WDAF-TV 4 reports that the city has started conducting inspections of rental housing, as part of its new rental registration and inspection program. 20 new inspectors have been hired to make sure that landlords in several target neighborhoods keep their rental units up to code.
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Does anyone know what the “target” neighborhoods are?
Apparently my neighborhood must be a “target” ‘hood- targeted to help with the city’s budget deficit.
While not doing a damn thing about the dilapidated rentals around here- they ticketed guest & residents’ cars for being “improperly” parked a few inches on the grass beside the street.
The city can deal with whatever slumlord we decide to sell to as we leave KC-MO….
Another city joke… but it ain’t funny. Why don’t they use some of these 20 new investigators to look at current violations. I continue to report a neighborhood eyesore and can’t get the city to every follow up on the outstanding issues.