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Town issues mowing and barking notices, grants single billing grace period after bereavement

Tabor Board of Trustees · July 1, 2026
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Summary

Tabor issued three mowing ordinance violations, one barking dog notice, and twelve late water notices (four second notices); the finance officer granted a one-time grace period to a resident due to a death in the family.

The finance officer reported that the town issued three mowing-ordinance violation notices and one barking-dog notice. Twelve late water notices were sent to customers, four of which received second notices. The minutes record that one resident was granted a billing grace period because of a death in the family; the finance officer requested the accommodation and it was granted.

The meeting also recorded one building permit issued to Ken Douglas for a shed. The board’s actions addressed routine code-compliance enforcement and short-term billing accommodations rather than formal policy changes.