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87-1741 WHITE - ITY CLERK PINK - INANCE GITY OF S INT PAUL Council CANARV - EPARTMENT BLU$ - qVOR . Flle NO• �� - � � �o il esolution �� Presente By eferred Committee: Uate ut of Committee By Date BE IT RESOLVED, That the Coun il of the City of Saint Paul hereby certifies and approves th action of 'the City of Saint Paul Board of Appeals and Review pertaining �to the following listed property and as shown by he Excerpted Minutes of said Board of Appeals and Review, dat d October 13, 1987 and marked EXHIBIT A, and attached hereto a d made a part hereof by re- ference: DATE OF BOARD MINUTES CASE NO: PROPE TY APPELLANT 10/13/87 80-87-H 216 S erburne Ave. Joan Louise Leanard BOARD ACTION: Granted an extens on of ninety ( 90) days to install dead bolt locks. PROPERTY DESCRIPTION; Robertson & Van ��ten Addition W 1/3 of oi. �l � 5 ;.31.: 30 ----------------- --------------- 10/13/87 81-87-H 262 E 4th Street Roger Neilsen BOARD ACTION: Appellant must pr vide window screens for 1 window in each room from Ju e 1 through October 15, 1988, bu�t by the year 1989 ppellant must install screen for all ��he windows. PROPERTY DESC�IPTION: Hopkins A dition Lo-t 3 B k 2 ----------------- ----------------- CO NCILMEN Requested by Department of: Yeas Nays In Favor Against BY Form Approved by City Attorney Adopted b Council: Date Certified assed by Council Secretary BY By Approved y 1�favor: Date Appro by Mayor for Sub ' io %to CotTp�il By WHITE ITV CLERK PINK - INANCE *T COLLflCII ,/�/ J� I7 CANARV - EPARTMEN7 G I TY OF S - I NT PA lJ L X / / / � BLU� - .AVOR . Flle NO. (' ` � / ` � = Council esolution Presente By eferred To Committee: Date. ut of Committee By Date DATE OF BOARD MINUTES CASE N0: PROPE TY APPELLANT 10/13/87 85-87-H 542 S ryker Avenue Lucille E. Widing BOARD ACTION: Granted a waiver f the vacant building f2e, on condition that Ms Widing prove to the Vacant Building Department that t e building is occupied, if not the fees will not be aived. PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: West St. aul Blks 1 thru 99 W 100 Ft f Lots 1 and Lot 2 B k 99 ----------------- ------------- CO NCILMEN Requested by Department of: Yeas Nays N' osia �_ �n Favor R tman S eibel �iY en _ A gainst BY W 'da Adopted b Council: Date DEC ' �u �$� Form Ap ved Ci At rney < Certified d b Council Se ta BY By A►ppro Mavor: Date EC ( 0 �� Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council By BY P��;� _ . _ 1 � ]987 �`:•�,�."'U`.��r'""' OF APPEALS & R�VIEW DEPARTMENT �� -�,�,/� ' CONTACT ✓/ T PHONE 1 8 7 DATE 1 �/�r� �r � r 1 9 ASSIGN N MBER FOR ROUTING ORDER Cli All Locati ns for Si nature : � Depa tment Director Director of Management/Mayor � Fina ce and Management Services Director � � City Clerk � �- Budg t Director - � Council Research v� City Attorney ✓ � WHAT WIL BE ACHIEVED BY TAKING ACTION ON THE AT ACHED MATERIALS? (Purpose/ Rationale) : Ap oving the Actions. of the 13oaru o Appeals & Review Me ing of October 13 , 1987 2 xtensions of time 1 aiver of vacant building fee 9 ariances granted COST/BEN FIT, BUDGETARY AND PERSONNEL IMPACTS AN ICIPATED: N/A � . FINANCIN SOURCE AND BUDGET ACTIVITY NUMBER CHA GED OR CREDITED: (Mayor's signa- ture not re- Total Amount of �Transaction: N/A quired if under � $10,000) ' Fundi g Source: N/A , Acti ity Number: N/A • � ATTACHM TS List and Number Al1 Attachments : Re olutions (2) with minutes (2) DEPARTM NT REVIEW � CITY ATTORNEY REVIEW " Yes No Council Resolution Required? � Resolution Required? Yes No Yes No Insurance Required? Insurance Sufficient? Yes No Yes No Insurance Attached: . (SEE �REVERSE SID� FOR NSTRUCTIONS) Revised 12/84 � - . � � . �7 - �� . . . f'-,. ST. PAUL c��ARD F APPEALS & REV I EW �. . 705A i ty Ha 1 1 St. Faul , innesota 55102 Minu�tes, Mejting of October 13 , 1987 MEMBERS PRESENT: Ron G�assm• n, Chairman Rosie Bost om Glenn Gaus an Haroi� Knu son Davie Schu tz Willi�m L. Tilton MEMBE2S ABS'tI�lT: W i I i i =rn H i' e OTHERS PRESENT: M�yna-d Vi ge, De�t. of Housing Code Enf. S�teve Roy. Vacant Buildings Hope .Lbram , Der�t. of F i re & Safety Mike �icke� son, Dept. of Fire & Safietv Jo%Ha�erma , Merriam Park Comm. Co. : Jeff Need Ira Kipp Joan �eona d Suzanne D. Kach L. La.^.e L�ee BakeVre 1 1 Mary �akew 11 Wiliie Olmer Lucil : e E. Wic�ing Pameia Morse Mary A. He derson Rachel Nelson Daryl c�lson R. Williams ��, -� STAFF: � Joses�n i ne P. Pa 1 ermo ' The meeting of the Board of Ap eals 8 Review was called to order by Chairman Ron Glassman, at 1 :30 p.m. October 13 , 1987. Mr. Glassman welcomed the a�pella ts and explained the procedures stating that what the Board doe is recommends �action to the City Counci �l . Minutes of the September 9, 1987 meeting were approved as submitted in writing. Ron Glassman introduced Rey Bre ahl to the Board. Mr-. Bredahl from the Water Department ask d to address the board regardin� the Rainleader Ordinance. Mr. Bredahl , Manager of �he Se er Division fior Public Works. As part of the combined S�reet Sewer Program, the city is required to abate pollution, w ich is , abatement of poilutivn of the river, as a part of the p ogram the city is required under the permit of the Federa� and tai�e Government to eiiminate the extra inflows of storm wa�er in o the sanitary sewer system. One of the sources is from t:^.e rai leaders , therefore rainleaaers must be disconnected frem the combiried sanita�-y system. This program was implemented �wo ye rs ago as a voluntarily type ofi process, but in April of 1 87, the City Council passed a I ordinance, that becomes effect ve as of January 1 , 1988. It will " become mandatory that rainle ders be disconnected from residential households ane comm rciai properties . The City has a 1 .- . �� , �� <7U� proce�s f�t- variances for tr� c�nditi�n� that are hardship and � _ the like. Mike Kasson, Project Manager orking on the variance process. The city has developed a varianc policy, which sets forth some of the criteria that will be used for granting a varidnce. Basicaily, the procedure t at has been set up is that the property owner wishing to ap ly for a variance, will provide a written explanation as to wh he/she feels that a variance would be justified. The City stafr will then go out to ins�ect the property. and make a determination as to whether a variance should be granted. If the staff feeis that no variance shou !d be granted, thPn this is where the Board �f A;�peais & Rcview would become the Arbitra�tor. Direc or of Public Works Uepartment can grant a extension of time upon application. There is no permnament variance granted, o ly a two year variance, thcn these variances wili be reviewed. Glenn Gausman referrecl to his letter- that was distributed to the Board Members at the Septembe meeting for review and then have discussion at the ,October meeting regarding the Ordinance on Hrail insulation. Mr. Gausman and Mr. Gasterland attended a seminar on the subject of wall insulation. Mr. Gaus an stated that after attending the seminar, he is more con inced not only should there be. a C--� vapor barrier, there should e an excellent job of stopping air :_'-} infiltration into the walls. here is nothing in the energy code or the way it is interpreted. At this . point, Mr. Glassman suggested that the original o dinance be reviewed and then m�ke sugestions , as to the changes he 6oard wouid like to amend. Mr. Glassman made a motion to forward the letter to Councii , at the discretion of Bill Tilton and Glenn Gausman putting a ciosing on the letter as to wh t the board wishes to enforce on the ordinance. MOTION CARRIEU. 2 �. , � � � ��-�-�� f CASE NO: PROPERTY APPEALED APPELLANT \�. 79-87-H 109 Hawthorne Ave. W Emma LaRose ( 1 unit-vacant) APPEARANCE : NONE SUBJECT: Appellant is requesti g a waiver from the requirement of vacant building fees in the mount of $ 100. 00 , as per letter dated August 15, 1987. PROCEEDINGS: Steve Roy, from '� acant Builcfinas stat.ed this was a single family residence locat d near Rice Street. Tr�e builc±ing is vacant and boarded. The correspondence Mr . Roy received stated Ms . LaRose is in a nur ing home. The appeal was filed by Ms. LaRose' s son. This is a financial hardship. Total incom� for Ms. LaRose after paying i-e t is $55. 0� ner month. City Council passed �#�e ordinance on vacant building fee5 to discourage owners from keepin_ buildings vacant, and to recoup some of the cost i.ncurred in monitoring these buildings. BOARD ACTION: Motion made by F rold Knutson to deny the request for a waiver of the vacant b itding fees. Seconded by Vlenn Gausman. MOTION CARRIED UNANIM USLY. � --------------------- ----------------------- 85-87-H 542 Stryker Lucille E. Widing (vacant bldg) • APPEARANCE : Lucille Widing SUBJECT: Appe1lant is reques� 'ng a waiver from the requirement of vacant building fees in the mount of $100. U0, as per letter dated September 1 , 1987. PROCEEDIiVG5: Presen�tly the apc llant has somsone in the building �trying to fix it up. Steve Roy, stated that this bu� ding was vacant and thPn occur�ied and now is vacant again. Ms . Widing has paid tf�e Fees throu�h September 1 , 1987, which were 45. 00. The new ordinance has set the vacant building fee at $ lOG OQ per quarter, which is now due plus a late fee a total of $ � � 0. 00. Having a building in the neighborhood boarded up doe create a negative attitude. No building permit has been iss ed. BOARD ACTION: Motion rnade by D vid Schultz to waive the vacant building fees , with the condi � ion ttiat Ms. Widing prove to the Vacant Building Department that the building is occupied, if not �. the fees will not be waived. econded by Rosie Bostrom. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. --------------------- -------------------------- 3 .• � � (�-_-�y-��y/ f-. \_ �:. 78-87-H 674 Burr St. Mary Ann Henderson (4 units} APPEARANCE: Mary Ann Henderson SUBJECT: Appeliant is request ng an extension of time to do the necessary work pertaining to R move and resurface with non-toxic material , all INTERiOR areas indicated to contain lead aint, and an EXTERIOR areas , as ind cated that are blistered, cracked, flaked, scalPd or �halked. to be resurfaced with non-toxic materials , as per lett�r dated August 27 , 1587. PROCEEDINGS: Wor�k k�:as been omplezed and the inspector is on vacation. Building nee�s final ins�ection. BOARD ACTION: No action by th Board was necessary, as ttie w�rk ,was completed. ------------------------ 66-87-H 853 Fry S`t. K 8 S Properties (2 units) Delon Schroetter SIJBJECT: This case was before he board in 5eptember. 7he Board granted the appetlant an ext nsion of 30 days, requesting that Mr. Schroetter return wi�h some dzfinite bids on crawlspace and , insulation of outside roundati n. ��,.' This case to be laid over to the November meeting as the Appellant is out of tawn. --------------------------------------------- 84-87-H 1596 Hewitt Ave. Rachel Nelson ( 1 unit) William Totten APPEARANCE : Rachel Nelson SUBJECT: Appe�ilant is appealing. the State Energy Efficiency Standards audit� p�t'taining to the Install exteri�r wall insulation to R-11 anc Install oundation insulation to F2-11 , as per letter dated February 11 , 1 87. PROCEEDINGS: The appellant i requesting a variance on the requirernent of having to ins ]ate the walls and foundation because of the high co=_t invo) v d. The appellant has had bids to have the work done anc they are in excess of $5. 000. 00. This building is in very good ondition, new storm windows and doors. t > 4 ' . . � � . . I � � �7�/ �� BOARD ACTION: Motion made by lenn Gausman to grant variance on . the requirement of having to nsulate the walls and foundation. Seconded by Bill Tilton. MOTI N CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. -------------------- --------------------------- 88-87-H 2201 Scudder Larry Rantapaa ( 5 units) APPEARANCE : None SUBJECT: Appellant is app aling the State Energy Audit requirement for side wall insula�tion, as per letter dated August 14, 1y87, because ot financial hardship. This case to be laid over to t e November Meeting. -------------------- ------------------------ 74-87-H 712 Osceola St. Robert D. Morse (3 units APPEARANCE: Pamela Morse SUBJECT: Appellant is reques ing a variance from havin� to instail a second stairway from the third floor, as per letter dated July 22, 1987. �: PROCEEDINGS: The building has b en zoned for the third unit to be rented. The unit has a perman nt chain tink ladder attached to the window. 7his unit is ren ed to adults only. Presentl ,y the appellants daughter and a frien occupy the unit. Mike Ricketson, from Fire Prev ntion stated that the chain link fence would not be acceptable. The ladder does not ext�nd to the ground. BOARD ACTION: Motion made by D vid Schultz to grant a variance, with the conditon that the unit is occupied by the daughter only, house is owned bv the present o ner, allow no children and put an extension on the chain link la der to be extended to the aro�nd, Seconded by Glenn Gausman. NOT ON CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. --------------------- --------------------- � 5 � � � � �. � @�-�-�-��i 76-87-H 1125 Chatsworh Ave. Jeff Weed �� (7 units) APPEARANCE : Jeff Weed SUBJECT: Appellant is reque ting a variance from St. Paul Legislative Code, Fertaining o Item #3 Apartment ##7 requires an escape window that ooens direc ly to the outside of the buildiny, also, Item 4, Apartment requires natural light and ventilation, as per letter d�t�d August 4, 1987, because of financial hardship. PROCEEDINGS: Appellant is requ sting a variance pez-taining to no escape window and no light ventilation in Apt 7. It is impossible to have a window in talled. BOARD ACTION: Motior. made by Biil Tilton to deny the request for . a variance pertair:ing to esc pe window and light/ventilat�ion. Seconded by Glenn G�usman. r' Yeas 5 Nays 1 (Bo trom) Abstension 0 -------------------- ------------------------------ 80-87-H 216 Sherb�rne Ave. Joan Louise Leonard (5 units> �=� AF�PEARANCE : Joan Leonard SUBJECT: , Appellant is appealing the requirement of heving t� - install deadbolt locks , numbe of baths , also having to rernove the shelf papers in the cupboa ds, as per letter dated August 18, 1987. PROCEEDINGS: Appel ?ant would like to continue to operate as a boarding home. There are seven people living at the home. Appellant would li�e a varia ce from requirement of having to install dead bolt locks on each door. Mike Ricketson, from Fire revention stated that these are necessary for safety and priva y of thz tenants . This building has a variance pertaining to the bath, allowing them to operate with a occupan y of 8 sharing a bath. The request for a variance on he bath was withdrawn. Appellant has rubbermaid shel paper in the cupboards and would like to continue using this on the shelves. Code requirements are that this being a boarding ouse, the shelves cannot have any covering on, must seal them with Polyurethane covering. �' . 6 . . . . . . � �r�� l° BOARD ACTIUN: Motion made by Harold Knutson that a variance on dead bolts locks be denied, instead giving the appellant 90 days to instail dead bolts lock. Als granted a variance pertaining to the shelf paper. The variance n bath was withdrawn. Seconded by David Schultz. MOTION CARRIED NANIMOUSLY. -------------------- ---------------------------- 75-87-H 1224-1226-1236-1242- 244 Hazelwood St. (85 units) Mary Bakeweil APPEARANCE : Mary Bakewell & Le Bakewell SUBJECT: Appellant is appeali g the work order to have Hyduaulic Closures on all storage rooms s per letter dated June 26, 1987 . PROCEEDINGS: Mr. Bakewell sta ed that the lockers are closed and locked at all times wi�h dead olts locks. Mike Ricketson, from Fire Pre ention stated that Management has no control over what the tena ts put in storage lockers. These are individual storage area . The cost to install hydraulic closers is $60.00 per storage door. � If a storage space is less than 3 feet deep no closures a e necessary. �:' � BOARD " ACTION: Motion made by Ron G�lassman to grant a variance, pertaining to having to install hydraulic ciosers on all storage closets , with a provision that � sign be posted stating All doors must be closed at all times n no flamables stored in lockers. Seconded by Harold Knutson. M TION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. --------------- ---------------- 77-87-H 895 Randolph Ave. College Painters, INC. (4 units) Ira Kipp APPEARANCE : Ira Kipp SUBJECT: Appellant is reques ing a variance from St. Paul Legislative Code, pertaining t having to provide within Apt �Z a room with toilet. sink and Tub/Shower, as per letter dated August 19, 1987. PROCEEDINGS: The bath on the second floor outside of the unit is used by only one apartment. The unit is too small to have one installed within the unit. BOARD ACTION: Motion made by Gl nn Gausman to grant a variance on the bath outsid� �f unit #2. Secor�c�ed by Davi� S�hult�. �: hi�7TIUN c�ARF�IEC� UNANIMtaIJ'��Y. --------------------- ---------------------------- 7 � . ' � ' ' �C�y-l7�% _ 83-87-H 1899 Marshall Ave. Pzter J. Olin �, (3 units) APPEARANCE : NONE SUBJECT: Appellant is reque5ting a variance from the requirement of having to install a Fire Alarm System throughout the house, also having to instail self-cl sing hinges or hydrauiic closer on all doors , as per letter dated August 4, 1987. PROCEEDINGS: Mike Ricketson. from Fire Prevention recommended denial . BOARD ACTION : Motion made by Bill Tilton to deny the request for a variance pertaining to inst llation of Fire Alarm 5ystem, and installing self-closing hinges or hydraulic closer on all doors. Seconded by David Schultz. MO ION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY . -------------------- ------------------------- 82-87-H 559 Char.les Ave. Robert Widerski (4 units) APPEARANCE: Robert Widerski SUBJECT: Appellant is reques ing a variance from 5t. Paul ( , Legislative Code, 34. 11 , provide lavatory for bathroom in Apt `.'. #3, as per letter dated August 28, 1987, because there is a lack of space. PROCEEDINGS: The unit is not large enough for a lavatory sink to be installed within. The unit is oniy rented to one person b�cause of the size of the unit. BOARD ACTION: Motion made by H rold Knutson to grant a variance pertaining to not having to install a lavatory sink within bathroom because of size, with the condition that this unit only be occupied by one person. Seconded by David Schultz. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. ------------------------------------------------- 81-87-H 262 E . Fourth St. Roger Neitsen ( 19 units) APPEARANCE: Roger Neilsen SUBJECT: Appellant is reques ing a variance from St. Paul Legislative Code, 34.09, Pro ide screens on all windows . Also requesting a variance from UFC 10.307 - Provide complete Aiarm � Svstem, as per letter dated Aug st 18, 1987, because of financial �.. hardship. 8 ... . . � �� y�� PROCEE�� INGS: The Appellant s ated that this building has gone �^% througr� an expensive rehab pro ess. The remodeling was okayed by Heritace Perservation. The building was completed and no mention of scre�ns, and at that time a Certificate of Occupancy was issued. At the time of the inspeci: ion the appellant was told to update the sprinkler system, which was done, also installed smoke detectors. Hope Abrams , from Fire Preve tion stated that Legislative Code requires that screens be in pl ce from June 1 , to October 15. The ApG�llant states that the enants sometimes do disconnect the door ciosures . This buildi �� has a share bath and kitchen situation, therefore many times forgetting their keys in the room, that is the reason that the door closures were disconr:ected. There are smoke detectors i each unit. The building has a complete sprinkler system w th an alarm system outside the bui ldir.g. Hope Abrams , from Fire Preven ion stated that the inspector that inspect�d the building noticed no sprinklers in part of the third floor naliways. The appella t stated that the sprinklers that should �e in the hailway on th third floor were put in wrong and �-, the wili be corrected. � BORAD A�TION: Motion made by G enn Gausman to grant a variance on the Alarm System, provided t e Sprinkler Systems on third floor i s comp 1 eted w i th i n 120 days a 1 so thd� tE-1H ;��, j j,=,E}r ��,�,�;�,1 s��:, window screens for one window n each room from June l , through October 15, 1988. Bilt Titt n amended that part of the motion pertain�ng to window screens, or the summer of 1988, one screen per un�t, then the year of 1 89 screens to be instalied in all windows, insert screen are oka if they meet code. ------------------- ------------------------ 86-87-H 272 Prescott Daryl L. Olson (6 units) SUBJECT: Appellant is reque ting a variance from St. Paui Legisla_ive Code, pertaining to escape windows, Item #3 from a letter eated March 17, 1987. PROCEED:NGS: Mr. Olson stat d that in 1982 a Certificate of Occupancy was made on the buil ing, one of the items dealt with, was the windows in question, hich are in a large bedroom on the third i16 x 20) . At that ti e specification were given to the appellar_t, and they were in c mpliance. The escape window is in a large walk in closet, which rops to a porch roof. `�.:' Mike Ricxetson, from Fire Prevention states that the code is that there m�st be an escape window in bedrooms. If an adjacent room has a window that is used as an escape window then the wall must 9 . . •.• . � ��y-i�Uf (�_ be opened by 50�,. The window in the closet is 6 inches from the � floor, which can easily be op ned. B�?AFL� A[1TIUN: Motian made by 3i11 Tilton to deny the reyuest for a variance pertaining to the escape window. Seconded by Rosie Bostrom. MOTION CARRIED UNANIFIOUSLY. 90-86-H 444 Lynnhurst Ave. W. Reentry Services , Inc. (Group Home) Ann McDirmad APPEARANCE : Dick Williams & S� anne Koch SUBJECT: This case was before the board October 1986, at which time the board granted a varia ce pertaining to number of baths . Since then St. Paul Planninq Commision granted Reentry Metro a modification of its special c ndition use permit to increasu the number of b�ds from 2z, to 26, since then Department of Fire and Safety states that Reentry Services is no longer in compliance with St. Paul Legislative Code 34. 11 , therefore the A�pellant is requesting a variance to con_inue to operate with the present number of baths. PROCEEDING5: Appellant needs a variance on the number of baths to serve 26 clients. As a rule t ere is never the full amount in the �. = homP at one time, some workin_ days or nights. Under the State `� Department of Corrections Lice sing, stating the number of baths , the home is in complaince and ouid serve 26 people. Zoning allows 22 beds, but M . Wiiliams was before the Council � on June 26, 1987 and received approval to increase occupancy to 26. Mike Ricketson, from Fire revention stated that due to the cleaniness of the building, he layout of the building and the type of clientele Fire Prevent�on would recommend a variance. At this time, Mr. Glassman wan,.ed the records to show that he was involved in the sale of the building. BOARD ACTION: Motio made by ill Tilton to grant a variance on �the number of bath��ith conditions that the variance be granted for the length of time this building is used for the current program. Seconded by Glenn Gau man. Yeas 5 Nays 0 Abstension 1 (Ron Glassman) -------------------- ------------------------ � 10 - °� , ~ �� 7�� -- 87-87-H 1270-1286 Magnolia Wil -Flo Apts. � 1267-1269 Cook St. E Willie Olmer (62 units) APPEARANCE : Pat Monno 8 Willie lmer SUBJECT: Appellant is requesting a variance from St. Paul Legislative Code, perraining t having to install dead-bolt locks in all units , because of financia] hardship. PROCEEDINGS: The Appellant st ted that the building has deadbolt locks, but they are half inc locks. The doors are ali steel frames. This building has a s curity system on the outside aoor. Mike Ricketson, from Fire Prev ntion recommended that the request for a variance on the require ent of having to install new dead bolt locks is supportFd by the Fire Department. BOARD ACTION: Motion rqade by avid Schultz t� grant a variance pertaining to dead boit locks. Seconded by Bill Tilton. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. -------------------- --------------------------- Meeting adjourned at 3: 15 p.m. .�,- �,� � E- : � 11 �� - ��/ --------- ---�----------L-------- A6ENDA ITEMS =-- ---------------------------- ---------- ---------------------- ---------------------------- ID#: [489 ] DATE REC: [11/18/87] AGENDA DA E: [00/00/00] ITEM #: [ ] SUB..IECT: APPRt7VE ACTIOIVS UF BIlARl7 l� APPEALS - TOBER 13, 1987 . ] STAFF ASS NED: [NONE ] SIG:[WILSON ] OUT-[X] TO CLERK-�88/`8�1�?- //;/J'9 ORIGINATO :[BOARD OF APPEALS ] CONTA T:[PALERMO - 4163 ] ACTION:[ � C ] C.F.# [ ] ORD.# [ ] FILE COMPLETE="X" [ ] � � � � � � � � � � � � FILE INFO [RESOLUTION (2 PGS)/MINUTES ] C 7 [ 7 --------- --------------------------------------- ---------------------------- --------- --------------------------------------- ----------------------------