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In 1987, 61 structures were boarded by the Department of <br />Code Enforcement in a continuing effort to save houses that were <br />abandoned by their owners. The boarding kept the structures <br />inaccessible to intruders and to the danger of fire. <br />An order of demolition is viewed as the last step, after <br />all other remedies have been exhausted to require an owner to <br />repair his property. The Department of Code Enforcement has the <br />authority to issue an order of demolition only when conditions <br />exist whi h are a threat to public safety and welfare, when an <br />owner has made no effort to bring the property up to Code when <br />he has ha notice and opportunity to do so and when the cost of <br />repairs g eatly exceeds the cost of demolition. <br />I ha e attached some exhibits which give a history of <br />demolitio s over the past several years and would be happy to <br />answer an questions Commission members may have regarding the <br />procedure of the Department of Code Enforcement. <br />
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