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Hurst council conditionally abates demolition order for 916 Zelda Drive, requires progress reports
Summary
The council abated its July demolition order for 916 Zelda Drive to Sept. 9, on condition owner Monica Chavez follow an eight-week rehabilitation schedule and appear at each regular council meeting to report progress; staff will report status at August meetings.
The Hurst City Council conditionally abated its July 2025 demolition order for a vacant house at 916 Zelda Drive (Glenview Addition Block 7 Lot 14), allowing owner Monica Chavez additional time to complete a rehabilitation on an eight-week schedule if she appears at every regular council meeting with progress reports. The abatement is conditioned to expire or be reconsidered at the Sept. 9 council meeting.
Monica Chavez told the council she purchased the property in June, has invested “a little bit over $100,000” (and later said “it's been more”), and asked for a six- to eight-week extension…
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