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Code enforcement to pursue condemnation for Millers Market; hotel work lacked permits

Madrid Town Board · July 9, 2025
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Summary

Code enforcement reported no permits were filed by Fregoes for hotel work and gave Millers Market an extra 30 days for cleanup before moving forward with condemnation; notices will be sent to Chelsea and Kyle Lawrence and Alice Reed.

At the July 9 meeting, the town's code enforcement officer reported unresolved permit and property-conditions issues.

Minutes record that no permits had been received from "Fregoes" for work done on the hotel. The board granted Millers Market an additional 30 days for cleanup; minutes say brush was removed from around the building but no other remediation or plan was presented, and that the code enforcement officer will move forward with the condemning process if conditions do not improve. The minutes also state that violation notices will be sent to Chelsea and Kyle Lawrence and to Alice Reed.

The minutes do not record a discussion of potential timelines beyond the 30-day extension or any appeals process. Town staff will proceed with the notice and any condemnation steps consistent with local procedures.