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T� llill Moore, Mayor <br />I <br />FROM Larry Callahan, Bldg. Official <br />DA7E September 5, 1986 <br />sua�ecr 1338 Madrona <br />Fankhauser Addi <br />� / <br />v <br />G7Y O�ERE7T <br />� ���' ii <br />�t 1 <br />l'! j�'}a7 �! l' i l <br />On 6/1/83, application submitte to ity of Everett £or a 702 sq. ft. additi�6n <br />to a single family residence at the above add:ess. On 6/3/B3, a permit was <br />issued to Rod Pankhauser to construct the addition and a fee of $140.SQ was <br />collected. <br />In Tfarch of 1984, a letter was sent to Mr. Fankhauser inquirin�; as to the <br />�tatus of the work, from the date of issuance of the permit until the date of <br />the letter, a� no inspections had been requested. A notation on the file copy <br />of the letter states the work is continuing but still no indicati.ons of any <br />inspections. <br />By code, "All permits expire by limitation and become null and void if the <br />building or work authorized by permit is not commenced within 180 days from <br />the date such permit is issued, or if the building or work authorized by suct. <br />permit is suspended or terminated at any time after the work is con�nenced for <br />a period of 180 days. Before such work can be recormnenced, a new pennit shall <br />be first obtained so to do, and the fee therefor shall be one half the amount <br />required €or a new permit for such work,......" <br />S�metime in the early part of Augus[ 1986, an inspection was requested on the <br />original. permit (which had expired) and therefore no inspection was performed. <br />On eiiher August 25 or 26, 1986, Mr. Rod Fankhauser visited this officE and I <br />explained, not to his satisfaction, that his permit had expired. I informed <br />Mr. Fankhauser that I would renew his permit for one half the criginal fee, or <br />$70.25, and on August 27, 1986, Mr. Fa�khauser renewed his pe;mit and I had <br />not heard the last of this. <br />On August 27 $ 29, 1986, the city made two more inspections, one for fra�ning <br />and the other for rough-in pl�unbing. <br />This small addition has now been under construction for apgroximately 38 <br />months and is only about 40$ complete. <br />Mr. Fankhauser is now aware of the 180 day factor in the building code and I <br />requested that he periodically call for an inspection or, if the permit is <br />going to expire, request an extention. <br />LC/jcl <br />0741B <br />