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Board fines multiple properties, sets 30-day compliance windows for nuisance issues
Summary
Code enforcement reported multiple recurring nuisance properties; the board placed fines (including $250 for 927 Wheatland and $500 for 505 Washington and another property) and granted 30-day extensions or watches on several addresses to allow owners or tenants to comply.
Code enforcement presented repeated violations at multiple addresses and recommended fines or further action. For 927 Wheatland Avenue staff recommended a tier-one fine and the board voted to place a $250 fine after noting multiple trash and furniture violations and unsuccessful contact attempts.
The board also declared 505 Washington Street a nuisance, unsafe and abandoned property and placed a $500 fine with a 30-day compliance window. For properties operating repair businesses in residential zones (notably 4218th/420 18th Street), the board declared the properties nuisance/unsafe and placed $500 fines to prompt compliance. At 607 West Broadway and 934 State Street the board granted 30-day extensions or watches to allow owners or tenants to finish repairs and avoid escalated enforcement if issues recur.
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