Vacant Building Workshop
On Friday Oct. 19 the city will hold a free one-day workshop designed to inform citizens, realtors, property owners, buyers, contractors, neighbors, architects, engineers and developers regarding the requirements of and issues relating to vacant building ownership. Topics including City concerns, rights and responsibilities, structural systems, building codes, violations, maintenance, demolition, spot blight abatement, historic […]
On Friday Oct. 19 the city will hold a free one-day workshop designed to inform citizens, realtors, property owners, buyers, contractors, neighbors, architects, engineers and developers regarding the requirements of and issues relating to vacant building ownership. Topics including City concerns, rights and responsibilities, structural systems, building codes, violations, maintenance, demolition, spot blight abatement, historic rehabilitation tax credits, financing, tax delinquent sales, and more. For more information, contact Tyler Potterfield, 646-6364. No registration required.
The workshop takes place at the Hickory Hill Community Center, from 9am-5pm. No official word as to whether this was sparked by the attention Vacant Richmond has generated towards our blighted and abandoned properties, but I can’t help but think they’re at least partially responsible.
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