Larry Leet

Feral cat ordinance concerns

TNR programs can save the county trapping, housing, and euthanasia costs, per the speaker.

Daily code fines and property liens

Fines run up to $250–$500 per day and can reach $25,000 or more per case — real money for property owners who don't fix violations.

Business Park Drive lien reduction

County forgives about $67,400 in liens; collects $2,600.

Contractor disciplinary cases

Flock surveillance cameras in county rights-of-way

Removal costs fall on permit holders, not the county; the county loses a law-enforcement tool it didn't directly pay for.

Glades Cut Off Road signal safety and cost-sharing

County exposure would be up to about $180,900, not currently budgeted in Public Works.

Public comment visibility and privacy

Emergency Management Code Modernization (Ordinance 2026-18)

The ordinance collects state-authorized fees for healthcare facility plan reviews and training certifications.

Unsecured pool safety hazard

A $250/day fine could start after July 31 if the pool isn't secured and cleaned.

Animal Ordinance Overhaul (Ordinance 2026-019)

Resident testimony warned enforcement against cat caretakers could shift substantial sheltering costs to the county.

Opioid overdose awareness and naloxone access

Vehicle storage blocking Ulrich Road neighborhood

The dealership faces potential $250/day fines plus $400 in prosecution fees if it doesn't clear out by July 3.

Potential jail privatization study

The jail accounts for about $50 million of the sheriff's budget, plus $10-12 million in inmate medical costs.