716 SE EVERETT MALL WAY ALWAYS SOMETHING THRIFT SHOP 2022-03-11

Sent visa e-mail~ C 2( z September 21, 2012 Mr. Jack Woods, CEO Always Something 716 B SE Everett Mall Way Everett, WA 98208 ZMs. Marty Gillis, CBO, Agent By e-mail: maLbLciillis@comcast.net Project: Tenant Improvement for Thrift Shop: Always Something Job Address: 716 SE Everett Mall Way Plan Review No: BW1209-001 Dear Mr. Woods and Ms. Gillis, A stop work order and an unlawful structure tag were posted on the tenant space on September 17, 2012. During a site visit on September 13th, it was observed that one set of stairs from the second floor and several first floor exit doors were blocked by the tenant, and that walls were erected on the second floor without permits. In response to the application submitted, the plans have been examined and you are advised that this is an incomplete submittal for building permit. Please submit two sets of drawings with a response letter indicating how corrections are resolved on the plan set. General 1. Work completed in the tenant space without permits or inspections should be identified as new on the drawings, and should meet current code requirements for construction. 2. The additional second floor area without permits triggers accessibility requirements to the tenant space and the second floor. 3. Floor plans and reference details should be labeled and targeted on the drawings, with the scales noted and a north arrow. 4. A site parking layout should be submitted as part of the building permit application. 5. Washington State law states that buildings over 4000 square feet requires an architect to submit drawings for building permit, per RCW 18.08.410 (6) and (7), where the work affects the life safety or structural systems of the building. Structural 1. Please submit structural drawings, calculations, and specific support details for the second floor structural design sufficient to resist overturning forces from wind, gravity and seismic loading, per IBC 1603.1. Calculations and details should be stamped by a currently licensed Washington State professional engineer. 2. Engineered plans on permit B0104-041 indicated a shear wall to support a smaller mezzanine. The south shear wall nailing was inspected on April 30, 2001, but the shear wall was removed without building permits. Engineering comments should address the modified design and expanded second floor area.