Code Enforcement Case: 2523 Belvidere Street

Original title: (GW), Ronald & Cheryl Reber, 2523 Belvidere Street 59-1(b)(1) NPCC - Prohibited parking (Inoperable vehicle, burgundy pickup truck parked on the City right-of-way, (expired tag). Two utility trailers parked on the City right-of-way.) 59-1 (b)(4) NPCC - Prohibited parking (Inoperable vehicle, burgundy pickup truck parked on the City right-of-way, (expired tag). Two utility trailers parked on the City right-of-way.)

Record date · April 23, 2026

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What This Bill Does

This document outlines a code enforcement case against Ronald and Cheryl Reber regarding prohibited parking at their property on Belvidere Street. The city alleges violations related to an and utility trailers stored on the public right-of-way.

Why it matters

The property owners face a formal hearing regarding potential violations of city parking ordinances, which may result in fines or requirements to remove vehicles and trailers from the public right-of-way.

Who It Affects

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Ronald and Cheryl Reber

The property owners are the subjects of the code enforcement action and are required to address the alleged parking violations.

Key Facts

The case involves an alleged violation of city ordinance 59-1(b)(1) regarding prohibited parking.
The case involves an alleged violation of city ordinance 59-1(b)(4) regarding prohibited parking.
The city alleges an inoperable burgundy pickup truck with an expired tag is parked on the city right-of-way.
The city alleges two utility trailers are parked on the city right-of-way.

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The case is currently in draft status as a 1st Hearing Case.
The case was introduced on February 24, 2026.

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What are the specific violations cited?

The city cites violations of ordinances 59-1(b)(1) and 59-1(b)(4) for parking an and utility trailers on the .

What happens next in this case?

The document indicates this is a 1st Hearing Case, meaning it is scheduled for a code enforcement hearing.

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