Public commenters raise a code-enforcement complaint and one candidate seeks county commissioner support
Resident Mark Cyphers sought retraction of a trash-can violation letter; Kathleen Brenza, a county-commissioner candidate, introduced her background and campaign website to the council during public comment.
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During the public-comment period, Mark Cyphers (speaker 8) of 537 Pine Street asked the council to retract a July 15 letter alleging a trash-can violation and said he had received no follow-up from town staff. "I came, July 15 to get a letter retracted... for a trash can violation letter that you guys had sent me that wasn't right," Cyphers said, and asked staff (Rob Hill was referenced) to follow up.
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