Building Code Board of Appeals Agenda and Packet 2019 04 18 CANCELLED

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2. On the second occasion, at 583 Manorwood Lane, it was clear that Steve had no intention or effort to fix the single correction i made on the mid roof. The correction stated that it required one more course of ice and water, to be able to meet code of reaching 24 inches inside the heated structure, on one single slope of approximately 8 feet in width. Because of how small the slope was, i assume that Steve felt that it was unnecessary, and assumed that i would approve the mid roof if he simply called in another inspection without fixing any corrections. After 3 corrections, Steve finally instructed his roofing team to add another course of ice and water, to then having it meet code so it can then be completed. The fact that he allowed the house to stay exposed, vulnerable to any harsh weather, clearly showed me that Severy Creek Roofing had no intention in meeting minimum standards for any roofing job he acquired. Thus, making me skeptical and more attentive to every inspection ] performed for Severy Creek Roofing. 3. On the third occasion, at 318 South Place, the homeowner, Ted Hines, was having his roof replaced when he noticed that he did not have any inspections or even a permit for his re -roof. He quickly address the issue by contacting the building department and making sure that Severy Creek did what they had to do in order to receive the permit and receive the inspections. A couple days after Ted addressed the issue, Severy Creek sent over a couple crew members to work on the new roof even though it was already completed. Ted Hines took pictures of the materials they brought which included; ice and water shield, drip edge, and new shingles. This led Ted to believe that they went out there to make corrections on the job because they knew it was not up to code, and knew that because they needed a mid roof inspection, they would need to physically show that it is all up to code. A couple days later, Ted Hines contacted me and informed me that there were more crew members working on his property, and they told him that there was going to be an inspection that day. I was the only roof inspector at the time, and knew nothing of an inspection that day until Ted Hines contacted me. I immediately drove to 318 South Place and performed the mid roof inspection. When i arrived , they already had three sections in which the shingles were removed in order for me to see that the ice and water was reaching 24 inches above the heated structure. I asked them to lift up one more section, which they did, and I was able to confirm that the mid roof was per code and able to completed again. About a week later, Ted Hines noticed that