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0 0 Kelsey Heyd From: Kelsey Heyd Sent: Monday, October 28, 2019 3:14 PM To: 'Jeff Davis' Subject: RE: C1908-009 - 2505- 57th St SW - Hold Harmless Good Afternoon Jeff, I just wanted to briefly follow up regarding this permit and let you know that I have signed off for Planning. We recently received new direction from management regarding geo covenants/agreements and when they are to be recorded. Based on this new direction, your project would not require a covenant/agreement to be recorded since it is not located within a required buffer or altering the geologically hazardous area directly. Forfuture reference and projects, please note this change in direction applies to the geo covenant/declaration only —nothing else has changed regarding when critical area reports, including geo assessments/reports, are required. The file has been routed to the Permit Technicians for processing. They will be in touch when it is ready for pick-up and any remaining fees required. If you have any Planning questions, please let me know. Thanks, _ Kelsey Heyd Associate Planner I Community, Planning & Economic Development 425.257.7275 13200 Cedar Street 2nd FI., Everett, WA 98201 EVERETT everettwa.gov I Facebook I Twitter Note: Emails and attachments sent to and from the City of Everett are public records and may be subject to disclosure pursuant to the Public Records Act. From: Kelsey Heyd Sent: Monday, September 16, 2019 3:35 PM To:'Jeff Davis' <davisconstructioninc@hotmail.com> Subject: RE: C1908-009 - 2505- 57th St SW - Hold Harmless Hi Jeff, Thank you for providing the electronic and paper copies of this report. I have reviewed the report and the proposed plan and both look good for Planning however before I can formally sign off on the permit for issuance, a geo covenant and agreement must be completed and recorded with the County Auditor in accordance with EMC 19.37.080.D.1.b. Attached, I have included the geological hazardous area covenant (the Declaration starts on page 1 and the Agreement starts on page 8). The documents need to be signed and notarized by the property owner (refer to pages 4 and 11 for the "single person" signature pages) and the lender if applicable. Please stay outside of the one inch margins in the document or the County Auditor will charge extra for your recording. Note: the geologically hazardous declaration and agreement require signature by the Mayor's office. Please submit the signed and notarized forms to me at your earliest convenience so 1 can route them accordingly for signature. Notaries are available at our Permit Services counter if that proves a move convenient option for the owner.