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Oak Ridge code officer cites multiple violations, opens formal action for junked vehicles on Oak Ridge Drive
Summary
Code Enforcement Officer Donnie Spradlin reported a series of neighborhood compliance concerns including a drainage blockage allegedly caused by OpenInfra, a formal violation slated for a yard with multiple junk cars on Oak Ridge Drive, and a $35 fine for uninspected concrete at a residence on '34'.
Donnie Spradlin, the city's code enforcement officer, listed multiple compliance issues during the July 14 meeting. Spradlin said OpenInfra blocked a drainage pipe during digging at Water Oak; a residence on Oak Ridge Drive with multiple junk cars will be referred for formal violation proceedings; wood remains piled next to the road in Savannah; and a residence identified as on '34' had concrete installed without inspection and faces a $35.00 fine.
Spradlin also said he will investigate an unpermitted deck and pool on Willow Wood Trail and will review the ham antenna code. The minutes do not record responses from the property owners or further timelines for enforcement actions.
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