Minnehaha County Treasurer, Pam Nelson informs the city about ‘Proper Service’
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Code Enforcement
Former city code enforcement employee Kevin Smith’s new job
I believe he works for the same company that were the consultants for the city on the water and sewer rate increases.
The Little Rascal’s Clubhouse
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I drove by this place last year on Jessica Avenue, I see he has added to the He Man Woman Haters Club since I last drove by.
So do you think this is a work of art or a nuisance? Besides his rinky-dink trailer parked on the street, his yard seems to be pretty clean.
Apparently either the Pony Express or Shopping News carriers are delivering code enforcement notices
Mayor Huether seems to be confused tonight at the council meeting about how to stack a pile of firewood
Minnehaha County treasurer Pam Nelson showed up tonight to explain to the city how to mail out proper notice in the mail for a code violation (you know, using a postman and a stamp and not a newspaper bag). Pam got a notice about her firewood stack, but instead of sending a letter to her office or ACTUAL home, they put a letter in a plastic newspaper bag and hung it to her secondary residence. Seems efficient.
Then Bob Kolbe showed up asking how private emergency for-profit services can be cheaper then city owned services. Well, Bob, have you seen the Fire Department salaries (DOC: 2015-Wages-January, Start on page 4)
Head of Code Enforcement for the City of SF leaving?
Not sure if Shawna Goldhammer resigned or got terminated, or put in her notice? But it looks like the meanest job in the City is Available (Besides Mayor of course) (DOC: CEM):
The job posting:
Department:Â Planning & Building Services
Title:Â Code Enforcement Manager
Hiring Range: $2,480.80 – $2,752.80 bi-weekly     ($64,500.80 to $71,572.80 per year)
Job Description:Â Lead and manage the City’s comprehensive code enforcement program with coordination authority for inspection and enforcement elements across the City. Coordinate ongoing communication regarding all areas of code enforcement related to inspection and enforcement functions and the City Attorney’s office.
Status:Â FT
Post Date:Â 4/28/2015
Deadline:Â 5/12/2015
Qualifications:Â Graduation from an accredited college or university with a bachelor’s degree and a minimum of four (4) years’ professional focused experience in urban planning, and code enforcement; or any such combination of education, experience, and training as may be acceptable to the hiring authority.