Heavy equipment began tearing down mobile homes this week, but even as the cleanup moves forward, city leaders say questions remain about the property owner and what comes next for the site.
CBS News Sacramento first reported on conditions at the park last year after firefighters discovered a body inside a shed on the property.
Lopez said the city had limited authority to intervene because California regulates mobile home parks, leaving responsibility for demolishing the property with owner Anthony Nowaid and Metro Investments Group.
According to the mayor, Ceres police gave the property owner a timeline to begin demolition. Nowaid had previously said work would start Jan. 1, but demolition did not begin until more than six months later.
The property owner previously faced a class-action lawsuit filed by residents who alleged their electricity was shut off in retaliation. The park later closed and residents were forced to leave, but many of the abandoned mobile homes remained, attracting squatters and creating ongoing safety concerns.
"They remove anything that can be recycled, anything that's hazardous material," a Ceres Fire official said. "They mitigate that, and then what's left, they dispose of appropriately."
"The reality is, what are we going to do next?" he said.
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