Demolition of blighted properties removes hazards and blight in neighborhoods. This District 3 structure will be cleared using general fund dollars.
City sets final budget to demolish a blighted structure, clearing a vacant property in the neighborhood.
Structure removal at 1160 Arlington clears a blighted or unsafe property from the neighborhood.
City Council will vote on paying $2,715 to tear down a blighted building at 2257 Clinton Street in District 1. Demolition removes a potential neighborhood eyesore and safety hazard.
Clears a blighted structure from Congress Street corridor. Demolition removes public safety hazard and opens path for redevelopment or stabilization of downtown block.
Council will hold a hearing on whether to demolish or secure a blighted structure in District 5. This decision removes a potential safety hazard from the neighborhood.
City will seek public input before authorizing demolition of a blighted structure in District 2. Residents can comment on the $3,238 cost and scope.
City will demolish or secure the building at this address to remove a public safety hazard. Property will be cleared or made inaccessible to residents.
City will demolish the structure at this address to address blight. Cost details will be finalized and committed as part of this decision.
Fire department gets new aerial ladder truck for emergency rescues and high-rise firefighting. Single-bid purchase means no competitive bidding process.
Declaring the structure a public nuisance clears the way for its removal, addressing a blight and safety concern in the neighborhood.
Unsafe building at 400 Lexington Avenue will be demolished. Removes a public hazard from the neighborhood.
The city will demolish the structure at 1509 Alba Avenue, removing a property deemed hazardous to neighbors and the community.
City declares property a public nuisance and will tear down the structure. Removes blight and unsafe conditions from the neighborhood.
Removes a blighted structure from the neighborhood. The property will be cleared for redevelopment or green space.
Blighted property designated a public nuisance will be torn down. Removal clears the site for potential redevelopment and reduces neighborhood blight.
Property at 2906 Nall Street in District 1 will be demolished after the city declared it a public nuisance. The removal addresses blight and safety concerns in the neighborhood.
Unsafe building in District 2 will be removed. Decision follows public hearing on whether the property is a public nuisance.