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CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED BOARD OF BUILDING CODE APPEALS MINUTES - JULY 23, 1987 I. ROLL CALL: Vice Chairman Schulz called the meeting to order at 7:45 p.m. Present: R, Burk, R. Galloway, B. Schulz, and D. Spoerke Absent: J. Kazak A1s,o Present: Building Commissioner D. Conway and Clerk of Commissions B. Oring. II. REV.IEW AND CORRECTION OF MINUTES: Secretary Spoerke read'the 'minutes of May 28, 1987. The minutes stood approved as read. III. COMMUNICATIONS: No items. IV. HEARINGS: 1) Minotti's Inc., 26777 Lorain Road Request for a stay of Demolition Order for property located at 27100 Lorain Road. Hearing required Chapter 1131.04 (a) (Continued from meeting of June 25, 1987 because of no quorum). Secretary Spoerke read a letter from Acting Building Commissioner R. Mongello to the owner of Minotti's, Inc., advising that inspection of their property, permanent parcel number 232-25-12, revealed that building and surrounding property is in an unsafe condition according to the standards set forth in Section 1331.01, 1331.02, and 1331.03, of the Ci.ty of North 0lmsted's Codified Ordinance. He then read an Inspec- tion Report from the North Olmsted Fire Department advising location of Viola.tions,, type of problem, and corrections needed according to B.O.C.A. Exis.ting Structure Codes, Vice-Chairman Schulz administered the oath to Mr. Minotti who advised that they have submitted plans to return the property to a safe condition; however, they are requesting relief from haying to do any extensive alteration to the building since the property is for sale and there are several prospective.buyers who may be totally renovating the building.and property. He explained that the open pits wi.l1 be'filled, doors will be boarded up to prevent access, brickwork wi11 be repointed, debris will be removed, and grounds wi11 be cleared, cut, and maintain.ed,. He advised that they had originally intended to use, the prope.rty themselves, but they are now attempting to sell it. Building Co.mmissioner Conway stated that the property is an eyesore and a hazard; and if the Board grants permission to merely make the property safe, he taould like certain time limitations set for both the temporary repairs and the complete renovation. Mr. Conway mentioned several items that should be addressed: there is a pit in the rear of the property that is not shown on the plans which must be filled; if, when grass is cutz other.pits are uncovered, these too.must be filled; if there are any major problems with the parapet, this too must be repaired; al1