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Council awards demolition contract for foreclosed Winchester property

Monroe City Council · September 3, 2025
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Summary

Council approved awarding a demolition contract for 211 Winchester Street to David C. Hoffman & Sons Inc. for $19,730 plus 15% contingency ($2,959.50), not to exceed $22,689.50, and authorized invoicing the county per a memorandum of understanding.

The council voted to award the bid to demolish 211 Winchester Street, a county‑foreclosed property the city inspected and deemed uninhabitable. Manager Robinson told council the county treasurer foreclosed on the property, the city and county executed a memorandum of understanding to split demolition costs, and the property went unsold at auction.

Councilwoman Jermaine moved to award the demolition contract to David C. Hoffman & Sons Inc. for $19,730 with a 15% contingency of $2,959.50 for a total not to exceed $22,689.50, and to authorize the building official to execute the agreements and invoice the county for the county’s share. The motion passed on the roll call vote with council members recorded as voting in the affirmative.

Attorney Buds noted on the record that ownership is currently with the county following tax foreclosure and that outreach to the former owner has been attempted.