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Abandoned Buildings Around Little Rock To Be Demolished

By: KARK 4 News
Updated: February 17, 2013

The City of Little Rock is attempting to alleviate a few eye sores. The city's board of directors vote this week on whether to condemn four abandoned properties, then demolish the buildings.

The four sites being considered are in the 5400 block of University, a closed restaurant on Chicot Road, another vacant property on Asher and one on Scott Hamilton Road. The ordinance says the properties serious structural fire and health hazard to the city.

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