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As per the summary part of the post, it's talking about a "blight" score and HOA (Home Owners Associations).
No its talking about giving each house a blight score similar to an HOA. The city council already has guidelines and this blight score is data to help. This isnt like an HOA where you get fined for having a bin on the front of house.
Yes, as already demonstrated, cameras everywhere reporting “violations” are always accurate and never abused, totally contestable and the local council is always reasonable about them.
How is this going to be "abused" the responsibility remains on the person at the council issuing the violation they can see the photo before filing. They are contestable the same as any other property violation.