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Code enforcement recounts multi-year violations at 506 Camp Street
Summary
Carlin Code Enforcement Officer Lila Sexton told the council she documented prior nuisance citations, neighbor complaints and alley blockage at 506 Camp Street and presented photos and parcel details used to support a finding of public nuisance.
Code Enforcement Officer Lila Sexton told the Carlin City Council she has worked the 506 Camp Street case 'for quite some time' and presented photographic evidence and a citation history to support the city's finding of public nuisance.
Sexton identified the parcel as 002182-011 and said she had photos from Dec. 31 and from the day of the hearing showing debris, abandoned items and conditions neighbors reported. She cited prior enforcement actions, including citations issued May 20, 2024 and Jan. 7, 2025, and said neighbors reported alley blockage that interfered with Elko Sanitation’s route.
Sexton said complaints came from multiple neighbors and that she has repeatedly asked the owner to clean the property. "I have worked this case on this property for quite some time," she told the council. The council used Sexton's evidence and the municipal-code citations when deciding to deny the owner’s appeal.
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