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�� � " / ��; . June 16, 2015 JOUDI MOHAMAD WALID AKRAM & NE 3223 PINE ST EVERETT, WA 98201 Building Address: 3223 PINE ST Record: W1506-009 ACTION: Building permit application required � y_ :: � �;��. � �.� ��,..:�; � i �/�`'�l�s I �__ _� _-- -- -� Dear JOUDI MOHAMAD WALID AKRAM & NE, In 1990, the owner of 3223 PINE ST submitted use and building permits to change the occupancy from a single family residence to an office. Final inspections were not requested by the owner. The change of occupancy was not approved by the City of Everett, and the permits were closed. Since the change of occupancy to commercial use was started, but not completed, the building occupancy is no longer considered single family residence. A new building permit will be required to establish the occupancy of the building to meet current codes. The enclosure of the front porch will have to be reviewed by City of Everett Public Works, since that portion of the structure appears to be in the City of Everett right of way. Please submit the permit application and drawings within the next 90 days, no later than September �.6t''. If additional time is required for Planning approvals, please submit a letter requesting an extension. The following departments can assist you to identify requirements. The Planning Department should be contacted first. • Steve Ingalsbe can explain the zoning standards that apply to this property, new processes required, zoning laws, and if applicable, school mitigation fees. • I can assist you with building code requirements. As was the case in 1990, for a commercial use, the required parking on the lot does need to meet minimum requirements for accessibility with an accessible route to the primary use of the building. • Michael Brick, TrafFic Engineering, can review tra�c mitigation fees and vehicle access. • A Public Works Plan Reviewer can discuss your current Public Works permit for parking and storm water management. Systems development fees may apply. You are welcome to come to the Permit Counter to discuss preliminary drawings, prior to submitting for building permit. After speaking to each individual department to review your concerns, a feasibility meeting can be scheduled to discuss options for development. See everettwa.gov/permits for our business hours. 'n erely, �� Pla RA Architect cc: `�rian Bodge, Agent Steve Ingalsbe, Paul McKee, Jeff Heilman, Steve Miller, Ted Budden, Michael Brick Enclosures YJ