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Town manager reports code‑enforcement resignation, grant applications and cemetery follow‑up
Summary
Town Manager told the board the code enforcement officer resigned without notice and interim coverage is in place; the town applied for a $3,000 MMA risk‑reduction grant for a sewer inspection camera and reported follow‑up on Sunset View Cemetery after resident concerns.
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At the start of the town manager’s report, the manager said the code enforcement officer resigned unexpectedly and that the manager and staff (including Amy) are covering enforcement duties in the interim. The manager said licensed plumbing inspector Dave Savage is available on call and that some enforcement activity will slow until a permanent replacement is hired.
The manager said the town applied for an annual, zero‑match MMA risk‑reduction grant of up to $3,000 to purchase a sewer‑line inspection camera to help the wastewater department and town‑maintained buildings; the board will learn the outcome next month. He also reported two event liquor licenses granted to Radius Catering at 700 River Road (Sept. 24 and Oct. 4) and that Ranger should complete Main Street service work this month (two days of cover cleaning; invoice $4,332).
On cemetery concerns, the manager said Mrs. Ames Flynn had written back after raising issues about Sunset View Cemetery and that her plot will be included in upcoming cemetery work. The manager said he shared her response with the cemetery committee.

