Building inspector's stop-work order lifted; inspector out after injury, planning board items noted

Village staff briefed trustees on building-department activity on Sept. 16, reporting that a previously issued stop-work order was lifted after compliance and that an inspector is temporarily out after a workplace accident. The update matters for property owners and applicants because it affects active enforcement and permitting timelines. At the meeting staff reported that an inspector had attended court for a stop-work order dated April 28 and that the order was subsequently lifted after the property owner complied. Trustees also noted that Inspector Warren Curtis had an accident and was out of work; the board expressed well wishes and said staff will monitor permit activity during his absence. The planning and zoning board met regarding 79 Main Street but the prospective buyer did not appear at the meeting. No formal action was taken beyond noting the personnel situation and active enforcement outcome; trustees asked staff to correct published inspector names and to continue permit oversight during the inspector’s recovery.