All right, we are now recording.

Good morning, everybody.

Um I'm calling this morning's meeting to order the mayor's code enforcement committee to order at 9 02 a.m.

on September 10th, 2026.

Um the first item on the agenda is the approval of our minutes from our last meeting on August 13th, 2026.

Do I have a motion to approve those minutes?

All right, Scott, thank you.

Do I have a second?

James, thank you.

Any discussion on the motion?

Any changes any need to be made to the minutes or updated or anything like that?

All right, seeing none, all in favor, please unmute yourself and so signify by saying I.

Any opposed?

Any abstentions?

All right, seeing none, the motion passes unanimously at 903 a.m.

All right.

Next up we have um our public session.

Uh we do have a member of the public here today.

We have Madison and Madison.

How do you say your last name?

Uh cluznick.

Thank you.

I didn't want to slaughter it.

All right.

So this is the time where members of the public are able to address the code enforcement committee.

I will note that um we have a practice of limiting uh comments to five minutes.

So if if you would like to address the commission, I know you have I got your emails and everything like that.

I did send it to the commission or the committee before the meeting, and we'll we will be adding it to the to the agenda after our public session.

Um but if you just want to like fill us all in on everything, uh just know you have five minutes and we'll we'll let you have that now.

All right, sure.

Yeah, I am currently representing my husband who could not be present today.

Um, however, um we're kind of in a pickle.

Um we have an abandoned lot next to us, um, basically in short, um the person that was previously building the property um went and had like a bankruptcy foreclosure.

Um anytime that we have like kind of reached out for law enforcement help, you know, there's there's only so many limitations that you know that they're basically limited in what they can do because there's so many um there's many parties involved um or basically pointing fingers bank wise and what can be done, what can't be done.

Um we filed um two different um incidence reports with the police um due to having um multiple trailers now on the property um with multiple um individuals now inhabiting those trailers.

Um and it's become more of like a health and sanitation issue because those trailings aren't like bound by foundation, they're not leaving the property.

There's one that's been there for you know over two months.

There's now one that's been there for um about a month now, too.

Um so it's a matter of where is that waste going, you know, and now just kind of more or less things like that.

I know my husband kind of went into the nitty-gritty and um some of the emails that he had sent.

Um, but it's just become, you know, it's more than just like an unsightly property.

You know, there's just inhabitants there of, you know, they're not leaving, they're not going anywhere, you know, things of that nature.

Um, so we're really more or less concerned with like the noise ordinances, the sanitary aspect of things.

You know, they are running generators, you know, during the day, fine, it is what it is, but it's you know, one o'clock in the morning, two o'clock in the morning, three o'clock in the morning.

Um, and just you know, we're kind of stuck and at a loss at what we can do.

Um, we just more or less want the safety of that property, you know, looked at and the cleanliness of the property looked at, um, just because it is not only affecting us, but it is affecting surrounding neighbors.

So we've just kind of been trying to put our heads together to see, you know, what we can and cannot do with the limitations that we do have and what we can see from you know our own property without actually trespassing or breaking any any laws on our behalf.

But it's kind of again, we're at a standstill because nobody directly is claiming to own the property just because it is in it's not been a finalized foreclosure or bankruptcy.

Um, you know, there's been no final judgment essentially.

So there's a lot of finger pointing.

So we don't know how we can proceed further with the information and the evidence that we have with the police reports, photos that we photos and video, audio, everything that we have.

We're just kind of sitting ducks at this point.

Um, so we just kind of want to see that kind of come to fruition as quickly as possible just because it has been an ongoing issue and it's continuing to get worse.

Um so we're just looking for a bit of guidance in what we can do.

So thank you so much.

I just have a question for you.

Do you know you say the property isn't a foreclosure as a bank for closing on it?

So it's kind of it's it's weird.

So basically, the gentleman that had owned the property, I guess something had filed for bankruptcy, and there's two different banks or entities that are trying to basically say that they have oversight on the property, but then when we go to try to like make anything of it, they're just kind of like, well, we can't do anything about it because nobody bank wise, nobody directly owns it.

So we're just trying to get all of the documentation we have to kind of pinpoint who who do we go after for this essentially to you know make something of it.