05-B4 Task Force on Code Enforcement Minutes

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zoned areas of property that exceeds four acres. Barbed wire fences will not be permitted adjacent to residential zoned property at it applies to agricultural lots. (a)(7) The Committee decided on 100'. (8) Items a, b. (a), (b), (c), (d) and (e) were deleted. (b) fence heights: (1) was deleted (2) a. thirty-six inches was changed to forty inches. 4. Staff updates on junk vehicles enforcement for Task Force. Lisa Wright handed out a memorandum to the Task Force advising of the procedure that will used for the upcoming junked vehicles push. She also provided the Task Force with a copy of the courtesy door hanger that will be used. She advised that the door hangers should be delivered next week something, and that the push would begin shortly thereafter. She told the Task Force that no other code enforcement cases would be worked during this period unless they were deemed an immediate hazard. Chairman Wilson inquired if staff needed volunteers to ride with them and log information into the computer. Lisa Wright said there were potential liability issues with citizens riding along; however, because the way the courtesy notice was designed, it would only take the code enforcement officer a few minutes to complete each address. She stated that it would be most beneficial for staff to have volunteers to come to the office to log information into the computer from the courtesy notices issued by staff. Chairman Wilson asked if there were any volunteers. Cheryt Moore, Marilyn Bellevance, Bruce Frazier, Bee Garmon, and Chairman Wilson volunteered to help staff. Citizen Benny Gray also volunteered to help. 5. Discussion of demolition by neglect. Chairman Wilson advised the Task Force that this was on the agenda should anyone have any questions. He said he believed they could accomplish the goal by making some minor amendments to existing ordinances. Lisa Wright added that she had spoken with the Chairman of the Historic Preservation Commission, and they were going to look at this issue again at their meeting on the fourth Monday of this month to recommend revisions to the historic preservation ordinance. She recommended that, since the HPC was the group requesting the changes, the Task Force wait and put this back on their agenda next month. 6. Request items for future agendas. Chairman Wilson scheduled the next meeting for Tuesday, January 22°d at 5:00 p.m. He stated at the next meeting they would discuss fences in the front yard. He asked staff to research