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Promenade apartments owner faces multiple citations; housing staff and tenant assistance resources noted
Summary
The committee received an update on multiple citations at Promenade apartments on Noble, including outstanding warrants and upcoming housing court dates; staff noted a housing enforcement specialist and a Benjamin Rose housing resource for tenants.
Committee members briefed colleagues on multiple citations issued to the owner of Promenade apartments on Noble and on upcoming housing court activity.
The committee was told warrants are outstanding on two of eight current cases against the property’s owner because the owner failed to appear in court; for the other six cases a judge set a new court date of June 3, 2025, after notices appeared not to have been properly served. The committee chair said he plans to attend housing court on June 3 to follow up.
Committee members reported meeting Holly Thomas, the city’s housing enforcement specialist, who is assigned to help tenants without means navigate the court process and locate resources. Members said Holly Thomas provided contact information and noted that Benjamin Rose’s housing and homeownership program can help tenants with relocation guidance and other housing navigation services.
No formal enforcement action beyond existing citations and court scheduling was taken at the committee meeting. Committee members said they will continue to monitor the court docket and coordinate with the housing enforcement specialist and partnering agencies to support affected tenants where appropriate.
The committee did not give a further public timetable for city action beyond court follow-up and connecting tenants to Benjamin Rose and the housing enforcement specialist.
