Limerick code enforcement officer urges tighter conditional-use rules, cites tire and junkyard risks
May 20, 2026
At a May 20 workshop, Limerick Code Enforcement Officer Stan Heck told the Planning Board recurring documentation gaps have led to overturned approvals for properties such as 41 Range Road and recommended adding a two-year dormancy expiry and stricter evidence and timeline requirements for conditional uses.
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LIMERICK — Stan Heck, the town’s code enforcement officer, told the Limerick Planning Board on May 20 that recurring failures to document findings of fact and required site plans have left the board vulnerable to appeals and overturned decisions, and urged the board to tighten conditional-use procedures.
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