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7. NEW BI JSINESS (Cont'd were probably on the floor at the time of the inspection and have come off since. Commissioner Wiggins added, that part of the reason they pro- bably came up is the fact that they have had water getting in the basement and the whole area was damp and that would be sufficient to loosen the tiles. This again is the nature of the cause of the cure that you acquire here. You are talking not only about fixing the cabinet but the kitchen floor, in- stalling a masonite base, underlayment and tide on top of that. Fixing the foundation and the two items amounts to roughly $450.00. Sometimes water damage is a continuous thing and not even know it is happening until at a later point it all shows up. President Nimtz asked if there is any further discussion on the item; there being none, the Chair then asked if there is a second to the motion. No second to the motion was forthcoming and the Chair declared the motion lost for failure of a second and requested the item be placed on the Agenda for the next Commission meeting. Commissioner Robinson asked if we could get the initial inspec- tor on the dwelling here for the next meeting to explain the inspection made and Mr. Pfeifer advised that inspector is no longer working for the department. Order No. 02 to Contract SECD /HR /CS -2/31, in Southeast mmunity Development Housing Program: Approval was requested of is Change Order, for an increase in contract amount of $175.00, HAO House #31, (located at 617 Cottage Grove Avenue), increasing e contract amount from $13,894.00 to an amended contract total of 4,069.00, for Contract Set 2/18 through 2/53, with Charles Brown intenance Service, in the Southeast Community Development Program. M,. Brownell read the memorandum from Mr. James L. Johnson, Jr., C ief Inspector, dated October 12, 1976, to Mr..Kenneth J. Schaller, P oject Director, which stated the specifications call for the in s allation of a space saver lavatory, including hot and cold water 1 nes and shut -off valves. The water closet and the floor must be removed in order to run the proper supply lines. Since the water c oset is over 20 years old and in poor condition, it would be im- possible to reseat the item without causing further deterioration. Therefore the recommendation is that the subfloor, underlayment and tile and the water closet be replaced. The itemized price for t is structure, #31, will be increased from $185.00 to $360.00 a ended contract amount. e $175.00 is to replace the subfloor, water closet, and install 4" tempered masonite and vinyl tile, using waterproof adhesive the bathroom, 30 square feet. - 11 - CHANGE ORDER NO. 02 TO CONTRACT SECD /HR /CS- 2/31, AP PROVED, SECD HOUSING PROGRAM