Charge property owners for city cleanup of neglected lots and buildings
In Plain English
The city performed cleanups, inspections, and building boarding on certain properties whose owners failed to maintain them. Property owners now owe the city for these services plus administrative fines. If approved, these costs become special assessments added to property tax bills until paid in full.
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Votes
Refer the following individuals present at the meeting to staff for resolution: De Wanda Joseph, Ernestine Martin, George Shers, Daphne Primes, and Virginia Burleigh, and adopt Resolution No. 13-06 for Lot Cleanup Notifications, and Resolution No. 14-06 for Administrative Citations
8 to 0
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