During a recent government meeting, officials discussed ongoing compliance issues related to a property that has multiple structures encroaching on setbacks and property lines. The property, which has seen various additions over time, includes detached sheds on the north side that extend beyond the property line and into the right of way. The applicant has expressed intentions to undertake reroofing and other repairs, but faces the possibility of needing to remove these sheds if they do not meet regulations.

Significant concerns were raised regarding a fence on the north side that previously extended into the right of way; however, the applicant has made progress by removing portions of it. On the south side, a shed is also encroaching into the setback and property line, with modifications potentially linked to unpermitted fill and a deteriorating retaining wall.

The meeting highlighted the challenges of assessing compliance due to many structures being built without permits or inspections, complicating evaluations of their adherence to building codes. Additionally, the property was noted to have garbage and vehicles that limit access to parking areas, further contributing to the overall non-compliance issues.

Officials emphasized the need for an abatement order to ensure the property owner addresses these violations and brings the property into compliance with local regulations. The discussion underscored the importance of adhering to city codes to maintain community standards and safety.