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The city of Spartanburg will demolish nine homes including two located at 148 and 156 Washington St. The homes will be demolished as part of a renewed city effort to rid communities of blight, said City Community Services Director Mitch Kennedy.
The city of Spartanburg has targeted nine houses for demolition in an effort to rid communities of blight.
City Council recently allocated $100,000 to the city's code enforcement budget to target houses that have long been condemned, said City Community Services Director Mitch Kennedy.
Houses scheduled for demolition between now and June 30 include 312 and 335 Brown Ave., 1 Buckthorne Road, 499 and 505 Greenleaf St., 336 and 338 Ridgewood Ave., and 148 and 156 Washington St.
The properties are included on the city's list of condemned properties; some have been on the list since 2004. In the past, the city hasn't had adequate funds for demolition, but Kennedy said the recent council allocation combined with an additional $141,000 for the next fiscal year, will help reduce neighborhood blight, Kennedy said.
After a house is demolished, the owner will still own the land, but the city will place a lien on the property's taxes to help recoup demolition costs.
The properties we're talking about are in bad condition from a code enforcement standpoint, Kennedy said. These properties have gone through our process, which is very lengthy, and the city is able to move forward with demolition through the international property codes that gives cities the authority to do so.
Most of the properties on the list are boarded up or were heavily damaged by fire.
Mayor Junie White said the city has limited funds to address the problem, but council will commit funds every year until the boarded-up houses are demolished.
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"There are many Christians and we give a lot of respect to freedom of religion," a government propaganda official told the state-run Global Times newspaper.
However, in an address to Communist Party members earlier this year a senior official for religious affairs complained that Christianity's growth had been "too excessive and too haphazard." Monday's demolition sent a chill through China's Christian community, now thought to number anywhere between 23 million and 100 million people. Some church leaders and academics fear Beijing may be paving the way for a nationwide campaign targetting the officially illegal "house church" movement that refuses to accept Communist Party oversight.
The government would continue to protect "legal religious venues" but would "aggressively push on with the demolition of illegal buildings in accordance with the law," the state-controlled Zhejiang Daily newspaper warned on Tuesday.
Chinese Christians reacted angrily as photographs showing the crippled church spread.
"They have gone too far. Countless worshippers are shedding tears of sorrow tonight," one Protestant leader from Wenzhou said after virtually the entire church structure came crashing down on Monday evening. "It is outrageous and utterly unjust." Chen Yilu, the head of the Nanjing Union Theological Seminary, took the unusual step of speaking out against the government's "crude and hard-line" handling of the situation.
The church's demolition would damage the Communist Party's image and harm "social stability", he predicted.
The Zhejiang Daily defended the demolition, claiming church leaders had been given the chance to demolish "illegal" parts of the building themselves but had "failed to live up to their commitment".
Congregants had "spread online rumours" about the church's destruction and "incited illegal gatherings inside this illegal building," it claimed.
The propaganda official claimed the demolition was part of a wider campaign against "illegal constructions". More than 43 million square feet of illegal structures had so far been torn down "including factories and Buddhist temples." The destruction of Sanjiang church, which had taken years to build and was designed to hold several thousand worshippers, showed authorities were "treating everyone equally", the official added.
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BINGHAMTON, N.Y. -- Demolition started Monday in Binghamton as part of the FEMA buyout project.
It's all part of the cleanup effort after the 2011 flooding. Eighteen homes on the city's south side are the first to be demolished.
According to Mayor Rich David, the FEMA project is the last major financial step for homeowners. He hopes the demolition will provide closure.
"These were residents of the city for Binghamton, these were members of our community who were devastated by the 2011 flood, they lost they're belongings, and their possessions and now they're home. This is the end of a very long process," said David.
All-Around Excavating of Johnson City will continue the demolition over the next month. Once the homes are cleared, the city will look into future use for the properties.
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However, that deal appears to have broken down in recent days with reports that some church leaders and worshippers had been harassed and detained by security agents and officials.
On Monday morning demolition teams began tearing down parts of the church in Wenzhou, a city around 230 miles south of Shanghai that has one of the countrys largest congregations.
I saw three or four excavators out front, demolishing the church, and three or four out back, demolishing the annex building. I also saw a small excavator going inside the church doing demolition work inside, said one witness who claimed there were around 100 police around the church, including armed officers.
Church members told The Telegraph authorities had attempted to silence the congregation
All the roads are blocked, you can't get close to the church, said a local Protestant leader, who asked not to be named for fear of reprisals from the government. The two sides of the main hall are being demolished.
Photographs sent to The Telegraph and posted on social media sites showed at least four excavators that appeared to be ripping down large sections of the churchs exterior.
Other images showed black police vans, military trucks and security agents standing on the main road outside.
It was not immediately possible to verify those pictures. Nor was it clear whether authorities planned to destroy the entire church, which has a large red cross on its spire, or just part of the structure.
Church members told The Telegraph authorities had attempted to silence the congregation and said they believed their communications were being monitored. My phone is not safe, said one.
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