2123 Washington StDATE February 2, 1979
FROM W. L. Groves, Chief of Police
TO Terry Bailey, City Administrator
SUBJECT Health Inspection
At approximately 1600 hrs the City Building inspector and I
inspected a two family dwelling at 2123 Washington Street. The first thing
that is noticed about the house is that the front porch is in very had
condition and about to fall off of the house.
The following items were found inside the two apartments.
1. Sewer pipe leaking in the cellar, a large pool of water on the dirt floor.
2. Sewer is leaking over a fuse box.
3. Sink and bath tub drains in both apartments leaking on the floors.
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Blair Police Department
INTER-OFFICE MEMO
The upstairs apartment has only one exit on the front porch. (Two
doors, but only one escape route)
The occupant of the upstairs apartment stated that when she drains
her dish water it ccmes up in her bath tub and takes several hours to drain.
In my opinion the house is not fit for human habitation and should
be condemned as soon as possible.
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December 31, 2008
To Whom It May Concern:
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Dave Aten
Fire Chief
"Fire Prevention is Self Protection"
Blair Volunteer Fire Department
16th & Lincoln Street P.O. Box 402 Blair, Nebraska 68008 (402) 426 -4262
Ed Buchardt, 2231 Hollow Road donated to the Blair Volunteer
Fire Department an abandoned structure located on Tax Lots 72
and 186 in Section 14, Township 18, Range 11 for training
purposes.
Training sessions were held on Thursday, October 16, 2008 and
Saturday, October 18, 2008 providing (8) hours of training for the
Department at a value of $1000.