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~~~ arlend the assessment resolution fro: $6,090 to $5,06f+ and approve the assessment role. Ws"F: UI~7ITT~JS Commissicner 'arshall moved, Cormtiissioner Vdalker seconded the confirmation of the assessment role at 7:46 o'cloc}; p.m., this 6th day of February, 1984. VC71'E: UT7A*.21~1U(JS Camr:assioner Marshall raved, Comrv.ssicner t•,Tillhoit seconded the acceptance of the certificate of mailing dated January 23, 1984. WPE': TTT?Al`?IFi~JS Commissioner Marshall moved, Commissioner zloyd seconded approval for the '?~; Collector to collect the assessrnnt. VOTE: LTNANIT7W5 (See permanent agenda file for a complete record of the proceedings of the Board regarding, action by the Board on the final confirmation of the ti assessment role for the T~orthside Drive Participatory Paving Project.) E. ITI~!;S_ E~3 I)ECISY~? ~ ` ~~1^B`~ 1. I-" i n i nnm? f?ous i ng Code County Tdahager Tho;,~son presented the T7iniram Sousing Code wits the following revisions: 1. Throuchaut, the concept of "public officer" has beer, incor- vorated and all references to an "inspector" have been deleted. Public officer, a new term, is defined in section 2.22. 2. Section 2.3, the definition of dwelling, has been changed to include manufactured and mobile homes vzthin its coverage. Changes necessary to bring manufactured and mobile homes within the code have also been made to section 2.12 (definition of manufactured or mobile homes which meet Federal and State construction standards for such dwellings from conflicting corstruction standards in the Code). 3. Section 2.4, the definition of dwelling unit, now requires the unit to ire used for cooking before it is a "dwelling unit." Any "let" premises not a dwellin5 wzit is a "rooming unit" under the Code as proposed now. 4. Gectian 5.1, setting a irinimum standard for plumbing fix- ture availability, has been reworked to eliminate the recnrirement that the dwelling unit contain bath or shower facilities. S. Article 6, prescribing minimum heating standards, now re- quires that the heating system ir. a dwelling unit be "designed to be capable of" producing the recuired amount of heat rather than sirnoly "capable of" producing the heat. 6. Section 8.1; setting lighting and ventilation standards, has been revised tc include two standards. The first far dwellling units of four or less habitable roams; the second for dwelling units of five or greater habitable roorru. In the former case all such rooms shall be provided with a vrindow or wir~ows. In the latter case only four of the habitable rooms must contain a window or windows: 7. Article 10 and Article 12, related to insect, rodent and pest control have been revised. Section 10.3 now contains only the standard. Section 12.6 paw prescribes the division of responsibility for maintaining the c'~aelling unit i-ree from insects, rodents and pests. The landlord is responsible far providing the tenant with a pest free premises. The tenant is responsible for keeping the premises pest free unless the premises is 1 art of a multiple rhrellir~g unit a~•~elling, in rrY:ich case responsibility for maintaining the premises pest free depends or. whether the pests are in rare than one of the d[•rellling units.