City seeks to strengthen efforts to address vacant and abandoned buildings. Oklahoma City Council today directed staff to act on study recommendations that address the City’s growing vacant and abandoned building problem. The study revealed that there are 12,000 vacant and abandoned buildings scattered throughout the City.
Please peruse the quantitative study conducted by a consulting group to determine the impact of vacant and abandoned buildings. STUDY
Public Hearing on Vacant and Abandoned Buildings.
The City's proposal to address this issue will be heard soon for a second time in Council. These ordinance changes will require owners of vacant and abandoned buildings to register and maintain their proper ties appropriately and safely and will allow the City of OKC the ability to monitor and fine for non-compliance.
Most Important Meeting
Dec. 3, 2013, 8:30am, City Council Meeting,
3rd Floor of City Hall/ Council vote on ordinance changes
For more information contact
geoff.butler@okc.gov (City of OKC Planning Department)
Please peruse the quantitative study conducted by a consulting group to determine the impact of vacant and abandoned buildings. STUDY
Public Hearing on Vacant and Abandoned Buildings.
The City's proposal to address this issue will be heard soon for a second time in Council. These ordinance changes will require owners of vacant and abandoned buildings to register and maintain their proper ties appropriately and safely and will allow the City of OKC the ability to monitor and fine for non-compliance.
Most Important Meeting
Dec. 3, 2013, 8:30am, City Council Meeting,
3rd Floor of City Hall/ Council vote on ordinance changes
For more information contact
geoff.butler@okc.gov (City of OKC Planning Department)
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