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Resident asks whether painted markings on private stones count as graffiti
Summary
A member of the public asked the Council to clarify whether painted markings found on private-property stones constitute graffiti and what enforcement options the City might pursue.
During public comment at the April 15 meeting, Doug H. asked the City Council whether painted markings on stones located on private property should be considered graffiti and said he wanted to know what enforcement measures the City could pursue. The minutes record Doug H.’s request for clarification but do not record a staff response in that segment.
Councilmember Holland later sought clarification on the same wall-painting concern. The minutes indicate follow-up is needed to determine whether private-property markings fall under local graffiti or nuisance ordinances and what enforcement, if any, the City can lawfully take.
