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Ely council authorizes abatement of trash and debris at two Fay Avenue properties

Ely City Council · July 9, 2026
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Summary

The council authorized abatement to remove household trash and debris at 203 and 213 Fay Avenue (APNs 001-122-12 and 001-122-13) owned by Brandon Carter, and discussed enforcement thresholds and coordination with the sheriff for property access.

The Ely City Council approved an abatement action to remove household trash and debris from private properties at 203 and 213 Fay Avenue (APNs 001-122-12 and 001-122-13), owned by Brandon Carter. Councilwoman Jerri Lynn Williams-Harper moved to approve the abatement and Councilman Dennis Perea seconded. City Clerk Jennifer Lee explained the city triggers code enforcement when properties present hazards or vermin; letters are sent for minor issues but abatement is pursued where public health or safety risks exist.

City Attorney Chris Arabia said he would coordinate with the Sheriff's Office to ensure any required steps for entering private property are followed. The motion passed unanimously.