INC NEWS - Code Enforcement Summit

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For those of you interested in more details, Aidil Ortiz Collins and Claire  
Doyle sent the following:
Forwarded as a courtesy by Bill Anderson
 
First Claire's, then Aidil's  -- thanks you two, for the heads  up!

Bill
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The following was posted on the ABCD list. Don't have
more info than  this, so I don't know if they are
focusing specifically on the demolitions  issue or on
broader issues. There's a little more info (as well  as
background on the demolitions issue)  at
endangereddurham.endangereenda

> There will be a 'code  enforcement summit' on May 1st
> at 6 pm in the
> city council  chambers for the public to discuss the
> policies of
> Neighborhood  Improvement Services (i.e. code
> enforcement) enforcement
>  concerned about demolition policy in Durham, please
> attend the  meeting
> if you can.

cd on shawnee
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City of Durham  Hosts Code Enforcement Public Forum May 1 
Forum to Help  Residents Understand Code Enforcement and Legal Processes  

What:               City of Durham Code Enforcement Public Forum 
Who:               City Manager's Office and the Department of Neighborhood 
Improvement  Services  
When:             Tuesday, May 1, 2007, from 6 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. 
Where:            City of Durham  Council Chambers 
1st Floor, City Hall  
101 City Hall Plaza  
Durham, N.C. 27701  
Fast  Facts 
·         The City of  Durham is hosting a code enforcement public forum to 
help educate residents and  property owners on code enforcement and legal 
processes, the removal of unsafe  structures as well as preservation and 
revitalization efforts.  
·         City Manager  Patrick Baker will open the forum and the City's 
Department of Neighborhood  Improvement Services will provide handout materials 
along with a slide  presentation.   After the  presentation, a moderator will 
facilitate community feedback and a  question-and-answer session for attendees.  
·         For more  information about this public forum, contact Constance 
Stancil, director of the  City's Department of Neighborhood Improvement 
Services, at (919) 560-4570,  extension 247 or via e-mail at 
_Constance.Stancil at durhamnc.gov_ (mailto:Constance.Stancil at durhamnc.gov) . 
About the  Department of Neighborhood Improvement Services  
The City of  Durham's Department of Neighborhood Improvement Services is 
dedicated to  improving the quality of life for Durham's residents by  increasing 
access to safe, livable housing and  by aesthetically improving the City-built 
environment through its code  enforcement and impact teams. The department  
provides community relations assistance to neighborhoods for organizing  
communities, addressing neighborhood challenges and forming neighborhood  
associations.   For more information  about this department, contact (919) 560-4570 or 
visit the City's website at _http://www.durhamnc.gov/departments/nis/ _ 
(http://www.durhamnc.gov/departments/nis/) .  

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--  
Aidil Ortiz Collins
(919) 260-4807
_aidiloc at gmail.com_ (mailto:aidiloc at gmail.com)  
 
In a message dated 4/21/2007 10:25:34 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
randy at 27beverly.com writes:

There  will be a 'Code Enforcement Summit' on May 1st at 6 pm in the
City Council  chambers for the public to discuss the policies of
Neighborhood Improvement  Services (i.e. code enforcement).

RWP
27  Beverly

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