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S r Ted Budden From: Brian Doolan Sent: Tuesday,August 04, 2015 9:53 AM To: Sabrina Fandler;Ted Budden;Jim Spooner; Kevin Fagerstrom Cc: Tony Lee Subject: RE: Settlement Issues at 1127 W Mukilteo Blvd Good morning, The drainage system is a private system and the owners would need to hire someone to inspect it.There are 4 private side sewers running throughout this area that would be the owners responsibility to inspect. I will have my crew inspect the sewer main that the side sewers connect into as soon as I can which is probably a month out at this time due to the back log of summer work. If there is anything I can help with please let me know.Thanks, Brian Brian Doolan Maintenance&Operations Supervisor Sewer&Drainage Department City of Everett Office (425) 257-8828 Cell (425) 501-5124 From: Sabrina Fandler Sent: Tuesday, August 04, 2015 9:40 AM To:Ted Budden; Jim Spooner; Brian Doolan; Kevin Fagerstrom Cc: Tony Lee Subject: Settlement Issues at 1127 W Mukilteo Blvd Hello, On Monday August 3R1, homeowners Kelly Hager and Thom Martin of 1127 W Mukilteo Blvd came in to the Permit Services Counter with major concerns of settlement at their property. In the 19 years they have owned their property, the southeast corner of their property has settled approximately 3.5ft.They have had emergency repairs on their gas line because they frequently notice that it has shifted down the side of their house by 1ft or more,which has caused the gas pipes to have to be dug up and replaced and also caused emergency repair for pipe breakage and gas leaks.They have also had to replace their deck 4-5 times as it keeps settling by 1ft or more each time.The southeast corner of this property is the daylight basement and deck of the house.At this location,there is a grade transition of about 10ft from the southwest to the southeast, where the basement daylights.The other portions of the property have not experienced settling of the same magnitude, if any at all.We would like to investigate some of the adjacent utilities to determine if this settlement has had any impacts on the adjacent properties and/or City utilities.Some items we would like to further explore are listed below: 1. Check the water meter to determine if there is an internal water leak within the house.Also check the water meters of the surrounding properties.