The Sweet Home City Council’s Public Safety Committee is considering ways to address properties with ongoing problems with illegal activities.
City Attorney Robert Snyder said he likely will have a draft ordinance dealing with “chronic nuisance properties” in front of the Public Safety Committee by the Nov. 11 City Council meeting.
At this point, the committee and city staff members are looking at examples of ordinances from other cities, including Springfield and Silverton.
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