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Damaged homes face demolition due to severe mold issues

August 13, 2024 | Clinton City, Clinton County, Iowa



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Damaged homes face demolition due to severe mold issues
During a recent government meeting, officials discussed the dire condition of several properties in the area, highlighting significant structural damage and health hazards. One property, located on the second floor, was deemed beyond repair due to extensive damage, prompting officials to consider its demolition as a beneficial move for the neighborhood.

Another property at 659 8th Avenue South was described as particularly disappointing. Despite its appealing exterior and spacious yard, an inspection revealed severe mold issues and a hidden roof leak that had caused extensive water damage throughout the home. Officials expressed frustration over the unexpected condition of the property, which had initially been hoped to be sold.

The discussions underscored the challenges faced by local authorities in managing deteriorating housing stock and the implications for community health and safety. The meeting concluded with a consensus on the need for proactive measures to address these issues and improve living conditions in the neighborhood.

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