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Deputy fire marshal issues abatement order for 890 Boston Turnpike after repeated inspections
Summary
Deputy Fire Marshal Bill Call and commissioners reported an abatement order has been issued to the landlord at 890 Boston Turnpike after multiple inspections and repeated noncompliance; commissioners asked whether fines are possible and were told staff will research enforcement options.
Deputy Fire Marshal Bill Call told the Bolton Fire Commission on March 27 that an abatement order has been issued to the landlord at 890 Boston Turnpike after numerous calls and repeated inspections found violations that were not corrected within the required timeframe.
James Rupert reported that the property was inspected five times since the last meeting and that the abatement order followed those inspections and unsuccessful attempts to secure compliance. Commissioner Robert Langton asked whether the landlord could be fined if violations are not corrected; Rupert said he and Bill Call had attended training on abatement orders years earlier and that he would need to research whether fines apply in this case.
No formal enforcement fines or penalties were announced at the meeting; the transcript records the abatement order being issued and a follow‑up promise to research the authority to assess fines. The deputy fire marshal also received public acknowledgment for responding to a nighttime call on Cider Mill Road.
