Florianopolis City Hall began this Monday (15) the process of demolishing a building abandoned for 19 years in the Florianopolis continental area. The building has four floors and has over 2,000 m² of built-up area. The process has been under consideration by the city administration since 2019.
Threatened buildings are being demolished in Florianopolis. Photo: Mauricio Ponce/PMF/Disclosure/NDAccording to the mayor’s office, all the terms of protection and measures have been exhausted, since the object represented a social danger. The process for the demolition of the structure was determined by the Attorney General’s Office on the basis of municipal law 707/2021.
The building was hacked due to the lack of siding and security system. There was a sanitary issue, with the accumulation of garbage in place.
Demolition work is being coordinated by the Continente Secretariat and SMDU (Municipal Secretariat for Urban Development) with the support of GMF (Municipal Guard), Floram (Municipal Environment Fund) and Comcap.
The building was abandoned for 19 years – Photo: Mauricio Ponce/PMF/Disclosure/NDNotification history
The building, located on Almirante Tamandaré Avenue, on the corner of Aroldo do Pessi Street, received at least seven notices during on-site inspections and several requests for action.
The city government said that in the 19 years of abandonment, it has sought legal action several times from the owner and the contractor responsible for the work, but to no avail.
The hotel had 4 floors and an area of more than 2000 m² – Photo: Mauricio Ponce/PMF/Disclosure/NDContinental Affairs Secretary Guilherme Pereira stresses the importance of the city’s work to prevent abandoned buildings from becoming unhealthy and socially unsafe. According to Pereira, there are still objects to be demolished in the continental region.
Watch the demolition video:
The demolition process will begin on Monday morning – Video: Mauricio Ponce/PMF/Disclosure/ND
Source: Ndmais