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. , ,._..__...,, <br /> ro Lloyd Henning <br /> Ce.,_.,,LL/'3-�`l-7 d- <br /> F'�oM Je�o11 <br /> on,F ;.�cember 13, 1978 <br /> �• <br /> su��ccr ,qranada II Drainage Problem, W.O. 127? aTv oF w�er.rr. eveaerr. wns�+iNcroN �� � <br /> Cn Tuesday, 12-�12-78, the following personnel met at subject site to review a <br /> d�veloping drainage problem: <br /> 1. Dennis Gregoire - Planning Dept. <br /> 2. Doua Audden - Building DFpt. <br /> 3. Lar:.f Callahan - Buildi.ng Dept. <br /> 4. Jerr� Carroll - Construction Div. <br /> 5. Dal�on Blodgett - Construction Div. <br /> This problem was initially reporcc:d to Lloyd Fienning by N.r. Compton t�]inspear on <br /> 1::-11-78. <br /> We: found that a dozer operator being employed by the developer of Lot 20 of <br /> G�-anada Seaview II, (Gene Williard) was pushi.ng earth over the steep bank adjacent-. <br /> to Lots 18, 19 and 20. As tie 3irt moved toe�ards the Lottom of the ravine, it <br /> heis turned into a large mud slide_ Several sections of Chi Pipe were also discovered <br /> oii end which indicated that ihe main storm water outfall pi�e running to the bottom <br /> o;: the ravi.ne was probably severed_ The water from the severed pipe is most likely <br /> tiirning the dirt into the mud slide. About 150 lineal feet uf creek bed was covered <br /> w:th apprwcimately 5 to 8 feet of mucl from the slide. <br /> Ttie situation is critical since if a heavy rain storm occurs before the problem is <br /> cc�rrected, the mud at the bottom of the ravine will b� washed downstream and could <br /> f:Lood out a residence on Mukilteo Blvd. <br /> Oii Wednesday, 12-13-78, 2 was able to contz.ct Mr. Plifi Flalladay of tlie Puget Sound <br /> S<arvice Corporation who is the developer of Granada Seaview II. i explained the <br /> s::tuation to him and he understands that the City has not as yet accepted the <br /> iiiprove:nents for Granada II and the drainage line is his responsibility. Fte also <br /> understands that it will be up to him to resolve the problein. Fle in turn will <br /> lc>ok to Mr. Williard as the person ultimately responsible. Nik was aware several <br /> wE�eks ago that a bad situation could deveiop and he iurote Williard a letter of <br /> c�iution. Mr. Halladay indicated Yhat he asked his consultant (Kegel & Assoc. ) to <br /> look into the matter and report back by Thursday, 12-14-7E, <br /> Also, on F7ednesday, 12-13-78, I met with Larry Callahan and tdr, Gene YJillard at <br /> the subjact site. Mr. Williard is aware of the seriousness of the problem and is <br /> anxious to take whatever action is necessary to avoid further damages. He was going <br /> to look into getting a drag line on the site to clean-up the canyon. <br /> JK(':is <br /> cc: Larry Callahan, Builcling Dept. <br /> Cecil Brossard, Utilities Dept. <br /> Dennis Gregoire, Planning Dept. <br /> Clair Olivers, Utilities Dept. <br /> i�red Oehlert, Enginecrin9 De�t. <br /> INSTRUCTIC�N51 ORIGINATE MESSAGE ON WMITE COPV ANO ttCEP GREL'N COPY FOR ' - <br />