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1847 West 84th Place / Building and Safety / Lien

Council File 26-0160-S77

Pending — the city is seeking to place a lien on a residential property for unpaid code enforcement costs, but the file has been waiting for committee review since its July 2026 referral with no action yet recorded.

Introduced
2026-07-17
Last changed
2026-07-17
Status
open
Expires
2028-07-17
Initiated by
Department of Building and Safety
References
Assessors Parcel: 6035-024-016Invoice: 899184-7; 906353-8Case: 990190

Brief

The Department of Building and Safety has referred documents to Council seeking authorization for a lien against the property at 1847 West 84th Place. The lien covers code enforcement work and associated costs, identified by invoices 899184-7 and 906353-8 and case 990190. The file was introduced July 17, 2026, and remains pending with no council action to date.

Full summary

The Department of Building and Safety initiated this file to place a lien on the residential property at 1847 West 84th Place (Assessors Parcel 6035-024-016) for unpaid costs stemming from code enforcement activities. Liens of this type are typically used when a property owner fails to pay the city for corrective work, inspections, or violations that the city itself completed or enforced. The specific invoices referenced (899184-7 and 906353-8) and case number 990190 identify the underlying enforcement action. The Department of Building and Safety submitted the relevant documents on April 27, 2026, which were then referred to Council on July 17, 2026. The file carries a two-year expiration date (July 17, 2028), allowing time for council consideration. No committee action or council vote has been recorded since initial referral. The file remains open and pending any further council action or assignment to a committee for review.

Activity (2)

  • 2026-07-17 Department of Building and Safety document(s) referred to Council.
  • 2026-07-17 Document submitted by Department of Building and Safety, dated April 27, 2026.

Documents (1)

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