Kevin

I agree, I hate to see historic buildings torn down. But if the owner does not maintain them the city should not be responsible for fixing it. What drives me nuts is a certain business everyone loves that was destroyed in a flood she tried to rebuild and found contaminated soil so she left the property to reopen down the road. The property reverted back to the county who paid to have the rest of the building town down and cleaned up before the auctioned off the property at a low price. All while the former owners business is more popular than ever and she didn't have to pay anything while getting awards for being a great business person.

You don't need a no trespassing sign to be visible. You can be charged with trespassing without signs. If you don't own it or have permission to be on it, it's not legal to be there. I know a few people that have gotten tickets for trespassing while hunting because they took a wrong turn and ended up on the wrong side of a property line with no signs on it.

Since it's no longer an active church it should be back on the tax roles. If I remember right that's what happened with the old Ernie Davis school now Finn Academy. Since it was bought by Edger or whoever it went back on the tax roles. When Finn Officially opened it may have been removed.

Change is good, nothing was meant to last forever.

School property is also considered private owned for public uae.

Because people see Christians as fair game based on their religion. While Jews and Muslims can also play the persecution card. So it's harder for those that always play the victim card to try and play it in others they see as victims.

I agree with this and support it.

Or maybe don't just blindly vote blue or red and do some research on the candidates and vote for the person best for the job regardless what party they are.

*renaming

I did know people actually visited it. Last I knew it was only open limited hours and they were odd. It's great what was once a roach infested house that was going to be torn down was saved and is now a tribute to the original owner.

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Since it was built with a Govt grant they have to get final approval from the state before they can tear it down!

I am just waiting for the conspiracy theorists to say Trump planned it to get votes!.