8701 EVERGREEN WAY EVERGREEN GRANITE AND CABINET SUPPLY 2018-10-26

• • Kirk Brooks From: Charles Johnstone Sent: Tuesday, August 09, 2016 3:11 PM To: Jeff Stewart Cc: Kirk Brooks; Sabrina Fandler; Mike Papa;Jeff Kerwin Subject: RE: Sediment control plan- Evergreen Granite Thanks for the information. Discharge from the settling/pretreatment system should be connected to the property's side sewer, or be routed to sewer through a fixture or drain on the property. Unless there is a suitable existing drain or fixture you will need a permit. And if so please do check with Engineering and Public Services (building/permitting folks- upstairs at 3200 Cedar St) in case some other submittal requirements may apply. Once installed, IPT requires users to perform regular maintenance on pretreatment systems,and staff must keep a record of any maintenance or repairs,typically for a minimum of three years. Please contact our office with any pretreatment questions or concerns. Charles Johnstone Industrial Waste Inspector Everett Public Works 425-257-8240-8224 Frnr�; Mike Papa Sent: Tuesday, August 09, 2016 11:29 AM To: JefF Stewart Cc: Charles Johnstone; Kirk Brooks; Sabrina Fandler Subject: RE: Sediment control plan- Evergreen Granite Thank you. You should come to the Building Department a get their blessing and/or a permit if needed before you do anything. From: Jeff Stewart fmailto:thestewartcoincCa�gmail.com] Sent: Tuesday, August 09, 2016 9:51 AM To: Mike Papa Cc: evergreengranite@yahoo.com Subject: Sediment control plan- Evergreen Granite Gentlemen. Attached is a drawing for the proposed sediment control plan. This system, if it meets with approval, will recycle the saw cutting water to an additional settling tank and be reused. I suggest the tank and sumps be cleaned each week to maintain maximum water capacity. If this plan is satisfactory, construction will begin inunediately. Please feel free to call or e-inail with any questions. Thank You. Jeff Stewart The Stewart Company Inc. (425) 330-1996 i