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1. I recently purchased a vehicle which I would like to restore and I don’t have a garage to store it in, is there something I need to do to make sure I’m in compliance?

Inoperable vehicles are defined, as a vehicle which does not run, does not have a current registration, or insurance, has set for thirty (30) days. To be in compliance with City Ordinance an individual may apply for a vehicle permit at the cost of $25.00 per year. In order to meet the requirements for the permit the individual, must keep the tires inflated, free of debris, secured the vehicle to prevent entry and the vehicle covered with a fitted vehicle cover.

2. This year I’m putting in a new lawn, and would like to let it grow to a decent height before cutting for the first time, what does the Ordinance say about grass?

Grass, and weeds must be maintained before reaching 8 inches, failure to do so could result in a notice of violation, then possibility of a City Contractor mowing the grass, then a bill or citations being sent to the property owner.

3. My neighbor had a garage sale a couple of weeks ago, and has kept the furniture, and appliances outdoors since this time is there a City Ordinance against this?

Yes there is. Household items such as furniture, appliances must be stored properly, e.g. in a shed or garage. Yards should be free of clutter & debris, brush.

4. Where can I store my trash container?

Trash containers should be maintained from the front of the house, except on the day before to the day after trash pickup. Household trash must be maintained in 35 gallon containers and/or 70 to 108 gallon trash containers on wheels with attached lid. Bags should never be stored on the ground.