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Selectmen discuss shoreland concerns and snow-dumping incident on Map 2 Lot 39C
Summary
The code officer raised shoreland concerns at 14 Sunset Cove and reported a storm-related incident at Map 2 Lot 39C where the owner allegedly threw snow into the road; a contractor cleaned the road and the sheriff spoke with the owner, and the code office will consult the town lawyer about prior and current issues.
During the Nov. 28 meeting the Town of Roxbury code enforcement report included shoreland concerns at 14 Sunset Cove and a storm-related incident on Map 2 Lot 39C in which the property owner was reported to have thrown snow into the road.
According to the meeting minutes, a contractor cleared the roadway and the sheriff went to speak with the owner. The code office indicated it is waiting to consult the town lawyer regarding previous and new issues linked to that property. The board discussed the matter but no formal enforcement action was recorded at this meeting.
Why it matters: shoreland work and roadway obstructions can have environmental and public-safety implications; legal counsel may be needed to determine enforcement steps and whether further action is required under town ordinances or state shoreland rules.
Next steps: the code office will consult with town counsel and report back; no vote or formal directive beyond the consultation was recorded at this meeting.
