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Council declares 204 Lord Street unsafe, orders repair or removal within 90 days
Summary
The Osage City Council unanimously approved Resolution No. 1119 declaring structures at 204 Lord Street unsafe or dangerous and directing repair or removal within 90 days of publication; the motion was made by Council Member Mike Handly and seconded by Jeff Tice.
The Osage City Council on Aug. 27 approved Resolution No. 1119 declaring the structures on even Lots 32, 34 and 36, Block 23—commonly known as 204 Lord Street—unsafe or dangerous and directing that the structures be repaired or removed and the premises made safe and secure within 90 days of the resolution’s publication.
City Manager Katie Hodge presented the resolution and Council Member Mike Handly moved to adopt it; Council Member Jeff Tice seconded and the motion was declared carried. The resolution names the property by legal lot descriptions and sets the 90-day compliance period as the corrective timeline. The meeting record does not include a roll-call vote tally; the minutes state the motion was "declared carried."
