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SSRB delays new orders for 112 East Marlin Street after incomplete engineering submittal
Summary
The Substandard Structure Review Board voted to take no additional action on 112 East Marlin Street after staff reported required documents — including a structural report and a detailed, dated timeline — remain missing or incomplete.
The Substandard Structure Review Board on May 7 voted to take no additional action on the property at 112 East Marlin Street, citing missing permit submittals and the absence of the city attorney.
Filiberto Alba, the building official, told the board that the owners have not obtained a permit because "they're still missing some items." Alba said the board has not received a structural report from Casa Engineering and that the timeline the applicants provided was "pretty vague, and there's no start time here," leaving staff unable to proceed.
Chair (name not specified) moved that the board not issue additional orders at this time and noted legal counsel was not present. The motion was seconded; the board voted by voice and the chair declared, "Motion carries."
The board's action leaves the property under the current SSRB orders; staff and the property representative will be expected to return documentation for future consideration. The board did not specify a date for returning the item during the meeting.
Filiberto Alba identified the outstanding submittals as a stamped structural report from the engineer and a more detailed timeline that includes dates, phases and cost estimates. Alba said staff replied to the applicants' email requesting a clearer schedule and project-cost information before a permit can be issued.
The board did not adopt any new enforcement orders or deadlines at the May 7 meeting.
