The council addressed an enforcement order for unauthorized alterations on Summers Road, where a property owner filled in a stream reportedly to facilitate sheep crossing. Despite sending notices, the owner had not responded, prompting the council to consider escalating measures, including fines. The meeting revealed concerns over the feasibility of restoring altered town property without sufficient resources, emphasizing the need for clear communication and compliance.

Additionally, the council examined another enforcement order involving resource area alterations related to a road constructed by Brown Meadow LLC. The road, built through a woodland area with wetlands, raised questions about compliance with environmental regulations. The council deliberated on methods to establish contact with the property owner to discuss the project and potential violations.

Discussions also included a pre-permit meeting for a remediation plan on Summers Road, with representatives indicating progress in hiring a consultant to address buffer zone concerns. The council expressed the need for detailed restoration plans and emphasized collaboration with consultants to ensure successful project outcomes.