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RECLIVED
JAN 141989
EI)MONDS FIRE DEFT.
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owner or OWTIer's represetitative?
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Is building completely spriijklered?
f.
Are all now additions'and building changes properly protected according to information fur,,
by owner or owner's representative?
g.
-nished
Is all stock or storage properly below sprinkler piping?
h.
Was property free of fires since last inspection according to information furnished by owner
or owner's represcioative" (E.xplain any fire on separate sheet)
i.
In areas protected by wet system, does the building appear to be properly heated in all
areas, including blind attics, perimeter areas and are all exterior openings proteeted against
entrance, of cold air?
2. CONTROL VALVES (See Section 16)
a.
Are all sprinkler system main control valves open?
b.
Are all other valves -in proper position?
c.
Are al I I control valves in'good condition and sealed or supervised?
3. WATER' SUPPLIES, (See Section 17)
a.
Was a water flow test made and results satisfactory? 30
4. TANKS., PUMPS. FIRE DEPT, CONNECTIONS
a.
Are fire pumps, gravity tanks, re:;rvoirs and pressure tanks in good condition and prop-
erly maintained?
b.
Are fire dept. connections in sati,,sractory condition, couplings free, caps in place and check
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5. WET,SYSTEMS (See Section 13)
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b. Haveartti-freeze, systems been tvsted and left in
c. Are alarm valves, water -flow indicators and retards in satisfactory condition?
6. DRY SYSTEMS (See. Section 14)
a. Is dry valve in service and in good condition?
b. 'Is air pressure and priming water,level
C. Is air compressor in good condition7
d. Were low points drained during fall and winter in spections?
e. Are quick -opening devices in service?,
f. Have dry�valves been trip tested satisfactorily as required?
9. Are dry valves adequately protected from freezing?
h. Are valve house and heater condition satisfactory?
7. SPECIAL SYSTEMS (See Section 18)
a. Were valves tested as required?
b. Were- all heat responsive systems tested and results satisfactory?
C. Were supervisory features tested and results satisfactory?
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a, Are water motor and gong test satisfactory? ......
b. Is electric rA4rr.4 test satis(ictory?
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C. Is supem-ooiy 'alarm,service test satisfactory?
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a, Are *1 +rinklers in good condition, not obstructed, and free of corrosion
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or loading?
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C. A re sprinklers readily available?
d. Is condition of piping, drain valves, check valves, hangers, pressure gages, open sprin-
klers, strainers satisfactory?
01 e. Have sprinklers been checked for proper temperature rating?
f. Are portable fire extinguishers in good condition?
gd g. Is hand hose on sprinkler systems satisfactory?
to. Date Dry -system Piping last checked for stoppage.
11. Date Dry -system Piping last checked for proper pitch. Z - -1 *7
12. Date Dry'_pipa� Y-alvelait trip tested.
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17. WATER -FLOW TEST
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Water -flow Test? (If none made, why?)
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21. Adjustments or corrections made.
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VCHITECTeS, INC., PeS.
Evergreen One, 10940 NE 33rd Place, Suite 202, Bellevue, WA 98004 (206) 827-2100
Date: Tuesday, May 31, 1988
Mr. Gary McComas
Fire Marshal
City of Edmonds
Civic Center
Edmonds, Washington 98020
Project: Pacific Discount Center
Edmonds, Washington
job No: 87.175
Dear Gary;
As per our recent telephone conversation on Tuesday, May 31, 1988. 1 am
confirming that the General Note #46 is being deleted from the
construction documents. A reflected ceiling plan will not be required for
the permit process.
Please feel free to contact meshould you need any additional information.
Sincerely,
Dean Steven Madson RECEIVED
Freiheit and Ho Architects, Inc., P.S. JUN 2 1988
cc: Mr. Robert Siew EDMONDS FIRE DEPT.
CITY 01=413MONDS
CIVIC CENTER * EDMONDS, WASHINGTON 98020 - (206) 775-2525
FIRE DEPARTMENT
LOCATION: 243.11. 99
BUSINESS NAME: DOCIKS MERCANTIL.1--- MAIJ
MAILING 24111 1-416'HWAY 99
ADDRESS ElIMONDS WA 98020
BUSINESS OWNER: EASTERN lNVESTMEXT' CORP
FIRE PREVENTION
SAFETY SURVEY
PHONE: 775-721.2
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CITY OF EDMONDS
CIVIC CENTER - EDMONDS, WASHINGTON 98020 - (206) 775-2525
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Mr. Joe Surace, Manager
Seattle Skating Bingo
24111 Highway 99
Edmonds, WA 98020
Dear Mr. Surace,
March 19, 1986
LARRY S. NAUGHTEN
MAYOR
SUBJECT: SEATTLE SKATING BINGO, 24111 HIGHWAY 99, EDMONDS, WA
On March 18, 1986 members of the Edmonds Fire Department'
conducted a walk-through of your building. Our objective is to
observe any.problems in common areas such as exits and hallways,
and coordinate their repair with the building's management.
During the inspection, the following problems were noted:
1. Exit lights inoperative above northeast exit door,
northwest exit door, and south exit door.
2. East exit door: 1) Partially blocked with chairs and
storage material, 2) Area just outside obstructed by
garbage bags.
3. Remove sign blocking exit corridor just outside south
exit door.
Since all the items noted during the inspection are Life
Safety Requirements, it is very important that they all -be cor-
rected immediately. A reinspection will be scheduled for March
28, 1986.
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If you have any questions,
233, Monday through Friday.
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please call me at 775-2525, Ext.
Sincerely,
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Gary L. McComas
Fire Marshal
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CIVIC CENTER - EDMONDS, WASHINGTON 98020 - (206) 775-2525 MAYOR
FIRE DEPARTMENT
November 18, 1985
Paul Doce.
Dean Doce
24111 Highway 99
Edmonds, WA 98020
G. John Doce
4432-55th N. E.
Seattle, WA 98105
Dear Sirs:
During a recent drive past your building, I noticed that
the sprinkler system valves and connections have been overgrown
with blackberries. I must request that the brush be removed as
soon as possible.
If you have any questions, please call me at 775-2525, Ext.
233, Monday through Friday.
Sincerely,
C� - 9n cen"o-z-)
McComas
Gar
Fire Marshal
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710 UNIFORM MECHANICAL CODE 1982 EDITION 801-803
level platform. When the roof has a slope greater than 4 in 12, a level working
platform at least 30 inches in depth shall be provided along the firebox and control
sides of the furnace. Sides of a working platform facing the roof edge below shall
be protected I by a substantial railing 42 inches in height with vertical rails not more
than 21 inches apart, except that parapets at least 24 inches in height may be
utilized in lieu of rails or guards.
(f) Catwalk. Except on roofs having a slope less than 4 in 12, a catwalk at least
16 inches in width with substantial cleats spaced not more than 16 inches apart
shall be provided from the roof access to the working platform at the appliance.
(g) Roof Access Scuttle. Required working platforms, railings and catwalks
may be omitted when access to the equipment is through a required roof scuttle
and all of the following provisions are met:
1. The required scuttle is located immediately adjacent to the control side of the
equipment unit.
2. Controls, filters, burners, fans and motors are accessible for service and
repair within 2 feet of the edge of the equipment platform on the scuttle side.
3. The equipment platform is not more than 20 inches above the high side of the
scuttle opening.
4. A substantial working platform not less than 30 inches by 30 inches shall be
provided directly below (lie scuttle at a point not less than 30 inches or more than
32 inches below the high side of the scuttle opening.
5. Scuttles located on other than the roof incline side of the equipment unit
shall have the hatch hinged on the low side of the scuttle. Hatches shall be
equipped.with means to ensure an opening radius of not less than 90 nor more than
100 degrees from the closed position. Hatches and hardware, when open, shall be
capable of withstanding a 300-pound lateral force from the roof incline side.
6. Access to scuttles shall comply with Section 708.
(h) AcFess. Every furnace installed in or on an exterior wall of a building,
which is designed so that the burners or controls must be serviced from outside the
building, shall be readily accessible.
Every furnace located on the roof of any building shall be readily accessible.
EXCEPTIONS: 1. Permanent exterior ladders providing roof access need not
extend closer than 8 feet to the finish grade.
2. A portable ladder may be used for access for furnaces on the single -story
portion of a Group M or R Occupancy.
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Chapter 8
VENTED DECORATIVE APPLIANCES, FLOOR
FURNACES, VENTED WALL FURNACES, UNIT
HEATERS AND ROOM HEATERS
Scope
Sec. 801. In addition to the requirements of Chapter 5, every vented decora-
tive appliance, floor furnace, vented wall furnace, unit heater and room heater
shall comply with the applicable requirements of this chapter.
General I
Sec. 802. Every vented decorati�e appliance, floor furnace, vented wall fur-
nace, unit heater and room heater shall be of a type listed for vented use and shall
be connected to a vent complying with Chapter 9, except as provided for in
Section 807.
Every vented decorative appliance, floor furnace, vented wall furnace, unit
heater and room heater shall be provided with combustion air supply complying
with Chapter 6.
A vented decorative appliance, floor furnace, vented wall furnace, unit heater
or room heater shall not be located in any of the following places:
I . In any surgical operating room.
2. Under any stairway.
3. In any hazardous location.
4. In any Group H, Division 1, 2 or 3 Occupancy.
5. In any room or space where an open flame is prohibited.
6. In Group H, Division 4 Occupancies, devices generating a spark or glow
capable of igniting gasoline vapors shall not be installed or used within 18 inches
of the floor.
7. In any Group H, Division 5 Occupancy, and Group B, Division 3 Occupan-
cy, unless the appliance is located at least 8 feet above the floor.
Overhead heaters installed in aircraft storage or servicing areas of Group B,
Division 3 Occupancies shall be at least 10 feet above the upper surface of wings
or engine enclosures of the highest aircraft which may be housed in the hangar.
Overhead heaters shal I be at least 8 feet above the floor of shops, offices and other
sections of hangars communicating with aircraft storage or working areas.
Vented decorative appliances, floor furnaces, vented wall furnaces, unit heat-
ers and room heaters shall be installed so as to minimize the probability of damage
from an external source.
Vented Decorative Appilances
. Sec. 803. In addition to the gener�l requirements specified in Section 802,
e . very vented decorative appliance shall comply with the requirements specified
for heating equipment and heating appliances of this code.
Approved gas logs may be installed only in solid -fuel -burning fireplaces,
provided:
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1982 EDITION 805-806
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1. The gas log is installed only in accordance with the manufacturer's
instructions.
2. If the fireplace is equipped with a damper, it shall be permanently blocked
open to a sufficient amount to prevent spillage of com.bustion products into the
room.
3. The minimum flue passageway shall be not less than I square inch per 2000
Btu/h input.
4. Gas logs when equipped with a pilot shall have a listed safety shutoff valve.
Floor Furnaces
See. 804. (a) Placement. In installations utilizing flat floor furnaces, at least 6
inches clearance from wall surfaces shall be maintained. Flat floor furnaces shall
be located so as to provide at least 24 inches clear space on two adjoining sides of
the installation. Wall -register -type floor furnaces shall be located at least 6 inches
from inside wall corners.
EXCEPTION: Replacement floor furnaces of the same or lesser Btu/h input
rating may be installed in the same location as the replaced furnace when such
replacement does not create an unsafe condition.
Doors shall be located so that no part swings within 12 inches of the grille
openings of a floor furnace. Door stops and door closers shall not be relied upon to
provide the required separation. Projections extending over floor furnaces shall be
located at least 5 feet vertically above the wari-n-air grille.
Neither flat nor wall -register -type floor furnaces shall be located in the floor or
wall of an aisle, foyer, corridor or exit other than in a dwelling unit.
Floor furnace locations shall be selected so that the burner assembly projects
into unoccupied under -floor space.
(b) Access. An opening and passageway not less than 24 inches by 18 inches
shall be provided to floor furnaces. Passageways shall be not more than 20 feet in
length from the required access opening or from an under -floor area having at least
30 inches height.
(c) Installation. Floor furnaces shall be supported independently of the fur-
nace floor grille.
Floor furnaces shall be not closer than 6 inches to the ground.
EXCEPTION: Where the lower 6-inch portion of such furnace is sealed by the
manufacturer to prevent entrance of water, such clearance may be reduced to 2
inches.
When it is necessary to excavate to install a floor furnace, the excavation shall
extend 30 inches beyond the control side of the floor furnace and 12 inches beyond
the remaining sides and the back.
Excavations required by this subsection shall slope outward from the perimeter
of the base of the excavation to the natural grade under that portion of the building
at an angle not exceeding 45 degrees from horizontal.
Floor furnaces shall not be installed on a concrete slab on grade.
Vented Wall Furnaces
Sec. 805. (a) Location. Vented wall furnaces designed to be installed in a
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nominal 4-inch wall shall be not less than 6 inches from an inside room corner
unless listed for lesser clearances.
EXCEPTION: Replacement of vented wall furnaces of the same or lesser Btu/h
input rating may be installed in the same location as the old furnace if it does not
create an unsafe condition.
Every vented wall furnace shall be located so that a door cannot swing to within
less than 12 inches of any air inlet or air outlet of such furnace measured at right
angles to the opening. Doorstops or door closers shall not be installed to obtain
this clearance.
Except when specifically approved, vented wall furnaces shall be installed at
least 18 inches below any structural projection. This requirement includes doors
and windows which could project over the furnace.
(b) Combustion Air. Every vented wall furnace shall be provided with com-
bustion air supply complying with Chapter 6.
EXCEPTION: The required combustion air openings may be omitted to any
area in which a vented wall furnace is installed, provided there is a permanent cased
opening or archway through which a person may walk, opening into other rooms
having a combined volume in cubic feet equivalent to 1Ao of the Btu/h input rating of
such furnace.
(c) Limitations. Ducts shall not be attached to wall furnaces. Casing exten-
sions or boots may be installed, if listed as part of the appliance.
Unit Heaters
Sec. 806. (a) Suspended -type Unit Heaters. Suspended -type unit heaters
shall be installed as follows:
1. Safely and securely supported with hangers and brackets of noncombustible
material.,
2. With clearances from combustible material of not less than 18 inches at the
sides, 12 inches at the bottom, 6 inches above the top and 18 inches beyond the
front and rear of the heater, except as provided in Subsections (c) and (d) of this
section.
(b) Floor -mounted -type Unit Heaters. Floor -mounted -type unit heaters shall
be installed as follows:
1. With clearances from combustible material as set forth in Table No. 5-A,
except -as provided in Subsections (c) and.(d) of this section.
2. On,combustible floors if approved for such installation.
(c) Unit Heaters Listed for Reduced Clearances. Unit heaters listed for
reduced clearances may be installed at the clearances indicated on the required
manufacturer's label.
(d) Unit Heaters Listed for Greater Clearances. Unit heaters listed for a
greater clearance shall be installed to conform with conditions of approval.
(e) High -static Pressur�-type Unit Heaters. High -static pressurc-type unit
heaters with provisions for duct connections may be connected to ducts. provided:
1. All air inlets and air outlets are located in the same space as the unit heater.
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2. Every duct and plenum shall conform with the requirements as specified in
Chapter 10 of this code -
(f) Unit Illeaters Installed in Group B Occupancies. Unit heaters installed in
a Group B, Division I or 3 Occupancy shall obtain recirculating air more than 4
feet above the floor.
Room Heaters
Sec. 807. (a) Vented Freestanding. Vented freestanding room heaters shall
be installed with clearances from combustible material as set forth in Table
No. 5-A.
EXCEPTION: Heaters listed for reduced clearances may be installed at the
clearances specified on the required manufacturer's label.
Vented freestanding room heaters shall not be located so that a door can swing
to within less than 12 inches of any wann-air outlet of the heater, measured at right
angles to the outlet. Doorstops or door closers shall not be instal led to obtain such
clearance.
Vented freestanding room heaters shall be located at least 36 inches below any
part of a structure projecting over the heater. This projection shall include doors or
windows that could project over the heater.
Vented freestanding room heaters shall be safely and securely installed to
prevent accidental displacement.
(b) Vented Overhead. Vented overhead room heaters shall be safely and
securely supported with hangers and brackets of noncombustible material and
shall be installed with clearances from combustible material as specified on the
required manufacturer's label.
EXCEPTION: Installation of overhead heaters in aircraft storage or servicing
areas of Group B, Division 3 Occupancies shall comply with requirements of
-- Section 802.
(c) Unvented. Unvented fuel -burning room heaters shall not be installed,
used, maintained or permitted 'to exist in any Group I or R Occupancy nor shall
any such heater be installed in any building, whether as a new or as a replacement
installation, unless permitted by this section.
Listed or approved unvented overhead room heaters may be installed in any
Group A, Division 2, 2.1, 3 or 4; Groups B, H, Division 4; Group H, Division 5,
or Group M Occupancy, provided the installation conforms to all of the following
requirements:
1. All portions of the heater are located not less than 8 feet above the floor.
2. At least two unobstructed permanent ventilation openings are provided to
the room or space containing such heaters. These openings shall open directly to
the outside of the building through the floor, roof or wall.The minimum combined
total area of these openings shall be at least I square inch -for each 1000 Btu/h
input of the heater or heaters, with a minimum total area of 100 square inches.
One half of the required ventilation openings shall be above the heater or heaters
and one half shall be located below the heater or heaters.
EXCEPTION: Where approved by the building official, provisions may be
made to exhaust the products of combustion to outside the building by mechanical
means.
3. The heater shall be safely and securely supported with hangers and
brackets of noncombustible material and installed with clearances from combus-
tible material as specified on the required manufacturer's label.
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250 5th AVE. N. - EDMONDS, WASHINGTON 98020 * (206) 771-3202
BUILDING
January 22, 1985
Paul Doceo
Dean Doce#
24-1-1-1 Highway 99
Edmonds, WA 98020
G. John Doce*
4432 55th N.E.
Seattle, WA 98105
Dear Sirs:
LARRY S. NAUGHTEN
MAYOR
RECEIVED
JAN 2 3 1-985
EDMONDS FIRE DEPT.
It has come to the attention of the Building Department that you
are installing partitions, barricades, fences, etc. throughout
the retail building at 24111 Highway 99, some of which are in
violation of your approved exiting plan, and UBC Section 3304,
which prohibits the use of locks or latches on interior doors
within the exit pathway. These locks and latches must be removed
or provided with approved panic hardware immediately.
The City has been most patient and lenient in the past with your
continued code violations. However, if this item is not
corrected and the City notified to reinspect by Thursday,
January 24, 1985, we have no choice but to have the establishment
closed until compliance is accomplished.
If you have any questions, please contact me.
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Mayor Naughten
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Harold Reeves
Building Official
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CITY OF EDMONDS LARRY S. NALIGHTEN
MAYOR
CIVIC CENTER * EDMONDS, WASHINGTON 98020 * (206) 775-2525
FIRE DEPARTMENT
January 13,1985
Mr. Jeff Lyon
Action Screen Print
23637 HWY 99
Edmonds,Wa 98020
Dear Mr. Lyon
SUBJECT: FIRE SAFETY FOR YOUR OPERATION AT 24111 HWY 99
On November 28,1985 while attempting to sign off the most current
remodel.permits within the Doce building your silk screening business
was discovered. During the inspection of your space several problems
were discovered. The 55gal drum of acetone was removed shortly after
the inspection wich greatly reduced the hazard but this still left
several items to be corrected;
l.Flammable liquids shall be limited to 5gal and must be
stored in their original containers.
2.An approved metal container shall be provided for the
storage of rags that have been used with flammable
liquids.
3.Ventilation must be provided capable of four air changes
per hour.
4.A portable fire extinguisher must be provided for your
space.The extinguisher must have a minimum rating of
2,A-10,B:C.
If you have any questions or if we can be of any assistance
please call me at 775-2525, Ext.233
Sincerely,
Gary McComas
Fire Marshal
CITY OF EDMONDS LARRY S. NALIGHTEN
CIVIC CENTER - EDMONDS. WASHINGTIDN 98020 - (206) 775-2525 MAYOR
FIRE DEPARTMENT
December 51 1984
Mr. Jeff Lyon
Action Screen Print
1123-5th Avenue S., #8
Edmonds, WA 98020
Dear Mr. Lyon,
SUBJECT: OPERATION OF A H-2 OCCUPANCY IN A B-2 BUILDING
On November 28, 1984, while conducting an insDection of Doces
Building located at 24111 Highway 99, Action Screen Print was
found in violation of the Uniform Building and Uniform Fire
Code. On November 29, 1984 contact was made with one of the
owners, Mr. Jeff Lyon, and at that time he was advised to re --
move all Class 1-A liquids from -his business. -Mr. Lyon.
acknowledged the violation and agreed to comply.
The Doce's Building is classified as an A-2.1 and also a B-2
occupancy. These classifications are:
-A-i>f�Any building or portion of a building having.an
assembly room with an occupant load of 300 or
more without a stage.
B-2 Drinking and dining establishments having an
occupant load of less than 50, wholesale and
retail stores, office building, printing
plants, municipal police and fire stations,
factories and workshops using materials not
highly flammable or combustible, etc...
Uniform Building Code, Section 708, Paragraph 2:
Storage of volatile flammable liquids shall not be allowed
in Group B, Division 1, 2, or 3 occupancies, etc .....
Considering the use of 1-A type liquids, your business falls
into a H-2 classification. In order to resume your operation
Mr. Jeff Lyon
Deceinber 5, 1984
Page 2
and be in compliance with the code, the following list will.give
you some idea of the measures you must take:
1. Move the business to the first floor.
2. Provide a 1-hour separation between your business and
the rest of the building.
3. Provide an approved exhaust ventilation system.
If you have any questions or if we can be of any assistance,
please call me at 775-2525, Ext. 233.
Sincerely,
jGa McComas
Fire Marshal
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CIVIC CENTER - EDMONDS, WASHINGTDN 98020 - (206) 775-2525
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Mr. Jeff Lyon
Action Screen Print
1123-5th Avenue S., #8
Edmonds, WA 98020
Dear Mr. Lyon,
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December 5, 1984
LARRY S. NAUGHTEN
MAYOR
SUBJECT: OPERATION OF A H-2 OCCUPANCY IN A B-2 BUILDING
On November 28, 1984, while conducting an inSDection of Doces.
Building located at 24111 Highway 99, Action �creen Printwas
found in violation of the Uniform Building and Uniform Fire
Code. On November 29, 1984 contact was made with one of the
owners, Mr. Jeff Lyon, and at that time he was advised to re-
move all Class 1-A liquids from his business. Mr. Lyon
acknowledged the violation and agreed to comply.
The Doce's Building is classified as an A-2.1 and also a B-2
occupancy. These classifications are:
A-2.1 Any building or portion of a building having.an
assembly room with an occupant load of 300 or
more without a stage.
B-2 Drinking and dining establishments having an
occupant load of less than 50, wholesale and
retail stores, office building, printing
plants, municipal police and fire stations,
factories.and workshops using materials not
highly flammable or combustible, etc...
Uniform Building Code, Section 708, Paragraph 2:
Storage of volatile flammable liquids shall not be allowed
in Group B, Division 1, 2, or 3 occupancies, etc .....
Considering the use of 1-A type liquids, your business falls
into a H-2 classification. In order to resume your operation
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Mr. Jeff Lyon
,,Dec�mber 5, 1984
Page 2
and be in compliance with the code, the following list will give
you some idea of the measures you must take:
1. Move the business to the first floor.
2. Provide a 1-hour separation between your business and
the rest of the building.
3. Provide an approved exhaust ventilation system.
If you have any questions or if we can be of any assistance,
please call me at 775-2525, Ext. 233.
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Sincerely,
G McComas
Fire Marshal
November 29, 1984
MEMO TO: Doce's File
SUBJECT: FINAL INSPECTION OF COMMERCIAL REMODEL AND TENNANT
IMPROVEMENTS
At the request of the Building Official and Mr. Dean Doce, an
inspection was initiated to determine compliance with permit
requirements. The following items were noted during a partial
inspection conducted on November 28, 1984:
1. Silk Screen Business - on the second floor, southeast
corne r
a. Unknown quantity of flammable liquids..
b. Electrical.is not suited for atmosphere.
c. Improper transfer of liquids (flammable)
and storage.
2. Stairs to second flo.or in southeast corner.
a. Complete underneath of stairs. This area
must be sheetrocked and taped.
b. Removesprings and other overhead door
apparatus protruding through this enclosure.
3. Repair damaged sprinkler system pipe near southeast
corner of first floor.
4. Provide adequate electrical distribution points for
tennants. The use of extension cords is not permited.
5. Service fire extinguishers - this must be done
annually.,
6. All exit doors secured with.dead bolt locks shall
have a sign affixed stating "This Door To Remain
Unlocked During Business Hours.:" This sign shall
be in letters not less than I inch on a contrasting
background.
7. Sea West Furniture
a. Provide on 4.-A,40-B:C, dry chemical fire extin-
guisher. It shall be located on the post
neares.t -the double exit doors.
Doce's File
November 29, 1984
Page 2
8. B.ingo Room
a. Remove drape from' exit sign in northeast corner
of room.
b. Provide permanent outlets for T V monitors and
eliminate.extension cords.
c. Provide proper bracket for fire extinguisher
near northeast corner.
9. Electrical
a. Label all panels.
b. Replace all switch,.outlet and panels -where
appropriate
This is not a complete list becuase the inspection,was termin-
ated prior to completion.
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August 27, 1984
MEMO TO: Hal Reeves
Building Official
FROM: Gary L. McComas
Fire Marshal
SUBJECT: -CHANGES TO APPROVED PLANS FOR DOCE'S REMODEL AT
24111 HIGHWAY 99
After review, the fire department has no objections or comment.
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July 19, 1984
MEMO TO: Hal Reeves
Building Official
FROM: Gary L. McComas
Fire Marshal
SUBJECT: DOCE'S REMODEL
After review of the most recent plans, it appears that all
Life Safety requirements are met.
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REGIONAL OFFICE: 17544 MIDVALE AVENUE N., SUITE 304 - SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 98133 - (206) 542-9421
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
PRESIDENT
JACK S. ATKINS. P.E.
BUILDING OFFICIAL'
DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DIRECTOR
PLACERVILLE. CALIFORNIA
FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT
JOHN E. MAULDING, P.E.
BUILDING OFFICIAL
LANCASTER, CALIFORNIA
SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT
DAVID A. BASSETT, P.E.
BUILDING SAFETY DIRECTOR
MEDFORD,OREGON
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT
H. T. "TED" WIEDENMAN, P.E.
I DIRECTOR
DEPARTMENT OF BUILDING
DES MOINES, IOWA
CHARLES CLAWSON
DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT
ARLINGTON, TEXAS
SOL J. JACOBS, RE.
DIRECTOR OF INSPECTIONS
MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA
WILLIAM J. JUSTEN, P.E.
DIRECTOR
DEPARTMENT OF CONSTRUCTION
AND LAND USE
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
DONALD T. MacRAE, P.E.
STATE BUILDING COMMISSIONER
STATE OF INDIANA
ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING COUNCIL
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA
MICHAEL J. NOLTE
SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDING
INSPECTION
EUGENE.OREGON
MARKR.ROOMAN
DIRECTOR
BUILDING SERVICES
SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS
WILLIAM E. SCHLECHT
MANAGER, BUILDING. PLANNING
AND ZONING DIVISION
VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON
DAVID R. SCOTT� P.E.
DIRECTOR
DEPARTMENT OF BUILDING
SAFETY
TEMPE, ARIZONA
June 29, 1984
Harold Reeves
Building, Official
250 5th Avenue N
Edmonds, WA 98020
Dear Mr. Reeves:
OFFICES OF
JERRY J. BARBERA, P.E.
REGIONAL MANAGER
FRANK S. NATSUHARA, P.E.
REGIONAL ENGINEER
Plan Check 1422
Project: Flea Market Alteration
Address: 24111 Highway 99
Edmonds, WA
Type of Construction: V-N
Occupancy Classification: B-2/A2-1
Stories: 2
Floor Area: 153,984
occupant Load: 3586 total; bingo rooms--
384, 164, and 82
1979 Uniform Building Code
Seismic Zone #3
I have reviewed the,"floor plan for exits and occupancy" for the
Doces Mercantile Mall dated June 28, 1984 and have the following
comments:
1. The large bingo room shou . Id be reduced to less than 4500 sf
so that an A2.1 occupancy is not established. (An A2.1 occupancy
will require 1 hour construction throughout in accordance with
Table 5-C and also an 1 hour occupancy separation between it
and the B-2 occupancy.)
2. An exit through an adjoining room is allowed but not through
more than one room. The interior bingo rooms do not comply.
Section 3302(e). Note that the 1982 UBC would permit only one
of the exits to exit through an adjoining room, Exit passage-
ways may be necessary to exit theinterior bingo rooms. Section
3303(e) p. 547
RONALD R. TREMBLAY
CHIEF BUILDING AND
ZONING INSPECTOR 3. The total required width of exits out of the bingo rooms
SALINA,KANSAS should be 630/50 = 12.7' equally distributed between the 3 re-
CHARLES W. VOLZ, A.I.A. The plans should be clarified to show conformity.
CHIEF BUILDING OFFICIAL quired exits.
DIVISION OF CODE ADMINISTRATION Section 3302(b)
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO
STANLEY WHEELER xit doors that
CHIEF BUILDING INSPECTOR 4. Panic hardware should be provided on all e
LIVERMORE, CALIFORNIA serve the bingo rooms. Section 3315(d)
EUGENE L ZELLER, P.E.
SUPERINTENDENT. BUILDING
AND SAFETY
LONG BEACH. CALIFORNIA mia 90601 (213) 699-0541
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
JAMES E. BIHIR, P.E. Main office: 5360 South Workman Mill Road Whittier, Califo
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BUILDING DIVISION
June 19, 1984
G..John Doces
Doce's Mercantile Nall
24111 Highway 99
Edmonds, WA 98020
Dear Mr. Doces:
LARRY S. NAUGHTEN
MAYOR
The Edmonds Building Division is currently in receipt of a number of
business license a ' pplications for tenants in your retail store at
24111 Highway 99. The following items must be completed to bring your
property into compliance with City Codes so that business licenses may
be issued:
I. Please refer to letter from International Conference of
Building Officials dated 4/28/84 (copy attached) for bringing
the exiting from the building up to code. Note that item #3
requires lighted exit signs at all required exits. Further,
the Fire Department requires emergency lighting to be provided
that is adequate to illuminate all exit passageways.
2. Protection should be provided for all g.lazed openings.adjacent
to and less than 18" above walking surfaces. Protection may
be in the form of safety bars installed 30-34" above the floor,
or tempered or laminated glass.
3. The electrical system must be upgraded by a licensed electrician.
Adequate outlets must be provided to properly supply power to all
use points. A State Electrical Permit is required.
4. A Building and Plumbing Permit is required for the second story
kitchen and dining area.
5. An up-to-date floor plan of the existing layout should be
provided to the Building Department. This plan must be kept
current as tenants are added or rearranged.
When items 1 - 5 are completed, please contact the Building Division for--
a re -inspection.
G . John Doces
June 19, 1984
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In addition to these items, arrangements must be made to complete the
necessary improvements to the parking lot and exterior areas surrounding
the building. Please contact the Planning Department regarding your inten-
tions in this matter.
If you have any questions regarding the Building and Fire Code requirements,
please contact the Building Division.
Harold Reeves
Building Official
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International Conference of Building Officials
REGIONAL OFFICE: 17544 MIDVALE AVENUE N., SUITE 304 * SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 98133
(206) 542-9421
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OFFICES OF
JERRV.LBARBEPkPX
PRESIDENT
REGIONAL MANAGER
JACK S. ATKINII. P.E.
FRANK 1IL NATSUHARA. RE.
BUILDING OFFICIAL/
DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DIRECTOR
April 27, 1984
AEGXXM EWNM
PLACERVILLE. CALIFORNIA
FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT
Plan Check 1442
JOHN E. MAULMO. P.E.
BUILDING OFFICIAL
Project: Flea Market alteration
LANCASTER. CALIFORNIA
Address: 24111 Highway 99
SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT
RL
Edmonds, WA
DAVID A. BASSETT.
BUILDING SAFETY DIRECTOR
Type of Construction:- V-N
MEDFORD. OREGON
Occupancy Classification: B-2
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT
Stories: 2
m. T. -TEO" WIEDEHIAAK RL
DIRECTOR
Floor Area: 153,984
DEPARTMENT OF BUILDING
DES MOINES, IONA
Occupant Load: 3,389
1979 Uniform Building Code
CHARLES CLAWSON
Seismic Zone No. 3
DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT
ARLINGTON, TEXAS
SOL 4 JACOBS, P.E.
Harold Reeves
DIRECTOR OF INSPECTIONS
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA
Building Official
WILLIAM.IJUSTEKRE.
250 5th Avenue N
DIRECTOR
Edmonds,,WA 98020
DEPARTMENT OF CONSTRUCTION
AND LAND USE
SEATTLE. WASHINGTON
Dear Mr. Reeves:
DONALD T. M&cAA1. P.E.
STATE BUILDING COMMISSIONER
STATE OF INDIANA
ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING COUNCIL
Data and plans for the above project have been reviewed for
INDIA,NAPOLIS. INDLV"
conformance with the Uniform Building Code. They have not been
MICMAELJ. NOM
SUPERINTENDENT OF 8UILMG
reviewed for compliance with requirements of federal, or other
state and local
INSPECTION
EUGENE.OREGON
regulatory agencies. Most of the following
comments should be reflected as changes and notes on the plans
MARK R. ROOMAN
and in the specifications.
DIRECTOR
BUILDING SERVICES
SPRINGFIELD. ILLINOIS
GENERAL COMMENTS
WILLIAM E. SCHLICHT
MANAGER. BUILDING. PLANNING
AND ZONING DIVISION
VANCOUVER. WASHINGTON
The exact use of "commercial recreation area" on the second
floor
DAVID It. SCOTT. P.E.
DIRECTOR
should be defined. An use other than "B" Occupancy should
not be allowed in this building. Section
DEPARTMENT OF BUILDING
506(b)
SAFETY
TEMPE, ARIZONA
2. The required exits should continue unobsfructed to the
RONALD R. TREMBLAY
CHIEF BUILDING -D
exterior of the building, thence continue in an exit court to
a public way:
ZONING 14SPECTDR
SALINA. KANSAS
CHARLES W. VOLZ A.IJL a Exits should not discharge into a loading dock area.
CHIEF BUILDING OFFICIAL
DIVISION OF CODE ADMINISTAM)ON This would be considered an unacce tabl
ALsUOLIERCUE. NEW MEXICO for exit purposes. Section 3302(e e adjol6ing area
STANLEY WHEELER
CHIEF BUILDING INSPECTOR
LIVERMORE. CALIFORNIA b. The required exit width should be maintained, including
EUGENE1 ZELLER P.E- the necessary stairways, down to grade.
SUPERINTENDENT. BUILDNG Section 3302(c)
AND SAFETY
LONG BEACH. CALIFORNIA
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
JAMES 1. BIHR. P.E. Main Office: 5360 South Workman Mill Road 9 Whittier, . Califomia 90601 0 (213) 699-0541
Plan Check 1442
Harold Reeves, Edmonds
April 27, 1984
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c. Any elevated floor deck should be provide 'rai I s. Section
1716 d wi th guard
d . Any parking adjacent to the building should be located so that the
required width of exits will not be reduced. Parked cars should be
considered as an obstruction to an exit way.
3. iProper exit signs and directional signs should be . provide&and should be
illuminated in accordance with the provisions of Section 3312(a,c).
4. Any new openings in -the existing building as well as any new stairs sh . ould
be detailed on the plans.
5. The required width of exits out of any area should be divided approxi-
mately equal among the separate exits. Section 3302(b). It appears exit
15 should be increased to 61 width.'
6. Where 3 or more exits are required, they should be arranged a reasonable
distance apart so that if one becomes blocked, the other will be available.
The exit doors out of'area G & E do not appear to be reason'a'bly separated.
7. The required exit width out'of area G & E appe . ar-sl.ightly more than pro-
vided. One half of the tributary occupant load from the storage areas H
L should be included unless an independent exit from these areas
tio to the ex-
terio I r is provided in addi n to Exit 14.
8. Bo'oth partitions, if any, should not exceed 5'9" in height. Section 3304(a)
An invoice for plan checking services rendered based on 4 hours will be for-
warded to You under separate cover.
I am returning all data and plans to you. If You wish me to do the recheck,
Please instruct the architect to indicate on a separate sheet on which sheet
or detail the corrections may be found and to return the check prints.
I am taking the liberty of sending a copy of this list directl
eir in lorder to facilitate the construction process. to the design -
me if�there are any questions. Pleas�e feyel free to contact
Very truly yours,
7
Frank S. Natsuhara, P.-E.
Regional Engineer
lih
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June 18, 1984
MEMO TO: Hal Reeves,
Building Official
FROM.: Gary L. McComas
Fire Marshal
SUBJECT: LIFE SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR DOCE'S
At the request of Mr. Doce we.have prepared a list of General
Requirements for his building.
1. All exits must have illumination and signs.
2.-Emergency lighting must be provided that is adequate
to illuminate all exit pathways.
3. The electrical system must be upgraded by a licensed
electrician. Adequate outlets must be provided to
properly supply power to all use points.
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501-503 UNIFORM BUILDING CODE
1982 EDMON 503
Part III
Table No. 5-C for such minor use, for the purpose of determining allowable area
REQUIREMENTS BASED ON OCCUPANCY
the major use of the building shall determine the occupancy classification.
provided the uses are separated as specified in Section 503 (d). Except for
buildings containing Group H. Division I through Division 4 Occupancies, the
Chapter 5
provisions of this paragraph arc applicable to buildings constructed under the
CLASSIFICATION OF ALL BUILDINGS
provisions of Section 506 (b) for unlimited area.
An occupancy shall not be located above the story or height set forth in Table
BY USE OR OCCUPANCY AND GENERAL
No. 5-D. except as provided in Section 507.-'--,
REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL OCCUPANCIES
I
(b) Forms of Occupancy Separations. Occupancy separations shall be veni-
cal or horizontal or both
Occupancy Classified
or, when necessary, of such other form as may be required
to afford a complete separation between the various
Sec. 501. Every building, whether existing or hereafter erected, shall be
occupancy divisions in the
building.
classified by the building official, according to its use or the character of its
occupancy, as a building of Group A. B. E. H. 1, M or R as defined in Chapters 6.
Where the occupancy separation is horizontal. structural members supporting
the separation shall be protected by equivalent fire -resistive construction.
7, 8, 9. 10. 11 and 12. (See Table No. 5-A -)
Any occupancy not mentioned specifically or about which there is any question
(c) T�pes of Occupancy Separations. Occupancy separations shall be classed
as "four-hour fire "three-hour
shall be classified by the building official and included in the group which its use
most nearly resembles, based on the existing or proposed life and fire hazard.
-resistive," fire -resistive." "two-hour fire-resis-
tive," and "one -hour fire -resistive." (See U.B.C. Standard No. 43-7 for fire
dampers in
air ducts piercing occupancy separations.)
Change in Use
1. A "four-hour fire -resistive occupancy separation" shall have no openings
Sec. 502. Nochange shall be made in the characterof occupancies or use of any
therein and shall be of no( less than four-bour fire -resistive construction.
building which would place the building in a different division of the same group
2. A "three-hour fire-resistivc occupancy separation" shall be of not less than
of occupancy or in a different group of occupancies, unless such building is made
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three-hour firc-resistive construction. All openings in walls forming such separa-
to comply with the requirements of this code for such division or group of
tion shall be protected by a fire assembly having a three-hour fire -protection
occupancy.
rating. The total width of all openings in any threc-hour fire-resistivc occupancy
EXCEPTION: The character of the occupancy of existing buildings may be
separation wall in any one story shall not exceed 25 percent of the length of the
changed subject to the approval of the building official, and the building may be
occupied for purposes in other groups without conforming to all the requirements of
this code for those the
wall in that story and no single opening shall have an area greater than 120 square
feet.
groups, provided new or proposed use is less hazard4c
based on life and fire risk, than the existing use.
All openings in floors forming a "three-hour fire-resistivc occupancy p
se ara
tion" shall be protected by vertical enclosures
No change in the charactcr of occupancy of a building shall be made without a
extending above and below such
openings. The walls of such vertical enclosures shall be of not less than two-hour
Certificate of Occupancy, as required in Section 307 of this code. The building
fire -resistive construction and all openings therein shall be protected by a fire
official may issue a Certificate of Occupancy pursuant to the intent of the above
assembly having a one and one -half-hour fire -protection rating.
exception without certifying that the building complics with all provisions of this
code.
3. A "two-hour fire -resistive occupancy separation" shall be of not less than
Mixed Occupancy—
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two-hour fire -resistive construction. All openings in such separafion shall be
protected by a fire assembly having
a one and onc-half-hour fire -protection rating.
- Sec. 503. (a) General. When a building is used for more than one occupancy
4. A "one -hour fire-resittive occupancy separation" shall be of not less thgn
purpose, each part of the building comprising a distinct "Occupancy," as
one -hour rLm-msistive construction. All openings in such separation shall lb�
described in Chapters 5 through 12, shall be separated from any other occupancy
protected by a rim assembly having a one -hour fire -protection rafing.
as specified in Section 503 (d).
When a building houses more than one occupancy, each portion of the building
(d) Fin Ratings fo�Occupancy Separations. Occupancy separations shall be
provided between the various groups and divisions
shall conform to the requirements for the occupancy housed therein. T11e ama of
the building shall be such that the
of occupancies as set forth in
Table No. 5-B.
sum of the ratiosof the actual areadivided by the
allowable area for such separate occupancy shall not exceed one.
EXCEPTIONS: 1. Where an approved spray booth constructed in accordance
=D Where minor accessory uses do not occupy mom than 10 percent of the area of
with the Fire Code is installed, such booth need not be separated from other Group H
Occupancies or from Group B Occupancies.
any floor of a building, nor more than the basic area permitted in the occupancy by
2. In Groups A, Division 1. E and I Occupancies a dime -hour occupancy
so
1716 UNIFORM BUILDING CODE
1982 EDITION 1715-1716
3. In industry facilities. mezzanines used for control equipment may be glazed on
separation which is adjacent to the atrium may be omitted between a Group B.
all skies.
Division 2 Occupancy office or sales area or Group A. Division 3 Occupancy and
5. 7Wo exits shall be provided from mezzanines having an occupant load of
Group R. Division I apartment or guest room located on another level.
more than 10 or when the area of the mezzanine exceeds 2000 square feet,
(g) Standby Power. The smoke -control system for the atrium and the smoke-
whichever is the more restrictive.
'Me
control system for the tenant space are to be provided with standby power as
6. occupant load of the mezzanine shall be added to the occupant load of
required in Section 1807 (i).
the story or room in which it is located.
(h) Interior Finish. The interior finish of walls and ceilings of the aLri an
um d
ll u
a nsepamted tenant spaces allowed under the last paragraph of Subsection (c)
above shall be Class I with no reduction in class for sprinkler protection.
(i) Acceptance of the Smoke-contml System. Before the Certificate of
Occupancy is ossued. the smokci:bntrol systems shall be tested in an approved
inanner and shall show compliance with the requirements of this section.
Inspection of the Smoke -control System. All operitting parts of the
srnoke-control systems shall be tested by an approved inspection agency or by the
owner or his representative when so approved. Such inspections shall be made
eve ry three months and a log of the tests be kept by the testing agency. Tbe log
AIM
shall be on the prcmiscs and available for examination by fire department
personnel.
(k) CombusUble Furnishings In Atriums. 77he quantity of combustible fur-
nishings in atriums shall not exceed that specified in the Fire Code.
Me— nines
Sec. 1716. Rooms may contain mezzanine floors when constructed in accor-
dance with the following:
1. The construction of a mezzanine shall be consistent with the requirements
for the type of construction in which the niczzaninc is located. but the fue-
resistive time period need not exceed one hour for unenclosed me ties
constructed in accordance with Item No. 4 below. The clear height above and
below the me77anine floor construction shall be not less than 7 fect.
2. Tbcre shall be not more than two levels of mezzanines in a room. Howem
them is no limitation on the number of mezzanines within a room.
3. 71w aggregate area of mezzanines within a room shall not exceed one third
the area of the room in which it is located. Intermediate floor levels do at 6 or
more feet above grade shall be considered a story when the am of such le-rel
exceeds one third the area of the room in which it is located.
4. Ali portions of a mezzanine shall be open to the moto in which it is located.
The side of the mezzanine *hich is open to thetoo shallbetmobstiactedex
for columns and posts and wall$ or rallinp 42 Inch A
-12'
protective not mom than a
height..
EXCEPrIM: 1. Partitioning may be installed, piovided do SS I e ftor
11A,
am of the does oot ex 10 percent of die an of dw mezzaafte or
anoccupent load nmcxcecdinS 10. whicbeverisl i
2. Mezzanines having twoormoreexits need am open intothestay In hirl dicy
are Imated peov 01 least one of the caits gnu direct accen to a proacted exit
rm 'Im an =it court. enclosed exit swifway, exterior exit. exitbalconyor
exit Passageway
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108
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law.
TABLE NO. 5-D—MAXIMUM HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS
TYPES OF CONSTRUCTION
OCCUPANCY
I
III
IV
F.R.
F.R. ONE -HOUR N 11ONE-HOUR
I N
H.T.
ONE -HOUR ji-!2FN
MAXIMUM HEIGHT IN FEET
Unlimited
160
65
55 1 65
1 55
65
50
40
MAXIMUM HEIGHT IN STORIES
A-1
Unlimited
4
Not Permitted
A) 2-2.1
Unlimited
4
2
Not
Permitted
2
Not
Permitted
2
2
Not
Permitt
Unlimited
12
2
1
2
1
2
2
fv"�I
B) 1-2-31
Unlimited
12
4
2
4
2
4
3
2
B-4
Unlimited
12
4
2
4
2
4
3
2
E2
Unlimited
4
22
1
I
22
1 1
1 22
1 22
1
H-1
Unlimited
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
H) 2-3-4-5
Unlimited
5
2
1
2
1
2
2
1
1-1
Unlimited
3
1
I
Not
Permitted
I
Not
Permitted
I
I
Not
Permitted
1-2
Unlimited
3
2
1
Not
Permitted
2
Not
Permitted
2
2
- Not
Permitted
1-3
Unlimited
2
Not Permitted 3
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R-I
Unlimited
12
4
25
1
4
23
4
23
R-3
Unlimited
3
3
3
3
1 3
3
3
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'For open parking garages. see Section 709.
2Sce Section 802 (c). '*—No requirements for fire resistance 0
3Sce Section 1002 (b) ER. —Fire resistive
4For agricultural buildings, see also Appendix Chapter 11. H.T.—Heavy Timber
3For limit�41ions and exceptions, we Section 1202 (b).
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CITY OF EDMONDS LARRY S. NAUGHTEN
250 5th AVE. N. - EDMONDS, WASHINGTON 98020 - (206) 771-3202 MAYOR
BUILDING DIVISION
June 12, 1984
Paul Panagakis and Co.
341 Skinner. Building
Seattle, WA 98101
Dear Mr. Panagakis:
As the attached UBC sections indicate your proposal to
locate an A-3 Assembly Occupancy in the second level of
the Doces building is not in conformance with the Code.
The alternatives are to:
1. Perform the necessary remodeling to qualify
the upper level as a mezzanine per UBC Section
1716.
2. Perform the necessary remodeling to qualify
the building as V - 1 hour construction.
3. Locate the assembly area on the fi.rst floor.
Detailed plans including interior elevations should be
submitted to indicate the scope of the work.
Harold Reeves
Building Official
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cc: Doces Mercantile Mall
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International Conference of Building Officials
REGIONAL OFFICE: 17544 MIDVALE AVENUE N., SUITE 304 - SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 98133
(206) 542-9421
PRESIDENT
JACK S. ATKINS, P.E.
BUILDING OFFICIALY
DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DIRECTOR
PLACERVILLE. CALIFORNIA
FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT
JOHN E. MAULDING, P.E.
BUILDING OFFICIAL
LANCASTER, CALIFORNIA
SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT
DAVID A. BASSETT� P.E.
BUILDING SAFETY DIRECTOR
MEDFORD, OREGON
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT
H. T. 44TED" WIEDENMAN, P.E.
DIRECTOR
DEPARTMENT OF BUILDING
DES MOINES, IOWA
CHARLES CLAWSON
DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT
ARLINGTON, TEXAS
SOL J. JACOBS P.E.
DIRECTOR OF INSPiCTIONS
MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA
WILLIAM 4 JUSTEN, P.E.
DIRECTOR
DEPARTMENT OF CONSTRUCTION
AND LAND USE
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
DONALD T. MacRAE, P.E.
STATE BUILDING COMMISSIONER
STATE OF INDIANA
ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING COUNCIL
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA
MICHAEL J. NOLTE
SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDING
INSPECTION
EUGENE,OREGON
MARK R. RODMAN
0 RECTOR
IF
BUILDING SERVICES
SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS
WILLIAM E. SCHLECHT
MANAGER, BUILDING, PLANNING
AND ZONING DIVISION
VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON
DAVID R. SCOTT, P.E.
DIRECTOR
DEPARTMENT OF BUILDING
SAFETY
TEMPE, ARIZONA
RONALD R. TREMBLAY
CHIEF BUILDING AND
ZONING INSPECTOR
SALINA, KANSAS
CHARLES W. VOLZ, A.I.A.
CHIEF BUILDING OFFICIAL
DIVISION OF CODE ADMINISTRATION
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO
STANLEY WHEELER
CHIEF BUILDING INSPECTOR
LIVERMORE, CALIFORNIA
EUGENE J. ZELLER, P.E.
SUPERINTENDENT, BUILDING
AND SAFETY
LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
JAMES E. BIHR, P.E.
April 27, 1984
Plan Check 1442
Project: Flea Market alteration
Address: 24111 Highway 99
Edmonds, WA
Type of Construction: V-N
Occupancy Classification: B-2
Stories: 2
Floor Area: 153,984
Occupant Load: 3,389
1979 Uniform Building Code
Seismic Zone No. 3
Harold Reeves
Building Official
250 5th Avenue N
Edmonds, WA 98020
Dear Mr. Reeves:
OFFICES OF
JERRYJ. BARBERA, P.E.
REGIONAL MANAGER
FRANK S. NATSUHARA, P.E.
REGIONAL ENGINEER
Data and plans for the above project have,been reviewed for
conformance with the Uniform -Building Code. They have not been
reviewed for compliance with requirements of federal, or other
state and local -regulatory agencies. Most of the following
comments should be reflected as changes and notes on the plans
and in the specifications.
GENERAL COMMENTS
1. The exact use of "Commercial recreation area" on the second
floor should be defined. An use other than "B" occupancy should
not be allowed in this building. Section 506(b)
2. The required exits should continue unobs�ructed to the
exterior of the building, thence continue in an exit court to
a public way:
a. Exits should not discharge into a loading dock area.
This would be considered an unacceptabl.e adjoining area
for exit purposes. Section 3302(e)
b. The required exit width should be maintained, including
the necessary stairways, down to grade. Section 3302(c)
Main Office: 5360 South Workman Mill Road - Whittier, California 90601 e (213) 699-0541
Plan Check 1442
Harold Reeves, Edmonds
April 27, 1984
Page Two
c. Any elevated floor deck should be provided with guard rails. Section
1716
d. Any parking adjacent to the building should be located so that the�
required width of exits will not be reduced. Parked cars should be
considered as an obstruction to an exit way.
3. Proper exit signs and directional signs should be provided and should be
illuminated in accordance with the provisions of Section 3312(a,c).
4. Any new openings in the existing building as well as any new stairs should
be detailed on the plans.
5. The required width of exits out of any area should be divided approxi-
mately equal among the separate exits. Se C tion 3302(b). It appears exit
15 should be increased to 6' width.
6. Where 3 or more exits are required, they should be arranged a reasonable
distance apart so that if one becomes blocked, the other will be available.
The exit doors out of area G & E do not appear to be reasonably separated.
7. The required exit width out of area G & E appear slightly more than pro-
vided. One half of the tributary occupant load from the storage areas H &
L should be included unless an independent exit from'these areas to the ex-
terior is provided in addition to Exit 14.
8- Booth partitions, if any, should not exceed 5'9" in height.
Section 3304(a)
An invoice for plan checking services rendered based on 4 hours will be for-
warded to you under separate cover.
I am returning all data and plans to you. If you wish me to do the recheck,
Please instruct the architect to indicate on a separate sheet on which sheet
or detail the Corrections may be found and to return the check prints.
I am taking the liberty of sending a copy of this list directly to*the design-
er in order to facilitate the construction process. Pleas,e feel free to contact
me if there are any questions.
Very truly yours,
Frank S. Natsuhara, P.-E.
Regional Engineer
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C/Paul Panagaris
FEB 2 2 1984
International Conference of Building Officials
REGIONAL OFFICE: 17544 MIDVALE AVENUE N., SUITE 304 9 SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 98133
(206) 542-9421
BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFFICES OF
JERRY J. BARBERA. P.E.
PRESIDENT REGIONAL MANAGER
JACKS. ATKINS, P.E. FRANK S. kATSUIHARA. P.L
BUILDING OFFICIAL/ February 16*, 1984 REGIONAL ENGINEER
DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DIRECTOR
PLACERVILLE. CALIFORNIA
FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT RECEIVED
JOHN E. MAULDING, P.E.
BUILDING OFF:CIAL
LANCASTER. CAL FORNIA Hal Reeves FEB 2 7 1984
SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT Building Official
DAVID A. BASSETT� P.E. 250 - 5th Ave N EDMONDS FIRE DEPT.
BUILDING SAFETY DIRECTOR
MEDFORD, OREGON Edmonds, WA 98020
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT
H. T. "TED" WIEDENMAN, P.E. SUBJECT: EXITS OUT OF DOCES MERCANTILE BASED ON 1979 UBC
DIRECTOR
DEPARTMENT OF BUILDING
DES MOINES, IOWA Dear Hal:
CHARLES CLAWSON
DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY
After reviewing the plan of the Doces mercantile building
DEVELOPMENT
ARLINGTON, TEXAS
you sent me dated February 14, 1984 1 have the following
comments;
SOL J. JACOBS, P.E.
DIRECTOR OF INSPECTIONS
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA
1. The building was assumed to be fully sprinklered, retail
WILLIAM J. JUSTEN, P.E.
DIRECTOR
sales use, and of Type V construction.
DEPARTMENT OF CONSTRUCTION
AND LAND USE
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
2. am returning the plan to you. However, I have marked
DONALD T. MacRAE, P.E.
the areas with the letters A through H for ease of identifi-
STATE BUILDING COMMISSIONER
STATE OF INDIANA
cation and my following comments will refer to these marks. I
ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING COUNCIL
INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA
I have designated the following occupant loads for these fol-
lowing areas:
MICHAEL J. NOLTE
SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDING
INSPECTION
EUGENE,OREGON
A = Main room = 1,464 occupants
MARK R. RODMAN
B = Smaller room at North end = 159
IF
D RECTOR
BUILDING SERVICES
SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS
C = Center room = 400
WILLIAM E. SCHLECHT
MANAGER, BUILDING, PLANNING
D = Smaller room at South end = 152
AND ZONING DIVISION
VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON
E = Large room to the east of area C 800
DAVID R. SCOTT� P.E.
DIRECTOR
F = Warehouse = 64
DEPARTMENT OF BUILDING
SAFETY
G = Second floor = 564
TEMPE, ARIZONA
RONALD R. TREMBLAY
H = Storage mezzannine = 27
CHIEF BUILDING AND
ZONING INSPECTOR
SALINA, KANSAS
3. Aisles must be maintained unobstructed leading to exits.
CHARLES W. VOLZ A.I.A.
CHIEF BUILDING OFFICIAL
Section 2213(a). Note: The 1982 UBC, Section 3315(b), requires
DIVISION OF CODE ADMINISTRATION
minimum clear unobstructed aisle to be 36" where tables, coun-
ALBUQUEROUE. NEW MEXICO
ters, furnishings, merchandise or other obstructions
STANLEY WHEELER
CHIEF BUILDING INSPECTOR
-similar are
placed on one side of the aisle only and 44" when such obstruc-
tions
LIVERMORE, CALIFORNIA
are placed on both sides of the aisle. The cross aisle or
aisles leading to
EUGENE J. ZELLER, RE.
SUPERINTENDENT, BUILDING
exits should be at least as wide as the tribu-
tary occupant
AND SAFETY
load to that exit di�ided by 50.
LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
JAMES E. BIHR, P.E.
Main Office: 5360 South workman Mill Road * Whittier, California 90601 11 (213) 699-0541
Hal Reeves
February 16, 1984
Page Two
4. Exit illumination and exit sign illumination should comply with the
provisions of Section 3312. Separate circuits and separate sources of
power should be required. Sufficient exit signs and directional signs
should be provided to clearly indicate the direction of egress. Section
3311(b)
5. Area "B" should be provided with a second means of egress separated
by a minimum of 112 of the longest diagonal dimension. Section 3302(c)
6. Area "D" should be provided with 2 adequately separa-te means of egress.
It may exit into Room C but Room C does not exit directly to the exterior.
This is unsatisfactory unless an exit passageway is developed for Exit 5.
Section 3302(e) I
7. Area C may exit through any of the adjoining rooms A, E, 0, or B. How-
ever, its tributary occupant load must be added to the occupant load of
that room for the determination of required number and width of exits out
of that.room.
8. 1 have, assumed the following distribution of Area C occupant load:
To Area A = 400 + 27 = 107
4
To Area B = 11 11 -
To Area 0 = 11 11
To Area E = 11 11
Note: The 1982 UBC will allow only one of its required exits to exit
through an adjoining room. Section 3303(e) 1982 UBC
a. Based on the assumption that 107 occupants discharge into Room A
from Room C, the following total occupant load is tributary to Room
A: 1464 + 107 + 152/2 = 564/2 = 1929. Therefore, 4 exits reasonably
separated is required and 38.58' width of exits approximately equally
distributed should be proXided for Room A.
b. Based on 107 occupants from Room C the occupant load tributary to
Room E is 107 + 800 = 907 occupants. Therefore, the required
number of exits is equal to 3 that are reasonably separated and the
required width of exits = 18-14'.
9. Mezzannine storage should have 2 means of egress. The stair which
serve the storage mezzannine should discharge to rooms which have exits
directly to the exterior; not to,adjoining rooms. Section 3302(e)
10. Double acting doors do not comply. Section 3303(g)
Hal Reeves
February 16, 1984
Page Three
11. The foregoing comments were based on a small scale plan with few di-
mensions and therefore the occupant loads are approximate. If you wish,
we will gladly review a'more complete set of plans under.our formal plans
examination program.
Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
Very truly yours,
Frank S. Natsuhara, P.E.
Regional Engineer
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February 21, 1984
MEMO TO: Hal Reeves
Building Official
FROM: Gary L. McComas
Fire Marshal
SUBJECT: DOCE'S, COMMERCIAL ALTERATIONS AT 24111 HIGHWAY 99
After review, the fire.department has the following require-
ments:
1. Emergency lighting facilities shall be arranged to
maintain the specified degree of illumination
throughout the means of egress, but not less than
1 footcandle for a period of lk hours in the event
of failure of the normal lighting. This system
shall be designed by an architect or lighting
engineer.
2. Provide electrical d istribution so that the use of
electrical cords will be eliminiated.
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MEMO TO: Mary Lou Block
Director of Planning
FROM: Gary L. McComas
Fire Marshal
February 15, 1984
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SUBJECT: REVIEW OF PARKING LOT LAYOUT AT DOCES. 24111 HIGHWAY 99
After review, the fire department has the following comments:
1. The fire lane must be designated by marking on the
asphalt surface and signing. This must include
the entire perimeter of the building.
2. The fire -hydrant in the southeast.corner of the
existing parking area must be relocated in the
planter area.
3. Parking must be restricted in the area of the north
hydrant.
4. Indicate plans for pxtending parking area to western
extension indicated by -proposed edge of parking.
5. Proposed parking in loading dock area must be in-
dicated on future plans. Any parking in this area
must maintain the established fire lane.
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JAMES A. MURPHY—
JOHN D. WALLACE
DOUGLAS E. ALBRIGHT
LEE CORKRUM;
WAYNE D. TANAKA
G- GEOFFREY GIBBS*
LARRY C. MARTIN
OF COVNSEL
RAYMOND 0. OGDEN. JR.
RONALD A. MURPHY**
RAYMOND D. OGDEN
(1876-1972)
Mr. G. John Doces
LAW OFFICES OF.
OGDEN, OGDEN & MURPHY
2300 WESTIN BUILDING
2001 SIXTH AVENUE
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 98121
(206) 622-2991
Doces Enterprises, Inc.
4432 55th Avenue N.E.
Seattle, WA 98105
Dear Mr. Doces:
January 13, 1984
Re: Zoning Violations
MARK A. EAMES
R. MARK ALLEN
STEVEN A. REISLER
LAURA C. INVEEN
CHRISTOPHER A. WASHINGTON-
ROBERT G. ANDRtt
MICHAEL G. WICKSTEAD
JAMES E. HANEY
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This firm represents the City of Edmonds and serves as
its City Attorney. The building and planning department of
the City of Edmonds has referred to my attention a certain
situation involving property owned by your corporation, Doces
Enterprises, Inc. The property in question is located on
Highway 99 at its intersection with 240th Street S.W.
After an investigation conducted by the City staff,
several violations of the City's Community Development Code
have been discovered on your property. These violations
relate to the construction of a parking lot located just east
of the easternmost warehouse building on the property. This
parking lot was constructed recently and without the prior
review or approval by the City of Edmonds.
By construction of this parking lot your corporation has
permitted the following violations of the Community
Development Code:
1. Failure to obtain a Parking Lot Construction Permit:
This is a requirement of Section 18.95.000 and requires
the approval of both the City's Architectural Design
Board and the City's Public Works Director. If this is
merely a temporary parking lot you are still required to
get the approval of the City's Architectural.Design
Board, Section 17.50.090.
2. Failure to Obtain a Grading Permit: Section 18.40.000
requires that you apply for and obtain a grading permit
prior to any filling on,your property as has already
occurred.
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January 13, 1984
Page 2
3. No Commercial Parking.Permitted in an RM Zone: This
parking lot is located on property which is zoned for
multiple family residential. Section 16.30.010(B) of the
Community Development Code only allows private parking in
such a zone. Section 21.80.080 defines the term
11private" as referring to noncommercial uses only. In
December cars were parked in this parking lot in connec-
tion with the retail business conducted on your property.
Violations of the Community Development Code are mis-
demeanors and are subject to fines of up to $500.00 for every
day that each violation continues and, if appropriate, a jail
penalty of up to 90 days in jail. Certainly the City does not
wish to take such legal action against your corporation and/or
the individuals involved and would prefer that these zoning
violations be remedied without such legal action.
In order to come into compliance with the City Code the
present parking lot must be removed and the property returned
to its original grade. This applies to all portions of that
parking lot which are located in the multiple family residen-
tial zone. Apparently there was a chain link fence running
north/south approximately 20 feet from the east wall of your
warehouse. The fence posts still remain. This fence line
marks the approximate boundary of the multi -family residential
zoning which lies to the east of that fence line. Therefore
the parking lot to the east of that fence line must be
removed. No cars may be parked in the multi -family residen-
tial zone. Before any parking lot can be constructed else-
where on your property you must apply for a parking lot
construction permit and, if any grading is required, a grading
permit.
If you have any further questions regarding the steps
that need to be taken to come into compliance with the City's
code please feel free to contact me or Duane Bowman of the
Planning Department or Hal Reeves, the City's Building
Official. I can be reached at the number listed in this
letterhead, and the City staff can be reached at 771-3202.
I trust that this matter will go no further. If these
violations are not corrected within ten days of the date of
this letter, however, this office is authorized to take
whatever enforcement action is necessary to insure your com-
pliance. By copy of this letter I am directing Mr. Bowman
and/or Mr. Reeves to advise me of your compliance with the
terms of the Edmonds Community Development Code. If you have
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Mr. G. John Doces
January 13, 1984
Page 3
any questions regarding this matter please feel free to
contact me.
Very truly yours,
OGDEN, OGDEN & MURPHY
Mark A. Eames
MAE:jt
cc: Mayor Naughten
Members of the City Council
Duane Bowman
Hal Reeves
Dean Doces
Sam Doces
Bill Appel
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CIVIC CENTER * EDMONDS, WASHINGTON 98020 - (206) 775-2525
FIRE DEPARTIMENt
December 28, 1983
CERTIFIED MAIL
P056257995
Mr. Dean Doce
4432-55th N. E.
Seattle, WA 98105
Dear Mr. Doce,
SUBJECT: EDMONDS PUBLIC FLEA MARKET
HARVE H. HARRISON
MAYOR
The following is a list of fire code requirements that shall be
completed and maintained. All listed items shall be completed
within 15 days from date of this letter unless time extensions
of completion on specific items are granted by the fire depart-
ment.
1. Smokina
No smoking signs shall be posted and enforced through-
out the building except for the following areas:
a. Food concessions
b. Office areas
UFC - Sec. 29.101
2. Fire lanes
20 feet of unobstructed width shall be maintained
around the entire building with adequate roadway turn-
ing radius so as not to restrict fire equipment. See
Figure 182 for auide lines. UFIC - Sec. 13.208
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3. Sprinkler systems, fire hydrants and portable fire
extinguishers
All equipment and systems shall be maintained in an
operative condition at all times and shall be replaced
or repaired where defective. Fire -protective or ex-
tinguishing systems coverage, spacing and specifica-
tions shall be maintained in accordance with recognized
standards at all times and shall be extended, altered
or augmented as necessary to maintain and continue pro-
tection whenever any building so equipped is altered,
remodeled or added to. UFC - Sec. 13.301-13.302
Mr. Dean Doce
December 28, 1983
Page 2
4. Maintenance of exit waxs
a. Obstruction: No obstruction or storage shall be placed
in the required width of an exit. 7JFC - Sec. 10.103
b. Doors: Exit doors shall be openable from the inside
without the use of a key or any special knowledge.
UFC - Sec. 10.104(b)
c. 'Door identification: Exit doors shall be so marked
that they are readily distinguishable from adjacent
construction. UFC - Sec. 10.104(d)
d. Exit signs: At every required exit doorway and wherever
otherwise required to clearly indicate the direction of
egress. UFC - Sec. 10.113(b)
e. Illimination of signs: Exit signs shall be lighted and
maintained with two electric lamps of not less than 15
watts each. Separate circuits, one of which shall be
separated from all other circuits in the building and
independently controlled, shall be maintained.
UFC - Sec. 10.113(a).
5. Obstruction of fire -protection equipment
No person shall place any vehicle, trash, storage or other
material or thing near any fire hydrant, fire deDartment
connection or fire protection system control valve that
would prevent such equipment or hydrant from being immedi-
ately discernible or in any manner deter or hinder the fire
department from gaining immediate access to said equipment
or hydrant. UFC - Sec. 13.206
If we may be of any assistance, please contact this office by call-
ing 775-2525 between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through
Friday.
Since ly,
Ron Schirman
Acting Fire Chief
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cc: Wayne Tanaka
City Attorney
TURNING CLEARANCES FOR ACCESS
OF FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT
NOTE: MINIMUM VERTICAL qLEARANCE WITHIN ROADWAY
WIDTH SHALL BE 1136�
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-no-STANDARD CLEARANCES TO BE
USED UNLESS OTHERWISE RE-
OUIRED OR PERNTTED BY THE
FIRE MARSHALL.
MINIMUM ROADWAY
FOR TWO-WAY TR
SEE FIG. 16.1 FOR ONE -WAY TRAFFIC AISLE
WIDTH. NO AISLE WIDTH SHALL BE LESS THAN
11.5 FEET WHEN REQUIRED FOR FIRE ACCESS.
-or--CLEARANCES TO BE USED WHEN
REQUIRED BY THE FIRE MAR -
SHALL FOR SNORKEL TRUCK
ACCESS.
FOR TWO-WAY TRAFFIC
SEE FIG. 18.1 FOR ONE-WAY TRAFFIC AISLE
WIDTH. NO AISLE WIDTH SHALL BE LESS THI
12.0 FEET WHEN REQUIRED FOR SNORKEL
TRUCK ACCESS.
--*-CLEARANCE MAY BE USED ONLY
WHEN PERMITTED BY THE FIRE
MARSHALL.
_`,,-�Ml�NIMUM ROADWAY WIDTH
a; FOR TWO-WAY TRAFFIC
SEE FIG.- 18.1 FOR ONE-WAY TRAFFIC AISLE
WIDTH. NO AISLE WIDTH SHALL BE LESS T
11.0 FEET WHEN REQUIRED FOR FIRE ACCESS
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CITY OF EDMONDS
CIVIC CENTER - EDMONDS. WASHINGTON 98020 * (206) 775-2525
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Mr. G. John Doce:;
24111 Highway 99
Edmonds, WA 98020
Dear Mr. Doce
December 12, 1983
CERTIFIED MAIL:
P056257675
SUBJECT: EDMONDS PUBLIC FLEA MARKET
HARVE H. HARRISON
MAYOR
The following is a list of fire code requirements that shall be
completed and maintained. All listed items shall be completed
within 15 days after receipt of this letter unless time exten-
sions of completion on specific items are granted by the fire
department.
1. Smoking
.No smoking signs shall be posted and enforced through-
out the building except for the following areas:
a. Food concessions
b. Office areas
2. Fire lanes
20 fee unobstructed width shall be maintained
around the entire building with adequate roadway turn-
ing radius so as not to restrict fire equipment. See
Figure 18-2 for guide lines.
3. Sprinkler systems, fire hydrants and portable fire
extinguishers
All equipment and systems shall be maintained in an
operative condition at all times and shall be replaced
or repaired where defective. Fire -protective or ex-
tinguishing systems coverage, spacing and specifica-
tions shall be maintained in accordance with recognized
standards at all times and shall be extended, altered
or augmented as necessary to maintain and continue pro-
tection whenever any building so equipped is altered,
remodeled or added to.
Mr. G John Doce
December 12, 1983
Page #2
4. Maintenance of exit ways
Obstruction: No obstruction or storage shall be placed
in the required width of an exit.
Doors:.Exit doors shall be openable from the inside
without the use of a key or any Special knowledge.
Door identification: Exit doors shall be so marked
that they are readily distinguishable from adjacent
construction.
Exit signs: At every required exit doorway and wherever
otherwise required to clearly indicate the direction of
egress.
Illumination of signs: Exit signs shall be lighted and
maintained with two electric lamps of not less than 15
watts each. Separate circuits, one of which shall be
separated from all other circuits in the building and
independently controlled, shall be maintained.
5. Obstruction of fire -protection equipment
No person shall place any vehicle, trasS, storage or
other material or thing near any fire hydrant, fire
department connection or fire protection system control
valve that would prevent such equipment or hydrant from
being immediately discernible or in any manner deter or
hinder the fire department from gaining immediate access
to said equipment or hydrant.
If we may be of any assistance, please contact this office by
calling 775-2525 between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday
through Friday.
Sincerely,
L. McComas
Fire Marshal
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10.95.020
TURNING CLEARANCES FOR ACCESS
OF FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT
NOTE: MINIMUM VERTICAL &�EARANCE WITHIN ROADWAY
WIDTH SHALL BE
4f
--a-STANDARD CLEARANCES TO BE
USED UNLESS OTHERWISE RE-
QUIRED OR PERMITTED BY THE
FIRE MARSHALL.
MINIMUM ROADWAY WIDTH
FOR TWO-WAY TRAFFIC
SEE FIG. 18.1 FOR ONE-WAY TRAFFIC AISLE
WIDTH. NO AISLE WIDTH SHALL BE LESS THAN
11.5 FEET WHEN REQUIRED FOR FIRE ACCESS.
-46-CLEARANCES TO BE USED WHEN
REQUIRED BY THE FIRE MAR -
SHALL FOR SNORKEL TRUCK
ACCESS.
FOR TWO-WAY TRAFFIC
SEE FIG. 18.1 FOR ONE-WAY TRAFFIC AISLE
WIDTH. NO AISLE WIDTH SHALL BE LESS THAN
L-,�YI12.0 FEET WHEN REQUIRED FOR SNORKEL
TRUCK ACCESS.
--*-CLEARANCE MAY BE USED ONLY
WHEN PERMITTED BY THE FIRE
MARSHALL.
MINIMUM ROADWAY WIDTH
FOR TWO-WAY TRAFFIC
SEE FIG; 18.1 FOR ONE-WAY TRAFFIC AISLE
WIDTH. NO AISLE WIDTH SHALL BE LESS THAN
11.0 FEET WHEN REQUIRED FOR FIRE ACCESS. -
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MAYOR
CIVIC CENTER - EDMONDS, WASHINGTON 98020 - (206) 775-2525
I BUILDING DEPARTMENT
November 18, 1983
Dean Doces
24111 Highway 99
Edmonds, WA 98020
CHANGE OF CHARACTER OF OCCUPANCY @ 24111 HIGHWAY 99
A joint inspection on November 15, 1983 by the City's Building
and Fire Departments revealed a number of.items which must be
completed so that the building will be in compliance with
building �nd fire codes for a change in character of occupancy.
1. Provide exit lighting, signage and clearly marked route of
travel for all exits. '
2. Provide handrail for ramp leading to East floor area.
3. Repair stair handrail on South exterior stair.
4. Obtain an electrical permit and inspection by the
Department of Labor and Industries.
5. Service all fire�extinguishers in the building.
Please contact the Building Department when the above items are
completed.
Harold Reeves, Building Official
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C1 Y of EDMON APPLICATION
DATE LICENSE NO.
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STAFF REVIEW: SIGN. IF DISAPPROVAL, PLEASE COMPLETE "COMMENT" SECTION. ROUTE TO NEXT DEPARTMENT ON LIST.
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== CAPACITY: (NO. UNITS, APTS. OFFICES, SEATS, BEDS, STUDENTS)
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POLICE DEPARTMENT DATE SIGNATURE
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H� F.WLLOW FUA TER I
You. are personally invited to an open House for the new Edmonds Public Flea Marketl
Yes, that Is right! A brand new public flea market, in a huge building, and in a great
location
,4e are planting ourselves exactly -in the center of the la rgest population area in
the entire Nortl,.westl Therefore we have an excellent clientalle to serve and.from .
which to draw.
Edmonds Public Flea Market is located in Doces Warehouse. IlTe have ample space now,
with more space available as we agrow. The building is heated and well lighted. There
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are loading docks for easy access, or if needed, you can drive Into the. center of the
building. We also have a - large parking lot, with- space for more than 500 cars.
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We wrill be advertising in the Times, the P.I., the Everett Herald, and the Little
rage with distribution of flyers to hundreds
Mlickel. �rd -we will have extensive cove .
I Jal buyers.
upon 1hundreds of potent-&
the public every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, starting
life will be olpen f or sales to
Friday, lNovember 18th. Space sizes are 10 x 10 at a cost of "10.00 per selling day and
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10 x 20 at a cost of $18.00 -jer selling day. if -you wish to leave your merchandise
during the week, there will be no extrra charge -
I . - -"T-i h a .6 In to sell.
4e are looking for a wide. variety of merchants It- qu 14ty,nerchandise
We would lLce *x meet Tfith you as soon as possible to reserve yo= selling space
for our ,,rand Open.ing! Call us at 77r--7212 or 365-7125. Cr better yet, sto-O by and
see us this Taeekl We'll even buy you a curp of coffeel
Your Friends,
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C6STS: 10 x 10 is, $10.00 per selling day; and a 10 xZO is $1'6.00 per selling day
SRT.T- 0 HOURS: FRIDAYS 2:00pm to 8:00pm; both SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS 9:00am to 5:00pm
YOUR ACCESS HOURS: All loading and un-loading should be' done during the following hours:
THURSDAY: Noon to 4:00pm -Not open to the public
FRIDAY: Noon to 2:00pm -Open to public for sales at 2:00pm-'
8;00pm to 9:00pm-1 hour to clea�-up and leave
SATURDAY; 7:00am to 9:00am-Open to the public for sales at 9:00am
5:00pm to 6:00pm-1 hour to clean up and leave
SUNDAY: 7:00am to 9':00am-Open to public -for sales.at 9;00am
5:00pm to 6:00pm-1 hour. to clean up and leave
MONDAY: Noon to 4:.00pm -Rot open to the pub2.ic
CLOSED TUESDAY AliD WEDNESDAY
If you sell every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday there will.be no charge to leave
your merchandise during the week.
If you wish to reserve your booth for the following weekend, yoa must pay for it
by 4:00pm Sunday. There will not be a reservation Ifee for our permanent!merchants.
If you wish.to reserve a booth for one particular weekend or one particular day,*.
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there will be a $2.00 charge. The booth must be paid for by 1:00pm'on Fridays and
8:00am on Saturdays ana 5aways or y4ur ra:survatiun ana tne fee will be forfieted.
* We will not come around to collect fees. You,must come to the office.
* You will be charaed for electricity only if your -usage is excessive.
* Loud music or noise will not be allowed.'.'...
* Lawn mowers, chain saws, or any othdir-gas powered machinery must be tested outside.
* Please watch your children.I.Do not allow them to play in un-occupied areas of the
build ing.
* If you have questions about arWthing, please feel free to come into the office and
talk with us.
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APPLICATION FOR PERMIT
FOR MATERIALS OR PROCESSES
531-000-015
DATE:
Mai 1 To:
Mr. Jack D. Weinz, Fire Chief
Edmonds Fire Department
250 5th Ave. North
Edmonds, 14A 98020
Dear Sir:
In conformity with the terms of the Fire Code, application
is hereby made to store, use, or maintain the following specific
materials or processes:
Assembly Room --Occupant Load 106
The materials or processes are at the,following specific loca-
tions at the below address:
Name of Firm or Company Doces
Address (Street and Number) 24111 Highway 99, Edmonds
Signature
Title
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CITY OF EDMONDS HARVE H. HARRISON
MAYOR
CIVIC CENTER - EDMONDS, WASHINGTON 98020 * (206) 775-2525
FIRE DEPARTMENT
May 14, 1982
Doce's
24111 Highway 99
Edmonds, WA 98020
Dear Sir,
Some time ago we received the enclosed check for an Edmonds
Fire Permit. However, we did not receive the necessary completed
application for said permit. Your office was contact several
times but the application was never sent.
Since your business is no longer operating, we are returning
the check so that you can clear your records.
BE
Sincerely,
Barbara L. Eyrish
Secretary
PLEASE DETACH BEFORE CASHING CHEC
THIS CHECK IS TENDERED IN FULL PAY map F INVOICES LISTED
a No. 20996
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INVOICE NO.
DESCRIPTION
GROSS AMOUNT
DISCOUNT
BALANCE
IZ/17/81
Fire Dept
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171673
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DOCES,INC. EDMONDS, WASHINGTON
SEATTLE-FIRST NATIONAL BANK
HEAD OFFICE BRANCH
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON No. 20996
PHONE 774-2141 19-2
24111 HIGHWAY 99 1250
EDMONDS, WA. 98020
DATE CHECK NO.
12/17/81 20996 _,AMOUNT
PAY Five dollars and no cents
TOTHE Cityof Edmonds
ORDER Edmonds Fire Dept
OF 250 5th Ave No
Edmonds, Wa. 98020
ATT:Mr. Jack Weinz
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CITY OF EDMONDS HARVE H. HARRISON.
MAYOR
CIVIC CENTER - EDMONDS. WASHINGTON 98020 * (206) 775-2525
FIRE DEPARTMENT
July 8, 1981
Doces Furniture
Mr. Dean Doces
24111 Highway 99
Edmonds, WA 98020
Dear Mr. Doces:
An inspection of your Edmonds store was made on July 7, 1981,
at which time several hazards were noted. We realize you are in
a changing situation and have noted your need for some flexibility,
but there are some conditions which must be corrected immediately.
They are as follows:
1. Clear and maintain the driveway on the east side
of the building. This is for Fire Department
access to the sprinkler connection and for drive -
through access with the fire engines.
2. Clear away the brush and blackberry bushes from
around the sprinkler connection.
3. Remove any stock stored on racks in the warehouse
which obscure the required 18' clearance from
sprinkler heads.
A reinspection will be made on July 14, 1981, to check on your
compliance. If you have any questions, please contact this office
by calling 775-2525, Ext. 234, between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.,
Monday through Friday.
Yours for a safer community through fire prevention,
Sincerely,
Stanley A. Olsen
Senior Fire Inspector
SAO: sr
TO Build . ing Dept.
Hal Reeves
rOAM 41 - LITTLE'S
SUBJECT: Doce' s
INTER -OFFICE COMMUNICATIONS
DATE '11j"6 11-191P.
FROM Fire Dept.
Stan Olsen
Doce' s ha's closed the Scuth Center store and they are moving �at stores
stock to the Edmonds store. All the 'former tenants have -been moved out.
The center two story area is being remodeled to add office space by the
addition of numerous partitions , ect. Temporary lighting -is in pla'ce with
exposed connections ect.
The upstairs area is being restored to showroom display purposes.
We were there on 6-18-81 on a reinspection.We are trying to get them to
repair the wiring, provide spare sprinkler heads and install a guard ra.il.
They have in the past used the excuse of remodeling and the cond1tions
continue.
My concern, is that they are changing wiring , exit conditions, sprinkler
coverage, ect with out review by the Building Dept. or Fire Dept.