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Mr. Leif R. Larson,
The City of Edmonds
Civic Center
Edmonds, Wa.
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May 13, 1976.
In a reply to your letter of May 4, 1976, we enclose a Certificate of Insurance
of Maryland Casualty Company Policy No. GL 68283645 issued to us which names the City of
Edmonds as an additional insured on our liability policy.
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Description and Summary for Proposed Mural
Edmonds Mills 1883 by Andy Eccleshall (214 Main St)
History is as much our present as our past.
This image, updated with an attractive sepia tone to tease us into moments of quiet
nostalgia, shows the Edmonds waterfront in 1883. It is an arresting scene. Edmonds,
pride of industry in that day - its shingle mills - line the beach in operation, much where
our current ferry dock, our marine park, senior center, the yacht club and restaurants such
as Arnie's and Anthony's all now reside.
In the foreground of the image, servicing the shingle mills, are the railroad tracks that we
all drive over on our way to and from those locations even today. (It is even tempting to
consider how many of the rails are the same in the image.) Crowning all is the
unchanging beauty of the Olympic Mountains lining the horizon, just as they do in our
day.
Then, too, there is the vaguely troubling sight of the shingle mills belching out great
clouds of smoke to haze the sky. One's eye lingers on that. And then, and rightly so, we
sigh with pride that our own sky, in the Edmonds of our own day, is thankfully clear.
This historical scene is viewed from a small hill, just north of Main Street, just east what
is now the ferry terminal.
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Maintenance Requirements for Proposed Mural
Edmonds Mills 1883 by Andy Ecclesball (214 Main St)
This mural shall be painted on a building wall that has been leased by written contract for
a length of ten years, with an option to renew. The Edmonds Mural Society, by contract
with the landowner, is responsible for all maintenance and upkeep for this mural during
the time specified by the contract.
The Edmonds Mural Society shall maintain this mural in the following manner:
This mural shall be mounted in keeping with the fines t -methods of mural creation to date.
In specific, the wall shall be pressure -washed at least one week in advance of the mural
raising. Second, before mounting the mural, a layer of primer shall be applied to the wall
surface area. Finally, following completion of the mural, it shall be treated with a UV -
protective sealant to minimize fading or weather damage over the years.
The two main, sources of damage to a mural are sunlight and dampness. Each spring, this
mural shall be examined thoroughly by technical consultants retained by the Board of the
Edmonds Mural Society for signs of fading due to ultra -violet rays or dampness or
weather damage. Any such damage will be immediately repaired in consultation with the
technical consultant and artists hired by the Board of the Edmonds Mural Society.
On a final note, the Edmonds Mural Society is often asked about protecting murals from
vandalism, specifically "tagging." Surprisingly, the wealth of experience of mural
societies across the country all agree: tagging of murals is not a serious concern. It
almost never occurs. Then, too, on those rare occasions that tagging does occur, mural
societies have uniformly found that cost of repairs is relatively cheap. (Quite simply,
they paint over the tagging.)
Moreover, all the mural societies that we asked agreed that while there are anti -tagging
products available on the market, they are so expensive that their purchase is not justified
when repairs to the rare mural tagged are so inexpensively, and quickly, carried out.
RECEIVED
MAY 2 7 2010
1)EVELOPMENT SERVICES CTP.
CITY OF EDMONDS
Schedule for Development, Fabrication and Completion for Proposed Mural
Edmonds Mills 1883 by Andy Ecclesball (214 Main St)
Development:
This mural design was submitted to the Edmonds Mural Society in January 2010 in the
competition to select five murals to be mounted. At that time, by the time the artist
submitted the design, its development was complete.
Fabrication:
This mural is being painted on the west wall of All State Building. Therefore, there is
little fabrication occurring.
Instead, the wall will be pressure -washed the week of June 27 - July 3.
A coat of primer will be applied early in the week of July 4 - July 11.
The mural itself, weather permitting, shall be painted either the weekend of July 10- 11 or
July 17-18. If the weather is not appropriate for the painting of the mural either of these
two weekends, the Edmonds Mural Society will make arrangements for the painting of
the mural on a following weekend.
Completion:
During the week following the painting of the mural, it shall be coated with a UV -
protective sealant to minimize fading, dampness, or weather damage over the years.
RECE:IvEr)
MAY 2 7 2010
OEVELOPmENT SERVICES CTR.
CITY OF ZD,�,Ohi:)S
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Artist's Resume for Proposed Mural
Edmonds Mills 1883 by Andy Eccleshall (214 Main St)
ARTIST'S STATEMENT:
Andy Eccleshall began his fine art studies in his native England and flourished in his new home
of the United States, principally the Pacific Northwest. Featured in numerous media publications
for his ground -breaking work in murals, Eccleshall is muralist, illustrator, painter, historian, and
entrepreneur. He currently lives with his wife and children in Edmonds, Washington as a full-
time muralist where he also serves as Chairman of The Edmonds Historic Preservation
Commission.
EDUCATION:
Exeter Faculty of Art and Design. Is' Class BA Illustration
Stafford College of Art and Design, Merrit
Member, The Stafford Group
WORK EXPERIENCE:
Muralist and founder, The Mural Works, Seattle, 1999 - present
Muralist and founder, After Verrio, Norwalk, CT, 1996 - 1999
Muralist, Tudor House Interiors, 1994 - 1996
Illustrator for clients Pfizor, Dunoon Ceramics, Morris Design, The Big Issue, 1992 - 1994
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS:
The Mural Works, Everett Herald, 2010
Angie's List Magazine, 2007
Seattle Street ofDreams, 2006
Seattle Homes and Lifestyles, 2004
Seattle Street of Dreams, 2002
Seattle Homes and Lifestyles, 2002
SELECTED EXHIBITIONS:
Edmonds Arts Festival, 2010
Sinclair Estate Vineyards, 20 10
Cole Gallery, Edmonds, 2010
Edmonds Arts Festival, 2009
Marni Muir Gallery, Seattle, 2008
Edmonds Arts Festival, 2008
Honorable Mention, Edmonds Arts Festival, 2007
MAY 2 / 2010
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Evidence of Assumption of Liability by Designee of Proposed Mural.
Edmonds Mills 1883 by Andy Eccleshall (214 Main St)
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I hereby release and absolve Edmonds Mural Society and any and all of their. agents,
directors, board, agents, staff, personnel and/or volunteers from any liability for any
accident or injury that might occur from my participation in any activity sponsored by the
Edmonds Mural Society or any practice thereof.
I further agree to release and hold harmless Edmonds Mural Society and any and all of
their agents, directors, board, agents, staff, personnel and/or volunteers and agree to
indemnify each of them from any and all claims, costs, suits, actions, judgment, and
expenses, arising from my participation in any activity sponsored by the Edmonds Mural
Society or any practice thereof.
(signed by parent or legal guardian if under the age of 18)
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MAY 2 7 2010
DEVELOPMENT SERVICES CTR.
CITY OF EDMONDS
Materials Quality and Durability for Proposed Mural
Edmonds Mills 1883 by Andy Eccleshall (214 Main St)
This mural shall be painted using Nova acrylic paint and products, widely regarded as the
first choice of muralists across the country. Nova Color Artists Acrylic Paints has been
made in Culverton, CA since the 1960s. Nova employs a tough, durable, 100% acrylic
resin suitable for use outdoors. No additives are needed for exterior use.
(By way of contrast: House paints or craft paints are often made with a less expensive
and less durable latex or vinyl latex resin, designed to last 5-10 years before recoating.)
The American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) standard D5098 rates the
lightfastness of pigments (ie resistance to fading). Lightfastness 1. is the highest rating,
and the majority of colors to be used in painting of this mural are rated 1.
In addition, the clear topcoat Nova Color #216 Exterior Varnish or Nova Color #206
Gloss Medium & Varnish designed for exterior use by Nova will be applied to the
completed mural to protect against damp ness, fading due to' UV rays or weather damage.
Nova Color Artists Acrylic Paints conform with federal art material labeling guidelines
and have been reviewed by a toxicologist. All colors except the cadmium colors (rarely
used in murals) are labeled as follows:
No health hazard labeling required.
Labeling conforms with ASTM D-4236.
Chicago Public Arts Group recommends Nova paint in the painting of exterior murals,
saying: "Many murals in Chicago have life spans of thirty years and more. With ongoing
restoration and publication efforts, these works of art will speak to local, national, and
international communities for decades to come."
Users of Nova Color Acrylic Paints:
Philadelphia Mural Arts Program
Chicago Public Arts Group
Kent Twitchell, (nationally known) Muralist
John Pugh, Trompe L'oeil Illusion Artist
Art Mortimer, (nationally known) Muralist
George Yepes, (nationally known) Muralist
RECEIVED
MAY 2 7 2010
DEVELOPMENT SERVICES CTR.
CITY OF EDMONDS
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ADM1NISTRATivE DESIGN REviEw
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BLD20100357 through BLD20100361 Project Proposal
Edmonds Mural Society has submitted applications for five murals to be placed at various locations
throughout the downtown area. The murals are sponsored by the Edmonds Mural Society and this years
theme for the murals are "A Moment In Time."
Property Owner/Applicant
Roy Fredericksen
PO Box 488
Edmonds, WA 98020
Camwest Inc.
6212 196" St SW
Lynnwood, WA 98087
R. Payne
8837 29" NW
Seattle, WA 98117
McDevitt Investments LLC
330 Dayton st #2
Edmonds, WA 98020
Brian & Erin Comstock
411 Main Street
Edmonds, WA 98020
Design Review Process
Artist/Contractor
Andy Eccleshall
22310 95th PL W
Edmonds, WA 98020
Jeff Stilwell
519 N 103 St
Seattle, WA 98133
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Cherly Waale
17245 14'h Ave NW
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Greg Hartman
22413 6th Place West
Mountlake Terrace, WA 98043
Design review for signs is considered a Type I decision subject to the requirements of ECDC 20.01.003
as well as ECDC 20.60 (Sign Code).
Analysis:
I . Location. Four of the mural sites (BLD20100358 through BLD20100361) are located within the BD -
I and are therefore subject to the requirements of ECDC 22.43 — Design Standards for the BD-1
Zone. The remaining mural is located in the BD-2 zone and subject to the general design
requirements of ECDC 20.11. The location of the five murals, mural name, and zone are detailed in
the Table I below:
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Table 1: Mural information.
Permit
Number
Location
Mural Name
Zone
Mural Size
BLD20100357
214 Main St
Edmonds Mills 1883
BD-2
8' x 20'
BLD20100358
100 5h Ave N
An Evening in Edmonds
BD-1
9' x 16'
BLD20100359
1115' Ave S
Sun/Rise, Moon/Rise
BD4
14'x 9�
BLD20100360
518 Main St
Edmonds Sunset
BD-1
10'x 16'
BLD20100361
411 Main St
Evolving Edmonds
BD-1
12' x 16'
2. The Comprehensive Plan identifies all the sites as Downtown/Waterfront Activity Center — Retail
Core. The murals satisfies the intent of ECDC 22.43, specifically treating blank walls, as well as the
following goals and policies from the Comprehensive Plan:
a. Downtown Design Objectives are found on pages 38-42 and are intended to encourage high
quality, well designed projects to be developed in the downtown waterfront area that reflect the
values of the citizens of Edmonds.
b. "Improve pedestrian access and way -finding by providing a variety in buildingforms, color,
materials and individuality of buildings" (page 39).
c. "Art should be integrated into the design of both public andprivate.developments, with incentives
provided to encourage these elements" (page 40).
d. "Public art and amenities such as miniparks, flower baskets, streetfurniture, etc., should be
provided as a normal part of the public streetscape. Whenever possible, these elements should be
continued in the portion of the private streetscape that adjoins the public streetscape" (page 40).
3. Sign type. The murals are considered wall graphics and wall graphics are conditionally permitted
sign types in the downtown business area. Two of the murals (BLD20100358 and BLD20100359)
will be applied via a vinyl film which is pressured applied to the wall surface and then permanently
set with heat-adtivated industrial adhesive. It is understood that this type of application is meant to
resist degradation and can be easily maintained. The other three signs will be painted on using acrylic
paints. As described above, the murals satisfy the design requirements and objectives in both ECDC
22.43 and in the Comprehensive Plan.
4. Size. According to ECDC 20.60.050, there are no area restrictions on wall graphics. The proposed
mural sizes are identified in Table I above.
5. Maintenance: The Mural Society will maintain the signs. The painted on signs will be treated with a
UV -protective sealant to minimize fading or weather damage. The murals will be inspected each
spring for damage and any damage discovered will be immediately repaired.
Decision:
Based on the facts and conclusions of this report, staff finds that the design review for BLD201003 5 7
through BLD201003 61 is APPROVFD.
reviewed the ppplication for compliance with the Edmonds Community Development Code.
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Appeals: Design review decisions by staff are only appealable to the extent that the applicable building
permit or development approval is an appealable decision under the provisions of the ECDC. Design
review by staff is not in itself an appealable decision.
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250 5TH AVENUE NORTH - EDMONDS, WA 98020 - (206) 771-0220 - FAX (206) 771-0221
COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT
Public Works * Planning 0 Parks and Recreation * Engineering
September 23, 1996
Roy J. Fredricksen
P.O. Box 488
Edmonds, WA 98020
Re: Response to request for information
Dear Mr. Fredricksen:
BARBARA FAHEY
MAYOR
Thank you for your ' patience in responding to your request. As we discussed at your site there are a
number of issues that required considerable analysis at our office and I apologize for the delay in
responding to your request.
It appears that you will not be able to expand the first floor residence since that would be an
expansion of a non -conforming use. However if you would like to locate the living quarters on the
second floor and expand into the carport area on the second floor that would be pe rmitted under the
current code.
One additional option available to you is to propose a code amendment which would allow you to
locate a dwelling unit on the first floor. If you would like to pursue that option please contact Jeff
Wilson, Current Planning Supervisor, regarding this process. He 'may be reached at: 771-0220.
Sincerely,
Kirk J.Vinish, AICP
Project Planner
pc: Jeff Wilson Current Planning Supervisor
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FREDERICKSENREALTY REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
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City of Edmonds
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Dear Gentleperson:
214 MAIN ST. 9 P.O. BOX 4813
EDMONDS, WASHINGTON 98020
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We are the owners of the DroDerty located at 214 Main
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to Edmonds, 1. Property size is 23ft, X i20ft.. 2760 sf.
Zoned BC Community Business.
Our desire is to improve and add to a second story
multiple dwelling unit. The approximate position and size
of the �lanned unit are indicated on the attached drawing
in blue.
Would you please advise us if you see any conflict
with the present zoning code, and if so, what steps could
be taken to accomplish this improvement.
Thank you for your considerations. Please contact me
if you have further questions.
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Public Works * Planning e Parks and Recreation Engineering DIRECTOR
COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT PETER E. HAHN
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April 20, 1992
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Dave Sorensen
220 Main Street
Edmonds, Washington 98020
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Frederickson Realty
It has come to the attention of the building division that interior
remodeling has been done at the subject site without the proper
permits. Permits are required for interior remodeling by Uniform
Building Code section 301. Enclosed is the City's handout on
tenant remodeling; please submit plans and a permit application by
May 1, 1992.
On another matter, when Michells hair salon went out of business
the street use permit for the awning over the sidewalk expired. As
owner you are ultimately responsible for liability associated with
this awning. If you wish to keep the awning please submit a street
use permit application with the required insurance, (application
enclosed) by the same May ist deadline or remove the awning to
resolve this matter.
If there are any questions please call 771-0220.
Thank you,
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This endorsement modifies such insurance as is afforded by the provisions of the
policy relating to the following:
COMPREHENSIVE GENERAL LIABILITY INSURANCE
MANUFACTURERS' AND CONTRACTORS' LIABILITY INSURANCE
OWNERS', LANDLORDS' AND TENANTS' LIABILITY INSURANCE
STOREKEEPER'S INSURANCE
ADDITIONAL INSURED
(State or Political Subdivisions —Permits Relating to Promises)
It is agreed that the "Persons Insured" provision includes as an insured any state or political subdivision designated in
the schedule below, subject to the following additional provisions:
I . The insurance for any such insured applies only with respect to such of the following hazards for which the
state or political subdivision has issued a permit in connection with premises owned by, rented to or controlled
by the named insured and to which the Bodily Injury Liability Coverage applies:
(a) the existence, maintenance, repair, construction, erection or removal of advertising signs, awnings, cano-
pies, cellar entrances, coal holes, driveways, manholes, marquees, hoistway openings, sidewalk vaults,
street banners or decorations and similar exposures;
(b) the construction, erection or removal of elevators;
(c) the ownership, maintenance or use of any elevators covered by the policy.
2. If Property Damage Liability Coverage is not otherwise afforded, such insurance shall nevertheless apply with
respect to operations performed by or on behalf of the named insured in connection with the hazard for which
the permit has been issued subject to the limits of liability stated herein.
SCHEDULE
Designation of State or Political Subdivision: CITY OF EDMONDS
Limits of Property Damage Liability
$ 5,000 each occurrence
$ 25, 000 aggregate
Premium 23— $
ADDITIONAL PREMIUM $8.
The information contained below is required only when this endorsement is issued subsequent to preparation of the policy.
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CITY of EDMONDS
Civic Center - Edmonds, Washington 98020 - Telephone (206) 775-2525
Office of the City Engineer
May 4, 1976
Mr. Harry C. Fredericksen
Fredericksen Realty & Insurance
P.,O. Box 488
Edmonds, Washington 98020
Dear Mr. Fredericksen:
As you will recall, the application for a Street Use* Permit for
the projection of -a sign over the sidewalk on -Main Strieet was
approved by the City Council. However, we have not received a
certificate of insurance to indemnify and hold the'City of Edmond's
harmless from all claims and/or property damage, naming the City of
Edmonds as an also�insured.
The permit will' be issued -as soon as this certificate is submitted
to the Engineering Department. If you have any questions, please
contact this office.
Yours Very truly,
CITY -OF EDMONDS
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APPLICATION FOR STREET USE PERMIT -- E�2e 2
Approval (and Agreement, if applicable) of Abutting Property Owners:
Signature Printed.Name Address Date
DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE (To be completed by Issuing Agency)
City Council Approval (Attach Minute Entry): - - - A-k&z'
Permit Fee: Annual Fee: due January 1, 19,
Amenities Design Board Approval (if applicable) Attach Minute Entry:
Building Official Approval (if applicable): gignature Date
Terms and Provision of Performance Bond, if applicable: (Reference 6.40.050 of applicable
Ordinance)
PERMIT AUTHORIZATION BY CITY ENGINEM
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PERMIT -NO. 7,6 — ff
Remarks:
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February 11, 1976
MEMO TO: Mayor H.H. Harrison
and City Council
FROM: Leif R. Larson
City Engineer
SUBJECT: Street Use Permit Request om Fredericksen Realty
.&--Insurance at 214 Main S'r t for Projection of
Sign over Sidewalk
Forwarded herewfth is a request for installation of a business sign
for Fredericksen Realty to project over the sidewalk 3 feet on Main
Street. The building permit application for installation of the sign
has been reviewed by*the Building*Department and the Amenities Design
Board.
It is recommended that the permit be approved subject to providing the
City of Edmonds with a certificate of insurance to indemnify and hold
the City harmless from all claims and/or property damage, naming the
City of Edmonds as an also insured.
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CITY OF EDMONDS ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
505 BELL STREET
EDMONDS, WASHINGTON 98020
APPLICATION FOR STREET USE PERMIT
Name of Applicant: Fredericksen Realty & Insurance
Mailing Address. P. 0. Box-488, Edmonds, Wa. 98020
Telephone Number: 778-4545 Date: 2/6/76
Description of Public Place or Portion thereof desired to be used: (exhibit may be
attached)
Type of Use desired to be made of Public Place: "'rojection of Sigm over sidewalk. 0 /
If applicable, attach plans and specifications for any utility or structure to be erected
and/or maintained on the Public Place:
TEMPORARY PERMIT: Unless otherwise designated herein, this permit is understood by
TFiTl7cant to be wholly of a temporary nature, that it vests no permanent right whatsoever.
If the permitted use becomes dangerous or such structure shall become insecure or unsafe,
or shall not be constructed, maintained or used in accordance with the provisions of this
title, the sam6 may be revoked and the structure and obstructions ordered removed by'order
of the City Engineer. If this application is for a specified period of t*ime, the terms
of said application is:
INDEMNITY: Applicant understands and.by his signature to this application, agrees to hold
the City of Edmonds -harmless from any injuries, damages or claims of any kind or descrip-
tion whatsoever, foreseen or unforeseen, that may be made against the applicant or the City
of Edmonds, or any of its departments or employees, includinq but not limited to the defense
of any legal proceedings including defense costs, court costs, and attorney fees by reason
of granting this permit. In addition, applicant understands that the City shall be provided
a certificate of insurance to indemnify and hold the City of Edmonds harmless from all
claims and/or property damage, naming the City of Edmonds as an also insured.
APPLICATION OF CHAPTER 6.40 OF THE EDMONDS CITY CODE: Applicant warrants that he has read,
or had the opportunity to read, Chapter 6.40 5—f—tTe—Edmonds City Code, attached herewith,
and understands that all terms of that Ordinance are incorporated herein as if set forth
in full and this application and permit therefore are subject to the terms of that Chapter
of the Edmonds City Code.
Af4licant's Signature
Feb. 6, 1976.
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CITY OF EDMONDS ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
505 BELL STREET
EDMONDS, WASHINGTON 98020
APPLICATION FOR STREET USE PERMIT
Name of Applicant: Fredericksen Realty & Insurance
Mailing Address: P. 0. Box 488, Edmonds, Wa. 98020
Telephone Number:
778-4545
Date:- 2/6/76
Description of Public Place or Portion thereof desired to be used: (exhibit may be
attached)
Type of Use desired to be made of Public Place: 'rojection of Sign over sidewalk.
If applicable, attach plans and specifications for any utility or structure to be erected
and/or maintained on the Public Place:
TEMPORARY PERMIT: Unless otherwise designated herein, this permit is understood by
ap'picant to be'wholly of a temporary nature, that it vests no permanent right whatsoever.
If the permitted use becomes dangerous or such structure shall become insecure or unsafe,
or shall not be constructed, maintain'ed or used in accordance -with the provisions of this
title, the same may be revoked and the structure and obstructions ordered removed by order
of the City Engineer. If this application is for a specified period of time, the terms
of said application is:
INDEMNITY: Applicant unde - rstand§ and by his signature to this application, agrees to hold
the City of Edmonds harmless from any injuries, damages or claims of any kind or descrip-
tion whatsoever, foreseen or unforeseen, that may be made against the applicant or the City
of Edmonds, or any of its departments or employees, including but not limited to the defense
of any legal proceedings including defense costs, court costs, and attorney fees by reason
of granting this permit. In addition, applicant understands that the City shall be provided
a certificate of insurance to indemnify and hold the City of Edmonds harmless from all
claims and/or property damage, naming the City of Edmonds as an also insured.
APPLICATION OF CHAPTER 6.40 OF THE EDMONDS CITY CODE: Applicant warrants that he has read,
or haa the opportunity to read, Chapter 6.40 of the dmonds City Code, attached herewith,
and understands that all terms of that Ordinance are incorporated herein as if set forth
in full and this application and permit therefore are subject to the terms of that Chapter
of the Edmonds City Code.
icant's Signature
Feb. 6, 1976.
Da te
11/7/74 rev.
PROPOSED ORDINANCE - AlilENDMENT TO
EDMONDS COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES
FEBRUARY 17, 1976
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UIRE ANNUAL BUSINESS. -LICENSE
This matter came up for first reading. Mayor Harrison read a let*ter frorl Al
Kincaid, President of the Edmonds Chamber of Conimerce, stating that a meeting
of the Board of Trustees had been held on the 5th of February concerning this
i tem. The Trustees had suggested a S5.00 annual business license fee, rather'
than the S5.00 one time only chirge., �-Jr. Kincaid said that it was his personal
opinion that a flat S10.00 an.nual fee should be inipbsed.' Councilman Herb said
that he would favor a flat fee of $10.00 or S15.00, as he felt there.were many
little businessmen in Edindrids that -were struggling along and providing a good
service, arid that he Would not v.-ant to burden them with increased fees. Councilman
Gould felt that the $10, $25 arid S50 -,,as just about right. Councilman Carns said
that he is in business in Lyrim,,00d and pays'siinilar fees and he felt that lie was
paying his fair share of the city services provided to him. Councilnian Herb
made an inquiry about fire inspection fees. Chief Cooper' said fees are not
charged,for inspections, but that probably what he. is referring to is a $5.00
permit fee for the storage of flammable substances.
STREET USE PERMIT - FREDERICKSON REALTY,'MAIN STREET
City Enaineer, Leif Larson, said that Frederickson has made a request for a
sign 4' x 2' which would project into the right-of-way 3' . The sign has been
approved by the Amenities Design Bo,:ird, arid Mr. Lai -son recommended approval ,
MOTION: Subject to Frederickson providing insur'ance holding the city harmless. COUNCILMAN
CARNS MOVED TO APPRO' ' 'L THE STREET USE PERMIT FOR FREDERICKSON RE�LTY' THE
MOTION WAS SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN ANDERSON AND CARRJED. .1
.ADVICE FROM ATTORNEY ON LEGAL RAMJFICATIONS RE/APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PERIMIT-
STEINMAN PROPERTY, 172PID SFREET S. W.
Councilman Gould spoke on this matter and also Attorney Wallace to the effect
that Mr. Steinman should be pprriiitted to remove equipment and 'machinery on the
MOTION: property. COUNCILINAN GOULD HOVED TO DIRECT THE ATTORNEY TO ADVISE m1R. SFEIm."14,1
THAT HE .11AY REMOVE HIS EQUIPMENT AND INACH111ERY FRON THE PROPERTY TO HIS SATIS-
FACTION EVEN THOUGH 11� (MR. STEINHAi'l) HAS MADE NO REQUEST TO RENOVE IT. COUNC I LMAN
CARNS SECONDED AND THE HOTIO;i '..,'AS CARRIED. Deputy City Attornpy, John Wallace,
then said that Mr. Steiriman has filed a 'Claim for Damages relating to this matter,
so any further input that he would have, in light of the fact that there is a
possibility of litigation pending, would be more ap-propriate for an executive.
session since it Would be in the nature of attorney advice to client.
CLAIINS FOR DAHAGES
C I then ackno,.-iled9rd receipt of a ClailTi for Damages from Merle Steinman.
referred to the City Clerk for processiric . It was a1sa rioted at this
I'layor am] Attorney %-,,buld ret-ire to the 'IcAyor's Office
that the Council , I
for an executive session.
The meeting was then adj()Urn�d at 9:50 P.M.
Anleni'ties 6emsign Boa-rd - Febi-uar, 4, 076 - Page 2
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ADB-3-76 W'a d e 11. Jai,�es - ConstrucLion of shoo and office building at
approxiniatel.v 31d Admiral llav (C1.1)
!Irs. Bloc;;,, exr-ilained that t!,,e application is for a shop arid office
building to be Ml�StICUCCCJ oil Adn.iiral Way near the Port of Ednionds.
She said thit this �Jlll be tne Jinal reviev,,, and the Board had seen
it on a preliminry basis last !!ionth. Mrs. Block sa.id that the
ol,iner is Greg Selvidtie i.r,,J co��niented further that the landscaping
arid par'.1ing is adequate. 1_oi- 0is use. Mr. James, the architect,
said the building Jll be �hnted :;tucco with a charcoal grey asphalt
roof and 0at tire bu;ldina is 3�._�, in height. MRS. RERNHOFT MOVED,
SECONDED BY ;'1R. �11127STLIN T6 ACCLPT ADB-3-76 AS SUBMITTED. CARRIED.
ADB-4-76 Alan R. Jackson - Robert Gorm.3n - Harold Croy - 5 unit apartn.ient
I oca te d Lit 216th S.
Mrs. Block stated that this is the fi'rst submittal for this item,
but the applicant, who was present, said that they muld like to
submit for final approval this evening. -It was noted that the
location is east of tire Stevens fleirlorial Hospital. there was
some discussion with regard to moving some of -the existing trees.
The applic ' ant said that tile building will be buckskin stucco with
cedar trii,,i. There are five parking stalls provided. The applicant
also advised that they plan to build other units, hut are asking
approval just on this building -for the present. There was sorre
discussion on the landscaping plans, with Mrs. Bernhoft saying that
she would like to wait as far as the approval of the landsca.pinq
IIEST
plans. MR. , LIN NOVED, SECONIDED BY I -IRS. BERNHOFT TO APPROVE
ADB-4-76 WITH THIS PLAN, OIN THIS SITE, PLE."IDING REVIEU OF THE
LANDSCAPING. NOTION CARRIED. Mr. Ri7z-ijto asked that the Planning
Department be notified that Mrs. Bernhoft will review the landscaping
plans. Mrs, Bernhoft took the landscaping plan and said t.hat she
would deliver one to fir: Goldsmith for his review.
ADB-5-76 Harry C. Freder i cksen and Louise D. Fredericksen - To install a,
new Lexan sign at 214 Main Street (BC)
The applicant was present and �aid that the sign would be plastic
with black lettering on a white background. It is 2' x 4' dnd is
the -standard Firewen's Fund sign used thrOU91101,1t the 50.states.
fie said that it tmuld be approximately 10' above the sidekqalk.
Mrs. Block stated that it is within the allowable.signage for the
area.. The applicant said that the sign is ordered; he has not seen.
it, but is SUre it is not garish. Mr. RiZZUtO said that it has been
the policy of tile Board to discourage plastic, lighted signs especially
in the doi-mto,.-in area. A gentleman in the audience comiiiented that
he felt the City STIOUld continue to encourage wooden signs downtown.
Tom Berry felt that plastic signs are not necessarily all garish,
arid felt that it was not fair to discriminate against that type of
sign. fIrs. Fredericksen noted that there is a plastic, red sign on
the Peoples D"Ink Buildinq which i� much lirq('r than th , e sign they
propose, Hr. Fredericksen %..-as then askod what hours lie- intended to
have the sign lighted' air(] he said fio,ii dark to 9:30 P.;I. HR. IIESTLIN
THEN HOVED, SECONDED BY' MRS. BERINHOFT TO ACCEPT THE SIGN, BECAUSE
OF TU SIZE OF THE SltGN AND BECAUSE THE GOAPD FELT THAT 11' WOULD NOT
BE THAT MUCH OF A DISTRACTIOil. NOTIOi-I CARRIED.
ADR-6-76 Melvyn A. Critchley - Jel,..,elry Manufacturing - To install a sign
at 182 Sunspt Avenue S. (BC)
Mr. Critchlov 1?,i-, .1-h-r. Block roi,iliriltod th,i�_ the sion was
vi i t h i n t h e a I I I E.� S i �-In r; f�. p1r. W—stlin Said that tfle [-*oj�.(! has
been favorino Lhil: ty 1) e of' sign arid theit it has 1�een �.,ell done.
PROPERTY LINE
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