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HomeMy WebLinkAboutcocc_305_surf_dr_inspection_report_20181026Area Tabulations Base Area 1670 Garage 625 Back patio 300 LFront patio 176 In all areas where observable roof sheathing is deteriorated, 2771 Desc.� Area of missin€ Area of sheathi Area of concen Exterior dimensions and area tabulations Interior dimensions are based on photo -g Damage Area Tabultions are approximate ^^lw r"4 %'T General: Observations made are of visible elements in plain view Subject of photo, by corresponding number during the time of the walkthrough inspection. No destructive Camera location for corresponding numbered photo testing was employed. No surfaces or wall coverings were Location of screw jack used to support truss removed. Inspection did not include attic entry. Area of drywall ceiling missing In all areas where observable roof sheathing is deteriorated, Area of roof sheathing missing trusses have been subject to water damage and are, to varying Area of observable roof sheathing deterioration degrees, discolored and of questionable structural integrity. Areas of greatest structural concern by photo number: Photo Severe deterioration has caused a hole in the roof sheathing 11 such that certain Living Room trusses are continually exposed ' to the weather. The trusses may not be capable of supporting the intended load. This condition may also occur in other areas that were not observable during the inspection and raises the potential for collapse of a large portion of the roof system. Photo A main roof -spanning truss is supported by a screw jack. The 09: bearing end portion of the truss shows signs of wet rot (see photos 04 and 05). Severe deterioration has caused holes in the roof sheathing such that these structural elements are continually exposed to the weather. The truss may not be capable of supporting the intended load. This condition may also occur in other areas that were not observable during the inspection and raises the potential for collapse of a large portion of the roof system. Photos Back patio main beam. Significant structural deterioration 02 03 has reduced the mid -span dimension of the beam. to half of & 06: the orignal dimension. Carrying capacity is siginif canity reduced. The porch roof is unsafe and in a state of imminent collapse. Symbol Legend 1 Subject of photo, by corresponding number Camera location for corresponding numbered photo Location of screw jack used to support truss Area of drywall ceiling missing Area of roof sheathing missing Area of observable roof sheathing deterioration Area of structural concern Symbol Legend Subject of photo, by corresponding number Camera location for corresponding numbered photo Canopy of subject tree Roof decking is severely water damaged with holes through the roof decking. Dense overgrowth - potential vermin refuge Rear patio contents include: lawn equipment, planters, chopsaws, bench grinder, buckets, wheelchair, chairs, upholstered recliner, concrtete blocks, plastic storage bins, pool net, jars, hose, table, pillow, reel, garbage cans, various pieces of lumber, yard tools and figurines Debris is strewn around the boat,- including oat,including plastic net fencing, coolers, a truck toolbox, open potted plant pots, rubber hose, plastic lattice, plastic storage bins, broken wood fencing and a sink Multi -trunk Rubber Tree - an invasive species with "Aerial Roots" which grow downward from limbs, seeking moisture. Once established, aerial roots become addtional trunks. One such large trunk has established itself close to the structure and is touching the eave of the east roofline. This is classified a dangerous tree by the City Arborist. Several other aerial roots extend into the boat and have caused holes in the boat through which additional roots are growing. This tree canopy extends to cover a large portion of the roof and a portion of the canopy is lying on the roof Multi -trunk Schefflera - an invasive species - overgrown and extending over and onto the roof 305 Surf Dr. M--� Ins'Dection Report •�'� - ood f ence, °o With Photograph Locations 6 't• W ooa Virginia Creeper vr�h " ease oyeYgrl� �e�uge vines growing through tial v holes in roof LGr �otien - Dishwasher 9, a age. Cactus plant 15, stored outside �etacrea g growing up along side of buidling. f 16 Site Plan Yard is overgrown. Trailer is stacked with deteroriated random lengths of wood Roof decking is severely water damaged with holes through the roof decking. Y 2LstjO sh�ivin, "11*� -------- f 3 2 New fencing material, Yard is overgrown. stacked three ft. high New 2x4 wood pile, Wood fence, 6 ft. Wood gate 6 ft.. �2 Yard is overgrown. Overgrowth of vegetation growing within and among an assortment of mostly building materials including: Trash cans, pieces of old wood fencing, unhinged screen door, galvanized vent piping, plastic corrugated roofing material, loose fascia and soffit, wood poles, aluminum beams and a rocking chair - potential refuge for vermin. Open large drums holding water are a breeding ground for mosquitoes Various items strewn in this area ina wheelbarrow, pieces of machinery, pressure washer, wood pallette, trash can, a shelving unit stacked with bowling pins, glass blocks, old light fixtures and other items Irrigation valve manifold - standing water on ground - possible ruptured artesian well head, overgrowth growing among pieces of broken wood fence material, open storage bin, aluminum porch framing post, pvc piping, rubber hose - a breeding area for mosquitoes and a potential refuge for vermin. Overgrowth of vegetation growing within and among an assortment of items, including:open planter pots, old aluminum windows, open plastic storage bins, lawnmower, lawn tools, open cooler, lumber, plastic net fencing - a breeding area for misquitoes and a potential refuge for vermin. Overgrowth of vegetation growing within and among an assortment of items, including: empty buckets, pet carrier, hose reel, truck toolbox, sink, dishwasher, railroad ties, shovels, propane tank, open storage bin, cooler, several upright vaccuum cleaners, rubber hoses and lumber - a breeding area for misquitoes and a potential refuge for vermin.