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- _ .-, <br /> May 21, 1975 Ihe Evergreen <br /> ciTr oF <br /> everett <br /> ' CITY HAIL� 2!9-aBe. <br /> [VEH[Ti� WASNINGTOM <br /> ' 95:01 <br /> MT. Robert Ruthruff INSP[CTION �EPARTMCNT <br /> 208 State Avenue <br /> Marysville, �Vashington 98270 <br /> Reference: Dwelling . <br /> 3703 Friday Avenue <br /> Everett, Washington <br /> Dear Mr. Ruthru�f: <br /> This letter is in reply to your inquiry as to what point <br /> the refereaced dwelling may be occupied and if the stop <br /> work notice may be removed. ' <br /> To give you a little background regarding this structure, <br /> it was located at this site fror� a site outside of the <br /> city limits , therefore, as setf.orth in Section 105 of the <br /> Building Code, it must be considered a� if it cvere a new <br /> building. The codes also requires that a building permit <br /> be obtained prior to locating the building at the new site, <br /> and that other applicable permits be required to install <br /> electrical, p1ur.lbinq work, etc. <br /> A search of our files indicate that the above perr.tits <br /> �vere issued but have expired by limitation. As the <br /> permits had expired a stop work notice was issued,: on <br /> April 19, 1975. Upon issuance of ne�v permits the stop <br /> work notice will be removed and work caa recommence. . <br /> As to your question of occupancy, Section 309 (ci) of the <br /> Building Code requires that a final ins�ection be made by <br /> the building official when the buildinq is complete and <br /> ready for occupancy. Therefore, it is reasonable to <br /> assume occupancy could not be permitted, until such time <br /> as the building is complete, and a final inspection has <br /> been made to assure the building is suitable for occupancy. <br />