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Templeton health staff report ongoing housing code enforcement and pending septic loan at 44 Michaels Lane
Summary
Board heard that code-enforcement actions on trash-burning and abandoned properties continue amid limited personnel; a community septic loan application for 44 Michaels Lane lacks estimates and a septic plan and will be revisited at the next meeting.
Laurie, a Board of Health staff member, updated the Templeton Board of Health on July 28 about ongoing housing-code enforcement, trash-burning complaints and an in-process community septic loan application for 44 Michaels Lane.
Laurie said the town is handling multiple trash complaints, including people burning trash and piling refuse in yards, and that enforcement is slow because the health office lacks…
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