2720 HOYT AVE LIBRARY PLACE 2018-11-28

Contractors' materials and test certificates shall be submitted to the Everett Fire Department prior to issuance of any Certificates of Occupancy. Call (425) 257-8125 for more information. 10. Construction and demolition of buildings shall be in compliance with the provisions of the 2003 International Fire Code, Chapter 14. 11. Permits are required from the Fire Department for removal and installation of underground fuel tanks. 12. All fire alarm control panels (FACP) and sprinkler valves shall be in heated rooms or closets with standard man door access. Locations shall be approved by the Fire Marshal's Office. 13. The location of Fire Department connections (FDC) and post indicator valves (PIV) shall be determined by the Fire Marshal's Office. If immediate outside mandoor access is available to the sprinkler valves (risers), a PIV will not be required. FDC and PIV locations will be approved by the Fire Marshal's Office. 14. Trash Collection -Dumpsters over 1.5 cubic yards capacity shall be located a minimum of 5 feet from the building [IFC 304.3.3, 2003 Edition]. 15. Standpipe systems shall comply with NFPA 14, (Gateway Corridor Policies) 1. The following arterials and highways are designated as "gateways corridors" for which particular attention will be given to the design and maintenance of public improvements and the application of standards to development of abutting properties: Broadway north of 41st Street, North Broadway, West Marine View Drive, Pacific Avenue, Hewitt Avenue, Everett Avenue, Rucker Avenue between 19`h Street and 43rd Street, Colby Avenue, Mukilteo Boulevard, 41st Street, Evergreen Way, Everett Mall Way, 19`h Avenue SE, 128`h— 132nd Street corridor, SR 526, and Interstate 5. 2. The design and implementation of public improvement projects undertaken in any of the designated gateway corridors identified above shall include aesthetic as well as functional considerations in order to support and enhance the visual quality and character of the city. Such aesthetic considerations shall include, but not be limited to, appropriate street trees and plantings, utility structures such as street lighting and traffic control devices,public right-of-way signs, retaining walls and pedestrian safety rails, bicycle lanes, transit benches and shelters, and other right-of-way improvements as appropriate. 3. The design of sites, buildings, landscaping and signs which are developed on properties abutting the designed gateway corridors should be of a quality that upgrades and enhances the aesthetic character of the City in general and the immediate areas in particular. 9