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Commission approves abatement order for 114 South 9th Street

Board of Commissioners · May 13, 2026
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Summary

Resolution 26-09 was adopted May 13, 2026, finding 114 South 9th Street in violation of the city environmental code and directing the owner to begin abatement within 30 days or face city-initiated cleanup and assessment of costs.

The Board of Commissioners adopted Resolution No. 26-09 on May 13, finding that the premises at 114 South 9th Street violated the City of Neodesha Environmental Code and is unsafe and a blighting influence.

The resolution gives the owner 30 days from publication to begin repairs or abatement; if the owner does not diligently pursue the work to completion, the city will cause the premises to be repaired or abated and assess the costs as a special assessment against the property.

A public hearing on the matter was held at the May 13 meeting and property owner Todd Eustice appeared. Administrator Jones presented the enforcement chronology and the governing body moved to adopt the resolution; Commissioner Banzet moved to approve Resolution 26-09, seconded by Commissioner Truelove.

The resolution text includes the legal description of the property and directs the City Clerk to publish the resolution and mail required notices to owners, agents, lienholders and occupants as required by law.