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03/18/2003 15:39 4252522114 RODGERS ELECTRIC pq� g2 <br /> � �oz - o�9 I 3 3 0 2oc���.c,Fq <br /> The <br /> Everett <br /> Cl�n3c <br /> March 1 B, 2003 <br /> Ciry of Everett <br /> Building Inspection Services <br /> RE: Providence Everett Med'Ieal Center <br /> Medical Otfice Building <br /> The Everett Cllnic GenePal Surgery Sulte <br /> To Wliom It May Concem: <br /> Our general contractor on the above project, Kirlley-Cole Associales, has iniormed me of a <br /> question raised regarding emergency lightfng In the minor procedure rooms of thic tenant <br /> improvement. <br /> The type of in office surgery done in this room is quick and simple. In no case it the patient <br /> ever administered a gener�l anesthesia for procedures don� In these rooma. An example is <br /> needle aspiration of a cyst, a procedure not much difterent than glving a patient a shot or slarting <br /> an IV. The patient fs not sedated and not in any danger. More compleu procedures are always <br /> done in our certified ambul2tory surgery centers or a licensed hospital operating room. <br /> The City of Everett has neve�required eme�gency lighting In any minor procedure room of The <br /> Everett Clinic, and I do not belleve there is a reason to requlre that in the fulure. <br /> For general safety, as part of our disaster preparedness, we have inslalled rechargeable <br /> flashlights in larger Interior rooms. I would expect that these room5 would have rechargaable <br /> flashlights In them. <br /> If I can answer any fufther questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at 425 339-5460. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> ��� , <br /> Mark E. Mantei <br /> Chief Operatinc� Officer <br /> C: Dan Clark <br /> Ken Ryan <br />