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JUL 2r ' BOOK building permit within 30 days and start work on the structure within a 60 -day period. Commissioner Scurlock suggested that because of liability, we make a stipulation that no one live there during those 60 days, and everyone indicated their agreement. ON MOTION by Commissioner Bird, SECONDED by Commissioner Scurlock, the Board unanimously granted a 60 -day period to allow the Robinson's enough time to submit plans to the Building Dept., obtain a building permit, and proceed with the work within 60 days, with the stipulation that no one will live in the structure during that time. II. 12950 101st Lane - Estate of Sadie Gunder II. 12950 101st LANE: Parcel Number: 00-31-37-00002-0000-00035.0 Owner: Estate of Sadie Gunder Three structures .. A. Environmental Health Department Action B. Code Enforcement Division Action C. Inspection by Building Department D. Certified Notice to Estate of Owner E. Posted property with Condemnation Card F. Photographs of property on file G. 1990 and 1991 Tax Certificates Sold H. Notice to Estate of July 28th meeting by Certified mail, postage prepaid, return receipt requested Director Rymer explained that this was brought to us by the Code Enforcement Board. The notices were received by a relative, Mrs. Sadie Brooks. Attorney Vitunac asked if there had been notification of this in the newspaper, and.Director Rymer stated that it had not been placed in the newspaper. William Clayton, grandson of the deceased, advised that the structure had been donated to the Fire Department who burned the home down for fire fighting practice. Director Rymer explained that staff was out there on July 25, 1992 and the structure was still standing. The Fire Department should have notified the County Building Dept. of the burning. Chairman Eggert felt this is a misunderstanding. It isn't the property that is in question, it is the structure, which apparently has been burned down intentionally by the Fire Department. 64