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The City of Columbus has filed a complaint against a parent corporation based both in Columbus and Nebraska, saying two of its subsidiaries that own 11…
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Ohio has become the first state in the nation to outlaw the use of plywood on abandoned and vacant properties. The prohibition was tucked into one of 28…
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The Franklin County land bank, the Columbus land bank and the Central Ohio Community Improvement Corporation plan to spend nearly 21 million dollars to…
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The U.S. Department of the Treasury has announced that Ohio will receive $98 million to demolish blighted structures and prevent people from losing their…
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The city of Columbus has adopted a new one thousand dollar per day fine to try and deter residential and commercial building owners from allowing their…
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Cities that have lost population are working on ways to turn vacant lots into gardens or parks, which officials say help revitalize neighborhoods and…
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Ohio counties are getting more time to apply for money to tear down vacant and abandoned properties. Brian Bull of member station WCPN in Cleveland…
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Ohio communities with blighted neighborhoods have until Monday to apply for demolition grants. The state attorney general has 75-million dollars set aside…