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Mount Vernon board orders repair timeline for burned house at 106 East Lambertine
Summary
The Board of Property Maintenance and Appeals unanimously condemned 106 East Lambertine for rehabilitation March 24, setting a 30‑day checkpoint for debris removal/mitigation and a 90‑day checkpoint to show construction underway after staff reported the owner had not coordinated repairs since an October fire.
The Mount Vernon Board of Property Maintenance and Appeals on March 24 voted unanimously to condemn 106 East Lambertine for rehabilitation, ordering mitigation debris removal within 30 days and that full restoration be underway within 90 days.
The action followed testimony from property maintenance staff and mitigation contractors that the house, which suffered an interior fire last October, remains soaked, cluttered and unsecured. Brian Marvin of property maintenance told the board the city had previously performed a cleanup that resulted in a special assessment and that he had seen "no damage mitigation, no improvements to the property" since the fire. He asked the board to set a timeline…
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