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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981013
IBM Index Class Name
Enforcement
Doc Date
2/28/2001
Doc Name
CONSULTATION TATUM RESIDENCE LAS ANIMAS CNTY COLORADO JOB 32485
From
CTL THOMPSON INC CONSULTING ENGINEERS
To
DAVIS GRAHAM & STUBBS LLP
Violation No.
CV2000009
Media Type
D
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`'~-~: <br />' o- <br /> <br />DRAFT <br />4 <br />i ... <br />PN: 94-129 <br />March 24, 1994 <br />~TRUCTLrReL_ VISUAL. ASSF.SS1VlENT <br />TATUM RESIDENCE, WESTON, COLORADO- <br />GENERAL DESCRIPTION <br />A visual walk-thtu of the adobe structure noted as the Tatum Residence located west of the <br />town of Weston, Colorado was completed by 1{LP Consulting Engineers, Inc. to note the <br />existing structural conditions. The residence is a combined single and two story adobe structure. <br />For the purpose of this report, it is assumed that the front entry exists at the southeast comer <br />with the front of the structure facing east. The two story portion exists at the eastern portion of <br />the main living area. An enclosed court yard exists at the south side. A wing comes off the <br />south side at the west end that consists of a coveted patio and enclosed storage aces. A garage <br />exists at the south end of this wing. These areas were observed from the exterior only. The <br />predominate drainage is from the southeast to the northeast across the site. The courtyard is <br />enclosed by an adobe fence that restricts drainage while the grade appears to slope to the <br />northeast in this arse. This is towards the foundation. The roof drainage from the upper roof <br />discharge from scuppers at the roof level and drops to grade at the southeast corner forming a <br />ponding area next to the foundation. Several large cottonwood trees were cut down at the north <br />side approximately twelve feet from the northeast corner. The tree truck and root systems still <br />retrain. <br />The exterior has been covered by a cement stucco finish. This was installed using chicken wire <br />and cement mortar finish, as shown in Photo P-9. Aaordittg to Mr. Everett Trujillo, who <br />accompanied us on our visit, the structure was not always finished with stucco. An elderly <br />woman down the valley use to apply a surface coating of mud every other year as maintenance. <br />Since the stucco application, the structure has experienced more cracking according to Mt. <br />Trujillo. The north wall was modified during the stucco process as the projxdng framing logs <br />typical of adobe consnnction were cut off. This was apparently due to the distress at the ends <br />of the logs and leaking problems. The exterior stucco exhibits minor cracking at the west <br />portion both north and south walls. The major distress and detcrioradon is at the southeast <br />comer of the south wall below the upper roof scuppers. The projection at the northeast corner <br />for the corner fireplace and potential lateral support has a large stucco crack. Referring to <br />Photos P-3 thru P-7, these conditions are shown. I.ealdng is quite apparent at the scupper <br />peneuations and staining of the walls exists. Minor maintenance has been attempted at these <br />areas without much success. <br />b0'd OS~bT T0. T ~pW 855£998£0£~XE~ <br />
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