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Original Message <br /> From:jerry hanna <br /> Sent: Sep 11, 2018 9:47 AM <br /> To: "E. Mattson" <br /> Subject: Re: 624 house issue <br /> Sorry Eric ,an yes working hard trying to get everything <br /> done, I think I got a eletrition do I need a premit,i will call <br /> don an ask for a extra week <br /> On inspection <br /> Get Outlook for Android <br /> From: E. Mattson<big-edm@peoplepc.com> <br /> Sent:Tuesday,September 11, 2018 9:11:30 AM <br /> To: E. Mattson;jerryleehanna@hotmail.com <br /> Subject: Re: 624 house issue <br /> Jerry, <br /> Today is the 11th. I haven't had any updates from you <br /> regarding my email and the house issues. The 14th is fast <br /> approaching and hopefully those vehicles and other <br /> problems are getting resolved. Not sure if you have been in <br /> contact with code enforcement, but if your running behind <br /> you need to contact him before the 14th. As for the other <br /> big issue about the house you need to get back with me <br /> about the demo process. As for buying the property, I can <br /> work out a contract to I think your liking but I need to know. <br /> Eric <br /> Original Message <br /> >From: "E. Mattson" <big-edm@peoplepc.com> <br /> >Sent: Sep 7, 2018 4:54 PM <br /> >To: jerryleehanna@hotmail.com <br /> >Subject: 624 house issue <br /> >Jerry, <br /> >I have been spending quite a bit of time on all of the <br /> issues. I have been to the city several times and have not <br /> had much success. I only have a couple options. The first <br /> option is very, very expensive. It entails as you know an <br /> electrician coming in and revamping all of the electric <br /> issues and bringing them up to today's codes. Then, the <br /> carport and additional rooms that you build and remodeled <br /> would all need to be brought up to today's standards, 2x6 <br /> walls, proper insulation, fire wall sheeting because its to <br /> close to the adjacent neighbor, proper foundation, etc. This <br /> is basically new construction from the ground up, which I <br /> cannot afford to do. The permits and the process for all of <br /> this is very costly and will take a long time. The second <br /> option is the most reasonable according to the planning <br /> and building department. All rooms including the carport <br /> 4 � =. <br />