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04.04.24 PLEASE TURN OFF ALL CELL PHONES AGENDA WEST MEMPHIS CITY COUNCIL APRIL 4,2024 PRAYER: APOSTLE JONATHAN DAVIS KINGDOM SEEKERS CHURCH PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: ' MRS. PATRICIA LANE SENIOR DEPUTY CLERK-CITY OF WEST MEMPHIS CALL TO ORDER: S ROLL CALL: CITY CLERK-MS. PAT JOPLIN BID OPENING:.. MINUTES: APPROVE OR CORRECT MINUTES OF MARCH 21,2024 OLD BUSINESS: 3'READING OF AN ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH FEES FOR PERMITS AND INSPECTIONS AT RESIDENTIAL RATES AND COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL RATES WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF WEST MEMPHIS,ARKANSAS NEW BUSINESS: PERMISSION REQUEST: PERMISSION TO DISTRIBUTE CHARITY DAY FUNDS FROM SOUTHLAND CASINO-MRS. TORI PERRY PERMISSION FOR THE CITY COUNCIL TO REVIEW AND AUTHORIZE (1) PROPOSE CITATION PENALTIES FOR COURT FINES AND (2)PROPOSED GRASS CUTTING FEE INCREASE- MR. CHADD BOWMAN,DIRECTOR OF PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE S , REPORTS: APPOINTMENTS: PRESENTATION BY THE MAYOR: PROCLAMATION TO WEST MEMPHIS CHRISTIAN SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS: CITIZEN REQUEST: ADJOURNMENT: S - ' MINUTES WEST MEMPHIS CITY COUNCIL April 4,2024 A regular meeting of the West Memphis City Council was held on Thursday April 4, 2024, at 1:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers at City Hall, 205 S. Redding,West Memphis,Arkansas. Invocation was given by Apostle Johnathan Davis, Kingdom Seekers International Ministry of Arts followed by the Pledge of Allegiance led by Senior, Deputy City Clerk, Patricia Lane. Mayor Marco McClendon called the meeting to order at 1:00 p.m. City Clerk, Patricia Joplin called the roll.Those present were Mayor Marco McClendon, City Attorney, Michael Stephenson, City Treasurer Charlie Suiter Jr., and Council Members:Gheric Bruce, Tracy Catt, Wayne Croom, Helen Harris,James Holt, Melanie Hutchinson, Lorraine Mohammed, Willis Mondy, David Murray, and Charles Wheeless. Also present was Finance Director,Tori Perry,and Evening Times Reporter Donald Wilburn. Quorum, being present Mayor McClendon, proceeded with the meeting. BID OPENING: None MINUTES:APPROVE OR CORRECT MINUTES OF MARCH 21,2024 Councilor Catt made the motion, seconded by Councilor Croom,to dispense with the reading of the March 21, 2024, Council Minutes and to approve them as submitted. Upon voice vote, voting was unanimous to approve. OLD BUSINESS: 3rd READING OF AN ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH FEES FOR PERMITS AND INSPECTIONS AT RESIDENTIAL RATES AND COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL RATES WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF WEST MEMPHIS, ARKANSAS City Attorney Stephenson read the ordinance by title only for the THIRD and FINAL time. Councilor Catt made the motion,seconded by Councilor Croom to approve. Discussion followed. Councilor Mohammed asked had there been any opposition to the ordinance. Planning& Development Director, Chad Bowman said that he was not aware of any opposition, but suggested that council hold off on voting on the ordinance to allow the department time to hold another public meeting to allow the public to speak on the change for the fee for a certificate of occupancy permit because that was the only thing that would change from where council approved the fee changes on February 1, 2024 under ordinance No.2662 and then they would bring it back before council for a decision. Mr. Bowman gave the council an explanation of the ordinance. He said that the ordinance to establish fees for permits and inspections at residential and industrial rates within the city limits of West Memphis,Arkansas was previously approved by council on February 1, 2024, and assigned ordinance number 2662. Mr. Bowman said that the only fee that they are asking to be amended is for the businesses that operate under a temporary enterprise and are issued a certificate of occupancy,there was typo error in regard to the number of days that a Certificate of Occupancy would cover. It should have read $50.00 for a period of 30 days instead of$50.00 every 6 months.There being no further discussion. Councilor Catt made the motion, seconded by Councilor Croom to amend the ordinance. Upon voice vote, voting was unanimous to amend. Councilor Catt asked about the collections of A& P sales tax that should be collected from these types of business. Mr. Bowman said that hopefully this change will help them to be able to track if they are paying their A& P sales tax since they would have to renew their certificate of Occupancy every 30 days.This would also allow the clerk's office sufficient time to track if their taxes were submitted in a timely manner. Mr. Bowman said another thing that they are doing is automating their permitting system and they are needing council's approval of the fees so that they could integrate them into the system, so that when they make an attempt to get a permit the staff will get a notification and the staff can ensure that they are paying the correct amount. Councilor Catt asked if there was an ordinance in place that would prevent them from getting a permit if they have not submitted their gross receipt taxes.Senior Deputy City Clerk, Patricia Lane explained that there was an ordinance in place that stipulates that gross receipt taxes are due by the 20th of each month. The clerk's office has also been coordinating with the permitting office and utilizing code enforcement for notification of delinquent taxes to bring them into compliance and a 10% penalty is assessed for outstanding taxes. Councilor Catt made the motion, seconded by Councilor Croom to approve the ordinance. Mayor McClendon asked for a roll call vote. City Clerk Patricia Joplin called the roll.The roll call vote was as follows: YES: Bruce, Catt, Croom, Harris, Holt, Hutchinson, Mohammed Mondy, Murray, Wheeless No: None ABSTENTION: None ABSENT: None With 10 yes votes, 0 No votes, 0 Abstention votes,0 absent votes the motion to amend the ordinance passed.The ordinance was adopted and assigned No. 2669. NEW BUSINESS. None PERMISSION REQUEST: PERMISSION TO DISTRIBUTE CHARITY DAY FUNDS FROM SOUTHLAND CASINO-FINANCE DIRECTOR- TORI PERRY Finance Director,Tori Perry said at the last Council Meeting they discussed the distribution of Charity Day distribution but it was not added to the agenda. Councilor Wayne Croom Would like to give$500.00 to Faith International and 258.77 to Delta Arts, Councilor Willis Monday would like to give $1,000 to Faith International, Councilor James Holt would like to give$758.77 to West Memphis Church of Christ Youth Program, Councilor Gheric Bruce would like to give 758.77 to the Wonder City Boys and Girls Club. Councilor Helen Harris would like to split her money between the Wonder City Boys and Girls Club and LR Jackson Boys and Girls Club.There being no discussion. Councilor Catt made the motion, seconded by Councilor Croom to approve. Upon voice vote,voting was unanimous. PERMISSION FOR THE CITY COUNCIL TO REVIEW AND AUTHORIZE(1) PROPOSED CITATION PENALTIES FOR COURT FINES AND(2) PROPOSED GRASS CUTTING FEE INCREASE-CHAD BOWMAN, DIRECTOR, PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT. Mayor McClendon asked that the permission request be tabled for two weeks to give council time to review the proposed fees and have a discussion with the Planning Department. Councilor Mohammed made the motion,seconded by councilor Bruce to table the permission request until April 18, 2024. There being no further discussion. Upon voice vote,voting was unanimous. (Tabled April 18,2024.) COMMITTEE REPORTS: PRESENTATION: PROCLAMATION TO WEST MEMPHIS CHRISTIAN SCHOOL MAYOR MCCLENDON: Mayor McClendon said the West Memphis Christian School Basketball Team were not available to come to council today.They will be added to the April 18, 2024, agenda. COMMITTEE REPORTS: PUBLIC WORKS: Councilor Wheeless presented the Public Works report. Public Works met on April 2, 2024 at 12:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers.There was no old business to discuss and no new business to discuss. Fleet report- Front End Loaders 4 operational 0 down, Rear End Loaders 2 operational 0 down, 1 Arm Bandits 3 operational 0 down,Grapple Trucks 4 Operational 0 down, Public Works Director Report-Recycle total was 11,220 pounds,Tires collected were 635,Garbage/trash collected was 1640.57 tons, Carts 3 purchased, Carts stolen/replaced with police report 6. PARKS&RECREATION- Councilor Mohammed presented a summary of the activities put on by the Parks and Recreation Department. Councilor Mohammed said that she is extremely excited about the Dream Team that the mayor has put together and the wonderful job that they are doing. On March 30, 2024,the Parks& Recreation Department partnered with the Diabetes Care to host an awareness Expo event in support of diabetes awareness month.They did free health screenings, consultations, cooking demonstrations and showing people how to start a home garden and fitness demonstrations and provided food fun and games for all ages.There were also dietitians, pharmacist, and dentist to provide health information.The Parks Department also hosted Easter Egg Hunts throughout the city at Tilden Rogers Park, Grimsley Park, Franklin Park, Hicks Park and Mathews Park.The children and their families enjoyed hunting for eggs,taking pictures with the Easter Bunny, music,and food and drinks.:The Parks Department hosted a Trailblazer award at the Roberta Jackson Center where numerous women in the community received Trail Blazer Awards. On April 8th they will be hosting a Solar Eclipse event at Tilden Rogers Park. ADVERTISEMENT&PROMOTION: Councilor Davis Murray presented the Advertising and Promotion Commission report.Advertising& Promotion met on March 20, 2024 at 4:30 p.m. at Eugene Woods Civic Center. Executive Director,Jim Jackson presented the financials to the commission and stated that it was in good standing. Funding Request-: Memphis Street Rods Delta Cruise In event was held at Southland Casino in 2023 and was welcomed by many patrons and participants.The group provided a list of the cars and where they traveled from the previous year.Their funding request was for $7,500 for advertising. Mississippi River Monster Catfish Tournament-The commission has funded this project in the past for$2,500.A decision on funding the project was tabled until April 17, 2024. Memorial Day Back Yard Blues &Soul Fest.A representative of the event,Jeremy Thomas presented information on the event. Mr.Thomas said that this is the 3rd year putting on the event and that it has grown bigger every year.This would be the first time that they are requesting funding from the Advertising& Promotion Commission.Their funding request was for$3,750 the commission voted to approve the request. Civic Center Renovations- Mr.Jim Jackson updated the commission on the Civic Center renovations and said things are moving along with the architect for the renovations. He said hopefully in May 2024 they will be able to put it out for bid once the design phase is completed. Mr. Jackson announced that the Delta Byways Banquet was held at the Civic Center on February 16, 2024, and that West Memphis was awarded the Festival Event of the year for Blues of Broadway. APPOINTMENTS: None PRESENTATIONS: PROCLOMATION TO WEST MEMPHIS CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Mayor McClendon said that this will be added to the agenda on April 18, 2024.The school is just returning from Spring Break and they are trying to get them settled back into school. ANNOUNCEMENTS: Mayor McClendon asked Emergency Management Director, Dewayne Rose to provide an update on the preparation for the Solar Eclipse. Mr. Rose said that they have done a lot of robust planning for the Solar Eclipse in the last 2 years and in the last 2 months they have gone over multiple disciplines with multiple States in the planning process. He said although Arkansas and Tennessee are not in the path of the totality people will travel through Arkansas to get to it.The 1-40 and.l-50 interchange has been heat mapped by ARDOT and will probably be one of the most congested travel areas next to Pulaski County, with that said you will see an increase in law enforcement and the Highway Department.ARDOT&TDOT have started implementing their message boards to inform people of the Solar Eclipse date and warning them not to park on the shoulders to observe the Eclipse.The Arkansas State Police are going into a 12 hour rotation where they will be having 24 hour coverage throughout Tuesday.They also finalized robust communication plans this morning with ARDOT and Tennessee that if there is any major incidents on the bridge that they will be able to mitigate it quickly.The West Memphis Police Department, EMS, Fire will also have an increased presents and be on an implemented overtime schedule. Mayor McClendon asked Utility Manager, Bob Atkins to give an update about the Big Cypress ribbon cutting on April 4, 2024, at 9:00 a.m. Mr. Atkins said the facility is a solar facility constructed by NextERA Energy.The City of West Memphis will be taking starting in 2025, 20 megawatts of Solar Power out of that facility. He said we currently have 40 megawatts of cold fire generation with the 2 plants that we are co-owners in that are scheduled to close. 1 will close in 2028 and the other in 2030,this is preparation for those plants closing.The city has signed an agreement and we will have rate stabilization from this deal until 2029. Mr.Atkins said it will bring cost-effective solar energy to our customers.The Solar energy will generate clean energy Mayor McClendon commended Jim Jackson and staff for the previous evening event at the Civic Auditorium.They hosted Circus on Ice on April 18, 2024, he said in the past they have had Gospel Concerts, Plays, and dance competitions at the auditorium, but it was truly remarkable to see people skating on ice on the stage. Mayor McClendon announced that Southland has always been a philanthropy partner with the City of West Memphis. He said yesterday they named the City of West Summer Youth Program as their Game Changer recipient and through their generosity and support of the West Memphis Summer Youth Work Program the city has been given a monetary donation of two checks,they just received the first check in the amount of$20,694.84 to fund the Summer Jobs program.The mayor said the children gain not only work experience working in jobs in the City of West Departments but on Fridays they participate in valuable life skills training workshops. As part of their training in the past he has asked them to come up with innovative ideas that will help to improve the city and it was one of the participants that presented the idea of an all-inclusive park for the handicapped. He-said their idea is now a reality and they are now constructing an All-Inclusive Park at Hicks Park.The mayor said that is why it is important to invest in our children because they are the future of West Memphis. He thanked OC and his staff, Delaware North Southland, and the Jacobson family for their support and belief in West Memphis. Mayor McClendon said he had a meeting at the Chamber of Commerce with ARDOT and TDOT to discuss the new bridge.There has been talk about building a third bridge but through state law and some restrictions, if they were to build a third bridge,they cannot just leave the 1-55 bridge. He said that they have come up with an alternative.There is the possibility of them receiving a grant of over a half billion dollars to fund a new bridge, although it is not definite. He said he has seen pictures of the plans for the bridge it would have two lanes and sidewalks and it would not take 30 to 40 years to construct. It would also tie into the North side of 1-55 which is Crump Boulevard and go all the way down to Bridge Port Road. He said that there is a lot of support, and they are hoping the Federal Government supports it.The mayor said he made an emotional plea for the necessity to find funding for the project because of the impact the bridge has on the city due to the high traffic volume coming through the heart of the city streets when the bridge is not operational. Mayor McClendon said he plans to be persistent in asking for help to improve the South Loop area and getting it completed because the city needs it. Mayor McClendon spoke about several incidents that occurred in the city. One young man was killed on Resurrection Sunday and another young man was killed last night. He said that it saddens him to know that these young men's lives have been cut short and one life lost is to many. He is once again asking parents to get involved. Councilor Harris said that it is going to take prayer and preachers coming out of the church and hitting the street to pray over the city as well as the city uniting and working together. CITIZENS REQUEST: NONE Having no further business to come before the City Council, Councilor Catt made the motion,seconded Councilor Harris,to adjourn. Upon voice vote,the voting was unanimous.The meeting was adjourned at 1:40 p.m. PASSED and APPROVED this 18th of April 2024. %11 < MARCO LENDON, MAYOR ATT T: • PATRICIA JOPLIN, CITY CLERK Minutes prepared by, Patricia Lane,Sr. Deputy City Clerk 7 . A C D 1 Permit hype Fees and Penalties Additional Penalties for non-payment or non-compliance 2 Building Permits 1 3 New Residential Building Permit $150/day 1st offense, $250/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees - 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 4 Residential Remodel/Addition $150/day 1st offense, $250/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 5 New Commercial Building Permit $350/day 1st offense,$500/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 6 Commercial Remodel/Addition $350/day 1st offense,$500/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 7 Other Construction $350/day 1st offense,$500/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 8 Fence Permits 9 Residential $150/day 1st offense, $250/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 10 Commercial $150/day 1st offense, $250/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 11 Accessory Building $150/day 1st offense, $250/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees * _ - 13 Signs 14 On Premise: 15 1-50 sq. feet $150/day 1st offense,$250/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 16 50-75 sq.feet $150/day 1st offense, $250/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 17 75 to 100 sq. feet $150/day 1st offense , $250/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees _ 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 1a Above 100 sq. feet ,$150/day 1st offense, $250/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 19 Banners $150/day 1st offense, $250/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation zo Portable Signs $150/day 1st offense, $250/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 21 Swimming Pools - 22 Residential $150/day 1st offense , $250/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 23 Commercial '$250/day 1st offense , $500/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 24 Plumbing Permit - 125 Residential (New) $350/day 1st offense , $500/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 26 Commercial (New) .$350/day 1st offense , $500/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 27 Fire Sprinkler Water System 28 Residential Remodel/Addition $150/day 1st offense , $250/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 29 Commercial (New) 1$350/day 1st offense , $500/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 30 Commecial (Remodel/Addition) `$350/day 1st offense, $500/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 31 New Apartments $350/day 1st offense, $500/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 32 Gas $350/day 1st offense , $500/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 33 RPZ Backflow ;$350./day 1st offense, $500/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or,Petition for State License Revocation 34 Water Permit . - A p Permit Type Fees and Penalties Additional Penalties for non-payment orison-compliance 35 Residential $150/day 1st offense, $250/day.2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition far State License Revocation 36 Commercial '$350/day 1st offense, $500/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation ' 37 Sewer.Permit 38 Residential $150/day 1st offense, $250/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 39 Commercial $350/day 1st offense, $500/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 40 HVAC Permits ` 4i Residential $150/day 1st offense, $250/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 42 Commercial $350/day 1st offense , $500/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 43 New Apartments ,$350/day 1st offense , $500/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 44 Equipment Change.Out $150/day 1st offense,$250/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 45 Ductwork Replacement or Addition +$150/day 1st offense, $250/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 46 Vent-A-Hood $350/day 1st offense, $500/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 47 Refrigeration Units ,$350/day 1st offense , $500/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation T 48 Electric Permits 49 Residential $250/day 1st offense, $500/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 50 Commerical $350/day 1st offense , $500/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees - 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 51 New Apartments $350/day 1st offense , $500/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 52 Residential (Remodel/Addition) .$2.50/day 1st offense, $500/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 53'Commerical (Remodel/Addition) $350/day 1st offense, $500/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 54 Meter Loop !$350/day 1st offense, $500/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 55 Service Upgrade/Panel Box Replacement $350/day 1st offense, $500/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 56 Swimming pools $350/day 1st offense , $500/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 57 Miscellaneous !$350/day 1st offense, $500/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 58 Demolition Permits 59 Residential ,$250/day 1st offense, $500/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 60 Commercial :$250/day 1st offense , $500/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 1-year Privelege License suspension and/or Petition for State License Revocation 61 Certificate of Occupancy 62 Residential $50/day 1st offense, $100/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 63 Commercial $100/day 1st offense , $250/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 64 Temporary CO`s '$50/day 1st offense, $100/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees 66 GROW WEST MEMPHIS DEVELOPMENT CODE OR ORDINANCE VIOLATIONS 67 Litter and Debris (Residential) f$50/day 1st offense, $100/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees Tax lien on annual property taxes A D 1 Permit T:, e . 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Y_ p_.. 68 Litter and Debris(Commercial) $150/day 1st offense, $200/day 2nd offense, Plus Court Fees Tax lien on annual property.taxes 69 Overgrown Grass Lots Residential 70 0.20 acre-0.50 acre $150, plus$50 administrative.($200.00) Tax lien on annual property taxes 71 6;51 acre- 1 acre .. $200, plus$50 administrative ($250.00) Tax lien on annual property taxes 72 1.1 acres> :. . $250, plus$50 administrative ($300.00) Tax lien on annual property taxes 73 :Overgrown Grass Lots(Commercial) - 74. 0.5 acre-1.0 acre : $200, plus$50 administrative ($250..00) • Tax lien on annual property taxes 75 1.1 acres-5.0 acres $250, plus$50 administrative($300.00) Tax lien on annual property taxes. 76 5 acres> I $300, plus$50 administrative($350.00) Tax lien on annual property taxes Zoning ig oral nance Violation $50/day, plus fee for land use commission hearing to propose zoning May be required to particular land use and move to another location 77 ti : change 78 • ECEIV D By