Legacy Country Club rehabilitation and condemnation withdrawal
Tuscaloosa
Summary
The city is moving to condemn 13 of 34 buildings at the Legacy Country Club apartments on Mimosa Park Road after more than a year of failed code enforcement efforts. Around ten tenants still live there amid open vacant units, overflowing dumpsters, and even an illegal sublet discovered by inspectors.
At a glance
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Last discussed Aug 18, 2026.
Impact analysis
Owners have already paid about $170,000 in delinquent taxes and water bills owed to the city.
Residents of the complex and neighbors could see unsafe conditions addressed if condemnation proceeds.
The remaining tenants face displacement, and the property owner faces loss of use of the condemned buildings.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Pre Council Briefing - Aug 18, 2026
The apartment complex has been a eyesore and public nuisance problem for years. The MOU forces the owners to prove financing within 90 days, secure the site, report monthly, and complete pool, clubhouse and facility renovations — or the city can come right back for condemnation without the usual notice period.
Public Projects Committee - Jul 21, 2026
The city is moving to condemn 13 of 34 buildings at the Legacy Country Club apartments on Mimosa Park Road after more than a year of failed code enforcement efforts. Around ten tenants still live there amid open vacant units, overflowing dumpsters, and even an illegal sublet discovered by inspectors.
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