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Ansonia Board approves routine motions, denies two sewer appeals and moves on two blight liens
Summary
The Board of Aldermen approved minutes, bills, refunds, multiple appointments and grants; it denied two sewer‑rate appeals and, after executive session, directed staff to proceed on two blight‑lien matters discussed in closed session.
On Nov. 20 the Ansonia Board of Aldermen completed a slate of routine votes, approved several appointments and grants, and took action on outstanding sewer appeals and blight liens.
Key votes recorded at the meeting included approval of the Oct. 14, 2025 minutes (motion carried unanimously); a motion to pay all bills "if deemed correct" (carried unanimously); acceptance of municipal reports; and approval of refund requests for October and November (October transcribed as $8,975.30; November $492.50). The board also referred two pending personal‑injury claims to corporation counsel.
The board approved a waiver of an additional PNZ fee requested by Van Le Kaditis and accepted a blight program report included in the packet (packet figure transcribed; see clarifying details). Three appointments to committees were confirmed (one appointment recorded with an opposing vote). The board accepted three resignations and passed a resolution to accept a $200,000 grant transcribed as from "DEECD" to undertake a feral property assessment.
On appeals, following corporation counsel’s summary, the board voted to deny two sewer‑charge appeals (appellants could appeal to Superior Court). Vote on that motion recorded one opposed vote by Alderman King. Later, in executive session on blight liens, the board instructed staff to "proceed as discussed" on two properties (53 Lock Street and 143 South Cliff Street); both motions carried unanimously on return to open session.
The meeting concluded after closing remarks and adjournment.
