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Beyene, Tadesse G <br />From: Allan Giffen [AGiffenC�everettwa.gov] <br />Sent: Tuesday, March 25, 2014 8:54 AM <br />To: Beyene, Tadesse G <br />Cc: Gerry Ervine; Dave Tyler; Paul McKee <br />Subject: Short Plat at 8425 Holly Drive <br />Hello Mr. Beyenne — thank you for your inquiry about changing the location and dimension of the garage for the front <br />lot of your preliminary short plat approval, for property located at 8425 Holly Drive. I have reviewed our Subdivision <br />Code and your preliminary approval, and with this email communication, approve your proposal for the 12 foot by 40 <br />foot garage as shown on one of the maps you sent me labeled as "supplemental map." This approval is contingent upon <br />the following requirements: <br />1) The existing detached accessory building located on the approved rear lot must be demolished before the short <br />plat is recorded and before a building permit is issued f ku�euu_,gara e• N�7� f�/�pv.�C�u �� �L✓ <br />ga <br />2) You must submit plans to the Building Division for th 12 foot by 40�ot garage and obtain a building permit for <br />this structure before the short plat is recorded. The site p an submitted for the building permit must also show <br />the two additional off-street parking spaces on a parking pad located outside of the garage; and <br />3) If the new garage structure is not completed prior to recording of the short plat, an appropriate assurance <br />device shall be filed with the City in an amount to be determined by the City, to ensure that the garage will be <br />completed as approved. If the new garage structure is not completed prior to recording of the short plat, it <br />must be completed within one year of recording. If it is not completed within this time frame, and the City <br />incurs costs to enforce this requirement, the City's enforcement costs will be deducted from the amount of the <br />assurance device. <br />If you have any questions about this approval, please call me at 425 257-8725. <br />Allan Giffen <br />Planning Director <br />City of Everett <br />From: Beyene, Tadesse G [mailto:Tadesse.G.BeveneCa�boeing.com] <br />Sent: Friday, March 14, 2014 10:47 AM <br />To: Allan Giffen <br />Cc: Gerry Ervine <br />Subject: Site Plan problem <br />Mr. Giffen, <br />Dear Sir: <br />In reference to the Short Subdivision SS # 12-004 for 8425 Holly DR. Everett, WA 98208, I have discussed/correspond <br />with Mr. Dave Tyler the problem of building twn cars Garage as shown on the exiting/original site plan (1). Since the <br />existing House has extended roof, it will clash with the proposed Garage raof, if built, per the Architecture finding. In <br />addition, it will hinder/cover the lightning of the existing house of the front and the left side windows, which causes <br />hardship to live in. Please see photos of the house that wa� sent to Mr. Tyler to clarify the problem. Therefore, I have <br />asked Mr. Tyler the possibility to build two cars Tandem Gs�rage on noted location. We talked about the size, and he told <br />me to send him a simple Site plan that shows the size of the Tandem Garage. I thought he took it under consideration. <br />When I sent him the attached supplement plan (2) of the Tandem Garage, he changed his mind, and asked me to check <br />if I could build it on the front yard of the existing house. As shown on the attached site plan (3), that is the worst <br />condition, which completely blocks the view of the house. Not only that, it will reduce the value of the house. As well I <br />
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