According to town records, the property owner is James Bianco. I too have made complaints about this property. It borders my property, as well as several others. This property has become more and more of a nuisance to all the residents surrounding it. There are obvious blight issues, pest issues, and due to lack of security, trespassers are allowed free reign on the property, some of which can also be a nuisance to the residential properties bordering and surrounding this large vacant property. Neither the town nor the legal owner seems at all concerned with these issues. I'm sure this latest complaint will be closed without any action being taken.

This is very discouraging to hear. I'd like to give the Town Manager the benefit especially during our current pandemic. Not sure if Enfield has any tax surcharge instituted for unoccupied properties (if not, something to consider given the current amount of new builds vs empty commercual buildings).
Perhaps a reach out to the local news stations like "On Your Side" would motive the owner to address the dreadful condition of this property . It has great potential and could be used for something purposeful

The Town received your request and I checked the property. There were in fact several windows broken as well as a few trees in need of attention. The owner of the property was notified via certified mail, on 12/04. I will continue to monitor the situation,

Richard Degen assigned this issue to Richard Degen

Unfortunately, this property is privately owned. As such I am unable to view the broken windows from the public right of way or from the property of an abutting owner with their permission. In light of these requirements I am unable to bring about an enforcement action

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