Monday, March 18, 2013

Urban Conservator meets today; 24 buildings declared public nuisance

The City of Cincinnati's Urban Conservator, Larry Harris, will hold a public hearing today at 2 P.M., Centennial Two, 805 Central Avenue, Suite 720, to determine the historic significance of 90 buildings that have been condemned and/or declared a public nuisance and entered into the City's hazard abatement program.

All of the following buildings are more than 50 years old and subject to review under Section 1101-57.1(1) of the Cincinnati Municipal Code:

Anyone with pertinent information or evidence of any of these buildings' historic significance is encouraged to testify. A finding of historic significance can prevent a building from being demolished.


Public nuisances declared

Following public hearings held Feb. 22 by the Department of Community Development, Property Maintenance Code Enforcement, the following 24 buildings have been declared a public nuisance:
A public nuisance declaration subjects these buildings to demolition by governmental action, pending historic review, the awarding of bids, and the issuance of permits.

Previous reading on BC:
48 buildings declared a public nuisance (3/7/13)
Urban Conservator, Board of Housing Appeals meet today (3/4/13)
44 buildings declared a public nuisance (2/11/13)
Urban Conservator, Board of Housing Appeals hearings today (2/4/13)
Urban Conservator, Board of Housing Appeals holding hearings today (1/7/13)