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Neighbors acknowledge improvements but voice ongoing concerns at Hunting Ridge property
Summary
Town Manager Chris Taylor provided a code-enforcement update for a Hunting Ridge Lane property: a vehicle was towed and the owner met with zoning staff; neighbors said they’ve seen improvements but remain worried about street parking, oil stains and possible unauthorized home businesses. Taylor pledged to improve communication with neighbors.
Town Manager Chris Taylor updated the Selectboard on ongoing code-enforcement activity at a Hunting Ridge Lane property, saying staff had recently towed a vehicle and completed a site visit with the property owner. Neighbors Deb Russell, Larry Luby and Samantha Leveston spoke during the update, acknowledging visible improvements but raising continued concerns about street parking, oil stains and what they said might be unauthorized home-business activity.
Taylor told the board he would establish better communication with neighbors about progress on enforcement and remediation. The Selectboard did not move to enter executive session or take formal additional enforcement action at this meeting.
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