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Bertram code enforcement: several cases this month and no citations written
Summary
Code enforcement reported six yard-rubbish cases (two resolved), nine non-running vehicles (one resolved), seven building-permit issues (four resolved), five animal-control issues (all handled) and four intakes to Hill Country Humane Society; staff said zero citations have been written so far.
Ted, the code enforcement officer, presented the department's monthly activity report, listing six complaints for rubbish in yards (two resolved), nine non-running-vehicle issues on approved surfaces (one resolved), seven building-permit issues (four resolved) and five animal-control matters (all addressed). He also reported four intakes at the Hill Country Humane Society.
When council asked how many citations had been issued to date, Ted said the department has not written any citations yet and is in an informational phase. "We haven't written any citations," Ted said. Council members acknowledged that enforcement is currently focused on education and compliance rather than citation issuance.
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