From left: James Hounsell, Conway's assistant building inspector; Valerie Kollander, the building department's new administrative assistant; and Nicholas DeVito, the new code enforcement officer, seen at town hall in 2023. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
From left: James Hounsell, Conway's assistant building inspector; Valerie Kollander, the building department's new administrative assistant; and Nicholas DeVito, the new code enforcement officer, seen at town hall in 2023. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
CONWAY — The application deadline for landlords and short-term rental owners to comply with Conway’s rental inspection program expired Tuesday.
Last year, selectmen approved a program for property owners to get units inspected by a fire department official in order to rent them out. The cost for a one- or two-unit inspection would be $375 (good for three years).
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453 inspections and not one resulted in a rental being shut down… proves that this is a solution looking for a problem
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