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Ron says he talked to Mr. Williams and told him at that time to remove the <br />combustibles and lJilliams agreed. <br />We would have no objection to the storage of non-combustibles in tfiis area. <br />I told him that he had a non-complying use and that I did not think the Building <br />Official would permit such a use. Other discussion followed. <br />Later that same day I had Doug Budr.n look at it and he agreed that it was <br />definitely illegal use of the building. <br />This area would be undefendable if a serious fire should get started. It is <br />completely below grade--solid concrete--no openings other than the roll-up <br />doors. No way to vent the place. <br />We feel that they should be requi��ed to remove the combustible storage--to <br />remove the combustible walls illegally constructed or at least fire retard <br />finish them. <br />They should be required to obtain a permit for the work they have done with <br />a penalty along with a change in CO if your department is agreeable. <br />These people who ar� 'facilities managers' know better or should know better. <br />Pat McClain of the Administration was contacted by Mr. Wales, I believe, the <br />store manager. Apparently this is going to be a politically sensitive issue. <br />Pat advised us to 'tell it like it is' in our reports. Enclosed is a copy <br />of our correspondence on the matter. <br />SP/sh <br />Attachments <br />