Macclesfield discusses community building cleaning rules, dummy cameras and code-enforcement complaints
Officials discussed repairs and cleaning protocols for the community building after a rental, considered using fake cameras to deter crime, and addressed resident complaints about debris, unauthorized electrical hookups and panhandling; legal remedies and ordinances were noted as possible next steps.
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Mayor Michael Speight updated the board on facility concerns including pending roof-repair quotes and a failed AC unit in the community building that emerged during a rental; commissioners discussed cleaning requirements for renters, possible hiring of a cleaner to service the building after weekend rentals and a request that the town draft a contract if it hires someone. Commissioner Jean Wooten-Jiles suggested the town could install dummy cameras as a deterrent, noting other towns had done so.
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