Residents allege selective code enforcement, point to temporary ordinance expiry date
Two residents alleged selective enforcement connected to temporary ordinance 0 10 25 and said a property allowed to remain in an apparent violation may be reverting to noncompliance on December 31, 2026; they requested written assessments from the fire marshal and council review.
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During citizens input, Denise El Juhi and Hassan El Juhi alleged the prior administration selectively enforced ordinances, citing a property they say was allowed to remain in violation while other residents followed rules and obtained permits. They named a temporary ordinance (referred to in the transcript as ordinance 0 10 25) that they said expires Dec. 31, 2026, after which they contend the structure will revert to an unpermitted condition.
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