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Code Enforcement Case: Parking Violation at 5223 Kingsman Avenue

Original title: (AB), Jaclyn Burke, 5223 Kingsman Avenue 59-1(b)(1) NPCC - Prohibited parking (Parking in the City right-of-way, not in compliance with standards.)

Record date · March 26, 2026

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What This Bill Does

This document records a code enforcement hearing regarding a prohibited parking violation at 5223 Kingsman Avenue. The case, identified as CECASE-26-00101, has passed its first hearing.

Why it matters

The property owner at 5223 Kingsman Avenue is subject to a code enforcement action for parking in the in violation of municipal standards.

Who It Affects

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Directly affected

Jaclyn Burke

The individual is the subject of a code enforcement action regarding parking standards at their property.

Key Facts

The case involves a violation of code 59-1(b)(1) NPCC regarding prohibited parking.
The violation is defined as parking in the City right-of-way in a manner not in compliance with standards.
The case file number is CECASE-26-00101.
The status of the case is 'Passed' following the first hearing.

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The hearing was held by the Code Enforcement body.
The case was introduced on February 5, 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the code violation 59-1(b)(1) NPCC refer to?

It refers to prohibited parking in the that does not meet established standards.

What is the current status of this case?

The case has passed its first hearing as of February 5, 2026.

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CECASE-26-00101

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