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3405 Betty Lane: tenants evicted and interior cleanup underway; case closed without prejudice
Summary
Commissioners heard that tenants at 3405 Betty Lane were evicted and the owner is arranging contractors and permits for repairs; the commission closed the case without prejudice while monitoring permitting and exterior requirements.
The East Ridge Housing Commission heard an update on 3405 Betty Lane and voted to close the case without prejudice while staff continue to monitor repairs and permitting.
Staff told commissioners the tenants have been evicted and the unit has been largely cleared; the owner, who was not present, has removed much carpet and intends to obtain deep‑cleaning estimates from a remediation firm. Code enforcement said the property also has an exterior matter identified as an AHO (exterior code/administrative hold), so both interior remediation and exterior compliance remain in progress.
A commissioner moved to close the matter without prejudice to free docket space while allowing staff to continue oversight through permitting; the motion passed unanimously. Staff said the owner will need to obtain any required permits before reconstruction begins and that the case can be re‑noticed if monitoring shows inadequate progress.
The commission noted the owner has been in contact with staff from out of state and that the city will continue to track progress through permits and outreach.
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