1544 3rd Avenue South demolition

A family friend said volunteers and materials are ready, the roof is nearly done, and the family deserves the same extension considerations anyone else would get.

The disabled 67-year-old owner said the 90-day agreement was a setup, he's days from finishing the exterior, and begged for more time, describing years of what he called harassment by city inspections.

The owner's son, a 20-year construction veteran, said the home is one day from being roofed and Tyvek'd and argued the 90-day window ignored ADA considerations for his disabled father.

Another son argued the family may have been cut short by a day or two on the stipulation filing timeline and asked the Commission to reconsider in good faith.

The disabled property owner said he was one day from weathering-in his two-story conversion, called the 90-day agreement a setup, and begged the Commission for more time.

Dan's son, a 20-year construction veteran, said the house is hours from being roofed and Tyvek-wrapped, argued his disabled father should have gotten 180 days, and accused some city staff of targeting the family.

Another son argued the 90-day clock may have started late and cost them a day or two, saying the family was one day from enclosure and asking for about 35 days to finish the interior.

A family friend said volunteers and materials are ready, the roof is nearly done, and the family deserves the same extension consideration anyone else would get.