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Ynge I of 2 Benyarn Stephanos From: Jane Zimmerman Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2007 6:17 AM To: 'Tony Martin' Cc: Benyam Stephanos Subject: RE: 3203 15TH Street Catch Basin Issue Hi Tony - I agree with you - since the existing catch basin is on your property, there is no need to install another one so long as you can direct water from your newly paved area to the catch basin. The catch basin should be retrofitted with a floata�ie material separator/gas trap per your proposal. I'm copying this message to Benyam so he'll know I concur with your plan. Thank you for the information, and I'm sorry I missed you! Jane Jane Zimmerman, Sc Engineer City ol Everett Public Works Department phone: 425-257-8885 /ax: 425-257-8882 e-mail:jzimmerman@ci.everetf.waus From: Tony Martin [mailto:TonyM@ciearcreekcon.com] Sent: Monday, June 18, 2007 9:09 AM To: Jane Zimmerman Subject: 3203 15iH Street Catch Basin Issue Jane, i it is me again, Tony from Clearaeek Contractors. For clarification purposes, I am the guy that has been working with you on the wash pad at our commercial business location, and you even visited site once. Anyway, I came to see you today (18 June) but you are out of office all day today, so I thought I would � send you an e-mail instead. In regards to the catch basin to finish this project we have some additional data. The existing catch basin is on our property. We verified this from our site and building plans and had tl�is measured for confirmation. The fence is installed 3 feet into our property line and catch basin is 6 inches outside fence. The fence was installed that way so that the barbwire overhang would be 2 feet from property line. This existing catch basin's outilow pipe originates and stays on our property, so all piping to catch basin is also completely on our property. I was going to see if you would come and Iook at said catch basin, but alas you are out today, so I attached some pictures. G/22/2007