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Board follows up on licensing, fireworks permit and junk-ordinance complaint
Summary
The board agreed to send unregistered-dog details to the county sheriff for follow-up, asked organizers to consult the Fire Chief about wedding fireworks, and will send a letter to ensure progress on a junk-ordinance complaint at 189 Station Road.
Multiple routine enforcement and permitting matters were addressed on July 14. The dog-licensing census showed 16 dogs (13 owners) remain unregistered; board members agreed that details could be forwarded to the Rutland County Sheriff for follow-up, noting a potential public-health concern if rabies vaccinations are lacking.
Faith Tempest reminded the board that the permit for August wedding fireworks requires the organizers to contact the Fire Chief at least one month in advance; Jim Seward said he had heard nothing and the board asked Tempest to follow up and to ensure the event concludes by 10 p.m. The board also discussed a junk-ordinance complaint about a property at 189 Station Road filed by Patricia Labella and Susan Kilsheimer; some clearing has occurred and the owner, Mr. Hyjek, committed to further work. The board directed that a letter be sent to monitor progress and noted anonymous complaints cannot be actioned.
No enforcement sanctions or permit denials were issued at the meeting; the board requested staff follow up on each item.
