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Board of Building Inspection

October 9, 2024 ·2:00 PM Final

Council Chambers, 6th Floor

Agenda — 11 items

  1. 1. Call meeting to order
  2. 2. Pledge of Allegiance
  3. 3. Roll call of membership
  4. 4. Approval of minutes from previous meeting
  5. 5 Meeting Minutes from 12/1/22 24-1276 approved Pass
  6. 5. Action Items
  7. 7 841 W. Lawrence St. (31-3-0899-01) Property recently changed from commercial use to residential use. Request to continue to use an existing stair that is thirty (30) inches wide as a required means of egress from the second story. Section 321-04(2)(a) of the Uniform Dwelling Code as adopted by Section 4-136 of the Municipal Code, requires stairs to be thirty-six (36) inches in width. 24-1277 approved as amended Pass
  8. 7 841 W. Lawrence St. (31-3-0899-01) Property recently changed from commercial use to residential use. Request to continue to use an existing stair that is thirty (30) inches wide as a required means of egress from the second story. Section 321-04(2)(a) of the Uniform Dwelling Code as adopted by Section 4-136 of the Municipal Code, requires stairs to be thirty-six (36) inches in width. 24-1277 amended
  9. 6. Information Items
  10. 8 841 W. Lawrence St. (31-3-0899-01) Property recently changed from commercial use to residential use. Request to continue to use an existing stair that is thirty (30) inches wide as a required means of egress from the second story. Section 321-04(2)(a) of the Uniform Dwelling Code as adopted by Section 4-136 of the Municipal Code, requires stairs to be thirty-six (36) inches in width. 24-1277 amended Pass
  11. 7. Adjournment adjourned Pass

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