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Sims 3 - Ep 14 - Demolition and Addition
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GTA 5 Online: Busted, Demolition Derby and Races! (GTA 5 Christmas DLC Event)
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The old round building that sits across from Orlando's City Hall and in front of the new multimillion dollar Orlando Center for the Performing Arts was supposed to be gone by now, but most of it still stands. The partially dismantled building was initially to be gone before the arts center opened. It has taken some holiday visitors by surprise. "You weren't under attack were you? It looks like a bombed out building," visitors Lynne Geary and Lanny Geary told Channel 9's Lori Brown. Last week Channel 9 reported that contractor Pece of Mind Environmental warned the city that Crusader Demolition wasn't qualified to do the demolition project. A bid protest claimed that Crusader had never demolished even one three-story building. Following the protest the city changed the qualifications and awarded the bid to Crusader again. Brown made a number of attempts to contact Crusader, including driving to Lakeland, where she found their office building locked. City officials blame the delays in part on the company's vice president being fired, after Channel 9 aired video showing him fire a rifle inside the building. Brown asked another demolition company, Central Environmental Services, about the lack of progress on the project. "This building should have been on the ground and grass growing three months ago," said Richard Lorenz. According to representatives with Central Environmental Services, their company has demolished 50 buildings that were over six stories in height and entered a bid that was $100,000 less than the Crusader bid. Records show that the city did not consider Central Environmental Services' bid because Lorenz doesn't have a general contractor's license. Lorenz said the job is not one for a general contractor but rather for a demolition company. He said his company has done hundreds of demolitions for the city. On Friday the owner of Crusader called Brown and said that the reason no one was working on the demolition Thursday, one day before the deadline, was because a part had broken on a critical piece of equipment and they weren't able to get a replacement shipped over the holidays. He said they building would be demolished by Jan. 9 at the latest.
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Demolition deadline passes but round building still stands in downtown Orlando
The city has found nearly 300 structures that appear to be vacant all but seven of which are south of Mercury Boulevard.
As part of a city initiative to demolish more abandoned properties than in the past, inspectors began riding around the city south of Mercury this fall doing "windshield surveys" assessing the condition of properties without going inside. Structures that were obviously vacant with code violations went on a list.
Of the 289 apparent vacant properties, the city has flagged about 111 for demolition so far. About 10 demolitions have been completed, while 11 more have been awarded to contractors and will come down soon. The city plans to seek bids for demolitions of at least another 48 structures this winter.
North of Mercury, the city is identifying vacant properties by searching tax records to find properties for which owners have not paid taxes in several years, then going to check them out.
The vast majority of the vacant structures are in the Southeast Community houses, corner stores and even churches. On one residential block of 21st Street, from Wickham to Marshall avenues, nearly every house on both sides of the street is vacant.
Harry Thomas, who has lived on that block his whole life, said many of the vacant houses on his street are owned by rental companies. "For rent" signs with phone numbers were still posted to several of the boarded-up homes on a recent afternoon.
Councilwoman Tina Vick said absentee landlords such as these have been a major issue for the Southeast Community.
"They rent it out to people who they can't monitor because they're not in the area, so they end up renting to problematic people," Vick said.
The city recently demolished a two-story building at the corner of Ivy Avenue and 9th Street about a block from Vick's house.
"Nobody wants to wake up every day and have a house that's falling apart on our street or next door to them," Vick said. "When our community looks better, people feel better, and when people feel better, they do better."
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