Community development nonprofits have a unique ability to impact problem properties in their neighborhoods through civil nuisance abatement procedures. Working in partnership with local governments and land banks, CDCs can help get properties back into productive use. Learn from practitioners and experts about Ohio’s civil nuisance abatement procedures and how CDCs can use them to help stabilize neighborhoods. This session will feature:
Insights from Professor Kermit Lind: Understand the concept of CDCs serving as first responders in the context of civil nuisance abatement and their unique position in addressing community issues promptly. Gain valuable insights on the historical context and evolution of code enforcement actions.
Legal Perspectives on Nuisance Abatement: Delve into legal challenges and opportunities for CDCs, with a focus on strategies to navigate the legal landscape effectively.
City of Cincinnati's Experience: Learn from the experiences of the City of Cincinnati Law Department, exploring successful collaborations and outcomes achieved through the partnership between CDCs and local government.
Role of Ohio Land Bank Association: Explore the role of the Ohio Land Bank Association in supporting CDCs and community-driven initiatives, fostering collaboration for neighborhood revitalization.
Don't miss the opportunity to be part of this dynamic conversation and contribute to the advancement of community development initiatives.