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Toledo council set for first reading on cut to vacant-property registration fee
Summary
City staff proposed reducing the annual vacant-property registration fee from $200 to $100 to boost owner enrollment, improve contactability and strengthen enforcement; council scheduled a first reading and asked for a redlined ordinance. Staff estimated about 200 properties currently registered and roughly 3,300 vacant properties citywide.
The Toledo City Council heard an ordinance review on Nov. 12 that would revise Chapter 17.67 to clarify enforcement and lower the annual vacant-property registration fee from $200 to $100.
Department of Building staff told council that the change is intended to encourage more out-of-town owners to register so the city can contact them about code violations. The presenter said…
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