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Mifflin council authorizes temporary increase in codes-enforcement hours
Summary
Council voted May 5 to double Codes Assessment Professionals’ monthly hours from 8 to 16 for three months to address a backlog; President Foose will notify CAP and expects increased productivity.
Mifflin Borough Council voted May 5 to temporarily double the contracted hours for Codes Assessment Professionals (CAP), increasing from 8 hours per month to 16 hours per month for the next three months. The motion was made by Joseph Kramer, seconded by Tim Delancey, and affirmed by all present.
Council members said CAP indicated there is a substantial backlog of code-enforcement work to catch up on and the temporary increase is intended to accelerate that work. President Randy Foose will notify CAP of the three-month increase and that the council expects demonstrable productivity improvements during that period.
The motion does not specify additional funding beyond the billed hours; CAP may bill for the additional hours under the existing contract terms, council members said.
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