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• Thanks! Drew From: Crista Wilkes<ross ca@hotmail.com> Sent: Friday,August 14, 2020 12:06 PM To: Kelsey Heyd<KHeyd@everettwa.gov> Cc: Drew Martin <dmartin@everettwa.gov> Subject: Re: Modifications made to our house before we bought it Thank you again, we may just have to scratch the dormer and just do the deck since I won't need a permit for that. I will check with my husband and contractor next week when they are both back in town. I still look forward to your review so we can start addressing everything once we get all the corrections. Thank you Criata Sent from my Sprint Samsung Galaxy S10. Get Outlook for Android From: Kelsey Heyd<KHeydPeverettwa.gov> Sent: Friday,August 14, 2020, 11:49 To: Crista Wilkes Cc: Drew Martin Subject: RE: Modifications made to our house before we bought it Good Morning Crista, Totally understandable. I had the opportunity to speak with the building reviewer, Drew Martin, and get some more information regarding his comments and the illegal modifications previously done to the residence.Although the scope of work for your current permit is for a dormer replacement and front step,when a permit is submitted staff have the obligation to review the subject property for other potential violations and to correct them when necessary. In this particular instance, even though the work appears to have been done well before you purchased the property,there does appear to be two additions added along the south side of the house that were not indicated on prior permits.You can review the prior permit history for this address at www.everettwa.gov/digitalrecordscenter. The options to address these illegal additions are to either try to permit them (technically as new structures) or update your scope of work/plans to demolish them.As noted,your permit is still in my review queue so I have not had the opportunity to review your submitted plans directly.A prior site plan on file however indicated the smallest building setback to the southern property line as 4'.Since the minimum setback required in this area is 5', in order to do any additions with only a 4' setback to the south side property line,you would need to request a nonconforming building certification (see attached).Additional details about expanding nonconforming buildings are outlined in EMC 19.38. Note:A certification would not be triggered at this time if you choose to demolish. 5I11