Also NO OVERSIGHT (by design) - and no effort to properly signage properties for redevelopment or to vet demolition contractors.
Demolition Fund
The Department of Development is now accepting applications from all Cuyahoga County cities, villages, and townships for up to $1 million to demolish vacant, abandoned, blighted or nuisance structures. Under the program guidelines set by County Council, each community seeking funding is asked to identify one or more target areas with a demonstrable need for demolition, identify a plan to redevelop the vacant land resulting from demolitions, and show that its proposed demolitions will improve housing quality or strengthen its housing market. Isolated vacant properties with significant demolition needs can also be considered on a “spot” basis.
Communities may choose to manage their own demolitions, or make arrangements for the County Land Bank to manage some or all of their funded demolitions. For more information and application forms, communities may email demofund [at] cuyahogacounty [dot] us or call Paul Herdeg, Development Administrator, at (216) 443-7257.
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Ginmark Inc is same as Ginmark Development LLC
NOT paying taxes on West 25th St. Masonic Building, but collecting millions in demolition contracts from Cuyahoga County
http://development.cuyahogacounty.us/pdf_development/en-US/CuyahogaSection3Directory.pdf
No Sign of FRAUD or waste says the crook
(Note - this was the one and only sign posted at 3881 West 25th - Former YMCA property)
http://www.cleveland.com/opinion/index.ssf/2016/07/no_sign_of_fraud_wast...
Also NO OVERSIGHT (by design) - and no effort to properly signage properties for redevelopment or to vet demolition contractors.
Demolition Fund
The Department of Development is now accepting applications from all Cuyahoga County cities, villages, and townships for up to $1 million to demolish vacant, abandoned, blighted or nuisance structures. Under the program guidelines set by County Council, each community seeking funding is asked to identify one or more target areas with a demonstrable need for demolition, identify a plan to redevelop the vacant land resulting from demolitions, and show that its proposed demolitions will improve housing quality or strengthen its housing market. Isolated vacant properties with significant demolition needs can also be considered on a “spot” basis.
Communities may choose to manage their own demolitions, or make arrangements for the County Land Bank to manage some or all of their funded demolitions. For more information and application forms, communities may email demofund [at] cuyahogacounty [dot] us or call Paul Herdeg, Development Administrator, at (216) 443-7257.