Code Enforcement Monthly Report – July 2026
Code Enforcement Program Update and Operational Enhancements
1. Restructuring Report Formatting
Code Enforcement has initiated updates to report formatting to improve clarity, consistency, and usability. The revised format is designed to standardize case documentation, making reports easier to review, track, and present for internal use, legal proceedings, and public records.
2. Revisiting Past Cases and Consolidating Files
Code Enforcement reviewed past cases to make sure records are accurate and complete. This included combining duplicate or incomplete files, updating case statuses, and organizing documents for easier reference. This work ensures that older cases have been properly addressed and closed.
3. Completion of Three-Year Case File Public Records Request Code Enforcement successfully completed a large-scale public records request involving three years of case files. This required extensive file review, and organization for approximately 313 individual cases.
4. Business and Apartment Inspection Influx
Code Enforcement has increased inspections related to mold and cockroach infestations throughout the city, as well as enforcement efforts addressing businesses operating without proper licensing.
Complaints: 5
Notices: 17
Closed: 5
Inspections: 52 (Previous inspections # Apr 74, May 80, July 61) 139 Manzanita
The property owner is actively cleaning up the property at 139 Manzanita and removing all debris and automotive-related items, including tires, tools, and vehicles. The property is showing partial compliance, but violations remain. The case remains active and under continued monitoring by Code Enforcement.
418 Walnut
319 So Jackson
Code Enforcement conducted an inspection at a unit within the Creekside Village Apartments and identified a cockroach infestation. Code Enforcement is currently working with both the property owner and tenant to ensure the infestation is fully treated and resolved.
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418 Walnut
The property at 418 Walnut Street has been under active Code Enforcement since October 2025 due to significant debris and fire-related hazards throughout the building.
A multi-phase compliance plan was implemented, resulting in substantial progress, particularly on the main floor and portions of the basement. As of the July 14, 2026 inspection, the case is closed.
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