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Municipal Code Enforcement Meeting - July 8, 2026
Published: Jul 8, 2026
Unlawful tree removal fine of $500 imposed; replanting completed
The Municipal Code Enforcement Board heard a case concerning the unlawful removal of four crepe myrtle trees from 9228 North 56th Street without a permit. The respondent, Mr. Hamad, stated he had hired someone to remove the trees but not to uproot them and requested to replant new trees. The four crepe myrtle trees were replanted before the hearing, bringing that violation into compliance. However, the board imposed a lump sum fine of $500 ($125 per tree) for the unlawful removal, as per sections 12-763 and 12-768A.1.
Nuisance building and property maintenance case carried over for further updates
The Municipal Code Enforcement Board reviewed case 254819 for 5106 East 122nd Avenue, involving nuisance buildings, sanitation premises clean, inoperative outdoor storage equipment, and fence maintenance. The compliance deadline was June 10th, with a $50 per day fine. The case was carried over to this hearing, and the respondent reported they are coordinating with their attorney and have made substantial improvements, needing only new shingles for a shed. The board expects the respondent to provide updates and potentially address the remaining work.
Water restriction violation leads to $100 fine for previous owner
The Municipal Code Enforcement Board heard a case concerning a violation of the water shortage declaration at 11003 Kiwani Drive. The property was cited for watering outside the permitted hours during phase three water restrictions. The respondent, who had sold the property, was unaware of the shortage due to not checking mail. The board imposed a $100 fine, noting that fines are assessed against the property owner at the time of the violation. The respondent will need to coordinate with the title company regarding the fine payment.
Water restriction violation results in $100 fine
The Municipal Code Enforcement Board heard a case regarding an inoperative vehicle at 10905 Montrose Avenue during a phase three water shortage. The respondent was found in violation of watering outside permitted hours. The board determined the violation to be irreparable and irreversible and imposed a $100 fine. The respondent stated the property is now in compliance regarding watering times.
Multiple housing violations ordered corrected by August 12, with $75 daily fine
The Municipal Code Enforcement Board addressed multiple violations at 6713 Jennifer Drive, including a fence in disrepair, a malfunctioning garage door, and a tarp on the roof indicating a roof defect. All violations remained uncorrected as of the hearing. The board found the property in violation of all three codes and ordered corrections by August 12, 2026, with a daily fine of $75 ($25 per violation) if non-compliance persists. The property is a rental, and the property manager had been notified but claimed delays in getting the owner to address the issues.
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