When they closed, the local businesses were apparently told that they'd be re-opening in "two weeks".
Given that there's absolutely nothing left of them -- floor, walls, ceiling have all been demolished -- that ain't happening.
Is that entire building being essentially demolished? This situation has gone from "shoring up an unsafe wall" to gutting the interior and shearing off all surfaces of the exterior of the building. Can the city take the place by eminent domain?
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Date: 2015-07-06 05:42 pm (UTC)Given that there's absolutely nothing left of them -- floor, walls, ceiling have all been demolished -- that ain't happening.
Is that entire building being essentially demolished? This situation has gone from "shoring up an unsafe wall" to gutting the interior and shearing off all surfaces of the exterior of the building. Can the city take the place by eminent domain?