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Board approves cleanup loan and adopts abatement orders for two code-violation properties
Summary
The Board approved a loan of up to $2,400 (minimum $100/month) to help a property owner complete a mandated cleanup and adopted hearing-board findings directing administrative abatements or court actions on two separate properties found in code violation.
Michelle from Code Enforcement summarized several administrative hearing matters. For a Volcano property associated in the record with Catherine Manuel, the hearing board recommended a loan not to exceed $2,400 to cover up to two dumpsters and disposal fees so the property owner can complete cleanup. The owner, identified in the record and present at the meeting, said she would make monthly payments and asked for reasonable terms. The board approved a loan with a minimum payment of $100 per month (terms discussed and entered by motion).
Code Enforcement then presented two abatement matters: an alleged occupied recreational vehicle at 23075 Roden Lane (Roden Lane case), and unpermitted structures and an occupied illegal residence at 14910 Sutter Highlands Drive (Sutter Highlands case). In both matters staff described prior notices, inspections, and recommended the board adopt the hearing board’s findings and authorize staff to pursue abatement and court actions if owners do not comply within the stated compliance period (30 or 45 days as noted in staff report). The Board adopted the hearing board findings and recommendations on both cases by unanimous vote.
