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88 Ocean Boulevard 15-ZVAR-1035 APPEAL Loefgren PresentationEngineer’s Observations Doward Townhouse 1 Image from Zillow.com real estate listing 2 Image from Zillow.com real estate listing 3 Image from Zillow.com real estate listing 4 Stucco removed from front balcony 5 Rotten wood below rear sliding glass door threshold 6 Rotten wood sheathing replaced from inside 7 Rotten wood sheathing replaced from inside before stucco was removed 8 Water stains indicating water intrusion through CMU into elevator shaft 9 Moisture meter indicates wet wood framing covered with WRB 10 Front elevation 11 3rd floor front elevation 12 Front balcony column flashing not stripped in 13 Window sill flashing. No metal sill flashing pan. 14 OSB sheathing replaced with plywood 15 Unsealed wall penetration 16 Stucco weep screed installed over unsealed metal flashing. 17 Stucco weep screed installed over unsealed metal flashing 18 Unsealed metal flashing 19 Unsealed metal flashing. 20 WRB around 1st floor windows in CMU wall. 21 Water stain on inside of new plywood. 22 Front elevation 23 Ground floor windows in CMU opening. No metal sill flashing pan. 24 Ground floor window in CMU opening. No metal sill flashing pan. 25 Will sill flashing. No metal sill flashing pan. 26 Window sill flashing. No metal sill flashing pan. 27 Unsealed wall penetration. No flashing. 28 Unsealed wall penetration. No flashing. 29 Unsealed wall penetration. No flashing 30 Front elevation 31 Front balcony flashing not stripped in. 32 Metal flashing below sliding glass doors has unsealed laps. 33 WRB around 1st floor windows in CMU wall is not well adhered 34 No sill pan flashing extending past stucco casing bead 35 Approx. 6-inches of paper between layers of lath. Both sides of control joint nailed to CMU substrate at elevator shaft 36 Approximate 9 inches of paper between layers of lath 37 Paper back lath installed backwards 38