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<br />e <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />On October 8, 1979, the La Porte City Clerk sent your mother <br />(by Certified Mail) a copy of the Board's dangerous building report, <br />along with a cover letter. The cover letter stated, in part, that <br />if certain requirements were not met within a predetermined length <br />of time, a public hearing would be held, and the date of such <br />hearing. <br /> <br />On November 14, 1979, (since no repair progress schedule had <br />been negotiated by your mother with the building official as <br />required), the City of La Porte Commission held the scheduled <br />public hearing. At the hearing the Board of Inspection introduced <br />their report and your mother's response to their report, After <br />hearing the evidence presented, the Commission voted to uphold the <br />Board's recommendation that the structure was dangerous, and must <br />be demolished. The Commission also requested at this hearing that <br />I write your mother in regards to their decision and find out how <br />she would prefer to handle the demolition. <br /> <br />On November 15, 1979, I wrote your mother as requested, and <br />I received your reply to that letter on November 21, 1979. In <br />your reply you stated in part: <br />1. We do not want it demolished. <br />2. We have torn off the porch that was ~angerous. <br />3. We have contracted to have a new roof put on. <br /> <br />The Board of Inspection must point out at this time that: <br /> <br />1. You do not have a remodeling permit as required. <br /> <br />2. You have never negotiated a repair in progress schedule <br />as required, <br /> <br />3. When repairs to existing structure cost in excess of <br />fifty percent of the physical value are made, the <br />building shall be made to conform to the requirements <br />for new structures. <br />