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Neighbor complaint led to state visit; board seeks inspector contact to resolve cleanup issue at 605 Mountain View Road
Summary
A resident said a state official visited a property at 605 Mountain View Road about cleanup and the board agreed to identify the inspector and contact the appropriate state office (possibly health department) before deciding whether to allow an outside group to use a dumpster for cleanup.
A resident reported that someone from a state agency had visited a property at 605 Mountain View Road and that the property owner advised the town they no longer wanted to accept the offered dumpster service. The board discussed who at the state had conducted the inspection and suggested contacting the state health department or other appropriate agency to obtain the inspector's name and report. One selectboard member said, "I don't even know who to contact with the state," underscoring the need to identify the inspector and paperwork before taking action.
Board members discussed options—let the outside group clean up for free, place a dumpster on the property, or pursue state-directed remedies—and asked staff to investigate who conducted the visit and what documentation exists. The board also suggested contacting a neighbor (Gianna Dalvino was named in the discussion) who might have information about the state contact; members said they will follow up and report back.
