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Ted de Budden From: Donald Cunningham Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2018 4:00 PM To: Ted de Budden Subject: 2201 Highland Attachments: Email to Owner 12-20-16.pdf Ted- Thanks for your help with the inspection today.Just to make sure we are all on the same sheet of paper, I have attached an email I sent to Mr. Lapinski after the Code Enforcement Hearing, regarding which rooms the City would allow to be occupied for sleeping purposes—4 rooms on the upper level and 1 on the main level.The basement could not be used for living purposes. I also copied one of the emails I sent to the current owner, Briana Nasman, when she was considering buying the house— letting her know the same information. She did also ask about the basement kitchen elements and I sent her the Planning Departments information on Kitchen Definition. From: Briana Nasman [mailto:briana.nasman@kw.com] Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2017 2:34 PM To: Donald Cunningham Subject: Re: 2201 Highland Info Hi again, Don! I hope all is well with you. My client and I are still trying to get all of this sorted out. We have a quote from a contractor, as well as CAD drawings from an architect. However, I'm wondering what all the permitting fees are going to total to to get this up to code. A couple of the illegal main floor rooms have been removed.The basement is still an issue, and I would like to know what you define as a kitchen? It's current state is a tiny countertop and sink- not what I would call a kitchen. But we didn't budget to remove that. Any other info you have would be helpful. I would love to purchase this and get everything up to code immediately, but it's been a bit hard to communicate with Rick, and I need to understand what I am getting myself into before I do it! :) Thank you and have a great afternoon! Briana Nasman Tel: 206-605-8313 Realtor Email: briana.nasmanAkw.com $ ,444, Keller Williams Eastside Website: briana.kwrealty.com f❑ El OO El Get your own Ir/email signature On Tue, May 2, 2017 at 8:22 AM, Donald Cunningham <DCunningham@everettwa.gov>wrote: Good morning Briana- Regarding cost, I suggest you hire a qualified residential building contractor to give an estimate. Currently only 5 bedrooms in the house meet minimum code requirements,4 upstairs and 1 on the main floor.All other rooms including the basement cannot be used for sleeping purposes and the basement was finished without permits. It will be necessary to bring the unpermitted alterations to the structure into compliance through the building permit process. i