raccoons are also coming and going into this property

I live behind this property at 1715 Yale NW. The owner does absolutely nothing to maintain it. There is a large brush pile in back of the property. Siding is coming off of the house. There are broken windows, and as previously stated, the roof is caving in. This house will never be rehabilitated. It's too far gone. It needs to be torn down before some kid gets in there and gets hurt.

Acknowledged.

Or before it becomes a meth lab and catches on fire. I would like to see this issue addresses as I am a neighbor.

I grew up in the house that I live in, and knew the Elder family that lived at 1714 Frazer many years ago. I have seen people come and go from this house since the Elders passed away. If someone owns this house why have they not taken care of it? It was a beautiful home at one time. It has been for sale for several months now. If someone could come in and rehabilitate it, then I think they should get it for free and all back property taxes should be forgiven if not already paid. If that can't or won't happen, then I guess the time has come to tear it down. :-(

This issue can be closed because the property is now owned and being renovated by Project ReBuild.

can project rebuild get a roof on this place, then it won't be such an eye sore??

VPNA received an email from Johanna James, Executive Director of Project Rebuild back at the beginning of June. She wrote, "If you or any of the neighbors have any questions about the project or would like to get know more about us please don’t hesitate to call me or reach out. My office number is below and my cell is (330) 224-8939."...so feel free to call her with your concern about the roof.

Johanna James Project Rebuild office number is: (330) 588-3205, ext 2 and other contact possibilities are on this part of their web page: http://www.projectrebuild.org/?page_id=128

Sent them a message several months ago that the tarp had huge hole where hole in roof was. Message was viewed, but nothing done.

We are aware of the hole in the tarp and have been waiting on confirmation that the roofing materials are being donated and are ready to be delivered. We are currently securing a roofing contractor to work with us to have the roof replaced before winter. Please note that we are a training program and there are several partners involved in this project. The project will take longer than a traditional rehab. You are welcome to call me at the office if you'd like to discuss further. ~ Joanna James, (330) 588-3205, ext 2

Thank you for your quick response, Joanna...I'm the one who left a message for you this morning about this home :)

Dear User,

In an effort to better serve your current needs, the City will be closing outdated requests opened before January 1st 2017. If your request is still an outstanding issue you will have seven days to reopen it. Thank you for your understanding with this process.

Sincerely,

The City of Canton