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4 ,93 <br /> that the floor heater was situated at about the middle of the living room and <br /> was full of dirt , dust and lint . Also that the isinglass cap through which to <br /> observe whether or not the flame is on, was missing , and it was assumed the <br /> heater was either inoperative , or would be a hazard if operated . He described <br /> the route for venting for the heater and advised that the flue was made of a <br /> light gage tin metal which would not be approved for flues and was not pro- <br /> viding drawing power required to carry off products of combustion . <br /> City Attorney requested that the Building Official ' s written report be re - <br /> ceived in evidence , and it was so ordered by Vice -Mayor Henderson . <br /> There being no further discussion or written communications , Councilman <br /> Norris moved to close the public hearing, seconded by Councilman Leipzig and <br /> carried . <br /> Councilman Weymouth moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO . 6973 DECLARING STRUCTURE <br /> LOCATED AT 2424 JEFFERSON AVENUE IN THE CITY OF REDWOOD CITY TO BE A PUBLIC <br /> NUISANCE, DIRECTING THE OWNER TO ABATE SAID NUISANCE, AND ORDERING THE EX - <br /> PENSE OF ABATEMENT TO BE MADE A LIEN UPON THE LAND IN THE EVENT THE NUISANCE <br /> IS NOT ABATED BY THE OWNER , seconded by Councilman Norris . Mr . Longo re - <br /> quested that he be furnished a copy of the resolution , and City Attorney <br /> advised that the City was legally required to do so . Motion carried on <br /> roll call vote , Councilman Williams and Mayor Keckley being noted absent , <br /> PUBLIC HEARING , Abatement of Nuisance , 48 Laurel Street , 1 story , wooden frame <br /> dwelling , detached garage , originally constructed in 1908 , declared open <br /> and affidavit of posting ordered filed . <br /> Chief Building Official was asked to present his sworn evidence and he <br /> advised that conditions for this property , also under the ownership of Mr . <br /> Longo , were similar , with the exception that the building was not occupied . <br /> He stated that it was reasonably secured and had not been vandalized . He <br /> then proceeded to review his written report to the City Manager , He <br /> described the structure as a substandard , vacant one - story wood frame <br /> dwelling and detached garage originally constructed in 1908 , with appraised <br /> value of $6 , 600 for land , and $ 400 for improvements , containing 832 square <br /> feet for the dwelling and 160 square feet for the garage . <br /> Initially , as result of complaint received from tenants on December 7 , 1972 , <br /> the Building , Fire and Health Departments performed a housing inspection <br /> noting numerous deficiencies and conditions of substandardness . Several <br /> subsequent attempts to contact the owner in an effort to secure his <br /> cooperation to gain compliance with City Code failed . On March 13 , 1973 , <br /> Mr . Longo was advised by Certified Mail that the Building Department would <br /> initiate formal abatement action . Mr . Longo refused receipt of the <br /> Certified Mail , Following notification by the City Attorney , Mr , Longo <br /> 8/13/73 <br /> Reg . Mtg . <br />