foreclosure of delapidated building lien
Colleagues,
My client city followed the Oklahoma statutory dilapidated building procedures for a decrepit motel. It was determined to be dilapidated, detrimental and a hazard.... Notice/Hearing requirements were followed. With no resulting resolution the city finally caused the building to be torn down and removed. The cost was provided to the owners/mortgage holders. Payment was not forthcoming. A lien for the demolition/removal cost was ultimately filed with the County Treasurer.
Are you aware of any city/town in Oklahoma that has filed an action in rem to foreclose such a lien against real property?
Respectfully,
Steven Holloway
hipshot.steven@gmail.com
Mike Vanderburg did some for the City of Okmulgee, but I don't have access to paper files. Maybe an OSCN search? It would have a CJ case number I would think. It would be pre 2015 if you search Okmulgee.
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From: Steven Holloway [mailto:hipshot.steven@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, April 05, 2021 12:54 PM
To: Oklahoma Muncipal Attorneys oama
Subject: [Oama] foreclosure of delapidated building lien
Colleagues,
My client city followed the Oklahoma statutory dilapidated building procedures for a decrepit motel. It was determined to be dilapidated, detrimental and a hazard.... Notice/Hearing requirements were followed. With no resulting resolution the city finally caused the building to be torn down and removed. The cost was provided to the owners/mortgage holders. Payment was not forthcoming. A lien for the demolition/removal cost was ultimately filed with the County Treasurer.
Are you aware of any city/town in Oklahoma that has filed an action in rem to foreclose such a lien against real property?
Respectfully,
Steven Holloway
hipshot.steven@gmail.com