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Limington board notes six code‑enforcement violations, gives 30 days before referral to town attorney; warrants approved and 4th‑of‑July duties assigned
Summary
The Select Board received a code‑enforcement report that six junkyard/automobile graveyard violations remain unresolved and were issued second notices on July 7; the town will refer noncompliant properties to the town attorney after Aug. 5. The board also approved warrants and assigned the Recreation Department to organize 4th of July activities.
The Limington Select Board on July 9 heard a code‑enforcement update reporting six property violations related to automobile graveyards and junkyards that were initially cited June 1 and remained unresolved as of June 30.
A second notice was mailed July 7 giving property owners 30 days to comply, the Department of Public Works representative (Speaker 2) told the Select Board. “If they don't comply by August 5, the violations will be sent to the town's attorney to start court proceedings,” the speaker said.
The board also recorded several routine but substantive actions. It approved meeting minutes from July 2, 2026 and approved payroll warrant #73 for $36,175.82 and appropriations warrant #74 for $734,780.69 — a combined total of $770,956.51 — by voice vote. Those warrants include payments for York County and MSAD 6 levies reported by the Chair.
Separately, the Select Board voted to have the Limington Recreation Department coordinate all 4th of July activities starting in 2027 — including fireworks, the parade, food trucks and entertainment. The Chair said she made the motion and ‘Tammy’ seconded it; the Chair reported that she and Tammy voted in favor and that member David was absent that day.
What comes next: Town staff will monitor compliance with the code‑enforcement second notices and refer unresolved violations to the town attorney after Aug. 5. The Recreation Department will proceed with planning and provide updates to the board; the town also noted the York County assessment for the year (reported at approximately $301,956.35, a 7% increase over last year).
