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Ken Callahan, Building Dept. Celia Strong, Engineering Dept , September 7, 1978 Drainage Problem (Tracy Gill) L ! TM UI EVERETT, EVE"ETT V:ASHIr,GTOb Per phone conversation 9/6/78 with Tracy Gill (working as private consultant), employed by Snohomish County Public Works Department as an Hydraulic Engineer), it was learned that lie had also had conversations with Laurel Barnes, Ken Callahan, John O'Connor, and perhaps other City employees. Mr. Gill accused each of these employees and myself of giving him the "run around" and refusing to answer his questions. As I understand it, Mr. Gill wants to develop a site which lies North of and adjacent to 607 S. Broadway: VI 10 e y I P��R SEP p 7 1979 CITY OF EVERETT Inspection peps The development will require compliance with the City Drainage Ordinance. Mr, Gill claims that the developer of the 607 S. Broadway site,to the South relocated a natural drainage course during the construction of the 607 S. Broadway development. He further claims that the relocation is adversely affecting the Northerly property that is represented by Mr. Gill. Mr. Gill acknowledges that the original site development of 607 S. Broadway was commenced prior to the adoption of the Drainage Ordinance. Mr. Gill claims that subsequent building permits issued at the same site should make the entire development subject to compliance with the newly adopted Drainage Ordinance. The result would be to "correct" the damage that Mr. Gill alleges takes place on the property to the North. Mr. Gill claims that if the property at 607 S. Broadway was not required to comply with the Drainage Ordinance, then he, also, should not have to comply. According to Mr. Gill, he has asked several City staff for a "Master Drainage Plan" for the 607 S. Broadway site, and that he was referred to John O'Connor from Building and to myself from John O'Connor for copies of these plans. I explained to Mr. Gill that the site development at 607 S. Broadway preceded the Drainage Ordinance and that no drainage plans were required. I, also, explained