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Review continued after inspector flags open cellar, owner change and yard maintenance at property
Summary
Officials overseeing a local property review agreed to re-check a recently sold parcel after staff reported an owner change, completed mechanical inspections, and a backyard cellar full of water that must be capped; the matter was continued to Aug. 15 for follow-up.
Unidentified Speaker (S1) said staff has completed mechanical inspections and that construction work is underway at the property, including sheetrock installation. "They're working on her," S1 said, identifying Courtney Parker in the room and noting that "Trey ... has been working with us and getting this all done."
S1 told the hearing the parcel was recently sold and that a new owner is present; S1 and another participant said the new owner has had "some problems with some of his properties over in Clarendon" and will need a few months to address outstanding items. The speakers did not provide additional details about those Clarendon properties.
Inspectors flagged a safety hazard in the backyard: an old cellar "that's full of water." S1 said staff will "make sure that that gets capped off somehow" and that the yard will be cleaned up. Officials cited the risk that "somebody falls in there — a kid or dog or what animal."
The group discussed scheduling and agreed to move the item to a follow-up review on Aug. 15. S2 said the work "will be done by with a man" and S1 agreed to revisit the file then to confirm compliance.
The hearing closed after S1 invited any additional comments and adjourned the meeting.
The discussion was procedural; no formal motion or vote was recorded on the record during the segment.
