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1808-10 Cleveland Ave. {3rd Ward} FEMA 106

by Laureen LentzAugust 19, 2007November 7, 2019

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FEMA 106 List Aug. 10th, 2007

This house is in the HCDRC district, it should come up for review. The lower end of Cleveland is pretty desolate. Many houses stand isolated due to previous de-housification and some houses have been hosts to vagrants and caught on fire. Things aren’t looking good for this house.

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