This is the last page of their plan on gaining the tools to further end your property rights and raise taxes or fees for services already being done by the county.

How about a protection for the property owner, that the city can't take their property by putting a code enforcement lien on it. If the city takes corrective action and files a lien the lien is not due until the property is sold by the owner at the owner's free will and desire. Not as a result of collection action, due dates, or interest due.

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I live with renters around me and there's nothing wrong with my quality of life,that is until the city comes around and screws something up. My neighbors and I just can't wait to have a Lowes so we can go to Home Depot.# posted by Anonymous

Anonymous :
If you have a renter who gets a "citation", and you live out of town, chances are the renter won't even tell you about this. You are required to give him "quiet enjoyment" of the property leased. The first thing you know, you will have a lien on your property without having the ability to know in advance, prevent it, or prevent this perverse ordinance. Wrong, just wrong, and meant to raise $$. Landlord's already pay a CITY business rent tax based on the income they receive.
# posted by Anonymous : 11:54 PM