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The memorandum discusses the Code Enforcement Division Annual Report for fiscal year 2022-2023, outlining its mission, core values, operations, and service delivery. It details the division's responsibilities, including the investigation and enforcement of municipal codes on private properties, and highlights its core services: the General Code Program and the Multiple Housing Program. The report emphasizes the importance of outreach and education in promoting compliance and provides an overview of the division's staffing and funding.
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The Code Enforcement Division aims to promote a safe and desirable living environment in San José.
Core values include safety, quality of life, and collaboration with stakeholders.
The division is responsible for enforcing various municipal codes on private properties.
Key programs include the General Code Program and the Multiple Housing Program.
The division operates eight Special Programs targeting specific community issues.
Outreach and education are integral to the division's compliance strategies.
The division is supported by 70 full-time employees and has a budget of $13.38 million.
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COMMITTEE AGENDA: ITEM: . TO: NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES AND EDUCATION COMMITTEE 4/11/24 d(3) FROM: Chris Burton SUBJECT: CODE ENFORCEMENT ANNUAL REPORT DATE: April 3, 2024 Approved Date 4/4/24 RECOMMENDATION Accept the Code Enforcement Division Annual Report for fiscal year 2022-2023. BACKGROUND This annual report will provide an overview of Code Enforcement’s mission and core values, operations and service delivery, fiscal year 2022-2023 activity and highlights, current initiatives, challenges and next steps. Mission and Core Values Code Enforcement’s mission is to “work in partnership with the people of San José to promote and maintain a safe and desirable living and working environment”. Focusing on the division’s three core values in its operations and service delivery to the community: safety, quality of life, and working together, Code Enforcement works to achieve its mission (see Table 1- Code Enforcement Division Values). Table 1- Code Enforcement Division Core Values Safety Quality of Life Working Together Respond to health and lifesafety complaints within 24-72 hours Work with property owners, residents, and other stakeholders to resolve blight violations and other quality...
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The document is an annual report for the Code Enforcement division for the fiscal year 2022-2023, presented to the Neighborhood Services and Education Committee by Rachel Roberts, Deputy Director. It outlines the mission, core values, scope of services, and various programs aimed at maintaining safety and quality of life in San José. The report highlights activities, challenges, and future initiatives related to code enforcement, including staffing issues, budget constraints, and a backlog of cases.
Key points
Mission: Promote and maintain a safe and desirable living and working environment in San José.
Core services include inspecting and enforcing San José Municipal Codes on private property.
The Multiple Housing Program oversees 6,700 buildings and 103,000 units.
The General Code Program addresses a wide range of private property issues, making up 60.6% of the active caseload.
Fiscal Year 2022-2023 highlights include processing 4,469 new complaints and resolving over 11,000 violations.
Challenges include a 24% vacancy rate and reliance on fee revenue for budget.
Next steps involve an operational assessment to improve service delivery and address the code enforcement backlog.
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Code Enforcement Annual Report FY22-23 Neighborhood Services and Education Committee April 11, 2024 Presented by Rachel Roberts, Deputy Director Mission and Core Values Work in partnership with the people of San José to promote and maintain a safe and desirable living and working environment Safety Respond to health and life-safety complaints within 2472 hours Quality of Life Work with property owners, residents, and other stakeholders to resolve blight violations and other quality of life issues Slide 2 Working Together Communicate, collaborate & problem solve with internal and external stakeholders to achieve compliance www.sanjoseca.gov/CodeEnforcement Scope of Services • Inspect, investigate, and enforce various San José Municipal Codes on private property (Do not enforce on public buildings or properties) • Ensure health, safety, and quality of life • Core Services- Multiple Housing and General Code Program • Eight Special Programs • Provide support to other City Departments and local agencies • Supported by fees, grants, and general fund • 70 FTE, 13+ million budget Slide 3 www.sanjoseca.gov/CodeEnforcement Core Service Scope Multiple Housing Program Ensure safe, decent,...