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Property transfer on hold until Code Enforcement issues Certificate of Compliance
Summary
Town Attorney Ed Brockman said a building transfer to Mark Schlegel has not occurred because CEO Chris Whipple must provide a Certificate of Compliance; the board discussed plan-review time for a separate project.
Town Attorney Ed Brockman told the board that the planned transfer of a building to Mark Schlegel has not been completed because the Code Enforcement Office has not yet issued a required Certificate of Compliance. The minutes record that Brockman "is waiting for written approval from Code Enforcement Officer Whipple. Ed needs a Certificate of Compliance from CEO Whipple." The board discussed a recent meeting with property owners and the CEO that Brockman described as productive.
Councilmember Malcolm MacKenzie also questioned the time spent on plan review for an individual project during the Code Enforcement Officer’s report; no further action was taken at the Jan. 13 meeting beyond assigning follow-up to the town attorney and clerk to secure the written approvals needed for transfer.
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