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Council extends deadlines for multiple property owners, adopts abatement resolutions
Summary
Council passed a series of resolutions (01-2025, 05-2025, 06-2025, 07-2025, 08-2025, 09-2025) extending compliance deadlines for property owners and warning that abatement will follow if significant progress is not made. A public hearing for Ryan Worrell preceded adoption of Resolution 01-2025.
At a public hearing, resident Ryan Worrell of 504 N. East St. explained delays in addressing property issues and acknowledged communication lapses; the council adopted Resolution 01-2025 extending him time to make progress. The minutes state that "the communication has not been the best" and that Worrell "will keep in touch." Kyle Combs moved to adopt Resolution 01-2025; the motion carried 5-0.
The council also adopted multiple similar resolutions extending deadlines for other property owners. The transcript records adoption of Resolution 05-2025 for Regina Abbott (525 W. Mechanic), Resolution 06-2025 for Hollie Jimenez (402 & 410 West St.), Resolution 07-2025 for Charles Jimenez (315 North St.), Resolution 08-2025 for Doug Lentz (425 W. Mechanic & 212 Mill Rd.) and Resolution 09-2025 for Deb Kingsley (314 W. Mechanic). Each motion was recorded as carrying 5-0. The council recorded that, absent significant progress, abatement proceedings would follow.
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