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Council tables demolition order for 2216 Loop Road for 90 days after update from code enforcement
Summary
The council voted to table a demolition order for the property at 2216 Loop Road for 90 days after staff said the new owners have begun repairs; the cost of demolition would be charged back to the owner if the city proceeds.
The Tuscaloosa City Council voted to table for 90 days a demolition order for the structure at 2216 Loop Road.
City Code Enforcement Officer Mister Williams told council the property was condemned Oct. 16, 2024 and had 48 housing code violations. He said new owners have begun repairs and that the owners were aware a city-conducted demolition would be charged back to the owner. The owners were not present at the meeting.
After the presentation, a motion was made and seconded to table the demolition for 90 days. The council voted in favor; the clerk recorded the motion as carried.
Why it matters: The action pauses a potential city-initiated demolition, giving the property owner time to complete repairs. If repairs are not completed and the city demolishes the structure, the city will assess the demolition cost to the property owner.
What happens next: The ordinance remains tabled for 90 days; staff will monitor the property and return to council if further action is needed.
