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1 <br />LA515-1-874134.v1 <br /> STAFF REPORT DATE: 5/9/23 <br /> DISCUSSION <br /> <br /> <br />TO: City Council Workshop <br />FROM: Sarah Sonsalla, City Attorney <br />REVIEWED BY: Kristina Handt, City Administrator <br /> Dustin Kalis, Fire Chief <br /> Sophia Jensen, City Planner <br /> <br />AGENDA ITEM: Cimarron Manufactured Home Park – Review <br /> <br /> BACKGROUND: The City has been receiving a number of complaints from residents who live in the <br />Cimarron Manufactured Home Community. These complaints include: park management not allowing <br />parking on the streets, electrical service issues, park management not keeping up the streets by repairing <br />them or plowing the snow, the golf course is not operating, park management is raising rents, water main <br />breaks, overgrown grass on walking paths, painting on curbs is faded or missing, trees and bushes are <br />overgrown, the playground is in need of repairs, the pool is often closed during the summer, there are street <br />lights that are out, and the sidewalk is buckling. <br /> <br />ISSUE BEFORE COUNCIL: What types of complaints does the City have the authority to address and <br />does the City Council want to address any of these issues? Attached is a memorandum that outlines how <br />various complaints may be addressed and what the City’s authority is with respect to addressing these <br />complaints. <br /> <br />FISCAL IMPACT: This is dependent on if the City wishes to address any of these issues, as some of <br />these issues may have significant fiscal impact (i.e. nuisance abatement, implementing a rental housing <br />license ordinance) but others may not have as much of an impact. <br /> <br />OPTIONS: The options are laid out in attached the memorandum. <br /> <br /> <br />ATTACHMENTS: <br />Attorney Memo <br />Cimarron Special Use Permit <br />Cimarron Variance <br /> <br />