LETTER: House renovation looked at differently
March 20, 2013 in The Daily Republic
How sad it is that South Dakota communities have adopted “nuisance property ordinances.” We are destroying our history.
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Mitchell officials approve demolition of three homes
March 19, 2013 in The Daily Republic
City Council declares vacant homes as public nuisances, prepares to tear them down. Continue Reading
Moonlight’s response to nuisance citation: Put a sign over it
December 24, 2012 in The Daily Republic
City code enforcer says it’s a start, but not an end.
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City officials talk about nuisance code letters
September 28, 2012 in The Daily Republic
City leaders aim to start dialogue; business owners dispute handling of issue.
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Tracy: Nuisance laws apply equally
September 12, 2012 in The Daily Republic
Mayor says 35 notices on Mitchell’s Main Street are part of citywide effort.
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City of Mitchell won’t release code enforcement letters
September 11, 2012 in The Daily Republic
But official promises documents will be made public today or Wednesday.
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Downtown hit with 35 nuisance letters
September 8, 2012 in The Daily Republic
Code enforcement officer sends notices on Main between First and Sixth.
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Code enforcement crackdown has some unhappy
March 29, 2012 in The Daily Republic
Local couple say they feel poorly treated by city official when notice was issued, but he says no insult intended. Continue Reading
Nuisance fish, silver carp, grows more common in James River
October 14, 2011 in The Daily Republic
JAMESTOWN, N.D. The North Dakota Game and Fish Department confirmed the presence of silver carp in the James River on Wednesday, the latest sign of the nuisance fish’s presence up and down the river in the Dakotas.
City will hire nuisance abatement officer
August 20, 2010 in The Daily Republic
The city will look to hire a full-time nuisance abatement officer, the Mitchell City Council decided Thursday night.
The council, acting during its second and final budget hearing of the year, allocated $40,000 to hire someone for the position next year. Council members said public outcry over nuisance properties across the city led to the decision. Continue Reading
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