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APD CODE ENFORCEMENT SECTION ADMNINISTRATIVE in REM REVIEW BOARD HEARING AGENDA December 17, 2020 Webinar ID: 873 1222 7309 APD CODE ENFORCEMENT SECTION ADMNINISTRATIVE IN REM REVIEW BOARD HEARING AGENDA December 17, 2020 Webinar ID: 873 1222 7309 Initial Agenda % of Year Case Number Property Address Staff Recommendation NPU Neighborhood District Parcel ID Historical Complaint Inspector Owner Item # Deterioration Built Filed Request Reset January 1 CC-2020-05521 1220 2nd Street NW TBD G05 Carey Park 9 1930 17 025000040304 NO 1/16/2014 J. Lyles TBD 28,2021 Robert C. Stinespring & Anastasia J. Stinespring as Joint Tenants 2 CC-2019-02162 386 Allison Drive NE 5% Clean & Close B08 North Buckhead 7 1954 17 006300060135 NO 3/20/2019 J. Scott with Rights of Survivorship Request Reset January 3 CC-2020-05668 1114 Arlington Avenue SW TBD S04 Oakland City 4 1920 14 011900060367 YES 3/17/2010 TBD TBD 28,2021 Request Reset January 4 CC-2020-02021 3970 Bakers Ferry Road SW TBD H16 Wilson Mill Meadows 10 1954 14F0024 LL0172 NO 4/28/2020 TBD TBD 28,2021 Request Reset January 5 CC-2020-00660 4330 Bakers Ferry Road SW TBD H06 Boulder Park 10 1960 14F005000020051 NO 5/29/2018 TBD TBD 28,2021 Request Reset January 6 CC-2018-07210 1176 Booker Avenue SW TBD V05 Pittsburgh 12 N/A 14 007400080616 NO 8/27/2018 J. Scott TBD 28,2021 7 CC-2020-00735 2007 Brewer Blvd SW TBD Remove from Agenda X05 Sylvan Hills 12 1950 14 010300030772 NO 5/31/2019 TBD TBD U. S. Bank National Association as Indentured Trustee for Angel 8 CC-2019-09937 1065 Camilla Street SW 127% Demolition T01 Ashview Heights 4 1945 14 011600040628 NO 10/23/2018 J. Lyles Oak Trust I, LLC 2018-PB1 Thomas Repress and Hommie E. Repress, The Heirs at Law of 9 CC-2018-02555 194 Carver Circle NW 45% Clean & Close J02 Dixie Hills 3 1950 14 017900050464 NO 2/5/2010 J. Scott Thomas Repress and the Heirs of Hommie E. Repress Request Reset January 10 CC-2020-04216 2231 Carver Drive NW TBD J02 Dixie Hills 3 1950 14 017900040721 NO 8/25/2020 J. Scott TBD 28,2021 Request Reset January 11 CC-2019-08065 1737 Cascade Terrace SW TBD S02 Cascade Avenue/Road 10 1950 14 01510001069 NO 9/13/2019 J. Lyles TBD 28,2021 Alan Patrick Hill as Administrtor of the Estate of Cason Lewis Hill and 12 CC-2020-05549 587 Collier Ridge Drive NW 10% Clean & Close I06 Collier Heights 9 1960 14 021000070182 YES 1/22/2019 J. Scott All Known and Unknown Heirs at Law of Virginia Wilson including but not Limited to Cason Ronald Hill, Alan Patric Hill and Derrick Hill 13 CC-2019-03532 1620 Derry Avenue SW 40% Clean & Close T07 Westview 10 1940 14 014900070022 NO 10/11/2012 J. Lyles TVC Funding IV, LLC 14 CC-2019-08812 1034 Dill Avenue SW 123% Demolition X01 Capitol View 12 1945 14 012000050019 NO 9/3/2015 J. Lyles Tracy Dummett 15 CC-2019-05093 566 Hamilton E Holmes Drive NW 191% Demolition I06 Collier Heights 9 1941 14 020700060030 YES 6/25/2012 J. Scott Unique Luxury Properties Boutique, PC 16 CC-2017-00996 946 Hollywood Road NW 120% Demolition J03 Grove Park 9 1930 17 022600060162 NO 2/21/2014 J. Lyles Clermont Court, LLC 17 CC-2020-05899 1005 Ira Street SW 42% Clean & Close V05 Pittsburgh 12 1945 14 008700060316 NO 12/18/2012 J. Lyles Sabrina Jones & Derrick Morgan, Jr. 18 CC-2020-00064 1016 Ira Street SW 202% Demolition V05 Pittsburgh 12 1920 14 00870006053 NO 2/22/2010 J. Lyles TBD 19 CC-2020-05900 1030 Ira Street SW 204% Demolition V05 Pittsburgh 12 1945 14 008700061488 NO 1/30/2018 J. Lyles Angela Garard-Berry 20 CC-2019-02986 1617 Jonesboro Road SE 479% Demolition Y07 Lakewood Heights 1 1984 14 005700190184 NO 5/27/2016 J. Lyles 1617 Jonesboro Road, LLC Request Reset January 21 CC-2019-03242 1701 Jonesboro Road SE TBD Y07 Lakewood Heights 1 1942 14 005700260144 NO 4/24/2019 J. Scott TBD 28,2021 22 CC-2019-06756 1811 Lakewood Avenue SE 573% Demolition Y07 Lakewood Heights 1 1961 14 005800020919 NO 6/12/2018 J. Lyles Lakewood Developments Group, LLC APD CODE ENFORCEMENT SECTION ADMNINISTRATIVE IN REM REVIEW BOARD HEARING AGENDA December 17, 2020 Webinar ID: 873 1222 7309 Initial Agenda % of Year Case Number Property Address Staff Recommendation NPU Neighborhood District Parcel ID Historical Complaint Inspector Owner Item # Deterioration Built Filed Request Reset January 23 CC-2020-05073 2132 Larchwood Road SW TBD I08 Florida Heights 10 1920 14 01800011007 NO 11/19/2010 J. Lyles TBD 28,2021 24 CC-2015-02548 1346 Martin L. King Jr Dr SW 39% Clean & Close K04 Mozley Park 4 1940 14 014100061227 NO 11/9/2010 J. Scott Barbara Ann Dixon, Trustee for Barbara Ann Dixon FamilyTrust Request Reset January 25 CC-2014-05271 1102 McDaniel Street SW TBD V05 Pittsburgh 12 1930 14 008700090214 NO 10/1/2010 TBD TBD 28,2021 26 CC-2017-04944 1166 McDaniel Street SW 164% Demolition V05 Pittsburgh 12 1930 14 008700091048 NO 5/15/2012 J. Lyles H.A.& W. Business Enterprises, LLC Request Reset January 27 CC-2014-07223 1800 Metropolitan Pkwy SW TBD X05 Sylvan Hills 12 1969 14 009000011017 NO 12/10/2009 J. Lyles Jubril Agbe 28,2021 West Midtown Acquistion Company, LLC c/o Corporation Service 28 CC-2020-05898 1060 Niles Avenue NW 617% Demolition K03 Knight Park/Howell Station 3 1920 17 018900040821 NO 3/10/2017 J. Lyles Company 29 CC-2019-07992 1099 Oak Knoll Terrace SE 814% Demolition Y07 Lakewood Heights 1 1945 14 004000020357 NO 1/19/2017 J. Scott Jamel Williams 30 CC-2019-02003 1105 Philadelphia Avenue SW 57% Demolition S02 Cascade Avenue/Road 11 1950 14 018300040360 NO 1/31/2011 J. Lyles Summit Realty Services, LLC 31 CC-2017-09301 898 Proctor Street NW 47% Clean & Close L01 English Avenue 3 1950 14 011100070836 NO 2/9/2017 J. Scott House Sigil, LLC Historic Westin 32 CC-2018-00472 941 Proctor Street NW 281% Demolition K01 3 1935 14 011400070676 NO 9/7/2011 J. Scott The Heirs At-Law of Mary Jane Metts; Robert L. Springer Heights/Bankhead 33 CC-2020-05889 1152 Regis Road SE 10% Clean & Close Z05 Leila Valley 1 1958 14 000600020367 NO 11/4/2015 J. Lyles Carl Dickerson and Lorraine S. Dickerson 34 CC-2015-04187 174 Ridge Avenue NW 728% Demolition G05 Carey Park 9 1945 17 024900100243 NO 6/24/2015 J. Lyles Crosstone Management, LLC 35 CC-2019-01075 220 Sunset Avenue NW 678% Demolition L02 Vine City 3 1954 14 011000060028 YES 2/3/2013 J. Lyles 220 Sunset, LLC 36 CC-2020-04196 1961 Tiger Flowers Drive NW 42% Clean & Close J02 Dixie Hills 3 1948 14 017400080110 NO 7/28/2010 J. Scott Philip Tembeng 37 CC-2019-08870 2158 Worthem Avenue SW 139% Demolition S02 Cascade Avenue/Road 11 1950 14 018300040378 NO 3/9/2016 J. Lyles Summit Investment Partners III, LLC.
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