1301 HEWITT AVE 2016-08-05 - Laserfiche WebLink

(5/11/201610:12:48 AM SFF)Action Created (5/11/2016 10:20 AM SFF) Complaint made on 5/5/2016 at 9:00am via voicemail. Sabrina called complainant back on 5/6/2016 in AM: Kimberly Nelson is an employee at 2809 Grand Ave.The parking striping at the neighboring buildings (1301, 1307, 1309 Hewitt Ave) is the wrong angled direction because the parking lot and the alley have a —15' grade break so there is no access from the alley. Kimberly's car was parked in her office's parking lot at 2809 Grand Ave and was hit by a large truck parked in the angled spaces adjacent. The owner of the building at 2809 Grand Ave,Jim Stewart, is also involved in this issue as his vehicle has been hit in the past and is making a complaint at the same time as his employee, Kimberly.The police were called and they said this has been an ongoing issue for a long time and that vehicles are hit/damaged in this parking lot all of the time.This complaint is now coming in to the City to review the angled parking in the lot for 1301, 1307, and 1307 Hewitt Ave. (5/11/2016 10:29 AM SFF) Sabrina conducted research on the following properties on 5/6/2016: 2809 Grand Ave, 1301 Hewitt Ave, 1307 Hewitt Ave, and 1309 Hewitt Ave. GoSync! 2001 imagery shows the parking lot striping at 2809 Grand Ave as 90 degree parking stalls at the north end of their lot, against the building, and the parking lot striping of the three buildings to the south as 90 degree parking at the north end of their property line. It seems as though there was a shared driveway acess from the 2809 property and that vehicles would pull in to the southern parking spaces from the north. This parking lot striping was revised starting at 2005 GoSync! imagery to what is currently shown today (2011 imagery and what is on-site). In researching TRAKiT records for all of the above listed properties, there is no evidence of a permit for restriping/revising the parking lot layout. In researching the Microfiche for all of the above listed properties,there is no evidence of a permit for restriping/revising the parking lot, and no evididence indicating that the current parking lot layout was approved by the City of Everett. Further research is needed by each department to determine what corrections may need to take place regarding some or all of the above listed properties and the parking lot between these buildings.