0758, the contact person is bill stamey, cell phone is 712-0789. Thank you for your time, don donald d. Hoffman ii code enforcement officer development services department city of asheville po box 7148 asheville n. C. 28802 dhoffman@ashevillenc. Gov 828-778-0767

Tree roots on far left of michigan street have buckled the retaining wall causing a probable safety issue

Alabama ave. & michigan ave.( burnette)

New single family. Lcs; -- subdivision approved 4/23/03 by sharon allen ---; single family residence. Byg; setbacks along street right of ways must be measured from the street right of way line or the street, whichever is closest to the property. All other setbacks are to be measured from the property boundary lines. Setbacks also apply such items as porches, decks, patios, etc.; building comments: refer to your approved plans and plan review checklist for written comments regarding code-related issues or corrections. The approved plans and review comments shall be maintained at the jobsite for all inspections. Inspectors need to see your plans when making their inspections. The permit is required to be posted at the jobsite at all times in a conspicuous weathertight location or container that is accessible to the city inspectors. Any new footings are required to be inspected and approved by the building inspector before the

At 7: i left 53 college street and proceeded to 112 michigan avenue, where a large had fallen on the house. There is heavy structural damage, with the left side of the house as facing it was buckled out. The masonry chimney was leaning and the mortar joint was broken loose at the base. A portion of the tree had caved in the bed room ceiling. The fire personnel stated that they heard a cracking noise in the house when they arrived. I have posted this house, and advised the tenants that they were not to enter this house. The female tenant was very combative and wanted to enter to remove belongings, which i did not allow and further advised that if she enters the structure after we leave , she will be doing so at her own risk. I did enter the house to evaluate and i did lock the front door for the tenants and instructed then to lock the back door, which they did. This site will require a structural engineer to evaluate the soundness, and to make any recommendations to shore up the structu

Tree roots on far left of michigan street have buckled the retaining wall causing a probable safety issue

0758, the contact person is bill stamey, cell phone is 712-0789. Thank you for your time, don donald d. Hoffman ii code enforcement officer development services department city of asheville po box 7148 asheville n. C. 28802 dhoffman@ashevillenc. Gov 828-778-0767

Alabama ave. & michigan ave.( burnette)

Historical

New single family. Lcs; -- subdivision approved 4 23 03 by sharon allen ---; single family residence. Byg; setbacks along street right of ways must be measured from the street right of way line or the street, whichever is closest to the property. All other setbacks are to be measured from the property boundary lines. Setbacks also apply such items as porches, decks, patios, etc.; building comments: refer to your approved plans and plan review checklist for written comments regarding code-related issues or corrections. The approved plans and review comments shall be maintained at the jobsite for all inspections. Inspectors need to see your plans when making their inspections. The permit is required to be posted at the jobsite at all times in a conspicuous weathertight location or container that is accessible to the city inspectors. Any new footings are required to be inspected and approved by the building inspector before the

At 7: i left 53 college street and proceeded to 112 michigan avenue, where a large had fallen on the house. There is heavy structural damage, with the left side of the house as facing it was buckled out. The masonry chimney was leaning and the mortar joint was broken loose at the base. A portion of the tree had caved in the bed room ceiling. The fire personnel stated that they heard a cracking noise in the house when they arrived. I have posted this house, and advised the tenants that they were not to enter this house. The female tenant was very combative and wanted to enter to remove belongings, which i did not allow and further advised that if she enters the structure after we leave , she will be doing so at her own risk. I did enter the house to evaluate and i did lock the front door for the tenants and instructed then to lock the back door, which they did. This site will require a structural engineer to evaluate the soundness, and to make any recommendations to shore up the structu