some of what we'll do is review uh the 2025 code compliance numbers, what we've uh done so far this year um and talk about our proactive inspections and problems we encounter uh with getting violations completed. um changes to the code that can help us and some legal options when progress has not been achieved.

predominantly are inspections that um they may see or uh encounter throughout the pro uh active enforcement. Um but as you can see the majority of what's being dealt with on this list has been related to tall grass and weeds. Um vehicles parking in the front yard...

in my 20 plus years here, there has only been once or twice that we've done or had an abatement order for removing of a tree. Um but as we continue, you know, down this road with the amount of emerald ash borers out there, um and the amount of problems that we see or that are being directed toward us towards us, this may be an issue that we have to uh address a little bit more.

if there's an if there's a a current immediate threat to health and safety, usually usually the re uh the remedy for that is the city goes and fixes it and then is after the fact looking to sort of pin the cost on a, you know, a property owner or a driver or a dog owner or whoever is, you know, created that.

I will tell you this that if it's related to rental, we have more teeth to get things accomplished than a single family property owner.

there is definitely there is a gap between, you know, where you want it to be at and where it becomes legally actionable, right? And, you know, we can we can enforce the bare minimum, uh, but we can't require that it look nice.