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Code Enforcement Board (2025-06-24)

Tuesday, June 24, 2025 · Government meeting record

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The Code Enforcement Board met to address property maintenance violations, including junk, debris, overgrown weeds, and unsafe structures. The board issued compliance deadlines and daily fines for several properties and announced a change to future meeting dates.

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Property owners cited for code violations face daily fines ranging from $25 to $100 if they do not bring their properties into compliance by the board-mandated deadlines.

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th and safety of his neighbors as in the five years that he has lived in the neighborhood the trash ing and now there are rodents surrounding the properties.

CALL TO Chair Bar City Hall,

A board member and neighbor to the respondent, spoke and confirmed the statements from. Dr. the respondent's backyard has an increasing accumulation of trash, along with rodents and wildlife acknowledged that code enforcement has limited authority over the rear of the property, he his own health and safety, as well as that of his neighbors, due to the worsening conditions.

anded by Member Shultz , moved that in Case #2025-01436, the respondent be found in violation 2025, and be given until July 08, 2025, to come into compliance or be fined $50.00 per day, per compliance. Motion carried unanimously.

erson shall allow or allow to remain any Junk or Debris classified as a nuisance or menace to public fare.

ABSENT:

and Debris on the Side of the Property.

Ented this case and gave its history along with Case #2025-01436.

CONSENTed by Member Fernandez, moved that in Case #2025-01491, the respondent be found in violation ALL MAT 2025, and be given until July 08, 2025, to come into compliance or be fined $50.00 per day, per BOARD Ancompliance. Motion carried unanimously.

DISCUSSIC TO REMO

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ney spoke and explained that a disability has been preventing her from maintaining her property. and friends have been helping her, especially following a recent fall. She claimed that the items on does not meet the junk and debris criteria of the ordinance. She asked for 30 days total to come h properties.

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ner, private property, shall consent to the parking or storing of vehicles on non-improved

Respondent Victoria Laney addressed questions from the Board.

shall allow their pool to become or remain in an abandoned, unsafe, or unsanitary condition unsanitary pools are prohibited and declared to be a public nuisance and unlawful.

IOA President spoke and provided a photo that he took of the property. He claimed that he is

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HEARINGS ON STATEMENT OF VIOLATIONS PURSUANT TO NOTICES OF HEARINGS

| OFFICER RODRIGUEZ | 611 N LAKEWOOD AVE | RENTAL HOME HOLDINGS LLC | | --- | --- | --- | | Violation Cited:§108-35. | | | | Summary: | | | | §108-35. - When nuisance conditions or hazards degenerate or cumulatively impact on structures, dwellings or other buildings regulated by the Minimum Standards Codes, to the extent that repair, removal, securing or demolition is necessary for the public health,safety and welfare | | |

$ \\§ 108-35. $ - Unsafe Structure with Junk and Debris Littering the Property.

Officer Rodriguez presented the case and gave its history. She further explained that as of June 24,2025,the property is still in non-compliance.The City asked for an Order of Compliance by July 24,2025,or thereafter to be fined $100.00 per day,per violation,until found in compliance.Additionally,the City has indicated that if the property remains noncompliant,it may proceed with abatement through demolition

Member Lewis, seconded by Member Smalldon, moved that in Case #2025-01222, the respondent be found in violation as cited as of April 23, 2025, and be given until August 23, 2025, to come into compliance or be fined $100.00 per day, per violation. ; and further, in the event that the property becomes vacant, authorize the City to abate the property and assess the cost to the fine. Motion carried unanimously. Motion carried unanimously.

CASE NO 2025-01436

| OFFICER RODRIGUEZ | 828 HAMMOCKS DR | LANEY VICTORIA J | | --- | --- | --- | | Violation Cited:§115-3.A.(3).Summary:§115-3.A.(3).-No person shall allow or allow to remain any Junk or Debris classified as a nuisance or menace to public health,safety and welfare. | | |

Officer Rodriguez presented Case #2025-01436 and Case #2025-01491 together, providing the history for each. Both properties are owned by the same individual, involve the same violation, and were cited on the same day.. She further explained that as of June 24, 2025, the property is still in non-compliance. The City asked for an Order of Compliance by

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Member Smalldon, sec as cited as of May 12 violation, until found in

CASE NO 2025-01491

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