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,X <br /> PURL/L WORKS <br /> April 1, 2015 <br /> Ms. Stacie Sakaguchi <br /> Outlet Stores for Franz Bakery <br /> 206 South Weller St. <br /> Seattle, WA 98144 <br /> Complaint: Accessible parking not available <br /> Job Address: 430 E. Casino Rd <br /> Complaint No: W1503-004 <br /> Permit No: B37780 <br /> RE: Building permit required to add van accessible parking stall <br /> Dear Ms. Sakaguchi, <br /> A complaint was received in March about the lack of accessible parking for this store location. <br /> Based on research of previously permitted plans, a van accessible parking space is required. <br /> Research <br /> The permit issued on 10/7/92 for a tenant improvement for the store indicates a parking lot <br /> plan without striped parking, attached. At the time, an accessible space was required by <br /> Washington State law, per RCW 19.27, Chapter 96, Laws of 1974. Based on a recent site visit, <br /> parking stalls are striped. Our records do not include a permit for this work, and would now <br /> need to comply with current code, per IPMC section 108.1.4. <br /> Requirements <br /> A new building permit application is required for a van accessible parking stall and access aisle <br /> with an accessible route to the main entry of the store, per IBC sections 1106.1, 1106.5, and <br /> 1106.6. All required parking per the zoning code should be shown on the plans. A building <br /> permit application should be submitted within 60 days of the date of this letter, to include two <br /> sets of drawings of the dimensioned parking layout, accessible parking signage, and the <br /> accessible parking stall access aisle. <br /> Codes cited refer to the 2012 International Building Code (IBC), and the 2012 International <br /> Property Maintenance Code (IPMC), as amended by the State of Washington and adopted by <br /> the City of Everett. The current IBC referenced standard for accessible design is the 2009 <br /> "Accessible and Usable Buildings and Facilities" (ICC/ANSI A117.1). Federal ADA regulations and <br /> standards may be more restrictive. These comments address building issues only. Revisions or <br /> additions may be required by other departments (Utilities, Traffic, Planning, or Fire). All <br /> required submittals must be of sufficient detail and information to ensure that the proposed <br /> structure will be constructed in compliance with all adopted codes. <br /> Sincer-ely,'I <br /> Meg Haley, RA <br /> Plan Review/Architect mhaley@everettwa.gov 425-257-8813 <br /> i <br /> YZ <br /> ti <br />