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At a glance: key votes from the Sandusky Code Compliance hearing
Summary
The board held one penalty, denied one appeal and reduced another penalty; owners were directed to coordinate with code enforcement on completion and payment arrangements.
At Monday’s Code Compliance Board meeting the panel took three formal actions: it placed a first administrative penalty on hold and granted 120 days for demolition at one property; it denied an appeal of a $100 penalty for missing gutters at another property; and it reduced a second administrative penalty from $500 to $300 at 308 West Parish Street.
Chair Speaker 1 summarized the outcomes: the first matter was placed on hold pending completion of demolition, the Michael Johnson appeal was denied and the Warfield/owner matter resulted in a reduced penalty with staff noting payment plans are available. In each case the board asked property owners or occupants to stay in contact with code enforcement and to request a final inspection once work is complete.
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