2209 FULTON ST 2016-01-01 MF Import

,-. �x� MEMORANDUM � FROM: MARIAN DEIVT, HOUSING INSPECTOR � DATE: OCTOBER 20, 1994 SUBJ: 2209 PULTON STREET "A" AND "�3" � Numerous events have taken place over the last few weeks regarding this building. I am submitdng the following chronological history to help explain some of the events which have taken place: Sept. 27, 1994 The first indication of a problem was a complaint received from the tenants of both units indicating that the roof of the building was rotted and about to cave in. Sept. 28, 1994 I performed an inspection of the units and sabmitted a report which is on file. During this inspec6on, the tenants informed me that the owner of the property told them they could recover the roof. Some form of payment had been worked out on the situation. Upon removing the old roofing material, the tenants noted that the framing of the roof was rotted. At that time, they advised the owner that they could not do the work because the framing was in bad shape and they could not rebuild the roof framing which was rotted.. 3ept. 29, 1994 A letter was sent to the owner of the property along with a copy of the inspection repo�t. Sept. 30, 1994 The owner responded to the letter and hired someone to perform repairs ro the roof. The contractor obtained building permit M45727, dated 9-30.94 for repair of "framing only of pitched roof'. Oct. 7, 1994 The contractor came in the otfice and requested to void the repair permit he obtained on Sept. 30th. Approval to void the permit was given and I reyuested that the contractor sign the voided permit. According to the Contractor, the owner did not have enough money to buy tl�e materials and pay him for the work. I inspected the building again as this day was a Friday and I wanted to make sure the tenants were not being exposed to the elements as a result of this contractor removing all the roofing