SOURCE GIS ANTIGUA BARBUDA- Government moves to rid St. John’s of derelict properties
Attorney General Hon. Sir Steadroy Benjamin will soon bring to Parliament legislation for the publication of notices as it relates to the removal of derelict houses and properties in St John’s.
Cabinet has proposed a period of 60 days after the publication of said notices without any response by owners would lead to an Amenities Order for the Central Board of Health to demolish derelict buildings and remove unwanted overgrown vegetation.
The cost of demolition and owed property taxes will be charged to the owner. If owner’s debt is over 50% of the value of the property, a forced sale is imminent to recover the debt owed to the government of Antigua & Barbuda.
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I hope it’s not a force property take over by minister and syrians that will take place.
Long overdue, and note that many of the parliamentary districts in St John’s has been held by ABLP members over the last terms in office.
ST JOHN’S IS AN EYESORE!
Do something Browne & Co, town is more than embarrassing now. Stop talk, and get going.
Remember, you are the SERVANTS of the people, and NOT our MASTERS …