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peeling and chipping paint on the doors and walls of interior spaces. Based on <br /> observations of the Subject Property's porch, your affiant believes there are large <br /> amounts of garbage and combustible material accumulating in the front porch and <br /> interior of the Subject Property. Your affiant personally observed large amounts <br /> of clutter, garbage, and combustible material stacked flush against the windows <br /> and screens of the front porch. Your affiant further personally observed that paint <br /> on the exterior wood surfaces of the house was peeling and chipping and a <br /> number of windows were either damaged or missing. <br /> On April 22, 2011, your affiant performed a follow-up inspection. In addition to <br /> the above-mentioned violations, your affiant discovered a number of property <br /> maintenance code violations. Throughout the exterior of the Subject Property <br /> your affiant personally observed improper storage of lawn mowers, wood pallets, <br /> scrap metal, windows, scrap lumber, tires, tire rims, doors, buckets, gas <br /> containers, shingles, ladders, mattresses, appliances, home furnishings, bags and <br /> boxes of garbage, glass bottles, traps, metal cans, rakes, shovels, and <br /> miscellaneous junk and debris. Additionally, your affiant observed a horse trailer <br /> and recreational vehicle with expired license plates. The license plate on the horse <br /> trailer, MN CT D1157, expired in 2000. The license plate on the recreational <br /> vehicle, MN RT 08805, expired in February 2009. <br /> On May 9, 2011, your affiant performed a third inspection and found that all of <br /> the previously observed code violations and property maintenance violations <br /> persisted. Your affiant's observations regarding the conditions and code violations <br /> on the property have led your affiant to believe that the Subject Property is <br /> inadequately maintained, dilapidated, physically damaged, in an unsanitary <br /> condition, appears to be abandoned, and constitutes a hazard to public safety and <br /> health. <br /> Based on your affiant's observations and based on your affiant's knowledge of hazards to <br /> health and safety, your affiant has probable cause to believe that the Subject Property meets the <br /> definition of hazardous property as stated in Minn. Stat. § 463.15 subd. 3. The hazardous <br /> condition must be abated or repaired immediately pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 463. <br /> 1582380 2 <br />