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etrf-hy /Aft Sabrina Fandler dol 2 From: weiming yang <gywe162003@yahoo.com> Sent: Monday, November 28, 2016 8:42 AMl To: Sabrina Fandler ak perni4- Subject: Re: Questions about the Colby new construction clarif /WU Follow Up Flag: Follow up J Flag Status: Flagged Hi Sabrina, I want make a change for the existing building sewer line that call out to drill a hole from the foundation to go outside to connect the new sewer line.Since the sewer line inside the basement is very complicate and there's a few electrical boxes right there it would make it quite difficult to do that.The easiest way to connect the new sewer line is from outside the basement. Let me know if it is ok. Raymond Sent from my iPhone >On Apr 21, 2016, at 10:05 AM,Sabrina Fandler<SFandler@everettwa.gov>wrote: > Hi Raymond, >The Utility Permit fee for any work on a new side sewer to serve the new building will depend on what your final sewer plans show, and what ends up being a feasible option based on the conditions of the existing side sewer and the elevation that is required for gravity flow. I will outline a few scenarios below to give you an understanding of permit fee cost per scope, however please note that the options I am outlining below may not be feasible on their own and the final sewer design may have to be a combination of the options below: > 1. If the new building's sewer line connects to the old building's sewer line,there will only be a sewer alteration charge,which is$30.00.Any work to the side sewer(s)within the property line with an existing connection to the main is considered an "alteration" and will be charged this $30.00 amount. > 2. If the new building's side sewer connects to the main in the alley,there will be a new connection charge, which is $70.00.Any new connection to the sewer main in the alley(including if you extend the main) will have this$70.00 charge, per new connection. If the building's existing side sewer needs to be completely redone, it will have this charge as well (Either one$70.00 charge for one new side sewer serving both buildings, one$70.00 charge for a new side sewer connection for the new building only, or two$70.00 charges for two new side sewer connections to the main,one for each building). > 3. Please note that due to the elevations on-site,the sewer from the new building will require a grinder pump to pump the flows up to an elevation higher than the main in the alley.This will require a manhole(or other approved structure),and then a gravity line will need to connect from that structure to the sewer main.We do not allow pressurized connections directly to the public sewer main. >System development fees for water and sewer will still apply regardless of your side sewer design.These are "impact fees"to mitigate for a higher volume of usage on the mains and are charged at the rate of"per additional unit". If you increase the number of apartment units from your current 9 units,you will have a system development fee due in the amount of$5,124.00 per each additional unit.This rate will increase on 1/1/2017.This fee is due at the time of permit issuance, so whatever the current rate is on the date of issuance is what you will be charged.