Require owners to register vacant buildings with the city
In Plain English
The city currently has no system to track empty buildings. This law creates a registration requirement for property owners when buildings sit vacant. If approved, owners must notify the city and pay fees to help cover inspection costs.
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Approve consent calendar
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