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��� <br /> A� x - <br /> ryx9y <br /> HZH <br /> 1� C) <br /> H pU <br /> '�I H '9 ' . � , . <br /> C/1 H <br /> � O �H <br /> OH <br /> �� g <br /> �� � Ne::t ' he inspection party went to the 2nd floor of the s,.ructure and <br /> z y� i!s pected the living and sleeping area which is m- was part of another <br /> � apartment. This area was livable with no apparent violations. <br /> HH <br /> y �+ The next area was the bathroom which is usable. <br /> gdy <br /> �� Various other rooms of the interior of the structure were visually <br /> o � inspected and the following was observed (nonhaGitable areas at thls <br /> time) : <br /> 1 . Plaster falling from areas of the ceilings and wall . <br /> This damage could be the result of dampness (lack of <br /> heat), building settling or iust plain malicious damage. <br /> As these areas are not used for habitation, the lack of <br /> plaster is not a hazard. <br /> 2. Many of the areas that would normally be utilized for <br /> habitation were lacking plumbing fixtures and heating <br /> units (the fuel for heat would be natural gas) . � <br /> 3. There are some windows that are broken and missing but � <br /> these are riot in the areas that Mr. Green is now utilizing <br /> '�1 for his living. <br /> '_' . I <br /> 4. Electrical fixtures are missing in various areas of the I <br /> '�1 structure but not causing any hazard. <br /> ' ' S. Plumbing fixtures missing in bathrooms that are not being ' <br /> � utilized. � <br /> � During an earlier inspection of the structure it was noted that the roof � <br /> ' was leaking quite badly and was in need of repair. � <br /> � On March 8, 1985 a discussion was held between Norm Vanderpool , Elect- , <br /> �1 rical Inspector, ard myself relative to the electrical service in this <br /> �� building and Norm commented that the service was adequate and is in <br /> no better or worse condition than that of most of the old buildings in <br /> '�' the City of Everett and is not considered to be in a hazardous condition. <br /> i <br /> ��� At this point in time if the structure is closed off from the areas that <br /> �' are being utilized for habitation and is also secured from entrance from <br /> the outside and that no additional interior space is utilized, the <br /> ' Building Official 's Notice and Order and Resolution of Demolition should <br /> be removed from the City Council agenda of April 24, 1985. <br /> Mr. McKee should be made aware that the structure cannot be allowed to <br /> deteriorate any further. If it does, in our opinion, then the City <br /> will have no further alternative but to proceed with abatement proceedings. <br /> _ z _ ' <br />