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Putnam County Commission sets compliance reviews for two DEYA code‑enforcement cases
Summary
The commission agreed to review one DEYA property (169 Paradise Lane) in 90 days after owner testimony of ongoing cleanup and issued a 60‑day order to comply for another property (118 Pearstone Lane); one earlier case (483 Daniel Boone Trail) was dismissed after documented cleanup.
The commission reviewed multiple DEYA (code‑enforcement) cases during the April 14 meeting and set timelines for further action.
At 169 Paradise Lane (DEYA case 2025‑28), the landowner, Mr. Fletcher, described progress removing vehicles and brush but asked for more time because of health and financial constraints; his wife, Judy Fletcher, said family members had been helping to remove debris. County staff presented photos and recommended continued monitoring; the commission voted to review the case again in 90 days to ensure ongoing progress.
For 118 Pearstone Lane (DEYA case 2025‑33), staff reported limited change since the prior action and presented an order to comply; the commission adopted a 60‑day compliance order.
Separately, staff reported that Hayes Properties LLC had cleared 483 Daniel Boone Trail and the commission voted to dismiss DEYA case 2025‑10 as presented.
Commissioners discussed offering the county facility for organized public meetings and noted that controlled burns by the fire department could be explored as a cleanup tool for some properties. The commission’s actions consisted of monitoring and compliance timelines rather than immediate penalties.
