City declares 1809 31st St unsafe; demolition approved

the Mayor · Sep 20, 2016

Public Safety

This vacant or deteriorated building will be torn down to reduce blight and safety hazards in the neighborhood. Demolition removes eyesores and reduces crime risks in surrounding blocks.

Unknown Demolition 1809 - 31st Street, Birmingham

passed 7–0

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City declares 1809 31st St unsafe; demolition approved

Special assessment: $6,553 demolition cost at 122 6th Ave N

Special demolition assessment: $12,661 for 1821 Maple Avenue

Special assessment: $10,981 cost for demolition at 3501 Bessemer Avenue

Special assessment: $6,553 demolition cost at 122 6th Ave N

Special demolition assessment: $12,661 for 1821 Maple Avenue

Special assessment: $10,981 cost for demolition at 3501 Bessemer Avenue