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�i � <br /> �,._-._.--,m ',. <br /> '� � <br /> l <br /> ������� ��}�/ <br /> .� G..».d.�� �....�Ll� ' <br /> INTEGRITY • PROFESSIONALISM ° HONOR ; <br /> ; <br /> Manager and Residenis of the Towns at Siiver Lake + ', <br /> � <br /> The Towns at Silver Lake buildings will saon have buiiding i�umbers posted. On behalf of the Ever�tt <br /> Police Department and Ever�ett Fire Deparfiment, I wanted tio provide you with some information al�out <br /> what those building numbers mean in terms af an ernergency eesponse to youi�address, � , <br /> There are 18 difFerent b�iildings in the Towns at S'tiver Lake development. Those buildings have a <br /> number of different street names in Yhe address depending on where the builcling is located within the ? <br /> complex. The street names are 112"' PL SE, 113"'PI SE, 19`�'Drive SE,or 20th Drive SE. ; <br /> Every resiclence in a building has a unique house number. That number,when combined with the street <br /> name, represents a unique acldress in the complex. For example there are two addresses that have the <br /> same hause number, b�rt they are unique because of the different street name(1920 113`�'PL SE and <br /> 1920112`h PL SE). <br /> ; <br /> Currenfily ther�e are na building numbers. Residences are identified on(y by the house number and the <br /> street addrEss. In the near future all of the buildings will be assigned a building number from 1 to1II and ; � <br /> the building number will be prominently displayed. These buildinb numbers wil!ail be associated with � <br /> the administrative/affice address of 11219 39th Ave SE(example:11219 19`h Ave SE Building 7j. The � <br /> reason for fihe building numbers is that each building shares a single water meter,and our Public Works ! <br /> � <br /> department needs a way of relating the meters to a specific 6uilding for billing purposes. ', � <br /> ' 1 <br /> It is im�ortant for you to understand that those building numbers are only for utility billin�and not for ' <br /> emergency response. When you make a call to 911 the operator will ask for your address, and he or she ' ; <br /> • will then"validate"that address against our address database to malce sure we are respondin�to the 3 <br /> ' correct location. That database does not and will not reference the building numE�ers. j <br /> Also, if you are calling from a traditional lartd based phone,in many cases the 911 Computer system will ', <br /> display the address the call is coming from and the operator will confirm that address with the caller. ', <br /> Again,the computer system will not show a building number. If you prouide a buiiding number instead ; <br /> of the actual residential address,this could delay a validatian of your address and delay an erriergency I <br /> , response. <br /> In order to avoid confusion and create.a delay, I am asl<ing all residents to remember that when you call � <br /> 911 and you are asl<ed for an address, please provide the street address and do not use building <br /> numbers. Please Iceep in mind that building numbers are for utility building purposes and not <br /> emergency response. <br /> You are welcome to use building numbers to help describe where an event is occiirring,for example if <br /> you ca11 to report a medical emergency an the ball coui�t you would first canFu�m tl�e address you are <br /> ' calling from using the correct street address(example,1901112`�'PL SE) and then gfve the location the ' <br /> ', incident is occurring at(the ball court between f�uifd'rngs 7.0 and 11). In that case the buiiding number <br /> CITY OF EVERETT � 3002 Wetmore Ave. ^ Everett, WA 98201 • (425) 257-8400 • FAX (425) 257-6500 <br /> ii <br />