Chino property owner agreed to demolish two hazardous warehouses with 66 violations, ensuring community safety and compliance with laws. In the City of Chino, two abandoned and substandard commercial warehouses were magnets to transients and a blight on the community....
A vacant residence in Lake Elsinore attracted squatters and complaints prompting city intervention to protect the occupants, community, and the public. A longstanding vacant residential property in Lake Elsinore subject to trespass by squatters and numerous complaints...
A property in a Chino neighborhood proudly showcased its exposed raw building material, damaged and decaying walls, and a makeshift-plywood garage door. This unattractive blight was submerged in overgrown dead vegetation, large, deteriorating furniture, and piles of...
A 4-unit apartment complex in the City of Chino was subjected to a considerable number of safety risks. The property owner promptly and voluntarily rehabilitated each unit and brought the entire apartment building in compliance with local laws. Before This Chino...
A deteriorating residence in a Chino neighborhood was red-tagged, unsafe for human habitation, and an eyesore. From the street, broken or missing windows were visible, large objects were blocking exits, which reduced emergency responders’ efficiency, the fence was...
An extremely dilapidated and manifestly unsafe residence in the City of Chino had been the focus of code enforcement efforts for years and an attractive nuisance to its neighbors. This property was rapidly deteriorating with rotting walls, ceilings, floors, and doors...