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Code Enforcement Notice: 3227 Anador Street

Original title: (BV), Casey & Gaye Sharpe, 3227 Anador Street 42-23 NPCC - Accumulation of debris (Debris consisting of trash, furniture, and broken toys on property.) ACTION: Twenty-five (25) days to achieve compliance (no later than May 18th, 2026) or a $10/day fine up to a maximum of $1,000.00 beginning May 19th, 2026.

Record date · May 28, 2026

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What This Bill Does

The city has issued a code enforcement notice to Casey and Gaye Sharpe regarding the accumulation of trash, furniture, and broken toys on their property. The owners have 25 days to clear the debris to avoid daily fines.

Why it matters

The property owners face a potential financial penalty of $10 per day, up to a $1,000 maximum, if the specified debris is not removed from the property by May 18, 2026.

Who It Affects

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Casey and Gaye Sharpe

They are the property owners required to remove debris to avoid daily financial penalties.

Key Facts

The property at 3227 Anador Street is cited for accumulation of debris, specifically trash, furniture, and broken toys.
The owners have 25 days from the notice date to achieve compliance.
The deadline for compliance is May 18, 2026.
Failure to comply by the deadline results in a $10 per day fine starting May 19, 2026.

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The maximum total fine for this violation is $1,000.
The case is identified as 42-23 NPCC.
The internal file number is CECASE-26-00041.
The document is currently in draft status as a 2nd Hearing Case.

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens if I don't clear the debris by May 18th?

Starting May 19th, 2026, you will be charged a fine of $10 per day until the property is cleared, up to a maximum of $1,000.

What specific items are considered debris in this case?

The notice identifies trash, furniture, and broken toys as the items requiring removal.

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Compliance Timeline

The city provides a 25-day window for compliance before fines begin accruing.

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