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of . <br />LCxtiyouisvi I I e <br />COLORADO • SINCE 1878 <br />hail storm with only felt paper on his roof. After 62 days of only felt paper on <br />his roof Mr. Louden began to shingle to shingle the roof on August 11, 2019. Final <br />inspection of roof on August 20, 2019. Per Mr. Ruppert the finished work unacceptable. <br />Mr. Ruppert hired a private roof inspector and has report. On November 16, 2019 Mr. <br />Severy committed to Mr. Ruppert that he would start siding the house. On November 20, <br />2019 Matterial arrived and Deember 30, 2019 the work started. The subcontractor that <br />Severy hired worked on December 21, 22, and 23"d in the cold and the dark The finished <br />work was unacceptable to Mr. Ruppert and NO permit was pulled for this work. On <br />November 14, 2019 Mr. Severy's subcontractor began to remove deck planks, rails and <br />stairs. On November 21, 2019 Mr. Severy emailed deck material order for review and <br />Mr. Rupperts signature. Mr. Ruppert noticed that the quanties were grossly inaccurate, <br />Mr. Ruppert contacted the supplier and verified that the material was 3 times more than <br />what was needed, Mr. Ruppert did not sign the order. The railing and post for the deck <br />were to be reused and damaged one removed. On December 29 thru the 31 of 2019 the <br />debris from the deck was removed. Currently deck is half way dismantled and is a safety <br />hazard. <br />a. Alleged violation: if true, the installation of the siding and work on the deck <br />without a building permit would violate LMC § 5.12.120 (Failure to obtain required <br />permit or inspection), which reads as follows: "It shall be unlawful for a <br />contractor to fail to obtain inspection services when required, or to fail to obtain <br />a permit when it is required " (Emphasis added.) <br />b. Alleaed violation: If true, the installation of the siding without obtaining inspection <br />services would violate LMC § 5.12.120 (Failure to obtain required permit or <br />inspection), which reads as follows: "It shall be unlawful for a contractor to fail to <br />obtain inspegtion sery ges when required, or to fail to obtain a permit when it is <br />required." (Emphasis added.) <br />c. All2ged violation: If true, the failure to install the new roof in a timely fashion <br />would violate LMC § 5.12.130 (Abandon contract or departing from specifications <br />prohibited), which reads as follows: "It shall be unlawful for any contractor <br />licensed or registered under this chapter to without good cause abandon any <br />21 Page <br />