1918 WALL ST 2018-01-02 MF Import

notify the people responsible for rectifying them. Harry will not stop any work except in dire circumstances where there are safety problems, etc. Harry should be notified directly, or through the general contractor, when there are tests being performed; he needs to observe these tests. It was pointed out that the City of Everett will be in charge of all inspections and they should be notified by the contractor and subcontractors prior to the time inspections are to take place. This notification is not the County's responsibility. Introductions of attendees were made and the meeting was opened up to any questions and concerns that anyone had. Ray Emory, Botting Plumbing and Heating, asked whether the mechanical permit is included with the building permit. The City of Everett representative stated that the mechanical permit will be picked up by the mechanical contractor and is separate from the building permit. The City of Everett was then asked to outline what their responsibility will be during the inspection of the job and what notification is required and how. The representative asked that they be notified the day before of any needed inspections and they will try to respond the following day. The City of Everett will be involved in mechanical, electrical, foundation, concrete work, building, and steel work inspections. Any notifications should be made to the City of Everett's Building Department and the appropriate inspectors will respond. As the project progresses, the project will probably require a full-time inspection. Harry Olson will have an office right on site, and will mainly be inspecting improvements to the right-of-way, tying into sewer and storm drainage, pouring sidewalks and curbs, etc. Mel brought to everyone's attention that a notice is being sent to all County people that there will be no walk-on traffic on the site. The County is anticipating forming a sidewalk superintending area and is trying to establish a permit -type entrance onto the side. Everyone was asked to pass this information on to their people. Dave Davis, City of Everett, gave Kiewit representatives a copy of the METCB work zone traffic control and asked their cooperation in abiding by it. He also re-emphasized the fact that the parking situation is very poor and asked that all employees remain on site. He stated that if there was a need for more parking space, Kiewit will need to apply for a right-of-way permit and it will be looked at on an individual basis. Bill McCall, Kiewit Construction, mentioned fencing the project site area and indicated they hoped to install the fence outside the curb area to eliminate re -fencing when sidewalks and curbs are to be poured. He questioned whether there would be any problems with blocking the alleys. The City of Everett