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Committee member outlines blighted-property process, cites about $2,500 fee
Summary
A Committee member said the board may address blighted properties and explained owners must submit a restoration plan or face a blighted-property fee estimated at about $2,500.
A Committee member told the board they may need to address several blighted properties the municipality has been unable to move forward on. The member explained the blighted-property enforcement process and said property owners must either submit a plan of restoration for their building or be assessed a blighted-property fee.
"a plan of restoration for your building, or you get handed with the blighted property fee," the Committee member said, later noting the fee "looks like 2,500 or something." The member said they would explain the process again for colleagues who might not be familiar with it; no formal enforcement action or specific properties were named at the meeting.
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