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In our continuing effort to promote fire safety and prevention within the community, your fire department conducts
regularly scheduled "Fire Safety Survey Inspections" of all businesses and multi -family occupancies in the Cities
covered by Snohomish County Fire District 1.
You are to be congratulated on the relative good condition of your occupancy in regards to fire safety. Above you
will find the item(s) that were noted during, our inspection which require attention to bring them into compliance
with the minimum standards adopted by the above jurisdictions.
Any overlooked hazards or violations. of the fire regulations does not imply approval of such conditions or violation.
If you require additional information or to schedule a re -inspection for Edmonds, call (425) 775-7720; for
Mountlake Terrace or Brier, call (425) 744-6231.
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APPLICATION ROUTING FORM FILE: ADR-02-193 / V-02-196
AND CHECKLIST FROM: PLANNING
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Engineering 10/08/02
Fire 10/08/02
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• Owner: PUGET SOUND EAR, NOSE THROAT GROUP
• Property Address. 21616 #112
• Date of Application: 10/04/02 764 s4ysikk
• Type:_ Install generator / Variance to reduce street setback
• Meeting Required: Yes X No Date of Meeting
• Planning Contact. Star Campbell
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PROPERTY ADDRESS OR LOCATION 21616 76th Ave. SW Suite 112 Edmonds, WA
PROJECT NAmE. (IF APPLICABLE) Puget Sound Ear. Nose & Throat Group
PROPERTY OWNER Stpvens Medical T.LQ PI-IONE# (425)643- s400
ADDRESS P.O. Box 53290 Bellevue, WA 98105-3290
E-MAIL ADDRESS FAX # (.425)643-9139
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TAX ACCOUNT# 2* �295-000-006-00 SEC. TwP. RNG.
Dr--SCRIPTION OFPROJECTOR PROPOSED USE The installation of a propane powered electricity
generator for use as backup provider of electricity to an existing ambulatory surgical
center. The practice currently uses battery power for emergency backup.The state of
Washington no long er allows -battery backup.
APPLICANT Puatt Sound Ear, Nose'& Throat PHONE # (425)775�6651
ADDRESS 21616 76th- Ave, W. #112 Edmonda, WA
E-MAIL ADDRESS FAX # (4251670�6718
CONTACT PERSON/AG ENT -Jeff Ekstrom/Wilcox Construction PI-IONE# (425)774�4185
ADDRESS 234 5th- Ave. -S. Edmonds, WA 9-8020
E-MAIL ADDRESS jekstr6m@wilcoxcons-truction.coTa FAX #— (-425)174-,4187
'I'lie undersigned applicant, and his/her/its heirs, and assigns, in consideration on the processing of the application
agrees to release, indemnify, defend and hold the City of Edmonds harmless from any and all darnages, including
reasonable attorney's fees, arising from any action or infraction based in whole or part upon false, misleading,
inaccurate or incomplete information furnished by the applicant, his/her/its agents or employees.
By my signature, I certify that the information and exhibits herewith submitted are true and correct to tile best of my
knowledge and that I am authorized to fil this application on the behalf of the owner as liste elow.
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By my signature, I certify that I have authorized the above Applicant/Agent to apply for the subject land use
application, and grant my permission for the public officials and the staff of the City of. * Edn-ionds to enter tile subject
property forthe purposes of!PT-6f10 and posting attendant to this application.
S IGNATURE OF
This application form was revised on 1/27/00. To verify wlieflier it is still current, call (425) 77170220.
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WILCOX CONSTRUCTION INC.
Jeff Ekstrom
Project Manager
Phone (425) 774-4165 - FAX (425) 774-4167
Cell (206) 817-1255
234 - 5th Avenue South - Edr-6onds. WA 98020
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WILCOX CONSTRUCTION INC.
234 5th Avenue South - Edmonds, WA 9BO20
Rhone (425) 774-41B5 - FAX (425) 774-41B7
July 16, 2002
City of Edmonds
Development Services. Department
1215 1h Ave. North
Edmonds, WA. 98020
Attn: Robert Chave, AICP
Dear Mr. Chave,
We have been asked by the Puget Sound Ear, Nose and Throat Group to provide and install for
them an updated emergency power transmission system for their Ambulatory Surgery Center.
The Puget Sound Ear, Nose & Throat Group is a well established medical practice located at
21616 76t" Avenue West, Suite 112, in the Edmonds Professional Center.
The PSENT Group provides among their other services, outpatient surgical procedures in
their offices. These practices and procedures are regulated by the State of Washington
Department of Labor & Industries who certify the facilities compliance with the Medicare
system.
As a part of the regulatioris, an ASC (Ambulatory Surgery Center) must have a backup
emergency power system so that in the event of a general power outage sufficient power is
available to allow any surgeries in progress to be completed or the patient stabilized and any
recovering patient have enough recovery time to safely discharge them.
When this ASC was established several years ago, the State allowed use of battery
backup systems for this purpose. This year the regulations have been changed so that battery
backup is no longer acceptable and fuel fired generators are now required. The PSENT Group
has to perform this upgrade this year. One of the requirements of placing a generator and
propane fuel tank is that the generator must be a minimum of 10 feet away from any wall
opening (window or door) and the fuel tank must be 10 feet from any source of ignition. This
generator system would be in operation only in an emergency and the generator itself will be
programmed to run once a week for about twenty minutes for testing purposes.
The property on which this facility is located has very few acceptable locations for the
system to be placed. I am enclosing a plot plan I have made showing the location of landscaping
and how it relates to where I have located the generator and propane tank. Both pieces of
equipment will be screened with a chain link fence with cedar or vinyl inserts.
My desire is for direction allowing me to submit for a building permit so that this work
can proceed.
Respectfully yours,
Jeff Ekstrom
Manager
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WILCOX CONSTRUCTION INC.
234 5th Avenue South - Edmonds, WA 9BO20
Rhone (425) 774-41B5 - FAX (425) 774-41B7
September 26, 2002
City of Edmonds
Development Services Department
1215 1h Ave. North
Edmonds, WA. 98020
Criteria For Variance Request
Please refer to the attached letter addressed to Mr. Robert Chaves and dated July 16, 2002 for an
explanation of the need for this requested variance.
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How does the proposal meet the Special Circumstance Criteria?
Because this medical practice is required to upgrade it's Emergency Power source, the
installation of a propane fueled electrical generator is required. The required 15' setback
from the property line when coupled with the required location of the generator and fuel
tank 10' away from the building are at odds with each other. If the Emergency generator
cannot be placed within the 15' setback, this medical practice will not be in compliance
with the regulatory conditions placed upon it by the medicare system.
Explain why the proposal is not a grant of Special Privilege.
This Ambulatory Surgical Center is already in practice for several years. Denial of this
process will cause this practice to be violating the law it is required to adhere to.
How is the proposal consistant with the Comprehensive Plan
I don't believe the Comprehensive Plan applies to this request.
Explain how the proposal is constant with the Zoning Ordinance.
This use is allowed by zoning.
5. Explain how this proposal meets the criteria of Not Detrimental
This variance will not deter property values or use of adjoining areas as the adjoining areas is a
street. In addition, the generator and fuel tank will be screened by fences.
6. Explain how the proposed variance is the Minimum Variance needed.
There is no other location to put this equipment. The medical clinic is required to have
248 parking stalls and there are 248 parking stalls provided. This planter is the only large
enough space on site.
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HEALTH CARE FACILITIES
1-6.2 Action of Administrator. Based on this assessment,
the Health Care Disaster Plan will be activated in part or in
its entirety by the administrator or his/her designated alter-
nate. Degree of structural damage will often be the major
decision factor.
1-6.3 Disaster Control Center. The disaster control cen-
ter will be activated to coordinate and direct all further
activities under the Health Care Disaster Plan, as described
under the external disaster plan. (See 1-5.4.) The first func-
tion of the control center will be to determine whether
patients and personnel should be removed from actual or
threatened danger 'by partial or total evacuation of the
facility, under an evacuation plan described herein. In
localized disasters, the fire chief, upon arrival, will usually
assume responsibility for evacuation decisions. In other
cases, evacuation may be ordered by outside authorities.
1-6.4 Fire and/or Explosion ' Protocol (Including Arson
Attempts). In the event that the health care facility need
not be completely evacuated immediately, the following
actions need to be accomplished as applicable, with the
order of implementation dependent on circumstances.
(a) Notify. emergency, services (e.g., fire department,
911 " );
(b);Alert, any facility emergency responders;
(c) . Contain and/or extinguish fire according to the facil-
ity's policies and procedures;
(d) Rescue all persons,in immediate danger;
(e) Meet-jesponding emergency services personnel and
direct ifi�e'm to scene;
(O.Secure the affected area;
(g) Control movement of all patients and visitors; and
(h) Evacuate facility of portions thereof, as directed.
1-6.5 Severe Storm Protocol. The warning system oper-
ated by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administra-
tion will, in most cases, provide adequate time to permit
the health care facility to take certain precautions, and if
disaster appears inevitable, to activate the Health Care
Disaster Plan in advance of the disaster event. Precautions
include the following:
(a) Draw all shades and close all drapes as protection
against shattering glass;
(b) Lowi5� all patient beds to the low position, wherever
possible
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(c). Place blankets on patients;
(d) Close all doors and windows.
1-6.6 Fallout Shelter Protocol. It is expected that a crisis
period of variable duration will precede nuclear warfare
and that the degree of crisis will progressively worsen.
During this increasing crisis period the following actions
will be taken:
(a) Discharge all inpatients who can safely be dis-
charged.
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(b) Admit only critically ill or injured patients for whom
medical treatment -is mandatory, and obstetric cases.
(c) Prepare those areas of the facility designated as fall-
out shelter areas, to ensure that space and habitability is
adequate, and that these areas are stocked with or have
ready access to potable water and survival rations.
(d) Upon warning of imminent nuclear explosion threat
or imminent fallout, evacuate patients and facility person-
nel to these fallout shelters. In the case of patients who
cannot be moved at the required time to evacuate to shel-
ter, e.g., certain patients in intensive care units, certain
orthopedic patients, etc., provide them with the best avail-
able shelter on the si.te (i.e., position patient's bed so as to
take advantage of whatever radiation shielding is available
in the room).
(e) Wartime plans should not assume availability of util-
ities or refuse collection.
1-6.7 Evacuation Protocol. Evacuation may be partial or
total. It may involve moving from one story to another, one
lateral section or wing to another, or moving out of the
structure. Even partial evacuations may involve all catego-
ries of patients; where these are people who would not
routinely be moved, extraordinary measures rray be
required to support life. It. is also necessary to ensure
movement of supplies in conjunction with any evacuation.
Decisions to evacuate may be made as a result of internal
problems or under menace of engulfing external threats.
In all cases, the following considerations govern:
(a) Move to predesignated areas, whether in the facility,
nearby, or in remote zones. Evacuation directives will nor-
mally indicate destinations.
(b) Ensure movement of equipment and supplies to
accompany or meet patients and staff in the new location.
(c) Execute predetermined staffing plans. Some'staff will
accompany patients; others will rendezvous in the new
location. Maintenance of shifts is more complex than nor-
mal, especially when (1) some hard -to -move patients stay
behind in the threatened location, and (2) staff -may be
separated from their own relocated families.
(d) Protection of patients and staff (during and after
movement) against the threatening environment must be
provided.
(e) Provisions of the fallout shelter protocol will be rele-
vant in wartime or nuclear contamination situations.
Planning must consider transportation arrangements.
1-6.8 VIP Admission Protocol. Admission of a VIP to a
health care facility in an emergency creates two sets of
problems, which may require partial activation of the
Health Care Disaster Plan. These problems are:
1-6.8.1 Security. Provision of security forces in this situ-
ation will normally be a responsibility of the U.S. . Sec . ret
Service or other governmental agency. However, activation
of facility security forces may be required to prevent
hordes of curious onlookers from entering facility work
areas and interfering with routine facility functioning. Rou-
tine visiting privileges and routine visiting hours may need
to be suspended in parts of the facility.
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John T Todd, I�LD., EA.C.S.
Surgery of Lte Head & Ner-1c
Disea,w of the Ear, Nose & Throat
FAX TRJ4-NZSMITTAL NOTIFICATION
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RE:
RECEIVING FAX MMER:1
NU!,MER OF PAGES.
(Including cover sheet)
FAX NUMBER: 670-6718
John T. Parker, M-D.
Surgery of the Head & Neck
Fadal Plastic Surgery
Diseases of Erie EarMose & Throat
Ben Thal,,%LD.
Diseases of Erte Ear,,Nos,- & Throat
Alan L. Keaton, M.D., F.A.C.S.
Surgery of the Kead & Neck
Diseases of Uhtt Ear, Nose & Throat
If there are any questions or concerns, please call our office
at (206) 775-6651.
Thank You.
"This facsimile transmission (and/or the documents accompanying it)
May contain confidential information belonging to the sender which
is protected by the physician/patient privilege- The information is
intended for the use of the iadividual or entity named above. if you
are not the intended recipient, you are� hereby notifted that any
disclosure, coping, distribution or the taking of any action in
reliance of the contents of this information is strictly prohibited
by law. If you have recieved this transmission in error, please
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CITY OF EDIMUNDS HARVE H. HARRISON
CIVIC CENTER - EDMONDS. WASHINGTON 98020 (206) 775-2525 MAYOR
FIRE DEPARTMENT
September 20, 1978
Mark T. Hanson, M.D.
21616 - 76th Avenue West
Edmonds, WA 98020
RE: EDMONDS FAMILY MEDICINE CLINIC, P.S. - FILE CODE 593-000-118
Dear Dr. Hanson:
On August 30, 1978, your bu,ilding was inspected by members of
the Edmonds Fire -Prevention Bureau.
We request the following corrections:
Replace combustible waste containers throughout
occupancy'with approved noncombustible types. Plas-
tic liners may be used in approved containers.
2. Service fire extinguisher.
3. Provide a permanent mounting bracket for the fire
extinguisher so that the.top of the extinguisher is
not more than five feet above the floor and the bot-
tom not less than 18 inches above grade.
The Fire Department will reinspect your building after fifteen
days.
If we may be of further assistance, please contact this office
(775-2525, Ext. 247) during business hours, 9:00 A.M. to 5:00
P.M.
Yours for a safer community through fire prevention,
Jack F. Cooper
Fire Chief
Gerald Ehtee
Inspector
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