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Resident urges Cherokee Village to enforce unsafe-building rules at 7 Calccan Trace
Summary
A neighbor asked the council to enforce city ordinances after a building permit for 7 Calccan Trace expired and planning staff declared the property an unsafe structure; petitioners asked what enforcement steps the city has taken since a Feb. 23, 2026 notice.
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A resident reading on behalf of her neighbor asked the Cherokee Village council Aug. 13 to move forward on enforcement steps for a derelict property at 7 Calccan Trace.
Sher Lowers read a letter from Leanne Bulls saying the city’s records show building permit #2318 was issued Aug. 3, 2021, later expired, and that a notice of violation dated Oct. 27, 2025 documented lack of progress. Lowers said planning and zoning staff sent a Feb. 23, 2026 letter declaring the property an unsafe structure and giving the owner 30 days to remediate or remove the structure; the petitioner asked what actions have occurred since that deadline.
A council member asked the petitioner to leave the materials with staff and said, “I can get you answers to them questions,” noting the city had received the same photos and that staff were still attempting to contact property owners. The petitioner emphasized she was requesting consistent enforcement of the city’s ordinances and a clear timeline, not special treatment.
The transcript records the petitioners’ request and the council’s pledge to follow up; no formal enforcement action or hearing outcome was recorded in the meeting minutes.
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