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Prosecutor reports on code violations; court-ordered cleanup and potential charges discussed
Summary
The town prosecutor reported that Higginbotham (604 Madison) has not responded and that Adcox (608 Washington) agreed to pay $250 and was given 60 days to finish cleanup; prosecutor said he will file criminal charges if Adcox does not comply.
Under unfinished business, the Town Prosecutor told the council the court is still waiting for a response from Higginbotham at 604 Madison and that Higginbotham will have an upcoming court hearing. The prosecutor said Adcox at 608 Washington appeared in court on March 30, 2026 and agreed to pay $250 for an infraction; the prosecutor recommended giving Adcox 60 days to finish cleanup with a 45-day check-in and warned he "will file criminal charges against him if nothing is done."
The transcript records enforcement steps and timelines but does not include details of the violations or the specific corrective actions required. Council will monitor compliance and the prosecutor will proceed to charges if the conditions are not met.
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