The owner of the property at 33 Old Pulp Mill Lane in Norway has agreed to pay $32,500 for fines and Norway’s legal fees for building too close to the Crooked River and putting the ecosystem of the river at risk, despite telling the Sun Journal last April that he had the proper permits from the town. (Russ Dillingham/Staff Photographer)
Norway has reached an agreement with a Crooked River property owner regarding code violations at an Airbnb cabin. The property owner has agreed to pay Norway a settlement for these violations.
The agreement comes after the town of Norway initiated legal action against the property owner. The violations were identified at a property located on Crooked River Road.
Details of the settlement amount are expected to be made public. The town has been working to address issues related to short-term rental properties and ensure compliance with local codes.
This resolution aims to resolve the outstanding code violations and the associated legal proceedings.
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