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SHAPTON & PARTNERS INC. <br />921 NE BOA'.' ST., SUITE D <br />SEATI'LE, WA 98105 <br />Tel: 206 548 IqOI, Fa�c: 548 1345 <br />October 30, 1995 <br />Mr. Bill Mil��z <br />Reliable Smnity Services <br />P.O. Bmc 3353 <br />Arling�on. VJA 98223 <br />SubJect: Existing Warehpue StcucNre <br />2205 Wall StroG, Everett, WA <br />Dear Bill: <br />I have attachcd my evaluatiat statemrnt fa the subject strucnue. 'li�e structure is ducribed on <br />calculation shcet 1, 'il�e evaluatia� procedure was bascd upon the NEHRP Handbook jor the Seismic <br />Evaluatron ojExisting Buildings (BSSC, 1992). My site visit was pafortned on Oc[oba 19. <br />I evaluated thc both the walls and roof diaphragm based on the criteria contained in the NEHRP. Hoth <br />proved satisfactay. 'Ihe only parntial item of signiHcance is the wall-to-roof diaphragm connection. It <br />appears tliat lataal load shear vansfa would benefit &om a more direct load path. <br />It is my undastanding that you intrnd to voluntarily re-point daai�ated mortar joints. My <br />reinforcemrnt of the wall-to-raof diaphragm load path would also be voluntary. l lmow of no codc <br />requirement to accomplish this wak without a change in occvpanry, <br />The structure has paiormed adequately for [he past 80 years. Furtha voluntacy upgrades ro thc swcture <br />should be evatuated reladve ro this historv. Should you decide to procecd, l would appreciate the <br />opportuniry ro provide design services. <br />RespectfullY� <br />� B. S(L� . <br />� p , S.E <br />Principal <br />n�.�. <br />