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His name is Steve according to our electrician. He is relatively new to the city apparently, came from L&I. Thanks for <br /> the assistance with this <br /> Sent from Outlook <br /> From: Engineering/Public Services<everetteps@everettwa.gov> <br /> Sent:Wednesday,September 27, 2017 2:40:53 PM <br /> To:Viggo Forde; Engineering/Public Services <br /> Cc: Kirk Borseth <br /> Subject: RE: 1802 Rucker Ave/Permit#C1701-006 <br /> Did you get a name of the inspector? <br /> From: Viggo Forde [mailto:viggoforde@outlook.com] <br /> Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2017 11:48 AM <br /> To: Engineering / Public Services <br /> Cc: Kirk Borseth; Viggo Forde <br /> Subject: 1802 Rucker Ave/Permit #C1701-006 <br /> Hi. We are in the process of finalizing electrical work for the garage associated with the permit#in the title of this email. During <br /> yesterday's"OK to close" inspection for electrical,the inspector started inquiring about the existing conduit that goes from the <br /> garage to the house. This work was done as a part of the OLD permit to the earlier remodel of the main house—before we <br /> bought it. The permit numbers for that are Parent Permit C1001-006 and the electrical permit of E0912-043. The electrical <br /> permit was finaled on 8/1/2013 according to your permit database. The inspector believes that the conduit from the garage to <br /> the house is new work. I had the electrician doing the work on the garage show him the picture of the old garage that shows <br /> the conduit going into the ground at the corner of the old garage. Our General Contractor also talked to the electrical inspector <br /> today and he wants us to now dig a hole to show that the conduit is deep enough. This seems completely unreasonable. This <br /> work was old work, approved by you on the permits referenced earlier, and final-inspected per your records.. I have enclosed <br /> the picture of the old garage showing the conduit going into the ground at the NW corner of the structure. <br /> Can you somehow engage w/the inspector and call out the earlier permit records? He states there are no records of this work <br /> being done,and that is clearly not accurate. <br /> Thank you. <br /> Kirk, FYI. <br />