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Ted Budden From: Ted Budden Sent: Tuesday, September 29, 2015 1:29 PM To: Cynthia Keirsey Subject: RE: Uses and structures at 3315 Pine Street. planning review requested for Code Enforcement Cindy, I have reviewed your file photos and documents for the concerns about the occupied shed and tarp structures. A permit records check indicates that the detached structures have been constructed without required permits.This is a violation of IPMC code section 106.1.... IPMC code section108.1.4 .... IRC code section R105.1 The detached accessory structure is unfit for human occupancy.The structure lacks essential equipment required by code. The use of the structure for human occupancy is a violation of IPMC code section 108.1.3 The use of flexible cords for permanent wiring is prohibited by IPMC section 605.4 The detached structures referred to in your inquiry are unlawful structures as defined by IPMC code section 108.1.4 Thank you for the opportunity to provide assistance in this matter. Ted Budden Chief Inspector Everett Building Department 425.257 7271 From: Cynthia Keirsey Sent: Tuesday, September 29, 2015 10:38 AM To: Felicia Medlen Cc: Ted Budden Subject: Uses and structures at 3315 Pine Street. planning review requested for Code Enforcement Felicia, I responded to the property at 3315 Pine Street for a report of an occupied shed and tarp structures .The inspection and search of records revealed a residence that is located in a C-2 Heavy Commercial, Light Industrial zone.The elderly couple who live in the house have allowed their adult son to build and occupy a garage structure that was constructed up to the property line without permits.The son Donald Duncan is conducting a salvage business with an open UBI number"Almost New Salvage" UBI#603464869 without a city business license.A good portion of the business is being conducted on an adjacent vacant lot with a different property owner.The property owners are also re-constructing a small storage shed in the front of the house that is almost entirely within the right of way without a PW permit. The previous small shed was completely removed except for a concrete slab under it.The detached garage that is being occupied and used for the salvage business has hazardous electrical including extension cords that power cooking appliances and a refrigerator. I will likely condemn the garage built without permits, order it vacated and require that a permit be obtained or it be demolished. Questions for planning: 1. Is the salvage business allowed in the C-2 zone? If allowed does the outdoor storage of salvage materials need to be screened or meet other performance standards for such uses in this zone? 2. Do the property owners need a PW permit for the re-building of the small shed in the right of way?Can this small shed in the right of way be certified as legal non-conforming?