Removing fire rubble could cost Harrison $50K
A single building housing four units on
The homes at
Because of the danger posed by the building's fire-damaged remains, township officials ordered its emergency demolition.
The debris remains on the site.
Commissioner
"It's a public health hazard we have no choice but to deal with," he said.
The township will seek bids for the work. Dizard said he expects commissioners to be able to award a contract in late October, with work following in early November.
Dizard said the township will have to pay for the work up-front. He said only one of the four units --
The remaining cost would be split among the other three owners, he said.
"Those owners could be personally liable, number one," Dizard said. "Number two, we would at least lien the property for that amount of money.
"The township will certainly get some money back from the insurance," he said.
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