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Solicitor reports property‑maintenance actions mostly resolved; appraisals ordered on two properties
Summary
Solicitor Russ Sacco said the borough filed about six enforcement actions for property-maintenance violations; five have been remedied and paid borough costs, one was recently satisfied. Sacco also said appraisals for two borough properties were ordered (estimated $1,000 residential, $2,000 commercial).
Solicitor Russ Sacco told council that over the past couple of years the borough filed about half a dozen actions against properties failing to meet maintenance codes; he said five have been remedied and paid borough costs and one matter was recently satisfied.
Sacco emphasized enforcement is intended to secure compliance with ordinances and that liening is a last resort. On other property matters, he said appraisals for two properties have been ordered; the residential appraisal will cost about $1,000 and the commercial appraisal about $2,000.
Council did not take additional action on individual properties during the meeting but asked that follow-up reports be provided as enforcement matters close.
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