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Residents press Rowlett for inspection records and answers on accessory‑structure permits

September 01, 2026 | Rowlett City, Texas


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Residents press Rowlett for inspection records and answers on accessory‑structure permits
During citizens input, Denise Aljuhi asked the city to produce the inspection report and written findings supporting permit #251060 and the city's determination that a structure qualified under ordinance O‑10‑25. She told council an open‑records response did not include an inspection report and urged staff to order a documented inspection addressing size, construction history, fire resistance and code compliance.

Other residents — including Hassan Aljuhy and Kathy Kirk — echoed concerns about permits, zero setbacks, missing inspections and potential public‑safety or code violations. Kirk said the city secretary certified that responsive records were provided to the attorney general process but that no inspection report was reproduced; she asked staff to inspect the structure promptly and produce results for council and residents.

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