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Neighbors urge council to revisit 6602 Warwick Drive approval, allege safety and process problems
Summary
Speakers asked the council to address permit and code-enforcement concerns at 6602 Warwick Drive, alleging an ordinance was used to legalize a large addition improperly and calling the structure a fire and drainage hazard; they asked the council to act before an ordinance sunset date on Dec. 31, 2026.
Residents Denise Eljuhi and Hassan Eljuhi urged the council to review permitting and enforcement around 6602 Warwick Drive, saying prior boards and staff had not fully resolved the issue and alleging photos and inspection notes were inaccurate.
Denise Eljuhi said the administration had used an ordinance intended for small garden sheds to legalize a large residential addition and bypassed fire and drainage codes. She cited a P&Z meeting and a 2019 code provision and told council members the change represented a "massive bait and switch." "This administration used it to legalize a large residential addition," she said, and urged the council to intervene.
Hassan Eljuhi complained the April 10, 2026 inspection report contained dishonest photos and said drainage and setback issues create a potential hazard. Both speakers requested the council address the matter before the ordinance sunset date of Dec. 31, 2026. The transcript does not record a staff explanation in open session; council later indicated a willingness to review concerns as part of broader oversight and an upcoming management review.
