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Code Enforcement Case: 3652 Montclair Circle

Original title: (BV), Margaret Mcconomy, 3652 Montclair Circle 42-23 NPCC - Accumulation of debris (Debris consisting of wood, boxes, trash, bins, and tarps on property.)

Record date · March 26, 2026

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What This Bill Does

This document records a code enforcement hearing regarding the accumulation of debris at 3652 Montclair Circle. The case, identified as 42-23 , has passed the first hearing stage.

Why it matters

The property owner is subject to a formal code enforcement process regarding the removal of wood, boxes, trash, bins, and tarps from their premises.

Who It Affects

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Directly affected

Margaret Mcconomy

The individual associated with the property address is subject to the code enforcement hearing and potential requirements to clear debris.

Key Facts

  • The case 42-23 NPCC regarding debris accumulation has passed its first hearing.
  • The property in question is located at 3652 Montclair Circle.
  • The debris identified includes wood, boxes, trash, bins, and tarps.
  • The case is tracked under file number CECASE-26-00137.
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  • The hearing was introduced on February 6, 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean that this case 'passed'?
In this context, it indicates the case has successfully moved through the first hearing stage of the code enforcement process.
What specific items are considered debris in this case?
The document lists wood, boxes, trash, bins, and tarps as the items currently subject to the enforcement action.

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The use of a specific file format (CECASE-26-XXXXX) suggests a centralized digital tracking system for local code violations.

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