The overall purpose of the plan is to “prevent” and “reduce” losses to people and their property that may result from a hazardous event in the county such as natural disasters, Public Works Director Joe Schroeder wrote in his memo.
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Mitchell City Council to consider asbestos removal agreement for downtown nuisance building
For the demolition of the 124 E. First Ave. building to begin, the council will consider approving a company to remove asbestos. Written By: Sam Fosness | ×
Shown here is the 124 E. First Ave. building that has been deemed a nuisance and uninhabitable. The Mitchell City Council approved abating the property to allow for it to be demolished. (Sam Fosness / Republic)
The city’s plan to demolish an “uninhabitable” property in downtown Mitchell is closer to beginning, as the Mitchell City Council will meet Monday, April 5, to consider approving the removal of asbestos inside the property.