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Code enforcement reports 10 nuisance notices; reinspections set for May
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Code enforcement said it issued 10 nuisance-violation notices this month, with two instances self-resolving and eight requiring further action; reinspections are scheduled for May 20.
Code enforcement staff told the council the department issued 10 nuisance notices in the reporting period and will pursue follow-up inspections for those not yet remedied.
Brian reported 10 nuisance violations were issued this month; two properties came into compliance on their own while eight had not responded to notices. He said the office has set a reinspection date of May 20 and will send follow-up notices to property owners who have not responded. "So far, we've had 2 self compliance... And the other 8, no call, no emails, no nothing yet," Brian said.
Brian also noted local code prohibits abandoned or broken-down vehicles on property but that some ordinance details—such as limits on the number of parked vehicles or certain fence standards—are not spelled out, meaning enforcement can be more complicated in those cases. He said staff will continue to nudge compliance and return with updates.
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