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#GV123503Building
1336 Lilac Dr N, Golden Valley
IssuedJan 13, 2025
StatusUnknown
Value$15,000
Inspections7
Scope of work
Remodel/Alteration, Reframing windows, master bed, Bed on 2nd floor & basement walls
Location context
Parcel1802924330080
Coordinates44.99224, -93.34907
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200 nearby
This permitNearby
Fees & payments
Total fees$71.34
Total paid$71.34
Timeline
ApprovedJan 13, 2025
IssuedJan 13, 2025
Inspection record
Inspections7
Passed5
Failed0
- Aug 22, 2025
Final
CompletedInspectorMike Lockman
Final approved. Correction completed
- Aug 14, 2025
Other - Smoke & Carbon Alarm at Time of Final
CompletedInspectorMike Lockman
Smoke and CO compliant
- Aug 14, 2025
Framing
CompletedInspectorMike Lockman
Corrections completed
- Aug 14, 2025
Final
Need CorrectionInspectorMike Lockman
The 2 windows on either side of the porch door and the window at the landing on the staircase leading upstairs are not tempered. Contractor is allowed to install a protective film on these three windows. No other corrections found.
- Mar 20, 2025
Insulation
CompletedInspectorMike Lockman
FG batt insulation in UL and ML. CC spray foam in LL exterior walls and rim joists.
- Mar 20, 2025
Framing
Completed in Future.InspectorMike Lockman
Noted corrections completed. Owner to also address the existing cut joist in the LL. Allowed him to email photo of repair
- Mar 13, 2025
Framing
Need CorrectionInspectorMike Lockman
1. Sqash blocking required below J/K studs supporting header on ML adjacent to the staircase to carry load path to the foundation. 2. The holes bored in 2x6 floor joist for plumbing fail to meet the boring allowances of Section R502.8 3. A metal tie, compliant with Section R602.6.1, must be installed on the top plate where it is notched for the 3" plumbing stack installed adjacent to the stairs. Tie must be a minimum 1-1/2" wide and extend no less that 6" on either side of the opening. Correction letter emailed to permit holder
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