Summary
Three of four townhomes on Chandelar Court were burned and had prior flood damage, leaving unsafe structures. The city obtained an Attorney General's opinion and set an April 23 hearing to condemn and tear them down.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 4
- Last 30 days
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Last discussed Jun 4, 2026.
Impact analysis
Demolition and condemnation costs weren't specified.
Neighbors of the damaged structures, who gain removal of unsafe buildings.
The owner of the damaged townhomes faces loss of the structures.
Mentions & discussions (4)
City Council Meeting - Jun 4, 2026
The city planned to hire Graymar Environmental and amend its budget to tear down substantially damaged buildings on Chandalar Court — a cleanup that could affect property values and safety on that street.
City Council Meeting - May 7, 2026
The council voted to condemn substantially damaged buildings on Chandalar Court, a step toward addressing unsafe structures.
City Council Meeting - Apr 23, 2026
Four townhomes wrecked by a 2021 flood and a 2023 fire have sat dangerous and vacant for over two years. The city is pushing condemnation and demolition, and neighbors support it — but want guarantees on contractor quality, utility work, and repair of their private street.
City Council Meeting - Mar 19, 2026
Three of four townhomes on Chandelar Court were burned and had prior flood damage, leaving unsafe structures. The city obtained an Attorney General's opinion and set an April 23 hearing to condemn and tear them down.
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