Residents press Webster board for stronger property‑maintenance enforcement during public hearing
At a public hearing on a 46‑page package of proposed code changes, residents described persistent nuisance properties and asked the town to tighten property‑maintenance, abandoned‑vehicle and RV rules; staff said recent code revisions have strengthened enforcement and prosecutions have recently succeeded in town court.
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Supervisor Flity opened a public hearing on proposed revisions to Webster’s town code, telling the room the packet runs roughly 45–46 pages and that the hearing’s purpose was to gather public feedback before possible future adoption. "We would come back at future board meetings to show those tweaks," the supervisor said when he explained the process for the public hearing.
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