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CAP issues stop order on bar construction; fines at $1,000 per occurrence
Summary
Council noted CAP placed a stop order on bar construction that has been noncompliant since June; fines are being levied at $1,000 per occurrence and CAP will post an uninhabitable sign, with borough staff to verify occupancy status.
Council discussed a code-enforcement action: CAP has placed a stop order on a bar construction project that has been noncompliant since June, and fines are being issued at $1,000 per occurrence. Kirk Lauver told the council CAP will place an uninhabitable sign on the property; Andrew will inspect the site to confirm that no one is living there.
The minutes record no council motion on the enforcement action; the discussion was recorded for informational purposes and to note coordination with CAP enforcement steps.
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