Planning staff: code enforcement active; regional GIS group flags virtual addressing fraud risks
Planning staff updated the commission on violation notices and court referrals for repeat offenders and told commissioners a regional GIS working group identified virtual addressing as a potential fraud vector for business licensing that may require coordination with the secretary of state.
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Planning and code enforcement staff told the board they are issuing violation notices (papers placed on properties) and that repeat offenders who do not comply have been referred to the sheriff and, in some cases, to district court. Staff described a recent case where a property owner received a court-ordered cleanup deadline with a fine if not complied with, and they said compliance tracking and photographic documentation for the district attorney’s office are ongoing.
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