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New Milford Building Could Get Busier
The New Milford Borough Building may become busier than ever, if a couple of things come to pass. One thing for sure, it will have a zoning enforcement officer there on Fridays. At its meeting on February 5, the borough council (minus Scott Smith, who was unable to attend) hired Mike Dopko, a Pennsylvania- and New York-certified codes inspector, to enforce zoning and such ordinances for the town. Dopko, who also works for the town of Maine across the border, noted that his availability is as close as 45 minutes away, should an emergency require him. Borough secretary Amy Hine will be the point-person on requests from residents for Dopko’s services. One of his first inspections will probably be that of Cosmello’s Route 11 junkyard, a subject of considerable borough and resident discussion prior to the business’ last inspection.
The February 2 Nicholson Township meeting was called to order; present were Chairman Gerald Sands, Mary Ann Singer, Duane White and Donna Lane (secretary/treasurer).
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