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Board moves to extend compliance deadline 30 days for 636 West 3rd Street

Board of Building Appeals · July 13, 2026
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Summary

At its July 13 meeting, the Board of Building Appeals moved to grant a 30-day extension for the property at 636 West 3rd Street and asked for a report at the next meeting; the provided transcript documents the motion and second but does not include the recorded vote.

The Board of Building Appeals on July 13, 2026 moved to extend the compliance deadline for the property at 636 West 3rd Street by 30 days and requested a report back at the board's next meeting, the chair said during a meeting that began at 2 p.m.

The item was introduced as part of old business and the chair asked board member Bruce to provide a status update. Bruce said the property owner has been "working on the property," noting that "they put all new windows in" and that the back addition had been resided and the roof redone. Bruce also said the interior is being cleaned up and that he had visited the site several times but had not yet been inside. He described much of the work as occurring after hours and said the property "looks better than it did." "So I would recommend giving him some more time," Bruce said.

After the report, the chair moved that the board grant a 30-day extension for 636 West 3rd Street and require a report at the next meeting. A board member seconded the motion. The transcript records the motion, the second and the chair calling for a vote but does not include the recorded tally or the final outcome.

The board previously approved the minutes from the prior meeting earlier in the session. The minutes were moved, seconded and, according to the transcript, "have passed." The meeting then proceeded to the old business discussion of 636 West 3rd Street.

The next procedural step noted in the transcript is a report back on the property's progress at the board's next meeting; the transcript does not show whether the extension motion was adopted or any conditions attached to it.