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Council denies two manufactured‑home permits and approves one after split votes
Summary
Council denied Sergio Trejo Tarango's permit and reversed an initial approval for Daniel Espinosa after an amended vote; the permit for Stephen Ruiz at 607 Hanna St. was approved 4‑1. One council member abstained on an unrelated vote.
The City Council considered three separate building‑permit matters for manufactured homes on June 23. Council Member Elizabeth 'Liz' Grindstaff moved to reject Sergio Trejo Tarango’s permit for 601 South Cottonwood because the unit exceeded the city’s 10‑year age limit; the motion passed (the minutes record five votes in favor and one abstention by Council Member Diane Grimes).
Council addressed a second permit for Daniel Espinosa to place two manufactured homes at W. Tindall and S. Pine. Council Member Glen Van Dyke initially moved to approve the request and a preliminary vote recorded three in favor and two opposed, but Council Member Grindstaff later amended her position, changing to not in favor. The final tally was none in favor, four against and one abstention by Council Member Grimes, and the permit was denied. Separately, Council Member Diane Grimes moved to approve Stephen Ruiz’s permit for 607 Hanna St.; that motion passed 4‑1 with Council Member Karen Blackwell recorded as opposing.
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