Council debates a permanent permitting board versus staff-led inspections; staff notes CommunityCore and a budgeted development inspector
Rodney proposed a five- to seven-member permitting board to centralize permitting records and inspections; some councilmembers pushed for a trained staff development inspector (already budgeted) and staff noted the city uses CommunityCore software to track permits.
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Rodney proposed establishing a permanent permitting board of five to seven members with two-year terms to streamline permitting, increase transparency and improve code-compliance records.
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