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Council withdraws motion to fine owner of 119–121 N. Meridian after owner arrives; extension request pending

Greentown Town Council · November 19, 2024
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Summary

Council discussion on remediation at 119–121 N. Meridian: attorney for the owner requested an extension; after the owner arrived and said he was waiting on windows, a motion to impose fines was withdrawn and the council moved to consider the attorney's extension request; the transcript ends before the outcome is recorded.

The council heard an update from Mr. Peelle on Nov. 19 about remediation at 119–121 N. Meridian Street. Mr. Peelle told the council that the owner's attorney, T. J. Rethlake, had asked for an extension of the remediation schedule. Council member James Skinner moved to proceed with imposing fines on the property, but the owner, Mr. Hinesley, arrived and spoke, saying he was still waiting for replacement windows. Council members then questioned when the building would be secured and capable of meeting remediation requirements. Following the discussion the council withdrew Mr. Skinner's motion. President Scott Deyoe asked for a motion to accept Attorney Rethlake's extension request, but the available transcript cuts off before the record shows whether that motion passed or failed.

The transcript does not state the fine amounts, the specific remediation deadlines at issue, or the precise terms of the requested extension.