Columbia Spy recently received reader-submitted photos taken at the rear of a property in the 300 block of Avenue H, showing a piece of plywood with a spray-painted racial slur and two boys allegedly trying to damage it. The plywood appears to block a building entrance. A source tells the Spy that the graffiti was previously reported to the borough code office.
The entire area at the rear of this building is in disrepair and is an eyesore, clearly visible to patrons exiting Burning Bridge Antiques’ parking lot.
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Where are the LAND LORDS!!! Click city here!!
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landlords???? wheres the code dept??? this place looks unsafe, unfit for living in, not up to code. look at it. really.
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Stay classy, Columbia. People of Lancaster needs the material.
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Is this another CEDC owned building? Do they do a regular walk around every week to make sure their building is not being vandalized?
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“It's a Columbia thing…”
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yet another reason columbias code dept is a laughing stock. close these properties down. they can not be up to code.
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Even when the codes department does address this type of situation, it takes time.The landlords and property ownets will just ignore things till the last SECOND.RAISE THE FINES SO THEY HURT THE POCKETBOOK!
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No need to get a jab in at borough manager, at least he is trying. He is the only person that seems to get action when things need attention.
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I believe that this property is “closed down” in that it is condemned.
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Get rid of abusing recipients of welfare to start, then attack the slum lords or landlords who actually have no idea their tenant is an abuser.
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Yes its not color or ethnic backround, it's plain ignorance and abuse.
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I was told that kids are going back there and doing drugs and Columbia police are doing nothing to stop it.
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Where are the LAND LORDS!!! Click city here!!
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landlords???? wheres the code dept??? this place looks unsafe, unfit for living in, not up to code. look at it. really.
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Stay classy, Columbia. People of Lancaster needs the material.
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Is this another CEDC owned building? Do they do a regular walk around every week to make sure their building is not being vandalized?
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“It's a Columbia thing…”
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yet another reason columbias code dept is a laughing stock. close these properties down. they can not be up to code.
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Even when the codes department does address this type of situation, it takes time.The landlords and property ownets will just ignore things till the last SECOND.RAISE THE FINES SO THEY HURT THE POCKETBOOK!
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No need to get a jab in at borough manager, at least he is trying. He is the only person that seems to get action when things need attention.
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I believe that this property is “closed down” in that it is condemned.
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Get rid of abusing recipients of welfare to start, then attack the slum lords or landlords who actually have no idea their tenant is an abuser.
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Yes its not color or ethnic backround, it's plain ignorance and abuse.
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I was told that kids are going back there and doing drugs and Columbia police are doing nothing to stop it.
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