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Council asks Planning Commission to draft code-violation process and potential fines
Summary
Rivergrove Council directed staff to prepare a draft ordinance establishing a process and possible fines for alleged code violations and to send the draft to the Planning Commission for review and recommendation.
The Rivergrove Council discussed establishing a formal process for handling alleged code violations, including whether to add fines or formal enforcement steps.
Council members said the issue requires a drafted ordinance for the Planning Commission to review; Council President Tuttle said the commission should draft a proposed ordinance to come back to the Council for possible adoption. No fines or formal thresholds were set at the Dec. 9 meeting; the action was procedural and intended to clarify administrative steps and enforcement authority.
The Council emphasized that the Planning Commission should examine the proposed process before the Council considers adoption. The Council did not set a timeline or specific fine amounts at the meeting.
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