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Board affirms demolitions for multiple unsafe properties, grants short extensions to several owners
Summary
At its Oct. 13 meeting the Anderson Board of Public Safety affirmed demolition orders for multiple addresses and granted time-limited extensions or inspection requirements for several other properties; owners and tax-lien purchasers spoke to timelines and plans.
The Anderson Board of Public Safety on Oct. 13 affirmed demolition orders for multiple properties found unsafe or uninhabitable and granted short extensions or conditional continuances for several owners and tax-lien purchasers who promised plans or contractor meetings.
Trina (title not stated in the transcript) — the code enforcement presenter — told the board the properties shown in the packet had open doors, structural damage, or were stripped and posed public-nuisance concerns. The board voted to affirm demolition orders for multiple addresses and set deadlines or follow-up meetings for owners who requested more time to secure financing, pull permits or produce a contractor plan. One recurring instruction from the board: property owners must meet with code enforcement and pull permits if they intend to renovate; otherwise the board will move to demolish.
Highlights and why it matters: The board affirmed demolition orders for properties…
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