The City of Orange has advanced a maintenance-and-security ordinance that converts its inventory of empty commercial buildings from a code-enforcement headache into a recurring revenue stream, a model that cash-strapped Southern California cities are likely to study closely. Orange has drawn a hard line on landlords who let buildings sit empty and decay, introducing an […]
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