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Council declines proposed code‑enforcement and permitting contract from Chrissy McGee
Summary
A proposal from Chrissy McGee to perform code enforcement, health inspections and permit reviews was not accepted by the council after an initial unclear motion; a subsequent motion not to accept the offer passed 4–1.
Council considered a proposal from Chrissy McGee to provide code enforcement services including health inspections, permit plan reviews and permit inspections, but the council ultimately voted not to accept the scope that had been proposed. An initial motion to continue McGee on an on‑call basis was recalled because it did not match the written proposal; the recalled motion was made by Councilmember David Marek. After discussion, a motion by Councilmember David Marek, seconded by Councilmember Belinda Halfin, "not to accept the offer proposed by Chrissy McGee as presented, which was to do 'Code Enforcement, Health Inspections and all Permit Plan Reviews and Permit Inspections'," passed 4–1. Councilmember Joyce Parma voted against the rejection.
The minutes record the text of the proposal but do not include an explanatory presentation from McGee or additional details about alternative staffing options, compensation, or the specific deficiencies council cited. The minutes do not show any formal referral for staff to rework the proposal; the recorded outcome was a decision not to accept the proposed scope as presented.
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