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Board approves roof‑repair standard: 29‑gauge non‑corrugated tin
Summary
The Humboldt Planning and Zoning Board approved a roof repair specification requiring tin panels that are not corrugated and are 29 gauge or thicker steel; the motion passed unanimously (All Aye) at the Sept. 27 meeting.
At its Sept. 27 meeting the Humboldt Planning and Zoning Board approved a roof‑repair material specification described in the minutes as: tin roof, not corrugated, and must be 29 gage or thicker steel. "Motion made by Noonan to give permission for roof repair as tin roof with exception of not corrugated and must be 29 gage or thicker steel," the minutes record; Julian Gambs seconded and the motion was recorded as All Aye.
The motion sets a minimum material standard for allowed repairs; the minutes do not provide additional technical guidance (e.g., fasteners, underlayment, or inspection procedure). The building department is the likely implementing authority to review repairs for compliance with the board's specification.
