1918 WALL ST 2018-01-02 MF Import

W I L L I S D. T U C K E R SNOHOMISH COUNTY EXECUTIVE ...........:.:................. ............................... County Ad. NMIr�an Hud2061 25 CITY OF EVERETT Evere0, Wnhmpton 9BP01 17061 7S99eG0 Pubic Works Dept, The Honorable William E. Moore Mayor, City of Everett City Hall Everett, WA 98201 Dear Mayor Moore: At the time of our applir,tion for a special use permit for the County's new detention facilities, it was determined that the adjacent sewer main lacks capacity for the new jai., and that permit was approved subject to the condition that: "3. The existing sewer main in the alley west of the proposed building is undersized and will have to be upgraded to handle the increased load." The County is to reapply to the Bearing Examiner on this item and other budget - contingent conditions when its budgetary processes have been satisfied. In Sep.�amber, our Project Manager and Architect met with Mr. Dennis Gablema❑ of your Public Works Department to coordinate design of the sewer main. In the course of that meeting, Mr. Gableman advised us of the City's plans to construct a new 21 inch sewer main in the block to the east, flowing north to Hewitt Avenue. These discussions identified an opportunity for the County to obtain its required services by constructing a sub -main, in Wall Street, between the new jail and the City's new 21 inch main; and, by making local revisions to sewer services for the Carnegie and work release buildings. Discussions between our staffs further indicated that such a project would be most economically completed, and beat coordinated, if the project were designed and constructed concurrently with the City's own project, with appropriate means to separate costs for the County's portion of the work.