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TO Housing Conservation Supervisor Fe]vLe;rett FROM Douglas IIudden, (lousing Inspector DATE April 2, 1974 SUBJECT CITY OF EVERETT. EVERETT. WASHINGTON Lights on Evergreen Way at 75th March 26, 1974 I talked with the secretary at Haight -Anderson Mazda and explained that several of the Businesses in the Beverly Lake -Evergreen Way strip may have yard lighting that is disturbing to residents that Live to the West of Evergreen Way. She said Mr. Haight and Mr. Anderson were out of the office but she would relay my message. March 27, 1974 Mr. Haight called: he was somewhat irritated with what he feels is harassment, apparently he has had other problems with the development of his business. He stated he would like someone with authority in the City Administration to come out and explain to him just exactly what is expected from Chem, (re: several City policies) and they would be glad to comply. March 27, 1974 Talked with the manager of Suzuki Motorcycle store. I asked him if lie would clean up the debris and litter. He said that lie would do his best to keep the area clean. He also expressed irritation because of harassing phone calls about motorcycle noise, etc. The calls, he stated, are completely unwarranted. March 27, 1974 I stopped at "Skippers Sea Foods". It appeared to me that the position of their yard lights could not be offending. The Earl Meyer autc. sales lot has ceased olvretion at his location on Evergr.:en Way. It appears that his lighting was probably the most offensive. I could not determine if Pignataro Chevrolet's lights were aimed so that the complaining party could find them offensive. Mr. Nicholas called on March 28, 1974. I informed him that we were investigating his complaint and that we were contacting the businesses in question on Evergreen Way. I also advised him thal the ordinance reguarding lighting that he quoted in his letter was an excerpt from the Billboard ordinance and its relationship to his complaint had not been fully determined, and I knew of no ordinance that prevented the use of broken concrete as fill material. I told him we would continue to work for a solution to the problem. Mr. Nicholas' property is well over 1000 feet from Evergreen Way.