The mayor said the city, county and law enforcement are working together to address the 'deplorable' conditions.
A code enforcement officer stands in a stairwell at Northgate 1 Apartments in Camden, NJ on Thursday, April 28, 2022.Aura Gonzalez races from room to room when the Camden inspector arrives.
Statute requires the Camden County to conduct one inspection every five years to multi-dwelling units, although enforcers typically investigate complaints on a regular basis as well. A Camden spokesman said the city conducts its own multi-dwelling inspections each year, however they had not been to the property since 2019 following a pause due to COVID-19 concerns, a city spokesman said. The recent two-week inspection followed a glut of complaints.
Wolfe has owned the property since 2011, city records provided by the county showed. A spokesman said city tax records do not indicate he owns any other properties in Camden. While state tax records also indicate Wolfein New Jersey, that remains unclear. Corporations that he is a member of and own other properties may not necessarily have his name listed on them.
“Northgate 1 we consider a city of its own. They have different rules here … There are complete sections of the city that are safer than this one building,” Rodriguez said. “That’s how serious things are.” Jose Rios, 48, removed the dust cover from a smoke detector is his mothers apartment in Camden, NJ on Thursday, April 28, 2022. According to Camden's Chief Fire Marshal David Munoz, the cover was installed by contractors during the installation of the unit to prevent dust from accidentally setting it off and it should have been removed before the system was placed in service.
The mayor said the city has heard some interest from a new owner to take over the property. He did not provide more details as those talks are still very early on, he said. “For 40-plus years, has been neglected and the possible new developer doesn’t appear to want to try anything different than has been done in the past. It doesn’t give me faith there’s going to be improvement as it relates to the quality of life in that building,” Reyes-Morton said.Camden Special Services District
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