The house at 4 Mountain Avenue, which sits near the NJ Transit railroad tracks and two blocks from Maplewood Village, has sparked a petition of local residents and a plea to Township officials to do something.
raised the issue and asked the TC to step in. The governing body will consider the issue again tonight at its regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. at Town Hall.
"It has totally changed our lifestyle," Garber, a 35-year resident of the street, told Maplewoodian.com. "I feel very reluctant to invite people to my home, especially during the spring and summer. We have spent a lot of money fixing up our house."
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The home is listed on real estate notices as owned by Claydes Ahmad Smith. Tax records indicate a lien had been placed on the property for more than $70,000 in back taxes. But it was paid off on Oct. 23.
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