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Commission considers vacant-residential registry to expand existing commercial registry; no vote
Summary
City staff proposed creating a registry for vacant residential properties to expand the existing registry for vacant commercial and industrial properties; the commission discussed the idea but took no action.
City Administrator Jones and Building Inspector Tommy John presented a proposal to establish a registry for vacant residential properties, noting the City of Neodesha has adopted a Minimum Housing Code and already maintains a registry for vacant commercial and industrial properties. Commissioners discussed the expansion but did not take formal action at the Oct. 22 meeting.
Minutes do not specify registration fees, reporting timelines, enforcement, or whether the registry would involve inspections. The proposal remains under discussion and would require further staff work or a future agenda item for a formal decision.
