2930 WETMORE AVE BASE FILE 2018-01-02 MF Import

February 6, 1979 Lynn Fritzlan Whitely & Jacobson 211E Third Avenue Seattle, WA 99121 Dear Ms. Fritzlam This letter confirms the Information I gave you In our telephone conversation February 2, 1979, regarding street, landscaping, and sidewalk materials on the corner of Wetmore and Wall Street, Everett. The City has been In a CBD Street Improvement Program since 19740 and as part jf that program has established some standard tree types to be used within the C:AD sidewalk areas. As I told you on the phone, the City Hall Is using red oaks (Quercus Borealis) of a minimum of 2%" caliber. We are also using Acer Rubrum at N" minimum caliber. We have also used two types of flowering Cherry trees on Colby Avenue which may be of Interest to you for this location. One Is the Prunus subhlrtella autumnalis and the Prunus yedoensis. Both of these trees, however, have 20 to 70 foot spread and may interfer with the farad of your building. The sidewalk pattern is nwrmally tvro foot squares, broom finish concrete, however, Colby Avenue has utilized aggregate concrete and In some loratlonu quarry tile. The City is careful to make are that all surfaces are slip proof and if anything other than concrete Is used, we will demand that material comply with what our standards are for slip proof. As I said on the phone, you should cwntact the City Engineering Department, (telephone 239-EE11)9 to locate any underground utllities that exist In that area. I would strongly recommend that you visit them at 3200 Cedar Street In Everett, .to see the water and sewer maps which give dimensions for the underground utilities. I am sending you a copy of the Everett CBD itudy, which shows you the patterns used on Colby Avenue, should this be what you would like to do in front of your building at Wetmore and Wall. Sincerely, 3OE KOZLOVSKI Project Coordinator Enclosure Oct Hugh Warren velret; r