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City departments report active construction, code cases, lead-service survey progress and police activity
Summary
Community Development reported a surge of building permits and new commercial valuations; Public Works completed the 1100 W waterline, reported lead-service-line Phase 1 results showing 'No Lead' status for Phase 1, and updated projects including Well 3 rehab and Well 4 pump order. Police reported new investigations and reviewed use-of-force incidents found within policy.
Community Development told the council it issued 14 residential building permits in December (including three new single-family homes) with a combined valuation of $2,151,560 and permit fees of $63,448; three commercial permits totaled $5,587,232 in valuation with $80,074 in fees. Staff also reported 24 active code-enforcement cases and several new commercial and residential projects under construction.
Public Works summarized December operations—park maintenance, sidewalk and gutter replacements, asphalt patching and storm-drain inlet cleaning—and noted completion of the 1100 W water-line project with final costs under bid (saving nearly $70,000). Staff reported completion of Phase 1 of the EPA-required lead-service-line inventory and a "No Lead" Phase 1 status from the Division of Drinking Water. Police reported 34 new persons-crimes/sexual-assault/death investigations and 14 new theft/property/fraud cases in December and said two use-of-force incidents were reviewed and found to conform with department policy.
