3919 HIGH ST 2016-01-01 MF Import

1' To SARAH FRANCE !� FROM DAiE MARIAN PAYNE, HOUSING INSPECTOR OCTOBER 25, 1990 � � sue�ecr MR. DAVIS, OfdNER OF THE HIGH STREET PRO�ERoF EVEaerr, eveaerr wasHiNcroN Afcer you left the meeting with Mr. Uavis yesterday, I proceede�' to explain to him that if he sold the houses and the new owner/s wanted to repair the buildings, the City would certainly work with the new owners to accomplish the repair work and not demolish the houses. I did advise him that if nothing was done on his behalf to rehabilitate the houses or to sell the houses and let someone else rehabi itate them, I wo�ld proceed with actions to demolish these homes. I further explained ta him the prablems these hames presented to the neighborhaod. I also advised Mr. Davis that I would keep him informed of every action taken by the City from the calling of bids for demolition to the actual demolition, if it got that far, and that he would be informed prior [o the action taking place. Mr. Dnvis did not stay very long after you lef[ as he had to get back home. Two of the neighbors called yeaterday to find out if Council had adopted the Resolutions for Demolition. They were elated to find out that the Resoli�tions had been a�'�pted, and I explained that ahould Mr. Davis sell the houses and someone wanted to repair them, I would back docm on the demolition. The neighbora did not aeem to find that hard to deal with. Mr. George Cogdill, who lives directly to the south of the houses and had put ��'�' his house up for sale as a result of the condition of these houses, has taken �.� his house off the market. Ne was one of the neighbors who called after Council yesterday. Zf I can be of a further l�elp in this matter, please don'[ hesitate to give me a call. 272k mi�