It’s almost like the city should have forced the owner to immediately deal with this known risk instead of giving him two weeks at the expense of health/safety/commerce in the area.
As I've said: make the owner tear it down, if he doesn't within a week, declare eminent domain and the city can tear it down. It is a public safety issue and needs to be dealt with immediately
It’s almost like the city should have forced the owner to immediately deal with this known risk instead of giving him two weeks at the expense of health/safety/commerce in the area.
As I've said: make the owner tear it down, if he doesn't within a week, declare eminent domain and the city can tear it down. It is a public safety issue and needs to be dealt with immediately
This series of events does not identify a process or any leadership. Sad, very sad.