| 9/14/2026 | 0 |
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Minutes note: Appeared Jennifer Luckett
She requested a six-month "mothball" status for a non-compliant chain link fence.
Ms. Luckett explained that she is currently in a dispute with a neighbor who will not allow her to remove trees on their shared property line that are growing through the fence.
She reported that the neighbor has been uncooperative and even made threats, making it difficult for her to install a compliant privacy fence.
Because of the ongoing situation, she is facing a municipal court date on October 15th regarding city fines for the fence and trees.
The commission approved the six-month extension for the mothball status, which should help mitigate further fines from the Department of Neighborhood Services while she works on a resolution.
The commissioners suggested that Ms. Luckett contact the City Attorney’s office to explain the neighbor's lack of cooperation and the threats she has received. | Pass | 6:0 |
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| 3/2/2026 | 0 |
HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION
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Minutes note: Mr. Askin mention an anonymous complaint was received regarding a chain-link fence at the property and applicant indicated willingness to remove the chain-link fence when able to afford a replacement privacy fence.
The fence is recent enough that it does not qualify for a certificate of repose.
Applicant requested one year to complete the replacement.
Staff recommended approval with a required update every six months.
Applicant (Jennifer Luckett) to provide a status update in six months on plans/progress to replace the chain-link fence with a privacy fence.
Board discussion and decision:
Clarified that the six-month reporting requirement effectively functions as a six-month mothball check-in.
Motion made by Sally and seconded by Ann.
Vote: unanimous approval.
Applicant was instructed to report back in six months; completion is not required by that check-in. | Pass | 5:0 |
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