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Code enforcement reports demolitions, vehicle removals and 71 permits issued so far this year
Summary
Officer Danny Grimes told the council that three demolition plans are underway, junk vehicles are being removed, Public Works is mowing properties, and that the city has issued 71 permits this year. He also supported a proposed No Parking zone on Public Street.
Danny Grimes, the city's code enforcement officer, briefed the council on several ongoing compliance and property-maintenance matters at the Oct. 21 meeting. He said the department is "working with a person who plans to open a dog grooming shop," has demolition plans for three properties, is arranging removal of junk vehicles, and reported that "71 permits have been issued this year and inspections completed." The council heard these updates before addressing parking and other regulatory items.
Grimes also outlined the rationale for proposed No Parking zones on sections of N. and S. Public Street; he described traffic and safety considerations and answered council questions about enforcement exceptions for mobile businesses serving residences. The council later voted to approve the no-parking zones as requested.
