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Code enforcement: septic odors, high grass and trash complaints reported
Summary
Code enforcement officer Donnie Spradlin reported multiple complaints about septic odors, high grass and trash in ditches; he noted a withdrawn offer on a 5-acre Zagoda parcel and outlined planned actions including red-tagging and a cleanup day.
Donnie Spradlin summarized recent code-enforcement activity for the council. He said staff had received several complaints about offensive odors from septic systems and multiple high-grass complaints; he also asked the county to coordinate on trash in roadside ditches.
Spradlin reported a 5-acre parcel on Zagoda where prospective purchasers withdrew an offer because the property has no retail-sales designation. He described National Night Out as a success and outlined possible future actions including deploying a decoy police vehicle, using red tags on unsafe projects and organizing a community cleanup day.
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