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� �- . <br /> Telephone 473-7357 <br /> �� C ITY of �RONO <br /> ,, Yost OfCice Box 66•Crystal Bay, Minnesota 55323•Municipal Offices <br /> � On the Nort{z Shore of Lake Min.netonka <br /> s - � • <br /> October 27, 1983 <br /> State Building Code Division <br /> Attn: Dick Brooks <br /> 408 Metro Square Building <br /> Robert & Seventh Streets <br /> St. Paul, Minnesota 55101 <br /> Re : Inspection & rejection of wood shakes at <br /> 3020 North Shore Drive - Orono, Mn. <br /> Dear Mr. Brooks : <br /> I am writing in reply to the complaint issued against Loren <br /> Kohnen, Metro West Inspection Services, Inc. and Tom Jacobs, <br /> City of Orono. <br /> An inspection was conducted at 3020 North Shore Drive on October 18 , <br /> 1983 , where reroofing of the main house and garage were being done <br /> with wood shakes. The first inspection was conducted by myself. <br /> I could not get up on thc house so I only looked at the wood shakes <br /> on the garage. I found that most of the shakes stacked on the garaq� <br /> were only 23" long and had feathertips, which made the shakes even <br /> shorter. This observation was made without opening any bundles. A�. <br /> this time, I felt that the shakes did not meet the Uniform Building <br /> Code standards 32-8 , but decided that I would get Loren Kohnen to <br /> look at them for a second opinion. <br /> At about 3 :00 P.M. , Loren Kohnen and myself inet the contractor, Eric <br /> Kallerup at the site . We started with the shakes on the garage by <br /> opening two bundles and visually inspecting the shakes on the outside <br /> of the remaining bundles; then we went up on the roof of the house <br /> and checked the bundles of shakes. We, again, opened two bundles� <br /> and visually inspected the outsides of the remaining bundles. <br /> The inspection revealed the following: <br /> 1. 24 " wood shakes were to be used. A lot of them were only 23" lona <br /> UBC standard 32-8 allows a minus tolerance of 1/2 inch <br />
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