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Manager given until Oct. 7 to resolve junkyard and fence code violations
Summary
Dennis Riley, representing the Donna J. Mitchell Living Trust, was ordered to bring 86005 Cardinal Road into compliance by Oct. 7, 2026; an Oct. 13 fine-assessment hearing was scheduled and a $100/day fine will begin Oct. 8 if the property remains out of compliance.
Dennis Riley, who manages properties for the Donna J. Mitchell Living Trust, told the magistrate he has been working to remove vehicles and remediate the site at 86005 Cardinal Road. Code Enforcement Officer Travis Taylor reported progress but said the property still had outstanding violations, including an over-height fence without proper permits and inoperable vehicles.
Magistrate Poole found competent evidence of violations and ordered the property into compliance by Oct. 7, 2026, with an Oct. 13 fine-assessment hearing if the deadline is not met. A $100-per-day fine would commence on Oct. 8 for continued noncompliance. The magistrate acknowledged the recent improvements and advised Mr. Riley to continue coordination with county staff to avoid fines.
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