SIOUX CITY OFFICIALS ARE ASKING THE OWNER OF A BURNED OUT APARTMENT BUILDING TO TEAR ITS REMNANTS DOWN....OR THE CITY WILL DO IT AND BILL HER FOR THE COSTS.
THE SIX UNIT APARTMENTS AT RIVERSIDE BLVD AND WEST 19TH WERE DEEMED A TOTAL LOSS AFTER THE JANUARY 12TH FIRE.
CITY INSPECTIONS MANAGER DARYLL BULLOCK SAYS THE STRUCTURE IS A SAFETY HAZARD:
BULLOCK SAYS THE CITY IS TAKING BIDS FROM CONTRACTORS TO TEAR WHAT'S LEFT OF THE BUILDING DOWN:
BULLOCK SAYS THE REMAINING FRONT WALL IS LEANING OUT FURTHER, SO THE DEMOLITION NEEDS TO TAKE PLACE IMMEDIATELY BECAUSE OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY ISSUE.
KSCJ HASN'T BEEN ABLE TO REACH THE PROPERTY OWNER FOR COMMENT.
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