614 MORGAN CT 2018-01-02 MF Import

TO FROM DATE SUBJECT Frank H. Bennett evit'.i, j Robert K. Royce i May 27, 1975 Nicolas Complaint CITY Of. EVERETT. EVERETT. WASNINGTON ti Over the last several days I have contacted the owners of businesses on Evergreen Way, near Beverly Lake, that have large outdoor pole lights. These businesses were Pignataro Chevrolet, Supreme Lease Purchase, and Everett Imported Cars (formerly Haight -Anderson building). Mr. Terran of Supreme Lease does not feel that his lights are bothering anyone but would be glad to discuss the issue with the complaining party. He stated that they do not use all their lights and all of them but two, are turned off at 9:00 P.M. All of his lights appear to be diverted downward toward the confines of the property. Mr. Sal Corrilla of Everett Imported Cars explained that his building is a new one and the lighting system has been designed and adjusted by an engineer to illuminate their property and no one elses. He stated that they have a security problem there and will not reduce their light intensity. Mr. Corrilla also pointed out that if the complaining party stopped by with a specific complaint that they might be able to make a slight adjustment of any offending light if it does not alter their lighting pattern. Joe Pignataro's lights all point downward and eastward with the exception of one or two lights at the southwest corner of the lot. Joe stated that he will review the complaint and adjust his lights if he feels they are bothering anyone. The bank behind Alfys and Suzukis has shown an improvement over our last inspect.io,l. Some vegatation has started to grow on the bank and the trees at the bottom, near the lake, are now taller. There is one spot on the slope that is being used by children as a slide and there is a small amount of cardboard at the bottom of this area. I recommend that no further action be taken by the Nicholas has a specific complaint with the lighting his problem directly to the business involved. city. If Mr. he should address 4