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Published: Saturday, 8/30/2014 - Updated: 18 hours ago
BY TOM TROY BLADE STAFF WRITER
Visible demolition of the Clarion Hotel high-rise eyesore in South Toledo should begin early next week just in time to help stage the nearby former Southwyck mall property for sale, city officials say.
Bill Burkett, commissioner of economic and business development, said the deconstruction of the 10-story building could not begin until the contractor finished eliminating contaminants everything from asbestos insulation to mercury in the thermostats and batteries in the exit signs.
The final step, he said, was to remove water from the basement that was used to store swimming pool chemicals.
Theyre going to start on the one-story areas the pool, banquet room, carport so they can get access to the remaining tower from the outside, Mr. Burkett said. I think itll take another four weeks to get it sorted out and bring everything to the ground.
Mayor D. Michael Collins announced the beginning of demolition on July 7, and his staff said the building would likely start to disappear in a month, a deadline that passed three weeks ago. The delay has prompted impatience on the part of council members who asked for an update from the administration last week.
The building at 2340 S. Reynolds Rd. has stood empty since 2009 when previous owners Toledo Hotel Investment Group LLC defaulted on $2 million in loans. The hotel has since caught fire, been broken into, vandalized, and lived in illegally.
Toledo City Council voted unanimously June 17 to approve a $434,000 bid by Homrich Inc. of Carleton, Mich., to tear the building down.
City Council set aside $350,000 from the capital improvements fund and obtained a $200,000 Brownfields grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to pay for the demolition.
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Demolition work has begun again on a doomed Gateshead council estate that is to be razed to the ground.
In 2011 Gateshead Council announced it would spend 11m knocking down 175 houses at Bleech Green in Blaydon.
But three weeks ago The Chronicle found that the last remaining residents were still living amid the boarded up and sometimes burnt out ghost town.
Those few owner-occupiers said they felt they were being forced out, with Gateshead Council keen to clear the entire area, so potential house builders have a clean slate to begin again.
I dont agree with anything thats happened, said retired mechanic John Armstrong, 61, who moved into the home he owns on Birch Road 14 years ago.
Im one of the few who actually owned their house of the 176 the council said had to come down I think there was only 16 of us.
When you own your own home and the land it sits on you think you are safe. But basically I feel Ive been forced to move.
A spokesman for Gateshead Council said it plans to raze all of the houses and then grass the area, so potential developers have an empty site to build on.
A first stage of demolition saw homes taken down on Elm Road some time ago, with the area left empty.
The spokesman said that the next phase of demolition could begin before the end of August - with engineers now having moved in to salvage roof tiles, and begin the process of levelling the site.
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