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Executive Director - Paris Housing Authority, part of Lot 2, City Block 339, and advised Ms. McDowell had answered the four questions on the application as yes. Mayor Clifford referred the petition to the Planning and Zoning Commission for their study and recommendation and called for a public hearing for March 9, 1989. Mayor Clifford declared the public hearing open on property determined by the Building Hazard Inspection Committee to be a fire hazard and /or dilapidated or dangerous structure and /or a nuisance. Mike Alexander, Code Enforcement Office, and Rick Evans Fire Marshal appeared before the Council showing a video of each structure with discussion as follows: 401 E. Garrett Street, Lot 1, Block 4, Washington Heights. Mr. Alexander told the Council the house is vacant, has been burned and is in need of major repair. The building was declared dilapidated and ordered removed within 30 days. 2264 - 2300 -2328 N. Main Street, Lot 9, Block 250, Old 271 Motel. Mr. Alexander advised the buildings are vacant and in need of major repair and was declared dilapidated and ordered removed within 30 days. A demolition permit has been issued. 2330 N. Main Street, Lot 10, Block 250. Mr. Alexander advised this building was the old Dr. Petter Bottling Company, frame and brick construction and is vacant. The Committee declared the building dilapidated giving the owner 30 days to present plans to repair or demolish. Mr. Alexander said that a demolition permit has been made, and the demolishing is in progress. 264 S. Main Street, Lot 6, Block 178A. The Committee declared the building hazardous and order immediate action to secure the building within 30 days and with one year to sell and present complete plans to restore, if building is not sold within one year, it is to be demolished. Mr. Alexander said this structure had been check today, and is in reasonable repair, locked doors, is secure except for one door that needs securing in the back. 214 1st S. W., Lot 1, Block 177A, Nahas Building. The Committee declared the building hazardous and order removal in accordance with existing demolition permit. Mr. Alexander advised that the demolition is 50% complete. 306 -324 Clarksville Street, Lot 1, Block 183. Mr. Alexander advised this building was in need of repair to front wall and plate glass. The Committee gave owners 30 days to make building secure and that the building will be restored when sold. Mr. Alexander reported the building has been secured and the hazard has been removed. 1244 Church Street, Lot 3, Block 158A. Mr. Alexander reported this building was in need of securing openings and removal of tanks of J'•