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Hearing on Stateview Commons continued after mayor notes alleged illegal rooming‑house operation
Summary
The board agreed to delay an item related to Stateview Commons until Feb. 11 after counsel requested an adjournment; Mayor Woodford told the board on the public record that the property at 532 West College Avenue appears to be operating as an illegal temporary rooming house in violation of a cease‑and‑desist order.
The Board of Health agreed to hold an action on Stateview Commons until the Feb. 11 meeting after the project's attorney requested a continuance.
Attorney Gladstone told the board he had received a request from counsel for Stateview Commons (Keystone Futures LLC) asking to delay the hearing due to a professional and personal emergency and said he and Dr. Seapers had “no reason to object” to a one‑time adjournment.
During discussion, Mayor Woodford asked that the record reflect concerns about the property at 532 West College Avenue. On the public record the mayor said the property “is operating effectively illegally as an Airbnb, as a temporary rooming house,” adding that the facility “does not meet our code requirements for life safety.” The chair then completed the motion to hold the item and the board approved the continuance by voice vote.
The transcript shows the board agreed to take the item up at the next meeting; no formal enforcement action was recorded during the session. The attorney indicated the adjournment was expected to allow the matter to be heard next month, barring extraordinary circumstances.
