Summary
The city wants to restore a code inspector position that's been unfunded since the previous inspector left, to tackle vacant buildings and property complaints. Councilors called it one of the highest-value requests, saying it would quickly pay for itself through compliance and property upkeep.
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Last discussed Apr 29, 2026.
Impact analysis
About $84,650 a year in payroll, part of a $2 million department increase.
Homeowners and renters living next to neglected or vacant properties.
Property owners currently violating code would face stricter enforcement.
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