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Middletown committee approves minutes, hears enforcement updates on Forbidden Llama and Middlefield Street case
Summary
The committee unanimously approved April 9 minutes, held no public comments, heard that Forbidden Llama has been referred to the liquor commission, and received a court-update on 4554465 Middlefield Street with a brief due this Friday.
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The Middletown Mayor's Code Enforcement Committee unanimously approved minutes from its April 9 meeting at 09:03AM on May 14 and closed the public session after no members of the public appeared.
Under old business the Chair asked for updates on the case involving Forbidden Llama; Nick said the latest referral is now with the liquor commission and the committee had no new local updates while the liquor commission investigates. The transcript contains one typographical error in a speaker turn that read "Forbidden Lamu"; the correct name discussed by the committee is "Forbidden Llama."
The Chair also updated the committee on an enforcement action at 4554465 Middlefield Street, saying the case is "still moving forward timely in the superior court" and that "their brief is due, I believe, this Friday." The Chair added that there have been settlement discussions but no new reports from a person named Hazel about on-site equipment or zoning violations. A building department representative and a health department representative said they have driven by the property periodically and "haven't seen anything".
There were no formal votes taken on enforcement items. The committee adjourned at 09:08AM after a unanimous motion to adjourn.
