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From: Steve Goforth To: Meg Haley Subject: RE:611 West Casino Date: Tuesday,November 24,2015 1:46:38 PM Yes thank you I am forwarding to the property manager who has been very responsive. She acknowledged that they have changed contractors and there is an estimate in with a wide high-low IN WRITING which is what the owner was looking for. Thanks again From: Meg Haley Sent:Tuesday, November 24, 2015 13:44 To: Steve Goforth; Ted Budden Cc: Donald Cunningham; Jim Venturo Subject: RE: 611 West Casino Hi Steve, I will take a stab at this one. A new deck for a multifamily building, especially for the exit, would require a building permit. The instructions for submitting the permit are online at everettwa.gov/permits, specifically under'multifamily permits'tab. Submissions have to be made in person at Permit Services. Drawings indicating the scope of work and fees are to be submitted with the permit application, indicating connections, materials, dimensions, etc. If the contractor or the owner does not know the applicable codes, a design professional can prepare the drawings for them. Will you refer this to Code Enforcement to create a case? I don't see one in there currently. Creating a Code Enforcement case would lead to scheduling a hearing, if needed, to put a timeframe and fines tied to the resolution of these issues. A permit application and issuance is required before we send out inspectors to review the work submitted on the permit drawings. Does that answer your questions? Meg From: Steve Goforth Sent: Tuesday, November 24, 2015 1:33 PM To: Ted Budden; Meg Haley Cc: Donald Cunningham; Jim Venturo Subject: 611 West Casino Good afternoon: I received a call about the repair to the deck at 611 W. Casino. The contractor doing the job and the property manager are at a standstill with the owner. The owner will not approve the work until the contractor gives an estimate. The contractor cannot give an estimate until he knows what the city will require.