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Gambles building demolition under way; city attorney to file NESHAP form, inspections planned
Summary
The Gambles building demolition contract has been signed by R.L. Tiemann and is expected to finish by September; City Attorney Andy Carothers said he will file a NESHAP form and inspections will be conducted, and staff identified additional dilapidated properties for follow-up.
The Wymore City Council learned July 2 that the demolition contract for the Gambles building has been signed and work is expected to be completed by September.
City Attorney Andy Carothers reported that R.L. Tiemann signed the demolition contract and that Carothers will prepare and file a NESHAP (National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants) form as part of the demolition process. Carothers said he has spoken with Chet McGurray, who agreed to perform building inspections. City Superintendent Tim Sedlacek said he has identified additional dilapidated properties, including the Sommerville house, for future action.
The minutes note timelines to completion (anticipated by September) and that the city will proceed with required forms and inspections; no demolition cost or funding source was specified in the meeting record.
Council did not record additional public objection in the minutes; the item was presented as an update rather than a formal motion requiring further council action at this meeting.
