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Subject: Neighborhood Blight: Updates and Best Practices from Across the Country - July 25th, 2022 Advisory
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Good Afternoon
Please see below for recent developments and national best practices around vacant and abandoned properties.
Please feel free to share with colleagues or anyone you feel would find of interest.
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This alert is for informational purposes only, to learn more about MuniReg’s solutions to assist local governments please contact admin@munireg.com
New Video Blog Series
In our first video blog, Michael Halpern, president and founder of MuniReg LLC provides some personal background, discusses the founding of MuniReg followed by current proposed legislation
being evaluated in Ohio that clearly shows a major disconnect between local government and their state representative - that shouldn't happen.
(Future segments will not have the intro etc. and will be shorter in length)
To view the video, please click here. <https://7pkkw.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/7ENFR2f5eSOuOspkRYco0gku4JlaOfEm5YLbuwFwm-UGY_JBmPoIGAEov8xu2omulsXl_zEXQ3GXlvyaSS2voNbnYVN1lEPC1AOHUgx6FlTc8w-Djbij5jt
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Headline Says it All
"Zombie foreclosures stick former homeowners with major fines from city after bank doesn't claim deed". This is a recent headline from Chicago.
This is an unnecessary headache for all parties that can be prevented, and there are best practices to address after the fact.
To view the report, please click here. <https://7pkkw.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/DO4cuRZ8RLb636Ot5iVs1ypxWQWiFBhyNqf2x7xkZiFaLTlAmL_l4qEb3jgyKxjBILkFY7h4vvjgmIwY167_BtcR6k4BmiyoHfNZqLrkFX0ttQWj0GgNu1
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S4NdVEXdxF-XsFjTOwiSw4>
To discuss this issue in greater depth please contact mhalpern@munireg.com <mailto:mhalpern@munireg.com>
"Revitalize or Die" - Value of a "VPRO"
A recent article featured the “Revitalize or Die” blog of Jeff Siegler <https://7pkkw.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/3A94tdHD2hozTgE1vBRMMfpC0oaEjDba6ScFKtlcgGqGqzDqMRKyALAR5gZ2TNMGQMUliOJLwuRBwK-SgF3zyn
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sgBGcjj6jyhvu7iOap4zw> including comments about the value of a vacant property registry.
In addition to discussing the components of a registry, the article quotes Siegler “Siegler also emphasizes the importance of the community coming together to let local lawmakers know
they support this initiative and want change to happen.”
For more information, including the aforementioned article, and link to Siegler's blog, please click here <https://7pkkw.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/JcmWyNllhgPHN51HhVBmaYnMQmJ8lKwC953-8lByl0ufPOWBCG
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Legislation Update
* MI H.B. 5783
This legislation has been signed by the Governor which includes an appropriation of over $75 million to support blight elimination in every community across the state. Included in this
amount is $21.5 million to be used for a competitive grant program, to;
* Stabilize vacant residential, commercial, and industrial buildings to secure them and protect against further deterioration, with the goal of preserving them for future rehab to purposeful
use.
* Demolish vacant and blighted residential, commercial, and industrial structures that cannot be rehabilitated.
* Provide matching or gap funding for environmental remediation on vacant land – often a critical barrier to redevelopment.
For a comprehensive review of this bill from the Center for Community Progress, please click here. <https://7pkkw.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/I4dkuKzLeBRFNgfVhoss51IgqgCtiWJNp6CTJUR5sw4hUIINooarY4V3
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vy>
* Ohio Versus Wall Street
State Sen. Louis Blessing (R-Colerain Township) has introduced two pieces of legislation to address “corporate slumlords”. The legislation, if enacted;
* “would bar landlords or property owners with unresolved code violations or unpaid fines from bidding on a foreclosed home.”
* would "stifle investors’ ability to buy foreclosed homes at public auctions in Ohio, give individual tenants, homebuyers and housing nonprofits a leg up in the bidding process.”
For more information, please click here. <https://7pkkw.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/f-TbPGh_uc6zANnZFsDJs1K2mQAmR6N9u5hWro8nHnWT8eQxl4N5qJKTT64KbpOaV02EylNbLy-1rfuc8L1ZDlVPc8ZrHeAOqHNXn8oyrCNtksvSzY
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ruqlSMB5Ank3k2dVWWQSGuEvJ9ubg>
Processes for handling blight - local responses
A Western Wayne News (Indiana) article, part of a series on addressing blight provides a high-level view of how local government jurisdictions currently address blighted properties.
The Q& A featured responses from 4 local officials to the following questions (partial list);
* Could you count or estimate a percent of vacant properties in your community, that are blighted?
* Do you provide aid to property owners unable to keep up with exterior maintenance, before it gets too large to resolve?
* What enforcement efforts, if any, have you utilized in the past 6 months, and how effective have efforts been?
* How much time do you allow for vacant properties with fire damage?
* What are your biggest challenges in dealing with blighted property?
To access the article, please click here. <https://7pkkw.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/N78Gm-TXfrqMPOB8EWfAjX1hHfb4WPiMEo9k9S1F-AX7PUqTbXgKaAEfD65wJKV-49fNHRd7Wfq7nCcXc7LI40NcSks1CKSKUzsMmxD7_HIiY2zbnay
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kxSYtTX2lBm22swpd4Mt-cFSSFpsXB_nysV_ZoYcoRUQ>
Legal Battle
In what appears to be a conclusion to a longstanding (4+ years) legal dispute, three appeals judges found one community did not improperly rely on fines and fees to balance its budget.
To view the article, please click here <https://7pkkw.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/jt5je8ksyONv42cptGd3xowf3tgZJfZ3UJ1q3ifCNt2smrDm9zBMVuDqjSPlBS0ZO7N8tzMHtmrpDqLF1NJNuH5G89BTwfqRj-Gv4NkoZcbxLAUDxAT7Zy
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For additional information, (no subscription required) please click here <https://7pkkw.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/tbgaSE7FD2iVuixQVRdRJ79KnSTVW1GaucQuQXNbu_OaSjLDGD2H0PknuV1TcqfDvfZhDc1YsJ18eo70jAAf
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2021)
Leveraging Resources - College Students
One South Carolina County is utilizing a local resource to address vacant and abandoned properties - college ethnography and data science students.
This utilization of local resources is a key component of addressing blight. However, it is important to remember that these surveys are "just" a snapshot in time. Properties get re-occupied,
ownership changes hands etc.
These initiatives should be joined with other critical tools such as a vacant property registry.
For more information, please click here. <https://7pkkw.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/xuPF7cHCDMI5zzM6G0CoPJ77OVgtNZuTkhxS8QQwEgyI3WkjkNGdJj67vQxZS0Gm5z6TmUSHEh4NsCtME5jY3DzZtQ7YmQ6Xs3Zj93qx00KAgEm55b2s
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Thank you.
Have an amazing week!!
Michael Halpern
President
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This alert is for informational purposes only, to learn more about MuniReg’s solutions to assist local governments please contact admin@munireg.com
New Video Blog Series
In our first video blog, Michael Halpern, president and founder of MuniReg LLC provides some personal background, discusses the founding of MuniReg followed by current proposed legislation
being evaluated in Ohio that clearly shows a major disconnect between local government and their state representative - that shouldn't happen.
(Future segments will not have the intro etc. and will be shorter in length)
To view the video, please click here. <https://7pkkw.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/7ENFR2f5eSOuOspkRYco0gku4JlaOfEm5YLbuwFwm-UGY_JBmPoIGAEov8xu2omulsXl_zEXQ3GXlvyaSS2voNbnYVN1lEPC1AOHUgx6FlTc8w-Djbij5jt
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Headline Says it All
"Zombie foreclosures stick former homeowners with major fines from city after bank doesn't claim deed". This is a recent headline from Chicago.
This is an unnecessary headache for all parties that can be prevented, and there are best practices to address after the fact.
To view the report, please click here. <https://7pkkw.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/DO4cuRZ8RLb636Ot5iVs1ypxWQWiFBhyNqf2x7xkZiFaLTlAmL_l4qEb3jgyKxjBILkFY7h4vvjgmIwY167_BtcR6k4BmiyoHfNZqLrkFX0ttQWj0GgNu1
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S4NdVEXdxF-XsFjTOwiSw4>
To discuss this issue in greater depth please contact mhalpern@munireg.com <mailto:mhalpern@munireg.com>
"Revitalize or Die" - Value of a "VPRO"
A recent article featured the “Revitalize or Die” blog of Jeff Siegler <https://7pkkw.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/3A94tdHD2hozTgE1vBRMMfpC0oaEjDba6ScFKtlcgGqGqzDqMRKyALAR5gZ2TNMGQMUliOJLwuRBwK-SgF3zyn
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sgBGcjj6jyhvu7iOap4zw> including comments about the value of a vacant property registry.
In addition to discussing the components of a registry, the article quotes Siegler “Siegler also emphasizes the importance of the community coming together to let local lawmakers know
they support this initiative and want change to happen.”
For more information, including the aforementioned article, and link to Siegler's blog, please click here <https://7pkkw.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/JcmWyNllhgPHN51HhVBmaYnMQmJ8lKwC953-8lByl0ufPOWBCG
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Legislation Update
* MI H.B. 5783
This legislation has been signed by the Governor which includes an appropriation of over $75 million to support blight elimination in every community across the state. Included in this
amount is $21.5 million to be used for a competitive grant program, to;
* Stabilize vacant residential, commercial, and industrial buildings to secure them and protect against further deterioration, with the goal of preserving them for future rehab to purposeful
use.
* Demolish vacant and blighted residential, commercial, and industrial structures that cannot be rehabilitated.
* Provide matching or gap funding for environmental remediation on vacant land – often a critical barrier to redevelopment.
For a comprehensive review of this bill from the Center for Community Progress, please click here. <https://7pkkw.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/I4dkuKzLeBRFNgfVhoss51IgqgCtiWJNp6CTJUR5sw4hUIINooarY4V3
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vy>
* Ohio Versus Wall Street
State Sen. Louis Blessing (R-Colerain Township) has introduced two pieces of legislation to address “corporate slumlords”. The legislation, if enacted;
* “would bar landlords or property owners with unresolved code violations or unpaid fines from bidding on a foreclosed home.”
* would "stifle investors’ ability to buy foreclosed homes at public auctions in Ohio, give individual tenants, homebuyers and housing nonprofits a leg up in the bidding process.”
For more information, please click here. <https://7pkkw.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/f-TbPGh_uc6zANnZFsDJs1K2mQAmR6N9u5hWro8nHnWT8eQxl4N5qJKTT64KbpOaV02EylNbLy-1rfuc8L1ZDlVPc8ZrHeAOqHNXn8oyrCNtksvSzY
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ruqlSMB5Ank3k2dVWWQSGuEvJ9ubg>
Processes for handling blight - local responses
A Western Wayne News (Indiana) article, part of a series on addressing blight provides a high-level view of how local government jurisdictions currently address blighted properties.
The Q& A featured responses from 4 local officials to the following questions (partial list);
* Could you count or estimate a percent of vacant properties in your community, that are blighted?
* Do you provide aid to property owners unable to keep up with exterior maintenance, before it gets too large to resolve?
* What enforcement efforts, if any, have you utilized in the past 6 months, and how effective have efforts been?
* How much time do you allow for vacant properties with fire damage?
* What are your biggest challenges in dealing with blighted property?
To access the article, please click here. <https://7pkkw.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/N78Gm-TXfrqMPOB8EWfAjX1hHfb4WPiMEo9k9S1F-AX7PUqTbXgKaAEfD65wJKV-49fNHRd7Wfq7nCcXc7LI40NcSks1CKSKUzsMmxD7_HIiY2zbnay
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Legal Battle
In what appears to be a conclusion to a longstanding (4+ years) legal dispute, three appeals judges found one community did not improperly rely on fines and fees to balance its budget.
To view the article, please click here <https://7pkkw.r.a.d.sendibm1.com/mk/cl/f/jt5je8ksyONv42cptGd3xowf3tgZJfZ3UJ1q3ifCNt2smrDm9zBMVuDqjSPlBS0ZO7N8tzMHtmrpDqLF1NJNuH5G89BTwfqRj-Gv4NkoZcbxLAUDxAT7Zy
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Leveraging Resources - College Students
One South Carolina County is utilizing a local resource to address vacant and abandoned properties - college ethnography and data science students.
This utilization of local resources is a key component of addressing blight. However, it is important to remember that these surveys are "just" a snapshot in time. Properties get re-occupied,
ownership changes hands etc.
These initiatives should be joined with other critical tools such as a vacant property registry.
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