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Council refers 506 Broad Street to city attorney for nuisance abatement after seller nonresponse
Summary
Because Finally Home did not respond to a request to sign a quick-claim deed for 506 Broad Street, council voted to hand the matter to the city attorney to begin nuisance-abatement proceedings.
Council discussed the status of 506 Broad Street after the entity Finally Home failed to respond to the city's request to sign a quick-claim deed. Councilmember Johnson moved to turn the property over to the city attorney to proceed with nuisance abatement proceedings; the motion was seconded by Councilmember Bueghly and passed unanimously (5 ayes).
The minutes do not include details of the nuisance conditions at the property or the anticipated timeline for abatement; the council directed legal follow-up rather than taking direct action at the meeting.
