The first round in a crackdown against property maintenance violations in downtown Corbin has met with success, one official says, and a second wave of warning letters have been sent this week to property owners who are in violation.
Both sides have officially submitted their arguments, and Kentucky Education Commissioner Terry Holliday is expected to render a decision on the reciprocal agreement dispute between Corbin Independent Schools and Knox County Schools by the first week of March.
A push is underway this week to clean up property maintenance issues in downtown Corbin, and Corbin's main code officer said he plans to target a total of about 18 different problem spots as part of the enforcement effort.