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Udall council sets June 11 deadlines for vacant properties, tables demolition decision for 406 N. Clark
Summary
The Udall City Council on May 14 gave property owners until June 11 to address code issues at multiple vacant properties, recorded permitting or sale activity at several addresses, and tabled a demolition/renovation decision for 406 N. Clark so the owner could obtain estimates.
The Udall City Council on May 14 set a June 11 deadline for owners of several vacant buildings to remedy code issues and tabled a decision on possible demolition at 406 N. Clark to allow the owner time to collect estimates.
Council recorded individual statuses for four properties: 213 N. Clark was granted a grace period through June 11; permitting work has begun at 206 N. Clark to bring it up to code; 203 S. East Street is in the process of being sold and cleaning has begun; and the council agreed to a grace period for 406 N. Clark while owner Nancy Blum gathers cost estimates for renovation or demolition.
Council action: Council member Randy Hoffman moved to table final action on 406 N. Clark until the June 11 council meeting; Council member Craig Hopkins seconded. Mayor Matt McAllister called for a vote and the motion carried with all ayes.
Why it matters: The council’s recorded deadlines and permitting status indicate a mix of enforcement and facilitation: permitting is allowed to proceed at one address, a sale is in progress at another, and at least one owner was given additional time to pursue repairs or demolition estimates rather than face immediate enforcement.
Next steps: The council scheduled follow-up on these properties at the June 11 meeting; the transcript does not record additional enforcement deadlines or penalties beyond the June 11 review.
Provenance: The council discussed these properties during the old-business portion of the May 14 meeting.
