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REQUEST FOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION1111( Agenda Section: 9. CMOS STAFF REPORT Report Number: 93-459wS AGENDA SESSION DATE April 5, 1993 Report Date: 4-1-93 DISPOSITION Item Description: Discussion of Code Enforcement Position Administrator's Review/Recommendation: - No comments to supplement this report - Comments attached. Explanation/Summary (attach supplement sheets as necessary.) $IJMMARY; Staff has met recently to establish a priority and timeline schedule for the Code Enforcement position. A number of factors were considered in the establishment of the schedule, including: whether the intent of the position is to be reactive or proactive, what priority is given to different conditions within the City and, amount of time available for the position versus the amount of work to be done. Following discussion, a priority list for the position was established as follows: 1) Resident complaints - respond to all citizen inquiries in a timely manner. 2) Obvious Zoning and Sign Violations - place emphasis on compliance in the high visual impact areas of the City. Specifically, the Highway 10 corridor and other commercial and industrial sites within the City. 3) Proactive Enforcement - this would include "driving" the entire City at least once per month to document and address code violations in the lower density and residential areas. Time allotment was based on available hours and the workload at different times of the year. Because the summer months are customarily the busiest of the year, a greater number of hours will be devoted to the position at that time. The breakdown of hours is as follows: January - 20 hrs. July - 80 hrs. February - 20 hrs. August - 60 hrs. March - 30 hrs. September - 40 hrs. April - 40 hrs. October - 30 hrs. May - 80 hrs. November - 20 hrs. June - 80 hrs. 'ecember - 20 hrs. RECOMMENDATION; J 7/1,/ , /7 Harrington, ity Planner