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ILA. RESOLUTION NO. 2003440 - CONDEMNATION, <br />DEMOLITION AND REMOVAL OF UNSAFE STF�UCTURES. <br />HAROLD & CARRIE McKINNEY AND (RICHARD, <br />SUTTON, 830 9th STREET SW; FRED & KATHERINE, <br />WARNER, 890 9th STREET S W (AZZIELEAN BROWNING, <br />890 8th AVENUE SW - 60 DAYS TO PULL PEI'MIT & 90, <br />DAYS TO DEMOLISH OR COUNTY DEMOLITION) <br />MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Adams, <br />SECONDED BY Commissioner Lowther, to approve staff's <br />recommendation. <br />Azzielean Browning advised she was waiting for a decision SHIP financing so she <br />could remodel her house. She could not understand why it was considered "un.safe" because <br />no one lives there; she lives at her mother's. If she does not receive the SHIP funds and if <br />it has to be demolished, she will try to get it torn down because she cannot afford to pay the <br />County to tear it down. <br />County Attorney Collins explained that in order to receive consideration for a SHIP <br />loan she would have to be living in the house. <br />Community Development Director Robert Keating was unsure as to the exact status <br />of the SHIP loan, but one of the requirements is that a building inspector determine that <br />rehabilitation is feasible. <br />Building Division Director Wayne Russ advised that this structure has been in the <br />condemnation process since early 2002. According to the field assessme.1t it is not <br />economically feasible to rehabilitate it. The field ascertainment has been made and proper <br />r <br />notices were sent starting in 2002. The appeal process has expired without response from <br />November 4, 2003 <br />22 <br />