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Code officer reports unresolved junkyard violations; councilmember urges restarting license process
Summary
CEO Chris Whipple told the board he could not reach the junkyard licensee and observed that violations remain. Councilmember Malcolm Mac Kenzie recommended starting the licensing process from scratch to address ongoing noncompliance.
Code Enforcement Officer Chris Whipple reported unsuccessful contact attempts with the junkyard licensee and said on-site observation indicates the violations have not been corrected. Whipple asked for an inspection appointment and confirmed his attempts to reach the owner had failed.
Councilmember Malcolm Mac Kenzie said the town should restart the license process to address persistent noncompliance. The board did not record a formal enforcement motion at this meeting but directed follow-up and inspection attempts to determine next steps.
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