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Commissioners hear code-enforcement concern about RV occupancy; PASAR overtime conversion proposal presented

Jackson County Board of Commissioners · February 18, 2025
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Summary

County staff and residents raised a code-enforcement complaint about a person living in an RV on a ditch near 39, and a separate presentation urged converting comp time overtime to cash; commissioners asked for comp-time totals and discussed likely contract remedies for the property.

Conner Barnette raised a code-enforcement matter involving a person residing in a recreational vehicle on a small ditch on the south side of 39; the occupant reportedly is not the property owner and is purchasing the property by contract from an out-of-area owner. Commissioners discussed that the contract holder could void the contract to remove occupants but took no formal enforcement action at the Feb. 18 meeting.

Separately, Jerry Ault presented a graph of PASAR rates from 2016–2025 and requested that the county provide an option to convert comp time overtime to a cash payout. Commissioners asked staff for the total current comp time amount before considering the proposal and noted they would take the matter to Council for approval if appropriate.