1411 MADRONA AVE 2016-01-01 MF Import

January 15, 1993 � F/RE DEP.4RT/IyENT To All Interested Parties: l�4' � � � � �Pna �,�.�.c. � Several questioas have arisen surrounding the review and approvals of a City of Everett Shozt Plat developad by Mr. David Brandvold. The short plat in question is located in ffie 1400 block of Madrona. The Planning Department review of Uris application was idendfied by the number 35-86. The Pianner was Mr. Don Wood. The Everett Fire Departrnent reviewed the application in November of 1986. No specific requirements were placed upon the appGcant at that fime. Certain requirements for all developments aze iterated in the Uniform Fire Code, 1985 Edidon, and the City of Everett Subdivision Ordinance. Our review would include tt►e following: I. II. AGCE.SS A. Compliance with Secdon 10.207 of the Uniform Fire Code, 1985 Edition. This secdon deals with Fire Department Access to all properties. There was no problem with the proposal as shown on t6e site plan reviewed. The proposal indicated a 20-foot-wide easement access less than 100 feet in length. B. Compliance with the Subdivision Ordinance in regard to Access. The iadicated 20-foot easement complied with the ordinance. By implicadon a 14-fc�ot-wide paving was presumed as part of ffie ordinance compliance. WATER SUPPLY City Subdivision and Hydrant Ordinances require that a fire hydrant which can provide the required fire flows be available within 350 driving feet of all single family structures. There was no problem apparent with water supply. PREMISFS ID City ordinances, the Fire Code and the Building Code all require that all premises be iden6fied. In the case of easement access, the identification should be at the entry from the street. In 1986, addresses were not assigned prior to the issuance of building permits; thus, these signs could not be provided prior to the recording of plats. C�ICOC�'T CIOC f1COPOT��C�iT. q011 r�l��.oc A,�o . �,�o.ok UIC oq9�1 . ronai �so.a�no. FaY r2�� 25s•q�Ai