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Norwalk code enforcement gives owner 30 days to clean up one building and to file demolition plans for another
Summary
At a Norwalk City code-enforcement hearing, staff told a property owner identified as Harvey to provide a mailing address, meet with planning and building staff and either clean up or file demolition paperwork for two properties. Officials said fines have been assessed and warned daily penalties could resume if work stalls.
Norwalk City code-enforcement staff told a property owner identified in the hearing as Harvey on April 1 that he must provide a mailing address, meet with city staff and either proceed with demolition paperwork or make visible repairs to two downtown properties to avoid renewed daily fines.
Code-enforcement staff member Emma Dignati administered an oath to the owner and led the hearing. Dignati and other city staff repeatedly advised Harvey to give a physical mailing address as well as an email so the city can document notices. Harvey gave a PO Box — PO Box 1265, Darien, Connecticut 06820 — during the hearing.
The hearing covered two separate properties owned through different entities: the corner storefront building on Ely Avenue (referred to in hearing materials as 3 Ely) and a…
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