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Council budgets $30,000 for part-time code enforcement after debate
Summary
After discussion about automation and the role of proactive enforcement, the council approved a $30,000 allocation for a part-time code enforcement position in a 4–1 vote, with Councilman Joel Dills dissenting.
Council members debated whether South Weber should hire a part-time code enforcement officer or first pursue automation to reduce complaint-driven enforcement. Councilman Joel Dills suggested "looking at what it takes to automate the process which will give an idea of what proactive enforcement would be and then the next stage is driving around doing inspections," and said automation could clarify staffing needs.
Councilman Blair Halverson moved to budget $30,000 and Councilman Wayne Winsor seconded; the motion carried 4–1 with Councilman Dills voting nay. City Manager David Larson and Public Works Director Mark Larsen noted there is a perception problem rather than a large compliance crisis, and the council asked staff to outline how the position would be implemented.
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