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Council approves 60-day compliance period for property at 212 N. West St.
Summary
The council adopted Resolution 19-2024, giving the occupant of 212 N. West St. 60 days to bring the property into compliance; the motion passed 5-0. Assistant Clerk/Code Geri Ebersohl presented the enforcement history and property representative Jeff Rivers addressed the council.
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Assistant Clerk/Code Geri Ebersohl summarized several years of code-enforcement activity at 212 N. West St. and recommended the council adopt Resolution 19-2024 to set a 60-day compliance period.
Jeff Rivers, who addressed the council about the property, said he would "keep the yard up and in compliance, along with continuing to work on the house." After discussion, Councilmember Kyle Hrabe moved to adopt Resolution 19-2024; Harley Laughlin seconded the motion and it passed 5-0.
The resolution, as described by staff, gives the city an enforcement timeline to require cleanup and repairs on the property. Geri Ebersohl presented the staff recommendation and answered procedural questions from council members about monitoring progress. The council did not record individual roll-call votes in the transcript beyond the 5-0 tally.
The council took the action during the public hearing on code-enforcement matters. The next regular council meeting will include routine follow-ups, but no further hearings on this specific case were recorded during the special meeting.
