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Address:
111 West 19th Street

Mailing Address:
1818 Avenue A
Scottsbluff, NE 69361		Code Enforcement: 
Frequently Asked Questions

 
 
 
How high can my weeds grow? 
Main Phone:
(308) 630-6243

Fax:
(308) 630-6204		According to Section 12.1.3 (r) your "lawn/weeds" can be up to 12-inches in height before you need to cut them. 
 
  
Office Hours:
Phone Calls & Counter:
Monday –  Friday
from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.		I just received a violation notice..…now what? 
You will be given 5-days to abate the violation.  Then an inspector will return to the property to insure compliance.

If the issue is not resolved within the given time-frame the city inspector may mow and clean-up the property at the expense of the owner or the owner can be prosecuted.

 
 
Development Services

Administrative Assistant
Chris Burbach

Planning Administrator
Annie Urdiales

Code Administrator II
Gary Batt

Community Development Specialist/Code Administrator I
Ken Meyer

Code Enforcement Assistant
Stan Lucke		 
 
 
If I have a question about a violation or would like to register a complaint about a property…who do I call? 
Please contact the Development Services Department at (308) 643-6243 and someone will assist you. 
 
    
Sidewalk Maintenance   
According to Section 20-3-10 Repair; safe condition; property owner; duty it is the responsibility of every property owner to maintain the sidewalk in good and proper repair, and in a condition reasonably safe for travel for all travelers, and it is unlawful for an owner to allow a sidewalk to remain in a dangerous condition.

In Section 20-3-11 it states that the City shall notify a property owner if a sidewalk is found to be a hazard or in disrepair and if it is need of replacement.  The owner will be given a year to bring it into conformance. 		 
 
 
 
 
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Copyright InformationSidewalks and Snow 
Policy and DisclaimerSection 20-6-20 Snow, ice, mud; removal; nuisance  states that it is unlawful for a occupant or owner of a lot/property to allow snow, mud, ice, or other substance to accumulate on the sidewalk.  The ordinance allows 5 hours after it stops snowing to remove all of the snow, ice or other substance.  
  
  
  
 Inoperable Vehicles 
 Section 12-1-3 (s)(4)  A property owner or occupant may have two (2) inoperable vehicles.  The vehicles need to be covered and located on the side or rear of a property.