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1243-45 Franklin Avenue, City of NO Imminent Danger List

by The EditorsAugust 10, 2007November 7, 2019

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1243-45 Franklin Avenue

To request your home be removed from the Cityâ??s Imminent Threat Demolition List Contact : Winston Reid, Department of Code Enforcement, whreid@cityofno.com Phone: 915-0092.

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