21 results for “vacant property”
21 results for “vacant property”
Feb 9, 2023
The Housing, Land Use, & Transportation Committee of St. Petersburg held a meeting on February 9, 2023, to address three main items: the creation of community eviction standards for City-owned and City-subsidized housing, alignment of the City's Tenant Bill of Rights with Pinellas County's version, and re-approval of Jerri Evans to the St. Petersburg Housing Authority board. The committee also reviewed informational materials on the City's 10-year housing plan, vacant property reports, and transit authority updates, with a future meeting scheduled for March 9, 2023, to discuss implementation of a City-maintained Landlord Registry.
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The 2025 Refuse Fee Exoneration Form is an application for property owners to request refunds of refuse fees paid in 2025 for vacant units, condemned properties, demolished structures, or vacant lots in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Applicants must submit the form with December 2025 or January 2026 electric or water bills showing 12 months of usage, along with 2025 real estate tax receipts proving full payment of the refuse fee, to Treasury@scrantonpa.gov or the mailing address at City Hall, 340 North Washington Avenue. The form requires property owners to document the vacancy period within 2025, specify the number of vacant units and total units, and declare the exoneration reason (vacant, condemned, demolished, or other). Property owners must affirm under penalty of perjury that statements are accurate and acknowledge potential criminal penalties under Pennsylvania Code 18 PA C.S. 4903 and 4904 for providing false information.
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The Old West End Historic District Commission met on September 11, 2023, to review a Certificate of Appropriateness application (OWE-137-23) for repairs at 2158 Collingwood, a vacant 1921 church building owned by Beal Investment III, LLC. The requested work includes repairing broken windows, replacing rotten and missing wood, and reinstalling stone veneers; the property had previously been issued nuisance orders by the City of Toledo Code Compliance Department in March 2023 for similar repairs and failed to comply by the June 28, 2023 court date. The application was reviewed under Toledo Municipal Code historic overlay district regulations and the U.S. Secretary of Interior's Standards for rehabilitating historic buildings.
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The City of York submitted its proposed $104 million budget for 2017, which includes a General Fund of over $45 million and a 2% property tax reduction while remaining on track for a 15% reduction over five years. To balance the budget amid rising healthcare and pension costs, the city froze or eliminated vacant positions and held department budgets firm, while also implementing a 10% sewer fee increase and 3.9% refuse fee increase due to infrastructure maintenance and contract costs. Mayor C. Kim Bracey emphasized the structural financial challenges facing Third Class Cities in Pennsylvania and called on state legislators to address the inadequate revenue system that forces municipalities to over-rely on property taxes.
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This form allows Scranton property owners to request exoneration of 2024 refuse fees for vacant units, condemned properties, demolished structures, or vacant lots. Applicants must submit the form with December 2024 or January 2025 electric or water bills showing 12 months of usage, along with 2024 real estate tax receipts proving full payment of the refuse fee, to Treasury@scrantonpa.gov or the mailing address listed. The form requires property owners to specify the number of vacant units, total units, vacancy period within 2024, and reason for exoneration, and includes an affidavit affirming the accuracy of statements under penalty of criminal prosecution under Pennsylvania Code sections 4903 and 4904. False information submitted to City officials or violations of the ordinance governing waste disposal and refuse fees are subject to fines and penalties as outlined in the City's ordinance.
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