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',- t� <br />!r -' <br />� � r �jl. , . <br />i' <br />. y �� <br />e <br />Xt, Ogden requested a prcliminary plan reviev o_" plens for remodeling <br />�nd for an addttior. to tE�C.uldberg Fuzniture Store: \ <br />A reviev of the addition was'mede.._ It was sugges[ed Ghat i: be <br />conai•.:red a separate building by uaing a fonr houz ��all and three <br />ho: ?�-nings separating it fron [he exis[ing build.tng. This <br />int...pzetetion was made at our Nednesday weekly meetinq and endorsed <br />5y Eoth the Inepection and the Fire tSarshal D.+partmenta. On May 3rd <br />an inspection vas made by Larry Vognold, Don Hutter. and John Farrens <br />of the existing building. A discusston of the complete building <br />was made at the May Stli mceting of both ctepartments. It is definitely <br />a life hazard building. On May Gth, :ohn Farrena called Mr. Ogden <br />to report the requirements of thc City :or the butlding. 7'he fol- <br />lwin9 are the requirumenta: <br />1. InsUll two new approved stair enclosures. <br />2. Sprinkle entire building. <br />7. Make elevator hatch one hocr. <br />1. The entire buildinq to be rewized eleelrically. <br />John Farzen■ ■tarted to tell him ihe rbove requirementa. He <br />started vith the first item (tvo nev stairs). Mr. Ogdr.n objected <br />end said it wes i�ossible to bring the building up to Cede and <br />that re could not require it. <br />Duzing th� dlscussion of vheth,•r the City crould zequire certain <br />minimun requiremanta, Mr. Farrena atated that reqardleaa of vhether <br />the addition va� built or not, w•e vere going to requize these <br />safety facilities to be done. Before he could euplain the rest of <br />tl�e zequirements, that. ihey vere becauae of life hazard reaeons <br />and thet our requirements would be sometime in the future, Mr. Ogden <br />hmq up. <br />Mz. Goldberg has been informed about some of these conditions some <br />time ago, and at that time he asked to wait until he built the <br />addition to correct these life hazard rnnditions. <br />The building is a fovr story building vith hasement and an attic <br />used !or storage. There ia only one open stair. Trtere are only <br />openinqe in che zear of the builiS�g vhich would be used by <br />the Fire Department to enter the building to Eight fir.s. Sprinklers <br />are required where buildings co not have such openings on each floor. <br />We felt we vere giving Mr. Goldberg a very liberal intecpretation <br />of the Code, vhich is to his advantage by considering these as !wo <br />separate buildings rather than inte=pzet it as one building which <br />vovld require that the whole building be brought up to code. <br />��l 3 %7 /7 / <br />