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Code enforcement updates and EDC outreach reported to council
Summary
Code Enforcement Officer Dennis Wagner reported on violation resolution and disclosure requirements for properties coming up for sale; EDC President Bruce Mathews said brownfield remediation firms indicated the city's alley gas tank might be removed at no charge if eligibility criteria are met.
Dennis Wagner, the city's Code Enforcement Officer, presented the BCCS Council report listing violations and said many issues have been resolved through notices or voluntary compliance. He reminded council that property violations generally must be disclosed at the time of sale and noted one previously fined property is under renewed investigation by the Collin County Sheriff's Office.
EDC President Bruce Mathews reported he contacted a brownfield-remediation company while at a conference; the company suggested the city's alley gas tank could be removed at no charge if the city meets the firm's eligibility guidelines. Mathews also attended a State Comptroller seminar covering funding sources for local governments.
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