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Winlock schedules June workshop to review draft nuisance, code-enforcement ordinance
Summary
Council read Ordinance 1199 by title and voted to hold a workshop on June 15, 2026, to review a proposed public-nuisance and code-enforcement ordinance establishing penalties, abatement authority and appeal procedures.
Mayor Victoria Marincin read Ordinance 1199 aloud by title during the council meeting on May 11. The draft ordinance would define public nuisances, establish enforcement procedures, civil infractions and administrative penalties, provide abatement authority and outline appeal procedures.
Councilman Jeramy Allman moved to schedule a council workshop at 6:00 p.m. on June 15, 2026 to review the draft; Councilwoman Jodie Curtis seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. The minutes record the action as a council directive to discuss the draft ordinance at the workshop rather than a final adoption.
The draft ordinance (1199) was entered into the meeting under Item 16. The minutes do not include the full ordinance language or any fiscal impact analysis; staff or the city clerk’s office would be the point of contact for the full draft and any associated reports.
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