RES 1965-173 - 00011494238
RESOLUTION NO. 172 -1965 (Continued)
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of
Fridley, as follows:
1. That a notice pursuant to Minnesota Statutes 1162.39 to 462.40
concerning hazardous buildings be preoared by the City Attorney and
City Manager; that said notice give the owners until December 20, 1965,
to remove said hazardous condition or make the necessary repairs to
correct the defects enumerated by the City Health Inspector, the
City Electrical Inspector, the City Building Inspector, and the
City Plumbing and Heating Inspector; that said notice be served
on the owners as provided by said Minnesota Statutes and the
City Attorney is authorized to proceed in District Court Anoka
County to enforce said notice and order if the necessary
corrective action is not taken by the owner.
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS
20TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1965.
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MAYOR - Willi J. Nee
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CITY C - Marvin C. Brunsell
RESOLUTION NO. 173 -1965
A RESOLUTION ORDERING THE REPAIR OR REMOVAL OF THE STRUCTURE LOCATED
AT 5618/5620 - 6TH STREET NORTHEAST IN THE CITY OF FRIDLEY BY REASON
OF IT BEING A HAZARDOUS STRUCTURE
WHEREAS, on August 23, 1965) J=Ws H.`Hwmagyy City of Fridley -'
Health Officer sand Build1mg;Inspector4nspected the pretty' and_
reported the following conditions:
1. Improper storage and burining or garbage.
2. Front and rear premises littered with trash and refuse.
3. Overgrowth of weeds.
WHEREAS, on August 232 1965, Leonard Eicbmiller, City of Fridley
Electrical Inspector, inspected the premises and reported that the
electrical outlets in the kitchen of each of the dwelling units are
poorly located necessitating the use of an excessive number of drop
cord connections and thereby causing a hazard.
WHEREAS, the said Electrical Inspector reported that no outside
light exists over the rear entry to provide security for the tenants
and enable users to aboid hazards at the rear of the dwelling units at
night.
,iHEREAS, the said Electrical Inspector reports that the proper
remedy of these existing conditions is the installation of additional
20 ampere capacity circuits and outlets in the kitchen and the
installation of an outside light over the rear doorway with an inside
switch.
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RESOLUTION NO. 173 -1965 (Continued)
WHEREAS, on August 31, 1965, William Sandin, City of Fridley
Plumbing and Heating Inspector, inspected the property and reported
the following nonditions which in the opinion of the Plumbing and
Heating Inspector impair the required 1 -your fire rating of the
furnace rooms and which require the following or equal repairs-
EXISTING CONDITIONS
1. The exhaust stack of the furnace
passes within 6 inches of the door
head, said door head being made of
combustible materials.
NECESSARY REPAIRS
1. Cover door head with cement -
asbestos or equal non - combustible
material.
2. The doors on the furnace rooms are 2. Install 1 -3/4" solid core doors with
not solid core doors. proper louvers.
3. The louvers to the furnace rooms
are not equipped with fire
dampers.
3. Equip the louvers with fire dampers.
4. The sheet rock on the walls 'of 4. Install sufficient sheet rock on
the furnace rooms measures both sides of wall to make in
3/8 inch thickness. thickness, or sufficient sheet
rock on the interior to provide a
1 -hour fire rating to the furnace
rooms.
WHEREAS, on August 24, 1965, Allen Jensen and Clarence Belisle, City
of Fridley Building Inspectors inspected the.premises and reported the
following existing conditions requiring the following or equal repairs:
EXISTING CONDITIONS
NECESSARY REPAIRS
1. The foundations are cracked in 1. Point up the cracks as necessary.
various places. The cracks have
not been repaired allowing water
to seep into the crawl space.
2. The center beam has an inadequate
number of supports.
2. Pour 5 concrete pads equally
spaced under the beam and build
supporting columns out of masonry
on the concrete pads.
3. The crawl space is open to the 3. Install doors with locks on the
outside allowing water, rodents crawl space openings.
and vandals to enter at will and
heat to escape.
4. The floor tile are loose, cracked
and broken. Water has entered and
soaked the floor underlayment.
There is no covering or flooring
over the underlay (sub - floor)
other than floor tile. (Single
floor construction).
' 5. Ceiling joists lifted in small
areas as a result of the storm.
Ceiling water damaged as a
result of storm damage.
4. Strip and examine sub - floor.
Replace sub -floor as needed.
Install 2" plywood over sub -
floors and then install new
tile floor covering or Ether
covering as required.
5. Reset and renail all loose
joists. Remove and replace
damaged ceilings and ceiling
insulation.
6. Walls have cracks and holes in a 6. Remove sheetrock wherever
few places. Possibly due to evidence of damage exists,
storm damage making the condition renail loose studs and recover
of some of the wall studs doubtful. with new sheet rock.
7. The roofing was damaged by the 7.
storm. New roofing was installed
without proper preparation of the
sub - roofing. Workmanship rejected!
Remove all roofing material.
Examine roof sheathing and repair
and renail roof sheathing and roof
components as required. Install
new roofing over proper roof
sheathing.
RESOLUTION NO. 173 -1965 (Continued)
8. The siding on the south and west 8. Remove siding on south and west
walls is cracked, broken and walls and replace with new siding.
gouged. A lack of proper Repair any damaged shakes on other
maintenance is evident. walls. Paint as necessary.
9. The building suffers from a lack
of proper maintenance. The window
putty is dried, unpainted, cracked
and broken loose. Facia, cornice
and trim need painting to prevent
deterioration.
9. Scrape and reputty all windows as
needed. Scrape, sand and repaint
entire structure as needed.
10. The owner has allowed the tenants 10. Provide proper off - street parking
to park on the weeds surrounding for each dwelling unit. (the
the building in lieu of providing ordinance requires paved off street
off - street parking. parking for 2 cars per dwelling
unit in the rear rd th paved driveways
for new construction.)
11. The lawns are weeds. L1. Sod the lawns properly.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of
Fridley as follows:
1. That a notice pursuant to Minnesota Statutes 462.39 to 462.40
concerning hazardous buildings be prepared by the City Attorney and
City Manager; that said notice give the owners until December 20, 1965"
to remove said hazardous condition or make the necessary repairs to
correct the defects enumerated by the City Health Inspector, the
City Electrical Inspector, the City buildirg Inspector, and the
City Plumbing and Heating inspector; that said notice be served
on the owners as provided by said Minnesota Statutes and the
City Attorney is authorized to proceed in District Court Anoka
County to enforce said notice and order if the necessary
corrective action is not taken by the owner.
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS
20TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1965.
ATTEST:
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LERK n
CITY C - Marvin C. Brunel!
MAYOR - Wi am J. Nee
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