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Owner who cited storm damage given 120 days to repair Pedmont Street home

September 26, 2026 | Knox County, Tennessee


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Owner who cited storm damage given 120 days to repair Pedmont Street home
Public officer Nicholas Bradshaw ordered the owner of 2319 Pedmont Street to repair the structure within 120 days after staff described extensive roof damage, exposed framing and missing egress landings. "I order the owner to repair the structure at 2319 Pedmont Street within 120 days," Bradshaw said.

Scott Elder described the house as vacant with significant roof and siding deterioration and a rear door that leads to a four-foot drop without a required landing, and noted prior repair orders and a history of dirty-lot complaints. Elder told the hearing staff believed the house could be saved with work but requested a 120-day repair order to ensure the owner completes repairs.

Owner Harold Beach addressed the hearing and described storm damage when a neighbor's tree fell and said he has cleaned debris and is securing materials. "I'm in the process of getting materials for it and uh the first thing I want to do is get the roof fixed," Beach said, asking for time to obtain permits and finish repairs. City staff offered to assist Beach with permits and next steps.

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