Loading...
Any building or structure within a community development area upon premises included in the program of acquisition by the City pursuant to a community development plan adopted and approved, which constitutes a hazard to the public health and safety by reason of noncompliance with the provisions of these Codified Ordinances relating to building and housing, or by reason of non-occupancy, abandonment or otherwise shall be demolished in the manner prescribed in Section 321.08.
(Ord. No. 1492-66. Passed 12-12-66, eff. 12-14-66)
Before proceeding to demolish any such building or structure as described in Section 321.09, the Department of Community Development shall attempt to secure the consent of the owner of such building or structure to such demolition, which shall be evidenced by an instrument in writing approved by the Director of Law. However, if such consent is not obtained, the facts shall be presented to Council for determination by Council that such building or structure constitutes a nuisance prejudicial to the public health and safety, requiring abatement thereof by the demolition of such building or structure, which demolition shall be accomplished as provided in Section 321.08.
(Ord. No. 1492-66. Passed 12-12-66, eff. 12-14-66)
When in the prosecution of a community development plan, adopted and approved in accordance with the Charter and these Codified Ordinances, the Director of Community Development determines that project agreements be entered into for the sale and redevelopment or rehabilitation of a site acquired or to be acquired within the community development area, the Director shall seek redevelopment or rehabilitation proposals, by direct negotiations, from persons or organizations desiring to redevelop or rehabilitate the site in conformity with the community development plan, or the Director shall seek competitive bids for such redevelopment or rehabilitation proposals.
(Ord. No. 435-71. Passed 5-10-71, eff. 5-17-71)
In the event that competitive bids for redevelopment or rehabilitation are to be sought pursuant to Section 321.12, the Commissioner of Purchases and Supplies, at the request of the Director of Community Development and at the direction of the Board of Control, shall advertise for bids for the redevelopment or rehabilitation of the specific site designated by the Director for two (2) consecutive weeks in the City Record and such other times and in such other media as the Board, and in a Federally assisted project, as the United States government, may require.
(Ord. No. 1492-66. Passed 12-12-66, eff. 12-14-66)
The advertisement required in Section 321.13 shall state that the bidder will agree to redevelop or rehabilitate the site in such manner as will best carry out the intention of the community development plan for such area, and shall require that the successful bidder shall enter into a project agreement with the City in which the bidder shall agree, in addition to such other terms and conditions as may be required by the Board of Control, and in Federally assisted projects, the agency of the United States government concerned therewith, to develop the land which he or she will purchase thereunder or rehabilitate the property acquired, for such uses only as permitted in the community development plan for the area. Such advertisement shall further specify a fixed price for the sale of the proposed site or shall leave the price for such sale a matter of competition between bidders, as determined by the Board. In no event, in Federally assisted projects, shall the price be less than the minimum fixed by re-use appraisal as approved by the agency of the United States government concerned therewith.
(Ord. No. 1492-66. Passed 12-12-66, eff. 12-14-66)
The project agreement and the site concerned shall be awarded on the basis of the bid or the negotiated proposal by the Board of Control to the person or organization who in the opinion of the Board will best carry out the intent of the adopted and approved community development plan and which provides the best use of the redevelopment or rehabilitation site as contemplated by the plan, subject, however, to the review and approval by Council of any negotiated proposal prior to any such award by the Board, and in Federally assisted projects, subject to final approval by that agency of the United States government concerned therewith.
(Ord. No. 1492-66. Passed 12-12-66, eff. 12-14-66)
When in the prosecution of a community development plan, adopted and approved as provided in these Codified Ordinances, the Director of Community Development determines that properties acquired by the City, to be rehabilitated, or which have been rehabilitated, are needed to supply rental housing for persons or families displaced by governmental action in the City, such properties may be sold by direct sale to nonprofit corporations or such limited distribution entities to whom Federal financing or Federally insured financing would be available for the purposes hereof, at a price determined by the Board of Control to be the fair re-use value based on two (2) independent re-use appraisals, subject however, to the review and approval by Council of any such sale prior to the authorization thereof by the Board, and in Federally assisted projects, concurred in by that agency of the Federal government concerned therewith. The conditions of sale, in addition to such other conditions required in Section 321.17, that the purchasers shall rehabilitate the structures so purchased to the rehabilitation standards of the community development plan, or if rehabilitated by the City shall be maintained to the standards, and shall be used for the primary purpose of supplying rental housing for persons or families displaced by governmental action in the City.
(Ord. No. 1492-66. Passed 12-12-66, eff. 12-14-66)
Loading...