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• Terri Jorgenson From: andrew mike summers <nosoprop@gmail.com> Sent: Tuesday, March 2, 2021 4:22 PM To: Terri Jorgenson Subject: Re: Code Violation/1522 Pine St Everett 98201 Follow Up Flag: Follow up Flag Status: Flagged Hi Terri. Thanks for talking to me on Friday and explaining things. After thinking about it over the weekend I don't see a disadvantage in at least trying to bring the bathroom and finished storage room in the basement up to compliance. I guess the first step is determining whether I have the minimum ceiling height to start with- I have 81"... is that enough to even think about moving forward? I'm working on my floor plan and new permit application, hope to drop in the box tomorrow. Thanks-Andy Summers north sound properties Ilc On Wed, Feb 17, 2021 at 4:11 PM andrew mike summers<nosoprop(«@gmail.com>wrote: Hi Terri. Thanks for getting back to me so soon. Referring to the work done without getting necessary permits from Notice to Comply: "The property house structure basement possesses unpermitted, alteration { repairs: The property house structure basement exhibited portions of the building basement were altered without permits consisting of a bath installation,bath plumbing, electrical light fixture ceiling installations with interior walls containing electrical outlets and the use of two(2)separate, unpermitted rooms,possessing household furnishings, with no egress window height of 44" or less, without City of Everett Public Works Department permits." The unpermited work consists of a room with a closet and window, 3/4 bath with shower stall,toilet and sink, and a short hall with light that connects the 2 areas-this is constructed in an otherwise unfinished basement. All of the unpermitted work was built prior and existed in the house when I purchased it 4/30/2012. I did not construct any walls,do any electrical work,or add any plumbing or mechanical fixtures. Unfortunately I didn't check to see if it was lawful before purchase, and never questioned it after. I have in the past 9 years updated the basement room and bathroom with paint, new flooring, new light fixtures, new trim, FRP surround in the shower,etc...nothing except cosmetic upgrades. At this point I'm undecided of which way I want to proceed- bring up to code or demo back to compliance. It was my understanding from Officer Golden that the permit application was the first step. What else do I need for permit submittal? It was my hope after submitting permit application to meet an inspector on site that could advise me of what would be needed to in either scenario-bring to code or demo back-after which I would have a clear idea of the scope of work to formulate plan and cost. Hopefully I've added the details you were looking for, please let me know if you have further questions. Thanks for your guidance-Andy Summers north sound properties Ilc � 3