City orders 60-day repair or demolition window for 2036 Simol Avenue after sanitation and structural issues
September 25, 2026 | Knox County, Tennessee
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City staff described fecal contamination, collapsed accessory buildings and exposed wiring at 2036 Simol Avenue and asked the public officer to issue a 60-day repair/demolition order, which Nicholas Bradshaw granted.
Inspectors reported the property had been occupied without utilities, had signs of human waste, multiple broken windows and a dilapidated accessory structure; the city performed extensive cleanup work earlier and staff said the house could be salvaged only if immediate remediation occurs. Bradshaw ordered repair or demolition within 60 days and warned that failure to comply could lead to placarding, vacating and city-performed corrective action with cost recovery.
Inspectors reported the property had been occupied without utilities, had signs of human waste, multiple broken windows and a dilapidated accessory structure; the city performed extensive cleanup work earlier and staff said the house could be salvaged only if immediate remediation occurs. Bradshaw ordered repair or demolition within 60 days and warned that failure to comply could lead to placarding, vacating and city-performed corrective action with cost recovery.
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