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Cedar Hill launches Operation Clean Corridor to engage businesses on corridor upkeep
Summary
Staff described a new initiative to send informational letters at certificate-of-occupancy, improve enforcement equity and use data to measure compliance in commercial corridors.
City staff outlined Operation Clean Corridor, a business-facing expansion of the Clean City program intended to address cleanliness and code compliance in commercial corridors.
"This initiative takes a more proactive approach with a key focus on direct engagement with our business community," presenter Stacy Graves said, explaining that the city will provide informational letters at the time a business receives its certificate of occupancy. Graves said the aim is early identification and correction of code issues, consistent enforcement, and data-driven evaluation of program effectiveness.
The presentation ties Operation Clean Corridor to the broader Clean City goals, including improved corridor appearance, equitable enforcement and support for economic vitality. Council members asked for ongoing metrics and for staff to report back on whether these outreach steps reduce repeat violations and visual blight.
Staff requested feedback and said they will return with program measurements and next steps.
