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Mayor's Code Enforcement Committee approves minutes, hears brief updates on local properties

Mayor's Code Enforcement Committee · October 24, 2024
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Summary

At its Oct. 24 meeting the Mayor's Code Enforcement Committee unanimously approved Oct. 10 minutes, received status reports that Forbidden Llama remains placarded and appears vacant, and heard that a zoning application for 699 Country Club Road is pending a likely denial by the state's attorney; no public comments were made and no new enforcement actions were taken.

The Mayor's Code Enforcement Committee convened at 9:01 a.m. on Oct. 24 and unanimously approved the minutes of its Oct. 10 meeting, the Chair announced. No members of the public spoke during the public session and the Committee took no new enforcement actions.

The meeting focused on brief status reports from departments. Dean, the building department representative, said the property known as Forbidden Llama remains placarded as unsafe and appears vacant; “I don't see any lights on,” Dean said when describing his observations. Committee members said they had received no new complaints related to the site.

Committee members reviewed several other longstanding properties. The Chair noted that 455 and 465 Middlefield are multi-department matters involving police and land use; neither the police department nor land use staff were present and no updates were reported. Similarly, there were no new developments reported for 52 North Main.

On 699 Country Club Road, Dean said a land-use application has been filed and that the state's attorney, Tom, had indicated to staff an intent to deny the application. The Committee is awaiting Tom's final decision and any subsequent appeal or filings; the transcript does not specify a timeline.

Procedural business concluded the meeting. The Committee moved to adjourn and the Chair announced the meeting was adjourned at 9:05 a.m.

The Committee expects the state's attorney or land use representative to provide updates at a future meeting; no date for follow-up was specified in the transcript.