Residents complain about "Warning Code Violations" signs; council defends softer enforcement approach
Two residents said warning signs placed on their doors failed to explain the violation or remediation steps; Mayor Minnich and Councilor Tricia Springer said the signs are intended as an informal, attention-getting step before beginning formal legal proceedings.
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Two Cleona residents raised concerns at the Sept. 9 council meeting about newly placed "Warning Code Violations" signs. Larry Cisney and Cal Boyer said the signs did not explain what the violation was or what to do to correct it, and they said the code enforcement officer did not meet with them after they requested a meeting.
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