Kimball city officials are moving to address health and safety concerns created by this abandoned and dilapidated house on Raulston Cove Road.KIMBALL, Tenn. – City leaders have been working unsuccessfully for more than a year to resolve problems with a neglected house at 120 Raulston Cove Road.
“There’s still not been a resolution,” City Attorney Billy Gouger said. “The problem has not gone away. The situation is not going to improve itself.”
He said Kimball administrators could seek a face-to-face meeting with the property owners, but if that doesn’t work, the city “may have to consider the court action route,” Gouger said.
The Kimball Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted unanimously to request that meeting with the property owners and gave Gouger the authority to proceed with litigation if necessary.
“Resolving this once and for all is what I want to see done and as soon as possible,” Alderman Mark Payne said.