Place liens on 11 properties for unpaid code violations and cleanup costs
In Plain English
Property owners who received citations for code violations like illegal dumping or building problems must pay fines and cleanup costs. The city has already fixed some problems and sent bills. If owners still haven't paid after public hearings, the city places liens on properties so unpaid amounts get collected when properties are sold.
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Votes
To remove those who contested the levies from the list
5 to 0
Public Comments
1 public comment — 1 spoken
- Elizabeth DodgeEmail
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