7307 EVERGREEN WAY 2018-01-01 MF Import

c�•coimnecr;ari�: ;:; ...,.... nacesssrv. t?e furt:ier as�:ur.e.�l chat standard rec�tr�ir.��,., :;:,�i-�-�c<s �.�ere fullowed in such m�tCar= as ]�ood p .yt•. �iai]i�g, rc� ., ::i,ici; ;oulu nrt be confirmed withouC er.tensiva disrup[ion of the '':�i.i Iding. ��ur investigatior, w•as directed sulely e<� structural consid--ati„ns and no ,ttcntion w�as given [o other consider.ations such as fir� -Eety, es,ihe[i.cs, atc. !,'e did not in�pect the detached 6ody shop bailding [o the southeast of ehe main buildinf� �_orplex described above. 2. FIi:LD lAVES'[7C:ATIG\5 2._1 Previous Field ir.vastiRations Field investigatior.s consisted of inspertions of the building complex by tBe undersigned on two occasions, assisred as necessarv. The first inspection wa5 made on October lA, 1972 for the purpose of obtaining important dimensions of the buildings and their s[ructural elements and observin� exposed parts of the structures. Since the business was fn full operatior at that time no finlshes were disturbed, wi[h [he exceptien of a sniail area of plasterboard in the ceiling of the Service Entrv. The second lnsper.tion was made on pctober 23, 1972, It was our under— standing that rhe building w�ould be vacan[ at that time and we could remove finishes as r.ecessarv to discover Lhe structure. Although the busiaess was sti.11 in full operation we removed an a-ea of ceiling plasterboard and wall paneling in the Showroom to expose structure which could not be seen otherwise. 2.2 Future Field Inspections We will inspect certain parts of the structure on November 7, 1972 to assist in finalizing our drawings of the Proposed Structural Modificatione. Unless otherwise directed, !t is our intention to observe the etructural conditions exposed durinR che modification work to confirm our assumptione. 2 �• %—;,.i ,%' �_ _'c. , ; �._:_ - . � i— ✓