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Code Enforcement Hearing: 6304 Freemont Street

Original title: (RH), David Doyle, 6304 Freemont Street 42-23 NPCC - Accumulation of debris (Observation of the property noted that the residence has a large amount of debris in the back yard, inspector observed inoperable motorcycles, bicycles, washing machine and several other unknown items on property.) IPMC 2021 308.2.2 - Refrigerators (Refrigerator with door attached sitting on the ground outdoors in front yard in violation of City standards.)

Record date · July 23, 2026

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What This Bill Does

This document outlines a code enforcement case regarding property maintenance violations at 6304 Freemont Street. The city inspector has cited the property for the accumulation of debris in the backyard and an improperly stored refrigerator in the front yard.

Why it matters

The property owner, David Doyle, faces a formal hearing regarding potential violations of city property maintenance standards that could result in fines or required remediation.

Who It Affects

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Directly affected

David Doyle

As the property owner, he is subject to the code enforcement hearing and potential requirements to remove items from the property.

Key Facts

  • The property at 6304 Freemont Street is under review for accumulation of debris in the backyard.
  • Observed debris includes inoperable motorcycles, bicycles, a washing machine, and other items.
  • The property is in violation of IPMC 2021 308.2.2 for having a refrigerator with the door attached stored in the front yard.
  • The case is filed under number CECASE-26-01621.
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  • The matter is scheduled for a 1st Hearing Case before the Code Enforcement body.
  • The case was introduced on June 10, 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the specific violation regarding the refrigerator?
The refrigerator is in violation because it is stored outdoors in the front yard with the door still attached, which is prohibited by city standards.
What happens at a 1st Hearing Case?
This is the initial formal review of the code enforcement case where the violations are presented to the hearing body.

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Standardized Enforcement

The citation explicitly references the 2021 International Property Maintenance Code, indicating the city's reliance on standardized national codes for local enforcement.

IPMC 2021 308.2.2

Connected Entities

CECASE-26-01621, David Doyle, 6304 Freemont Street
otherCECASE-26-01621“Case file number”Map →
PersonDavid Doyle“Property owner of 6304 Freemont Street”Map →
location6304 Freemont Street“Subject property of the code enforcement case”Map →

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