Nuisance Garage to be Torn Down Despite Threats
The city of Afton will move forward with tearing down a nuisance property, despite owner threats to law enforcement, two years after a court order was first issued.
Afton City Council will decide on a contractor and date for the demolition at a future meeting, following renewed interest in removing nuisance properties by reviewing city ordinances with City Attorney Meggen Weeks.
The city had created letters of intent, signaling to nuisance property owners the city's intention to demolish, which can only proceed following a court order.
The discussion centers on a deteriorating garage located in the northwest of Afton.
Afton will begin moving on court orders to demolish nuisance properties.
Autor's resume: City of Afton to demolish garage.
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