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From: Bullis, Ann
Sent: Tuesday, December 27, 2005 9:14 AM
To: lann@piuinc.com'
Cc: Graf, Jeannine; Harrison, Marie
Subject: RE: Occupancy permit at Artworks
Subject: RE: Occupancy permit at Artworks
Ann,
Sorry it has taken me so long to get back to you on your questions. The following general
response is based on the items presented below in your e-mail as well as noting when a
permit is required. Given this information, once you have a specific description of how
you will operate, I can tell you more specific code requirements.
1. If you continue to teach children (6 or more students, 12th grade or younger, at any
one time) the occupancy would continue to be an E.
a. To increase the E occupant load to 99 (please note there are many additional
requirements if the occupant load is 100 or more):
i. A change of use permit would be required to verify code requirements,
including plans stamped and signed by an architect or professional engineer.
ii. A fire sprinkler system would not be required for the tenant space.
iii. A manual fire alarm system would be required for the tenant space.
iv. Additional restrooms as follows:
Male: Total of 2, water closets, 2, lavatories.
Female: Total of 2 water closets, 2 lavatories.
2. If you teach just adults, or a combination of adults and less than 6 children 12th
grade or younger at any one time, the occupancy would be an A3:
a. To increase the occupant load to 99:
i. A change of use permit would be required, including plans stamped and
signed by an architect or professional engineer.
ii. A fire sprinkler system would not be required for the tenant space.
iii. A fire alarm system would not be required for the tenant space.
iv. Additional restrooms as follows:
Male: Total of 2 water closets, 2 lavatories.
Female: Total of 2 water closets, 2 lavatories.
3. Please note that in either case, the occupancy separation between the E/A3
occupancies and adjacent occupancies (such as the Sl storage areas) would also need to be
increased to a 3-hour rated fire separation unless the "nonseparated uses" section (IBC
320.3.1) is used for the entire building. Your architect could help you determine if
using this section would be your advantage.
When you are ready to submit for a building permit, please contact Marie Harrison, Senior
Permit Coordinator.
Sincerely,
Ann 8ullis
Assistant Building Official
City of Edmonds
(425)771-0220
bullis@ci.edmonds.wa.us
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Sent: Tuesday, November 29, 2005 9:56 AM
To: Bullis, Ann
Subject: RE: Occupancy permit at Artworks
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ann
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From: Bullis, Ann [mailto:Bullis@ci.edmonds.wa.usI
Sent: Tuesday, November 29, 2005 9:44 AM
To: ann@piuinc.com
Subject: RE: Occupancy permit at Artworks
Ann,
I will need to review the archived plans to refresh my memory on your project. Also, the
adopted codes have changed considerably since the remodel of that space. I am very
swamped this week, but can research it next week and will e-mail or call you then. Thanks,
Ann Bullis
Assistant Building Official
City of Edmonds
(425)771-0220
bullis@ci.edmonds.wa.us
----- Original Message -----
From: Ann Wood (mailto:ann@piuinc.coml
Sent: Monday, November 21, 2005 2:47 PM
To: Bullis, Ann
Subject: Occupancy permit at Artworks
Hi Ann
I spoke briefly with Jeannine today about what would be required to increase our occupancy
limit at Artworks to maybe 100
Fire alarms?
Sprinklers?
more bathrooms?
have it for adults only?
Limit kid activities to fewer hours per week or not at all?
I understand exploring these options requires some research on your part. would it help
too to meet on site one day next week?
If we have some options, we'd like to consider whatever upgrading we'd need in the coming
year.
thanks
Ann
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Published: Thursday, October 18, 2007
It's curtains for theater after only three shows
B�y Theresy Goffi-edo, Herald Writer
EDMONDS -- In the theater world, the show must go on.
Except when the fire marshal steps in.
The new Edmonds Repertory Theatre, which launched its first production on Oct. 5, was able to perform just three
shows before being shut down by the Edmonds fire marshal for perfon-ning in a place not rated for theater.
In fact, the only way the fledging theater company was allowed to do its last performance on Oct. 12 -- the show was
supposed to run through Oct. 27 -- was by paying to have a firefighter sit through the show and cutting the sold -out
house of 50 down to 33 people.
The news that Edmonds Repertory Theatre would have to shut down came as a shock to its managing director, Jeff
Stilwell, who made the announcement Wednesday on the theater's Web site.
Wrth a hint of sadness in his -voice but still trying to remain positive, Stilwell said he was at least proud to say he didn't
owe anybody money.
"To Mount a show is a big thing. It takes two months of prep, and before opening you are investing a lot of money,"
Stilwell said. "This was such an efficient show that while we were not paying anybody, it would have been nice to be
paid something, but we're not getting squat.
"Nevertheless we are finishing in the black, slightly, which is so much nicer than being several thousand dollars in
debt."
The ruling caught himself, artistic director David Bailey and technical director Ryan Quimby "all breathless, as if we
had just been struck by a meteor."
The plof'o-f this story began years ago when Stilwell and others got the idea to start Edmonds Repertory Theatre to
allow new playwrights a place to show off their work. The goal was to perform only new two -act plays in an intimate,
the ater- in -the -round setting.
After getting sponsors and more than 100 members, Edmonds Rep approached Artworks to use its space at 210 Second
Aye. S. Artworks is a group that makes visual art accessible to the public.
The building it uses is owned by the city of Edmonds. It is distinct in that it has two huge bay doors. Inside, Artworks
has done extensive upgrading: It added a firewall, upgraded the bathrooms and added a fire exit. Armorks also had an
occupancy permit of 50 people, said Ai-m Wood, head of the steering conunittee for Artworks.
Artworks' building seemed a good fit for Edmonds Rep. A contract was signed in August. Edmonds Rep built its own
pprtable stage and moved it into Artworks. The theater company announced its first show would be Stilwell's new
comedy, "A Warp-ed Door," Stilwell said.
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On Oct. 10, Edmonds Mayor Gary Haakenson told Stilwell that he had spoken with fire officials who told him that
Edmonds Rep would have to shut down.
The way Stilwell explained it, the Artworks building is rated for public assemblies, but it doesn't have an "Al " rating,
the most stringent rating, which is required for theater productions.
It was unclear how the fire department learned that Artworks didn't have the adequate rating. Fire Marshal John
W estfall did not return phone calls on Wednesday.
Artworks cannot afford to upgrade its building to accommodate Edmonds Rep, Woods said. The grotip has helped
Stilwell by charging him half the cost of rent and paying for the firefighter who stood watch Oct. 12, she said.
"It's unfortunate that Artworks was not a venue that lends itself to that type of use," Wood said. "It never occurred to LIS
that it wouldn't fit into our occupancy requirements. We never even thought of that."
"We want to please the city and we were trying to help Jeff find a spot," Wood said. "We're all disappointed, but we
don't blame the city."
Stilwell is trying to move past his disappointment and look for a new home. His goal is to have the theater dark for just
a short time and hopes to open another production by February.
S tilwell already has a begirming and a middle to his latest work, a comedy called "Do Buddhists Drink Beer?"
He..vows that the show will indeed go on.
Reporter Theresa Goffredo: 425-339-3424 or - offredo@heraldnet. C0111.
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From: Haakenson, Gary
Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2007 9:11 AM
To: 'goffredo@heraldnet.com'
Cc: 'jeff@kindredcircle.com'
Subject: Your article on the theater
Good morning Theresa, the reason that the Fire Marshall didn't return your calls is because he is at a conference. You
certainly could have called the Fire Chief, Fire Inspector or myself if you needed more information from the City. Now it
appears in your story that the Fire Department was non -responsive to you. Of course saying that the mayor told -him he
would have to shut down isn't all the story. It's a shame that Jeff didn't also tell you the lengths that the City went to
trying to find -him another venue. We value the arts and the theater in Edmonds and your story, as it appears, doesn't
do the city justice. Mayor Gary Haakenson
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