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Commission gives the owner of a vacant apartment complex time to obtain permits instead of ordering demolition
City Marshal Jacob Diaz presented an apartment complex at 1200 N. Monroe St., without water service since March 2016, unsecured with collapsed walls and breezeways missing railings, with 43 police calls and 21 code cases since June 2016, and recommended demolition (Option II). The owner's representative said a permit was being sought and gave a 19-month timeline to rehabilitate. The commission voted 4-0 for Option III.[1]
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The March 21, 2024 minutes describe 1200 N. Monroe St. as "an apartment complex" without water service since March 17, 2016, with "holes in the walls, hazardous breezeways with missing railing and collapsed walls," 43 police calls and 21 code cases "since the start of this case, June 17, 2016," and say "demolition is recommended: Item II." The City Marshal said openings had been boarded and the fence repaired. The person who spoke for the property said a permit process had started and gave a completion timeline of 19 months. The resolution for Option III passed 4-0. [1]
