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Residents raise odor, safety concerns about walking bridge; council cites code-enforcement options
Summary
Visitor complaints about a bad odor and poor condition on the Mifflin side of the walking bridge prompted discussion of condemnation and code enforcement; President Randy Foose and code official Andrew Bustin noted CAP fines and enforcement roles but recorded no condemnation action.
Visitor Yvonne McIlhenny told council she received complaints that the Mifflin side of the walking bridge is in poor condition and has a bad odor, and that children were running around 1 Main St. President Randy Foose said CAP can issue fines to property owners and said that Andrew Bustin can enforce codes in the borough; Andrew told the meeting he had not personally observed young children in that area.
Council discussed possible condemnation of the property but did not take formal action. The transcript records general comments about parental supervision and fishing off the walking bridge; no specific enforcement timeline or order was recorded during the meeting.
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