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Council hears unresolved code-enforcement cases; solicitor to draft occupancy-permit ordinance
Summary
Council noted unresolved code-enforcement matters including an estate-related bamboo problem and a house deemed blighted; Solicitor Nate Morgan will bring a draft occupancy-permit ordinance and the House Numbering committee will meet with Randy Dawson.
Council reviewed several code-enforcement items during the Feb. 18 meeting. The minutes report that Tim Nixon’s estate is continuing to be handled by Attorney Jim Fenchel and that the previously promised remediation of a bamboo problem has not occurred. The minutes also note that "Mrs. Amberson’s house also needs to be cited as a 'blighted property.'" Solicitor Nate Morgan was tasked to bring a draft ordinance creating an occupancy permit.
Separately, the House Numbering committee was instructed to meet with Randy Dawson regarding letters being sent to residents about house numbers. The minutes do not record specific enforcement dates, fines, or a formal hearing schedule; they show the issues remain open and that staff and legal counsel will continue work on remedies.
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