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TO <br />FROM <br />DATE <br />City Attorney <br />Frank Woltring <br />April 1�, 1969 <br />sue�ECT S�ructure Inspection 2915 Nassau <br />CITY OF LVCR[TT. EVLREiT. WASHINGTON <br />An inspection was made on the structure located at z915 Nassau, <br />Everett, Washington, Division C. Block 6�8, Lot 9 by Frank <br />Woltring and Frank Bennett on Aprll 10, 1969. <br />The following cor.ditions were found: <br />It appeared to be a two story duplez. The exterior of the <br />building is single construction covered with a metal imitation <br />brick. Rear second story landing and lower porch are extensively <br />deteriorated. The steps from second story landing has fallen <br />dowri. ( See Photo) <br />Interior walls 2x4 freming wlth lz6 boards and was napered before <br />fire did extensive damage to both stories. <br />In t}�e South center bedroom all four walls have the lx6 boards <br />burned off and the studs and ceiling joist (2x10) are burned to <br />the point of collapsing. The North and South walls of same room <br />are bearing walls supporting the second floor framing. The <br />balance of the lower floor is charred to the extent the lx6 <br />boards would all have to be removed. <br />The fire burned out the stairs to the second floor to the extent <br />they are nearly burned away. <br />The upstairs hall, especially at the top of the stairs, Ss burned <br />through the ceiling and has burned out the 2z4 roof trusses, and <br />the entire roof trusses and roof would have to be replaced. <br />(See Yhoto) The framing in the walls in the hall and all of the <br />walls in the South Center bedroom, 2nd floor, would all have to <br />be replaced. The balance of the floor would have to be stripped <br />to framing. <br />Building would have to be r.ewired and replum'�ed. All wlndors and <br />doors including frames would have to be replace3. <br />The appurtenaul structures are so deteric�ated that they are <br />collapsing and must be removed. (See Pl�oto) Because of the <br />extensive fire damage and deterioration of the structure and <br />lack of set backs and the sides of the property lines, rehabilita- <br />tion of this building is considered prohibitive, and should be <br />demolished. <br />F'W:9b <br />
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