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� <br />Ted Budden <br />From: Ted Budden <br />Sent: Tuesday, May 14, 2013 11:44 AM <br />To: Kevin Fagerstrom <br />Cc: Jeff Heilman; Tony Lee <br />Subject: 5610 Fleming <br />Hello Kevin, <br />We have a property that is out of compliance, Here is the story. <br />r�L <br />1. On 8/29/2006 I posted this property with a stop work order for the construction of an attached garage without <br />the required permits and approvals. <br />2. On 2/20/2007 a permit to construct "the" attached garage was issued. <br />3. On 3/18/2009 the permit to construct the originally unpermitted garage expired with outstanding corrections <br />required. <br />4. On 3/20/2013 Jeff Heilman and I were requested to visit the site by the owner at that time to assess the garage <br />and house for the outstanding corrections so that the required permits and approvals could be pursued and the <br />house could be sold. <br />5. At this site visit it was determined that the unfinished attached garage has structural defects and that the house <br />lacks fire resistive separation from the garage. It was also discovered that the original single family house has <br />been altered without the required permits and approvals to include an basement apartment. <br />6. Since the initial site visit on 3/20/2013 we have not had any applications or inquiry to resolve the o�utstanding <br />violations. <br />7. Today Jeff and I returned to the site to post the property with an Unlawful Structure placard and to try to make <br />contact with the occupants, (we noticed a number of vehicles parked on site). We did contact the new owner <br />and introduced ourselves and our intentions to post the property. The owner informed us that he was familiar <br />with the defects and code concerns as he had been made aware of the this by the seller. He allowed us to post <br />the property and stated that he wished to pursue compliance. <br />8. We advised the owner that we did not want the basement apartment or attached garage used or occupied until <br />approved to do so. <br />I think that based on the history and the known violations we should pursue enforcement action and establish a timeline <br />for compliance. <br />Please place this property on your growing list of things to do. <br />Thank you. <br />Ted Budden <br />