This issue has been reported to the Code Enforcement Officers. An update will follow shortly.
Following the provisions of Chapter 40U of the Massachusetts General Laws regarding housing code violations, the Town must notify a property owner of a violation and allow two weeks to resolve the issue. If, at the end of two weeks, the owner is still in violation, daily fines are assessed. Unpaid fines are placed as a lien on the property. Regardless of these procedures, there is no guarantee that the homeowner will comply and the Town may not enter onto private property to maintain it. This issue has been assigned to Code Enforcement for review and an update will follow shortly. Thank you for your patience.

Thanks for explaining all this to me. I'm curious, though, what happens if there's an accident at this intersection during the 2 weeks resolving time? I always proceed with caution after stopping at the Stop sign by inching out at that corner. It's a guessing game if a vehicle or a child on a bike or scooter is coming down the Dorr Street hill since the vegetation is totally blocking the view. Also, has one of the Town staff surveyed this area in person?

Public health notice was left but, the house appears abandon. More research will be conducted on this property.

Under enforcement

Thanks for fixing this issue!