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Overview

Under the umbrella of the police department, the purpose of the Code Enforcement Unit is to enforce the city codes and zoning ordinances of the City of Bellevue and its zoning jurisdiction. Its primary function is the abatement of nuisances on private property which occur outside a structure. The Unit is also responsible for vehicles parked on public streets and private property that are abandon or not properly registered.

E-mail complaints to: code.enforcement@bellevue.net.

Nuisances could include tall grass, weeds, or other worthless vegetation in excess of 12 inches long, auto parts, cars, appliances, trash, litter, animal waste, as well as the upkeep of fences and swimming pools and the fences around swimming pools.

The Goals of the Code Enforcement Unit are:

  • Improve the quality of living for all Bellevue Residents.
  • Abatement of the violation thru voluntary compliance.


After receiving a complaint, a Code Enforcement Inspector will inspect. If there is a code violation, the Inspector will attempt to make contact with the person responsible for the property. The Inspector may either make personal contact and/or will leave a written notice or have a certified letter sent to the person responsible for the property.

As its name implies, Code Enforcement as an extension of the police department does have access to the necessary tools to enforcement the abatement of any violation.


Contact
Larry Lampman
Code Enforcement Supervisor
Email Larry

204 West Mission Ave
Bellevue, NE 69005

Tel: (402) 293-3054

Hours
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Are dead trees required to be removed?
Can I call about tall grass or litter?
Can portable outdoor storage units be left indefinitely?
Do cars, boats and RV's have to be parked on pavement?
Does my outdoor pool require a fence?
What are the regulations concerning long and continuous parking?
What are the requirements for fences?
What are vehicle licensing requirements?
What constitutes a dead storage vehicle?
Who do I contact about overhanging trees, branches, shrubs or other sight obstructions?
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