I noticed that some of the urban areas have decent parts of town where the community is being restored.

Clearly PG&E comes at some point to restore power to the neighborhood.

The black light fixture and the track lighting was from the ReStore. 

He traded that for a water well drilling business later on, and soon added a Remodeling and Victorian Restoration component, a Heating and Air component and a Plumbing component.  

Instead go to the same supply houses which the remediation and restoration on tractors use.

If not, I might grant the request but require the tenant to pay for it and to restore it back.We have a policy called "Make It Your Own Home"... where by we grant some requests from tenants that are cosmetic in nature.

The city is most likely going to put a time limit on razing the property, so you'll need to find a good demo contractor that will haul off the debris, cut the foundations below grade per city requirements and fill the basement/restore the site.  

@Daniel Holbrook, if you didn't get any takers, might want to check with http://www.habitat.org/restores instead of adding to the landfill.

I specialize in SFR, insurance restoration, construction defect and remodel.

I don't know if that restores your entitlement to use on another house (probably not).