Code-enforcement officer reports seven permits, multiple enforcement cases
Summary
The township's code-enforcement officer reported seven permits issued (total construction value $86,601), 14 inspections and several ongoing property-maintenance and zoning enforcement matters, including trailers at 11 Farmers Drive and a pool installed without a permit.
The township's code-enforcement officer told supervisors that, for the period ending Aug. 22, staff issued seven permits with a total reported construction value of $86,601, including five residential and two nonresidential permits.
The officer reported four code-enforcement notices issued and 14 building inspections performed during the period. He cited specific enforcement items the township is addressing, including work without a permit on Chapel Drive (a second bathroom), a pool installed on Crisscross Road awaiting a permit, and trailers at 11 Farmers Drive where staff are working with the property owner's attorney to remove them.
Supervisors asked staff to continue monitoring compliance and to follow up on longer-standing issues. The board also discussed resolved matters, including a long-standing Fort Hill Road case that has been corrected and for which fines had cleared.
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