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September 1, 2020 <br />Tom Gish <br />1318 37 h St. <br />Buildings A, B, C <br />Everett Washington <br />YOUR ATTENTIION IS URGENT <br />We still have a water cross -connection problem with the tank less water heaters that were <br />installed without permits. <br />This came to our attention on November 6, 2018 when the city was called to the site by a <br />contractor, he was doing work for a condo owner and found gas regulator problems with <br />the buildings. The gas regulator problems have been corrected. <br />On April 5, 2019, during the first set of gas regulator inspections, the inspector notified <br />the contractor that permits and inspections would be required for the water heaters and <br />the cross connection would need to be corrected. This was followed up with an email to <br />Heritage Heating NW on April 11, 2019 (email attached with photos) <br />On March 5, 2020 I met with two gentlemen on site to final the last building for the gas <br />regulators, we discussed the problem with the condensate lines combining with the water <br />heater T&P drain lines, together, we came up with a solution that was both cost efficient <br />and time saving. We agreed that a plumbing permit would be obtained and this repair <br />would be dealt with ASAP. <br />This is a cross connection between potable water and corrosive condensate. This is not <br />allowed per UPC section 602 Unlawful Connections. <br />I have shared this letter with our code compliance department. <br />Your swift attention to this issue would be very much appreciated. <br />Shellie Pons <br />Plumbing/Mechanical Inspector <br />City of Everett <br />425-257-7274 <br />spons@everettwa.gov <br />