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75TH ST SW
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CANYON CREEK CHURCH
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• <br />� Meg,Haley <br />� <br />From: Meg Haley <br />Sent: Friday, September 05, 2014 8:23 AM <br />To: 'Lee@Lee-Kirk.com' <br />Cc: 'Virgil Brown'; 'Jim Heggenstaller'; Jim Venturo <br />Subject: RE: CANYON CREEK CHURCH tenant improvement permit issued 8/27 <br />RE: BW1407-OQ6 <br />1122 75th St <br />Hi Lee, <br />i agree that the main entry does not need an exit sign per code, but this is a confusing building: <br />• Two main entries <br />* Several sanctuary exits leading back to a central elevator lobby <br />• The proximity of the open stair to the lower main exit <br />• The tremendous amount of glazing and reflection. <br />Is there any way to mount a ceiling exit sign in the foyer or vestibule on the second level at the main entry doors to <br />clarify the shortest direction to exit at that you would recommend as an alternate location for the path of travei? <br />On the secand questian, please designate alternate stairs leading to the stage which have (ess impact on sight lines for <br />handraiis on both sides of that stair. The handrails are low profiie, and hopefully the safety needs of two handrails for <br />those who need them overcome the minor visual impact. <br />You can send me a field revision sketch with your recammendations an both revisions, and I will add those to our project <br />file. I don't see that any inspections have been caBled in on this permit, so feel free to schedule a consultation inspection <br />with any further questions. <br />Glad to hear that your patio project is almost complete! <br />� E5t, <br />r�e� <br />MegHaley, RA � �� - � ._ _-� � � _ ,.__- . .. ._ , -,.� � ��,e�� � , _ �:�, _; � � ,. _���; ��� _... <br />425-257-8813 � mhaley@everettwa.gov � ntr�: ����i;�n,v.ci,.eveE��e�+.wa.us�d�fa��cltaspx�in—�iz�o <br />From: Lee Kirk [mailto:LeeCa�Lee-Kirk.com] <br />Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2014 5:11 PM <br />To: Meg Haley <br />Cc: 'Virgil Brown'; 'Jim Heggenstaller' <br />Subject: Canyon Creek Church <br />Hi Meg <br />I just couldn't leave you alone... <br />Two little adjustments I would like to request from your redlines on the W permit. <br />- You noted a new exit sign at the lower lobby front door, but that door is in a big window wall that makes it difficult <br />(and unsightly) to run surface conduit across the mullions to a sign that would also need to mount to a mullion <br />(see the photo). Reading code section 1011.1 exception 2: "Main exterior exit doors that are obviously and <br />clearly identifiable as exits need not have exit signs where approved." I feel that this door fits this definition. May <br />we delete this exit sign? <br />- You noted handrails up the steps at the right side of the platform in the Worship Center. The handrail in front <br />obstructs the way the church uses the stage. Again to use code terminology from 1009.15, "stairs must have <br />/ y <br />
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