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Owner Noelle Hutchins had the single-family house at 9101 Fairmount Rd demolished without a permit and is now seeking a wrecking permit after the fact. Complete Demolition Services Inc is listed as the licensed professional for this Type B demolition, with the project valued at about $24,500, but the application is still pending required items like utility sign-offs, demolition photos and a visible placard, a notarized demolition notification affidavit, and a site plan—so it looks like more of a paperwork catch-up than new construction.

Rudulfo Realty & Building Company is the named owner on an open property-maintenance case after a second-floor balcony collapsed on 6/7/26 at 202 Casa Bella Ct, reportedly trapping residents on both the first and second floors. The complaint says the condo association hasn’t made repair attempts and those balconies are the only entrances to each unit (there are allegedly no back doors), so the city has it listed as a code violation while the case remains open.

Owner Charles Raymond Williams has an emergency demolition posted for a severely fire-damaged camelback at 223 North 19th Street. The record says the roof plus exterior, interior wall and floor framing are collapsing and the structure is considered in imminent danger of collapse, so the city has flagged it for emergency demolition to protect public safety.