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Paul McKee From: Tom Ehrlichman <tom@dykesehrlichman.com> Sent: Tuesday, February 07, 2017 9:12 AM To: Paul McKee; Sharon Fuller Cc: Anna Pankevich Subject: Fwd:Appeal Deadline: Urgent Request for Copy of Port Railroad Phase II Permit Decision and Notice of Application Permit# PW1611-028 Resend to correct. Begin forwarded message: From: Tom Ehrlichman <tom@dykesehriichman.com> Subject: Appeal Deadline: Urgent Request for Copy of Port Railroad Phase II Permit Decision and Notice of Application Permit# PW1611-028 Date: February 7, 2017 9:05:31 AM PST To: pmckee@everett.wa.gov Cc: David Hall <DHaII@everettwa.gov>, Dave Davis <DDavis(aeverettwa.gov>, Jim Iles <Jlles@everettwa.gov>, rstephanson@ci.everett.wa.us, businesstax@everettwa.gov Dear Paul, As you know, our office represents Howard and Melinda Bargreen, residents immediately uphill from the Port of Everett's proposed railroad expansion related to its south terminal expansion. Last week, on February 3, 2017, I sent the City Attorney Jim Iles and David Hall a letter in which I requested a copy of the permit decision issued by Everett Public Works for the Port of Everett Railroad Phase II Public Works permit application. I have never received a response to that request(bottom of Page 3 on my letter). According to the CIty's website,the Permit file number for this application(referenced in your letter of Dec. 30) is Permit#PW 1611-028. It appears the statutory deadline to appeal this decision may expire tomorrow or the next day, depending on when the permit was issued. Since I have never seen the decision, and it is not available online, and a copy has not been provided to us by the City, I am not entirely sure of the deadline date. I am writing to request that Public Works immediately send me,via reply electronic mail, a complete and true copy of the permit decision for File No. PW1611-028 or any other application concerning the Port of Everett's Railroad Phase II project, along with a copy of the Notice of Application and any publication of that notice by the City. Time is of the essence in receiving your reply by electronic mail. The CIty's further lack of response to our request for a copy of the decision may adversely affect our clients'procedural rights. I look forward to the courtesy of an immediate reply. Thank you. Tom Ehrlichman 1