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• November 30, 2021 Dear Mr. Drew Martin, This letter and attached plans are in response to your letter dated August 20, 2021, and email dated October 26, 2021. ECEENET)) 1J1RE: Owner: Adam Baxter Fry-Pierce DEC o1 202, Job Address: 3217 54th Street SW Plan Check Number: B2108-010, First Building Review CITY OF EVERETT Permit Services General 1. The existing building as shown appears to have discrepancies with the available records and photography. For example, the windows in the east exterior wall at the Second and Third floor appear to be located farther north, leaving little to no wall between the windows and the building corner, whereas the plans should substantial wall between the windows and the building corner. Other discrepancies may occur. The existing condition of the building should be reviewed and the plans revised as needed. See IBC Section R106.1.1. Noted — plans have been updated accordingly 2. It appears that additional unpermitted work may have occurred in the house. For example, the existing building only appears to have a single bathroom located in the Master Suite. The drawings do not show other bathrooms, nor is the location of an existing bathtub or shower shown. All previously unpermitted work should be shown on the drawings and represented as new work under this permit application. All existing conditions to be demolished should be shown. See Sections R105.1, R106.1.1, and R113.1. Although existing plans on file show only exterior dimensions, the home is described as a three bedroom, three full or 3/4 bath house. Plans have been updated to show locations of these existing bathrooms in existing house. 3. The project may include work that requires an engineered design per Section R301.1.3 and additional comments below. Structural calculations substantiating the design should be submitted for review. Structural drawings and calculations should be sealed and signed by the FOR per RCW Sections 18.43.010, 18.43.020, and 18.43.070. See Section R106.1 and IBC Section 107.1.