PLYMOUTH — The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety awarded bids for the demolition of The Pointe Apartments on Kingston Road in Plymouth.
The property had been working with the city in an attempt to remedy situations that led to it being deemed unsafe for habitation over a year ago by City Building Commissioner Dennis Manuwal. When the final deadline to meet the code passed with no action, the city accepted bids for the demolition of the property.
The Board received two bids at the previous meeting, and Manuwal recommended the bid by Hunter Transit for $55,101, which includes all asbestos testing and complete removal of the demolished structure.
Later in the evening at the meeting of the Plymouth Common Council, Manuwal stated he had just over $19,000 available in the Unsafe Building Fund for the work to be completed and asked for an additional appropriation request to be prepared for the demolition, to be considered at the board’s first meeting in September.
