Fort Thomas code board elects chair, moves to hear Brentwood property case
September 05, 2026 | Fort Thomas, Campbell County, Kentucky
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The Fort Thomas Code Enforcement Board nominated and approved Kevin Meyer as chair for the year at the start of the meeting. Mitch Eberins, the board’s senior member, opened the hearing and members agreed the chair would preside over agenda and administrative items for the term.
Board members then discussed assigning a hearings officer for the evening and agreed the officer should have procedural due-process experience. A staff member reminded the board that the hearing process requires written factual findings on the record and the opportunity for both sides to present evidence and cross-examine witnesses.
Board members then discussed assigning a hearings officer for the evening and agreed the officer should have procedural due-process experience. A staff member reminded the board that the hearing process requires written factual findings on the record and the opportunity for both sides to present evidence and cross-examine witnesses.
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