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HomeMy WebLinkAbout04/29/04 CEAC CODE ENFORCEMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE April 29, 2004 6:00 PM COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT CITY HALL 6800 MAIN STREET MINUTES Agenda Item II. Citizen Input. 1. Ed Fossman - Would like the City to consider issuing garage sale permits. He would also like the City to address substandard/dilapidated structures. 2. Jeff Sutherland - Would like to see the Committee eliminate tarps as an option to screen vehicles from public view. He would like the committee to look over the junked vehicle ordinance. 3. Bob Knutson - Would like to leave his trash container at the edge of his alley instead of moving right next to his house. 4. George Eicke - Suggested that the citizens of The Colony pay more on their water bill so that IESI can pick up all debris when it is set out instead of calling for a special pick up. 5. Bert - Would like to see the substandard/dilapidated houses in Eastvale either gone or brought into compliance. 6. Mike - Would like to see the junked vehicle ordinance changed. He does not think tarps should be an option for the screening of junked vehicles. Agenda Item II. New Business 1. Chris Spencer gave a presentation on the sign ordinance. He explained to the Committee all of the items that the Chamber of Commerce would like see addressed. The Committee agreed that the sign ordinance should go to the City Council. Motion: Barbara 1 S\ Tom 2nd. 2. The Committee decided that Code Enforcement should not display a sign in the City Right-of-way informing residents not to put signs there. Motion: 1 st Barbara, 2nd Cheryl. 3. The discussion on garage sale signs and banners was postponed till the May meeting. Motion: Tom 1 S\ Cheryl 2nd. 4. Harry Persaud gave the Committee options as to where to store the trash containers. Mr. Knutsin also gave his suggestions and comments to the Committee. The Committee agreed that Code Enforcement should not enforce any trash container's that are behind the 30" easement. The trash container must be screened by a fence or shrubbery. Further discussion was postponed until the May meeting. Motion: Tom 1 S\ Cheryl 2nd. 5. The Committee agreed that the Property Standards Letter be put on the City web site and in the City newspaper. Motion: Bob 1 S\ Chery12nd. 6. The Committee agreed that we should not change Code Enforcement's name. Motion: Barbara 1 S\ Chris 2nd. 7. The discussion on junked vehicles was postponed until the May meeting. Motion: Tom 1 S\ Barbara 2nd. 8. Iris gave a brief presentation on the content of the violation letter that Code Enforcement sends to property owners. It was mentioned that the statement "Failure to comply could result in a citation being issued," could be a little bit harsh. The Committee agreed that the violation letter should not be changed, but stay the way it was originally written. Motion: Tom 1 S\ Rita 2nd. 9. The Committee agreed that Code Enforcement should add emergency lights to their vehicles. Chris Italia suggested that Code Enforcement also put a sign that said, " This vehicle makes frequent stops." Motion: Bill 1 S\ Barbara 2nd. Agenda Item IV. Unfinished Business 1. CO Inspections - Going to Council in June. 2. The collection of outstanding liens will be addressed at the May Committee meeting. 3. All agenda items that were postponed will be brought back to the May meeting.