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Council authorizes liens on two properties after nuisance abatements
Summary
Resolutions 26-12 and 26-13 were passed unanimously to authorize liens on 815 NE Broadway and 217 NE Sandy Terrace to recover costs after property owners failed to pay abatement charges.
The Myrtle Creek City Council voted unanimously to authorize liens on two properties to recover costs associated with nuisance abatements.
City Recorder Joanna Bilbrey explained that Resolutions 26-12 and 26-13 authorize the City Recorder to place liens on properties where Public Works performed abatements and property owners did not respond to notices to pay. Resolution 26-12 applies to 815 NE Broadway; Resolution 26-13 applies to 217 NE Sandy Terrace. Both resolutions passed on motions by Councilor Diana Larson and seconds by Councilor Cathey Wragg.
The minutes record no additional discussion and no appeals or payments made at the time of the meeting; the liens were authorized to recover the abatement costs.
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