Stanford code enforcement board meets for first time

Stanford’s newly appointed code enforcement board met Aug. 14 for the first time. 

Code Enforcement Officer Jeff Knouse, now in a full-time position, presented three cases to the three-person board Monday night.  The board consists of Billy Hastie, George Pennman and John Hester.

The Code Enforcement Board will meet the second and fourth Monday of every month at 5:30 p.m. at the L&N Depot, unless there are no hearings scheduled.

A notice will be posted on the door notifying the public if a meeting is cancelled. 

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