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Public Works reports seasonal transitions; Building Dept. cites common code violations and permit totals
Summary
Public Works reported no water main breaks, two hazardous trees removed, branch pickup schedule and successful lead and copper sampling. The Building Department said 48 permits were issued July 23–Aug 26 (fees $66,787) and reiterated top recurring code violations.
Public Works reported routine seasonal work and safety actions: crews removed two hazardous trees, continued branch pickup (anticipated completion Sept. 24), and scheduled the next pickup for Oct. 6. Staff changed speed limit signs, removed retention‑pond fountains for winter, and completed lead and copper sampling, with participants receiving results.
The Building Department reported issuing 48 permits between July 23 and Aug. 26, collecting $66,787 in permit fees. Staff reminded residents of the top recurring code violations: receptacles or containers stored in view of the street (Sec. 86‑23), weeds and litter exceeding eight inches (Sec. 110‑20), and prohibited fence materials or solid panel restrictions (Sec. 18‑300).
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