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As you previously explained, the s1.11—...we is currently being used to develo test a cooling process for <br /> future commercial sale. The installation of the hard-wired fans, the alteration of the wall structure, and the fans <br /> serving as a mechanical ventilation system are reasons a permit is required for such installation. <br /> From: Donald Cunningham <br /> Sent:Thursday, February 1, 2018 10:32 AM <br /> To:Ted de Budden <TdeBudden@everettwa.gov> <br /> Subject: FW: <br /> Here is an email Tony sent me reference the Electrical Permit issued for the 600 Amp service for the garage at 2324 <br /> Walnut. I have also copied below, my current draft—describing what we found inspection the garage. Please let me <br /> know if any of my descriptions need correction. <br /> Can you send a short email—confirming the electrical permit was issued,though it has not yet received final approval— <br /> and that the fan were installed without required permits—that would be helpful.While some forms of business uses are <br /> permitted in a residential zone,the Land Use Table prohibits Research and Testing Labs in R Zones. He will have to <br /> obtain permits and approvals to return the property to a compliant state. <br /> Thanks! <br /> Don <br /> Don's Draft: <br /> Our office has received a complaint regarding (conditions) that is/are present upon the property. An inspection <br /> of the detached garage structure at your property located at 2324 WALNUT ST, was made on January 22, <br /> 2018. Prior to this inspection, an electrical permit was issued on November 20, 2017 and a 600 AMP Electrical <br /> Service with 22 branch circuits was installed, permit number E1711-160. The recent inspection of the garage <br /> revealed (18) computers and (18) power supplies mounted on a rack near the center of the room. Three large <br /> grills/vents were installed in the west wall (garage door) and two large commercial fans were installed in the <br /> east wall, projecting air out of the structure in an east direction. Wooden louvers were mounted around the two <br /> fans to further direct airflow as part of the attempt to effectively cool the heat generated by the computers. As <br /> you previously explained, the structure is currently being used to develop and test a cooling process for future <br /> commercial sale. The fans were installed without required permits. <br /> From:Tony Lee <br /> Sent:Tuesday,January 30, 2018 4:14 PM <br /> To: Donald Cunningham <DCunningham@everettwa.gov> <br /> Subject: RE: <br /> Hi Don— <br /> Electrical permits are issued over-the-counter without a plan review.The permit is valid for the electrical work that was <br /> done, it is not valid for a change of use of the structure. <br /> Every change of occupancy in a structure requires a building permit per Section R105. <br /> Thanks,Tony <br /> From: Donald Cunningham <br /> Sent:Tuesday,January 30, 2018 8:26 AM <br /> 4� <br />