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Hello Kevin, If you intend to remove the unpermitted work to convert the garage into bedrooms and remove the 2otl level deck, then you will need to submit revisions to include revised scope of work and revised plans. We strongly suggest that the services of an Architect licensed by the State of Washington be secured to develop plans and details that show the project will meet code. The plans need to clearly depict the extent ofthe work proposed (orcompleted without permits) as well as addressthe code deficiencies found within the structure. Regardless of whetherthe decision isto remove or keepthe unpermitted work, the construction plans need to show (at a minimum): 1. Whatthe existing structure looked like priortothe alterations completed without permits. 2. Whatthe structure's current condition looks like. 3. What has been altered and how it meets current code requirements. Include all unpermitted alterations to the property/structure and/or any proposed construction necessaryto bring the property/structure into code compliance. 4. Plumbing, mechanical, and electrical plans are required to be included in the construction plans and will require plan review. Plans also need to reflect compliance with the Land Use and Zoning requirements in the Everett Municipal Code. The plans will be reviewed for compliance with the City's adopted codes in place at the time of permit submittal, not the codes in place when the work occurred. All unapproved work (including electrical, mechanical, plumbing, and framing systems etc.) installed/altered without permits and inspection approval will need to be exposed. If the existing shed is detached you will need to apply fora Demolition permit to remove it and also provide a site plan marking the location of the shed to be demolished. You can do that online through the online permitting portal. If Alex has any additional comments, she will respond in a separate email.