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Planning board reports complaint about junkyard and sinkhole near Millers Market raises safety concerns
Summary
Planning Board representative Rita Gerenser notified the town board of a new complaint concerning Mike Campbell’s junkyard on County Road 44. Separately, a sinkhole at Millers Market near the public right-of-way was raised as a pedestrian safety concern; Highway Superintendent Wyatt Boswell said he would contact a contractor to have it filled.
At the March 11 meeting the planning board reported a new complaint concerning a junkyard belonging to Mike Campbell on County Road 44, according to Rita Gerenser. The minutes record the complaint as an ongoing planning enforcement matter but do not show any formal enforcement actions taken at the board meeting.
Board members also discussed a sinkhole at Millers Market located close to the public right-of-way where people walk. Highway Superintendent Wyatt Boswell said he will speak with Fregoe's (a contractor/vendor referenced in the minutes) about filling the sinkhole because it poses a safety concern. The minutes do not record a timeline or funding source for repair.
