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From: Allyssa Montague<allyssaihe@gmail.com> <br /> Sent: Monday, March 11, 2024 2:43 PM <br /> To: Permit Services <br /> Subject: Re: [EXTERNAL] In-House Electric E2402-253 <br /> Hi, <br /> Thank you for being patient with me. This whole process got a bit confusing since <br /> as I mentioned before we haven't been required to do our hot tub circuit repairs <br /> this way previously. I spoke with Steve this afternoon and he clarified for me and <br /> let me know how to best proceed. So can we please cancel the building permit, and <br /> change the scope on the electrical permit? We are going to take the hot tub circuit <br /> off the permit for now until they are ready to move forward with install since it is <br /> for a future hot tub replacement. So for now we would like to change the electrical <br /> permit to reflect only the one circuit and exclude the hot tub at this time. <br /> Thank you! <br /> Warm Wishes, <br /> Allyssa Montague <br /> Office Manager <br /> In-House Electrical Services, Inc. <br /> inhouseelectric.com <br /> O: 425-760-3203 <br /> On Mon, Mar 11, 2024 at 9:24 AM Permit Services<PermitServices@everettwa.gov>wrote: <br /> Category 2:Sensitive information <br /> Hi Allyssa, <br /> If that is the case, I can cancel the building permit application as submitted and update your electrical <br /> permit application to "Application Received". Once the hot tub company applies for their permit, your <br /> electrical application will be linked to theirs and we can proceed with permit approval on both permits <br /> once the related building permit is reviewed and approved. <br /> Until we have a related, approved building permit application for the hot tub, we can't approve your <br /> electrical permit. <br />