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(" <br />� <br />�, <br />�. <br />Code C <br />INSPECTI�JN REPORT <br />FROM: Marian Dent, Housing Inspector/Code Compliance Otfi r, City of�verett <br />DATE: August 30,1999 � �� /✓��— <br />SU$J: 3020 Grand Ave. l�3, Everett, WA <br />Cxse: 1375-99 <br />The tenant of this unit called and requested an inspection of the apartment to determine if the <br />existing problems were in violation of the city housing code. She indicated that she had <br />requested, in writing to the owner, that needed repairs be fixed. <br />Upon my arrival at the unit, the tena.a, Wendy Hunter, showed me a letter she had written to the <br />owner of the property requesting repairs and next she produced a report from an inspector for <br />Washington Natural Gas. The report said that the gas fumace could not be operated in its present <br />condition and that the furnace had to be replaced. A section of gas pipii�g had been removed <br />from the fumace system to prevent usage of the fumace. <br />The tenant said the owner of the property was not being cooperative in making the repairs. <br />During my inspection of the unit, the tbllowing deficiencies were noted. These deficiencies may <br />be considered sufficient to declaze the unit subsiandard and hazardous to tha health, safery, and <br />welfare of the occupants. <br />1) The main entrance door frame is broken and/or rotted in the azea of the hinges <br />which leaves the door unsecured and eventually may �.vork its way loose, fall and possibly injure <br />someone. <br />2) There is no heat for the unit. <br />3) Bare wires protrude from the ceiling light fixture in the bedroom. The tenant <br />stated that they no longer use the light fixture because its lights flicker when people walk in the <br />living unit above or on the stainvay in the common area. <br />4) <br />5) <br />The tenant states that the electrical oudet in the bathroom shorts out. <br />The tenant does not have access to the electrical service bo�. <br />