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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1985-08-12 Public Hearings and Regular Meeting• • MINUTES OF THE PUBLIC HEARINGS AND REGULAR MEETING LA PORTE CITY COUNCIL AUGUST 12, 1985 1. The meeting was called to order by Mayor Malone at 6:00 P.M. Members of City Council Present: Mayor Norman Malone, Councilpersons Delbert Walker, John Lloyd, Ed Matuszak, Betty Waters, Lindsay Pfeiffer, Deotis Gay, B. Don Skelton, Linda Westergren ,embers of City Counc,~ Absent: None Members of City Staff Present: City Manager Jack Owen, City Attorney Knox Askins, City Secretary Cherie Black, Assistant City Manager Richard Hare, Chief Building Official David Paulissen, Purchasing Agent Jackson Ray, Finance Officer Tom Keilman, Acting Police Chief Robert Hall, Director of Community Development John Joerns, Fire Chief Joe Sease, Assistant Fire Chief John Dunham, Director of Public Works Jerry Hodge Qthers Present: Doug Latimer; Bob Bishop; Charles Hargrave; Cynthia Alexander; Andy Wilson; Dave Fetzer and Pete Fisher, Moroney & Beissner; representatives from the Volunteer Fire Department; representatives from the Veterans of Foreign Wars; John Paul Zemanek; representatives from the La Porte Community Civic Club; Pam Smith, Bayshore Sun; approximately 16 citizens 2. The invocation was given by City Attorney Askins. 3. Public Hearing - request to allow duplex in R-2 zone - Block 983, N. 1/2 of lot 25 and all of lots 26-28. Mayor Malone called the public hearing to order, and asked for anyone wishing to speak in favor of the request to come forward. There was no response. He then asked for anyone wishing to speak in opposition to the request to come forward. Again, there was no response. Chief Building Official addressed Council regarding this request, since the applicant, Ms. Margaret Conner, is out of state. Minutes, Public Hearings and Regular Meeting La Porte Cit Council August 12, 1985, Page 2 The Mayor declared the public hearing closed, and asked the City Secretary to read the recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Commission. The City Secretary read the recommendation, which was to allow the duplex to be placed in an R-2 zone. 4. The Mayor called the public hearing on the proposed use of revenue sharing funds to order. The Mayor requested input from the public regarding these proposed funds. Mr. Buford Leonard, representing the Veterans of Foreign Wars, requested approximately $1,500 in funds to purchase flags and flagpoles for La Porte cemeteries. Mr. John Paul Zemanek, representing the Chamber of Commerce, requested $20,000 for a controlled fund to be used to attract bigger and better industries and businesses to the La Porte area. Councilperson Gay, acting at the request of the La Porte Community Civic Club, requested funds to purchase land across the street from the North Broadway baseball field in order to place existing playground equipment there. He felt that this would alleviate the problem of small children being injured while playing on the equipment while a ball game was in progress. The Community Civic Club also requested that a room be added to the Jennie Riley Community Center in order that banquets and similar activities could be held without having to move equipment and such out of the main room of the Center. A piano and a television set were also requested for the Center. There being no further input, the Mayor declared the public hearing on revenue sharing funds closed. 5. Council considered approving the minutes of the regular meeting held July 22, 1985. Motion was_made by Councilperson Waters that the minutes of the July 22 meeting be approved as presented. Second by Councilperson Pfeiffer. The motion carried, 9 ayes and 0 nays. • • Minutes, Public Hearings and Regular Meeting La Porte City Council August 12, 1985, Page 3 Ayes: Councilpersons Walker, Lloyd, Matuszak, Waters, Pfeiffer, Gay, Skelton, Westergren and Mayor Malone Nays: None 6. Council considered approving the minutes of the emergency called meeting held July 25, 1985. Motion was made by ~ounclpgp,soD,Skelton to p:pprove the Minutes of the July 25 meeting as presented. Second by Councilperson Waters. The motion carried, 9 ayes and 0 nays. Ayes: Councilpersons Walker, Lloyd, Matuszak, Waters, Pfeiffer, Gay, Skelton, Westergren and Mayor Malone Nays: None 7. Council considered approving the minutes of the special called council meeting held July 29, 1985. Motion was made by Councilperson Lloyd to approve the minutes Qf the JulX 29 meeting as presented. Second by Councilperson Pfeiffer. The motion carried, 9 ayes and 0 nays. Ayes: Councilpersons Walker, Lloyd, Matuszak, Waters, Pfeiffer, Gay, Skelton, Westergren and Mayor Malone Nays: None 8. Council considered approving the minutes of the special called meeting held August 5, 1985. Motion was made by Councilperson S~glton to approve the minutes of the August 5 meeting as presented. Second by Councilperson Gay. The motion carried, 9 ayes and 0 nays. Ayes: Councilpersons Walker, Lloyd, Matuszak, Waters, Pfeiffer, Gay, Skelton, Westergren and Mayor Malone Nays: None 9. Mayor Malone proclaimed August 17, 1985, as Volunteer Firefighters Recognition Day. Councilperson Walker presented the proclamation to volunteer fireman Keith Walker. 10. Special presentations were made by Mayor Malone to the following: • • Minutes, Public Hearings and Regular Meeting La Porte City Council August 12, 1985, Page 4 A. A plaque of appreciation to Doug Latimer, former chairman of the Planning and Zoning Commission, for his contributions to the City in that capacity. B. A meritorious achievement award to Bob Bishop for his heroic efforts to revive an accident victim. C. A meritorious achievement award to Charles '~Tim~~ Hargrave for his heroic efforts in leading three children to safety during a fire. D. The Employee of the Quarter award to Cynthia Alexander of the Finance Department, for her outstanding contributions of service to the City. Council then considered item 18, due to the bond consultants having another meeting they needed to attend. Council considered setting a date for sale of five million dollars in general obligation bonds and six million dollars in revenue bonds. Motion was made by Councilperson Waters to authorize the City Manager and the bond consultant~~~yid Egtzgt, to set a date for the last two weeks in September for the bond sale, to coineisl~-w~~h_~sla1<e__that_ would be to the best interest of the Citv. Second by Councilperson Skelton. The motion carried, 9 ayes and 0 nays. Ayes: Councilpersons Walker, Lloyd, Matuszak, Waters, Pfeiffer, Gay, Skelton, Westergren and Mayor Malone Nays: Nays 11. The regular order of the agenda was then continued. There were no petitions, remonstrances, communications, or citizens and taxpayers wishing to address Council. 12. Council considered an ordinance allowing a duplex in an R-2 zone. • • Minutes, Public Hearings and Regular Meeting La Porte City Council August 12, 1985, Page 5 The City Attorney read: ORDINANCE 780-KKKK - AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 780, THE CITY OF LA PORTE ZONING ORDINANCE, BY CHANGING THE CLASSIFICATION OF THAT CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND HEREIN DESCRIBED; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE HEREOF. Motion was made by~opncilRerson Westergren to adopt Ordinance X80-KKKK as read by the City Attorney. Second by Councilperson Pfeiffer. The motion carried, 9 ayes and 0 nays. Ayes: Councilpersons Walker, Lloyd, Matuszak, Waters, Pfeiffer, Gay, Skelton, Westergren and Mayor Malone Nays: None 13• Council considered approving a list of dangerous buildings. Building Inspector Mark Lewis presented a list of dangerous buildings as determined by the Board of Inspections. He presented slides showing the condition of each of the structures. Motion was made by Councilperson Waters to approve the list of dangerous buildings and to set September 9, 1985, as a public hearing date for owners to appear before CQ~ancil. Second by Councilperson Gay. The motion carried, 9 ayes and 0 nays. Ayes: Councilpersons Walker, Lloyd, Matuszak, Waters, Pfeiffer, Gay, Skelton, Westergren and Mayor Malone Nays: None 14. Council considered declaring an emergency and approving expenditure of funds for emergency repairs to lift station ~~6. Motion was made by Councilperson Westergren to declare an emergency and approve the expenditure of $x,761.15 for ~merggt~cy repairs to lift station #6. Second by Councilperson Skelton. The motion carried, 9 ayes and 0 nays. Ayes:' Councilpersons Walker, Lloyd, Matuszak, Waters, Pfeiffer, Gay, Skelton, Westergren and Mayor Malone Nays: None • • Minutes, Public Hearings and Regular Meeting La Porte City Council August 12, 1985, Page 6 15. Council considered approving a proposal for inspection of water storage facilities. Motion was made by Councilperson Westergren to approve the proposal of Donald Graesser, P.E.,.for inspec~~QD of water storage facilities. Second by Councilperson Pfeiffer. The motion carried, 9 ayes and 0 nays. Ayes: Councilpersons Walker, Lloyd, Matuszak, Waters, Pfeiffer, Gay, Skelton, Westergren and Mayor Malone Nays: None 16. Council considered awarding a bid for flooring and carpet at the Police Administration building. Assistant City Manager apprised Council that the Police Department is under a mandate from the state to provide a separate juvenile holding room. He stated that if flooring and carpet were installed in the Administration building at this time, they might have to be removed in order to move walls, etc., to rearrange accommodations to include the juvenile holding room. Significant structural renovation will be required to do this. Motion was made by Councilperson Skelton to table this item until it is known where the rooms would be located. The motion died for lack of a second. r(otion was made by Councilperson Westergren to reject all bids for flooring and carpet for the Police Administration building. Second by Councilperson Matuszak. The motion carried, 8 ayes and 0 nays. Councilperson Gay was away from the Council table during the vote. Ayes: Councilpersons Walker, Lloyd, Matuszak, Waters, Pfeiffer, Skelton, Westergren and Mayor Malone Nays: None 17. Council considered approving Change Order 4~1 to City of La Porte Project 84-5002, Police and Fire Station parking lots. Motion was made by Councilperson Gay to approve Change Order ~1 to City of La Portg project 84-5002. Second by Councilperson Skelton. The motion carried, 9 ayes and 0 nays. • • Minutes, Public Hearings and Regular Meeting La Porte City Council August 12, 1985, Page 7 Ayes: Councilpersons Walker, Lloyd, Matuszak, Waters, Pfeiffer, Gay, Skelton, Westergren and Mayor Malone Nays: None 18. Council had considered this item earlier in the meeting. 19. Council considered approving a permit from the Houston Port Authority to install utilities on Houston Port Authority property. Motion was made_by Councilperson Walker to approve the permit from the Houston Port Authority,, in the amount of $6,787.50,, to install utilities on their property. Second by Councilperson Waters. The motion carried, 9 ayes and 0 nays. Ayes: Councilpersons Walker, Lloyd, Matuszak, Waters, Pfeiffer, Gay, Skelton, Westergren and Mayor Malone Nays: None 20. Workshop Items A. Council discussed an ordinance regarding street and alley closings. After discussion, ID.otion was made by Councilperson ]dalker to charge 50X of the appraised value for street and allev closings. Second by Councilperson Westergren. Councilperson Skelton requested that this item be tagged to ~he_next workshoF meeting, therefore, no vote was taken. B. Council discussed bids for a trailer mounted man-lift. After discussion, Councilperson ~T~~~er requested that this item be tagged to the next regular meeting in order to find h-ow much the City has spent in the past year in maintenance costs on traffic signals. C. The proposed redistricting maps were presented. Mayor Malone introduced members of the Redistricting Committee who were in the audience. Andy Wilson, chairman of the Redistricting Committee, gave a synopsis of how the Committee arrived at their conclusions in drawing up the redistricting maps. He presented several maps for Council's study. 21. Council was to consider awarding a bid for trailer mounted man-lift, but this item had been tagged under item B of the Workshop items. • • Minutes, Public Hearings and Regular Meeting La Porte City Council August 12, 1985, Page 8 22. Council considered setting a public hearing date regarding redistricting. Motion was made by Councilperson Matuszak to table this item to tie next workshop for further study of the maps. Second by Councilperson Gay. The motion carried, 8 ayes and 1 nays. Ayes: Councilpersons Lloyd, Matuszak, Waters, Pfeiffer, Gay, Skelton, Westergren and Mayor Malone Nays: Councilperson Walker 23. Administrative Reports - City Manager Owen reminded Council of the budget workshops scheduled for August 13, 14 and possibly the 19th 24. Council Action - Councilpersons Walker, Lloyd, Matuszak, Waters, Pfeiffer, Gay, Skelton, Westergren and Mayor Malone brought items to Councilts attention. Councilperson Lloyd re9uested an executive session on personnel. 25. Council adjourned into executive session at 7:58 P.M. under V.A.T.S., Article 6252-17, Section 2(G) (Personnel) and returned to the Council table at 9:15 P.M. 26. There being no further business to come before the Council, the meeting was duly adjourned at 9:15 P.M. 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B. NELSON, REGISTERED PUBLIC SURVEYOR, NO. 1703, DO HEREBY ~::.TIFY THAT THE PLAT SHOWN HEfiEON ACCURATELY DESCRIBES AN ON THE a r rJND SURVEY MADE UNDER MY DIRECTION AND SUPERVISION ON T1{E NORTH iiALF OF LOT TWENTY-FIVE (25) AND ALL OF LOTS TWENTY-SZX ([6), :TY-SEVEN (27), AND TWENTY-EIGHT (28), BLOCK NINE HUNDRED EIGHTY- ': :? E (98 3) OF TfiE TOWN OF LAPORTE, ACCORDING TO MAP OR PLAT THEREOF :~ :t?RDED IV VOLUME 1 AT PAGE 27 OF THE MAP RECORDS OF IiARRIS COUNTY, ~rl S . _ .. ,_._.r~_ __~.-ENCROACHMENTS. ARE SHOWN AS FOUND ON THE GROUND._AND ALL IMPROVE- `' 'T~ ARE SHOWN THEREON. ~. tiU.. 41610 ~.'HASER: P.OBERT S. RATLIFF t c~t.V tt ..n : LI FF ~~~ B. ~iELSOh •:v. PUBLIC SURVEYOR ' ~'a~3 - J. 8.•NEL~O~`I -,~•,_Q 1703 •'e G ~c-~ ~ c s~.J'•~o Ci~'SUa••~, /Vo ra : suB.TCCr L o ~ ~ s O crJ\s/d 6 O~ T/'~a / o v c~ Cn.~ ~c/, o d ~/viv . -~ • CITY OF LA PORTE INTER OFFICE MEMO T0: BOB S EAKE FROM: ULISSEN DATE: 5/13/85 u SUBJECT: DUPLEX ZONING BLK. 983 N1/2 LT 25, ALL LT 26,27,28, L.P. The City has received a request from Mrs. Margaret Conner to allow the conversion of a single family home in a "R-2" district to a duplex. HISTORY The site in question is located Idorth of Main Street on N. Holmes. The home is surrounded on all sides by single family dwellings. This home was damaged by fire and will require extensive remodeling before it could be occupied. Since remodeling is required, firs. Conners wishes to convert the home into a duplex. The Zoning Ord, requires that duplexes in a "R-2" zone contain at least 850 sq. ft. per unit. This request proposes 1100 sq. ft. per unit. The home presently contains two (2) kitchens and two (2) full baths. ANALYSIS The zone in which this home is located is called a single family dwelling and duplex district. Prior to August of 1970 a duplex was an allowable use within a "R-2" zoning district. The Zoning Ordinance was amended in 1970 ~to require notice and public hearings (see amendment 780-G attached). The current ordinance requires that a duplex go through essentially a re-zoning process from its current status to "duplex". The ordinance now requires that notice and public hearing be•completed and, as with a true re-zoning, council must make the final determination. Duplexes in and of themselves are traditionally compatible with single family homes. Pdo negative impact is expected on the surrounding area. The site now contains two (2) on site parking spaces, as required by ordinance, so parking will not be a problem. RECOMMENDATION Plans submitted by Ms. Conner indicate that the structure can be remodeled to meet the requirements of the zoning ordinance and building codes. Based on the above information the staff sees no problem with the granting of duplex zoning for the site in question. If I may supply any other information please contact me. encl. i' • • ORDINANCE NO. 780- G ` , _.~ AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 780, THE CITY OF LA PORTE ZONING ORDINANCE, PASSED AND APPROVED ON FEBRUARY 5, 1968, AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE HEREOF. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF LA PORTE: Section 1. The City Commission of the City of La Porte and the City of La Porte Planning and Zoning Commission have hereto- fore called, and have held, a Joint Public Hearing on August 17, 1970, to consider amending the City of La Porte Zoning Ordinance, Ordinance No. 780, so that Section 13-201, Sub-paragraph (2), shall hereafter read as follows, to-wit: "(2) Duplexes, upon petition of the property owner and after notice and public hearing thereon as Ft±. provided in Article Seventeen hereof." Section 2. Following such Joint Public Hearing, the City Planning and Zoning Commission has met in executive session, and has issued its final report, which is attached hereto as Exhibit A, incorporated by reference herein, and made a part hereof for all purposes, finally recommending such amend- ment to Ordinance No. 780. Section 3. Section 13-201, Sub-paragraph (2), is hereby C,~ amended, and shall hereafter read as follows, to-wit: "SECTION 13-200 'R-1' SINGLE-FAMILY DWELLING AND DUPLEX DISTRICT REGULATIONS "13-201 (2) Duplexes, upon petition of the property owner and after notice and public hearing thereon as provided in Article Seventeen hereof." Section 4. This Ordinance shall be effective immediately upon its passage and approval. PASSED AND APPROVED, this the 1 7 day of August, A.D. 1970. I { ATTEST: i /~n .~~ Cites- er ,/ APPROVED: // ty Attori'iey CITY OF L PORTE By i ~-~' . Nlayor t • of/r~e of the MAYOR '`+ pF l A Po'Ii~ Vim: . eP CITE OF ;~.. ,~! LA PORTS ~,.. :~ ~.pC*: Vo~un~een S~.nes~.gh~end make up n~,ne~y-S~.ve pencen~ as. the S.ines~.gh.tend ~.n Texas; and WH~R~AS, ~hede S~.neS.Lgh~end de.2S.~edd.Ey pnazec~ our ~.i,ved and pnapen~y 24 hound a day, 365 days a yeah; and WH~R~AS, va.~un~een S~.nes~,gh~end expose .themde.~ved ~o phyd~,ca.2 n~.dkd, ~.nc.~ud~,ng .E'ong ~enm hea.2xh n~.dkd, w.i~h no S.inanc~,a.2 nemunena~~,an; and WH1:R>:AS, vo.~un~een S~,nes~.gh~end, ~.n add~.~tion ~o S~.gh~~.ng S~.ned, a.~do spend ~~.me and energy pnov~.d~,ng Sine pneven~~,an ~.nd~nuc~~.on and ashen d env~:ced xa #he.in commun~,~.Led; and WH~R~AS, ~,~ .c,d aun ded~.ne xa honor ~hede vo.2un~een S~.ne- S~.gh~end Son xhe~.n denv~.ced ~o the commun~.~y. NOW, TH~RI:FOR~, I, NORMAN MALON~, MAYOR os the C~,~y os La Pone, do hereby pnoc.~a~.m Augud~ 17, 1985, ad VOLLIN7~~R PIRI=FIGHTER RECOGNITION DAy ~.n the C~.~y o S La Pone, and ung a a.~.l' c~.~~,z end ~o dhow ~he.in appnec.ia~~.on and duppon# Son aun vo.~un~een S~.nes~.gh~end. IN WITNESS WHHREOF, I have heneun~o deb my hand and caused .the Sea.2 os the C~,~y os La Pone ~o be ass~.xed hene~o, ~h~.d the 12~h day as Augud.t, 1985. Norman a one, cyan ~I • • On July 10, 1985, solid waste employee Bob Bishop was returning from the landfill when he witnessed an accident involving a tractor trailer and a passenger car. The vehicle began to burn, and after reporting the information to authorities via radio, Mr. Bishop and another witness pulled a man from the burning car and began CPR on the victim until paramedics arrived. • • Charles "Tim" Hargrave was on his regular route with the solid waste department on August 5, 1985, when he noticed flames coming from a garage apartment on South Brownell Street. The building was close to the house, and when he saw a little girl come out of the house, he went inside and found two other children asleep. He woke them, and led all three children to safety. .s • • ~, 1 ~~ ac ~,~ ~~~~ ~~ CITY OF LA. PORTE INTER-OFFICE MEMORAtJDUM T0: Employee of the Quarter Committee FROM: Richard Hare, Asst. City Manager DATE: August 8, 1985 SUBJECT: Performance of Cynthia Alexander The City of La Porte owes a great deal to Cynthia Alexander for her excellent and unselfish performance through a period of radical change in the Finance Division. In February, the Director of Administrative Services and the Finance Officer left the City of La Porte. The burden for all financial matters fell to Nell Lange, Senior Acountant. Cynthia stepped in to assist Ms. Lange by taking on as much as she could of the senior accountants day-to-day activities. Cynthia worked a great deal of overtime during this period both evenings and on weekends. In May the situation became more difficult when Nell Lange left and even more fell on Ms. Alexander to perform. She was able to meet this difficult period in a very capable fashion. She continued to perform her payroll tasks efficiently and streamlined the processing of the bi-weekly pay system. This allowed her to provide additional time to accounting areas previously controlled by the Senior Accountant. Cynthia later assisted in the orientation of the new Senior Accountant and the new Finance Officer. Both have commented on her competence, positive attitude, and committment to the City of La Porte. The City is very fortunate to have a person with the capabilities, attitude and character that Cynthia Alexander possesses. I strongly recommend that she be recognized for her efforts on the City's behalf. Sinc ely. ~' ~~ '. / ~'`-~ CITY OF LF, PORTE DANGEROUS Bi1ILDTN~ INSPECTION FORM . -~ DATE July 1, 1985 STREET ADDRESS 11700 Block W. Main St. OWNER Kenneth W. Schick Trustee OCCUPANT ADDRESS 9801 Westheimer Ste. 412 Houston, Texas 7 - AGENT Marvin F. Pier & Co. Agent ~~ 00051 SURVEY OR SUBDIVISION La Porte Outlots ZONING C BLOCK 63 LOT TYPE OCCUPANCY AG. (Barn) FACILITIES AVAILABLE: WATER X SANITARY SE~~TER ELECTRICAL POWER X GAS NUMBER OF DWELLING UNITS Q VACANT OCCUPIED AS REQUIRED IN CITY OF LA PORTE ORDINANCE X1145, SECTION 8-118, THF. BOARD OF INSPECTION MADE AN INSPECTION OF THE AFOREMENTIONED PROP- ERTY, AND DETERMINED THE BUILDING LOCATED THEREON, IN THEIFt,OPINIOiQ, IS IN FACT A DANGEROUS $UILDING, FOR THE FOLLOj4ING REASONS: (AS OUTLINED IN CITY OF LA PORTE ORDINP,DICE x1145, SECTION 8-117). (1) BECAUSE OF FAULTY CONSTRUCTION, AGE, LACK OF PROPER REPAIR OR ANY OTHER CAUSE, TT IS ESPECIALLY LIABLE TO X FIRE AND CONSTITUTES A FIRE ~iAZARD; OR (2) BECAUSE OF FAULTY CONSTRUCTION OR ANY OTHER CAUSE, IT IS LIABLE TO CAUSE INJURY OR DAMAGE BY COLLAPSING OR BY COL- X LAPSE OR FALL OF ANY PART OF SAID STRUCTURE; OR (3) BECAUSE OF ITS CONDITION OR BECAUSE OF LACK OF .SECURED DOORS OR WINDOt~dS, IT IS AVAILABLE TO AND FREQUENTED BY MALEFACTORS OR DISORDERLY PERSONS WHO ARE NOT LAWFUL X OCCUPANTS OF SAID STRUCTURE; OR (4) BECAUSE OF ITS CONDITION, IT IS DANGEROUS TO PUBLIC HEALTIi AND MAY CAUSE OR AID IN THE SPREAD OF DISEASE X OR INJURY TO THE HEALTH OF THE OCCUPANTS OF IT OR NEIGH- BORING STRUCTURES. (SEE INSPECTION CHECKLIST ON REVERSE SIDE WIiICH IS A PART OF THIS REPORT.) FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS OF THE BOARD OF INSPECTION: It is the unanimous opinion of this Inspection Board, after using City of La Porte Ordinance ~k 1060 (Standard Housing Code, 1976 Edition) as its guide in making the inspection, that this building is in fact dangerous, not repairable, and should be demolished. This building does not provide the basic minimum housing standards deemed essential for safe healthful living for a residential occupancy and is a threat to Public safety, health, and the general welfare of the Citizens of La Porte. INSPECTORS: cII~cI: i,IS~r a, ++ a rr .~ b H ..~ •.~ ~ aa, a .o o• Z a~ A b o ri ~ .-, ,d ~ o N Z rgi EMARKS ~ LA PORTS ORDINANCE ~ 1191 (STANDARD HOUSING CODE, 1979. EDITION) 1. Means of Egress X 2. Room Sizes 3. Privac of Bath 4. Privacy of D~d~cc«s 5. Free of Infestations 6. Garbage Storage X _ •~ 7. Ceiling lieights - ••- 8. Windo~a Clearances r 9. Window Area 10. Window Openable Areas __ • N/A • 11. LVindow Sash - I2. Screens _ N/A 13. LVindow Frames N A ~ 14. Foundation _ • 15. Piers _ N A 16. Floor Framing N A 17. Flooring _ N A 18. Exterior Walls X 19. Columns N/A 20. Exterior Stens N A 21. Exterior Stairs N/A 22. Roofing X . 23. Roofing Flashing X 24. Roor Ratters X 25. Sheathing X 26. Exterior Doors X 27. Interior Doors N A 28. Partitions N A 29: Interior Stairs _ N 30. Ceiling Joists 31. Hardware N A 32. Mechanical Ventila- tion N A 33. Electric Lights N A 34. Electric Switches N A 35. Electric Cutlets N A 36. Electric Panel N A 37. Heating Equipment N/A 38. Sink N/A 39. Lavatory N/A 40. Water Closet N/A 41. IIath Tub N A 42. Plumbing Drain~~ge N A 43. IIot 1Vater N A 44. Cold Water N A 45. Water Eleater N A 46. Grass N 47. Trash 48. Appliances N 4 9 . 1•'urnitiire NO 50. Automobiles NO 57.. Secondary Structure NO CODE VIOI.IITION • • CITY OF LA POR^1'E DANGEROUS BUILDING INSPE"CTION FORM . - DATE July 1, 1985 STREET ADDRESS 11700 Block W. Main O~~INER Kenneth W. Schick Trustee ADDRESS 9801 Westheimer Ste. 412 Houston, exas - OCCUPANT AGENT Marvin F. Poert & Co. Agent ~k 000051 SURVEY OR SUBDIVISION La Porte Outlots ZONING C FACILITIES AVAILABLE: BLOCK Outlot 63 LOT TYPE OCCUPANCY Acc (Garage) WATER X SANITARY SE~~TER ELECTRICAL POWER X GAS NUMBER OF DLVELLING UNITS •~ O' VACANT OCCUPIED AS REQUIRED IN CITY OF LA PORTE ORDINANCE n1145, SECTION 8-118, THF. BOARD OF INSPECTION MADE AN INSPECTION OF THE AFOREMENTIONED PROP- ERTY, AND DETERMINED THE BUILDING LOCATED THEREON, IN THEIFt,OPINIOiQ, IS IN FACT A DANGEROUS BUILDING, FOR THE FOLLO~~dING REASONS: (AS OUTLINED IN CITY OF LA PORTE ORDINANCE X1145, SEC`T'ION 8-117). (1) BECAUSE OF FAULTY CONSTRUCTION, AGE, LACK OF PROPER X REPAIR OR ANY OTHER CAUSE, ZT IS ESPECIALLY LIABLE TO FIRE AND CONSTITUTES A FIRE ~iAZARD; OR (2) BECAUSE OF FAULTY CONSTRUCTION OR ANY OTHER CAUSE, IT IS LIABLE TO CAUSE T_~NJURY OR DAMAGE BY COLLAPSING OR BY COL- X LAPSE OR FALL OF ANY PART OF SAID STRUCTURE; OR (3) BECAUSE OF ITS CONDITION OR BECAUSE OF LACK OF .SECURED DOORS OR WINDOWS, IT IS AVAILABLE TO AND FREQUENTED BY MALEFACTORS OR DISORDERLY PERSONS WHO ARE NOT LAFVFUL X OCCUPANTS OF SAID STRUCTURE; OR (4) BECAUSE OF ITS CONDITION, IT IS DANGEROUS TO PUBLIC HEALTH AND MAY CAUSE OR AID IN THE SPRLAD OF DISEASE X OR INJURY TO THE HEALTH OF THE OCCUPANTS OF IT OR NEIGH- BORIIQG STRUCTURES. (SEE INSPECTION CHECKLIST ON REVERSE SIDE WHICH IS A PART OF THIS REPORT.) FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS OF THE BOARD OF INSPECTION: It is the unanimous opinion of this Inspection Board, after using City of La Porte Ordinance ~~ 1060 (Standard Housing Code, 1976 Edition) as its guide in making the inspection, that this building is in fact dangerous, not repairable, and should be demolished. This building does not provide the basic mininnIIn housing standards deemed essential for safe and healthful living for a residential occupancy and is a threat to public safety, health, and the general welfare of the Citizens of La Port INS.rECTOrs: i~ Cfi ECiC LIST N +i ~ rr ,~ ~~i .~ -•-~ b ~ a ,o 2 ~ A b o ~ +~ r+ .d ~ Z rpi EMARKS ~ LA PORTS ORDINANCE ~ 1191 (STANDARD HOUSING CODE, 1979 EDITION) 1. Means of Egress X 2. Room Sizes 3. Privacy of Bath 4. Privacy ;,f ~C4LV~Il{J 5. Free of Infestations _ 6. Garbage Storage ••_ 7. Ceiling Fieights ~ _ 8. iVindo~v Clearances 9. Window Area _ 10. Window Openable ;.?lreas N A _ 11. LVindow Sash N A _ I2. Screens N A 13. Window Frames N A _ 14. Foundation X _ 15. Piers X 16. Floor Framing N A _ 17. Flooring N A 18. Exterior idalls X 19. Columns N A 20. Exterior Steps N A 21. Exterior Stairs N A 22. Roofing X 23. Roof ina Flashing X 24. Roof Ranters X 25. Sheathing X 26. Exterior Doors X 27. Interior Doors 28. Partitions N A _ 29: Interior Stairs N A 30. Ceiling Joists 31. Hardware N/A 32. Mechanical Ventila- tion N/A 33. Electric Lights N/A 34. Electric Switches N A 35. Electric Cutlets N A 36. Electric Panel N A 37. Heatina_ Equipment N A 38. Sink N A 39. Lavatory N A 40. Water Closet N A 41. IIa th Tub N/A 42. Plumbing Drainage N/A 43. IIot ~•7ater N A 4 4 . Cold ~•~a ter N/A 45. Water Heater _ _ N/A 46. Grass YES 47. Trash YES 48. Appliances NO 49. Furnitiirc NO 50. Automol~i].es YE 57.. Secondary Structure CODE VIOLATION • - • CITY OF LA PORTS DANGEROUS BUILDING INSPECTION FORM ,_ DATE 7/1/85 - STREET ADDRESS 1400 Blk. W. Main (Building 2 this address) OI~TNER Devang S. Patel, Trustee ADDRESS 717 Hwy ~~146 La Porte, Tx. 775; OCCUPANT None AGENT N/A SURVEY OR - SUBDIVISION La Porte BLOCK 722 LOT 7-10 ZONING C TYPE OCCUPANCY_ C FACILITIES AVAILABLE: WATER X SANITARY SEZ~TER X ELECTRICAL POWER X GAS X NUMBER OF DWELLING UNITS 0 VACANT X OCCUPIED AS REQUIRED IN CITY OF LA PORTS ORDINANCE X1145, SECTION 8-118, THE. BOARD OF INSPECTION MADE AN INSPECTION OF THE AFOREMENTIONED PROP- ERTY, AND DETERMINED THE BUILDING LOCATED THEREON, IN THEIFt,OPINIOiV, IS IN FACT A DANGEROUS BUILDING, FOR THE FOLL0~~4ING REASONS: (AS OUTLINED IN CITY OF LA PORTS ORDINAI~ICE X1145, SECTION 8-117). (1) BECAUSE OF FAULTY CONSTRUCTION, AGE, LACK OF PROPER X REPAIR OR ANY OTHER CAUSE, TT IS ESPECIALLY LIABLE TO FIRE AND CONSTITUTES A FIRE HAZARD; OR (2) BECAUSE OF FAULTY CONSTRUCTION OR ANY OTHER CAUSE, IT IS LIABLE TO CAUSE INJURY OR DAMAGE BY COLLAPSING OR BY COL- LAPSE OR FALL OF ANY PART OF SAID STRUCTURE; OR (3) BECAUSE OF ITS CONDITION OR BECAUSE OF LACK OF .SECURED DOORS OR WINDOWS, IT IS AVAILABLE TO AND FREQUENTED BY X MALEFACTORS OR DISORDERLY PERSONS WHO ARE NOT LAWFUL OCCUPANTS OF SAID STRUCTURE; OR (4) BECAUSE OF ITS CONDITION, IT IS DANGEROUS TO PUBLIC HEALTH AND MAY CAUSE OR AID IN THE SPRL'AD OF DISEASE X OR INJURY TO THE HEALTH OF THE OCCUPANTS OF IT UR NEIGH- BORIIQG STRUCTURES. {SEE INSPECTION CHECKLIST ON REVERSE SIDE WHICH IS A PART OF THIS REPORT.) FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS OF THE BOARD OF INSPECTION: (1). It is the unanimous opinion of this Inspection Board, after using City of La Porte Ordinnace ~~ 1060 (Standard Housing Code, 1976 Edition) as its guide in making the inspection, that this building is in fact dangerous, not repairable, and should be demolished. This building does not provide the basic minimum housing standards deemed essential for safe and healthful living for a residential occupancy and is a threat to• Public safety, health, and the General welfare of the Citizens of La La Porte. IN ECTORS: ~' i' CiiECI; LIST o ~ ~ ~ ,~ i-~+ •.-~ b ~ a .o z o Sa o +~ ,ti z b ~ .-+ `,~~, H A PORTS (STANDARD 1979 REIvi11RKS ORDINANCE ~. 1191 HOUSING CODE, EDITION) 1. Meads of Egress X 2. Room Sizes N/A 3. Privacy of Bath X '4. Privacy of Bedrooms :~ A 5. Free of Infestations r?0 6. Garbage Storage X __ • •• 7. Ceiling Heights t? A 8. Windoca Clearances X r 9. Window Area X 10. Window Openable Areas X •~ 11. Window Sash •X 12. Screens ~; 13. Window Frames X ~~ 14. Foundation X _ • 15. Piers N A _ 16. Floor Framing N A 17. Flooring ~X _ 18. Exterior Walls X 19. Columns i~7 A 20. E:terior Stens N A 21. Exterior Stairs ~? ~'~ 22. RoafinG 23. Rooring Flashing X 24. Roof Rafters X 25. Sheathing X 26. Exterior Doors X 27. Interior. Doors X 28. Partitions X 29. Interior Stairs iI/A 30. Ceiling Joists X 31. Hardware ~ t; 32. Mechanical Ventila- tion ~; 33. Electric Lights X 34. Electric Switches X 35. Electric Cutlets X . 36. Electric Panel X 37. Heating Equipment X 38. Sink 39. Lavatory •~, 40. Water Closet 41 . IIa th Tttb 42. Plumbing Drainage -. 43. IIot i•7ater 44. Cold Water 45. Water Heater - 4G. Grass r?0 47 . Trash t 0 48. Appliances i; 49. Furnitiirc N 50. Automobiles ~ 51.. Seconcisry Structure N 0 CODE VIOLATION • • CITY OF LA PORTS DANGEROUS BUILDING INSPECTION FORM .- DATE 7/1/85 STREET ADDRESS 1400 Blk. W. Main (Building 1 this address) OL~TNER Devan~ S. Patel Trustee ADDRESS 717 Hwy 4~ 146 La Porte, Tx. OCCUPANT None AGENT N/A SURVEY OR SUBDIVISION La Porte BLOCK 722 LOT 7-10 ZONING C FACILITIES AVAILABLE: WATER X ELECTRICAL POWER X TYPE OCCUPANCY C SANITARY SEINER X GAS X NUMBER OF DWELLING UNITS 0 VACANT X OCCUPIED AS REQUIRED IN CITY OF LA PORTS ORDINANCE tt1145, SECTION 8-118, THE. BOARD OF INSPECTION MADE AN INSPECTION OF THE AFOREMENTIONED PROP- ERTY, AND DETERi`~IINED THE BUILDING LOCATED THEREON, IN THEIk, OPINIOi~T, IS IN FACT A DANGEROUS BUILDING, FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS: (AS OUTLINED IN CITY OF LA PORTS ORDINANCE X1145, SECTION 8-117). (1) BECAUSE OF FAULTY CONSTRUCTION, AGE, LACK OF PROPER REPAIR OR ANY OTHER CAUSE, TT IS ESPECIALLY LIABLE TO XX FIRE AND CONSTITUTES A FIRE HAZARD; OR (2) BECAUSE OF FAULTY CONSTRUCTION OR ANY OTHER CAUSE, IT IS LIABLE TO CAUSE INJURY OR DAMAGE BY COLLAPSING OR BY COL- XX LAPSE OR FALL OF ANY PART OF SAID STRUCTURE; OR (3) BECAUSE OF ITS CONDITION OR BECAUSE OF LACK OF .SECURED DOORS OR WINDOWS, IT IS AVAILABLE TO AND FREQUENTED BY MALEFACTORS OR DISORDERLY PERSONS WHO ARE NOT LAWFUL X OCCUPANTS OF SAID STRUCTURE; OR (4) BECAUSE OF ITS CONDITION, IT IS DANGEROUS TO PUBLIC X HEALTH AND MAY CAUSE OR AID IN THE SPREAD OF DISEASE OR INJURY TO THE HEALTH OF THE OCCUPANTS OF IT UR NEIGH- BORING STRUCTURES. (SEE INSPECTION CHECKLIST ON REVERSE SIDE WHICH IS A PART OF THIS REPORT.) FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS OF THE BOARD OF INSPECTION: (1). It is the unanimous opinion of this Inspection Board, after using City of La Porte Ordinance ~~ 1060 (Standard Housi:ri~n Code, 1976 Edition) as its guide in making the inspection, that this building is in fact dangerous, not repairable, and should be demolished. This building does not provide the basic minimum housing standards deemed essential for safe and healthful living for a residential occupancy and is a threat to Public safety, health, and the General welfare of the Citizens of La Porte. INSPECTORS: /~ ~~ ~~~~ CHECK LIST ~ ~ ~ rr .~ ~-~i ~ rd ~ a .d a~ 2 a~ A b o ~ ++ r+ .ti ~ a~ ~ z H REMARKS . LA PORTS ORDINANCE ~. 1191 (STANDARD HOUSING CODE, 1979 EDITION) 1. Means of Egress 2. Room Sizes 3. Privacy of Bath 4. Privac of Bedrooms N A 5. Free of Infestations NO 6. Garbage Storage ~~~ 7. Ceiling Heights _ N A 8. Window Clearances _ N A 9. Window Area N A 10. Window Openable Areas __ N/A 11. Window Sash X 12. Screens g - 13. Windoca Frames X .. 14. Foundation X ~~ 15. Piers X 16. Floor Framing X 17. Flooring X 18. Exterior Walls X 19. Columns N A 20. Exterior Steps X 21. Exterior Stairs N A 22. Roofing X 23. Roofing Flashing g 24. Roof Rafters g 25. Sheathing X 26. Exterior Doors X 27. Interior Doors X . 28. Partitions X 29. Interior Stairs N A 30. Ceiling Joists X 31. Hardware X 32. Mechanical Ventila- tion X 33. Electric Lights X 34. Electric Switches X 35. Electric Cutlets X 36. Electric Panel X 37. Heating Equipment 38. Sink 39. Lavatory 40. Water Closet X 41. Bath Tub N/A 42. Plumbing Drainage g 43. IIot ~•7ater 44. Cold Water g 45. Water Heater g ~ - 46. Grass NO 47. Trash NO 48. Appliances NO 49. Furnitiirc NO 50. Automobiles NO 57.. Secondary Structure NO CODI; VIOLATION • • CITY OF~LA PORTS DANGEROUS BUILDING INSPECTION FORM . - DATE .Till ~, 1 ~ 1985 STREET ADDRESS 11000 Blk. N "P" OWNER Curtis Blaylock ADDRESS 11006 N "P" I.a Porte, Texas 77571 OCCUPANT none AGENT SURVEY OR outlot SUBDIVISION La Porte Outlots 394 LoT ZONING R - ~ TYPE OCCUPANCY R FACILITIES AVAILABLE: WATER X SANITARY SE~~TER X ELECTRICAL POWER X GAS X' NUMBER OF DWELLING UNITS 1 VACANT X OCCUPIED AS REQUIRED IN CITY OF LA PORTS ORDINANCE #1145, SECTION 8-118, THE. BOARD OF INSPECTION MADE AN INSPECTION OF THE AFOREMENTIONED PROP- ERTY, AND DETER~`~IINED THE BUILDING LOCATED THEREON, IN THEIk, OPINIOi~T, IS IN FACT A DANGEROUS BUILDING, FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS: (AS OUTLINED IN CITY OF LA PORTS ORDINANCE #1145, SECTION 8-117). (1) BECAUSE OF FAULTY CONSTRUCTION, AGE, LACK OF PROPER X REPAIR OR ANY OTHER CAUSE, ZT IS ESPECIALLY LIABLE TO FIRE AND CONSTITUTES A FIRE ~iAZARD; OR (2) BECAUSE OF FAULTY CONSTRUCTION OR ANY OTHER CAUSE, IT IS X LIABLE TO CAUSE _T_NJURY OR DAMAGE BY COLLAPSING OR BY COL- LAPSE OR FALL OF ANY PART OF SAID STRUCTURE; OR (3) BECAUSE OF ITS CONDITION OR BECAUSE OF LACK OF .SECURED DOORS OR WINDOj~7S, IT IS AVAILABLE TO AND FREQUENTED BY X MALEFACTORS OR DISORDERLY PERSONS WHO ARE NOT LA6VFUL OCCUPANTS OF SAID STRUCTURE; OR (4) BECAUSE OF ITS CONDITION, IT IS DANGEROUS TO PUBLIC X HEALTH AND MAY CAUSE OR AID IN THE SPREAD OF DISEASE OR INJURY TO THE HEALTH OF THE OCCUPANTS OF IT OR NEIGH- BORING STRUCTURES. (SEE INSPECTION CHECKLIST ON REVERSE SIDE WHICH IS A PART OF THIS REPORT.) FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS OF THE BOARD OF INSPECTION: It is the tmanirmttS opinion of this inspection board, after using City of La Porte Ordinance ~~ 1060 (Standard Hrn,~ino (:nrl~ ],A7F, Fd; r; ~„~ as its guide in making the inspection. that this building` is in fact dangerous, but still repairable. All repairs or alterations required to be done shall be done in accordance with all City of La Porte Codes and Ordinances applicable. If the repairs or alterations __ order is not complied with within the timetable set out in City of La Porte Qrdinance ~k 1145. it is then the unaniumus opinion of this inspection board that this building be demolished. INSrr•.cTOrs: L ' CHECK LIST ~ ro ~ rr ,~ Fci •a a. o a ,d a~ z a~ .A a~i o ~ ++ .-~ ,d ~ a~ ~ z H REMARKS ~ LA PORTS ORDINANCl; # 1191 (STANDARD HOUSING CODE, 1979 EDITION) 1. Means of Egress X 2. Room Sizes 3. Privacy of Bath X 4. Privacy of Bedrooms X 5. Free of Infestations X _ 6. Garbage Storage _ NO 7. Ceiling Heights X ___ 8. Window Clearances X r 9. Window Area X ~~ 10. Window Openable Areas X ~ _ 11. L4indow Sash X 12. Screens X 13. Window Frames X 14. Foundation X _ 15. Piers X 16. Floor Framing X _ 17. Flooring X 18. Exterior Walls 19. Columns 20. Exterior Stens 21. Exterior Stairs i 22. Roafinq r 23. Roofing Flashing 24. Roof Ranters X 25. Sheathing X 26. Exterior Doors X 27. Interior. Doors X 28. Partitions X 29. Interior Stairs _ N A 30. Ceiling Joists X 31. Hardcaare X 32. Mechanical Ventila- tion X 33. Electric Lights X 34. Electric Switches X 35. Electric G:itlets X 36. Electric Panel X 37. Heating Equipment X 38. Sink X 39. Lavatory X 40. Water Closet X 41. IIath Tub X 42. Plumbing Drainage X 43. Iiot Water X 44. Cold Water 45. Water Ileater '- 46. Grass 47. Trash 48. Appliances 49. Furniture 50. Automobiles 57.. Seconci,~ry Structure CODE VIOLATION • ? • CITY OF LA PORTS DANGEROUS BUILDING INSPECTION FORM DATE 7/1/85 STREET ADDRESS YD co OI~TNER 9418 West Main OCCUPANT NONE ~.~u<-.~~tuie ~ f -(-mac •, l ~` ADDRESS A ii~~-L_ i• ' AGENT ~"~e-s-~ a~~ ~ ~~~., SURVEY OR ' SUBDIVISION SnPnwick Place Sec.IBLOCK 2 LOT31 ZONING~~ i,I Pn i a 1 TYPE OCCUPANCY_ C FACILITIE'~ AVAILABLE: WATER g SANITARY SEPJER ELECTRICAL POWER % GAS R NUI•SBER OF DWELLING UNITS O VACANT R OCCUPIED AS REQUIRED IN CITY OF LA PORTS ORDINANCE n1145, SECTI:~N 8-].18, THE' BOARD OF INSPECTION IrIADE AN INSPECTION OF THE AFOREMENTIONEU PROP- ERTY, AND DETERMINED THE BUILDING LOCATED THEREON, IN THEI1 OPINIOiQ, IS IN FACT A DANGEROUS BUILDING, FOR THE FOLLO~dING REASONS: (AS OUTLINED IN CITY OF LA PORTS ORDINANCE n1145, SECTION 8-117). (1) BECAUSE OF FAULTY CONSTRUCTIO`J, AGE, LACK OF PROPER R -REPAIR OR ANY OTHER CAUSE, 'IT IS ESPECIALLY LIABLE TO FIRE AND CONSTITUTES A FIRE HAZARD; OR (2) BECAUSE OF FAULTY CONSTRUCTIOiJ OR ANY OTHER CAUSE, IT IS LIABLE TO CAUSE INJURY OR DAMAGE BY COLLAPSING OR BY COL- g LAPSE OR FALL OF ANY PART OF SAID STRUCTURE; OR (3) BECAUSE OF ITS CONDITION OR BECAUSE OF LACK OF.S£~URED DOORS OR WINDOj•iS, IT IS AVAILABLE TO AND FREQUENTED BY g MALEFACTORS OR DISORDERLY PERSOtiTS WHO ARE NOT LAWFUL OCCUPANTS OF SAID STRUCTURE; OR (4) BECAUSE OF ITS CONDITIO\T, IT IS DANGEROUS TO PUBLIC g HEALTII AND MAY CAUSE OR AID IN THE SPRi:AD OF DISEASE OR INJURY TO THE HEP.LT3 OF THE OCCUPANTS OF IT OR NEIGH- BORING STRUCTURES. (SEE INSPECTION CHECKLIST ON REVERSE SIDE ~~TIiICIi IS A PART OF THIS REPORT.) FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS OF THE BOARD OF INSPECTION: 1). It is the unanimous opinion_of this Inspection Board, after using City of La Porte Ordinance ~~ 1060 (Stndard Housing Code, 1976 Edition) as its guide in making the inspection, that this building is in fact dangerous, not repairable, and should be demolished. This building does not provide the basic minimum housing standards deemed essential for safe and healthful living for a residential occupancy and is a threat to Public safety, health, and the General welfare of the Citizens of La Porte. INSPI~CTOP.S ~~ ~~/// ~ .' r CIiECK LIST • o ~ '~ ~ b '~ H •.~ b o, a .o v Z a~ A '~ ar ~~ ,ti ~ ~ N Z H RE2•>1'1RItiS • LA PORTS ORDIiJANCE # (STANDr1P.D IiOUSING CODE, •• EDITIOid) 1. Means of Egress X 2. Room Sizes N/A _ 3. Privacy of Bath X 4. Privacy of Bedrooms N/A 5. Free of Infestations _ _ NO 6. Garbage Storage X _ 7. Ceiling Iieigzts __ N A •~ 8. Window Clearances N A •^ 9. Window Area - - 1C. Window Openable Areas X - •"•' J_1. [Vindow Sash X 12, Screens N -- :~.3. [dindota Frames X 14~. Foundation ~• 15. Piers 16. Floor Framing ! 17. Flooring 18. Exterior [falls _19. Columns _ N A 20. Exterior St~•?~s N A 21. E:terior Stairs N A 22. Roafillg 23. Roofing Flashing 24. Roof Rafters N/A 25. Sheathing g 26. Exterior Doors X 27. Interior Doors 28. Partitions g 29. Interior Stairs N/A 30. Ceiling Joists 31. Hard:•rare 32. Mechanical Ventila- tion X 33. Electric Lights 34. Electric Switches 35. Electric Cutlets 36. Electric Panel X ~7. Heating Equipment ~ 38. Sink N/A 39. Lavatory X 40. Water Closet X 41. Bath Tttb N A 42. Plumbin:~ Drainage X 43. Ilot [•7ater X 44. Cold [•7ate~ X 45. Water fIeater X •"•' 46. Grass Yes 47. Trash Yes 48. Appliances NO 49. Furnitilrc NO • 50. Automouil.es NO 5].. Secondary titrilctur.e NO CODE VIOL.'1'PIOtJ CITY OF LA !PORTS DANGEROUS BUILDING INSPECTION FORM STREET ADDRESS 200 Block West B O~~JNER ADDRESS OCCUPANT AGENT SURVEY OR SUBDIVISION La Porte BLOCK ZONING CJ DATE July 1, 1985 O /.ST O , / ~... -~-----T 7~s~/ -~ 35 LOT 13-16 TYPE OCCUPANCY FACILITIES AVAILABLE: WATER ELECTRICAL POWER SANITARY SE~~IER X GAS X NUMBER OF DWELLING UNITS VACANT OCCUPIED AS REQUIRED IN CITY OF LA PORTS ORDINANCE tt1145, SECTION 8-118, THE. BOARD OF INSPECTION MADE AN INSPECTION OF THE AFOREMENTIONED PROP- ERTY, AND DETERMINED THE BUILDING LOCATED THEREON, IN THEIFt,OPINIOiQ, IS IN FACT A DANGEROUS BUILDING, FOR THE FOLLO~JING REASONS: (AS OUTLINED IN CITY OF LA PORTS ORDINANCE X1145, SECTION 8-117). (1) BECAUSE OF FAULTY CONSTRUCTION, AGE, LACK OF PROPER REPAIR OR ANY OTHER CAUSE, 'IT IS ESPECIALLY LIABLE TO X FIRE AND CONSTITUTES A FIRE HAZARD; OR (2) BECAUSE OF FAULTY CONSTRUCTION OR ANY OTHER CAUSE, IT IS LIABLE TO CAUSE INJURY OR DAr•IAGE BY COLLAPSING OR BY COL- X LAPSE OR FALL OF ANY PART OF SAID STRUCTURE; OR (3) BECAUSE OF ITS CONDITION OR BECAUSE OF LACK OF .SECURED DOORS OR j+1IND0~•JS, IT IS AVAILABLE TO AND FREQUENTED BY MALEFACTORS OR DISORDERLY PERSONS WHO ARE NOT LAWFUL OCCUPANTS OF SAID STRUCTURE; OR (4) BECAUSE OF ITS CONDITION, IT IS DANGEROUS TO PUBLIC HEALTH AND MAY CAUSE OR AID IN THE SPREAD OF DISEASE X OR INJURY TO THE HEALTH OF THE OCCUPANTS OF IT OR NEIGH- BORING STRUCTURES. (SEE INSPECTION CHECKLIST ON REVERSE SIDE ~rTIiICH IS A PART OF THIS REPORT.) FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS OF THE BOARD OF INSPECTION: It is the unanimous ooi Ordinance ~~ 1060 (Standard Housing Code, 1976 Edition) as its glide in making the inspection, that this building is in fact dangerous, but still revairable. All repairs or alterations required to be done shall be done in accordance with all City of La Porte Codes and Ordinances applicable. If the repairs or alterations order is not complied Frith ~•rithin the timetable set out in City of La Porte Ordinance dk 1145, it is then the unanimrous opinion of this Inspection Board that this building be demolished. INSPECTION OF EXTERIOR ONLY INSPECTORS: 1~' CIiECK LIST N +~ ~ ar .~ ~ f-+ . ~ •.~ ~ ~ a .O ~ Z a~ A b o ,,0.~ ++ .-+ .d ~ ~ ~ Z H EMARKS LA PORTS ORDINANCIs' # 1191 (STANDARD HOUSING CODE, 1979 EDITION) 1. Means of E ress X 2. Room Sizes 3. Privacy of Bath 4. Privacy of Bedrooms 5. Free of Infestations NO 6. Garbage Storage "' 7. Ceiling Iieights ~ "- 8. Window Clearances '- 9. Window Area 10. Window Openable Areas "" 11. Window Sash - 12. Screens X - 13. Window Frames 14. Foundation X 15. Piers X 16. Floor Framing 17. Flooring - 18. Exterior Walls 19. Columns 20. Exterior Steos 21. Exterior Stairs N A 22. Roofing X 23. Roofing Flashing X 24. ROOL Ranters 25. Sheathing 26. Exterior Doors }{ 27. Interior Doors 28. Partitions 29: Interior Stairs - 30. Ceiling Joists 31. Hardware 32. Mechanical Ventila- tion 33. Electric Lights X 34. Electric Switches X 35. Electric Cutlets X 36. Electric Panel X 37. Heating Equipment 38. Sink 39. Lavatory 40. Water Closet 41. IIath Tub 42. Plumbing Drainage 43. IIot fVater 4 4 . Cold ~Ja ter 45. Water Heater - 46. Grass 47. Trash 48. Appliances 49. Furnit~irc 50. Automoui].cs 51.. Secondary Structure CODE VIOL11TI0[V • • CITY OF LA PORTS . DANGEROU'S' BUILDING ~' INSPECTION FORM DATE 7/1/85 . STREET ADDRESS 213 South 2nd Street _ OWNER Joe W. Clary ADDRESS OCCUPANT AGENT SURVEY OR SUBDIVISION La Porte ZONING R ~ ~ TYPE OCCUPANCY FACILITIES AVAILABLE: WATER X ELECTRICAL POWER X SANITARY SE~~TER GAS X X NUIdBER OF DWELLING UNITS 2 VACANT X OCCUPIED AS REQUIRED IN CITY OF LA PORTS ORDINANCE ;#1145, SECTION 8-118, THF. BOARD OF INSPECTION MADE AN INSPECTION OF THE AFOREMENTIONED PROP- ERTY, AND DETERMINED THE BUILDING LOCATED THEREON, IN THEIFt,OPINIOiQ, IS IN FACT A DANGEROUS BUILDING, FOR THE FOLLOL4ING REASONS: (AS OUTLINED IN CITY OF LA PORTS ORDINANCE #1145, SECTION 8-117). (1) BECAUSE OF FAULTY CONSTRUCTION, AGE, LACK OF PROPER XX REPAIR OR ANY OTHER.CAUSE, TT IS ESPECIALLY LIABLE TO FIRE AND CONSTITUTES A FIRE HAZARD; OR (2) BECAUSE OF FAULTY CONSTRUCTION OR ANY OTHER CAUSE, IT IS LIABLE TO CAUSE INJURY OR DAMAGE BY COLLAPSING OR BY COL- X LAPSE OR FALL OF ANY PART OF SAID STRUCTURE; OR (3) BECAUSE OF ITS CONDITION OR BECAUSE OF LACK OF .SECURED DOORS OR WINDO~ro'S, IT IS AVAILABLE TO AND FREQUENTED BY X MALEFACTORS OR DISORDERLY PERSONS WHO ARE NOT LAWFUL OCCUPANTS OF SAID STRUCTURE; OR (4) BECAUSE OF ITS CONDITION, IT IS DANGEROUS TO PUBLIC g HEALTH AND MAY CAUSE OR AID IN THE SPRL•;AD OF DISEASE OR INJURY TO THE HEALTH OF THE OCCUPANTS OF IT OR NEIGH- BORING STRUCTURES. (SEE INSPECTION CHECKLIST ON REVERSE SIDE WHICH IS A PART OF THIS REPORT.) FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS OF THE BOARD OF INSPECTION: ~1) It is the unanimous opinion of this Inspection Board, after using City of La Porte Ordinance 46 1060 (Standard Housing Code, 1976 Edition) as its guide in making the inspection, that this building is in fact dangerous, not repairable, and should be demolished. This building does not provide the basic minimum housing standards deemed essential for saf and healthful living for a residential occupancy and is a threat to Public safety, health, and the General welfare of the Citizens of La Porte. INSPECTOP.S .. ~. 507 San Jacinto La Porte, Tx. 77571-5453 BLOCK 35 LOT 9-12 R CIIEC~: LIST ro a rr ,d b ici w a, a ,o o z A v o ~ ~ •-+ .d ,~ o N z i-~+ REMIIRI~S L11 PORTS ORDINANCE # 1191 (ST11ND11RD HOUSING CODE, 1979 EDITION) 1. Means of Egress X 2. Room Sizes OK 3. Privacy of Bath X 4. Privacy of Bedrooms 5. Free of Infestations NO __ ~ 6. Garbage Storage __ 7. Ceiling Eieights OK 8. Window Clearances _ OK 9. LVindow Area OK ~ 10. Window Openable Areas ~ 11. LVindow Sash _ 12. Screens 13. Window Frames X ~~ 14. Foundation _ 15. Piers X 16. Floor Framing 17. Flooring X 18. Exterior Walls X 19. Columns g 20. Exterior Ste?~s NA 21. Exterior Stairs ~ NA 22. Roofing X 23. Roorina Flashing g 24. Rooi Ranters X 25. Sheathing X 26. Exterior Doors X 27. Interior Doors X 28. Partitions X 29: Interior Stairs OK 30. Ceiling Joists OK 31. Hardware 32, rlechanical Ventila- tion X 33. Electric Lights 34. Electric Switches 35. Electric Cutlets 36. Electric Panel 37. Heating Equipment 38. Sink 39. Lavatory g 40. Water Closet X 41. Bath Tub g 42. Plumbing Drainage g 43. IIot cVater g 44. Cold SVater g 45. Water Heater X ~ -- 46. Grass NO 47. Trash NO 98. Appliances NO 49. Furnittirc NO ' 50. Automol~il.cs NO 51.. Second,~ry Structure YES CODE VIOLATION • • CITY OF LA PORTS DANGEROUS BUILDING INSPECTION FOlt~tii DATE July 3 , 1985 STREET ADDRESS 208 South Blackwell O1~TNER ~ John A. Wright ADDRESS 208 S. Blackwell La Porte, Texas 77571 OCCUPANT none AGENT SURVEY OR SUBDIVISION Bayfront BLOCK 75 LOT 33,34 ZONING R TYPE OCCUPANCY Res . FACILITIE`~ AVAILABLE: WATER X SANITARY SET•7ER X ELECTRICAL POWER X GAS X NUI•iBER OF DWELLING UNITS 1 VACANT X OCCUPIED AS REQUIRED IN CITY OF LA PORTS ORDINANCE tt1145, SECTS:~N 8-1.18, TH7: BOARD OF INSPECTION I•IADE AN INSPECTION OF THE AFOREDIENTIONEU PROP- ERTY, AND DETEI2I+IINED THE BUILDING LOCATED THEREON, IN THEI1 OPINIJiQ, IS IN FACT A DANGEROUS BUILDING, FOR THE FOLLO~~ING REASONS: (AS OUTLINED IN CITY OF LA PORTS ORDINA~~ICE tt1145, SECTION 8-117). (1) BECAUSE OF FAULTY CONSTRUCTION, AGE, LACK OF PROPER X REPAIR OR ANY OTHER CAUSE, ZT IS ESPECIALLY LIABLE TO FIRE AND CONSTITUTES A FIRE HAZARD; OR (2) BECAUSE OF FAULTY CONSTRUCTION OR ANY OTHER CAUSE, IT IS LIABLE TO CAUSE INJURY OR DAMAGE BY COLLAPSING OR BY COL- LAPSE OR FALL OF ANY PART OF SAID STRI'JCTURE; OR (3) BECAUSE OF ITS CONDITION OR BECAUSE OF LACK OF.S£CURED DOORS OR WINDOT•7S, IT IS AVAILABLE TO AND FREQUENTED BY X MALEFACTORS OR DISORDERLY PERSONS WHO ARE NOT LAWFUL OCCUPANTS OF SAID STRUCTURE; OR (4) BECAUSE OF ITS CONDITION, IT IS DANGEROUS TO PUBLIC HEALTII AND MAY CAUSE OR AID IN THE SPRyAD OF DISEASE ~OR INJURY TO THE HEF.LTH OF THE OCCUPANTS OF IT OR NEIGH- BORING STR:;CTURES. (SEE INSPECTION CHECKLIST ON REVERSE SIDE ~~TIiICH IS A PART OF THIS REPORT.) FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS OF THE BOARD OF INSPECTION: It is the unanimous opinion of this Inspection Board, after using City of La Porte Ordinance ~~ 1060 (Standard Housing Code, 1976 Edition) as its guide in making the inspection, that this building is in fact dangerous, not repairable, and should be demolished. This building does not provide the basic minim~n housing standards deemed essential for safe and healthful living for a residential occupancy and is a threat to Public safety, health and the general welfare of the Citizens of La Porte. INSrr.cTOrs: ,~ . ~ ~~ ~ ., / , CHECK LIST a~ ~ `~ ~ b ~ H .~ •.~ ~ a a .~ o Z a~ s~ ~ o °~ b ~ v N Z H Eri<'1RKS LA PORTS ORDIiIATJCI; # (STAND~IRD HOUSING CODE, EDITIO'.•J) 1. Means of Egress X 2. Room Sizes N A 3. Privacy of Bath _ 4. Privacy of Bedrooms 5. Free of Infestations _ NO 6. Garbage Storage g _ __ 7. Ceiling Heights __ N A 8. Window Clearances _ N/A 9. Window Area N/A ~ - 1C. Window Openable Areas _ _ _ N/A ~•~ J.1. Window Sash g 12. Screens X ~- :~.3. Window Frames X 14. Foundation _ N/A 15. Piers N A 16. Floor Framing N A 17. Flooring 18. Exterior Walls 19. Columns 20. Exterior Ste?~s 21. Exterior Stairs N 22. Roofing r 23. Roofing Flashing 24. Roof Rafters 25. Sheathing 26. Exterior Doors 27. Interior Doors 28. Partitions 29. Interior Stairs N A 30. Ceiling Joists X 31. Hard:•~are X 32. Mechanical Ventila- tion X 33. Electric Lights X 34. Electric Switches X 35. Electric Gtitlets X 36. Electric Panel X ~7. Heating Equipment X 38. Sink X 39. Lavatory X 40. Water Closet 41. Bath Tub X - 42. Plumbing Drainage N/A 43. IIot I.7ater X 44. Cold ~•7atcr X 45. i9ater Heater X ~"' - 4G. Grass NO 47. Trash YES 4R. Appliances NO 4 9 . r'urni t~irc YES 50. Automoui].es NO 5].. Seconciar}~ Structur.c YES CODE VIOLIITIOT•I • • C?TY~OF LA FORTE DANGEROUS BUILDII~CG INSPECTION FORM . - DATE 7/1/85 STREET ADDRESS ~~nn Rlk Snuth Rth 9trpPt O~~INER Ethel May Smith OCCUPANT ADDRESS Rt. 1 Box 1756,Dickinson, Tx. 77539-9631 AGENT SURVEY OR SUBDIVISION La Porte ZONING R-2 BLOCK 1151 LOT 1-16 TYPE OCCUPANCY Ag. (Barn) FACILITIES AVAILABLE: WATER X SANITARY SE~~TER ELECTRICAL POWER X GAS -__ NUMBER OF DLdELLING UNITS 0 VACANT OCCUPIED AS REQUIRED IN CITY OF LA FORTE ORDINANCE tt1145, SECTION 8-118, THE. BOARD OF INSPECTION MADE AN INSPECTION OF THE AFOREMENTIONED PROP- ERTY, AND DETERMINED THE BUILDING LOCATED THEREON, IN THEIFI,OPINIOiQ, IS IN FACT A DANGEROUS BUILDING, FOR THE FOLLOL4ING REASONS: (AS OUTLINED IN CITY OF LA FORTE ORDINANCE ;1145, SECTION 8-117). (1) BECAUSE OF FAULTY CONSTRUCTION, AGE, LACK OF PROPER XX 'REPAIR OR ANY OTHER CAUSE, 'IT IS ESPECIALLY LIABLE TO FIRE AND CONSTITUTES A FIRE HAZARD; OR (2) BECAUSE OF FAULTY CONSTRUCTION OR ANY OTHER CAUSE, IT IS X LIABLE TO CAUSE INJURY OR DAMAGE BY COLLAPSING OR BY COL- LAPSE OR FAIL OF ANY PART OF SAID STRUCTURE; OR (3) BECAUSE OF ITS CONDITION OR BECAUSE OF LACK OF .SECURED DOORS OR WINDO~4S, IT IS AVAILABLE TO AND FREQUENTED BY XX MALEFACTORS OR DISORDERLY PERSONS LQHO ARE NOT LAWFUL OCCUPANTS OF SAID STRUCTURE; OR (4) BECAUSE OF ITS CONDITION, IT IS DANGEROUS TO PUBLIC XX HEALTH AND MAY CAUSE OR AID IN THE SPRL•;AD OF DISEASE OR INJURY TO TE-IE HEALTH OF THE OCCUPANTS OF IT OR NEIGH- BORIIQG STRICTURES. (SEE INSPECTION CFIECKLIST ON REVERSE SIDE WHICH IS A PART OF THIS REPORT.) FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS OF THE BOARD OF INSPECTION: (1). It is the unanimous opinion of this Inspection Board,after using City of La Porte Ordinance ~~1060 (Standard Housing Code, 1976 Edition) as its guide in making the inspection, that this building is in fact dangerous, not repairable, and should be demolished. This building does not provide the basic minimum housing standards deemed essential for safe and healthful living for a residential occupancy and is a threat to Public safety, health, and the General welfare of the Citizens of La Porte. INSPECTORS: ~ ~ ,~/ ~ / ~ ,~ CI~ECK LIST a~ ~-! ~ a~ ,~ Fri .~ •a ~ v a .b v Z a~ A 'd o ~ ~ r+ .d ,~; N Z H EMARKS LA PORTS ORDINANCE # 1191 (STANDARD HOUSING CODE, 1979 EDITION) 1. Means of Egress X 2. Room Sizes N/A 3. Privacy of Bath N A 4. Privacy of B~dreoms N A 5. Free of Infestations NO 6. Garbage Storage g __ ~ 7. Ceiling Iieights __ N A 8. Windoca Clearances _ N/A 9. Window Area N/A 10. Window Openable Areas N/A 11. Window Sash 12. Screens N A 13. Window Frames ~~ 14. Foundation X _ • 15. Piers _ N A 16. Floor Framing N A 17. Flooring N 18. Exterior Walls X 19. Columns N/A 20. Exterior Stens N/A 21. Exterior Stairs . 22. Roof inq X 23. Roofincr Flashing X 24. Roo= Ratters X 25. Sheathing X 26. Exterior Doors X 2?. Interior Doors N A 28. Partitions N A 29: Interior Stairs N A 30. Ceiling Joists X 31. Hard~•~are N A 32. Mechanical Ventila- tion N/A 33. Electric Lights X 34. Electric Switches X 35. Electric Cutlets X 36. Electric Panel X 37. Heating Equipment 38. Sink 39. Lavatory 40. Water Closet 41 . Bath Tttb 42. Plumbing Drainage N A 43. IIot S•7ater N A 44. Cold Water ,~/A 45. Water Heater N/A 46. Grass No 47. 2'rash YES 48. Appliances 49. r'urnitiirc 50. Automobiles 51.. Secondary Structure CODE VIOI.~'1TION • • CITY OF LA PORTS DANGEROUS BUILDING INSPECTION FORM . -• DATE July 1, 1985 . STREET ADDRESS 10716 N. "H" St. O~~TNER Rusty Smith OCCUPANT none SURVEY OR SUIIDIVISION La Porte Outlot ZONING R - ~ • FACILITIES AVAILABLE: ADDRESS 10716 N. "H" St. La Porte, Texas 71 AGENT N/A OUTL,OT ~ 477 LOT TYPE OCCUPANCY R WATER X SANITARY SE~~TER ELECTRICAL P064ER X GAS X NUMBER OF DWELLING UNITS 1 VACANT X OCCUPIED AS REQUIRED IN CITY OF LA PORTS ORDINANCE #1145, SECTION 8-118, THE. BOARD OF INSPECTION MADE AN INSPECTION OF TH1:; AFOREMENTIONED PROP- ERTY, AND DETERMINED THE BUILDING LOCATED THEREON, IN THEIk,OPINIOiQ, IS IN FACT A DANGEROUS BUILDING, FOR THE FOLL06VING REASONS: (AS OUTLINED IN CITY OF LA PORTS ORDINANCE #1145, SECTION 8-117). (1) BECAUSE OF FAULTY CONSTRUCTION, AGE, LACK OF PROPER REPAIR OR ANY OTHER CAUSE, 'IT IS ESPECIALLY LIABLE TO FIRE AND CONSTITUTES A FIRE HAZARD; OR (2) BECAUSE OF FAULTY CONSTRUCTION OR ANY OTHER CAUSE, IT IS LIABLE TO CAUSE INJURY OR DAMAGE BY COLLAPSING OR BY COL- . LAPSE OR FALL OF ANY PART OF SAID STRUCTURE; OR (3) BECAUSE OF ITS CONDITION OR BECAUSE OF LACK OF .SECURED DOORS OR WINDOWS, IT IS AVAILABLE TO AND FREQUENTED BY MALEFACTORS OR DISORDERLY PERSONS WHO ARE NOT LA6VFUL X OCCUPANTS OF SAID STRUCTURE; OR (4) BECAUSE OF ITS CONDITION, IT IS DANGEROUS TO PUBLIC HEALTH AND r1AY CAUSE OR AID IN THE SPRt,AD OF DISEASE OR INJURY TO THE HEALTH OF THE OCCUPANTS OF IT OR NEIGH- BORIIQG STRUCTURES. (SEE INSPECTION CHECKLIST ON REVERSE SIDE WIiICH IS A PART OF THIS REPORT.) FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS OF THE BOARD OF INSPECTION: It is the unanimous opinion of this Inspection Board, after using City of La Porte Ordinance ~~ 1060 (Standard Housing Code, 1976 Edition) as it guide in making the inspection, that this building is in fact dangerous, but still repairable. All repairs or alterations required to be done shall be done in accordance with all City of La Porte Codes and Ordinances applicable. If the repairs or alterations order is not complied with within the timetable set out in City of La Porte Ordinance ~~ 1145 , it is then the Lmanitmus opira.~ of this inspection board that this building be. demolished. INSPECTORS: ~!/r/ '~ ~ ~ - '` ~ lct •~ ~~ /. c.!`/ -~~, ,~ x,91,1 ~ ./ .~ t• . , X CHECK LIST a~ ~ ~ tr ,~ H •~ •.~ b ~ a ,p N Z a~ A b o ~ ~ r+ .d ~ ~ N 2 H EMARKS LA PORTS ORDINANCE # 1191 (STANDARD HOUSING CODE, 1979 EDITION) 1. Means of Egress X 2. Room Sizes 3. Privacy of Bath 4. Privac of Bedrooms 5. Free of Infestations 6. Garbage Storage __ N A 7. Ceiling Heights X ••- 8. Window Clearances X 9. Window Area X 10. Window Openable Areas X ~~ 11. LVindow Sash X 12. Screens X - 13. Window Frames X •• 14. Foundation _ OK • 15. Piers OK 16. Floor Framing 17. Flooring X 18. Exterior Walls X 19. Columns N 20. Exterior Steps 21. Exterior Stairs N A 22. Roafinr X 23. Roofing Flashing }. 24. Roof Raf ters 25. Sheathinq_ X 26. Exterior Doors 27. Interior Doors 28. Partitions 29. Interior Stairs 30. Ceiling Joists 31. Hardware X 32. Mechanical Ventila- tion X 33. Electric Lights X 34. Electric Switches X • 35. Electric Cutlets X 36. Electric Panel X 37. Heating Equipment X 38. Sink X 39. Lavatory X 40. Water Closet X 41. IIath Tub X 42. Plumbing Drainage 43. iIot t9ater X 44. Cold Water 45. Water Eteater - - 46. Grass 47. •Trash 4R. Ap~liancc's 49 . 1:'urnit~ire 50. Automol~i].cs 57.. Secondary Structure CODE VIOLATION • • CITY OF LA PORTS DANGEROUS BUILDING INSPECTION FORM . - DATE July 3 1985 STREET ADDRESS 10802 N. "H" St. __ O~~1NER Joe Smith ADDRESS 11019 N. "L" La Porte, Texas 77571 OCCUPANT none AGENT SURVEY OR Outlot . SUBDIVISION La Porte Outlots 477 LOT ZONING R ~ TYPE OCCUPANCY FACILITIES AVAILABLE: WATER X ~ SANITARY SEj~TER X ELECTRICAL POWER X GAS 'X ___ NUMBER OF DWELLING UNITS 1 VACANT X OCCUPIED AS REQUIRED IN CITY OF LA PORTS ORDINANCE X1145, SECTION 8-118, THE. BOARD OF INSPECTION MADE AN INSPECTION OF THE AFOREMENTIONED PROP- ERTY, AND DETERMINED THE BUILDING LOCATED THEREON, IN THEIFt,OPINIOiQ, IS IN FACT A DANGEROUS BUILDING, FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS: (AS OUTLINED IN CITY OF LA PORTS ORDINANCE X1145, SECTION 8-117). (1) BECAUSE OF FAULTY CONSTRUCTION, AGE, LACK OF PROPER REPAIR OR ANY OTHER CAUSE, ZT IS ESPECIALLY LIABLE TO FIRE AND CONSTITUTES A FIRE HAZARD; OR (2) BECAUSE OF FAULTY CONSTRUCTION OR ANY OTHER CAUSE, IT IS LIABLE TO CAUSE _T_NJURY OR DAMAGE BY COLLAPSING OR BY COL- LAPSE OR FALL OF ANY PART OF SAID STRUCTURE; OR (3) BECAUSE OF ITS CONDITION OR BECAUSE OF LACK OF .SECURED DOORS OR WINDOP7S, IT IS AVAILABLE TO AND FREQUENTED BY X MALEFACTORS OR DISORDERLY PERSONS WHO ARE NOT LAWFUL OCCUPANTS OF SAID STRUCTURE; OR (4) BECAUSE OF ITS CONDITION, IT IS DANGEROUS TO PUBLIC HEALTH AND r1AY CAUSE OR AID IN THE SPRI;RD OF DISEASE OR INJURY TO THE HEALTH OF THE OCCUPANTS OF IT OR NEIGH- BORING STRICTURES. (SEE INSPECTION CHECKLIST ON REVERSE SIDE WHICIi IS A PART OF THIS REPORT.) FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS OF THE BOARD OF INSPECTION: Tr is rhP imanimntiS croanion of this Inspection Board after using City of La. Porte Ordinance ~~ 1060 (Standard Housing Code, 1976 edition) as its guide in making the inspection, that this building is infact dangerous, but still repairable. All repairs or alterations required to be done shall be done in accordance with all City of La Porte Code and Ordinances applicable. If the repairs or alterations order is not conrolied with within the timetable set out in City of La Porte Ordinance ~~ 1145, it is then the unanimous opinion of this inspection board that this building be demolished. INSPECTORS: _ ~ / ~ I/ _-~._ /" R ~'a CIIECK LIST a~ ~ ~ rr .~ ~ H .~ •.~ ~0 ~ a .ti ~ Z o A b o,~ ~ r-+ .~ ~ ~ ~ Z H EMARKS . LA PORTS ORDINANCE ~ 1191 (STANDARD HOUSING CODE, 1979 EDITION) 1. Means of Egress X 2. Room Sizes 3. Privacy of Bath 4. Privacy of Bedrooms 5. Free of Infestations 6. Garbage Storage "'" 7. Ceiling Ifeights "- 8. Window Clearances 9. Window Area 10. Window Openable Areas 11. Window Sash 12. Screens X - 13. tVindow Frames X ~~ 14.~ Foundation OK ~ 15. Piers _ OK 16. Floor Framing OK 17. Flooring X - 18. Exterior Walls X 19. Columns N/A 20. Exterior Stens X 21. Exterior~Stairs N A 22. Roofing __ X 23. Roofing F1asiling X 24. Roo= Rafters OK 25. Sheathing X 26. Exterior Doors X 27. Interior Doors X 28. Partitions X 29: Interior Stairs N _ 30. Ceiling Joists 0 31. Hardware X 32. Mechanical Ventila- tion X 33. Electric Lights }{ 34. Electric Switches X 35. Electric Cutlets X 36. Electric Panel X 37. Heating Equipment X 38. Sink X 39. Lavatory X 40. Water Closet X 41. Bath Tub 42. Plumbing Drainage 43. IIot SVater 44. Cold Water 45. Water Heater - - 46. Grass NO 47. Trash NO 48. A p11aI1CC'_S NO 49. i•'urnitllrc NO 50. Automol~i].cs NO 51.. Secondary Structure NO CODE VIOLATION • • CITY OF LA PORTS DANGEROUS BUILDING INSPECTION FORM . - DATE July 1, 1985 STREET ADDRESS 1100 Block W. Main OWNER First Southern Properties ADDRESS 11 Greemaav Plaza, Suite 2130 OCCUPANT none ~ AGENT none Houston, Texas 77046 SURVEY OR SUBDIVISION La Porte ZONING C BLOCK 50 LOT 12 TYPE OCCUPANCY Res-ACC FACILITIES AVAILABLE: WATER X SANITARY SE[~TER X ELECTRICAL POWER X GAS 'X NUMBER OF DWELLING UNITS 0 VACANT OCCUPIED AS REQUIRED IN CITY OF LA PORTS ORDINANCE #1145, SECTION 8-118, THE. BOARD OF INSPECTION MADE AN INSPECTION OF THE AFOREMENTIONED PROP- ERTY, AND DETERMINED THE BUILDING LOCATED THEREON, IN THEIR,OPINIOiQ, IS IN FACT A DANGEROUS BUILDING, FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS: (AS OUTLINED IN CITY OF LA PORTS ORDINANCE #1145, SECTION 8-117). (1) BECAUSE OF FAULTY CONSTRUCTION, AGE, LACK OF PROPER REPAIR OR ANY OTHER CAUSE, TT IS ESPECIALLY LIABLE TO X FIRE AND COlv'STITUTES A FIRE ~iAZARD; OR (2) BECAUSE OF FAULTY CONSTRUCTION OR ANY OTHER CAUSE, IT IS LIABLE TO CAUSE INJURY OR DAMAGE BY COLLAPSING OR BY COL- X LAPSE OR FALL OF ANY PART OF SAID STRUCTURE; OR (3) BECAUSE OF ITS CONDITION OR BECAUSE OF LACK OF .SECURED DOORS OR WINDOj•7S, IT IS AVAILABLE TO AND FREQUENTED BY X MALEFACTORS OR DISORDERLY PERSONS WHO ARE NOT LAWFUL OCCUPANTS OF SAID STRUCTURE; OR (4) BECAUSE OF ITS CONDITION, IT IS DANGEROUS TO PUBLIC HEALTH AND biAY CAUSE OR AID IN THE SPREAD OF DISEASE X OR INJURY TO THE HEALTH OF THE OCCUPANTS OF IT OR NEIGH- BORIIJG STRICTURES. (SEE INSPECTION CHECKLIST ON REVERSE SIDE WHICH IS A PART OF THIS REPORT.) FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS OF THE BOARD OF INSPECTION: It is the unanimous opinion of this Inspection Board, after using City of La Porte Ordinance ~~ 1060 (Standard Building Code, 1976 Edition) as its guide in making the inspection, that this building is in fact dangerous, not repairable, and should be demolished. This building does not provide the basic minitrnIIn housing standards deemed essential for safe and healthful living for a residential occupancy and is a threat to Public safety, health and the General welfare of the Citizens of La Porte. INSPECTOP.S ~ ,..f '_ . ~i'/_'' CHECK LIST ~ ~ ~ a' .~ ~ H s.~ •a b ~ a .b ~ Z N A b O ~ +- r+ .ti ~ ~ ~ Z --+ EMARKS ~ LA PORTS ORDINANCE # 1191 (STANDARD HOUSING CODE, 1979 EDITION) 1. Means of Egress X 2. Room Sizes 1 3. Privacy of Bath N A 4. Privacy of Bedrooms N A 5. Free of Infestations NO 6. Garbage Storage X "~ 7. Ceiling Iieights X ~~- 8. Wincio~v Clearances X ..__ 9. Window Area X 10. Window Openable Areas X '"- 11. Window Sash X 12. Screens X - 13. Window Frames .. 14. Foundation 15. Piers 16. Floor Framing N A 17. Flooring _ N/A 18. Exterior Walls X 19. Columns N A 20. Exterior Steps N A 21. Exterior Stairs N A 22. Roofing X 23. Roofing Flashing X 24. Roof Ranters X 25. Sheathinq_ X 26. Exterior Doors X 27. Interior Doors 28. Partitions N/A 29 . Interior S hairs _ N A 30. Ceiling Joists 31. Hardware 32. Mechanical Ventila- tion 33. Electric Lights N/A 34. Electric Switches N A 35. Electric Cutlets N A 36. Electric Panel N A 37. Heating Equipment N A 38. Sink N A 39. Lavatory N/A 40. Water Closet N/A 41. Bath Tub N A 42. Plumbing Drainage N A 43. IIot [dater N A 44. Cold Water N A 45. Water Eleater N A 4G. Grass 4 7 . Tr~a s h yEg 48. Appliances NO 49. r'urnit~irc NO 50. Automobiles NO 57.. Secondary Structure This is Acc structure CODE VIOLl1TION • • CITY OF LA'PORTE DANGEROUS BUILDING INSPECTION FORM . - DATE July 1, 1985 • STREET ADDRESS 300 Block West Main OWNER Hazel Busch OCCUPANT ADDRESS p. 0. Box 810 Baytown, Texas 77520 AGENT SURVEY OR SUBDIVISION La Porte BLOCK 39 LOT 27,28 ZONING C ' TYPE OCCUPANCY C FACILITIES AVAILABLE: WATER X SANITARY SEj~TER X ELECTRICAL POWER X GAS X NUMBER OF DWELLING UNITS 0 VACANT OCCUPIED AS REQUIRED IN CITY OF LA PORTE ORDINANCE tt1145, SECTION 8-118, THE. BOARD OF INSPECTION MADE AN INSPECTION OF THE AFOREMENTIONED PROP- ERTY, AND DETERMINED THE BUILDING LOCATED THEREON, IN THEIFt,OPINIOi~, IS IN FACT A DANGEROUS BUILDING, FOR THE FOLL0~~4ING REASONS: (AS OUTLINED IN CITY OF LA PORTE ORDINANCE ,"x1145, SECTION 8-117). (1) BECAUSE OF FAULTY CONSTRUCTION, AGE, LACK OF PROPER REPAIR OR ANY OTHER CAUSE, TT IS ESPECIALLY LIABLE TO X FIRE AND CONSTITUTES A FIRE HAZARD; OR (2) BECAUSE OF FAULTY CONSTRUCTION OR ANY OTHER CAUSE, IT IS LIABLE TO CAUSE T_NJURY OR DAb1AGE BY COLLAPSING OR BY COL- LAPSE OR FALL OF ANY PART OF SAID STRUCTURE; OR (3) BECAUSE OF ITS CONDITION OR BECAUSE OF LACK OF .SECURED DOORS OR WINDOW^7S, IT IS AVAILABLE TO AND FREQUENTED BY MALEFACTORS OR DISORDERLY PERSONS WHO ARE NOT LAWFUL OCCUPANTS OF SAID STRUCTURE; OR (4) BECAUSE OF ITS CONDITION, IT IS DANGEROUS TO PUBLIC HEALTH AND rSAY CAUSE OR AID IN THE SPRL•;AD OF DISEASE X OR INJURY TO THE HEALTH OF THE OCCUPANTS OF IT OR NEIGH- BORIIQG STRUCTURES. (SEE INSPECTION CHECKLIST ON REVERSE SIDE WIiICH IS A PART OF THIS REPORT.) FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS OF THE BOARD OF INSPECTION: ~r ; G rhP ,man; mntLG op; n; on of t is Inspection Board after iLS~ ng City of La. Porte Ordinance ~k 1060 (Standard Housing Code, 1976 Edition) as its guide in making the inspection, that this building is in fact dangerous, but still repairable All repairs or alterations required to be done shall be done in accordance with all City of La Porte Codes and Ordinances applicable. If the repairs of alterations order is not complied with within the timetable set out in City of La Porte Ordinance ~E 1145, it is then the unanimous opinion of this Inspection Board that this building be demolished. INSPECTOP.S: ;.~ ,~ CII ECK LIST o rt ~ rr .~ Eci .~ •.~ n, o a .d a~ Z N '~ ~ o ~ ~ r+ ,~ ~ a~ N z H EMARKS LA PORTS ORDINANCE # 111 (STANDARD HOUSING CODE, 1979 EDITION) 1. Means of Egress X 2. Room S i z e s N/A 3. Privacy of Bath N A 4. Privacy of Bedrooms N/A 5. Free of Infestations NO 6. Garbage Storage X __ 7. Ceiling heights N A ' 8. [Vindow Clearances N A r 9. Window Area X ~ 10. Window Openable Areas X ~ ~ 11. Window Sash X _ 12. Screens X _ 13. [Vindow Frames X " • 14. Foundation X _ • 15. Piers X _ 16. Floor Framing X 17. Flooring _ 18. Exterior [Valls 19. Columns 20. Exterior Steps 21. Exterior Stairs N/A 22. Roofing N A 23. Roofing Flashing X 24. Roof Ratters X 25. Sheathing N/A 26. Exterior Doors 27. Interior Doors 28. Partitions 29: Interior Stairs _ N A 30. Ceiling Joists 31. Hard~•~are X 32. Mechanical Ventila- tion X 33. Electric Lights 34. Electric Switches 35. Electric Cutlets 36. Electric Panel 37. Heating Equipment 38. Sink 39. Lavatory 40. [dater Closest 41. Bath Tttb 42. Plumbing Drainage 43. IIot Water 44. Cold [Vater 45. Water Eieater 46. Grass yEg 47. Trash yEg 48. Appliances ygg 49. Furniture ygg 50. Automobiles NO 57.. Secondary Structure NO CODE VIOLATION ~ ~ CITY OF LA PORT1; DANGEROUS BUILDING INSPECTIONd FORt•1 DATE 7/1/85 STREET ADDRESS 2231 Lomax School Road (Faces "H" Street) O~~INER Robert i.. Trabue ADDRESS 2231 Lomax School Rd. OCCUPANTNone AGENT N/A SURVEY OR SUBDIVISION La Porte Outlots BLOCK Outlot461 Tr A LOT ZONING Res TYPE OCCUPANCY Res FACILITIE'~ AVAILABLE: WATER X SANITARY SEWER . ELECTRICAL POWER X GAS , NUMBER OF DWELLING UNITS 1 VACANT X OCCUPIED AS REQUIRED IN CITY OF LA PORTS ORDINANCE TM1145, SECT~:~N 8-1.18, THE BOARD OF INSPECTION Ir1ADE AN INSPECTION OF THE AFOREMENTIONEU PROP- ERTY, AND DETERiyIINED THE BUILDING LOCATED THEREON, IN THEIl OPINIO~tQ, IS IN FACT A DANGEROUS BUILDING, FOR THE FOLLOj~ING REASONS: (AS OUTLINED IN CITY OF LA PORTS ORDINP,IVCE tt1145, SECTION 8-117). (1) BECAUSE OF FAULTY CONSTRUCTION, AGE, LACK OF PROPER X REPAIR OR ANY OTHER CAUSE, TT IS ESPECIALLY LIABLE TO FIRE AND CONSTITUTES. A FIRE HAZARD; OR (2) BECAUSE OF FAULTY CONSTRUCTION OR ANY OTHER CAUSE, IT IS LIABLE TO CAUSE _T_NJURY OR DA1•~lAGE BY COLLAPSING OR BY COL- ~- LAPSE OR FALL OF ANY PART OF SAID STRUCTURE; OR (3) BECAUSE OF ITS CONDITION OR BECAUSE OF LACK OF.S£~URED (SEE INSPECTION CHECKLIST ON REVERSE SIDE WIiICH IS A PART OF THIS REPORT.) DOORS OR WINDO~•7S, IT IS AVAILABLE TO AND FREQUENTED BY X MALEFACTORS OR DISORDERLY PERSONS WHO ARE NOT LAWFUL OCCUPANTS OF SAID STRUCTURE; OR (4) BECAUSE OF ITS CONDITION, IT IS DANGEROUS TO PUBLIC X HEALTII AND MAY CAUSE OR AID IN THE SPREAD OF DISEASE ~OR INJURY TO THE HEE~.LTH OF THE OCCUPANTS OF IT OR NEIGH- BORING STRUCTURES. FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS OF THE BOARD OF INSPECTION: (iL,Tt is the unanimous opinion of this Inspection Board, after using c;t~ of L.a Porte Ordinance (61060 (Standard Housing Code, 1976 Edition) ac its guide in making the inspection, that this building is in fact dangerous. not repairable and should be demolished. This building does not provide the basic minimum housine standards deemed essential for saf and healthful living for a residential occupancy and is a threat to Public safety, health, and the General welfare of the Citizens of La Porte. INSr ~~ors , ,~ .~ ,- L`~ CIIECI~ LIST • o ~ ~ rr .~ ~ ,~ •.-~ rd ~ x .o ~ a~ A ~ o ~ ~ ,~ .d ~ ~ ~ ErInRI:s LA PORTS ORDIPIANCE # (STANDe'1RD IIOUSING CODE, 1. rieaiis of Egress X 2. Room Sizes N/A 3. Privacy of Bath _ N/A 4. Privacy of Bedrooms N/A 5. Free of Infestations _ _ NO 6. Garbage Storage X ~ 7. Ceiling heights _ N A ~~~ ~8. Window Clearances X ~~ 9. Window Area X _ - 1C. Window Openable Areas g - ~~~~- J1. Window Sash X 12. Screens X - .~3. Window Frames X 14. Foundation X _ 15. Piers 16. Floor Framing 17. Flooring 18. Exterior Walls ~-~ 19. Columns _ N/A 20. Exterior Suns X 21. Exterior Stairs ~ N/A 22. Roofing X C 23. Roofing Flashing .N/A 24 . Roof Rafters N A - 25. Sheathing X 26. Exterior Doors X 27. Interior Doors N A 28. Partitions N A 29. Interior Sl:airs _ N A 30. Ceiling Joists N A 31. Hardware X 32. Mechanical Ventila- tion X 33. Electric Lights 34. Electric Switches g • 35. Electric Cutlets X 36. Electric Panel X S7. Heating Equipment -X 38. Sink N A 39. Lavatory N A 40. Water Closet N A 41. Bath Tub N/A 42. Plumbinu Drainage g 43. IIot ~•7ater g 44. Cold Water g 45. Water I[eater X ~"'" 46. Grass NO 47. Trash No 4R. Appliances No 49. Furnitiirc NO 50. Automol~ilcs NO 5].. Secondary titructur.e NO coDE vloL.~TIO~•J ~~ CITY MANAGER FROM: DATE:.~ .. .. Ju l~y 18 , 19 8 5 PUBLIC' WO REQUEST FOR CITY COUNCIL'AGENDA ITEM 2. X Report 1. Agenda Date Requested: ~~ f.~ ~ ~S Resolution • Ordinance 3. Project Summary; Emergency repairs to Lift Station #6 on South 8th Street by McKey Construction. The concrete bottom of the lift station was eaten away allowing shell and mud to intrude and plug the pumps, stopping sewer services to Baypointe Townhomes. ~+. Action Required: Council approval to pay McKey Construction for work done on emergency basis in the amount of $3,761.15 from Water/Wastewater Contingency Fund. 5.. Alternative: 6. Recommendatgn Staff recommends prompt payment of the invoice for $3,761.15 as a fair and justifiable billing for work performed. 7. Exhibits: Memorandums Invoice Check Requisition 8. Availability of Funds: General Fund X Water/Waste rater Capital Improvmt. General Revenue Sharing Other Account Number: 003-810-810-891 Funds Available: X Yes Nb Jerry L. Hodge, Director of Public Works Requested By ~, 9. Counc ~~yyr Manager Date • • CITY OF LA PORTE INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM TO: Jerry L. Hodge, Directo of Public Works DATE: July 18, 1985 FROM: Luther Maxey, Assis t ector of Public Works SUBJECT: Lift Station #6 Emergency Repairs An invoice was received from McKey Construction in the amount of $3,761.15 for the emergency repairs to Lift Station #6 on South 8th Street. My review of the invoice shows it to be below the actual cost we had estimated for the repair. Therefore, the bill should be submitted for Council approval and paid promptly. Please call if I can be of further assistance. LM/lw • • CITY OF LA PORTE INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM TO: Jerry L. Hodge, Director of Public Works DATE: July 9, 1985 FROM: Luther Maxey, Assi aj~Public Works Director SUBJECT: Lift Station #6 on South 8th Street Due to an excessive depth of over 24 feet, McKey Construction was called in on an emergency basis to assist the Wastewater Department in the repair of Lift Station #6. After excavation the problem was determined to be that the original builder had not set the wet well tube properly on the concrete slab base. The tube was offset over the edge of the base, sufficient that a laborer could put his hand into the wet well for a length of approximately 5 or 6 feet, around the base. The exterior of the wet well base was cleaned and 4 cubic yards of 5~ sack High-Early set concrete was poured around the base. The sewer will be blocked from the wet well and bypass pumped to another manhole. This will erable us to clean mud and shell from the interior of the wet well, which has blocked pump suction. Another 18 inches of concrete will be placed on the interior bottom of the wet well to prevent future leakage. As soon as we are aware of total cost of this repair, I will forward the information to you. Please call if you need additional information. LM/lw cc: Buddy Jacobs, Water/Wastewater Superintendent ~ ~ ~: CITY MANAGER FROM: DATE: .. .. PUBLIC WORKS July 22, 1985 REQUEST FOR CITY COUNCIL~AGENDA ITEM 2. X Report 1. Agenda Date Requested: ~ J~_~~j - Resolution Ordinance 3. Project Summary: Inspection of Water Storage Facilities for structural repair and paint maintenance requirements by a competent engineer. ~+. Action Required: Council approval for expenditure of funds. 5.. Alternative: Leave as is. 6. Recommendati•gn Approve expenditure of funds and a contract for Donald Graessner, P.E. to inspect and make a report on the water storage facilities. The contract is not to exceed $4,800.00. 7. Exhibits: Memorandums Submitted Proposals Contract Proposal 8. Availability of Funds: General Fund X Water/Waste~-ater Capital Improvmt._ General Revenue Sharing Other Account Number: 002-804-804-306 $15, 000 Budgeted ds Available: ~_Yes Nb - odge, Director of Public Works e, d By 9. Appr ved for y Council Agenda` ~ Ma a + Date CITY OF LA PORTE INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM T0: Jackson Ray, Purchasing Agent DATE: June 25, 1885 FROM: Luther Maxey, Pu i Works Assistant Director SUBJECT: RFR # 0004 - INSPECTION OF WATER STORAGE FACILITIES After reviewing the proposals, Buddy Jacobs and I would like to recommend Donald Graessner, P.E. as the most responsive proposal. We believe Mr. Graessner will be cost effective and capable of working with the City for an in depth review of the water storage facilities. He should be most capable of giving direction concerning needed repairs and maintenance to the elevated towers and ground storage facilities. If you should have any questions, please advise. LM/lw cc: Jerry Hodge INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM JUNE 11, 1985 ~~ T0: L. Maxey - Asst. Director of Public Works B. Jacobs - Water-Wastewater Superintendent i ~, FROM: J . Ray - Purchasing Agent: ~~ I- ' SUBJECT: Request for Proposal ~ 4 - Inspection of Water Storage Facilities Advertised, sealed proposals ~~0004 for the selection of an engineer to inspect City of La Porte Water Storage Facilities were opened in City Council Chambers June 10, 1985 at 4 p.m. Twelve engineering firms were contacted and asked to submit proposals to provide inspectional services and to include a listing of prior experience in this field. Confirming proposals were received from the following respondents; (1) Donald C. Graessner, P.E., (2) Don S. Reich].e & Associates, and (3) Walsh Engineering, Inc. I have completed a non-technical review of all proposals and feel that the proposal submitted by Don S. Reichle & Associates is the most responsive proposal received. I have attached copies of each proposal for your review. Please advise me of your decision after you have had an opportunity to review these proposals in depth. cc: R. Hare JR/mb • Donald C. Graesser, P.E. 21U7 Vinewood Drive Sryan, TX 778U2 July 17, 1985 City of LaPorte P. O. Sots 1115, 6U4 West Fairmont LaPorte, Texas 77571 • Re: Proposal for Inspection of Water Storage Facilities Dear Sir: We are pleased to forward this proposal for the inspection services in connection with the evaluation of the elevated and ground storage facilities within the City of LaPorte. We will make an inspection of the interior and exterior of the tanks within the city as indicated in the City of LaPorte R.F.P. #UUU4, Inspection of Water Storage Facilities. We will during the course of the inspection evaluate the existing coatings, inspect the structural members for structural integrity, check metal for pitting, inspect welds visually to determine whether repairs are required, check riveted tanks to insure rivets are not leaEsing or will not leak after refinishing, and make recommendations for x-ray where necessary. Photographs will be taken of the tanks to portray their present condition. A written report will be made detailing the findings, with the supporting photographs. We will in our inspection provide the recommendations as to the work required to bring the tanks into compliance with the Te:cas State Department of Health and the United States Occupational Safety and Health Act. We will in addition provide recommendations as to which tanks should be taken completely out of service due to condition. We will not provide an analysis of the overall storage requirements under the scope of this proposal. Within this proposal we will provide recommendations as to the type of finishes that may be applied for best service, estimated COSt5 and life factors. The cost of the inspection and report will be: Elevated Tower Ground Storage ~75U.UU Each ~4UU.UU Each 1 • • The total cost of this proposal is currently estimated at g::.~gpn, r~r~ but unforeseen problems may arise that cool d i ncrease the cost. Therefore we would place a not to e:<ceed cost on this proposal of ~48~~C~. raD. Shoul d the schedul a as presented i n our original statement of qualifications be followed, a reduction of cast as pointed out will be negotiated. We agree to indemnify and hold the City of LaPorte harmless from any and all C05t5, damages, legal fees nr other e?;penses that may arise in connection with any claims, demands, litigation, actions yr causes of action rising in any way from the performance of wor4; under this contract by us nr our employees, agents or invitees of us including, but not limited to, personal injuries to the foregoing or any third person. We shall require that all storage tanks be drained on the schedule which is mutually agreed upon by the personnel of the City of LaPorte. In addition, all ground storage tanF;s shall have the lower side hatch removed and replaced by City personnel. We shall also be provided necessary keys for entrance into the tanks prior to climbing any tank. Reclimbs caused by failure to have proper Freys will be a basis of additional charge as indicated above. We shall not be responsible for any damages or injuries caused by or to any employees of the City of LaPorte should they be injured during the removal of the hatches or should they climb up on or enter into any of the tanks during the e.cecution of this contract proposal. Should this proposal meet with your approval, please sing in the appropriate place and return one copy to our office. We will then be prepared to worF; out a mutually acceptable schedule for the completion of the work. Res~pe~c®tf ul l y, Donald C. Graesser, P.E. ACCEPTED BY: Date 2 T0: CITY MANAGER Jack Owen • CITY COUNCIL AGENDA ITEMS FROM: DATE: x/8/85 REQUEST FOR CITY COUNCIL AGENDA ITEM 1. Agenda Date Requested: 8~~~$5 2. REPORT; RESOLUTION; ORDINANCE X BID 3. PROJECT SUMMARY: Installation of carpet and vinyl flooring at the Police Building. 4. ACTION REQUIRED: Award of the contract 5. ALTERNATIVE: Use the available funds to do a comprehensive structural engineering appraisal and design to comply with juvenile detention facility requirements and to use existing space more efficiently. 6. RECOMMENDATION: Rejection of the bids and direction to the administration to pursue the comprehensive renovation of the building. 7. EXHIBITS: Memorandum from purchasing. 8. AVAILABILITY OF FUNDS: General Fund _ Water/Wastewater ~~_ Capital Improvement _ General Revenue Sharing Other 9. ACCOUNT NUMBER: 001502502808 _ FUNDS AVAILABLE: ~Y _NO TYPE NAME IN REQUESTED BY: Richard Hare 10. APP FOR CITY COUl7CIL AGENDA _ _ _ _ _;_ ~ ~S~ Jack Owen _r DATE CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE • • INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM -. -~ ~, JULY 30, 1985 t ' ~ ~ ;, ~~ ~ j T0: R. Hare - Assistant City Manager Lt. La Fitte . FROM: J. Ray - Purchasing Agent r SUBJECT: Sealed Bid #0107 - InstalfaCion of Carpet and Vinyl at Police Station r Advertised, sealed bids 40107 for the removal and installation of carpet and vinyl flooring at the La Porte Police Station were opened and read in City Council Chambers July 8, 1985 at 4 p.m. Sealed bid invitations were mailed to the following four area carpet companies; (1) Loy's Carpet Center, (2) Sherwin Williams, (3) La Porte Carpet, and (4) The Interior Agent. Quotations were received from Loy's Carpet Center and Sherwin Williams. Bidders were asked to submit pricing on the installation of approx- imately 265 yards of vinyl flooring and 565 yards of carpeting after re- moval of the worn flooring presently in use. The successful contractor will be responsible for proper surface preparation and warrant the in- stallation for one full year. Low bid meeting specifications was submitted by Sherwin Williams, Inc. in the amount of $9,109.56 and a completion time of thirty days after award. A total of seventeen-thousand, seven hundred and ten dollars ($17,710) is currently appropriated in the 1984-85 Capital Improvement Budget to complete this project. During the 1985-86 Budget sessions, staff became aware of the Police Department's chronic need for additional space in their facility. On site inspection indicates the possibility that the current floor plan could be remodeled to yield more functional office space without physical addition to the building. If this plan was pursued, it would be in the best interest of the City of La Porte to delay any floor covering work until a comprehensive remodeling plan can be established. Funds currently allocated for this pro- ject would be sufficient to pay for engineering services necessary to design a functional lay out for the Police Department. If City Council is supportive of this approach I recommend rejecting all bids for the installation of flooring in the Police Station. Should Council not place this project as a priority, then I recommend the City of La Porte accept the low bid meeting specifications from Sherwin Williams, Inc. in the amount of $9,109.56 to complete this project. Should you need further information concerning this project please advise. JR/mb • Sealed Bi3 40107: Turnkey Installation of Carpet and Vinyl at Police Administration Building Loy's Carpet Center • Sherwin Williams La Porte Carpet The Interior Agent 1. A. Turnkey Installation of Carpet and 9159.45 6542.44 No Bid No Bid Vin 1 per attached specs. Material Cost B. Labor 2955.75 2567.12 2. Total 12,115.20 9,109.56 3. Estimated Completion Time in Days 14 Days 30 Days 4. State Warranty (Material and Labor) Year Labor ear Labor 5. Miscellaneous Comments ota Difference None * Bid does not include floor preparation or base • ~ 1 • Sealed Bid 460107: Turnkey Installation Loy's Sherwin La Porte The Interior of Carpet and Vinyl at Police Administration Carpet Williams Carpet Agent Building Center 1. A. Turnkey Installation of Carpet and 9159.45 6542.44 No Bid No Bid Vin 1 er attached specs. Material Cost B. Labor 2955.75 2567.12 2. Total 12,115.20 9,109.56 3. Estimated Completion Time in Days 14 Days 30 Days 4. State Warranty (Material and Labor) Year Labor ear Labor 5. Miscellaneous Comments ota Difference None * Bid does not include floor preparation or base I T0: FROM: Date: August 8, 1985 City Manager John Joerns REQUEST FOR CITY COUNCIL AGE`JDA ITEM 1. Agenda Date Requested: August 12, 1985 2. x Report Resolution Ordinance 3. Project Summary: Approve Change Order #1 to C.L.P. Project #84-5002, Police & Fire Station Parking Lots. Repairs made to existing parking lot along the match line for new constructior Repairs were necessary to prevent further edge deterioration. & spalling of concrete. 4. Action Required: Approve Change Order No. 1 in the amount of $3,635.00. 5. Alternative: N/A 6. Recommendation: Approve Change Order No. l in the amount of $3,635.00. 7. Exhibits: Change Order attached. B.Availability of Funds: General Fund Water/Wastewater X Capital Improvmt. General Revenue Sharing Other Account Number: 502-502-702 Funds Availabl~X Yes No John Joerns 9,A~provec~ for City Council Agenda City hlanaaer uest ~ - ~ -~s.~ Date !''? • ~~~~~~ ~ / Page No. 1 of 1 Pages e 1 5~H I R L E Y .: P.O. BOX ,525 ,c.. ..y . ~ `~== •~• ~'•' LA PORTE, TEXAS 77571 . • • • Phone 471-2441 `' n - PROPOSAL SUBMITTED TO - PHONE DATE ~Cit of La Porte ~ - 4 1- 0 J STREET ; JOB NAME P. O.~ox 111 Pro ' t 8 - CITY, STATE AND ZIP CODE JOB LOCATION La Poste ~~. Texas 1 Ch ae 0 dp ARCHI`T(ECT i \ ~• / I ` ~ DATE OF PLANS ~ JOB PHONE I I ~ ~ ~•~~ • We he l reby sub ~ mit speciflcatlons and estimates tor: •_ f ~ \• • + eak ou ~nd haul ff 108 sq. Yds. of concrete '~ $10.00 er s • P Y ~ •'~ Total $1 080 00 _ ~ ~ .. 0 2' R eplace 6 ~\x ~•~,' of concrete~& 85'x8' of concrete -approx. • ~ 3. 08 sq. yds~; ~~ $20.00 per sq.'~•yd . Total 2,160.00 3: ~S aw cut 160' '•X T1•" deep of concrete ~ $2.00 ~ ~' ` ~'~~` \~~ Total 320.00 ` 4• L { ower one man hole,~;\\ '~, ; ` ~. ~ Total. 75.00 ,~ \.-, \\\\\ •;~)) ~ 63~ ' ' .. ~~ -. ~ ~ ~~ , , ~ 1~~ ~ ~` ^~ ~~ . :; .., ~~P ~rII}tIIS1Z hereby to furnish material and labor-complete in accordance with above specifications, for the sum of ~ ( dollars ($ • ~ • ) ~ Payment t0 b0 made as follows: i , . 4 ~,. 1, ~ ~ } ! All material Is guaranteed to be as specified. All work to be completed in a workmanlike ~ Authorizad ' ' manner aocording to standard practices. Any alteretion a deviation from above specifics- ' SI nature lions involving extra costa will be executed only upon written orders, and will become g •-' -. an extra charge over and above the estimate. All agreements contingent upon strikes, ' •' • ~ • ~ - - ° ' ~-• ~ ~ • • ~ ~ • ~- axidents or delays beyond our control. Owner to carry }ire, tornado and other necessary Note: This proposal may by WI .IYI,~01p Of0 IY„r YYYOIOY Yr nV1 wf11Yf10 VVf~lI7011OCN~l uiaurunce. •-••••-•~••y-~ "v`..v. ......v,.w.. ...u,... ~a~a .~CCP~F[ITCP Df ~rQ~1IIBttl-The above prices, specifications and sl nature conditions ere satisfactory and are hereby axepted. You are authorized to g do the work as specified. Payment will be made as outlined above. Date of Acceptance: y ~, I9 BS signature • • P~IEMORANDUM August 8, 1985 To: Mayor Mal n and Councilpersons From: Jack Owen Subject: Projects Proposed in First Bond Sale At the July 15th workshop, we presented the projects proposed to be included in the first bond sale. As presented, the general obligation bond total was $5,000,000. and the water and sewer improvement bond issue was $6,000.000. Maroney & Beissner has proceeded with preparation for a bond sale using these figures. It is now time to set a date for the sale of these bonds sometime in September. Mr. David Fetzer, President of Maroney & Beissner will be present to assist us in determining the date. • • ` GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS C A P I T A L I M P R O V E M E N T S P R O J E C T S PROPOSED~BOND SALE CUMULATIVE PROPOSITION # PROJECT E AMOUNT AMOUNT 8 Fire Station II $ 550 $ 550,000 9 Fire Training Tower 450 1,000,000 6 Northwest Community Park 1,000 2,000,000 ~6 Little Cedar Bayou Park 1,000 ..3,000,000 4 Northwest Drainage 1,000 4,000,000 3 Broadway Street Improvements T50 4,750,000 3 East E. Street Engineering 250 5,000,000 REVENUE BONDS C A P I T A L I M P R O V E M E N T S P R O J E C T S PROPOSED BOND SALE PROPOSITION ~ PROJECT S AMOUNT ESS CV 2 Sewer Treatment Plant Expansion $ 3,450 $ 700 2 Fairmont Parkway Relief Sewer - Contract I & II 5,170 1,920 CUMULATIVE AMOUNT $ 2,750 6,000 T0: 4. Action Required: Approval of the permit from Houston Port Authority to install utilities, pending receipt of $6,787.50 from B.M.W.. B.M.W. shall also be responsible for any other incidental expenses. FROM: REQUEST FOR CITY COUNCIL AGEi~DA ITEM 1. Agenda Date Requested: August 12, 1985 Date• Aug~t 8. 1985 2. X Report Resolution Ordinance 3. Project Summary: g,M.W. experienced problems in securing a utility easement necessary for the extension of utilities to serve their development on SH146. Therefore, an alternate route was established through land owned by the Houston Port Authority. The Houston Port Authority does not grant easements. Their standard practice is to issue a permit for the installation of utilities. The permit is for a period of 50 years and has a fee of $6,787.50. B.M.W. will cover this & any other expenses associated with securing the permit. According to Houston Port Authority, the land will soon be owned by Tenneco. At that time, the City will negotiate with Tenneco and secure a permanent utility easement. 5. Alternative: Pay the property owner along the initial route $10,000 or proceed with condemnation which would substantially delay the project and may result in more expense. 6. Recommendation: Approve the permit from Houston Port Authority to install utilities, pending receipt of $6,787.50 from B.M.W.. B.M.W. shall also be responsible for any other incidental expenses. ~. Exhibits: Description of Utility Easement attached. 8,Availability of Funds: General Fund Water/Wastewater N/A Capital Improvmt. General Revenue Sharing Other ~ ~ Account Number: N/A Funds Available: X Yes No i~ John Joerns City Manager d for City~Council Agenda City Manager sted ~_ ~~~-mss Date • • H. CARLOS SMITH ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS, INC. 71 B S. Broadway P.O. Box M La Porte, Texas 77571 (71 31 471-4226 August 1, 1985 Port of Houston Authority 1519 Capitol Houston, Texas 77252 Gentlemen: On behalf of the City of La Porte we wish to request that an easement be granted to the City of La Porte across your 380' wide strip of land adjoining State Highway 146 North and the Southern Pacific Railroad in accordance with the attached plans and metes and bounds description. The purpose of this easement is to install a potable water line and a sanitary sewage force main to serve the area of the City North of your property with water and sewage. Very truly yours, H. Carlos /Smith, Engineers & Surveyors, Inc. /~~J H./Carlos Smith, P.E. President . i i cJ- . _~ i • 16 FEET WIDE UTILITY EASEMENT ACROSS THE HOUSTON PORT AUTHORITY TRACT ENOCH BRINSON SURVEY, A-5 HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS Beginning at a 1/2 inch iron rod found for the Northwest corner of that certain Houston Port Authority tract in the Enoch Brinson Survey, A-5, Harris County, Texas, and being coincident with the East right-of-way line of State Highway 146; said 1/ 2 inch iron rod found for the Northeast corner of Parcel 2A as conveyed by Harris County Houston Ship Channel Navigation District to State of Texas as recorded in Volume 4800, Page 261 thru 265, Harris County Deed Records. Thence, S 49° 13' 31" E a distance of 73.51 feet to a point for corner. Thence, S 4° 13' 31" E a distance of 209.76 feet to a point for corner. Thence, S 45° 42' 12" E a distance of 165.10 feet to a point for corner. Thence, S 13° 59' 16" E a distance of 61.83 feet to a point for corner. Thence, S 72° 53' 07" E (REFEREN:CE BEARING); parallel with and 46.85 feet North of the North right-of-way line of the Texas and New Orleans Railroad (based on a width of 100 feet); a distance of 239.87 feet to a point for corner. Thence, S 2° 13' S5" E a distance of 28.46 feet to a point for corner on the North right-of-way line of the Houston Pipeline Company 20 feet wide Fee Strip as recorded in Volume 2500, Page 385, Harris County Deed Records. Thence, N 72° ~53' 07" W: coincident with the North right-of-way line of the Houston Pipeline Company; a distance of 16.96 feet to a point for corner; said corner bears S 72° 53' 07" E a distance of 396.36 feet from the Northwest corner of the Houston Pipeline Company 20 feet wide Fee Strip and the Southeast corner of aforementioned Parcel 2A. Thence, N 2° 13' S5" W a distance of 11.50 feet to a point for corner. Thence, N 72° 53' 07" W; parallel with and 10.85 feet North of the North right-of-way line of aforementioned Houston Pipeline Fee Strip; a distance of 237.56 feet to a point for corner. • Thence, N 13° 59' 16" W a distance of 66.31 feet to a point for corner. Thence, N 45° 42' 12" W a distance of 166.61 feet to a point for corner. Thence, N 4° 13' 31" W a distance of 209.19 feet to a point for corner. Thence, N 49° 13' 31" W a distance of 51.52 feet to the East right-of-way line of State Highway 146 and a point for corner. Thence, N 3° 04' W; coincident with the East right-of-way line of State Highway 146; a distance of 22.19f eet to the POINT OF BEGINNING. JAMES F. BECK TEXAS REGISTERED PUBLIC SURVEYOR N0. 2021 JOB N0. 1862-85 DATE : AUGUST 1, 1985 ~ V: y~~'~ .. . F~qs • :~ ~' .....................:... JAI~iES F. BECK 2021 ; ~ G6; 9~c~src~~~'-~0 •-,~:C~SUR~~