The Enfield Blight Review Committee voted to recommend foreclosure on a property maintenance lien. Deputy Mayor John Santanella and committee members Jennifer Bruyette and Jennifer Bakowski supported recommending the Town Council foreclose on the $30,600 lien at 10 Rim Street, stemming from a
Enfield Blight Committee backs foreclosure on unpaid property maintenance fines. The Committee unanimously recommended that the Town Council foreclose on $45,024 in accumulated fines at 42 Asnuntuck Street after finding no progress on building and fire violations since December 2025. Deputy Mayor
Enfield Blight Review Committee reduces Windsor Street fines to $1,000 from $66,699. The committee voted unanimously to recommend the reduction to Town Council for the property owned by Timothy Collins and facing purchase by Stephen Kane after confirming that all requested repairs, including
Enfield Blight Committee approves conditional lien reduction for Windsor Street property. The committee voted unanimously to reduce $66,699 in property maintenance fines to $1,000 if property owner Timothy Collins and prospective buyer Stephen Kane complete required repairs — removing trash,
The Enfield Blight Review Committee unanimously votes to expand property maintenance inspector positions. The committee met June 4 and voted unanimously to request town staff develop two year-round, part-time inspector positions to expand from the current single inspector. Deputy Mayor John
Enfield Blight Committee reduces fines for foreclosed King Court property after rehabilitation. The Committee voted unanimously to cut property maintenance fines from $12,474 to $2,474 for 26 King Court, which was acquired through foreclosure in late 2024 and subsequently rehabilitated. Debbie
Blight committee unanimously backs property owner's remediation plan at 132 Weymouth Road. Deputy Mayor John Santanella and Councilor Carol Hall, liaising with the committee, supported the unanimous recommendation to reduce property maintenance fines to $51,961 for the boarded-up building with a
Enfield Blight Review Committee votes to slash over $200K in fines across two properties. Meeting on January 8 saw the committee recommend to Town Council a reduction of $125,274 in maintenance fines to $1,000 for 3 Cook Avenue after a pending buyer completed required siding and porch repairs; it
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