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Committee presses inspections at 455 and 465 Middlefield Street after resident complaints

Mayor's Code Enforcement Committee · December 12, 2024
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Summary

Staff told the committee they are awaiting attorney input on junkyard and occupancy issues at 455 and 465 Middlefield Street; health staff said a site visit found little to no odor and police reported no calls for service since March 2023. Staff agreed to jointly re-inspect the properties.

The Chair brought an extended enforcement update on 455 and 465 Middlefield Street, noting staff are waiting for a response from the property’s attorney about junkyard-related issues and ongoing code-enforcement concerns.

A health department official said the department responded after an email complaint and that "Dennis went out yesterday afternoon" and "observed little to no smell," and that the complainant told staff they were satisfied with the response. The health department will confirm follow-up details with the staff member who communicated directly with the complainant.

Land-use and building staff described lingering problems with stored "junk" and vehicles behind the properties and said enforcement remains incomplete. One committee member described driving by at about 2 p.m. and not seeing the five cars-for-sale that are allowed by special exception; however, the committee noted other non-exempt junk vehicles remain and should be enforced. Staff directed that building, fire, and zoning personnel coordinate inspections and report back at the next meeting.