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Exhibit 7 Go-Sync map of parcel Exhibit 8 Exhibit list dated December 2, 2010 ?A% T Based upon a review of the above record, the following Findings of Fact and Conclusions hereby constitute the basis of the decision of the Everett Violations Hearing Examiner. FINDINGS OF FACT 1. Respondent Lynn Claughton is the owner of record of the property located at 1502 Pine Street, Everett, Wash ington.(Testimony, Code Officer Fagerstrom, Exhibit #) ) 2. On May 13, 2010, a referral is made from the Building Services Department to the Code Enforcement Unit, requesting that an investigation be opened for 1502 Pine Street. It is reported that there is an illegal accessory dwelling unit, being occupied within a converted garage, upon the property.(Testimony, Ted Budden, Exhibit#X) 3. On May 14, 2010, Code Officer Kevin Fagerstrom conducts his first inspection at the property. He sees and photographs that there does appear to be an accessory dwelling unit as described. It is located in the detached garage, to the west of the main residence. It is marked on the outside of the building as 1502-A. Code Officer Fagerstrom speaks to the tenant, who confirms that he resides in this structure and that it is converted into a full living unit, complete with kitchen and bathroom. There also appears to be other constructed additions elsewhere on the property,that possibly do not meet proper construction standards, or site set-backs. The findings are reported back to the Building Services Department and to the Planning Department. (Testimony, Code Officer Fagerstrom, Exhibits #X&X) 4. On May 24, 2010, a Violation Citation was issued to the Respondent for a violation of International Residential Code 105.1; Everett Municipal Code 19.7.020.13 and 19.39.020.D(2) . A copy was mailed to the Respondent via first class and registered US mail and a copy was posted at the Property. At the time of the posting, Code Officer Fagerstrom speaks to the Respondent, who is present at the Property. The Respondent invites Code Officer Fagerstrom into the accessory dwelling unit to view an electrical permit that is posted on the power panel inside. Code Officer Fagerstrom is able to see that this is a complete dwelling unit. He further sees that there are several other instances, of what are clearly illegal electrical installations. (Testimony, Code Officer Fagerstrom, Exhibit #X) 5. On June 16, 2010, a meeting is held at the Building Services Department. The Respondent has contacted all three departments and has requested an extension to analyze his options. It is agreed by all city departments, that an extension can be granted, so long as the tenant is vacated from the illegal unit. (Testimony, Code Officer Fagerstrom, Gerry Ervine) 2 �J J