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Board orders violation at Lake Park parcel after codes report abandoned RV and no septic
Summary
Codes reported on a Tresa Street parcel in the Lake Park community with an abandoned RV, a camping tent, piles of household garbage and no record of a septic system; the board voted to issue a violation and directed sheriff service after the owner said they did not receive prior notice.
Members were told that the Tresa Street parcel in Lake Park has an abandoned RV with a camping tent set up beside it, large quantities of household garbage immediately outside the camper, and no record that a septic system exists. Codes staff said it is believed the owner is leasing parcels with no access to septic and that staff notified the Tennessee Department of Environment & Conservation (TDEC).
A notice of complaint had been sent to the owner on record but the owner said they did not receive it. Tom Isham moved to issue a violation and attempt service via the sheriff to the owner on record; Sheryl Webb seconded the motion and it carried with no opposition.
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