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Neighbors say nearby properties are operating as businesses and day camps; code enforcement monitoring ongoing
Summary
A resident reported two properties being used for commercial purposes — ticketed parties and a day camp with loud daytime amplified music — and council said code enforcement has issued violation letters and is monitoring the situation.
Resident Robin Abramo told council two nearby properties are being used in ways she described as commercial — one allegedly selling tickets for parties with DJs and another operating a day camp with 10–12 children and loud music blaring into adjoining yards.
Abramo asked whether the proposed noise ordinance or existing codes provide recourse for recurring daytime noise. Council members said code enforcement is already working on both properties, has sent violation letters where zoning appears to be violated, and is monitoring social media for evidence of advertised commercial activity. Council also reminded residents there are daytime decibel limits that can be enforced under the new ordinance.
No new enforcement action was approved at the meeting beyond continued monitoring and code enforcement follow-up; residents were told to use the complaint process if problems persist.
