b. Acknowledge receipt of Robert D. Johnson building inspection and confirm purchase offer
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b. Acknowledge receipt of Robert D. Johnson building inspection and confirm purchase offer
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Robert D Johnson Building <br />Page 2 2023 Building Inspection <br />OVERALL IMPRESSION: <br /> <br />The maintenance on this building has been good. The building is in relatively good condition for its age <br />with future maintenance required and updating, as with all buildings, to be ongoing. <br />Rating Descriptions: <br />1 = Poor Urgent needs to be completed within one or two years if possible to correct problem, <br />eliminate damaging deterioration or code compliance. <br />2 = Fair Potential urgent deficiencies, which if not corrected in 2-5 years will become urgent <br />need. <br />3 = Average Demonstrates wear or aging consistent with life expectancy. Plans for near term repair <br />or replacement should be considered but not critical. <br />4 = Good Meeting expectations. Some action may be required to maintain performance. No <br />significant repair or replacement in near future. <br />5 = Very Good New or nearly new condition meeting all expectations. <br /> <br />Building Condition Report <br />Exterior: Brick and Stonework, Photos A1-A12 Rating: 4 <br /> <br />Material: Brick and Stone banding. <br /> <br />Condition: Good <br /> <br />Notes: <br />1. Overall the exterior finishes are in good condition with no major cracking or failures that may be <br />indicative of hidden structural issues. <br />2. There are various locations around the building where the mortar has deteriorated to the point of <br />needing repair, especially along the parapets, window sills and chimney. Openings in the mortar <br />allow moisture to infiltrate the walls that could lead to further wall deterioration and interior finish <br />damage. Recommend a 100% building cleaning and tuckpointing equating to about 10%-15% of <br />entire building elevation. <br />3. Caulking at the head joints at the stone cap along the top of the roof parapet has pulled away from <br />surfaces and should be replaced. <br />4. The mortar at the head joints of the stone banding is missing or deteriorated in the majority of <br />locations allowing moisture to infiltrate the wall system. These should be replaced with flexible <br />sealant. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />
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