Long awaited repair work has now begun on a building in Dunstable that was dangerous to the public.
Number 5 High Street South, on the cross roads in Dunstable, has had scaffolding on it while Central Bedfordshire Council has traced the owner of the building to carry out repairs.
The council's efforts to get the owner to repair the building have ...been difficult, but after protracted negotiations and legal difficulties, contractors appointed by the owners of the building have begin extensive repairs.
The works are expected to take some weeks to complete and will include rebuilding of several parts of the building.
Cllr Brian Spurr, Executive Member for Sustainable Communities, Services, said: "This has been a long, hard process but our Building Control team's tenacity has ensured that this building will be restored. It has been a real safety issue and eyesore for Dunstable's residents and we are delighted that our hard work has paid off and the work has begun."
Central Bedfordshire Council PR 1074 31/05/2012
Number 5 High Street South, on the cross roads in Dunstable, has had scaffolding on it while Central Bedfordshire Council has traced the owner of the building to carry out repairs.
The council's efforts to get the owner to repair the building have ...been difficult, but after protracted negotiations and legal difficulties, contractors appointed by the owners of the building have begin extensive repairs.
The works are expected to take some weeks to complete and will include rebuilding of several parts of the building.
Cllr Brian Spurr, Executive Member for Sustainable Communities, Services, said: "This has been a long, hard process but our Building Control team's tenacity has ensured that this building will be restored. It has been a real safety issue and eyesore for Dunstable's residents and we are delighted that our hard work has paid off and the work has begun."
Central Bedfordshire Council PR 1074 31/05/2012
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