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5829 South 2nd Ave. <br />Dec820W g 98208 ,--� R� R� U R,..� <br />J � LS LS L5 �D; <br />Jeff Langus � ^� � <br />5 9 0 1 So u t h 2n d Ave. DEC 2 2 �999 <br />Everett, WA 98208 <br />_ _ ............................... <br />�'T" OF EVERETT <br />DearJeff: ;�•�ee���9�Pubuc Services <br />I have put off writing this letter as I hoped that it would no! be necessary. But <br />you are not taking seriously the problem that you are causing me. Everett's Planning <br />Department understood it and wroto the dirt shifting limitations and the drainage <br />requirement into the Kenna shortplat before approving it for building on Lots I and 2. <br />Any and all water was to be caught and run over to the drainage system of the <br />pond south of ine. I cooperated with your uncie and brother to faciiitate this require- <br />ment for Lots I and 2. Back then, your father stopped by, introduced himself, and <br />thanked me for cooperating with his family. <br />When the first bulldozer appeared on your lot I went up and talked with the <br />supervisor. He told me they would be building a home for Bill's brother. I informed <br />hirn that no changes could be made in the ground formation that would cause water to <br />run down onto my property or to run down our driveway. That ali water from the <br />improvements had to be drained to the pond drainage system. As work progressed I <br />gava the same message to your companion and to you �ersonally on more than one <br />occesion. <br />The water coming down our driveway continues to be unacceptable. It has <br />washed out material and caused a rut in the south track that needs to be corrected. <br />The :;outh track (right track going east) is more than a foot lower than the north track at <br />som�+ spots. It probably requires a few yards of driveway gravel to bring it back to <br />normal. <br />I am asking you to take care of this as an obligation and as a common courtesy <br />to neighbors. <br />If we get a cold spell where the temperature drops into the twenties for a few <br />days I am afraid that the loss of coverinn will permit my water pipes to freeze which <br />couid cost several thousard dollars to corr��t. This responsibility will be yours if the <br />situation is not corrected. I trust that you will get out and waik down the driveway and <br />see for yourself. Let me hear from you. <br />Sincerely, <br />, <br />' � ���� <br />Elwin F. Anderson <br />CC: James Langus <br />Larry Crawford, Engineering, �/ <br />Everett Public Works <br />
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