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Goshen building inspector resigns; selectmen appoint interim inspector
Summary
Chair Derek Tremblay read the immediate resignation of Code Enforcement Officer Bruce Nadeau. The Board of Selectmen appointed Selectman Sebastian Zyzdorf as interim Building Inspector/Code Enforcement Officer; Zyzdorf abstained from the appointment vote.
The town's Code Enforcement Officer and Building Inspector, Bruce Nadeau, submitted a resignation effective immediately that was read aloud by Chair Derek Tremblay at the Board of Selectmen meeting on Dec. 15.
Why it matters: The departure creates a vacancy in a role central to permitting and code enforcement. The board took an interim step to ensure continuity in inspections and enforcement while pursuing a permanent hire.
Following the resignation, Dianne Craig moved to appoint Selectman Sebastian Zyzdorf as interim Building Inspector/Code Enforcement Officer; Derek Tremblay seconded. The minutes record the vote as two in favor, with Zyzdorf abstaining. The board discussed provisioning the interim appointee with a town'owned cell phone and outlined a process for hiring a permanent replacement, but the minutes do not specify a recruitment timeline or salary for the permanent position.
What's next: The town will proceed with hiring steps for a permanent Building Inspector; the interim appointment is effective immediately per the minutes. The meeting adjourned at 7:46 p.m.
