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Residents and officials press council on code enforcement as 30 violations reported in April
Summary
A resident and the mayor urged faster action on grass, garbage and building maintenance; council noted the code-enforcement report recorded 30 violations in April and moved $7,000 to Code Enforcement.
Public commenter Roy Darrin told council he is concerned about property conditions and enforcement, saying "He feels nothing seems to be getting cleaned up." Council President Ann Tarantella responded that enforcement "is a process, and it takes times," and Councilwoman Rhonda Balchun cited the Code Assessment Professionals report by noting there were "thirty violations in the past month."
Mayor Gene Bruno also raised concerns about enforcement speed in his report, saying enforcement "is not getting done as quickly" without the previous ordinance officer, which framed the council's decision in new business to move $7,000 from the Ordinance Officer line to Code Enforcement. Council did not provide a timetable or describe enforcement-specific staffing changes beyond scheduling Secretary/Treasurer interviews and the budget transfer.
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