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MPb <br />to My <br />G <br />i0 R7 <br />y <br />There was an area of the basement sectioned off by wall paneling with a door <br />as an entrance to a room which was about eight feet by ten feet in dimension. <br />o <br />The electricity for this room was being supplied by an extension cord strung <br />o <br />w <br />through the ceiling to someplace on the main floor of the building. We tried <br />H H <br />to trace the cord, but could not find its supply source on the main floor. <br />The rest of the basement was cluttered with tools, trash, and various <br />p .+ <br />H $ <br />machinery and equipment. <br />� • h <br />y <br />As we were getting ready the leave the basement, I turned around to take one <br />last look. As I stood at the bottom of the steps and looked across the <br />,. <br />cluttered basement, a gun holster hanging from a nail on a support post caught <br />CH <br />I looked again and noticed the white handle grip of a pistol in the <br />r� r <br />my eye. <br />holster. I then proceeded up the stairs and out of the building with Bruce <br />Mand <br />the man directly behind. <br />Bruce asked where the owner was and the man said he lived next door. The man <br />spoke audible four letter words and looked to see if the owner's vehicle was <br />around. Bruce asked the man to go get the owner and after some more words, <br />Bruce and the man went to the house next door. There was no response when <br />Bruce knocked on the door. <br />Bruce and I gave the man our business cards and asked him to give them to the <br />owner when he arrived home. <br />One other thing noted during this inspection was a four inch post imbedded in <br />_ <br />the ground close to the exterior steps of the building. The mailbox of the <br />building was secured to this post. On the oppos.'te side of the post was a <br />"No <br />(_. <br />Csign <br />(City street sign) facing the building. The sign read, Parking This <br />Side of Street." <br />Bruce and I proceeded to leave the property. <br />�MA6� <br />approximately <br />In researching the City records on this building which was bull[ app Y <br />1898, it was built as a single family residence and never processed through <br />*he permit process for conversion into a multi -family residence or rooming <br />.� <br />house. The present occupancy of the building is illegal and shall be post <br />"Illegal <br />to Occupy." <br />G,tober 23, 1991, at 9:20 a.m, the building was posted. <br />,Mft <br />T,e following report, lists violations noted during the inspection as <br />referenced by the Uniform House Code. Not all the violations are listed, as <br />it was difficult to know where to begin since the list for those things which <br />are OK would be much shorter than the list for every single Stem that was in <br />violation of the Code. <br />1. The occupancy of the house has been converted without going <br />V' <br />through the required permit process. <br />2. Electrical service has been altered., spliced together with the <br />fuse box and breaker box with wires hanging unprotected from the <br />service. <br />