614 MORGAN CT 2018-01-02 MF Import

TO Frank Bennett FRoh, Douglas A. Budden DATE May 20, 1974 suD"`T Mr. Nicholas Complaint everett CITY OF EVERETT. EVERETT, WASHINGTON e� We A of May 13, 1974 thru May 20, 1974 Tal}.'nd with manager of Alfys Pizza Restaurant about the embankment at the rear of their establishment. I advised him of the complaints about the condition of the bank. I also pointed out the problem of soil erosion that is rapidly destroying the bank and is endangering the parking area. I recommended that they investigate the possibility of planting grass or folliage on the bank to prevent further erosion. He stated that they realized that something will have to be done to the embankment. Talked with Traffic Engineering Department (Rowell Paine) and was informed that to shield or otherwise restrict the street lights would also impair the lighting of the street. Mr. Paine expressed an opinion that 900 feet was a considerable distance from the lights on Evergreen Way for them to be directly casting light on Mr. Nicholas' property. Obtained legal descriptions and list of owners of t'e?e properties involved on Evergreen Way. Talked with Mr. George Fitzhugh who leeses the property being occupied by Suzuki Mortorcycle Shop. He informed me that Mr. Warren S. Cook owns the property, he also owns the property north (Alfys) and south (Earl Meyers). This property is all leased out. Talked with Earl Meyers secretary. She stated Mr. Meyer still holds a lease on the property but is trying to sub -lease. I requested that she inform Mr. Meyer that he advise any future tenant that the yard lights should be adjusted in such a manner that they are not disturbing to the residents on Beverly Lake. Talked again with Manager of Suzuki .Motorcycle and requested he do his utmost to keep the bank free of debris. The problem of lights with respect to Haight -Anderson Mazda seems to have been resolved. To a large extent the problem of debris on the embankment seems to be caused by neighborhood children, taking cartons etc. and sliding down the bank. This inspection did not reveal any clear-cut violations of City Ordinances.