HomeMy WebLinkAboutCORRESPONDENCE 1966STATE OF WISCONSIN
INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION
June 20, 1966
INDUSTRIAL SAFETY & BUILDING DIVISION
HILL FARM STATE OFFICE BUILDING
POSt OFFICE BOX 2209
MADISON, WISCONSIN ,53701
~N REPLY PLEASl~' REFER TO:
Edward L. Reimer
Building Inspector
City of Oshkosh
Oshkosh, Wisconsin
Day Care Center for
Dennis Jagodinski
631 West Fourth Street
Oshkosh, Winnebago County
Plan File 66-A-506
Dear Mr. Reimer:
Conversion of this building to a day care center meets with our approval.
If there is a code violation we are not aware of, please let me know.
Ind 50.04 - You, of course, can enforce mo~e stringent regulations if
you so deslre.
Very truly yours,
R~.I~P,.; OSTREH, P.E./~r
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STATE OF WISCONSIN
INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION
INDUSTRIAL SAFETY & BUILDING DIVISION
HIl-b FARNI STATE OFFICE BUILDING
POST OFFICE BOX 2209
MADISON, WISCONSIN 53701
IN REPLY PLEASE REFER TO:
J~ j~ly
June 10, 1966
State of Wisconsin Industrial Commission
Industrial Safety & Building Division
Hill Farm State Office Building
Post Office Box 2209
Madison, Wisconsin 53701
Attno: Mr. Frank Hrovat
Re: Day Care Center
Dennis Jagodinski
631 West Fourth Street
Oshkosh, Winnebago County
Plan File 66-A-506
Gentlemen:
We note from your letter dated June 8, 1966, that
the heating and ventilating plans for the above building
are conditionally approved. You also indicated in your
letter certain requirements as to building alterations.
Are we to assume that the building has been approved for
a change of occupancy also by your letter?
V~ry truly yours,
ELR:kmp
Edward L. Reimer
Building Inspector
REV:
Department of Industry, Labor and Human Relations-
Inspection Report and Orders'
File No. E
On- October 10, i967
'Name Dennis Jagodi'nskl
Address 631 West 4th Street, Oshkosh, Wisconsin
An Inspection of your Oshkosh Child Care Center
located at 631 West /4th Street, Oshkosh, Winnebago County
discloses violations of orders of the Dept. of Industry, Labor & Human Relations promulgated under authority of Chapter i01
of the Revised Statutes of Wisconsin.
An injured workman is entitled to increased compensation whenever it is found that his injury was caused by the employer's
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failure to comply with ~he "safe place" statute or with any provisions of the Dept. of Industry, Labor & Human elatzons
i Administrative Codes. Increased compensation is the liability of the employer not the insurance company. .'
ORDER REQUIREMENT
nd. 57.20
':-' ind 57.20(5)
lad 59.60(6)
Ind 1.II
Ind 51.16."
lnd 57.16 :i
ind 22.19
I nd 52.64
ind 57.10
The heating plant in this building shall be isolated with at leas1
-4 inch concrete block or 5/8 inch thick gypsum plasterboard wi~h'
one hour fire resistive rating, placed on both sides of a wood stud'i.
walt. The opening to the room shall be protected with a one hour
self-closing fire door such as 1 3/4 inch solid wood core, wood, 7?:
In lieu of the above enclosure it is permitted that the lower Stair-i
way to the furnace room be protected with 5/8 inch thick gypsum
on both sides of wood studs and the exposed wood at the top of the
stairs covered with 5/8 inch thick gypsum and a one hour fire re-
sistive door with closing device provided at the opening.
Combustion air shall be provided in the furnace room and the opening
for air shall be not less than 1 square inch for each 5000 8. T, U. ms
per hour of fuel consumed. The minimum free area of such opening Shal
be not less than 100 square inches.
The trap door to.the basement shall have its cover replaced to ca~ry''
or withstand any weight that the surrounding floor may be exposed to;:~
or it shall be provided with a guardrai] at least'42 inches .in height:
with a substantial door 'and the opening between the 42 inch rail
closed so that children of the school could not enter or fall into?i
The floors 'of the two basement levels shall be given a thorough ~'
cleaning and some method of storage used for materials tha~ are needed
to operate'this building and business.
A number of pieces of' the .mopboard tiling in the toilet room are
loose find these tiles shall be'fastened so that they will stay perm
manently in place.
The material standing outside the rear of the back exit door shall be
cleared away so that there is 5lear passageway to .the yard a~ least
as wide as the exit door. // :. -' :: :~?,'.
cc:~: Ed ~eimer. Bldg. In~p. " '. .. cc: · Dept. of Health & Soc,
· rtease report wnen ora~s are comptetea. · Avoid Dela~ S~rvices
' '~ ® Forfeiture for violations are $10 to $100 for each day:and for each' vio~tionf;!
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