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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1993 - Demolition Board Minutes OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS DEMOLITION HEARING MEETING s�3 19 } l sE`� 1017 July 22, 1993 HEARING OFFICERS PRESENT: Donald Hartwick, Gloria Jones STAFF PRESENT: Henry Hernandez, Michele Restainer First Case — 524 W. Genesee Ms. Caroline Watson, representing F.D.I.C. and Ingrid Jensen, Attorney for F.D.I.C. were present. Mr. Hernandez explained that the assessed value of the building is $10,058, estimated cost of repairs are $28,000. He further explained that this structure had been damaged by fire. Mrs. Jones asked what the intent was for the property. It was explained by both Ms. Watson and Ms. Jensen that the property was purchased through a bank that folded. The F.D.I.C. obtained this house through that process. The property had been sold several times on land contracts and the original owner quit making payments. Mr. Hernandez explained that the structure has been vacant for over one year and that it probably has lost its multi—family status which would then allow a single family dwelling, or possibly a two—family dwelling. The Hearing Officer reviewed pictures and correspondence regarding the structure. There was more discussion on what were the plans for the structure. It was stated by both Ms. Watson and Ms. Jensen that the property was in litigation and at this time no work was planned. It was determined by Mr. Hartwick that the property at 524 W. Genesee be made safe for its intended use, or demolished by August 4, 1993. Second Case — 526-528 W. Genesee The F.D.I.C. also has interest in this property due to the fact that it is owned by the same individual as 524 W. Genesee and financed through the same bank. Mr. Hernandez advised the Hearing Officer's that the assessed value of the property is $20,136, estimated cost of repairs is $32,400. There was discussion on the fact that the property was vacated due to the fact that there was lack of adequate heating, plumbing and electrical. Again there was discussion regarding the litigation and that this property was also involved. They have no plans on repairs. It was determined by Mr. Hartwick that the property at 526-528 W. Genesee be made safe for its intended use, or demolished by August 4, 1993. Demolition Hearing Mir-tes July 22, 1993 Page 2 Third Case - 1008 W. Ottawa The owner, Shirley Roe, was present. Mr. Hernandez explained that the Assessor' s Office showed no value for the structure, estimated cost of repairs is $25,000. Ms. Jones asked what Ms. Roe' s intentions were for the structure. Ms. Roe stated that she is attempting to have the property demolished. However, she stated that with all the costs she may let it go for the taxes. Mr. Hernandez stated that Ms. Roe had told him two years ago that she was planning on demolishing the property. The Hearing Officer reviewed pictures and correspondence regarding the structure. It was determined by Ms. Jones that the property at 1008 W. Ottawa be made safe for its intended use, or demolished by August 4, 1993. Fourth Case - 425 N. Pennsylvania Owner, Bill Jakovac, was present. Mr. Hernandez explained that the Assessor' s Office showed no value for the structure, estimated cost of repairs is $28,800. Mr. Hartwick ask what Mr. Jakovac's intentions were. Mr. Jakovac explained that he has cleaned out the structure and removed drywall. He further stated that he has an individual who wants to buy the home and repair it. They are contemplating application through the Community Development Grant Loans to obtain funds to make repairs. Mr. Hartwick determined that the property at 425 N. Pennsylvania be made safe for its intended use, or demolished by August 4, 1993. Fifth Case - 528 N. Seymour No owner was present. Mr. Hernandez explained that the assessed value of the structure is $31,885, estimated cost of repairs is $41,900. He further explained that this was a serious drug house and has been severely vandalized. The structure is set-up for several sleeping rooms but the lack of proper parking and the fact that the structure has been vacant has caused it to loose its status as multi-family. The owner's actually live in Turkey and the son has been managing the property, however, he has basically washed his hands of the structure. The Hearing Officer reviewed pictures and correspondence regarding the structure. Mr. Hartwick determined that the property at 528 N. Seymour be made safe for its intended use, or demolished by August 4, 1993. Sixth Case - 435 N. Butler No owner was present. Mr. Hernandez explained that the assessed value of the structure is $12,041, estimated cost of repairs is $17,500. Mr. Hernandez stated that the owner's have been very uncooperative and have refused to make any repairs. Demolition Hearing Mi, es July 22, 1993 Page 3 the Hearing Officer reviewed pictures and correspondence regarding the structure. Mrs. Jones determined that the structure at 435 N. Butler be made safe for its intended use, or demolished by August 4, 1993. Being no further business the meeting adjourned. Respectfully submitted, Henry ernandez Secretary HH/mmr OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS 0 �1a s 't1 of the J DEMOLITION HEARING OFFICERS June 24, 1993 HEARING OFFICER PRESENT: Donald Hartwick STAFF PRESENT: Henry Hernandez and Michele Restainer First Case — 1707 Turner Yolanda Bellingar, owner, was present. Mr. Hernandez explained the demolition process. He stated the SEV of the structure is $3,715, estimated cost of repairs is $9,500. The Hearing Officer reviewed pictures and correspondence. Mr. Hernandez stated that the Bellingar's had talked with Zoning regarding the status of the structure and what would be required to make the structure a warehouse. Mrs. Bellingar stated that they had gotten the building back from Ralph Sibley by quick claim deed. They have plans to turn the building into a mini—storage. Mr. Hartwick asked if the property is zoned for storage. Mrs. Bellingar stated that it is zoned for industrial, but that they had been working with Donna Wynant, Zoning Division, on this status. Mr. Hartwick determined that the structure at 1707 Turner be repaired and made safe for its intended use, or demolished within 14 days, or by July 8, 1993. Second Case — 1434 Pontiac Two of the Owners, Mae E. Ward and Alma Miatch, were present. Mr. Hernandez explained the demolition process. He stated the SEV of the structure is $7,871, estimated cost of repairs is $12,000. The Hearing Officer reviewed pictures and correspondence. Mr. Hartwick ask if anything had been changed since the violation letter of September 1, 1992? Ms. Miatech stated that there were all new footings, the concrete wall has been repaired and floor joists are in place. Mr. Hernandez stated that no inspections had been made, and that the permit was over six months old. Ms. Miatech stated that the electrical work had been started. Mr. Hartwick asked what permits had been issued. Mr. Hernandez stated just the building permit, no electrical or plumbing. Demolition Hearing Mi. es June 24, 1993 Page 2 Mr. Hartwick asked the time frame on repairs. Mrs. Ward stated that they wanted it done right away. Ms. Miatech stated within 90 days, or by September 24th. There was discussion regarding how much work must be completed in order for the structure to be livable. Mr. Hernandez stated that the structure must be complete. Mr. Hartwick determined that the structure at 1434 Pontiac be repaired and made safe for its intended use or demolished within 14 days, or by July 8, 1993. Third Case — 1302 E. Kilborn The Owners, William Schoenbachler and Peter Doty, were present. Mr. Hernandez explained the demolition process. Mr. Hernandez further stated that the SEV of the structure is $5,162, estimated cost of repairs is $10,000. The Hearing Officer reviewed pictures and correspondence regarding the property. Mr. Hartwick asked if there were any significant changes made to the structure since the violation letter of February 17, 1992. Mr. Doty stated that he had had the electrical, mechanical and plumbing systems evaluated. He owns five other rentals and is will to work with the City to comply. Mr. Hernandez stated the structure has been vacant for over 12 years and that zoning research must be done in order to keep two structures on one lot. Mr. Doty addressed the fact that he was looking at splitting the parcel. Mr. Doty has had a building inspector assess the foundation, and presented a plan. Mr. Hernandez asked what time frame Mr. Doty proposed to make the repairs. Mr. Doty stated 60 days. Mr. Hartwick determined that the structure at 1302 E. Kilborn be repaired and made safe for its intended use or demolished within 14 days, or by July 8, 1993. Fouth Case — 408 N. Butler No owner was present. Mr. Hernandez explained that the SEV of structure is $7,069, estimated cost of repairs is $10,000. The Hearing Officer reviewed pictures and correspondence regarding the structure. Mr. Hartwick determined that the structure at 408 N. Butler be repaired and made safe for its intended use or demolished within 14 days, or by July 8, 1993. Demolition Hearing Mir--`es June 24, 1993 Page 3 Fifth Case — 24182 Forest No owner was present. Mr. Hernandez explained that the SEV of the structure is $2,500, estimated cost of repairs is $8,500. The Hearing Officer reviewed pictures and correspondence regarding the structure. Mr. Hartwick determined that the structure at 24182 Forest be repaired and made safe for its intended use or demolished within 14 days, or by July 8, 1993. Respectfully submitted, Henry Hernandez Secretary