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Board authorizes repairs at four properties

DurhamMay 13, 20261 min read

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The Housing Appeals Board unanimously authorized repairs at four noncompliant properties. Three owners were also assessed $300 monthly civil penalties until compliance, capped at $5,000.

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Housing Appeals Board

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What this means

Durham housing officials can now arrange repairs at 2146 Charles Street, 920 Wadesboro Street, 915 Wadesboro Street, and 600 Price Avenue under the city’s minimum housing rules. The owners of the three Wadesboro, Otis, and Price Avenue cases must pay monthly penalties until the properties comply, subject to a $5,000 maximum. No appeals were presented.

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Authorized the Administrator to repair 2146 Charles Street, Unit 16, by a unanimous 5–0 vote.
Authorized repairs at 920 Wadesboro Street, Apartment 3B, and imposed a $300 monthly civil penalty until compliance, capped at $5,000; the vote was 5–0.
Authorized repairs at 915 Wadesboro Street, Apartment C, and imposed a $300 monthly civil penalty until compliance, capped at $5,000; the vote was 5–0.
Authorized repairs at 2414 Otis Street and imposed a $300 monthly civil penalty until compliance, capped at $5,000; the vote was 5–0.
Authorized repairs at 600 Price Avenue and imposed a $300 monthly civil penalty until compliance, capped at $5,000; the vote was 5–0.

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