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3 Newly poured footings, apparently for a stor- y age building, were seen for the first time on May 7, 1991. After an extension was granted by the Board on May 6, 1991, Mr. Underwood acquired a building permit on May 17, 1991. However, photographs of May 7, 1991, show foundation slabs (footings) already in the ground. (No perceivable further construction activity has taken place.) The contractor was listed as the owner. The footings were poured by Edward Underwood, and the structure will be completed by him. This is her only son that is able to work. The 121w X 1511 X 15'h (180 sq. ft.) shed would be large enough to accommodate no more than one sub - compact automobile or truck (c. 61w X 1411 X 51h) and assorted materials on the floor, on shelves, and /or in a loft. It appears that the shed would be able to handle up to half of the various pieces of equip- ment, appliances, furniture, and building materials, excluding motor vehicles, stored outside on the premises. At its June 3, 1991, meeting, the Board pro- vided Mr. Underwood, with a second extension of 30 days based on the building permit is- sued for storage space. Mrs. Underwood was contacted to determine why the violation had not been corrected. She indicated that her son's (Thomas) health re- mained the same and that she was unable to clean up the property because of her physical condition. Additionally, three of her rental properties had leaks in the roofs and had to be fixed first. This work is being done by her son, Edward. The property continues to be in violation as of August 12, 1991. There has been no evi- dence of activity to clean -up the property. Filing Date: September 17, 1990 Date Civil Penalties Began: February 19, 1991 Accumulated Civil Penalties as of August 12, 1991: $17,500