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Property Blight

Property Maintenance

Standards for property appearance including peeling paint, broken windows, junk accumulation, and other conditions the city considers blight.

0% permissive28% moderate5% strict(1251 locations)

How Property Blight Rules Differ by Place

1251 places covered66 strict355 moderate4 permissive

Anchorage, AK: Anchorage Dangerous Rental Building Order

Heavy Restrictions

An Anchorage rental owner who defies an order to repair, vacate, or demolish a dangerous rental dwelling, or who withholds required tenant relocation assistance, commits a class B…

Chino Hills, CA: Chino Hills Dangerous Building Abatement

Heavy Restrictions

A structure the Building Official finds "dangerous," under any of twenty defined conditions from collapse risk to fire damage, is declared a public nuisance in Chino Hills and must be…

Compton, CA: Compton Dangerous Building Abatement

Heavy Restrictions

Compton's Building and Safety Department can declare any structurally unsafe, fire-hazardous, or long-abandoned building a public nuisance and order the owner to repair, vacate, or…

Denton County, TX: Denton County Property Blight Rules

Few Restrictions

Denton County has limited authority to address property blight in unincorporated areas. Texas Health and Safety Code Chapter 343 (Abatement of Public Nuisances) grants counties…

Grapevine, TX: Grapevine Property Blight Rules

Few Restrictions

Grapevine's property maintenance code treats blighted conditions, including peeling paint, rotting wood, broken windows, accumulated junk, inoperable vehicles, and overgrown…

Irving, TX: Irving Property Blight & Nuisance Ordinance

Few Restrictions

Irving enforces property maintenance standards through Chapter 24 (Offenses) and property maintenance provisions of the city code. Properties must be kept free of junk, debris, high…