PROPERTY MAINTENANCE PROGRAM
City of Medina Property Maintenance Program
This program originated from Mayor Hanwell when he was the Chief of Police, as an idea for a
collaborative effort of the various departments in the City. A committee was formed inclusive of
various members from the various departments and currently Officer Valentine serves on this
committee. When Chief Berarducci became chief, he asked the committee how the Alumni can
be of help with this endeavor. Response was, the Alumni can be our eyes when they are out and
about. As housing stocks deteriorates, property values decrease and rental properties increase
as does crime. The objective is to keep the community viable.
Our task:
Be the eyes of the City. Report any infractions such as:
Code Sec. Violation Description
303.10 Junk Vehicle Missing wheels, tires, motor or transmission
303.11 Unlicensed Vehicle No Plates
303.11 Disabled Vehicle Apparently inoperable
335.10 Expired Plates Validation sticker
505.08 Nuisance Conditions Odors, unsanitary or animal defecation
907.06 Public Nuisance Grass, shrubs, perennials, or MV parts
941.02 Storage of Garbage Organic Matter
941.03 Storage of Rubbish Non-organic matter
1317.01 Maint. Of Buildings Safe and sanitary condition
1317.03 Unsafe Buildings Structurally unsafe
1317.07 Defective Equipment Heating, electrical, chimneys, or pipes
1381 Property Maint. Code External property, external & internal structure
Some of the things to make note of are (a green colored check list in pad form - 25 sheets to a pad, is available at the Police Dept. – all are encouraged to use the forms provided) as follows:
· Location of Violation
· Date Reported
· Reporting Person
· Date of Referral Received
· Referred to
At no time are we to enter upon private property, only report what can be seen from the sidewalk or from the right of way (street).
The City Building Codes are on line. Officer Valentine has also provided the Alumni with a copy of the above referenced codes and has placed them in our mail box located in dispatch for easy reference.
This program originated from Mayor Hanwell when he was the Chief of Police, as an idea for a
collaborative effort of the various departments in the City. A committee was formed inclusive of
various members from the various departments and currently Officer Valentine serves on this
committee. When Chief Berarducci became chief, he asked the committee how the Alumni can
be of help with this endeavor. Response was, the Alumni can be our eyes when they are out and
about. As housing stocks deteriorates, property values decrease and rental properties increase
as does crime. The objective is to keep the community viable.
Our task:
Be the eyes of the City. Report any infractions such as:
Code Sec. Violation Description
303.10 Junk Vehicle Missing wheels, tires, motor or transmission
303.11 Unlicensed Vehicle No Plates
303.11 Disabled Vehicle Apparently inoperable
335.10 Expired Plates Validation sticker
505.08 Nuisance Conditions Odors, unsanitary or animal defecation
907.06 Public Nuisance Grass, shrubs, perennials, or MV parts
941.02 Storage of Garbage Organic Matter
941.03 Storage of Rubbish Non-organic matter
1317.01 Maint. Of Buildings Safe and sanitary condition
1317.03 Unsafe Buildings Structurally unsafe
1317.07 Defective Equipment Heating, electrical, chimneys, or pipes
1381 Property Maint. Code External property, external & internal structure
Some of the things to make note of are (a green colored check list in pad form - 25 sheets to a pad, is available at the Police Dept. – all are encouraged to use the forms provided) as follows:
· Location of Violation
· Date Reported
· Reporting Person
· Date of Referral Received
· Referred to
At no time are we to enter upon private property, only report what can be seen from the sidewalk or from the right of way (street).
The City Building Codes are on line. Officer Valentine has also provided the Alumni with a copy of the above referenced codes and has placed them in our mail box located in dispatch for easy reference.
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