West Lebanon hires Commonwealth Code Inspection Services for on-call property-maintenance enforcement
After debate about adding code-enforcement duties to township staff, commissioners voted to contract Commonwealth Code Inspection Services to perform property-maintenance enforcement on a call-by-call basis.
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The board addressed ongoing concerns about the township’s volume of notices of violation and whether Secretary Antoinette Issis should take on code-enforcement responsibility. Commissioner Michelle Testerman said the workload is too much for one person and cited a prior unspecified case where the township "lost a lot of money." After discussion, the board voted to have Commonwealth Code Inspection Services perform property-maintenance enforcement on a call-by-call basis.
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