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City to seek replacement after interlocal partner withdraws code-enforcement officer
Summary
Staff reported that Tonino is ending the interlocal agreement that provided 'Rainey' as the code-enforcement officer; council asked staff to pursue a new agreement with Bridal or evaluate internal options before Rainey's contract ends at month-end.
Staff told the council that Tonino is withdrawing from the interlocal agreement that supplied Rainey as the city's code-enforcement officer. "Tonino is pulling out of our interlocal agreement to have Rainey as our code enforcement officer," staff said, and noted Rainey's contract ends at the end of the month; the city intends to wrap up active files and pursue alternative arrangements.
Council directed staff to explore working with Bridal (the partner mentioned in the discussion) and to have the city's building official step into some responsibilities in the short term. The chair said the city will follow up with Brian (the building official) and Tammy to attempt an interim agreement before the next meeting.
