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Council hears code department update: 174 complaints, training and permit activity reported

Sunbury City Council · July 28, 2026
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Summary

Councilman Ramos reported progress on nuisance-property verification and administrative procedures and gave enforcement tallies for a 20-working-day period, including 174 activity entries, one court hearing, 22 notices and 5 citations.

At the meeting Chair recognized Councilman Ramos for a code update covering work completed during a 20-working-day window (June 29–July 24). Ramos said staff had been updating the nuisance-property list, training personnel on administrative procedures, and editing violation and work-order letters.

Ramos provided enforcement figures: "we have had 174 activity entries in complaints submitted to the code department," one court hearing, "22 quality of activities have been issued," "5 citations have been issued," and a series of building and zoning permits were processed during that period. The council acknowledged progress and asked staff to continue verification and follow up.

Council discussion focused on verification procedures and next steps to address properties that may require demolition or further enforcement. No formal policy action was taken; the update was informational and staff were directed to continue compiling a full report.