Box 1, Folder 1, Document 45

Box 1, Folder 1, Document 45

DEPARTMENT OF BULLDINGS
Supervisor of Inspection Services

In Rem Statistics, 1966 (Through November 1, 1966)





July 27 August 24 September 28 October 26 November 30 December 21
Item Hearing Hearing Nearing Hearing Hearing Hearinz Total
Source
Housing Code Division 23 31 22 15 20 20% 131
Codes Compliance Office 0 19 12 0 10 10% "P15:
In Rem Office 0 5 9 8 4 26
Other 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total . 23 55 43 23 34 30 208
Not Scheduled
Not qualified under current policy 0 4 4 5 1 14
Other solution more appropriate 0 0 3 2 1 6
Postponed 4 4 0... 0 0 8
Total Notices Issued 30 47 70 65 212
(Owners and Parties in Interest) ie XN
Hearings conducted-§tructures 23 28 40 40 320% 134
§ Cras ey Units) (43) (53) (56) (69) (221)
Decisions Rendered ‘
Demolish 18 25 33 34 110
Demolish or Rehabilitate 2 1 6 6 : 15
Rehabilitate 3 2 1 0 6
Total Orders Issued
(Owmers and Parties in Interest) 30 39s 62 72 a 203

Structures Complied
Demolished 2 2
Cleaned and Closed
Rehabilitated
Total 5 9

Families Referred for Relocation 5 1 8 1 15

Note: *Requested by November 10
**Scheduled




Remarks:

All properties are inspected, pictures taken and condition reports prepared prior to hearings. In addition to Notices
and Orders, mailed to owners and known parties in interest, properties are advertised legally. They are also individually ©
posted, both before and after the hearings. Upon completion of specified time for correction, all properties are again
inspected for compliance, before Ordinance is requested dixvecting the Enforcement Officer to proceed with Demolition or

Cleaning and Closing.

269 properties were contained on the Consolidated Master List of Buildings Unfit for Occupancy Revised June 15, 1966.
__85 additional properties have been added to the List as of November 1, 1966.
354 Total. |
It is estimated that an additional 300 structures are currently eligible for inclusion on the List.
The structural value (exclusive of land) before deterioration of the 153 structures scheduled for the first five hearings
is conservatively estimated to have amounted to $750,000 which has been completely lost due to neglect and lack of timely
maintenance. The estimated annual rental on these properties would have amounted to $180, 000 which has been lost to the

owners, due to neglect, and the annual City-County tax loss amounts to approximately $15,000.

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Malcolm D Jones /
Supervisor of Inspéction Services