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~9 Exterior East Face. This is the front of the residence (See photo # I .). The exterior wall is stucco. The Front door and porch extend east from the main section of the house. There are windows on the north and south faces of the porch. From north to south, there is: • one window on the north face of the porch, • one window north of the door on the east face, • one door with an aluminum awning and screen door, • one window south of [he door on the east face, • a concrete walk leads to the front door and has a crack in the second slab east of the front door (See photo #2), • Hairline stucco cracks extend from the window and door corners, an example (See Photo #3) is the upper right corner of the window on the north face of the porch. • Crack extends from lower right corner of north window, east face (See Photo #4). • Hairline cracks extend from lower right corner of door (See Photo #5) on east face of porch, ten cracks in the stucco extend from this door. • Cracks extend from above and left side of south window, east face, (See Photo #6). • Seven cracks extend from the window on the south face of the porch, Photo #7 is an example of this cracking. • Vertical crack at the junction of the south porch face and the east face of the house (See Photo #8). • Stucco cracking on the east face of the house where the porch awning meets the east wall (See Photo #9). • Stucco spalling and separating from the face on the south end of the east face (See Photo # l o). South Face. Three windows on the south face not counting any of the porch. There are soffits and the plywood is pulling away from roof trusses. The stucco on this face shows extensive hairline and greater cracks, stair-step cracks and stucco spalling. There aze cracks on, and extending from, the window sills. The photos of this face are examples of the cracking. • Soffit pulling away from roof trusses (See Photo # 11). • Stucco crack in the window sill, east window on the south face, (See Photo # l2). • Stucco spalling at the base of the south face beneath the middle window. Weeds are growing up behind the stucco(See Photo #13). • Stair-step cracking beneath the middle window on the south face (See Photo #14). • Crack in window sill and in wall lower right and left corners and lower left of west window on the south face (See Photo # 15). • Stucco crack at the base of the south face with weeds growing behind the stucco (See Photo #16). • Cracked and spatted stucco at the wall-eave contact (See Photo # l 7). r c~