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Mayor reports 3rd Street property cleanup using updated authority
Summary
The mayor told the council that the city used a change in local law to begin cleaning a 3rd Street property, involving a realtor and a clean-out company, and posted no-trespassing signage; the owner was described as a private owner with tenant issues.
In his report, the mayor said the city worked with the chief to begin cleanup of a 3rd Street house, citing a change in local authority that enabled officials to contact the owner and start the process. "Just wanna comment on the work we did with, chief to get, 3rd Street house cleaned up," the mayor said, noting a realtor and a clean-out company assisted in clearing belongings.
The mayor said the property had been treated as occupied by tenants and that the city followed an exercise to allow the occupants time to remove their belongings before the cleanup. The mayor described new no-trespassing signage and expressed hope the property issue will improve going forward.
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