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Code Enforcement Officer Weymer Presented The Facts Of The Case And Said The Violation Was Discovered From Routine Patrol In The Area But Shortly After The Notice Of Repeat Violation Was Sent Out
document Code Enforcement Officer Weymer presented the facts of the case and said the violation was discovered from routine patrol in the area but shortly after the notice of repeat violation was sent out House Oversight Committee — Epstein Estate Records (Nov 2025)

a citizen complaint was received as well. Mr. Weymer said there had been at least seven previous letters to this property owner regarding lack of maintenance on the property. A repeat notice of code violation was mailed out on June 24

Mr. Hoffman Questioned How The Code Enforcement Board Came Into This Procedure Since The Town Council Had Already Said Duke Is A Dangerous Dog. Mr. Randolph Explained That Town Council Does Not Have The Authority To Fine. Originally
document Mr. Hoffman questioned how the Code Enforcement Board came into this procedure since the Town Council had already said Duke is a dangerous dog. Mr. Randolph explained that Town Council does not have the authority to fine. Originally House Oversight Committee — Epstein Estate Records (Nov 2025)

the police department did not issue a code enforcement board citation but ordered the dog be removed from the Town or humanely euthanized which was appealed to Town Council. Town Council denied the appeal. Since that time