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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAisle Width, Fire Extinguisher, and Access to Electrical Panel - FIR Inspections - 9/21/2007 Building Permit # MASON COUNTY BUILDING 111 426 W. CEDAR SHELTON, WASHINGTON 98584 (360) 427-9670 CORRECTION NOTICE Job Location This structure has been inspected by Mason County Building Department and the following VIOLATION of County Laws and Ordinances has been found: Items Listed below must be corrected to gain code complianc loci t�t O ttjef et Ve- e- c vZ / 1 � .. \ n l -3 Q. G S 'f0 + � Q.C. P •� rn. You are hereby notified that the above corrections shall be made BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH ANY FURTHER WORK Call for re-inspection when corrections are made before continuing ❑ Make corrections, items will be checked on next inspection ❑ OK to ❑ This is not a complete inspection Department Date g a 1_02 Inspector < 0040 NO *T MOOV T 1 , T A ,� INSPECTION (ATTEMPTED) MASON COUNTY FIRE WARDENS OFFICE ROBERT MOLESWORTH, FIRE WARDEN LOCATION: 1085 Pickering Road, dba Lady of the Lake [store] 426-8632. DATE: 11 September 2007, Tuesday. 1340 hours, Arrived on scene. The store was closed. Normal store schedule is 1030-1700, Friday through Monday. Structure is approximately 55'x35'. Covered porch in front and open porch in the rear. There are outside tv surveillance cameras front and back [posted]. Will return on Friday to inspect building. FIRE INSPECTION REPORT MASON COUNTY FIRE MARSHALS OFFICE ROBERT MOLESWORTH, FIRE WARDEN LOCATION: 1085 East Pickering Road, DBA, Lady of the Lake, phone 426-8632, 427-0513. DATE: 14 September 2007 1102 hours, During a routine fire inspection the following items were found: • There were clothes and other merchandise on the front porch. • The front door was cluttered with clothes on hangers hanging on the molding. • The owner met me at the front door and asked, "what do you want?" I explained that I was there to make a fire safety inspection. She wanted to know if she was being singled out. How often were these inspections scheduled? Under what authority was I there? What was I looking for? Is she the only one being inspected? "What will be the outcome of this inspection?" Her tone was critical, defensive, and demanding. • Once inside the store, the narrow isles [1.5' to 2' wide] made movement difficult. I had trouble making my way to the rear of the store without bumping into or tripping over things. I told her because she had so much merchandise (antique furniture,dishes, clothes, lamps, etc), she needed a building at least twice as large as this one. • I went through a cluttered doorway into the back room. It also was over-full with merchandise. I finally made it to the back door of the building. • On the open back porch was a canopy cluttered with clothes hanging on the support rods. The narrow passage through the canopy made an "S" turn to the left before exiting off of the porch. • I asked, "where is your fire extinguisher?" She didn't say anything. • She said that she was in the process of buying the building. Before leaving I told her that she needed to make more space to provide wider isles ways and to hang fire extinguishers. She asked if I was keeping track of the time that I was in the building. I said, "that it was 1126 and I was leaving, have a nice day." cc: Fire Marshal file �21�W1 aV s; L Q Q PnoF'as�d Iro �P � FT ,A P I r , � SSA Pot c+� � � (� 3q //D L NA4L4W �v Accr3t /V a r C(—V I-T la- 4C jc.'L.s 5 71v R L,AP. l ,v ? ao c.*45 Dr— 3WIIA.) Cal-o1-4 tA, 14-4►W r a S 1 �o OR- w�y l� 2,6 �� "�- �fir.,� �rf��. I�fv� c_ • /6��,Ges i �.�s 4 f` I J l�jfLk S