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<br /> /q.r <br />an extensive review was done in each room with more <br />deterioration in the veranda area. <br /> Based on the location of the veranda and the <br />deterioration in the immediate vicinity it was clear the <br />origin of the fire was in this area. Personnel did remove <br />walls and ceiling in the origin area. Secondary involvement <br />included the attic area of the structure. <br /> , <br /> I observed a gas meter disconnect. It appeared that the <br />valve was operating correctly. <br /> Inspection of the hot water heater in the hallway <br />showed no indication of involvement with this fire. <br /> Inspection of the heater in the bathroom showed no <br />signs of involvement with the fire. <br /> While inspecting the remainder of the hallway, I <br />noticed the breaker panel for electrical service adjacent <br />the bathroom. It appeared that a no breakers were activated. <br />Electrical service had been disconnected prior to the fire. <br /> Each room was inspected visually starting from th'e <br />north side (side one) of the building. Room #1 had extensive <br />heat marks almost to the baseboard area. This build-up was <br />due to heavy smoke and heat. All the windows in this area <br />were broken or boarded at one time during the fire. There <br />was no sign of fire origin in this area. <br /> Room #2 also had sustained similar heat marks in the <br />wall face, however, this was superficial. Most damage to <br />this room originated at ceiling level. No sign of origin in <br />this room. <br /> Room #3 appeared to have a 1 X 1 penetration at floor <br />level at the hallway entrance. This may have been done prior <br />to the fire or by fire personnel. As of this report this <br />information is unknown. The room appeared to sustain light <br />damage from some heat and smoke. <br /> Room #4 included the bath area and closet space. The <br />damage appeared consistent with the rest of the bui.1-ding in <br />heat/smoke damage. There appeared to be no origin sight in <br />this room. <br /> Room #5 attached to the bath by means of a doorway. &11 <br />windows and entry ways appeared to be open. There was a <br />heavy collection of discarded materials in this room. <br />Information indicated this was consistent for this room <br />prior to fire involvement. <br /> Room #6 appeared to have severe damage to the floor and <br />roof area. Most of this area was demolished to the point of <br />