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Code enforcement moves on problem property; right-of-way cleanup cited as key issue
Summary
Code Enforcement reported a served problem property, two permits and two complaints; the official said the primary outstanding issue on the Route 41 property concerns the right-of-way and, with documentation, they expect a strong court case.
Code Enforcement (Chuck Miller) told the board the town has moved forward on a problem property and that the property has been served; there are two active permits and two complaints tied to local code matters. Miller said the state is offering additional training for code enforcement staff.
Miller noted that for the property on Route 41, the town's main concern is the right-of-way; once that area is cleaned, the remainder of the enforcement issues fall under town authority and, with current documentation, he believes "we should have a strong case in court." The board discussed next steps for follow-up enforcement.
