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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1990 - Demolition Board Minutes OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS of the DEMOLITION HEARING OFFICERS November 29, 1990 HEARING OFFICERS PRESENT: Gloria Jones, J. Paul Thompson, and Donald Hartwick STAFF PRESENT: John Salmons and Michele Restainer OLD BUSINESS: None NEW BUSINESS: First Case - 811 Bement The Owner, Sam Usman and the Contractor Holder Robert Templeton were present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $5,430, estimated cost of repairs is $8,100. Mr. Usman explained that Ms. .Hatfield was renting with option to buy, however, she did not pay her rent and he had to evict her. Mr. Usman stated that after she had moved out the structure was a mess. He had a new party that was interested in it, but were not able to secure a loan to make the necessary repairs. The house has been vacant since September 1990. The Hearing Officer's viewed pictures of the structure and correspondence that was sent to the owner. Mr. Thompson asked what had happened to the furnace pipes? Mr. Usman did not know. Mr. Usman did state that he had cleaned the structure and put down some floor boards and painted. He stated that the only permit he had obtained at this time was building permit, but that no inspections have been made. Mr. Thompson asked what plans Mr. Usman had regarding the Plumbing, heating and electrical . Mr. Usman had no plans at this time. Mr. Usman was advised that he must have registered contractors perform the plumbing, heating and electrical repairs. Mr. Thompson also explained that Mr. Usman must show good faith in making repairs in order for the demolition procedure to be stopped. Mr. Usman stated he would do his best to make the repairs. Mr. Templeton stated that the house is a nice little bungalow and agreed that it had been abused, but could be repaired. He also stated that he had faith in Mr. Usman that the repairs would be made. Mr. Thompson determined that the structure at 811 Bement be made safe for occupancy or demolished with 14 days , or by December 13, 1990. Second Case - 4638 Bristol The n w Lvher, Steve Chieppo, was present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assese klue of the structure is $5,827, estimated cost of repairs is $10,200. r,; C ieo stated that he had a building permit and had started on the LO co -- i C-D C-D �, uJ J 0 ` O >- O a Demolition Hearing Minut ' November 29, 1990 Page 2 footings. He had just purchased the structure on October 9, 1990, from Frank Basel . He stated he would be working on the structure to complete repairs. Mr. Thompson suggested that the property be tabled for 60 days to allow this new owner a reasonable time frame. Third Case - 224 Bingham No Owner was present. Mr. Salmons stated that the assessed value of the structure is $12,371 , estimated cost of repairs is $17,000. The Hearing Officer's were provided with pictures of the structure and correspondence sent to the owners of record. Mr. Salmons explained that there is a group trying to obtain funds through Community Development to repair the structure. Mr. Hartwick asked how long the structure has been vacant. Mr. Salmons stated at least two years. Mr. Hartwick determined that the structure at 224 Bingham be made safe for occupancy within 14 days , or by December 13, 1990. Fourth Case - 715 S. Francis No Owner was present, however, a Mr. Clausen had stopped by the office the morning of November 29, 1990, and dropped off a letter stating he was the owner and what his plans were for the structure. Mr. Salmons explained the assessed value of the structure is $6,811 , estimated cost of repairs is $9,600. Mr. Salmons further explained that the structure was before the Hearing Officers last year and was held because of D.N.R. involvement. The new owners, to date, have not made any repairs. Mr. Salmons explained that the owners may have problems obtaining a building permit due to the fact that this structure is deep in the flood plain. Mrs. Jones determined that the structure at 715 S. Francis be made safe for occupancy or demolished within 14 days , or by December 13, 1990. Fifth Case - 215 S. Eight No Owner was present. Mr. Salmons stated that the assessed value of the structure is $10,638, estimated cost of repairs is $15,750. Mr. Salmons explained that the owner was attempting to make repairs , however, he was not doing an adequate job. The owner has permits, but hasn't done anything right. Mr. Salmons also advised the Hearing Officers that this is a non-conforming three unit and would have to revert back to a two unit should the owner spend more than $8,000 in repairs. Mr. Salmons had reason to believe that should that happen, the present owner would walk away from the structure. The Hearing Officers reviewed recent pictures and correspondence. Mrs. Jones determined that the structure at 215 S. Eight be made safe for occupancy or demolished within 14 days, or by December 13, 1990. Respectf�l`ly s i ed, John Salmons Secretary JS/mmr OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS R E C D of the Bi: DEMOLITION HEARING OFFICERS ,90 DEC 12 AM 9 18 November 29, 1990 HEARING OFFICERS PRESENT: Gloria Jones, J. Paul Thompson, and Donald Hartwick STAFF PRESENT: John Salmons and Michele Restainer OLD BUSINESS: None NEW BUSINESS: First Case - 811 Bement The Owner, Sam Usman and the Contractor Holder Robert Templeton were present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $5,430, estimated cost of repairs is $8,100. Mr. Usman explained that Ms. Hatfield was renting with option to buy, however, she did not pay her rent and he had to evict her. Mr. Usman stated that after she had moved out the structure was a mess. He had a new party that was interested in it, but were not able to secure a loan to make the necessary repairs. The house has been vacant since September 1990. The Hearing Officer' s viewed pictures of the structure and correspondence that was sent to the owner. Mr. Thompson asked what had happened to the furnace pipes? Mr. Usman did not know. Mr. Usman did state that he had cleaned the structure and put down some floor boards and painted. He stated that the only permit he had obtained at this time was building permit, but that no inspections have been made. Mr. Thompson asked what plans Mr. Usman had regarding the plumbing, heating and electrical . Mr. Usman had no plans at this time. Mr. Usman was advised that he must have registered contractors perform the plumbing, heating and electrical repairs. Mr. Thompson also explained that Mr. Usman must show good faith in making repairs in order for the demolition procedure to be stopped. Mr. Usman stated he would do his best to make the repairs. Mr. Templeton stated that the house is a nice little bungalow and agreed that it had been abused, but could be repaired. He also stated that he had faith in Mr. Usman that the repairs would be made. Mr. Thompson determined that the structure at 811 Bement be made safe for occupancy or demolished with 14 days, or by December 13, 1990. Second Case - 4638 Bristol The new owner, Steve Chieppo, was present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assesed value of the structure is $5,827, estimated cost of repairs is $10,200. Mr. Chieppo stated that he had a building permit and had started on the Demolition Hearii linutes ' November 29, 1990 Page 2 footings. He had just purchased the structure on October 9, 1990, from Frank Basel . He stated he would be working on the structure to complete repairs. Mr. Thompson suggested that the property be tabled for 60 days to allow this new owner a reasonable time frame. Third Case - 224 Bingham No Owner was present. Mr. Salmons stated that the assessed value of the structure is $12,371 , estimated cost of repairs is $17,000. The Hearing Officer's were provided with pictures of the structure and correspondence sent to the owners of record. Mr. Salmons explained that there is a group trying to obtain funds through Community Development to repair the structure. Mr. Hartwick asked how long the structure has been vacant. Mr. Salmons stated at least two years. Mr. Hartwick determined that the structure at 224 Bingham be made safe for occupancy within 14 days , or by December 13, 1990. Fourth Case - 715 S. Francis No Owner was present, however, a Mr. Clausen had stopped by the office the morning of November 29, 1990, and dropped off a letter stating he was the owner and what his plans were for the structure. Mr. Salmons explained the assessed value of the structure is $6,811 , estimated cost of repairs is $9,600. Mr. Salmons further explained that the structure was before the Hearing Officers last year and was held because of D.N.R. involvement. The new owners, to date, have not made any repairs. Mr. Salmons explained that the owners may have problems obtaining a building permit due to the fact that this structure is deep in the flood plain. Mrs. Jones determined that the structure at 715 S. Francis be made safe for occupancy or demolished within 14 days, or by December 13, 1990. Fifth Case - 215 S. Eight No Owner was present. Mr. Salmons stated that the assessed value of the structure is $10,638, estimated cost of repairs is $15,750. Mr. Salmons explained that the owner was attempting to make repairs, however, he was not doing an adequate job. The owner has permits, but hasn't done anything right. Mr. Salmons also advised the Hearing Officers that this is a non-conforming three unit and would have to revert back to a two unit should the owner spend more than $8,000 in repairs. Mr. Salmons had reason to believe that should that happen, the present owner would walk away from the structure. The Hearing Officers reviewed recent pictures and correspondence. Mrs. Jones determined that the structure at 215 S. Eight be made safe for occupancy or demolished within 14 days, or by December 13, 1990. RespectfAly s i ed, John Salmons Secretary JS/mmr OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS of the DEMOLITION HEARING OFFICERS October 25, 1990 HEARING OFFICERS PRESENT: Gloria Jones and Donald Hartwick HEARING OFFICERS ABSENT: J. Paul Thompson STAFF PRESENT: John Salmons and Michele Restainer OLD BUSINESS: None NEW BUSINESS: First Case - 414 N. Logan No Owner was present. Mr. Salmons explained the that the assessed value of the structure is $4,775, estimated cost of repairs is $7,500. Mr. Salmons stated that this structure was in the original plan for the Logan/M.L.K. Blvd. expansion, but was deleted when the plan was revised. The structure has been vacant for a considerable time, and had a fire on July 27, 1990. The Hearing Officers reviewed pictures and correspondence sent to the owner. Mrs. Jones determined that the structure at 414 N. Logan be made safe for occupancy or demolished within 14 days, or by November 8, 1990. Second Case - 124 Bell No Owner was present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $9,500, estimated cost of repairs is $14,500. Mr. Salmons explained that the structure was inspected on June 29, 1989, and was vacated because it was determined to be substandard and dangerous to habitants. No repairs were made to the structure. The Hearing Officers reviewed pictures and correspondence sent to the owner. Mr. Hartwick determined that the structure at 124 Bell be made safe for occupancy or demolished within 14 days, or by November 8, 1990. Respectf y submi t John P. Salmons Chief Code Compliance Officer JPS/mmr L1; S Wd P 150 06. NECEIVED 0 C i V r i990�J IJ ,V MAYOR'S OF1=IC9 CITY OF LANSING OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS of the DEMOLITION HEARING OFFICERS October 25, 1990 HEARING OFFICERS PRESENT: Gloria Jones and Donald Hartwick HEARING OFFICERS ABSENT: J. Paul Thompson STAFF PRESENT: John Salmons and Michele Restainer OLD BUSINESS: None NEW BUSINESS: First Case - 414 N. Logan No Owner was present. Mr. Salmons explained the that the assessed value of the structure is $4,775, estimated cost of repairs is $7,500. Mr. Salmons stated that this structure was in the original plan for the Logan/M.L.K. Blvd. expansion, but was deleted when the plan was revised. The structure has been vacant for a considerable time, and had a fire on July 27, 1990. The Hearing Officers reviewed pictures and correspondence sent to the owner. Mrs. Jones determined that the structure at 414 N. Logan be made safe for occupancy or demolished within 14 days, or by November 8, 1990. Second Case - 124 Bell No Owner was present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $9,500, estimated cost of repairs is $14,500. Mr. Salmons explained that the structure was inspected on June 29, 1989, and was vacated because it was determined to be substandard and dangerous to habitants. No repairs were made to the structure. The Hearing Officers reviewed pictures and correspondence sent to the owner. Mr. Hartwick determined that the structure at 124 Bell be made safe for occupancy or demolished within 14 days, or by November 8, 1990. Respectf y submi t , John P. Salmons Chief Code Compliance Officer JPS/mmr 0 06, Z Wd 9Z 1�0 OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS of the DEMOLITION HEARING OFFICERS September 27, 1990 HEARING OFFICERS PRESENT: J. Paul Thompson and Gloria Jones HEARING OFFICERS ABSENT: Don Hartwick STAFF PRESENT: John Salmons and Michele Restainer OLD BUSINESS First Case - 428 E. Howe The Owners, Mr. & Mrs. Mocherman, were present. Their Attorney, Mr. Crenshaw arrived later. Mr. & Mrs. Mocherman explained that the Department of Social Services would not allow them any monies for repair to their home. However, they had started working with Develop- ment on obtaining funds to repair the structure. They were trying to obtain a clear title to their property that had never been registered. Mr. Crenshaw stated he would help them with this. Mr. Thompson stated that he would make the determination of the property at 428 E. Howe be made safe for occupancy or demolished with 14 days, or by October 12, 1990. However, he advised the owners that they should continue to work with the City to obtain funds, and advise Mr. Salmons of their progress. Second Case - 741 Comfort No Owner was present. Mr. Salmons was not aware of any further progress on the structure. Mrs. Jones determined that the structure at 741 Comfort be made safe for occupancy or demolished with 14 days, or by October 12, 1990. NEW BUSINESS: First Case - 118 Everettdale co cn -� 0 The Owner's were not present, however, the Land Contract Holder's son, Bert Lardie, was present to represent his parents. Mr. Salmonp explained that the assessed value of the structure is $7,970, estimateFL, cost of repairs is $9,500. Mr. Lardie explained th4 his parents hap sold the property to the neighbor next door on a land contract, ands �- that the sale agreement stipulated that the structure must be repaired U Mr. Salmons advised Mr. Lardie that the Building Safety Division diL z OS 6 WY OT 100 061 �t�ISN�+`�l •Q���i Demolition Hearing Minutes September 27, 1990 Page 2 not have a copy of the contract, therefore, notice of the meeting was not sent to the new owner. Mr. Salmons stated that he would contact the new owner for a copy of the sales agreement. The Hearing Officer's reviewed pictures of the structure and previous correspondence sent to the owners. Mr. Thompson determined that the structure at 118 Everettdale be made safe for occupancy within 14 days or demolished, or by October 12, 1990. Second Case - 317 N. Pennsylvania Mr. Scott Rokely representing Capitol Federal Savings Bank, the owner through foreclosure, was present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the property is $16,058, estimated cost of repairs is $35,000. Mr. Rokely stated that they had foreclosed on the property, and redemption rights expired on September 10, 1990. It was then sold to Federal Home Loan Mortgage Co. (FHLMC) who has requested an estimate. Capitol Federal is waiting for this government agency to respond as to what they want to do with the structure whether it be sell , repair, or demolish. The Hearing Officer's reviewed pictures of the structure and correspondence sent to the previous owners. Mrs. Jones determined that the structure at 317 N. Pennsylvania be Waft �„i�A for occupancy or demolished within 14 days , or by October 12, 1990. Third Case - 1110 E. Grand River The Land Contract Owner, Bob Hazard, was present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $7,106, estimated cost of repairs is $9,000. Mr. Hazard stated that he had made substantial repairs to the structure and has approximately two to three weeks of work left to complete it. All permits have been pulled, the plumbing has been repaired and inspected. He has removed the unsafe chimney, and will be replacing the eave boards. Mr. Hazard expressed concern that Mr. Carrick, Code Compliance Officer, was being excessively harsh and asked that he be given consideration since he was showing good progress. Mr. Salmons stated that he had walked through the structure and that Mr. Hazard has made good progress. Mr. Salmons stated that he was removing this property from demolition consideration. The Hearing Officer's concurred. Fourth Case - 1205-07 W. Ionia No Owner was present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $7,279, estimated cost of repairs is $15,500. Demolition Hearing "inutes September 27, 199L Page 3 Mr. Salmons stated that Frank Basel was in the process of getting the property back from Rick Phillips who is in hiding from arrest warrants. The Hearing Officers reviewed pictures and correspondence on the struc- ture. Mr. Thompson determined that the structure at 1205-07 W. Ionia be made safe for occupancy or demolished within 14 days, or by October 12, 1990. Fifth Case - 915 W. Kalamazoo No Owner was present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $10,700, estimated cost of repair is $20,000. Mr. Salmons stated that this is a fire damaged structure and that no repairs have been made. The Hearing Officer's reviewed pictures and correspondence. Mrs. Jones determined that the structure at 915 W. Kalamazoo be made safe for occupancy or demolished within 14 days , or by October 12, 1990. Respe tully submitted, /1�4 fh.0 John Salmons Secretary OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS of the DEMOLITION HEARING OFFICERS September 27, 1990 HEARING OFFICERS PRESENT: J. Paul Thompson and Gloria Jones HEARING OFFICERS ABSENT: Don Hartwick STAFF PRESENT: John Salmons and Michele Restainer OLD BUSINESS First Case - 428 E. Howe The Owners, Mr. & Mrs. Mocherman, were present. Their Attorney, Mr. Crenshaw arrived later. Mr. & Mrs. Mocherman explained that the Department of Social Services would not allow them any monies for repair to their home. However, they had started working with Develop- ment on obtaining funds to repair the structure. They were trying to obtain a clear title to their property that had never been registered. Mr. Crenshaw stated he would help them with this. Mr. Thompson stated that he would make the determination of the property at 428 E. Howe be made safe for occupancy or demolished with 14 days, or by October 12, 1990. However, he advised the owners that they should continue to work with the City to obtain funds, and advise Mr. Salmons of their progress. Second Case - 741 Comfort No Owner was present. Mr. Salmons was not aware of any further progress on the structure. Mrs. Jones determined that the structure at 741 Comfort be made safe for occupancy or demolished with 14 days , or by October 12, 1990. NEW BUSINESS: First Case - 118 Everettdale The Owner's were not present, however, the Land Contract Holder's son, Bert Lardie, was present to represent his parents. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $7,970, estimated c^:t of repairs is $9,500. Mr. Lardie explained tharhis parents had sold the property to the neighbor next door on a land contract, and that the sale agreement stipulated that the structure must be repaired. Mr. Salmons advised Mr. Lardie that the Building Safety Division did SZ T1 Wd Z 100 06, N� `;,;; DW3NV1 'gO329 Demolition Hearing Minutes September 27, 1990 Page 2 not have a copy of the contract, therefore, notice of the meeting was not sent to the new owner. Mr. Salmons stated that he would contact the new owner for a copy of the sales agreement. The Hearing Officer's' reviewed pictures of the structure and previous correspondence sent to the owners. Mr. Thompson determined that the structure at 118 Everettdale be made safe for occupancy within 14 days or demolished, or by October 12, 1990. Second Case - 317 N. Pennsylvania Mr. Scott Rokely representing Capitol Federal Savings Bank, the owner through foreclosure, was present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the property is $16,058, estimated cost of repairs is $35,000. Mr. Rokely stated that they had foreclosed on the property, and redemption rights expired on September 10, 1990. It was then sold to Federal Home Loan Mortgage Co. (FHLMC) who has requested an eqt i,i a If,, Capitol Federal is waiting for this government agency to respond as to what they want to do with the structure whether it be sell , repair, or demolish. The Hearing Officer's reviewed pictures of the structure and correspondence sent to the previous owners. Mrs. Jones determined that the structure at 317 N. Pennsylvania be made safe for occupancy or demolished within 14 days , or by October 12, 1990. Third Case - 1110 E. Grand River The Land Contract Owner, Bob Hazard, was present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $7,106, estimated cost of repairs is $9,000. Mr. Hazard stated that he had made substantial repairs to the structure and has approximately two to three weeks of work left to complete it. All permits have been pulled, the plumbing has been repaired and inspected. He has removed the unsafe chimney, and will be replacing the eave boards. Mr. Hazard expressed concern that Mr. Carrick, Code Compliance Officer, was being excessively harsh and asked that he be given consideration since he was showing good progress. Mr. Salmons stated that he had walked through the structure and that Mr. Hazard has made good progress. Mr. Salmons stated that he was removing this property from demolition consideration. The Hearing Officer's concurred. Fourth Case - 1205-07 W. Ionia No Owner was present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $7,279, estimated cost of repairs is $15,500. Demolition Hearing M' -tes September 27, 1990 Page 3 Mr. Salmons stated that Frank Basel was in the process of getting the property back from Rick Phillips who is in hiding from arrest warrants. The Hearing Officers reviewed pictures and correspondence on the struc- ture. Mr. Thompson determined that the structure at 1205-07 W. Ionia be made safe for occupancy or demolished within 14 days, or by October 12, 1990. Fifth Case - 915 W. Kalamazoo No Owner was present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $10,700, estimated cost of repair is $20,000. Mr. Salmons stated that this is a fire damaged structure and that no repairs have been made. The Hearing Officer's reviewed pictures and correspondence. Mrs. Jones determined that the structure at 915 W. Kalamazoo be made safe for occupancy or demolished within 14 days, or by October 12, 1990. /Re)sppetull submitted, John Salmons Secretary OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS of the DEMOLITION HEARING OFFICERS August 23, 1990 HEARING OFFICERS PRESENT: J. Paul Thompson - cm .. 0 HEARING OFFICERS ABSENT: Gloria Jones and Don Hartwick cn M c� - ia STAFF PRESENT: Henry Hernandez and Michele Restainer Ln OLD BUSINESS: rn 3 741 Comfort Street: Mr. Jeffrey Johnson was present. Mr. Hernandez explained that ' owner is working on the structure and has made progress. Mr. Johnson stated he would continue to work on the structure to complete it. Mr. Thompson determined that the structure at 741 Comfort Street be tabled for another 30 days. NEW BUSINESS: First Case - 4917 Starr The Owner was not present, however, two neighbors were. Mr. Hernandez explained that the assessed value of the structure is $11,242, estimated cost of repairs is $14,000. The neighbors, Pat Sisco and Tammy Stannard, spoke in support of the demolition of the structure and presented a petition signed by 26 neighbors on Starr Avenue. Ms. Sisco explained that they have a rodent problem due to the condition of the structure, and the fact that it is vacant and unsafe. Mr. Thompson reviewed correspondence and pictures of the structure. Mr. Thompson determined that the structure at 4917 Starr be made safe for habitation or demolished within 14 days, or by September 6, 1990. Second Case - 428 E. Howe The Owners, Mr. & Mrs. Mocherman and their Attorney, Louis Crenshaw, were present. Mr. Hernandez explained that the assessed value of the structure is $4,292, estimated cost of repairs is $10,000. Mr. Mocherman explained that he had cleaned the yard, getting rid of all the debris. Mr. Crenshaw explained that Mr. & Mrs. Mocherman are trying to work with the Department of Social Services to. obtain funds to make . the necessary repairs. He further explained that the Mocherman 's were not financially able to make the repairs on their own. Mrs. Mocherman stated that they had installed a new water Demolition Hear' Minutes August 23, 1990 Page 2 heater and a new roof. However, Mr. Thompson noted in the pictures of the structure that the roof is sagging. Mr. Thompson asked about the progress with the Department of Social Services. Mrs. Mocherman stated that they are waiting for a hearing to be scheduled, and that she has never dealt with D.S.S. in these terms so she doesn't know their time frame. Mr. Crenshaw asked that the structure be tabled to allow the Mocherman's time to see 'if D.S.S. will help them Mr. Thompson determined that the structure at 428 E. Howe be tabled for 30 days. Third Case - 226 S. Hosmer (Garage Only) The Owner, Ms. Shook, was present. Mr. Hernandez explained that the garage had no assessed value, estimated cost of repairs is $2,000. Ms. Shook explained that a neighbors tree had fallen in the last year causing the damage to the garage. Mr. Thompson reviewed pictures of the garage and explained to Ms. Shook her responsibility for maintaining the garage. Mr. Thompson determined that the garage at 226 S. Hosmer be made safe for its intended use or demolished within 14 days , or by September 6, 1990. Fourth Case - 2113 Marcus The Owner, Mr. Buchner, was present. Mr. Hernandez explained that the assessed value of the structure is 5,142, estimated cost of repair is $10,000. Mr. Hernandez also explained that this was a fire damaged structure with the fire occurring on September 25, 1989. Mr. Buchner stated that the insurance company still has not settled on the fire, and he would not be doing anything with the structure until he had a determination from the insurance company. Mr. Thompson reviewed pictures and correspondence. Mr. Thompson determined that the structure at 2113 Marcus be made safe for occupancy or demolished within 14 days, or by September 6, 1990. Fifth Case - 1233-35 N. Walnut No Owner was present. Mr. Hernandez explained that the assessed value of the structure is $17,320, estimated cost of repairs is $19,000. Mr. Hernandez further explained that the structure has been vacant and boarded for quite sometime. Mr. Thompson reviewed pictures of the structure and correspondence sent to the owners. Demolition Hearin Minutes August 23, 1990 Page 3 Mr. Thompson determined that the structure at 1233-35 N. Walnut be made safe for occupancy or demolished within 14 days, or by September 6, 1990. Sixth Case - 909 W. Kalamazoo No Owner was present. Mr. Hernandez explained that the assessed value of the structure is $8,220, estimated cost of repairs is $9,800. Mr. Hernandez further explained that this structure had been raided .for drugs. The outside of the structure is not in bad condition, but the inside has been destroyed. Mr. Thompson reviewed pictures and correspondence. Mr. Thompson determined that the structure at 909 W. Kalamazoo .be made safe for occupancy or demolished within 14 days , or by September 6, 1990. Seventh Case - 422 Liberty No Owner was present. Mr. Hernandez explained that the assessed value of the structure is $9,491 , estimated cost of repairs is $39,000. Mr. Hernandez further explained that this structure was severely damaged by fire. Mr. Thompson reviewed pictures and correspondence to the owner. Mr. Thompson determined that the structure at 422 Liberty be made safe for occupancy or demolished within 14 days , or by September 6, 1990. Respectfully submitted, Henry Hernandez Acting Secretary RECo. LANS;NG OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS 190 0 of the DEMOLITION HEARING OFFICERS July 26, 1990 HEARING OFFICERS PRESENT: Gloria Jones, Don Hartwick, J. Paul Thompson STAFF PRESENT: John Salmons and Michele Restainer OLD BUSINESS: None NEW BUSINESS: First Case - 1106 W. Ionia No Owner was 'present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $6,360, estimated cost of repairs is $30,000. The Hearing Officers reviewed pictures and letters sent to the owner. Mr. Salmons stated that this was a fire damaged structure and that the owner agreed that the house should be demolished. The owner applied for a demolition permit in May 1990, but to date has not paid the $35.00 fee and obtained the permit. Mr. Hartwick determined that the structure at 1106 W. Ionia be made safe for occupancy, or demolished with 14 days, or by August 8, 1990. Second Case - 1119 Hickory (Garage) No Owner was present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $500, estimated cost of repairs is $1 ,000. Mr. Salmons explained to the Hearing Officers that the owner has made some repairs , however, the repairs are not enough to stop the demolition process. The Hearing Officers reviewed pictures and documentation sent to the owner. Mrs. Jones determined that the garage at 1119 Hickory be made safe for its intended use, or demolished within 14 days , or by August 9, 1990. Third Case - 4301 Christiansen No Owner was present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $6,825, estimated cost of repairs is $16,000. The Hearing Officers reviewed pictures and correspondence. There was discussion concerning whether the owner had contacted the Building Safety Division as to their plans for the structure. Mr. Salmons explained that he had not heard from the owners , even after they received their certified letter regarding the demolition hearing. Demolition Hea g Minutes July 26, 1990 Page 2 Mr. Hartwick determined that the structure at 4301 Christiansen be made safe for occupancy, or demolished within 14 days , or by August 9, 1990. Fourth Case - 741 Comfort No Owner was present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the property is $12,109, estimated cost of repairs is $35,000. Mr. Salmons explained that the structure had been substantially damaged by fire, but that the owner had a Building Permit and was making repairs. Mr. Salmons requested that the Hearing Officers table this structure for 30 days after which a progress report would be given. Mrs. Jones determined that the structure at 741 Comfort would be tabled for 30 days. A progress report is to be given at the August 1990 meeting. Fifth Case - 920 N. Chestnut No Owner was present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $11 ,330, estimated cost of repairs is $32,000. It was explained to the Hearing Officers that this was an owner occupied house that had been raided for drugs. The house has been poorly maintained to include inside and out. The Hearing Officers reviewed the pictures and correspondence. Mr. Thompson determined that the structure at 920 N. Chestnut be made safe for occupancy, or demolished within 14 days, or by August 9, 1990. Respectf ly submit d John P. Salmons Chief Code Compliance Officer JPS/mmr OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS of the DEMOLITION HEARING OFFICERS June 28, 1990 a HEARING OFFICERS PRESENT: Gloria Jones and J. Paul Thompson MEMBERS ABSENT: Donald Hartwick w STAFF PRESENT: John Salmons and Michele Restainer OLD BUSINESS: None CS NEW BUSINESS: p 0 First Case - 1011 Clear No Owner was present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $9,350, estimated cost of repairs is $11,000. The Hearing Officers reviewed pictures of the structure and letters sent to the owner. Mr. Thompson determined that the structure at 1011 Clear be made safe for occupancy or demolished with 14 days, or by July 12, 1990. - Second Case - 2602 Fielding No Owner was present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $2,200, estimated cost of repairs is $27,000. It was explained to the Hearing Officers that this was a fire damaged structure owned by Quaker Management. The fire was quite extensive. The Hearing Officers viewed pictures of the structure and letters sent to the owners. Ms. Jones determined that the structure at 2602 Fielding be made safe for occupancy or demolished within 14 days, or by July 12, 1990. Third Case - 215 E. South Street No Owner was present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $7,140, estimated cost of repairs is $10,000. Mr. Salmons stated that Banc One had contacted him and they would possibly deed the structure to the City for the Homesteading Program, but no decision had been made at this time. Mr. Thompson determined that the structure at 215 E. South Street be made safe for occupancy or demolished within 14 days, or by July 12, 1990. Demolition Heari, J Minutes June 28, 1990 Page 2 Fourth Case - 1306 Ada (Garage) No Owner was present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $500, estimated cost of repairs is $1 ,000. The Hearing Officers reviewed pictures of the structure and a letter sent to the owner. Ms. Jones determined that the garage at 1306 Ada be made safe for its intended use or demolished within 14 days, or by July 12, 1990. Fifth Case - 814 Max No Owner was present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $11,340, estimated cost of repairs is $50,000. Mr. Salmons stated that this was a fire damaged structure. The Hearing Officers reviewed pictures of the structure, and letters sent to the owner. Mr. Thompson determined that the structure at 814 Max be made safe for occupancy or demolished within 14 days, or by July 12, 1990. Sixth Case - 922 Shepard No Owner .was present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $5,805, estimated cost of repairs is $10,000. Mr. Salmons stated that the Martin Block Company may purchase the structure and demolish it. It has been totally vandalized. Ms. Jones determined that the structure at 922 Shepard be made safe for occupancy or demolished within 14 days, or by July 12, 1990 Respec ully ubmitted, John Salmons Secretary OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS of the DEMOLITION HEARING OFFICERS 44 April 26, 1990 HEARING OFFICER' S PRESENT: Gloria Jones, J. Paul Thompson, Donald Hartwick STAFF PRESENT: John Salmons and Michele Restainer OLD BUSINESS: None NEW BUSINESS: First Case - 511 Hylewood The Owners , Leeland Johnstone and William Johnstone, were present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $6,390, estimated cost of repairs is $25,000. It was also explained to the Hearing Officers that there is substantial roof problems and the basement walls are bowing. The Hearing Officers were provided with pictures to view, and discussion took place on other problems with the structure. Mr. William Johnstone explained that he was going through bankruptcy and as soon as it was closed he would be deeding the property to his brother, Leeland, who is planning to refurbish the structure. Mr. Leeland Johnstone stated he would be fixing the house as soon as he had a clear title. Mr. Thompson asked about the bowed basement walls. Mr. Salmons explained that bowed walls typically indicates that the footings are gone. Mrs. Jones asked if Mr. Leeland Johnstone was reasonably sure as to whether he would be able to obtain a loan. Mr. Johnstone stated he would. He further stated that he had kept the yard mowed and cleaned the past year, and, at the request of the Building Safety Division, had removed a dilapidated shed. Mr. Thompson determined that the structure at 511 Hylewood be made safe for occupancy or demolished within 14 days, or by May 10, 1990. Second Case - 1241 Clark No Owner was present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $6,600, estimated cost of repairs is $12,000. Mr. Salmons stated that the Owner, Paul Pavlica, had called him when Demolition Hearing Minutes April 26, 1990 Page 2 he first received the notification of the demolition process stating he didn't want his house torn down and would be in to get permits. To date, he still has not pulled any permits, nor has he made any further contact with the Department. The Hearing Officers discussed the items that are wrong with the structure and viewed pictures. Mr. 'Hartwick determined that the structure at 1241 Clark be made safe for occupancy or demolished within 14 days, or by May 10, 1990. Third Case - 5700 Aurelius Road Mr. Salmons explained that the Owners had already demolished the structure so no action was needed. Fourth Case - 600 E. Paulson Mr. Salmons explained that the structure had been substantially repaired removing it from the demolition process - no action necessary. Res ec ly subm'tted, John P. Salmons Secretary FINDING AND ORDER FOLLOWING HEARING OF DEMOLITION HEARING OFFICER( S) AND REPORT In the matter of the building located at 1 . Date of hearing: U Hearing Officer( s ) 2 . A notice of conditions of the. � ,gt �2?` � building at the aforestated address has been received from . c ( asserting that Said building is unsafe or ' dangerous : A copy of the notice is attached hereto. 3 . The officer( s) find the notice has been given according to law. 4 . The individuals named in the notice appearing at the hearing - - - are ; ----------- - 5 . Testimony was given by: THE HEARING OFFICERS FIND : 5 . The following items contained in the notice exist: �� 7 . The building �Z is unsafe or dangerous ; is not because of the following items or combination of items :_ 61 Ll 8 . The fair market value of the building is 9 . The estimated cost of repairs is Z-) 10 . Additional findings IT IS ORDERED that 11 . The proceeding are closed, or 12 . -"fhe following person( s) , shall repair and make safe the building at Ig V/ Lansing, Michigan by correcting the following. items as contained in the attached notice: or shall demolish the building by 12 : 01 a .m . on Date: Heari off 19�7� Date : -.ar g ff er Date: a r i n g officer �4 �► �� L,4-. Building Safety Division Department of Planning and Municipal Development Lower Level,Washington Square Annex * 119 North Washington Square �§_ Lansing, Michigan 48933 �G'u'�►� (517)483-4361 or 483-4362 Terry J. McKane, Mayor June 23, 1988 Paul J. Pavilica P 0 BOX 10066 Lansing, MI 48901 Dear Mr. Pavilica: RE: 1241 Clark 3301-10-401-201 On June 22, 1988, a safety inspection of the structure located at the above referenced address was made. This inspection revealed certain violations of the Lansing Uniform Housing Code, Chapter 1460 of the Code of Ordinances, which constitute threats to the life, health, and/or safety of persons living in or visiting the structure. The following actions must be taken to correct the identified violations: Section 1460.20(a)(2) Structural Hazards 1. Install handrail to basement. 2. Repair or replace any deteriorated stair treads to basement. 3. Complete closing tub area with non-absorbent material . - 4. Install non-absorbent floor covering in bathroom. 5. Replace handrail to upstairs . 6. Replace missing tread board to upstairs and repair any loose treads. Replace broken bedroom door on front bedroom. 7. Remove roofing from kitchen area repair any damaged wood and reroof. 8. Have foundation checked on rear kitchen area and repair or replace as necessary. 9. Replace or recover any and all missing deteriorated siding and trim around entire house. 10. Replace front porch. A building permit is required Section 1460.20(a)(4) Hazardous Electrical Wiring 1. Install exterior lighting to code. 2. Install wall switched "light fixture in front bedroom upstairs . 3. Install two (2) duplex outlets in dining area. "Equal Opportunity Employer" Paul J. Pavilica RE: 1241 Clark June 23, 1988 Page Two 4. Install GFCI protection in bathroom. All electrical repairs are to be done to code by a licensed electrical contractor with a permit from this office Section 1460.20(a)(5) Hazardous Plumbing 1. Install properly trapped laundry standpipe in laundry area. 2. Repair leaks in supply line under crawl space. 3. Install shut-off above floor on gas line to kitchen range. All plumbing repairs are to be done to code by a licensed plumbing contractor with a permit from this office All repairs are to be done in a workman-like manner with approved materials by July 25, 1988. Please contact me prior to this date to set up an appointment to meet and recheck the structure on the identified date. FAILURE TO COMPLY WITHIN THE ALLOTTED TIME SHALL LEAVE NO ALTERNATIVE BUT TO SUBMIT THIS MATTER TO THE CITY ATTORNEY WITH A REQUEST TO TAKE WHATEVER LEGAL ACTION NECESSARY TO SECURE COMPLIANCE. NOTE: As of July 1, 1987, the City of Lansing amended the Lansing Uniform Housing Code by requiring the registration and inspection of all rental dwellings in the City of Lansing. As this dwelling 'is not presently registered, you must come in and register the building as required. This inspection does not guarantee discovery or reporting of all code violations or property defects, manifest-or latent, that exist at -the- property inspected. The City of Lansing, its officers and employees, shall not be liable for any injury or damage, including incidental or consequential damages, claimed to be a result of any failure to discover or report code violations or property defects. If you have any questions regarding this matter, you may contact me at this- office Monday through Friday between the hours of 8 a.m. and 9 a.m. or 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. Sincerely, Gar arrick Code Compliance Officer FINDING AND ORDER FOLLOWING HEARING OF DEMOLITION HEARING OFFICER(S) AND REPORT In the. matter of the building located at 1 . Date Of hearing: /Z�� Hearing Officer( s ) 2 . A notice of conditions of the. lLe,jZdlj_,q �l building at the aforestated address has been received from -asserting that said building is unsafe U or r `Ian(jgerous : A copy of the notice. is -attached hereto . 3 . The Officer( s) find the notice has been given according to law. - 4 . The individuals named in the notice appearing at the hearing -a re. 5 . Testimony was given by: THE HEARING OFFICERS FIND: 6.. The following items contained in the notice exist : 7 . The building / 18 unsafe or dangerous; is not because of the following items or combination of items : y� R . The fair market value of the building is 090 1 9 . The estimated cost of repairs is `� fZ2� 10 . Additional findings IT IS ORDERED that 11 . _The proceeding- are. closed, or 12 . The following person( s ) , �� � � ��,� 1 c� shall repair and make safee the building a . /fit , ��� Lansing, Michigan by correcting the following items as contained in the attached notice: or all demolish the building by 12 : 01 a.m. on �A/9U D ate A— �� ' U ^Y� v S, i .cam Hear g O Date • a O f Date : Hearing Officer c� •� 11 Building Safety Division Department of Planning and Municipal Development Lower Level,Washington Square Annex * 119 North Washington Square Lansing, Michigan 48933 �`'u'GR► (517)483-4355 Terry J. McKane, Mayor April 3, 1989 Leeland Johnson 3303 Westmont Lansing, MI 48906 Re: 511 Hylewood 3301 04 103 311 0 Dear Leeland Johnson: On March 30, 1989, a certification inspection of the - structure located at the above referenced address was made. This inspection revealed certain violations of the Lansing Uniform Housing Code, Chapter 1460 of the Code of Ordinances , which constitute threats to the life , health, and/or safety of persons living in or ' visiting the structure. The following actions must be taken to correct the identified violations : Section 1460.20(a) (2) Structural Hazards 1. The rear addition roof is sagging and is pushing east and west side walls out. Remove entire rear roof and roof supports,_re-plumb-side walls; and construct a properly supported roof on entire addition. 2. Properly support side porch roof that is weak and sagging. 3. Check the foundation plate on rear addition on south and east sides , wood showed signs of deterioration on plate and studs, remove all deteriorated wood and replace with new wood. 4. Floor joists on south addition has about four to six inch clearance from earth, check all floor joists for dry not and other damage, excavate earth to eighteen inches from joists and replace any deteriorated joists . 5. Storm window on south end is not a proper exterior window, install a proper easement window. A building permit is required Section 1460.20(a)(7) Faulty Weather Protection "Equal Opportunity Employer" Leeland Johnson Re: 511 Hylewood Page 2 April 3, 1989 1 . Complete siding on south side of structure. All repairs are to be done in a workmanlike manner with approved materials by May 30, 1989. Please contact me prior to this date to set up an appointment to meet and recheck the structure on tie identified date. This inspection does not guarantee discovery or reporting of all code violations or property defects, manifest or latent, that exist at the property inspected. The City of Lansing, its officers and employees, shall not be liable for any injury or damage, including incidental or consequential damages, claimed to be a result of any failure to discover or report code violations or property defects. If you have any questions regarding this matter, you may contact me at this office Monday through Friday between the hours of 8 a.m. and 9 a.m. or 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. Sincerely, j ar`y arrick Code Compliance Officer OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS of the DEMOLITION HEARING OFFICERS May 24, 1990 HEARING OFFICERS PRESENT: Gloria Jones and J. Paul Thompson b MEMBERS ABSENT: Donald Hartwick �- - r STAFF PRESENT: John Salmons and Michele Restainer ui OLD BUSINESS: None -D FrL.: ri �0 U, NEW BUSINESS: NP c; First Case - 1122 W. Allegan two No Owner was present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $10,000, estimated cost of repairs is $15,150. The Hearing Officers reviewed pictures and letters sent to the owner. Mr. Thompson determined that the structure at 1122 W. Allegan be made safe for occupancy or demolished within 14 days, or by June 7, 1990. Second Case - 1507 Sheldon The actual Owners were not present, however, Mitchell Lewis, prospec- tive buyer was present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $8,300, estimated cost of repairs is $21,500. Mr. Lewis presented extensive pictures of the inside and outside of the structure. He explained that he was trying to close and would be rehabing the building. Mr. Salmons informed the Hearing Officers that Mr. Mitchell was one of three people whom he had talked with that day that stated they were trying to buy the structure. Mrs. Jones determined that the structure at 1507 Sheldon be made safe for occupancy or demolished within 14 days, or by June 7, 1990. Third Case - 713 Randall The Owner, Gary Gibbs, was present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $2,500, estimated cost of repairs is $17,000. Mr. Gibbs stated that he was starting the paper work to obtain funds for rehab through the City of Lansing, Development Division. Mr. Thompson asked what timetable Mr. Gibbs planned to follow. Mr. Gibbs stated that he was making application and understood Demolition Hearing Minutes May 24, 1990 Page 2 that it took approximately 45 days to go through Development's program. Mr. Salmons stated that Mr. Gibbs would probably be eligible for Development funds. However, the cost of repair would probably be much higher than Building Safety's estimate. Mr. Gibbs stated he had removed trash and cut several limbs off of trees and brush in the yard. He had also removed the make-shift back section to the house. Mr. Thompson expressed concern about the structure setting with no action. Mr. Gibbs explained that he will be keeping the yard cleaned and the structure secure. Mr. Thomspon determined that the structure at 713 Randall be made safe for occupancy or demolished within 14 days, or by June 7, 1990. Fourth Case - 3208 Creston The actual Owner was not present, however, Marie Burnett, prospective buyer, was present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $11,360, estimated cost of repairs is $14,000. Mrs. Burnett stated that she was hoping to close within one to two weeks. She has an agreement to buy with the owner and they were waiting for title insurance. Mrs. Burnett and her husband intend to repair the structure then sell it. Mr. Thompson determined that the structure at 3208 Creston be made safe for occupancy or demolished within 14 days , or by June 7, 1990 Respect lly sub 'tt , e774 John P. Salmons Secretary RECD. LANSING C �ERK B`f: OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS '90 fflflR 9 Pal 3 11 of the DEMOLITION HEARING OFFICERS January 25, 1990 HEARING OFFICERS PRESENT: J. Paul Thompson and Gloria Jones HEARING OFFICER ABSENT: Donald Hartwick BUILDING OFFICIAL PRESENT: John Salmons OLD BUSINESS: 1820 Perkins - Tabled from November 30, 1989 The Owner was unable to be present, however, he did contact the Building Safety Division and explained that he was making repairs and the Building Inspector had been out on January 25th to make inspection. Mr. Salmons explained that he had spoken with Jon Wadsworth, Building Inspector, and Mr. Wigg had made some interior repairs. He needed to replace the whole roof system and complete repairs. Mr. Thompson determined that the structure at 1820 Perkins be made safe for- occupancy or demolished within 14 days. NEW BUSINESS: First Case - 1329 Roosevelt The new Owner, John Barko, was present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $9,235, estimated cost of repairs is $11,500. Mr. Barko explained that he had pulled a Building Permit that day and was planning to start work next week. He submitted a written time frame of 60-90 days for having the structure completed. Mr. Thompson determined that the structure at 1329 Roosevelt be made safe for occupancy or demolished within 14 days. Second Case - 610 S. Fairview Donald Harding, new Owner, was present. Mr. Salmons explained that there had been a fire in the dwelling in June of 1989 , and that the assessed value of the structure is $5,395, estimated cost of repairs is $10,000+. Mr. Harding explained that he has purchased the property to renovate for his own use. Mr. Thompson asked when the property Demolition Hearing Officers Meeting Minutes January 25, 1990 Page 2 had been bought. Mr. Harding stated the week before Christmas. Mr. Harding further explained that he had not pulled any permits, but would be doing that soon. He also explained that he would be working nights and weekends on renovation. Mr. Salmons asked him for a written time schedule for repairs. Mrs. Jones determined that the structure at 610 S. Fairview be made safe for occupancy or demolished within 14 days. Third Case - 708 N. Walnut The Owner, Mr. Harms , was present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $14,209 , estimated cost of repairs is $15,000. Mr. Harms explained that Charlotte Andrews and purchased the structure and made some repairs until she couldn't afford to make any more. He obtained the property back on forfeiture proceedings. He stated that he had a possibility of two buyers and would be selling the structure as is. Mr. Thompson determined that the structure at 708 N. Walnut be made safe for occupancy or demolished with 14 days. Fourth Case - 1225 Larned No Owner was present. Mr. Salmons explained that this structure had been extensively damaged by fire. The assessed value is $7,190, estimated cost of repairs is $27,400. Mr. Thompson and Ms. Jones reviewed documents and pictures. Ms. Jones determined that the structure at 1225 Larned be made safe for occupancy or demolished within 14 days . Fifth Case - 923 W. Ionia No .Owner was present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $8,075, estimated cost of repairs is $13,200. The structure has recently been sold and the new owner had called Mr. Salmons to advise him that he plans to start making repairs in the near future. Mr. Thompson and Ms. Jones reviewed documents and pictures. Mr. Thompson determined that the structure at 923 W. Ionia be made safe for occupancy or demolished within 14 days. Respectfully,: submitted, f John Salmons !. Secretary OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS of the DEMOLITION HEARING OFFICERS March 22, 1990 HEARING OFFICER'S PRESENT: Gloria Jones and J. Paul Thompson HEARING OFFICER ABSENT: Don Hartwick STAFF PRESENT: John Salmons and Michele Restainer OLD BUSINESS: None NEW BUSINESS: First Case - 836 E. Shiawassee The Owner, Samuel Baldino, was present with Adrienne Smorra, Property Manager, speaking on his behalf. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $8,740, estimated cost of repairs is $13 - 14,000. Mr. Salmons provided pictures of the structure to the Hearing Officers for their review. Ms. Smorra stated they would like to- repair the structure and will be applying for a loan through the Rehab Program. Mr. Baldino explained that he had contacted people to repair the structure, but had funding problems. Mr. Thompson asked how long the structure had been vacant. Mr. Baldino stated for the past two years. Mr. Baldino also stated that he has owned the property since 1977, and no permits have been obtained at this time. There was discussion as to selling property vs. repair. Mr. Thompson determined that the structure at 836 E. Shiawassee be made safe for occupancy or demolished with 14 days. Second Case - 1223 Shepard No Owner or interested party was present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $5,770, estimated cost of repairs is $12,000. Mr. Salmons provided pictures of the structure and explained the extent of dilapidation. Mrs. Jones determined that the structure at 1223 Shepard be made safe for occupancy or dmolished within 14 days. 6 Wo sr ado os, Demolition Hearing Minutes March 22, 1990 Page 2 Third Case - 2816 W. Miller No owner or interested party was present. Mr. Salmons explained that this was a very dilapidated quonset but that had no value according to the Assessor, and that the estimated cost of repairs was exorbitant. Mr Salmons did advise the Hearing Officer's that the Owner, Frank Basel , agreed that the structure should be demolished, and hopefully will take care of it. Mr. Thompson determined that the structure at 2816 W. Miller be repaired to code or demolished within 14 days. The meeting adjourned at 8:15 p.m. Respe fullyys "bitted, John P. Salmons Secretary OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS of the DEMOLITION HEARING OFFICERS March 22, 1990 HEARING OFFICER' S PRESENT: Gloria Jones and J. Paul Thompson HEARING OFFICER ABSENT: Don Hartwick STAFF PRESENT: John Salmons and Michele Restainer OLD BUSINESS: None NEW BUSINESS: First Case - 836 E. Shiawassee The Owner, Samuel Baldino, was present with Adrienne Smorra, Property Manager, speaking on his behalf. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $8,740, estimated cost of repairs is $13 - 14,000. Mr. Salmons provided pictures of the structure to the Hearing Officers for their review. Ms. Smorra stated they would like to - repair the structure and will be applying for a loan through the Rehab Program. Mr. Baldino explained that he had contacted people to repair the structure, but had funding problems. Mr. Thompson asked how long the structure had been vacant. Mr. Baldino stated for the past two years. Mr. Baldino also stated that he has owned the property since 1977, and no permits have been obtained at this time. There was discussion as to selling property vs. repair. Mr. Thompson determined that the structure at 836 E. Shiawassee be made safe for occupancy or demolished with 14 days. Second Case - 1223 Shepard No Owner or interested party was present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $5,770, estimated cost of repairs is $12,000. Mr. Salmons provided pictures of the structure and explained the extent of dilapidation. Mrs. Jones determined that the structure at 1223 Shepard be made safe for occupancy or dmolished within 14 days. LOOTWd D 8T R �d0 06. JVIAYk JV R So aFFICE 9N13NV7 '��3� CITY OF LANSING Demolition Hearing Minutes March 22, 1990 Page 2 Third Case - 2816 W. Miller No owner or interested party was present. Mr. Salmons explained that this was a very dilapidated quonset but that had no value according to the Assessor, and that the estimated cost of repairs was exorbitant. Mr Salmons did advise the Hearing Officer' s that the Owner, Frank Basel , agreed that the structure should be demolished, and hopefully will take care of it. Mr. Thompson determined that the structure at 2816 W. Miller be repaired to code or demolished within 14 days. The meeting adjourned at 8:15 p.m. Respe Ifully s b�itted, John P. Salmons Secretary OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS of the DEMOLITION HEARING OFFICERS April 26, 1990 HEARING OFFICER'S PRESENT: Gloria Jones , J. Paul Thompson, Donald Hartwick STAFF PRESENT: John Salmons and Michele Restainer OLD BUSINESS: None NEW BUSINESS: First Case - 511 Hylewood The Owners, Leeland Johnstone and William Johnstone, were present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $6,390, estimated cost of repairs is $25,000. It was also explained to the Hearing Officers that there is substantial roof problems and the basement walls are bowing. The Hearing Officers were provided with pictures to view, and discussion took place on other problems with the structure. Mr. William Johnstone explained that he was going through bankruptcy and as soon as it was closed he would be deeding the property to his brother, Leeland, who is planning to refurbish the structure. Mr. Leeland Johnstone stated he would be fixing the house as soon as he had a clear title. Mr. Thompson asked about the bowed basement walls. Mr. Salmons explained that bowed walls typically indicates that the footings are gone. Mrs. Jones asked if Mr. Leeland Johnstone was reasonably sure as to whether he would be able to obtain a loan. Mr. Johnstone stated he would. He further stated that he had kept the yard mowed and cleaned the past year, and, at the request of the Building Safety Division, had removed a dilapidated shed. Mr. Thompson determined that the structure at 511 Hylewood be made safe for occupancy or demolished within 14 days, or by May 10, 1990. Second Case - 1241 Clark No Owner was present. Mr. Salmons explained that the assessed value of the structure is $6,600, estimated cost of repairs is___.$12,0.00 — Mr. Salmons stated that the Owner, Paul Pavlica, had call ed 'him when MAYON': OFFICE CITY, Of' I.ANSINQ Demolition Hearing Minutes April 26, 1990 Page 2 he first received the notification of the demolition process stating he didn't want his house torn down and would be in to get permits. To date, he still has not pulled any permits, nor has he made any further contact with the Department. The Hearing Officers discussed the items that are wrong with the structure and viewed pictures. Mr. 'Hartwick determined that the structure at 1241 Clark be made safe for occupancy or demolished within 14 days, or by May 10, 1990. Third Case - 5700 Aurelius Road Mr. Salmons explained that the Owners had already demolished the structure so no action was needed. Fourth Case - 600 E. Paulson Mr. Salmons explained that the structure had been substantially repaired removing it from the demolition process - no action necessary. Res ec ly subm'tted, ,---; John P. Salmons Secretary FINDING AND ORDER FOLLOWING HEARING OF DEMOLITION HEARING OFFICER( S) AND REPORT In the matter of the building located at 1 . Date of hearing: U Hearing Of f icer( s ) 0 1-2 2 . A notice of conditions of the building at the aforestated address has been received from asserting that said building is unsafe or dangerous : A copy of the. notice. is attached hereto. 3 . The officer( s) find the notice has been given according to law. 4 . The individuals named in the notice appearing at the hearing are : 5 . Testimony was given by: THE HEARING OFFICERS FIND: 6 . The. following items contained in the notice exist : "XY 7 . The building ✓ is unsafe or dangerous; is not because of the following items or combination of items : R . The fair market value of the building is 9 . The estimated cost of repairs is Z,)- 10 . Additional findings IT IS ORDERED that 11 . The proceeding are closed, or 12 . -!fh e following persons ) shall repair and make safe the building at z�V/ Lansing , Michigan by correcting the following items as contained in the attached notice: 'j, a3 /599 U U or shall demolish the building by 12 : 01 a .m . on Date: Heariqg7 of f J Date: --a g ff " er Date : �H_'.aring Officer O r L,q�� Building Safety Division Department of Planning and Municipal Development Lower Level,Washington Square Annex i 119 North Washington Square Lansing,Michigan 48933 (517)483-4361 or 483-4362 Terry J. McKane, Mayor June 23, 1988 Paul J. Pavilica P 0 BOX 10066 Lansing, MI 48901 Dear Mr. Pavilica: RE: 1241 Clark 3301-10-401-201 On June 22, 1988, a safety inspection of the structure located at the above referenced address was made. This inspection revealed certain violations of the Lansing Uniform Housing Code, Chapter 1460 of the Code of Ordinances , which constitute threats to the life, health, and/or safety of persons living in or visiting the structure. The following actions must be taken to correct the identified violations : Section 1460.20(a)(2) Structural Hazards 1. Install handrail to basement. 2. Repair or replace any deteriorated stair treads to basement. 3. Complete closing tub area with non-absorbent material . 4. Install non-absorbent floor covering in bathroom. 5. Replace handrail to upstairs. 6. Replace missing tread board to upstairs and repair any loose treads . Replace broken bedroom door on front bedroom. 7. Remove roofing from kitchen area repair any damaged wood and reroof. 8. Have foundation checked on rear kitchen area and repair or replace as necessary. 9. Replace or recover any and all missing deteriorated siding and trim around entire house. 10. Replace front porch. A building permit is required Section 1460.20(a)(4) Hazardous Electrical Wiring 1 . Install exterior lighting to code. 2. Install wall switched light fixture in front bedroom upstairs. 3. Install two (2) duplex outlets in dining area. "Equal Opportunity Employer" Paul J. Pavilica RE: 1241 Clark June 23, 1988 Page Two 4. Install GFCI protection in bathroom. All electrical repairs are to be done to code by a licensed electrical contractor with a permit from this office Section 1460.20(a)(5) Hazardous Plumbing Install properly trapped laundry standpipe in laundry area. 2. Repair leaks in supply line under crawl space. 3. Install shut-off above floor on gas line to kitchen range. All plumbing repairs are to be done to code by a licensed plumbing contractor with a permit from this office All repairs are to be done in a workman-like manner with approved materials by July 25, 1988. Please contact me prior to this date to set up an appointment to meet and recheck the structure on the identified date. FAILURE TO COMPLY WITHIN THE ALLOTTED TIME SHALL LEAVE NO ALTERNATIVE BUT TO SUBMIT THIS MATTER TO THE CITY ATTORNEY WITH A REQUEST TO TAKE WHATEVER LEGAL ACTION NECESSARY TO SECURE COMPLIANCE. NOTE: As of July 1, 1987, the City of Lansing amended the Lansing Uniform Housing Code by requiring the registration and inspection of all rental dwellings in the City of Lansing. As this dwelling is not preserLtly registered, you must come in and register the building as required. This inspection does not guarantee discovery or reporting of all code violations or property defects,- manifest or latent;-that exist at-the -property inspected. The City of Lansing, its officers and employees, shall not be liable for any injury or damage, including incidental or consequential damages, claimed to be a result of any failure to discover or report code violations or property defects. If you have any questions regarding this matter, you may contact me at this office Monday through Friday between the hours of 8 a.m. and 9 a.m. or 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. Sincerely, Gar arrick Code Compliance Officer FINDING AND ORDER FOLLOWING HEARING OF DEMOLITION HEARING OFFICER(S) AND REPORT In the Matter of the building located at 1 . Date of hearing: JIZ�2,_- A) Hearing cl 2 . A notice of conditions of the. building at the aforestated address has been received from asserting tha said building is unsafe or�� anoge roil-, Acc)�.nY t of the notice is attached hereto . 3 . The officer( s ) find the notice has been given according to law. - 4 . The individuals named in the notice appearing at the hearing a re- 5 . Testimony was given by; 9=r410- .t'}uf THE HEARING OFFICERS FIND: 6.. The following items contained in the notice exist : z�, 7 • The building / is unsafe or dangerous; is not because of the following items or combination of items : ,�Z.-q jS�/ R . The fair market value of the building is 090 9 . The estimated cost of repairs is R7) 10 . Additional findings IT I5 ORDERED that 11 . _The proceeding are closed, or 12 . The following person( s) , t�� % rx c� shall repair and make safe the - -building a . // scc�ut.�c?z�� Lansing, Michigan by correcting the following items as contained in the attached notice: — 7 ' or .- fall demolish the building by 12 : 01 a.m. on Date : Hear � g 0. Date: �'-zC-- �-' � _a Of .e.r Date :�_� �� f7,_ / ,Hearing Officer Building Safety Division Department of Planning and Municipal Development Lower Level, Washington Square Annex 119 North Washington Square Lansing, Michigan 48933 Nis (517)483-4355 Terry J. McKane, Mayor April 3, 1989 Leeland Johnson 3303 Westmont Lansing, MI 48906 Re: 511 Hylewood 3301 04 103 311 0 Dear Leeland Johnson: On March 30, 1989, a certification inspection of the structure located at the above referenced address was made. This inspection revealed certain violations of the Lansing Uniform Housing Code, Chapter 1460 of the Code of Ordinances , which constitute threats to the life , health, and/or safety of persons living in or ' visiting the structure. The following actions must be taken to correct the identified violations : Section 1460.20(a)(2) Structural Hazards 1. The rear addition roof is sagging and is pushing east and west side walls out. Remove entire rear roof and roof supports ,- re-plumb side walls, and construct a-properly supported roof on entire addition. 2. Properly support side porch roof that is weak and sagging. 3. Check the foundation plate on rear addition on south and east sides , wood showed signs of deterioration on plate and studs , remove all deteriorated wood and replace with new wood. 4. Floor joists on south addition has about four to six inch clearance from earth, check all floor joists for dry not and other damage, excavate earth to eighteen inches from joists and replace any deteriorated joists. - - 5. Storm window on south end is not a proper exterior window, install a proper easement window. A building permit is required Section 1460.20(a)(7) Faulty Weather Protection "Equal Opportunity Employer" Leeland Johnson Re: 511 Hylewood Page 2 April 3, 1989 1. Complete siding on south side of structure. All repairs are to be done in a workmanlike manner with approved materials by May 30, 1989. Please contact me prior to this date to set up an appointment to meet and recheck the structure on 1-be identified date. This inspection does not guarantee discovery or reporting of all code violations or property defects, manifest or latent, that exist at the property inspected. The City of Lansing, its officers and employees, shall not be liable for any injury or damage, including incidental or consequential damages, claimed to be a result of any failure to discover or report code violations or property defects. If you have any questions regarding this matter, you may contact me at this office Monday through Friday between the hours of 8 a.m. and 9 a.m. or 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. Sincerely, Cr y arrSck Code Compliance Officer c0 P