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Council gives property owner 30 days for structural report under Resolution 30-2024
Summary
After a public hearing on code enforcement, the council approved Resolution 30-2024 (5-0), giving Charles Jimenez 30 days to provide a structural-engineer report or face abatement. The code enforcement officer was absent; council said it would follow precedent.
During a public hearing, the council discussed code-enforcement actions for a property owned by Charles Jimenez. The minutes state a structural engineer inspection was recommended to determine habitability; Charles Jimenez said work had been done but more remained. Council member Kyle Combs moved to pass Resolution 30-2024, giving Jimenez 30 days to provide a report from a structural engineer or the council would proceed with abatement. The motion was seconded by Harley Laughlin and passed 5-0.
The minutes record that the code enforcement officer was absent and that council members referenced following precedent in handling the case. The resolution establishes a 30-day window for the owner to supply professional documentation; the minutes do not record that such a report had been submitted during the meeting, nor do they specify the property's address in the minutes for this entry.
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