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ha�e no same or similar violations." Mr. Krengei was then placed on probation. In court Mr. Krengei told the judge he was receiving $650 a month rent from the neighboring property to allow storage (L Z Company). 04-26-99 Mr. Munson was informed by L Z Company representatives that the outside storage on 1887 Rice St. was not theirs and that they had not been renting the site since appro�mately 199 1. 04-28-99 City Attorney Caroline Bell Beckman sent Mr. Krengei a letter stating inspection of the property indicated no improvement and that unless compliance was achieved by 8-11-99, this would be considered a probation violation subject to possible jail time and/or additional fine. 08-30-99 11-19-99 1 I-22-99 12-17-99 01-07-00 Site reinspection by Mr. Henneck indicated "...site remains unchanged." Site reinspection by Mr. Munson. Mr. Munson informed Mr. Krengel's probation officer that no apparent improvements to the site have been made. Mr. Krengei pied not guilty to probation violation. Hearing was set for 1-7-00. In court, Mr. Krengei admitted he had not brought the property into Code compliance. The judge allowed Mr. Krengel extra time to clean up the property. New hearing set for 2-1 I-00. 02-10-00 Mr. Munson inspected the site. Approx. 95% of outside storage had been removed; the building had not been improved and was still in significant disrepair, grass/brush was undeterminable due to winter conditions. Findings were relayed to City Attorney. 02-14-00 City Attorney Mitchell Converse advised Community Development Director Dennis Welsch of the outcome in written correspondence. "After being advised of the property's status, Judge Rosas advised Mr. Krengel that he expected his efforts to bring the property into compliance to continue, and that the City was free to pursue ail of its remedies if he did not follow through in bringing the property into Code compliance. Judge Rosas then discharged Mr. Krengel from probation without imposing any additional sentence." 02-22-00 City received complaint of 6 raccoons seen entering the 1887 Rice St. building. Concerned about disease/rabies. 07-12-00 Reinspection of property by Mr. Munson and Mr. Henneck to determine if any improvements in the condition of the property had been made in the last 5 months as directed by the Court. Grass/brush exceeding 8" (did not appear to ha�e been cut all year except along Rice St.), building in same deteriorated condition, some outside storage still e�sted. 07-18-00 Mr. Munson sent Mr. Krengei a letter identifying continuing violations, steps necessary to correct violations and stating that corrective actions be commenced Q:\Permits\ComplaintsUviemo_1887 Rice_092700.doc