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OlD IE44E R <br /> COPY o <br /> Dear Mr. Bartlett, <br /> RE: 6594 State Highway 73 <br /> I recently received a letter from your office outlining a survey permit to be required for the premises <br /> before construction. Please let me offer some background on the project. Heidi and I recently entered <br /> into a land contract with Mrs. Dorothy Walterscheit,which is legally recorded.She and her husband <br /> were the owners of this parcel and house even before I was alive. Upon the signing of the land contract <br /> we decided to do some minor upgrades to the house.We started in the living room of the house.This is <br /> the room which is currently under construction.We had planned to do some minor upgrades. New <br /> drywall,carpet, paint,etc.These were simple cosmetic changes which required no permits. Upon <br /> removing the drywall we found that the roof was damaged beyond repair and would need to be <br /> repaired.We still understood that this was a repair to be fixed without a permit(new subroof,flashing, <br /> barrier,and shingles).Additionally as we moved to the subfloor portion of the building it was <br /> discovered that there were some construction issues that I wanted to correct. At this point we decided <br /> to also put new subflooring down. The decision was then made to go all the way and re-insulate and all. <br /> This was a perfect case of you do not know what you are going to find on an old house until you open up <br /> the walls.Once this was done we were in a mad scramble to fix the situation as soon as possible. I did <br /> not know that there needed to be a zoning permit as we were not changing any layout to the structure. <br /> The room already existed and we were simply rebuilding it.We are changing no set backs,easements or <br /> adding any additional square footage. Everything being done is just a remodel of existing structure. <br /> Do we still need to fill out the information for a zoning application? <br /> Thank you for your time and consideration in this matter. <br /> Best Regards, <br /> RECEIVED <br /> Chad Killerlain <br /> OCT 292014 <br /> 4 �r T Pi q �sJ::G& DEV r..,.,.. <br /> ��`trV:..i�l 1 L.t��1.i�.1 q�iYI.�'iYli.ia <br />