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Board requires project manager, weekly reports and evidence of work for 1605 Acosta
Summary
After hearing updates, the board asked the lienholder to identify the property preservation vendor, provide a clear engineering and permitting plan, and submit weekly progress reports to Code Enforcement while repairs proceed.
Board members uniformly pressed the lienholder and owner for a clear project manager and a reporting plan that the board and staff can verify. The chair and other members said they want an engineering study, explicit permit pulls, and a sequencing plan that lists structural repair, roofing, then interior work.
Attorney Brackett said property preservation companies typically oversee the work for lienholders but he did not know which vendor his client is using and offered to provide that information. The board asked for weekly progress reports to Code Enforcement and required that representatives appear in person at the May 4 and June 1 meetings to show evidence and timelines for completed and planned work.
