Acknowledged by: City of Memphis

Substandard,Derelict Struc(Commercial Property) ▶ Acknowledged

122 W Carolina Ave Memphis, TN 38103, USA • Show on Map Hide Map
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Issue ID:

10206191

Submitted To:

City of Memphis.

Category:

Substandard,Derelict Struc(Commercial Property)

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Neighborhood:

Downtown

Reported via:

mobile application

Reported:

on

Service Request ID:

5320236

Description

Abandoned Vacant Commercial Property at 122 W Carolina Ave. 38103, is Open for Casual Entry, Uninhabitable, Dilapidated, Unsafe, needs Rehab, has no running water, nor electricity, Overgrowth Shrubbery to Vacant Lot, with Overgrowth growing up Eastside of Structure, and Overgrowth of Grass and Weeds to the entire Abandoned Vacant Commercial Property, with Trash, Litter, Back-Yard Junk and Overgrowth Obstructing Sidewalk Pathway, Also, Abandoned Inoperable Commercial Trailer on the Westside of Vacant Property, with Busted Windows to Abandoned Vacant Commercial Property, which is creating a Blight and Public Nuisance on the Environment.

Abandoned and derelict structures
It is the responsibility of every property owner to properly secure, repair or reconstruct any structure he or she owns or is liable for.  A structure is considered abandoned when it is without obvious supervision by the owner, tenant or person in charge and conditions exist that could cause danger, nuisance or hazard to the public.  This includes, but is not limited to, any derelict house, building or structure where the owner has failed to properly board or secure broken doors and windows to prevent vagrants from loitering or criminal activity.

also asked...
Q. Is this property occupied or vacant?
A. Vacant
Q. Is problem with exterior or interior?
A. Exterior
Q. What is the specific problem?
A. Abandoned Vacant Commercial Property at 122 W Carolina Ave. 38103, is Open for Casual Entry, Uninhabitable, Dilapidated, Unsafe, needs Rehab, has no running water, nor electricity, Overgrowth Shrubbery to Vacant Lot, with Overgrowth growing up Eastside of Structure, and Overgrowth of Grass and Weeds to the entire Abandoned Vacant Commercial Property, with Trash, Litter, Back-Yard Junk and Overgrowth Obstructing Sidewalk Pathway, Also, Abandoned Inoperable Commercial Trailer on the Westside of Vacant Property, with Busted Windows to Abandoned Vacant Commercial Property, which is creating a Blight and Public Nuisance on the Environment. Abandoned and derelict structures It is the responsibility of every property owner to properly secure, repair or reconstruct any structure he or she owns or is liable for. 
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