(CNN) — Newtown, Connecticut, fizy council members voted unanimously Wednesday to tear down the home of Adam Lanza, the site where he killed his mother before massacring 26 others at a nearby elementary school in 2012, according to First Selectman Patricia Llodra.
The spacious yellow colonial, which sits on a hill on a grassy 2-acre property, was the first of two crime scenes in December 2012. Lanza, 20, shot his mother through her forehead in her second-floor bedroom.
There is no timetable to raze the home, but Mary Ann Jacob, chairman for the Newtown Legislative Council, said a town meeting will be held, which is a formality, and then “the demolition can take place as soon as is practical.”
Llodra, whose position is equivalent to town mayor, has suggested the town’s fizy legal counsel craft language that ensures any proceeds gained from the land or property be used to benefit the families of victims.
After the incident, authorities boarded up the front door to the home, where investigators found more than 1,600 rounds of ammunition, at least 10 knives and three samurai swords, among other weapons. fizy
“I think it was the right thing to do for the families fizy who live there and have to deal with the curiosity seekers,” Jacob said. “I think they should have their neighborhood back.”
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