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Ted Budden <br />From: <br />Sent: <br />To: <br />Cc: <br />Subject: <br />� <br />Jo Geissler-Nelson <br />Tuesday, April 15, 2014 4:32 PM <br />Ted Budden <br />Eric Hicks <br />2 questions <br />� <br />Ted, <br />I have several questions concerning buildings and Steve Goforth told me to ask you. He said that if you did not handle <br />this directly, that you could point me in the right direction. <br />The crews did a fire prevention inspection at 2428 Oakes and wrote up the stairs to apartment #3 as rotten and <br />need of replacement. I went there and they are correct. Upon initial inspection, they look fine. After poking <br />and prodding and pulling, they are very rotten. Should building look at it? <br />I am the fire investigator for the fire that occurred on April 3`d at 3207 Hoyt. I understand that Dr. Hal Bradley <br />just had the building department final inspection. Would you happen to have `after' pictures. In the county <br />records pictures, it appears that the second floor porch to access apartment #1 was partially enclosed on the <br />west end and I would like to verify. <br />If you can help me with either of the above, it would be greatly appreciated. <br />Jo Nelson <br />office -425-257-8127 <br />cell - 425-754-6794 <br />jgeissler-nelson@everettwa.gov <br />You've only got three choices in life: <br />Give up, give in, or give it all you've got. <br />