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Building department issues stop-work orders at multiple residences, board reports
Summary
Trustees reported active code-enforcement work by the building inspector, including stop-work orders at 17 and 19 Laurel Lane and 14–16 Eastview; the board said the inspector closed several permits and approved applications.
The Ravena Village Board opened its Aug. 18 meeting with an update from the building department that included several enforcement actions. The board said Inspector William approved multiple applications, closed permits and issued stop-work orders at 17 and 19 Laurel Lane and at 14–16 Eastview, which remain in effect until further notice.
Board members emphasized that enforcement actions are routine tools to ensure compliance with codes and to protect residents. “Inspector William approved several varying applications, closed multiple permits, and conducted numerous inspections,” the chair said when summarizing the building-department report. The board advised residents with ongoing projects to contact the building department for guidance.
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