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� PUBL/C `l/O �i : .'T,` /,_\r r,.c�r �"� CG,`,.�'�u=� V April 22, 1996 AT►'N: Leonard Astemborski Boeing Company P.O. Box 3707 Seattle, WA 98124 SUB7ECT: OUSTANDING PERMITS E 4 7 9 58 Dear Leonard: In a recent raview of Boeing permits still on our shclves in active-permit status, i compiled a list of permits which have had no request for inspection within the last 180 days. 'i echnically, these permits are expiring. I would appreciate your assistance in clazifying the status of these permits. Some are surely finishcd, and we just need ro schedule inspection to document final approvals. Others, if they are for work that is continuing, need either an inspection report documenting progress, or a formal request for extension of the permits so that they do not expire. The Uiuform Building Code provides that all permits cxpire by limitation if the work authorized by the permit is suspended or abandoned at any time after work is commenced for a period of 180 days. Enclosed in this packet, you will f3nd the list of outstanding permits, which includes brief descriptions of the work permitted under each, the contractor named on the permit, and the date of the last requested inspection. Also enclosed is a copy of each listed permit and its inspections. I am prepared to sen�l a copy of this letter, the list, and the relevant permits and inspectionsto each contractor. Through this whole long process of permitting the Boeing expansion, your help with the permits has been invaluable--your courtesy, especially, has been appreciated! So thank you in advance for your assistance in either ctosing out or extending these files. Sincerely, �n�9�rn� �� Margaret Mcl.eod Building Division cc: Contractors as named on enclosed list. CITY OF EVERETT•3200 Cedar Street • Everett, WA 98201 • (206)259-8800 � Fax (206) 259-8856