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Council hears code-enforcement and environmental updates; KB Crash seeks DEP permit
Summary
Council received reports on 82 code-enforcement cases in June, DPW operations and stormwater maintenance on 5th Street; Solicitor Linell Lukesh said KB Crash is applying to DEP and magistrate scheduling for odor complaints is pending.
The council reviewed code-enforcement activity, DPW operations and ongoing environmental and stormwater issues during committee reports.
Councilwoman Francisco said Code Enforcement handled 82 cases in June with 12 complaints, 65 on-view cases and 20 parking tickets. Councilman Przybyla reported the new Department of Public Works truck will be completed in about six weeks and that paving on Gay and Bubblo streets is nearly finished. Councilman Orzel noted the penalty phase for garbage citations concluded; Chairman Stavish said Cassella will collect cans from residents who did not pay and that liens could be placed on properties for unpaid charges.
Solicitor Linell Lukesh reported notifications related to KB Crash citations and said the company is "apparently applying for a permit to DEP to prevent solvent being used and for air pollution control." She said she is coordinating with Engineer Amato on stormwater facility maintenance on 5th Street and noted a hearing on illegal dumping at the borough compost area; an August 1 reassignment related to odor complaints is scheduled before Magistrate Tupper at Magistrate Barilla's office.
No new enforcement ordinances were adopted at the meeting; several matters remain under administrative or legal follow-up.
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