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• 0 Terri Jorgenson From: Terri Jorgenson Sent: Monday, August 31, 2020 10:44 AM To: Drew Martin; Eileen Hinkley;Tony Lee Cc: James Bronder; Sabrina Fandler Subject: 2102 60th St SE, B2007-006,W2008-012 I created W2008-012 and attached this email to the W record:I also flagged the property as work/additions without permits.The current permit B2007-006 is now linked to the W permit. Also,when responding to an email, please add in the property address and/or permit numbers to the subject line if they are not already referenced. It saves having to search through all the email responses to figure out which property we are communicating about. Terri Jorgenson Im 111.1 Permit Technician I Permit Services 425.257.8810, Option 8 13200 Cedar Street, 2"d Floor, Everett,WA 98201 EVERETT Phone Hours: M/W/Th: 8 a.m.—12 p.m & 1 p.m.—3 p.m. everettwa.gov/permits I Facebook I Twitter COVID-19 Update: Please reference our website& online resources for updates to our service during the COVID-19 pandemic. Due to limited staff and increased volumes, response times have increased and may take as long as 3—5 business days. Your patience is appreciated as we respond in the order received. Thank you and stay well. 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: Drew Martin<dmartin@everettwa.gov> Sent: Monday,August 31,2020 9:53 AM To: Eileen Hinkley<EHinkley@everettwa.gov>;Tony Lee <TLee@everettwa.gov> Cc:James Bronder<JBronder@everettwa.gov>;Terri Jorgenson <TJorgenson@everettwa.gov>;Sabrina Fandler <SFandler@everettwa.gov> Subject: Re: Modifications made to our house before we bought it I've informed the applicant that their application will generally not move forward without addressing the non- permitted editions. This excludes the stairs at the main egress door, which we will permit to prevent a safety issue. If we don't cloud the title, I guess the only other thing we can do is somehow flag the house in our system for future reference. Terri &Sabrina - I've copied you in case you have a thought on this. The short summary is I've reviewed a residential project with non-permitted editions. The current owner, who probably didn't do the additions, wants to modify the house, but permitting the editions appears to be a show-stopper for them. We checked on whether the title could be clouded so that this can won't kick down the road forever, but that is a no-go with legal. It would be nice to preserve this knowledge in a visible way so that someone doesn't slip an application past us in the future. I. 11.-\