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Seoternber 15, 1989 <br />DEL BUSE ` <br />� BUSE TI�dBER h SALES� <br />3812 - 28th PLACE NE � <br />�_ .�A��„r �� o�a,., <br />-c:�;�H- <br />Dear Mr. Buse: <br />The Everett Fire Department recently made its annual fire prevention <br />inspection of the mi:l and associated properties. We found the <br />operation to be clean and well maintained. Only two minor violations <br />were f�und in the mill operations. <br />��I4C <br />arv := <br />everett <br />2B11 OFKE$ 1 259�8"E <br />EVERETt. wESnINGT:'. <br />9E::' <br />FIRE DEPARTME'•� <br />However, the same inspection revealed the existence of some rather serious <br />violations in the fuel storage and dispensing operations. <br />The Uniform Fire Code, 1988 Edition, as adopted by the State of Washington and <br />enforced by the City of Everett, sets forth the conditions under which Class I <br />and Class II liquids may be stored and dispensed. <br />Article 4 of the Uniform Fire Code requires t'�at a fire department permit be <br />obtained foi•: <br />1. The removal of underground storage tanks. <br />2. The installation oF new storage tanks whether they be underground or <br />aboveground. <br />3. The dispensing of Class I or Class II liquids. <br />Before a permit may be issued by the Fire Prevention Bureau, it may be <br />necessary that: <br />1. An Application for Permit be canpleted and submitted to the Fire <br />Prevention Bureau. <br />2. Plans be submitted to the Fire Prevention Bureau for review and <br />approval. <br />3. An inspection of the premises be conducted to ascertain the <br />suitability for the inten�ied use. <br />Article 79 sets forth specific requirements for the installation of fuel <br />storage tanks and the d.ispensing equipment. Regulations are spelled out for <br />the dispensi�g process itself. <br />