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Code enforcement cites property-cleanup orders; court appearance ordered for unresolved nuisance
Summary
Town code enforcement pursued cleanup of a long-standing nuisance property on Graves Road. After repeated inspections, the owner received an Order to Remedy and an appearance ticket was issued for failure to comply.
The Town's code enforcement office notified the board that a long-standing nuisance property on Graves Road had received an Order to Remedy after inspections found debris and public-health concerns. Code Officer Joseph Fiumara and later Victor Francis documented multiple inspections and the property remained noncompliant.
"After re-inspecting the Herrington property numerous times no progress has been made," the code-enforcement record says. The matter progressed to an appearance ticket and a court date was scheduled. Meeting minutes record that the town sought court enforcement steps and that Judge Hart set a remediation deadline in subsequent proceedings.
Town officials said the Health Department and county agencies were involved in related waste and sanitation inspections. The board asked code enforcement to continue documenting conditions and to pursue court remedies where necessary.
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