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Chino property owner agreed to demolish two hazardous warehouses with 66 violations, ensuring community safety and compliance with laws.
A vacant residence in Lake Elsinore attracted squatters and complaints prompting city intervention to protect the occupants, community, and the public.
A Lake Elsinore property plagued by dangerous code violations was rehabilitated through court receivership, bringing safety to the neighborhood.
A neglected property in Chino was rehabilitated by a court-appointed receiver after the owners were found deceased, restoring neighborhood safety.
A property in a Chino neighborhood proudly showcased its exposed raw building material, damaged and decaying walls, and a makeshift-plywood garage door.
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
A deteriorating residence in a Chino neighborhood was red-tagged, unsafe for human habitation, with a decaying structure, and an awful eyesore.
Neighbors claimed to smell a strong odor of urine from outside the property, creating a serious public health issue to property visitors and its neighbors.
On the heels of Civica’s March 2023 legal triumph for the City of Palmdale in Federal Court, our attorneys successfully defended against the remaining 4th amendment claim.
A substantially deteriorated property in the city of Palmdale has been a hotspot for crime and transients after the property owner passed.
An abandoned and dilapidated structure in Lake Elsinore had received ongoing complaints from the community. The property was red-tagged twice.
A severely unhabitable single-family residence in the city of Palmdale was occupied by its property owner, despite the clear dilapidation.
