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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT Building Division !:1E.!:1QRh.tiQU!:1 EXHIBIT "c" Date: July 15, 1986 To: Chief Building Official From: Building Inspector Subject: 1911 Alameda De Las Pulgas, APN 069-191-140 On July 15, 1986, I was part of a team inspection at the above address. Present for the inspection was: Dick Schouten, City Attorney's Office Mike Wheelwright, Planning Division Debbi Jones-Thomas, Housing Division Dave Anderson, Fire Department Jim Yuen, Environmental Health Sgt. Mike Turturici, Police Department After a brief meeting in the Police Department, we went out to inspect the property. At the time we arrived, there were four to five "teenagers" cleaning the outside area. The area around the house was covered with garbage bags, both torn open and closed. There was everything imaginable laying around from automotive parts, bikes, trash, bedding, batteries, broken glass, etc. We did not have access inside the home but from looking through the windows, the inside was much worse than the outside. Most of the windows and doors were broken. The floor could not be seen because of the garbage and debris. Human excrement was smeared on the walls. There were also large holes in the ceiling and walls. We are suppose to gain entry on July 16, 1986. I am not sure what else we will find, but this building is by far the WOI'St one I have seen in my brief stay with Redwood City. It should be cleaned-up or abated immediately. Several slides showing the above conditions should be developed by July 18, 1986. Attached is a letter received by the Police Department from concerned neighbors. Another letter will follow, after we gain entry to the building. Jerome J. Schnell, Jr. /mkc attach