Thank you for contacting the Property Maintenance Code Enforcement Division for the City of Richmond. We have received your complaint today regarding the property listed above and we have assigned a Code Enforcement Inspector to review the problem that you reported. Thank you

This property has been inspected as you requested, by a Property Maintenance Code Enforcement Officer and has been issued a notice of violation.

This is a terrible eye sore and with the boards taken down from the windows it's more dangerous now than before it was purchased

Looking forward to getting this resolved and having this house restored to code compliance!

Thankful for neighbors who care enough to take action for the restoration of our houses. Hopeful that the investor will take note of this and follow through on on his commitment.

I especially feel bad for whoever owns the home next door which appears to be well-kept based on what is visible in the photo. The City needs to step up and help those of us who are trying to maintain and restore pride in the area.

Crack houses are bad on numerous levels. First, they are decrepit and dangerous. Second, they attract individuals who use fire to burn crack and "accidentally" burn down houses. No one deserves for their life or home to be damaged because of a crack house.

This case has been reassigned to the city contractor for abatement

Looks like they have picked up a bit and cut the weeds down. A good start!

What does it mean exactly "to re-assign to city contractor for abatement"? Thanks for clarifying for us average joes!

The Property Maintenance Code Enforcement Inspector, for the City of Richmond, has notated in the case file, that the reported issue has been corrected to meet code regulations. Thank you for your patience in this matter.