When a dwelling is permitted to deteriorate--either in its outward appearance or structurally--it can result in serious negative consequences for the surrounding community. This is particularly true in the case of vacant dwellings in various stages of foreclosure. When neighbors are unwilling or unable to convince an owner to make needed repairs, local government officials are sometimes asked to get involved. To that end, this publication explains local government authority in North Carolina to establish and enforce repair-oriented housing codes that require owners to keep dwellings in a state of good repair - before the dwellings become dilapidated. Detailed treatment of the general police power and minimum housing statutes is provided.
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A free PDF download of a Community and Economic Development Bulletin on residential inspection and registration programs is available (https://www.sog.unc.edu/publications/books/housing-codes-repair-and-maintenance-using-general-police-power-and-minimum-housing-statutes-prevent).
Additional free PDF downloads and resources are available (https://www.sog.unc.edu/publications/books/housing-codes-repair-and-maintenance-using-general-police-power-and-minimum-housing-statutes-prevent-0!/details).
Order a package of the book in hard copy and PDF formats for $50.00.
A free PDF download of a Community and Economic Development Bulletin on residential inspection and registration programs is available (https://www.sog.unc.edu/publications/books/housing-codes-repair-and-maintenance-using-general-police-power-and-minimum-housing-statutes-prevent).
Additional free PDF downloads and resources are available (https://www.sog.unc.edu/publications/books/housing-codes-repair-and-maintenance-using-general-police-power-and-minimum-housing-statutes-prevent-0!/details).
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