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Fridgen on 29 January 2007 confirmed that a 60-day work order issued for violations on 18 July 2006 had not yet been corrected. 2. "Parking permits and visitor permits issued to tenants" (12/10). During a walkthrough on 21 February 2007, officers found that no vehicles in the parking lot displayed any type of permit. 3, "Interior hall lights fixed and operating" (12/10). Officers noted inoperative lighting in the common hallways of 2090 first floor and 2130 second floor an 21 February B. C. 2007. 4. "Exterior hall lights fixed and operating" (12/10). Also on 21 February, a light fixture on the garages was found to contain no bulbs. Further, a nighttime inspection of the property on 23 February found that eight of 20, or 40%, of all exterior lighting fixtures were inoperative. 5. "Security door locks installed in all buildings" (1/10). Routine foot patrol by officers on 25 January 2007 found that all exterior door locks were taped open with a similar Tyvek tape on each door, preventing them from securing. Further, keys were not given to Public Safeiy until February for these locks. On 21 February, it was found that locks were not properly functioning on the fallowing doors: 2090 west side, 2100 west side, 2130 west side, and 2160 east side. 6. "Demolished unit doors in 2090 county rd E secured" (1/10). Also on 25 January during the foot patrol, officers noted that one of these units was unsecured. 7. "All work orders issued by city inspector completed" (1/10). See #1 above. 8. "Full compliance with all repairs and fire code and safety ordinates" (1/10). A return inspection of the property by Fire Marshal Kip LaMotte on 29 January 2007 confirmed that a 30-day notice for violations an 11 July 2007 had not yet been fully corrected. 9. "Few ground floor windows replaced" (2/10). A window at 2160 #101 that was broken an 1$ January 2007 was found still to be covered by plastic sheeting on 21 February. Licensee failed to correct the following deficiencies noted in notices of violation in the time specified in the notice, in violation of City Code, Section 13-164(1)C.: Penrod Lane LLC was notified in July of housing and fire code violations at Timber Crest Apartments and was given between 30-60 days to bring the property up to standards. Licensee or Licensee's representative claimed in writing to be in compliance, yet as of January 29'x, those violations had yet to be corrected. Specifically, the following violations had yet to be corrected: 1. Housing Code Chapter 13: 2090 building units 104, 105, and 204 -get necessary permits to repair or replace all systems (plumbing, electrical, heating, floor, wall, ceiling, window, door, detector, security, etc.) within 60 days. Date of inspection: 18 July 2006. 2. Minnesota State Fire Cade 703.1: 2090 building -fire rated roof hatch required within 30 days. Date of inspection: 11 July 2006. Licensee failed to comply with the following provisions of an approved mitigation plan in the case of provisional licenses, in violation of City Code, Section 13-164(1)D.: The mitigation plan approved by the City Council on 14 November 2006 contains the following measures proposed by Spartan Protection and Attorney Joel Seltz on behalf of Penrod Lane LLC which have yet to be implemented: CLL NE136-205