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Neighbors ask board to declare 232 Streeter Pond Road a public nuisance; town awaits judge’s ruling
Summary
A neighborhood complaint asking the Selectmen to declare 232 Streeter Pond Road a public nuisance was received; the Health Officer, Police Chief and Fire Chief attended a Grafton County court hearing and the town will await the judge’s ruling while the Fire Chief will respond about current fire-hazard conditions.
Selectmen on Dec. 15 reviewed a formal neighborhood complaint urging the town to declare 232 Streeter Pond Road a public nuisance and noted related legal proceedings.
According to the record, Alex Aaron submitted a letter asking the board to declare the property at 232 Streeter Pond Road a public nuisance. The transcript states the town is engaged in a lengthy legal procedure and that the Health Officer, Police Chief and Fire Chief attended a court date today; the board said it will await the ruling from the Grafton County judge.
The meeting record also notes that Chief Clark will respond regarding current fire-hazard conditions at the property. No final action or board vote declaring the property a nuisance appears in the minutes; the matter remains in the court process.
The transcript does not record additional particulars about the alleged conditions at the property beyond the neighborhood complaint or any specific remedies being proposed by the complainant. The board did not record a separate motion at this meeting to declare the property a nuisance and instead documented ongoing legal steps and agency follow-up.
