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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES - 09081992 - H.4 H.4 THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Adopted this Order on SEPTEMBER 8; 1992 by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors Powers, Fanden, Schroder, Torlakson & Mc Peak NOES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None SUBJECT: Abatement of Buildings ) RESOLUTION 92/ 604 and debris at: 112 Alves Ln. , ) Contra Costa County Code Pittsburg, and other address on ) Div. 712 ; Sec. 712-4. 006 same parcel. OWNER: Forchler APN: 097-041-009 The Board of Supervisors of Contra Costa County Resolves That: It appears from evidence presented by The Contra Costa County Building Inspector the above subject property has some substandard buildings. Some of the structures are repairable, some are uninhabitable and subject to abatement by demolition. Such structures constitute a hazard to and endanger the health, safety and welfare of the public. There also exists a considerable amount of garbage and debris. The hearing is continued for 60 days to allow time for reconveyance of the property which is now in foreclosure, which makes it difficult to assign ownership responsibility. The Board requests a report on November 17, 1992, on a plan for the structures on the property. Furthermore, there are some conditions on the property which require immediate attention. Jurisdiction to abate the garbage and debris and to secure any hazardous conditions in the partially dismantled structures is hereby granted to the County Building Inspector. A lien shall be placed against the subject property for the cost of the abatement. A report is requested in 30 days on the health and safety issues, including removal of garbage. The Building Inspection Department is directed to post and mail notices of this resolution directing abatement of the nuisance in the manner required by law and for the period required prior to any actual abatement. i nereay certify that this is a true and crrroct copy of an action taken and entered on the minutes of the Board of Superviso on a date shown. Orig. Dept. : Building Inspection ATTESTED: cc• Building Inspection 4 PHIL BATC LOR,Clerk A the Board • g P � ) of Supervisors end County Administrator ,Deputy RESOLUTION 92/604 .r H. 4 MR THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA DATE: September 8, 1992 MATTER OF RECORD --------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------- SUBJECT: Proposed Abatement of real property at 112 Alves Lane, Pittsburg, Frederick H. Forschler, owner The Board this date held its scheduled hearing on the proposed abatement of real property at 112 Alves Lane, Pittsburg, Frederick H. Forschler, owner. Roy Milgate of the Building Inspection Department described the property and advised that the Department felt that some of the buildings should be demolished and some could be rehabilitated. The following persons appeared to speak on the issue: 1. Larry Bellinger, 1850 Gateway Boulevard, #1050 , Concord, representing the receivers of the property and holder of the second mortgage, noted that a bankruptcy had been filed, and as soon as title is cleared and they have authority to go onto the property, they will start cleaning it up. He requested that the Board allow them to come back to the Board with a plan. 2. Joseph Canciamilla, 2211 Railroad Avenue, Pittsburg, appeared on behalf of Lerman Mortgage who had issued a loan on the property. He agreed with the description of the problems, and noted that his clients cannot go onto the site because they are not the the legal owners. He requested that the Board give his client the opportunity to get the title issue resolved and gain access to the property and then work with the Building Inspection Department to determine what can be saved. 3 . Helen Turney, 66 Avon Way, Martinez, representing the Avon Refinery Federal Credit Union, noted that payments on the property had not been made and therefor the Credit Union had to go into foreclosure. She urged that the property be cleaned up. John Scharetg, 398 Nut Tree Road, Vacaville, had submitted a speaker card, but declined to speak. Supervisor Torlakson expressed concern with the accumulation of garbage and health issues and inquired if the County could do something. Mr. Milgate responded that if the County were to do anything about the garbage, it would have to be through the Health Department, but that garbage accumulates very fast there and it would have to be a continuing effort. . The Board discussed the matter in some detail and adopted the attached Resolution No. 92/604.