2414 W MUKILTEO BLVD 2016-01-01 MF Import

Rnar�1 of Ad,iustment Minutes Septembvr 1�7, 19R7 PagP 4 Hra. Pnr�1o's nF+me had been on thN m�iling list submittPd hy the �pplic�nt� h�wrver, the notire had been senY M the mortg�gP r_ompany rather than to Mrs. Parrio's a�i�iress. The question for the An:�rd WAS whP*hPr thA mailing li�t :�s �uhmitted hy the a�plir_ant was :�de�u,ate. The instructinns in thP �Pnlication pArket statN thnt the nvnes and :i(IfICPSSP.S of property owners within �OO FPP} nf thP nrnject he submitt�d. Nni•mally, tlte applic�nt is tol�i verhall}� crFrn pirking up the :tpplir3tl�n packet that h� shoulrl nnt qSP mnrtga�!e ��nmpcinp 3�({CPSSPS hut should ]nnk up the purchasPr's address in thr. phone hnok. Ms. N,a�i�iy stateri she ^nuld niih testify :as tn whether this h.jri heen done t:hnn �1r. RPcktell came in sinr.P shP ha� nnt taken in thP epplication. NrS. Rnylan st�ted th�t in her exp�rienr.e that is what the staff riid, �s whPn she had �pnlied fnr a varianre she had put the mortgage romnanv addresses nn thP mailin� list and she had hcr,n r.alle�l by thP Planning st:�ff :�n�i told she would hT��e to look up the lnra] addresses �f the purrhasers. Tn resPonse to a question from the Porirri as to how the mailinq list had been cnmpiled, Mr. Ber.ktel] stated he had suhmitted fnr a buildin� pe:mit and was tol�i he had tn fiU out th?se fnrms fnr mailinq Tnd hr wPnl to the Cntmty AssPscnr's nffir.e and nhtein•r�1 !!�r infnrmation. HP had originally wanted to applp fnr a z�rr�� fnnt setb�ck and had be?n to1�1 he wou]d have to get nn PasemPnt from the adjoining property nwner for maintenance, but sim-P shP h��1 �nirl on, he ha�l ��honged his request to il ChYf'B foot setback. Mrs. P��lan asked Mr. BPcktell if it did nnt strike him that the arldress shown ��a� nnt �1rc. P:ir�io's, Hr. Rrcktel] said he wes told to just list prnprrty nwners an�1 rlirl nnP knnto thNy wanted their immediate address. .Trnlr Pnr�ln, ?40R Muki2tPo, stated she wenked Yhe hnard tn reconsiriPr fhP verianre since she had nnt rereived nntice nf the hParing. She stated h�w shP f��lt thet hrr propertv was dr.r_re.�sed in value bPrause of the const�v��tinn matPrial •'bricksl and equipment in the ��ard next door. She had twice trie�l tr� •;�)1 hPr property and the agents told her the calue was decreasPd by twn nr U11'?F' thousand dollars because of the unsightly appearance of the aA.j�ining nr�prriy. Mr. Ebert nsked Mrs. Pardn if she still nhjerTed tn the v�ri�nce now rh;vh iF was for three feet instead of one foot. She responded that she �aas still nppnsF�i and mentinned that sinre the strurture rlos. tn hr.r Prnperty l;ne� wnuld hr a carport with open sides anythinQ stnrrrl thPre would still he� vi,ible frnm h��c• propertt�. She stated thnt if shr hnd the mnne�� she ianuld put up a six foot hi�h hoard fence, and that her main concern �aas that �hN ha�l n��t rr�r�.iv��ri noticr sn sh� cnuld pres�nt h��r sirle. She qnPstinnFd wh�tl;�r th� R�arri rP�lizPd it was n rarirort when thNp granted thr variancP. Vrs. )ia�i�iy StntPri thet Mr. APrktPll had hPen isstt��d n HnmP Oc�npntinn Permit i�, dn his h�nlrs an�i tA]Pnhone at hnmN, hut thvr�� werP sperifi�� rnn�lit;n.�� •,,, thnt nPrmit ��r�,hihiting any ctnr:i�*N nf matrtrial nr N�nipment ��n th„ cir��. �rnl that if thnse ronriilinns taere nnY mPt tlte• Citp wnu]�i takN �pPrnpriatN a�ti��. The rl�.• had r�cFnhly FirP�l .� 7nnina C��iP F.nf�rcrment per��n t., ;�.. t!�:�t i��:. rnnrfiti„n< <:erF met.