Fires in state-run institutions, often in poorly maintained buildings, have been a persistent problem in Russia.
Moscow developers and officials often argue that old or poorly maintained buildings are too damaged or costly to save.
Consider the effect if they have the most poorly maintained buildings, the largest class sizes, the most transient students, and the most tenuous status under accountability laws (e.g., are the most likely to be threatened with a "turnaround").
35) is an Act of the Parliament of the United Kingdom that covers landlords' and builders' liability for poorly constructed and poorly maintained buildings, along with any injuries that may result.
A 1950 study by the NCPC found that the small Southwest quarter of the city suffered from high concentrations of old and poorly maintained buildings, overcrowding, and threats to public health (such as lack of running indoor water, sewage systems, electricity, central heating, and indoor toilets).
The 16-unit tan-brick building, built in 1916, was recently added to a list of the 200 most poorly maintained apartment buildings in New York City.
Today's disaster left average Russians stunned and enraged over the perilous state of poorly maintained school buildings.
Low-income families bear the brunt of high-energy costs and poor thermal comfort from poorly maintained apartment buildings.
The two landlords of those buildings were in foreclosure in 2008 and 2009, and have earned a distinction of sorts: They own properties on the city housing agency's annual list of the most poorly maintained apartment buildings in New York City.
In a crackdown on some of the worst landlords in New York City, housing officials have identified 200 of the most poorly maintained apartment buildings and are renewing efforts to force owners to repair hazardous conditions.
