Add unpaid code violations and fines totaling $394,330 to property tax bills
In Plain English
Property owners who ignored violations like broken windows, weeds, and foreclosure law failures owe the city $394,330 in cleanup costs and fines. The city tried collecting directly but owners didn't pay. If approved, these debts get added to property tax bills so the county collects them automatically.
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Votes
To approve said lien list with the removal of primary residence owners and property owners that protested for further investigation, and return to council for consideration at a future meeting
6 to 0
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