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Council debates code-enforcer hours and leaves trailer ordinance unchanged
Summary
Lumberport council discussed adjusting the code enforcer's hours or hiring support and opted to monitor performance for a month; the existing ordinance on trailers/mobile homes was left unchanged after discussion.
Council members discussed whether to change the code enforcer's hours or hire someone to support the office, but they did not adopt any changes at the May 5 meeting. Mayor Lexi Mayfield asked for council members' opinions and the board agreed to observe what the code enforcer accomplishes over the next month before deciding on staffing or schedule changes.
Separately, the council considered an ordinance regarding trailers and mobile homes and "stands with no change" at this meeting, meaning the existing ordinance remains in force. A resident, David Wright Jr, had asked earlier about a trailer he placed in town limits; the minutes record that the code enforcer would address his question and the resident was satisfied.
No formal motions to change the code enforcer's hours or to amend the ordinance were recorded.
