Code Enforcement notified me:
As long as the broken window is secure by being boarded up, there is not a violation.
If you need to contact them with further comments or questions their direct number is
(405) 793-5052 (dj)

Thank you DJ....I wouldn't have thought that would be OK. Thanks for closing this out.

I understand your concerns, your option may very well be to contact your city councilman. If you are unaware of who your council person is you are welcome to call city hall to find out. 793-5000. (dj)

I just recieved a message that they are allowed to have it boarded up for 6 months. Call Community Development and ask for Gabe. 405-793-5053 (dj)

Window is still boarded up.

Thank you for keeping track of this, I will turn this information over to Gabe in our Community Development Dept. Please notify me with updates, we will work together for the better of our neighborhoods!!! (dj)

Just FYI...I've seen no changes on the status of this issue.

I have sent a copy of our ongoing conversation to Gabe in Comm. Dev.
After he reviews the issue he or I will notify you of the course of action. (dj)

I have just received this message:
The City cannot do anything at this time. A home must be boarded up for 18months before the city can declare it dilapidated. I may have told you 6 months before and I apologize. I will have Nathan go by and see if there are other issues that would count as dilapidated.

Gabe Sevigny
Assistant Community Development Director
City Of Moore
405-793-5047

Thanks for replying. Lease CLose this issue. The window has been repaired.

Thanks Gabe for replying. The homeowner has now replaced the window. Please CLOSE this issue.

Closed