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Resident disputes RV citation; mayor offers brief extension to finish repairs
Summary
A resident, David Dust, said he received a citation for repairing an RV in his front yard and said he found over 25 similar vehicles around town; the mayor said the city is not targeting individuals and offered to extend Dust's deadline to September 3 while repairs continue.
David Dust came to the podium to challenge a citation related to an RV being worked on in his front yard. Dust said he surveyed town streets and "found more than 25 different RVs parked in the front of homes," and asked whether the city's enforcement had targeted him. The mayor replied, "I can promise you we have not targeted you," and said a temporary code enforcement officer is on duty and a permanent replacement starts next week.
Dust asked for more time to finish repairs and move the RV to his backyard; the mayor said he could allow an extension. After brief discussion council indicated support for the extension. The mayor and council set a target move-before date of September 3 to avoid penalties while Dust completes repairs.
