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88-1299 WHITE - C�TV CLERK PINK - FINANCE GITY OF SAINT PAUL Council �� /�y,9 CANARV - DEPARTMENT BI.UE -IUAVOR File � � Council Resolution �f6 ` � Presented By �. X.t� �^� � l�i Referred To Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date Wf�2EAS, the Division of Public Health has rec�aested the City Cauncil to hold a public hearirig to consider the advisability and necessity of the correction or wrecking and removal of a tw�o-story, wood frame, single-family residexice which is located on property hereafter referred to as the "Subject Property" coccmonly �own as 2281 Priscilla Street, Saint Paul, Minnesota and legally described as: I,ot 20, Block 27, St. Anttiony Park, according to the recorded plat thereof, and situate in Ratn�ey County, Minnesota. WEiEREAS, based upon the records in the Ramsey County Recorder's Office on March 22, 1988, the followirig persons are awners, interested parties or responsible parties of the Subject Property: Meredith Smith, 1457 Western Avenue North, Saint Paul, NN 55117; Meredith MacKenzie, 1457 Western Avenue l�rth, Saint Paul, NH�T 55117; Meredith Smith, 2281 Priscilla Street, Saint Paul, N�l 55108; Meredith MacKenzie, 2281 Priscilla Street, Saint Paul, NIlV 55108; and Wf�l2EA.S, the Division of Public Health has issued an order identified as an "Abandoned Building Notice" dated May 10, 1988 which is attached and incorporated as part of this resolution by this referer�e. This order was served on all awners, interested parties and responsible parties of the Subject Prc��erty lmawn to the enforc�rient officer. 1'he notices and orders infornied these parties that the tw�o-story, wood frame, single-family residence located on the Subject Property is an abandoned building and a nuisance pursuant to Sections 45.01, Subd. 1 and 45.02, Subd. 11 of the Saint Paul Legislative Code. The May 10, 1988 order also had attached to it a list of deficiencies regarding the structure on the S�.ibject Property, said list is attached and incorporated as part of this resolution; and COUNCIL MEMBERS Yeas Nays Requested by Department of: Dimond �� [n Favor Goswitz Rettman Scheibel A gai n s t BY Sonnen Wilson Form Appr ved ity Attor y Adopted by Council: Date Ce�tified Passed by Council Secretary BY c � �� gS, Approved by Mavor. Date Approve Mayor S missio to Council � By . . ���-�a9� Wf�REAS, the May 10, 1988 order informed all owners, interested parties and responsible parties that they mzst either repair the structure on the Subject Property by correcting the list of deficiencies, or demolish the structure, either action to take place by May 24, 1988. WFIEREAS, no action has been taken regarding com�liance with the May 10, 1988 notice and order, and as a result the Division of Public Health requested that a public hearing be scheduled to take place on Thursday, August 4, 1988 for the City Council to consider the advisability and necessity of ordering the correction of the nuisance condition or in the alternative consider the demolition and removal of this stnxcture; and Wf�REAS, the above referenced owners, interested parties and responsible parties have been personally served notice of the time and purpose of the August 4, 1988 hearing before the Council; VOf�REAS, a hearing was held before the Saint Paul City Council on August 4, 1988 ar�l all testim�ny and evidence was considered by the Council. NOW TEIEREFORE, BE IT RE90LVED, that based upon all of the testimony and evider�e presented at the August 4, 1988 hearing, the Saint Paul City Council hereby adopts the follawing Findings and Order concerning the structure at 2281 Priscilla Street: 1. That in Dec�nber of 1985 the structure located on the Subject Property was determined to be vacant. The building has remained vacant and has been either open or boarded since December of 1985. 2. That since December of 1985 the City of Saint Paul has on niunerous occasions issued orders to the owners to make this structure secure and not accessable. On several occasions, because of the inaction on the part of the owners, the City has had to hire a private contractor to make the b�ilding secure and not open to access. 3. That the awners of the Subject Property have repeatedly failed to register and pay the vacant bui.lding fee for this structure as required by City ordinance. 4. That the Division of Public Health of the City of Saint Paul cond�nned this structure as "Unfit for H�n Habitation under Chapter 34 of the Saint Paul Legislative Code" in April 1984. The building is still subject to this condemnation order. 5. That there are now and have been since December of 1985, multiple exterior Housing Code or Building Code violations in existance at the Subject Property. 6. That the owners, interested parties and responsible parties of this structure are as previously stated in this resolution. These individuals have been properly served notice of the August 4, 1988 hearing concerning this structure. 7. That on May 10, 1988 an Abandoned Bizilding Notice was sent to the awners, interested parties or responsible parties ordering these persons to either demolish the structure or make repairs and cure the list of deficiencies within (30) days. -2- � . �C�-�a�� 8. That the order of May 10, 1988 has been disregarded by the awners, interested parties and responsible parties. 9. That the tv�-story w�ood frame single-family residence located on the Subject Property is an abandoned building under Section 45.01, Subd. 1, of the Saint Paul Legislative Code in that it is "a building or portion thereof which has stood unoccupied for longer than one (1) year" and during that period of t�me it has been either "unsecured", "boarded", or has had "m�zltiple exterior Housing Code or Building Code violations". 10. That the tw�-story wood frame single-family residence located on the Subject Property is a nuisance as defined under Saint Paul Legislative Code Section 45.02, Subd. 11, in that it is an abandoned building located in the City of Saint Paul that has created a dangerous or unhealthy condition or which threatens the public peace, health, safety or sanitary condition of the City or which is offensive or has a blighting influence on the coimaanity. 11. That the costs of abatement of this nuisance are estimated to exceed tw�o thousand dollars ($2,000.00) or the abatement involves demolition of a building other than a structure accessory to a residential �zilding. ORDER The Saint Paul City Council hereby makes the following order: l. The above referenced owners, interested parties and responsible parties and their assigns shall make the Subject Property safe and not detr�mental to the public peace, health, safety, and welfare and remove its blighting influence on the com�xanity by rehabilitating this building and correcting those deficiencies set forth in the list previously referenced in accordance with all applicable codes and ordinances, or in the alternative by desmlishing the building and filling the site in accordance with all applicable codes and ordinances. The rehabilitation or d�nolition of the building m�zst be completed within thirty f30) days of the date of mailing of this resolution. 2. If the above corrective action is not coa�leted within the thirty (30) day time period, the proper City officials of the City of Saint Paul are hereby authorized to take whatever steps are necessary to demolish this structure and fill the site and charge the costs incurred against the Subject Property pursuant to the provisions of Section 45.08 of the Saint Paul Legislative Code. 3. In the event the building is to be demolished by the City of Saint Paul, all personal property or fixtures of any kind which shall unreasonably interfere with the denalition and rgnoval shall be removed fran the building by the owners, interested parties and responsible parties by the end of the thirty (30) day time period. If the personal property is not so r�noved, the City of Saint Paul shall remove and dispose of such property and fixtures as is provided by law. C � `��`'` �( �! f -3- WHITE - GTV CLERK PINK - FINANCE C I TY OF SA I NT PAIT L Council CANARY - DEPARTMENT �//j BLU� . -�MAVOR File �0• � /V`�� Council Resolution Presented By Referred To Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date 4. IT IS FURTf�t ORDIIt�, that a certified copy of this resolution and the iricorporated Order and list of deficiencies be mailed to the last �awn address of the avners, interested parties and responsible parties pursuant to Section 45.11, Subdivision (5) . COUNCIL MEMBERS Yeas Nays Requested by Department of: Dimond r-��s- In Favor Goswitz Rettman �.�,.�� � Against By ' -�� wason p Adopted by Council: Date ~uu — � �vv Form AppFOV by City Attorney � Certified P -s d Council Sec y BY C C �"` 't"1 �S� BS' A►ppro by iNavor: Dat � AUG '� � Approve y Mayo r Su miss to Council B � PU9�.ISliE� �;�G 1 3 1988. Communitv Services DEPARTMENT Np 4 g 4 Steven R. Roy CONTACT ��-�9 292-7718 PHONE � A� July 5, 1988 DATE �`i�r ,,, ,,, ASSIGN NUMBER FOR ROUTING ORDER ,(Clip Al1 Locations for Signature) : � Department Director 3 Director of Management/Mayor Finance and Management Services Director 4 City Clerk Budget Director � city counc�l � City Attorney WHAT WILL BE ACHIEVED BY TAKING ACTION ON THE ATTAGHED MATERIALS? (Purpose/ Rationale) : The City will begin the process of having this abandoned residential building declared a nuisance and ordered repaired or razed. RECfIVED �U� 1 �1988 COST/BENEFIT, BUDGETARY AND PERSONNEL IMPACTS ANTICIPATED: Mq ypR,s�FF��E If the owner fails to repair or raze the building, the City will raze the structure and assess the costs against the taxes. Estimated costs $6,000.00 to $8,000.00. Already budgeted. FINANCING SOURCE AND BUDGET ACTIVITY NUMBER CHARGED OR CREDITED: (Mayor's signa- ture not re- Total Amount of Transaction: none quired if under $10,000) Funding Source: 33261 Activity Number: Council Research Center. ATTACHMENTS (List and Number All Attachments) : J U L 1 9 1988 Deficiencies for the building located at 2281 Priscilla Street ���Eiv�� JUL 8 �ggg , DEPARTI�ENT REVIEW CITY ATTORNEY REVIEW x Yes No Council Resolution Required? . Resolution Required? Yes No Yes �No Insurance Required? Insurance Sufficient? Yes No Yes No Insurance Attached: (SEE REVERSE SIDE FOR INSTRUCTIONS) Revise� 12/84 , ����R� ��«T�. CITY OF SAINT PAUL �0 ' DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY SERVICES . ; ,�; u�i'ii'i ; `�•a� �� DIVISION OF PUBLIC HEALTH "'�� 555 Cedar Street,Saint Paul,Minnesota 55101 George Latimer (612)292-7741 Mayor R`E�Ei'VED July l, 1988 JUL 0 51988 Mr. President and M�nbers of the City Council CITY CLERK Re: 2281 Priscilla Street Date of Hearing: A�ga�>#> 1988 District Council: 12 Honorable Council: The Division of Public Health is hereby submitting its report on the condition of the structure at the location referred to above. The awners of record are: M�eredith MacKenzie (Fee Owner) 2281 Priscilla Street Saint Paul, NIl�T 55108 Meredith Smith (Fee Owner) 1457 Western Avenue North Saint Paul, NA1 55117 Meredith MacKenzie tFee Owner) 1457 Western Avenue North Saint Paul, N1�1 55117 Meredith Stnith (Fee Owner) 2281 Priscilla Street Saint Paul, NIlV 55108 The legal description of the property is: Lot 20, Block 27, St. Anthony Park, according to the recorded plat thereof, and situate in Ramsey County, Minnesota. The building is a tw� story, wood frame, single-family resider�e. The subject property has been unoccupied since April 25, 1984. This building has stood unoccu�ied for longer than one year and meets one or more of the conditions that constitute an abandoned building, as defined in Chapter 45 of the Saint Paul Legislative Code. On May 10, 1988, the Division of Public Health mailed an order to the awners, interested parties and responsible parties of this building requiring that the building be either repaired, by correcting the attached list of deficiencies, or der�lished on or before May 24, 1988. �,�-/��l Mr. President atxl Nle�nbers of the City Council July l, 1988 Page Zt�ao Inasmich as the orders have not been co�leted to the satisfaction of the Division and the continued abar�loned condition of the l�ilding contri.butes a blighting influence and potential hazard to the neighborhood, it is the recrnm�endation of the Division that the City Council pass a resolution ordering the owners, interested parties and responsible parties to either repair or d�nolish the �x.iilding in a timely manner to the satisfaction of the City. In the event the awners, interested parties or responsible parties fail to corr�ly with the Council Resolution, the Division of Public Health should be authorized to d�tiolish the building and assess all costs incurred in the d�tolition against the real estate as a special asses�nent to be � collected in the same manner as taxes. Yours truly, �,��i�'C��—��v ' � �� � Frank A. Staffenson � Environmental Health Director Enclosure cc: George I,atimer, Mayor John McCorniick, Asst. City Attorney Steve Zaccard, Fire Marshall Jan Gasterland, Building Inspection Warren Frost, PED District Housing Inspector �:i���f ���j,�' /V�'I" / �II �,••T�Q�� CITY OF SAINT PAUL INTERDEPARTMENTAL MEMORANDUM RDQUEST FOR NUISANCE BUILDING DII�LITION RESOLUTION DATE: July 1, 1988 TO: John McCormick Assistant City Attorney FROM: Steven R. Roy E�vironmental Health P ogram Manager SUBJECT: COUNCIL HEARING FC)R 2281 PRISCILL�A STREET The owners, interested parties and responsible parties of the above-noted building were sent an order to repair or raze the building. They have failed to cor�ly with that order. Our office has requested a public hearing before the City Council to obtain a Council order for the repair or d�rolition of this building. The Public Hearing is scheduled for: DATE: August 4, 1988 TIME: 9:00 a.m. Could you prepare a resolution for consideration by the City Council which will include the following inforn�ation: 1. The owners, interested parties and/or responsible parties shall rehabilitate this building to comply with all applicable laws and regulations or shall raze said pre3nises and rern�ve all debris therefrom within thirty (30) days from the date of mailing of this Resolution to their last ]mown address. 2. If the legally responsible parties fail to rehabilitate or raze the building and the City ma�st ra2e it, the parties are requested to reqnove all their personal property from the pr�nises or the City will dispose of any remaining property in accordance with applicable laws or regulations. This Resolution should be returned to our office at least ten t10) days before the date of the public hearing. SRR/kjl � . . r � l�'• _ //��� '� ..,�,..., ' . CITY OF SAINT PAUL . . DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY SERVICES ; ���'���" ;� .�� ,� DIVISION OF PUBLIC HEAITH '"� • S55 Ced�r Street,Sai�t Paul,Minnesota 55101 George l�timer ABANDONED BU I LDI NG t6'�)292-»4� Mayor . NOTICE Date: May 10, 1988 14eredith Smith Meredith MacKenzie Meredith Smith Meredith MacKenz� 1457 Western Avenue N. � 1457 Western Ave. N. 2281 Priscilla St. 2281 Priscilla St Saint Paul, rSN 55117 Saint Paul, MN 55117 Saint Paul, MN 55108 St. Paul, MN 551C; RE: � Address and Legal Description 2281 Priscilla Street: . Lot 20, Block 27, St. Anthony Park, according to the recorded plat thereof, and situate in Ramsey County, Minnesota. Abstract Property. Dear Sir or Madam: Thp Division of Public xealch has determined tha[ the above-no[ed building is an abandoned building, Which Chapter 45 of the St. Paul Legislative Code defines as: " any building or portion of a building which has stood with an incomplete exterior shell for longer than three (3) years or any building or portion thereof Which has stood un- occupied for longer than one (1) year and Which meets one or more of [he folloving criteria; (a) unsecured, or . (b) boarded� or (c) having multiple exterior Housing Code or Building Code violations, or (d) placarded as "Unfit for Human Habitation" pursuant to Chapter 34 of the St. Paul Legisla[ive Code." The ordinance further s[ates that an abandoned building is a nuisance and it may be ordered torn doun by the City. If you do not want to have the Ci[y begin action to have the building torn docm you are hereby notified that the attached list of deficiencies must be repaired or you must have the building torn down on or before M�Y 24� 1988 Any repair or demoli[ion mus[ be completed in accordance with all applicable laws. If [he work is not completed or if you have not had the building torn down by the above date� .the Division of Public Healch will refer this mat[er to the City Council to receive authority to raze the building and charge all costs incurred against the real es[ate as a special assessment to be collected in the same manner as taxes. The Ci[y Council Will schedule a public hearing [o consider if [he building should be torn dos.m. If a public hearing becomes necessary, you will be notified of the time and date of the hearing and you will be alloved to present evi- dence to the Ci[y Council. A copy of this order vill be kept on file in the City Clerk�s office and a resolu[ion declaring this property [o be a nuisance shall be on file in [he Ramsey County Recorder's office. Compliance with r.he attached list of deficiencies Will remove yo�s buil�ding from the lis[ of abandoned buildings but it•does not mean that the building complies With all applicable housing and building codes. ' The date for compliance taith these orders shall not be ex[ended unless you receive uritten approval ftom the Divielon of fublic Nealth. If you have any ques[ions abou[ this order please contac[ the Vacant Building Section a[ (612) 298-4153. ' Sincerely. cc: Warren Frost �� � Planning 6 Economic Division �,e,�,� 12th Floor, City Hall Annex Steven R.• Roy St. Paul , Mf� 55102 Environmen[al Program Hanager Revlsed 1/88 � ;� � � ��"_� ��` ' � CITY ` • "' �'''����'�� =F � DEPARTMENT OF COMMOUN1Ty SER�AUL � � , '••. :� 10ES , "�=�,..�<. DIVISION OF PUBLiC HEALTH { George Latimer S55 Ced�r Street,Saint Paul,Minnesot�S51p� M�yor � . (612j 292•77�7 � U`'���a�'!�' April 25, 1989 • NOTICE OF CONDp.i�A2ION . � UNFIT FOR BIIt�SAN gAgITATION Meredith Mac �Cenzie 501 Second Ave NE _ Meredith Smith Jamestown, pD 2281 Priscilla St. St. Paul, MN 55108 Dear Property 0,,,�ers: The Division of Public Aealth . the City of Saint Paul � Section of Aousing Code Enforcement of at 22g1 priscilla �t � ' Ninnesota, has found that the dwelling and premises . T'"`•` for Human Habitation" due to the want of repairs, and/or defects in the draina e of said dwelling and g • Plumbin � health. . premises, and/or for other causeshaffectinconstruction � g public If you receive rental income from this dwellin Services will notif 9, the Department of Community of noncompliance y the Department of Revenue for the State of Ninnesota provides for denialuofuinteresthandedeprec�ation de Minnesota 1975 which buildings du�ing the period of noncom liance, auctions for substandard . to an audit of your Minnesota State Income Tax,This referral ma ' y lead If you are unable to finance the correction or rehabilitati premis'es to comply with this order ( programs for which ► there are State and local rehabilitation I call ?9g-4163. you may qualify, As stated, for eppeals information ' � All repairs and new � installations must be made in accordance k•ith the 8ppropriate codes. Permits must be obtained where c?�anges and to an electrical system require u ' National Electrical Code requirementsd1Some �or additions g of the service size to present updating of the fixtures anc3/or i ln Plumbin for en P p' g involvec], g repairs may necessitate y repair or new 3nstallation. A Pern►it is required Division of Buildinq Code Enforcementpe ooms495Y Citobtained from the The follow�n . Y Rall. • may be reocc piedairs and/or improvements are requirecl before this dwellin 9 � I ' ` ��� � � , . � r . � � ._.,.,..�.,.-•—--- ---_- ----_.�_. _. ._ . __ . i �� � � � ������ _2_ 22g1 priscilla ppril 25. 1984 - : yacking basic facilities - gas and electricity. Restore• The dwelling must be vacated .by May 28. 1984. THI S DWELLING SIiALL NOT AGAIN BE USED FFRpUB�C xEALTHTISECTIONLOF�$DUSING APPROVAL IS SECURED FROM THE DIVISION _ CODE ENFORCEMENT. 9 � � �� ,+ � n L%�„'°" - '�` L tl' / ��i i �L ' Ed R. £berhardt Frank A. Staffenson Inspection Dixectoz of Public iiealth Supezvisor of Housing FAS/ERE/cm t ,- encl. � . ' � t-. .- 1 � . _--, -.._ _—._..__------- . - --- -----^—_ . - � �=�'i�99 DEFICIENCY LIST F�OR 2281 PRISCIIJ�A STREE!' ' All rep3irs and new installations must be made in accordance with the appropriate codes. Permits must be obtained where changes and/or additions to an electrical systerr► require upgrading of the service size to current National Electrical Code (N.E.C. ) requirements. Sotne plwnbing repairs may necessitate updating of the fixtures and/or piping involved. A permit is required to for any repair or new installation. Permits may be obtained from the Building Inspection and Design Division, Room 445 City Hall. EXTERIOR A. FRONT PORC'H 1. Front steps deteriorated - rotted, decayed, falling apart. Repair or replace. 2. Screens torn and rotted. Repair or replace. 3. GUtter in poor repair. Repair or replace. 4. Porch roof - fascia rotted and decayed. Repair. 5. Shingles worn and torn. Replace. B. GENERAL 1. Front attic window missing. Install a new window. �. 2. West side screen/storm door missing. Replace. 3. West side uncapped sewer for rain leader. Cap. 4. �atter throughout in disrepair. Repair or replace. 5. Rear attic window missing. Replace. 6. Service drop not anchored to house. Properly secure service drop. 7. Rear second floor deck lacks a guardrail. Install. 8. No step for rear entry door. Install. 9. Hole in siding by rear entry door. Repair. 10. Son�e missing and loose mortar on foundation. Repair. 11. Chimney is missing mortar and has loose bricks. Repair. 12. Siding has loose and flaked paint. Provide a protective coating for all exterior wood. 13. No handrail on front steps. Provide a legal handrail. - ����'��p 9 Def iciency List for 2281 Priscilla Page 2 of 5 INTERIOR A. GENERAL _ � 1. Electric service 30 amp, 230 volts. Provide adequate service to meet post repair requirements. 2. a. Main fuses removed and filled with plugs. Provide an � electric panel to meet the N.E.C. b. Electric service shutroff. Provide. c. •' Overfused branch circuits. Repair to meet N.E.C. d. No electric, gas or water service. Provide. .' B. REAR EN'IRY FOYER 1. Broke� and missing plaster. Repair. 2. Exposed, broken and missing wood lath. Repair. 3. Roof leaking causing de�ay in wall. Repair roof to a watertight condition. , 4. Ceiling plaster sagged.�-Repair or replace. 5. Window - missing pr�me sash. Provide. C. PANTRY 1. Broken and missing plaster on walls and ceiling. Repair. 2. Illegally wired light and outlet - extension cord wiring. Remove illegal wiring. 3. Exposed wood lath. Repair wall . 4. Broken sash cords on window. Replace. D. KITCEIII� 1. Unapproved single wall flexible gas pipe. Replace with legal qas pipe. 2. Hardwood floor covering is water damaged and bulged. Repair. 3. Water shut-off. Provide. . ���-�a�� Deficiency List for 2281 Priscilla Page 3 of 5 D. KIT(.'f�N (continued) 4. Walls water damaged and bulged away from lath. Repair. 5. Windows ri►issing sash cords. Provide. 6. Ceiling - water damaged - loose and missing plaster (exposed lath. Relaair. - 7. Ceiling light missing and has exposed wires. Eliminate exposed wires. 8. Kitchen lacks adequate n�r of electric outlets. Provide to meet N.E.C. requirements. • E. B�ASII�IT 1. Steps lack handrail. Provide legal handrail. 2. Foundation has loose mortar. Repair. 3. Galvanized water piping is rusted and corroded. Replace. 4. Gas meter is removed. Provide. 5. Boiler is rus'ted and not operable. Replace. 6. Water heater - vent is disconnected. Provide legal vent. 7. Laundry tubs removed and waste is unvented. Provide tubs and legal waste vent. 8. Sotc�e illegally installed bx cable by laundry tubs. Replace with wiring which meet the N.E.C. 9. Improperly installed light fixture by laundry tub area. Remove. 10. ��'ater heater drip pipe from ter�perature relief valve too far above floor and has a threaded end. Provide legal drip pipe. 11. Chimney deteriorated at base in basement. Repair. 12. Much extension cord wiring in use with i�roper splicing. Remove. 13. Son�e debris left in basement. Remove. 14. Gas piping is rusted. Replace with legal gas pipe. � �a�9 : ���_ Deficiency List for 2281 Priscilla Page 4 of 5 F. STEPS TO BAS�Tr ' 1. Water damage plaster. Repair. G. LIVING Ft00M 1. Broken and missing plaster on ceiling - exposed lath is water damaged. Repair plaster and lath. 2. Hardwaod floor covering is water damaged. Repair or replace. 3. Lacks adeqiaate convenience outlets. Provide outlets to meet N.E.C. Standards. H. FORMAL DINING ROOM : 1. Lacks one convenience outlet. Provide. 2. I,00se�finish on ceiling. Repair. 3. Broken sash cords. Replace. I. FRONT BEDROOM, SECOND FI�OOR . 1. Windows - missing putty. Provide. � �- 2. Holes in plaster. Repair. 3. Lacks adequate niunUer of convenience outlets. Provide outlet to meet N.E.C. Standards. 4. Illegal extension cord convenience outlet. Provide outlet to meet N.E.C. Standards. J. EAST BEDROOM, SECU'�'D FL�OOR 1. Broken windaw pane and frame is broken. Replace and repair. 2. Water clamage and rot to walls in closet. Repair. 3. Exposed wires for wall light. Provide wiring which meets the N.E.C. K. REAR BEDFZOOM. SEOOND FIAOR 1. Water damage to ceiling - missing plaster. Repair. . • ' . . ���/�2��' Deficiency List for 2281 Priscilla Page 5 of 5 K. RFAR BEDROOM, SEOOND FLOOR (continued) 2. Window missing putty and has broken cords. Repair and replace. 3. Lacks adequate convenience outlets. Provide proper nwnber of outlets to meet the N.E.C. L. H�,�t00M, SECOND Fi�00R 1. Plaster damage around tub, hole in wall, and sagged ceiling plaster. Repair. 2. Toilet trap is dry. Repair. 3. Light lacks a globe. Provide. �� 4. Debris in tub and lavatory. Remove. M. SEOOND FIAOR STAIRS 1. No handrail. Provide legal handrail. Housing Code condemnation deficiency list attached. r � -- — If you are unable to finance the correction or rehabilitation of the pr�nises to carnply with this order, there are state and local rehabilitation programs for which you may qualify. Information about these programs is available from the Department of Planning and Economic Developnent, Rehabilitation Section at (612) 647-9273. Ask to spealc to a loan officer.