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Motion asks city analysts to release overdue reports on nuisance property enforcement

Councilmember Tim McOsker wants pending recommendations on fines, orders and state law changes for problem properties made public.

City Council· posted Sep 4Motion

The motion would bring out pending recommendations on how the city handles nuisance properties, including new orders for owners who are willing but unable to fix them and possible higher fines for ignoring a Notice to Comply. Councilmember Tim McOsker seconded the request to the Chief Legislative Analyst and City Attorney.

What happens next

Referred to the Planning and Land Use Management and Public Works committees

How the Council voted on this file
Yes No Absent
  1. 12–0–3

    Motion asks city analysts to release overdue reports on nuisance property enforcement

    Council File 24-0196-S1Item 22 · Oct 20 meeting
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Tim Mcosker

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