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Council narrowly approves $116,160 to demolish five homes after debate over one Hemlock Street property
Summary
After debate about process and distinct conditions at one property, Lynchburg City Council voted 4–3 to appropriate $116,160 from the general fund contingency to demolish five properties previously recommended by the Physical Development Committee.
Lynchburg City Council voted 4–3 on Feb. 18 to adopt a budget amendment appropriating $116,160 from the general fund contingency to fund demolition of five properties identified as public‑safety hazards.
Council discussion focused on one property at 1013 Hemlock Street. Some council members said that property’s visible condition and foundation failure warranted demolition; others said staff had not…
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