A vacant and abandoned building is defined by its former use and its condition
What the document says“``(A) that was constructed for use as a warehouse, factory, mall, strip mall, or hotel, or for another industrial or commercial use; and”
The new section 227 defines a vacant and abandoned building as a property built as a warehouse, factory, mall, strip mall, hotel, or for another industrial or commercial use, that either has been found unsafe by a code enforcement inspection with at least 90 days passed since the owner was notified and no corrective action taken, or is under a court-ordered receivership or nuisance abatement for abandonment or otherwise meets a State law definition of abandoned property.
What the document actually says“``(A) that was constructed for use as a warehouse, factory, mall, strip mall, or hotel, or for another industrial or commercial use; and”
The building must have been put up for business use. That covers a warehouse, factory, mall, strip mall, or hotel.
The building must also be in bad shape or given up on. An inspector can find it unsafe and the owner do nothing for 90 days. Or a court can have stepped in.
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