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Woo / < C,6—c A � z �. - C? - / 6 JOrf p - 3 S') P.:: or = On I < - +If- � 1O.&tqr / 0,-, /00 ps %, cL- .j'/F-I C.,yeek cL C-rv, is uci A Z. /G 12,ce'r5or 4-2"+ z v. -- w. ei 76&2- ttj vc-- )71?c� -7/6-tO > 7P,(A DOI — 0,_�f 22 t 4) : (,?.q- &S Vw- 7.f5 v C, W(, 2- froint-a 01,11D.&ICk- 0 .021 c- 1'�, ftfcgj�VE - 0 qytp 2 0 1983 -CM pF EDMOU'ps FILE NO. 05.2.18 September 19, 1983 MEMO TO: Bobby Mills, Public Works 'Mary Lou Block, Planning ,Irene Varney Moran, City Clerk Kathy Turner, Library FROM: James E. Adams City Engineer SUBJECT: EDMONDS,LIBRARY CONTRACT Attached are two letters from Wayne Tanaka regarding possible litigation concerning the construction of the Edmonds Library. Please note Wayne's comment, "under no circumstances should ' any personnel from Arai/Jackson, Prime or the bonding company be allowed access to City files regarding this matter. Any request for such information should be forwarded to me immediately." If any person from Arai/Jackson, Prime Construction, or the bonding company contacts you, please notify me and refer that person to Wayne Tanaka or me. JEA/st Attachments (2) 1_0 CITY OF EDMONDS CIVIC CENTER * EDMONDS, WASHINGTON 98020 - (206) 775-2525 CITY ATrORNEY September 14, 1983 James E. Adams City Engineer City of Edmonds Edmonds Civic Center Edmonds, Washington 98020 Dear Jim: C; E 1983 _jA.RV.E H_ HARRISON MAYOR Re: Library Construction Project By the enclosed letter to the bonding company, we should have put them on notice as to any problems. In light of the possibility of future litigation on this matter I would ask that you,and your staff do the following: 1. Make careful records of all conversa- tions you have with any of the personnel involved in this matter. 2. Please keep me advised of any future developments, or lack thereof, regarding the project. As you know', suit must be instituted within two years from the date the last payment is due if the bonding company is to be held responsible alonq with the rest. 3. Under no circumstances should any personnel from Arai/Jackson, Prime or the bonding company be allowed access to City files regarding this matter. Any request for such information should be forwarded to me immediately. TO: Prime Cc,_,�truction Co., Inc. GRIFFINM FROM: M. Mayo RE: Pioneer Masonry Restoration, Inc. MacL EAN 700 108th Avenue NE, P0. Box 3667 Bellevue, Wash. 98009 10 23 81 — Enclosed is your copy of the additional insured endorsement as reflects your interest in work performed by Pioneer Masonry Restoration, Inc. Please attach this to the certificate of insurance which was mailed to you earlier. Prime Construction Co., Inc.. % City of Edmonds Edmonds Civic Center Edmonds, Washington 98020 I EXP: 4/30/82 GL 20 10 (Ed. 01 73) T h ii ndorsement forms a part of the policy to which attached, effective on the inception date of the policy unless otherwise stated herein, (The following information is required only when this endorsement is issued subsequent to preparation of policy.) Endorsement effective 9/6/81 Policy No. MPO'7910 Endorsement NO. 7 Named Insured 'PIONEER MASONERY RESTORkION, INC,:��7 GRIFFIN MACLEAN Countersigne (Au horized Repres ta ive) APPLIES TO DIVISION TT ONLY This endorsement modifies such insurance as is afforded by the provisions of the policy relating to the following: COMPREHENSIVE GENERAL, LIABILITY INSURANCE MANUFACTURERS AND CONTRACTORS LIABILITY INSURANCE ADDITIONAL INSURED ..(Owners or Lessees) It is agreed that: 1. The "Persons Insured" provision is amended to include as an insured the person or organization named below but only with respect to liability arising out of operations performed for such insured by or on behalf of the named insured. 2. Th applicable limit of the company's -liability for the insurance afforded under the Contractual Liability Insurance Coverage Part forming a part of this 11 policy shall be reduced by any amount paid as damages under this endorsement on behalf of the person or organization named below. Name of Person or Organization (Additional Insured) PRIME CONSTRUCTION CO., INC EDMONDS CIVIC CENTER EDMONDS, WASHINGTON 98020 41 9/26/81 CL/dt N 0 James E. Adams September 14, 1983 Page Two WDT/nf Enclosure 4. If you have any questions regarding the above, please don't hesitate to contact me. Very truly yours, OGDEN, OGDEN & MURPHY Wayn Tanaka LAW OFFICES OF OGDEN, OGDEN & MURPHY JAMES A. MURPHY JOHN D. WALLACE 2300 WESTIN BUILDING DOUGLAS E. ALBRIGHT LEE CORKRUM 2001 SIXTH AVENUE WAYNE D. TANAKA SEATTLE. WASHINGTON 98121 G. GEOFFREY GIBBS LARRY C. MARTIN (206) 622-2991 OF COUNSEL RAYMOND 0. OGDEN. JR. RONALD A. MURPHY September 14, 1983 Paula M. McCoy United Pacific Insurance Company 1200 Westlake Avenue North Number 603 Seattle, Washington 98101 MARK A. EAMES R. MARK ALLEN STEVEN A. REISLER LAURA C. I NVEEN CHRISTOPHER A. WASHINGTON ROBERT G. ANDRE MICHAEL G. WICKSTEAD JAMES E. HANEY RAYMOND D. OGDEN 1 1876-1972) ...........,...Ap.:..,,P.erformance Bond 'Prime Construction Co., Inc. Dear Ms. McCoy: Our firm represents the City of Edmonds regarding the performance bond given by your company to Prime Construction Company in connection with a public works project in the City of Edmonds -for construction of the Edmonds library. Since the building was occupied by the City in September of 1982 there has been a continuous problem with leaks and efflorescence. Since that time the architect, Mr. Cliff Jackson and Mike Summers of Prime Construction have attempted to resolve the problem. Each blames the other for the problem, and the City con- tinues to suffer from a building which is not acceptable because of the above -mentioned defects. As the bonding compnay for Prime Construction, you will be involved in any future litigation concerning this matter. Therefore, I would earnestly recommend that you use whatever influence you have to help resolve the problem. If not, the City will have no choice but to seek appropriate remedies from those responsible, includ- ing your company. N Paula M. McCoy Septem.ber 14, 1983 Page Two Please do not hesitate to contact me regarding this matter. For technical assistance you may contact Mr. Jim Adams at the City of Edmonds. Very truly yours, OGDEN, OGDEN & MURPHY Wayne D. Tanaka WDT/nf ------cc: � James E.- -Adams I 0 0 RjEC91YED !,', AY 2 3 1983 CM OF EDMONnq May 16, 1983 MEMO TO: _g.��s 4AL- RAO"-� - 'j 'r, e 14-9- -6 or FROM: Steve Simpson, Director Parks and Recreation Department SUBJECT: OCCUPANCY LIMITS IN PLAZA ROOMS Please provide me with the occupancy load limits for the. Library Plaza Rooms A and B for occupancy load signs. SOS/mw I qsr84�er P%. I-IZ47 January 4, 1983 MEMO TO: Planning Department Buildings and Grounds Division FROM: Stephen 0. Simpson, Director Parks and Recreation Department SUBJECT: SAFETY INSPECTOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS The Safety Committee made a number of recommendations following a walk- through safety inspection of the Frances Anderson Center. We would like to comply with the recommendations, but also want to follow city build- ing codes. Please let me know what the code requirements are for Anderson Center for: 0 1. Emergency lighting for rooms and hallways. 2. Exit signs for interior and exterior doors. (7 SOS/mw Attachment MEMO TO: FROM: SUBJECT: 0 December 15, 1982 Department Heads Bobby Mills Safety Committee Chairperson IN-HOUSE SAFETY INSPECTION I would like to thank everyone for their cooperation with the Safety Committee during our in-house safety inspection. Team work, as was shown during this time, demonstrates how our safety program is working. However, there are some items of concern that should be corrected. Items listed as follows may be within or under your control. Please take all necessary steps to correct these deficiencies as soon as possible. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at extension 289. ANDERSON CENTER Please send a letter to all tenants of the Anderson Center informing them to keep their leased areas free of fire hazards; such as piles of debris in corners, excess, boxes, and too many extension cords or extensions cords of improper type. 2. Within the Anderson Center, several wall plugs and switch receptacles need covers. 3. Exit sign needed throughout the building and also the fire house sign should be re -stenciled to read "Fire Extinguisher". 4. Emergency lighting is also needed throughout the building. A. %_ " F a " t:- Z.1 . =t: ZI n an spaces, also doors to electrical panels must be in place. 6. Replace all plastic trash cans with metal cans. 7. Handrails required on stair wells. 8. Update inspection for all fire extinguishers. 9. Fan in pottery room needs a guard. 10. Loose conduit in electrical boxes. 11. Need another outlet in lunchroom. 12. Light in gym needs repair. 13. Sway bracing needs repair in gym. 14 V7 C4 4S_ __77- -.1-6 L7 __1 Aw W INY ca, -.e "Oo./ ly 7 NIt Tv ne e� &os� Of 4 S 7�.Z- e- 153c�i, V-e- Wo KXCLp w TO -303 'aq e - 2 CA- 0,6- FRANCES E. ANDERSON CULTURAL AND LEISURE CENTER First Floor 13 138 B I fs J., Main entrance raMp 200 Q 0 Secon d floor "64 CgW my -7Z= � - d-Lynn �2 Youth Club OFFIC T kv :er -Zj- it -ASS V.!S J1 J;_ ramp F-7 :W0. ------------------- p PI - Dayton Street 303 305 0 j z:!-�z FIL-iN'CES E. ANDERSON CULTURAL AND LOURE CENTER 0 INZ F 113 115 Edmonds Day Care r 116: 1 i 71 4 112 114 !1 , en f .6omen 138 First Floor J! men 121 1123 12�-Iomeu; tITLI 2�9] -7 L 122 124- 126 C�',ASS R%!S — Day�on Street 138 B 1376 134 132 137 135 133 .3 3 A ,� 3 ��' Main entrance ramp A 200-B -49n- Z.Qi D , 4gitc- 1201 5,� 0 =2- ;Sta 0:� 203 205 0; 2 200 '207 Second floor L J f T FR7 208 209 Ed-Illynn Youth Club 2170 L3 0 0 1. 302 303 .304 305 Tamp Dayton Street ter FRALN-CES E. ANDERSON CULTUIPUL ANID LOURE CENTER r I n 115 Edmonds Day Care 116: 117, en 112 `51 1 14 i Anj — f 137 o zm.�, e 138 First Floor 135 138 B 13'6 121 1123 12 -$womeul — J�Ll �29 34 ----------- 133 Lr 122 124-� 126 132 L-3 M-�-- L- --s -s- Main entrance ralop 200-B P201 J� 0 =2- '�01 � 20 203 f - -2-0 5 L2 04 . I 200 1207 L2*06' Second floor Li T 7 129 0 208 Ed T 1-209 �ynn. 'Youth Club [2107 1 411 301 302 Dayton Street 303 .304 305 0 Dayton Street zj September 20, 1982 MEMO TO: Harold Reeves Building Official FROM: Hank Lewis Associate City Planner SUBJECT: EDMONDS LIBRARY - FINAL ADB INSPECTION The Edmonds Library is nearly completed and all Architectural Design Board requirements have been satisfactorily completed. Painting of all exposed plumbing and the electrical meter bo*x to match the building still remains to be completed although this should not stall the issuance of an occupancy permit. I have asked Jim Adams to prepare the necessary work orders to have this work completed "in-house" and I am confident that it will be done without.del.ay. HL/mt cc: Jim Adams City Engineer S. September 20 1982 MEMO TO: Jim Adams City Engineer FROM: Hank Lewis Associate City Planner SUBJECT: EDMONDS LIBRARY - FINAL ADB INSPECTION ' Thank you for apprising me of the final ADB status. I understand that items two and three of my August 31, 1982 memo remain incomplete and that this work must be done "in-house". I am notifying the Building Department that all ADB requirements have been satisfactorily completed and these items not hold back the release of an Occupancy Permit. Would you please prepare a work order to have these items completed as.soon as possible? Thank you. HL/mt CC: Harold Reeves Building Official I-r-1-6z- e-I September 20, 1982 MEMO TO: Jim Adams City Engineer FROM: Hank Lewis Associate City Planner SUBJECT: EDMONDS LIBRARY - FINAL ADB INSPECTION Thankyou for apprising me of the final ADB status. I understand that items two and three of my August 31, 1982 memo remain incomplete and that this work must be done "in-house". I am notifying the Building Department that all ADB requirements have been satisfactorily completed and these items not hold back the release of an Occupancy Permit. Would you please prepare a work order to have these items completed as soon as possible? Thank you. HL/mt CC: Harold Reeves I B!Ullding Official +Jf-v-� J�kus 0 L 0 40 MEMO TO: Harve H. Harrison Mayor FROM: James E. Adams City Engineer FILE NO. 05.2.18 September 2, 1982 SUBJECT: ACCEPTANCE OF EDMONDS LIBRARY CONTRACT AND ESTABLISH 30-DAY RETAINAGE PERIOD_ Attached is a copy of the "Certificate of Substantial Completion" for this project which was prepared by the architect. Minor de- ficiencies will be corrected within the next few weeks. Orientation of the mechanical and electrical systems and final clean-up are being conducted during the week of September 6 through September 10. The bottom floor will be ready for the library to be- gin moving in after September 10, 1982. It is requested that the City Council accept the work as substantial- ly complete by Prime Construction Company by minute entry and estab- lish the 30-day retainage period for lien purposes. It is further requested that the City Council approve the use of this facility by the library effective on September 10, 1982 at 5:00 p.m. JEA/st Attachment Concurrence: 4m �essel, Property Manager eta I% MINH %`Sp) Ara0ackson Architects & Designers August 31, 1982 City of Edmonds 250 Fifth Avenue North Edmonds, Washington 98021, Attention: Mr. Jim Adams Subject: Edmonds Library Substantial Ccmpletion Gentlemn: Arai/Jackson, Architects and Designpr§, is please to present to the City of Edmonds, the Certificate of Substantial Caripletion for construction of the Edmonds Library. 40 It is our finding that the Edmonds Libraxy is substantially camplete and ready for occupancy by the City and Library personnel. As in all construction projects, a number of minor item remain which need to be resolved by the Contractor. These will be corrected by the Contractor during the retainage period, and are listed on the attachment to the Substantial Completion Form. We look forward to the opening of your new Libray and Plaza, which will provide the people of Edmonds with a unique and beautiful facility. Sincerely, ARAIMACKSON Thama.-§ Ryan TR:vl Enclosux-es 1100-19th Avenue East Seattle, Washington 98112 (206) 323-8800 CERTIFICATE OF UISMUULIU", Zu. OWNER . SU.OSTANTIAL 0. ARCI IITECT CONTRACTOR COMPLETION FIELD AIA DOCU MENT C704 OTHER )0 X3 NM 0 PROJECT: Edmonds Library ARCHITECT: Arai/Jackson, Architects & Designe3 1100 — 19th Avenue East (name, address) 600 Main Street Edmonds, WA. 98021 Seattle Washington 98112 ARCHITECT'S PROJECY NUMBER: #112-80 Prime Construction Canpany TO (Owner): CONTRACTOR: 8523 — 15th N.E. F— 7 Seattle, Washington 9812.5 City of Edmonds CONTRACT FOR: Construction 250 Fifth Avenue North. Edmonds, Washington 98021 L Attn: Mr. Jim Adams CONTRACT DATE: July 24, 1981 DATE OF ISSUAN%r-'E: September 2, 1982 PROJECT OR DESIGNATED PORTION SHALL INCLUDE: Edmonds Library Contract Limits including Alternate No. 1. areas, and work performed by Change Orders Nos. I thru 9. The Work performed under this Con1r.ict has been reviewed and found to be substantially complete. The Date of Substantial Completion of the. Project or portion thereof designated above is hereby established as which is ilso the date of commencement of applicable warranties required by the Contract Documents, except as stated below. DEFINITION OF DATE OF SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION The Date of Substantial Completion of the Work or designated portion thereof is the Date certified by the Architect when construction is sufficiently complete, in accordance with the Contract Documents, so the Owner can occupy or utilize the Work or designated portion thereof for the use for which it is intended, as expressed in the Contract Documents. A list of items to be completed or corrected, prepared by the Contractor and verified and amended by the Architect, is attached hereto. The failure to include any items on such list does not alter the responsibility of the Contractor to complete all %Vork* in accordance with the Contract Documents. The date of commencement of warranties for items on the attached list will be the date of final payment unless otherwise agreed to in writing. ARAI/JACKSON, Architects & Desimers Partner ARCHITECT BY DATE The Contractor will complete or correct the Work on the list of items attached hereto within Thirty (30) days from the above Date of Substantial Completion. PRIME CONSMUCTICN CONIPANY CONTRACTOR BY DATE The Owner accepts the Work or designated portion thereof as substantially complete and will assume full possession thereof at (time) on (date). CITY OF M"W, WASHINGDON OWNER By DATE The resl)onsibilitics of the Owner and the Contractor (or security, maintenance, heal, utilities, damage to the Work .ind in,-tirancv %li.ill f(illtiw%: I'Milt-4M .11111 t 101111.84 (110" to.g.11.111d illd CUvCr.Jgc; Contrictur sbill wcure conwnt ui surety compiny, it any.) Upon the date of 6).Lbstantial Cappletion, the Owner shall assume the security, maintenance heat, utilities, damage to the work and insurance of the building and grounds, With the exception of all procurement and install-a-Tion of - punch list items, as amended and attache( to this document. AIA D0( UPOIN I W11-1 - I IP I It If A I I I I M Ill% I A1411AI I 10MI'l 1 111114 0 AI�KII .19/11 1111111 IN 0 AIA- G704 — 1978 0 1-1,70 - 1111 AXIIK I( AN IN% I I I I I I If if AM III I If* 1%, 1/1% NIW Yf)RK AVL. NW. WA-411f4f. If IN, I If. ;'10111F. . 0 MEMO TO: James E. Adams City Engineer FROM: Hal Reeves Building Official September 1, 1982 81)74��71 p., 1Z 'A�- SUBJECT: EDMONDS LIBRARY - FINAL INSPECTION An inspection on the Edmonds Library made September 1, 1982 revealed the following items must be completed: 1. Provide address numbers per City Code. 2. Label public restroom doors. 3. Label breakers in electrical service panels. 4. Post State Elevator permit and approval. 5. Provide access to mechanical rooms for inspection (doors locked). 6. Final approval by State Electrical Inspector. 7. Obtain final approval from Planning, Public Works and Fire Departments . After the above.items are completed, a Certificate of Occupancy may be issued. HR/cn U �q!! I 11�� I! 1 WRIOWS jr WS III I HE 3 81 IS �_'u _:./U U Jll:.�� U�uu W9 0�1 wo-M a f&_A?U[0 007 (�V%v QkJD0 @_OfAYN�§ Q)90� Q006% IFD@ @L-*TAMV9 DOM[�n VM @9�90=lug T@R93 G�N XB;x gNgn %VIP vm� @Wgilj�)R XV@MI1D W VM wvcp 9�1'm NAME AND ADDRESS OF AGENCY Hall-Conway�Jackson, Inc. COMPANIES AFFORDING COVERAGES P.O. Box 19210 Seattle, Washington 98109 COMPANY 4% AMriCan States LETTER COMPANY BQ LETTER 0 Central National Ins. Co. of Omaha COMPANY C NAME AND ADDRESS OF INSURED Aziderscn-blqgruder Co. , Inc ER Central National Ins. Co. of Omaha P.O. Box 30759 k��TTF Y Ye Seattle, Washington 98103 L COMPANY LETTER L�=3 This is to certify that policies of insurance listed below have been issued to the insured named above and are in force at this time. Notwithstanding any requirement, term or condition of any contract or other document with respect to which this certificate may be issued or may pertain, the insurance afforded by the policies described herein is subject to all the terms, exclusions and conditions of such policies. Limits of Liability in Thousands (000) COMPANY LETTER TYPE OF INSURANCE POLICY NUMBER POLICY EXPIRATION DATE EACH AGGREGATE OCCURRENCE GENERAL LIABILITY A El WP 46002 04/01/82 BODILY INJURY $ 500, $ 500 COMPREHENSIVE FORM 91 PREMISES —OPERATIONS PROPERTY DAMAGE $ ID(C= BD Q EXPLOSION AND COLLAPSE HAZARD UNDERGROUND HAZARD PRODUCTS/COMPLETED OPERATIONS HAZARD CONTRACTUAL INSURANCE BODILY INJURY AND PROPERTY DAMAGE $ BROAD FORM PROPERTY COMBINED $ DAMAGE INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS PERSONAL INJURY PERSONAL INJURY $ AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY BODILY INJURY $ A El WP 46002 04/01/82 (EACH PERSON) COMPREHENSIVE FORM BODILY INJURY $ 91 OWNED (EACH ACCIDENT) PROPERTY DAMAGE $ El HIRED BODILY INJURY AND PROPERTY DAMAGE - 500, 91 NON -OWNED COMBINED EXCESS LIABILITY B CNU 00 45 61 04/01/82 BODILY INJURY AND UMBRELLA FORM El OTHER THAN UMBRELLA PROPERTY DAMAGE $ 1,000, $ 1,000, COMBINED FORM WORKERS'COMPENSATION STATUTORY and EPA PLOY ERS' LIABILITY $ (EACH ACCIDENT) C Broadd M? CNS 9 49 39 04/01/82 $100,000. Each Occurrence Property Damage $100,000. Aggregate - LLOYDS FC DESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONS&OCATIONSNEHICLES All Operations of the -Insured as per the coverages above Job: Edmonds Library - Contract #EOLA & #ELOB Canceflation: Should any of the above des(��ed policies be cancelled before the expiration date thereof, the issuing com- pany will endeavor to mail - days written notice to the below named certificate holder, %XXXKK*M via. Certified Mail Amended Certificate of Insurance NAME AND ADDRESS OF CERTIFICATE HOLDER: 1/17/82 iAns Prime Construction Co., Inc. DATE ISSU and City of Edmonds Edmonds Civic Center Edmonds, Washington 98020 AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE ACORD 25 (1-79) k"m e.v Washington State of Westroy or Conceal Do N DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND INDUSTRIES ELECTRICAL INSPECTION DIVISION ..... ..... . ............................. ..... .. .... ... ...... ... . . .... ............ . ..... . i Ownr or Contractor) (address) ...... . ................. . Labelx- -7 (city or town) (county;/,-- APPROVED FOR COVER unfin. basement X-APPROVED FOR SERVICE------ Except unfin. upstairs HEAT CABLE APPROVED lunfin. family room FOR COVER N'OTESzOl�_w ..................... / .. . .......... ................. ............... ee Inspector ROUGH -IN WIRIN REPORT FOR OWNER OR CONTRACTOR LI 500-5 Rough -In Approval 7-74 _490 3 OC' All i Arai/Jackson Architects & Designers November 5, 1981 Mr. Hal Reeves Edmonds Building Department 250 Fifth Avenue North Edmonds, Washington 98020 Dear Mr. Reeves: NOV 9 RECD QYP Per our phone conversation of Novenber 4, 1981, we discussed the occupancy groups and fire rating of the Anderson Center, Edmonds, Washington. It was determined that: A. Daycare is occupancy group E-3. B. E-3 occupancy requires one -hour construction. C. No separation is required between E-3 and the remainder of the building, which is occupancy B-2. d. Wire glass may be installed in the elevator shaft as the shaft requires one -hour construction. If you have any questions or comments regarding this matter, please contact, me. Sincerely, Thomas Ryan TR:val 1100-19th Avenue East Seattle, Washington 98112 (206) 323-8800 B IRS% I I �u uuu��u�uu�z^::�w 000 �d,� @(a�WWA)m r@ rl��Mwn fwTrv[p @7 wwnwwum @xv zuo @@wgup m ww% ww vw @@��-uvmvg oogo,@n M@ @9WMVq DgRg� m9m 92mm W tavgw IU09 @@M� OW@M@D @V InE ffl�m NAME AND ADDRESS OF AGENCY Amended Certificate 2 jc*,,.F'red. S. James & Co. of Oregon COM PANIES AFFORDONG COVERAGES 111 S.W. Columbia "'Illy A Transamerica Insurance �Portland, Oregon 97201 LETTER Company COMPANY 0 LETTER CD Industrial Indemnity Company NAME AND ADDRESS OF INSURED COMPANY Rubensteins Contract Carpets LETTER 5701 Sixth Avenue South Suite 2-a COMPAN� (0 Seattle, Washington 98108 r)90?Et�elf, I LETTER �JT(Eo L --- This is to certify that policies of insurance listed below have been issued to the insured namecFabove%§.W_C4 ii� force at this time. Notwithstanding any requirement, term or condition of any contract or other document with respect to which this certificate may be issued or may pertain, the insurance afforded by the policies described herein is subject to all the terms, exclusions and conditions of such policies. COMPANY POLICY Limits of Liabil ty in Yhousands ((JUUT- EACH OCCURRENCE AGGREGATE LETTER TYPE OF INSURANCE POLICY NUMBER EXPIRATION DATE GENERAL LIABILITY COMPREHENSIVE FORM BODILY INJURY '500 $500 A PREMIS ES—OPERAT IONS 12108424 3/21/82 PROPERTY DAMAGE $100 $100 EXPLOSION AND COLLAPSE HAZARD UNDERGROUND HAZARD PRODUCTS/COMPLETED OPERATIONS HAZARD CONTRACTUAL BODILY INJURY AND INSURANCE BROAD FORM PROPERTY PROPERTY DAMAGE COMBINED $ $ DAMAGE INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS PERSONAL INJURY PERSONAL INJURY $500 AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY BODILY INJURY (EACH PERSON) $300 FX1 A COMPREHENSIVE FORM 12108424 3/21/82 BODILY INJURY (EACH ACCIDENT) $500 OWNED PROPERTY DAMAGE HIRED NON -OWNED BODILY INJURY AND PROPERTY DAMAGE COMBINED EXCESS LIABILITY BODILY INJURY AND B UMBRELLA FORM LC 811-7186 3/21/83 PROPERTY DAMAGE s 5,000 s OTHER THAN UMBRELLA COMBINED FORM WORKERS'COMPENSATION STATUTORY and EM PLOYERS' LIABILITY $ (EACH ACCIDENT) OTHER DESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONS&OCATIONSNEHICLES Furnishing and installing floor covering on the Edmonds Library Project Contract No. EOLA and EOLB Cenceflaftn: Should any of the above desf�becl policies be cancelled before the expiration date thereof, the issuing com- pany will endeavor to mail - days written notice to the below named certificate holder, but failure to mail such notice shall impose no obligation or liability of any kind upon the company. NAME AND ADDRESS OF CERTIFICATE HOLDER: August 2,6,1981 Prime Construction Co., Inc. & DATE ISSUED: City Of Edmonds Edmonds Civic Center Edmonds, Washington 98020 AUTHORIZE01'iIEPRESENTATIVE W.M. Bryan, Vice President ACORD 25 (1-79) SEIT, HMO 1111" 1111''Rl§ ell a,n,t.o Will �� I'P I 181 a I I r. IS 11131 "S - _,_ , uuu��uu�.�/�'w owo Wgm n W� (W OW(MmV= @M10 9B @Mga@ M umm DV)� @ Ww NAME AND ADDRESS OF AGENCY CCZPANOES AFFORDONG COVERAGES JOHN A. SODERBERG COMPANY PLAM 600 BUILDING, S= 1200 COMPANY LETTER FEDERAL INSURANCE COMPANY SEATTLE, �QSHINGIM 98101 COMPANY LETTER 0 UNDERWRITERS CF =DS LWDON NAME AND ADDRESS OF INSURED COMPANY C C ER _,z GRANITE MAM 1NS11R=E CUP SOUND ELtV=R COMPANY 1�)o 1. -ANY MP 921 ELL13DTT AVENUE WEST TTE LE r 4ETTER SEAITLE, 10WHINGTON 98119 OMP Y COMPANY L TT This is to certify that policies of insurance listed below have been issued to the insured named above and are in force at this time. Notwithstandingeany requirement, term or condition of any contract or other document with respect to which this certificate may be issued or may pertain, the insurance afforded by the policies scribed herein is subject to all the terms, exclusions and conditions of such policies. COMPANY POLICY Limits of Liabil ty in Thousan ds(OOO) EACH OCCURRENCE AGGREGATE LETTER TYPE OF INSURANCE POLICY NUMBER EXPIRATION DATE GENERAL LIABILITY A COMPREHENSIVE FORM GLP(82)77753298 1/1/82 BODILY INJURY $ 500 $ 500 PREM IS ES—OPERAT IONS EXPLOSION AND COLLAPSE PROPERTY DAMAGE $ 100 $ 100 HAZARD UNDERGROUND HAZARD PRODUCTS/COMPLETED OPERATIONS HAZARD CONTRACTUAL INSURANCE BODILY INJURY AND B BROAD FORM PROPERTY 32-1841 it PROPERTY DAMAGE COMBINED $ $ DAMAGE INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS PERSONAL INJURY PERSONAL INJURY $ AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY BODILY INJURY $ A M BAP(82)77753298 (EACH PERSON) COMPREHENSIVE FORM El BODILY INJURY (EACH ACCIDENT) $ OWNED KI HIRED PROPERTY DAMAGE $ BODILY INJURY AND $ 91 NON -OWNED PROPERTY DAMAGE COMBINED 500 EXCESS LIABILITY C BODILY INJURY AND UMBRELLA FORM 6381-7788 PROPERTY DAMAGE $ 11000 $ 11000 E] OTHER THAN UMBRELLA COMBINED FORM WORKERS'COMPENSATION STATUTORY and STATE FUND EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY $ (EACH ACCIDENT) OTHER DESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONS&OCATIONS/VEHICLES RE: EDMMS LIBRARY CONTRACT #BOLA & BOLB IT IS ALREED THAT CANCELLATION OR ANY MATERIAL CHANGES IN THE POLICIES ADVERSELY AMPECTING TBE INTEREST OF THE CITY IN SUCH INSURANCE SHALL NOT BE MWTIVE UNTIL 15 DAYS AFTER W1 ICE 70 'nffi OMER �D P RIME 00 NAME AND ADDRESS OF CERTIFICATE HOLDEW PRIME CONSTRUCTION CO. , INC. AND DATE ISSUED: C/CCITY OF EDM120S EDMONDS CIVIC CENTER EDMONDS, WASH]2qGMN 98020 ACORD 25 (1-79) f CITY PRE -CONSTRUCTION CONFERENCE PROJECT: ANDERSON CENTER LIBRARY DATE: July 30, 1981 AGENDA 1) Sign -in and self introduction. 2) Define responsibilities of consulting firm and City Engineer: a) Architect: Arai/Jackson 4w . b) City Engineer: City of Edmonds c) City on -site representative 3) Prior to Notice to Proceed: a) Approved Progress Schedule b) Insurance Certificates (1030) c) Letter identifying Contractor's Job Representative d) Emergency Telephone Numbers 4) Notice to Proceed Issued a) Contract Completion Time - 360 days b) Scheduled Completion Date 5) Comments from utilities: a) PUD. b) General Telephone c) Cable TV 6) Comments from State Dept. of Labor & Industries: -N�� 7) City of Edmonds Staff Comments: I CITY PRE -CONSTRUCTION CONFERENCE July 30, 1981 Page 2 7) continued a) Fire Dept. b) Police Dept. c) Buildings & Grounds Div. d) Parks & Recreation Dept. e) Finance Dept. f) Street Div. g) Water/Sewer Div. 8) City Administrative Requirements 9) Contractor's Job Representatives: a) Need letter indicating contractor's on -site representative and his authority: 10) Contractor's Job Representatives (Introduction): 4 0 CITY PRE -CONSTRUCTION CONFERENCE Jul), 30, 1981 Page 3 11) Temporary Facilities (01400 1.09): a) Temporary Office: b) Telephone Number: c) Sign on temporary office indicating emergency telephone numbers: Z> 1) Fire Department: 2) Doctor: 3) Ambulance: 4) Hospital: d) Water, Toilets, Trash disposal: e) Project record documents (As Builts) 01900 12) Correspondence to/by contractor: a) All correspondence to/by contractor is to have serial numbers. 13) Quality Control - Contractor Responsibility (1020) 14) Subnittals (samples): a) Section 01200 (1.08 and 1.09) b) List of materials submitted not later than ten (10) days from contract date. c) Require letter from each subcontractor indicating materials have been ordered -- need shippers estinated date of arrival of materials. 15) Progress Schedule (CPM) (10SO) a) Gross CPM prior to Notice to Proceed. b) Detailed network within ten (10) days after Notice to Proceed. C) Cash Flow Diagram CITY PRE -CONSTRUCTION CONFERENCE July 30, 1981 Page 4 16) Weekly Work Meetings 17) Change Orders 1 ind Insurance Prior to Commencement of Work. 19) Pernits Required 20) Payments and Liquidated Damages 21) Discussion regarding Construction Procedures 22) As Builts 23) Waste Sites (02200) 24) Testing Services 2S). Miscellaneous 26) Review Requirements Prior to Notice to Proceed 0 CITY OF EDMONDS COMPLAINT RECORD Complaint voiced by: Name: Doug Herman Address: Property owner: Yes No Where Address of property DATE 7/27/81 to be investigated: 700 Main Street Name of owner: City of Edmonds - Anderson Center Address: 700 Main Street Phone: Description of complaint-: While construction is being done for the handicap accessibility alterations some of the restrooms are not-amaj-1able for use'. Mr. Herman stated that the .children who attend the day care have to share the only'available restroom with the people who attend the Work Opportunities. The se people are handicap and scare the small children who share the restroom with them. He asked if there is any way some portable restrooms or the other restrooms be available for the children to use, so that it doesn't become overcrowded. Result of investigation: V46 ? lev WHITELEY JACOBSEN AND ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTURE ENGINEERING PLANNING 2118 Third Avenue Seattle, Washington 98121 (206) 623-0331 July 17, 1981 Mr. Hal Reeves Building Dept. Edmonds Civic Center Edmonds, WA 98020 Subject: Edmonds Plan Check Anderson Center Library Dear Mr. Reeves: JUL 2 0 REM -ter P# P W164, t We have reviewed the response to our comments by KPFF and find all responses to be satisfactory. Please call our office if you have any further questions. Sincerely yours, W J A Architects, Engineers, Planners X-6-^ ack H. I JHW/cn LLA HARGIS ENGI N E E RS - 1600 Tower Building Seattle, Washington 98101 682-6452 July 16, 1981 J U L 2 1 RECIO 810320 Arai/Jackson, Architects 1100 19th East Seattle, WA 98112 Re: Edmonds Library Gentlemen: The mechanical design for this project substatially complies with the State of Washington Energy Code. Sincerely yours. YUU'�' Q4/40 - V-14 Keith Mathews KM:nl r 0 JUL 17 1981 ARAUJACKSON WHITELEY JACOBSEN AND ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTURE ENGINEERING PLANNING 2118 Third Avenue Seattle, Washington 98121 (206) 623-0331 July 13, 1981 City of Edmonds Edmonds Building Department Edmonds Civic Center 250 5th Ave. North Edmonds, Washington 98020 'INVOICE Subject: Edmonds�Library JUL 2 0 REM Is Structural engineering services during the month of June.-and.'July, 1981 for structural review of above subject project, issue.reviewi-.comments, coordinate response to review comments with Engineer and re- commend as approved. 23h Hours Expended Amount Due . . . $650.00 Za�, 000 --7a0-,Z_3 0 CITY OF EDMONDS BUILDING DEPARTMENT 810320 Apartment & Commercial Plan Review Checklist PROJECT DATE RECEIVED PRELIMINARY TINAL PLV2 ADDRESS G50 MAI�,k 9TV_G;F_--lF OWNER C-IT-y OF- E�> mo m C>s- ARCHITECT AVA /,jAck 90 4 PHONE I USE CODE U P-),( 16(-7(o FIRE ZONE OCCUPANCY_.(501) NO. STORIES TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION �\OU�)_ —OCCUPANT LOAD 2% V�T— F100t gW —'PL&ZA L_ AREAS & VALUATION -3-3G BASEMENT SQ.FT.@_ SQ.FT.= $ lst FLOOR 1(o i -:5_3o sQ.rT.@ SQ.FT.= $ ?LAZ�A- 2nd FLOOR j:3 is SQ.FT.@ SQ. T.= $ 3rd FLOOR SQ.FT.@_ SQ.FT.= $ OTHER SQ. FT. @ SQ. FT.= $ TOTAL: $ PERMIT FEE $ f 'F-e' \14 NW6,9 PLAN CHECK FEE $ W Ak\JSE> 2. PLUMBING NO. FIXTURES DISTANCE TO METER BUILDING SUPPLY SIZE MATERIAL FIXTURE UNITS METER SIZE PER[4IT FEE $ WC TUB SHWR LAV I SINK HWH D/W C/W OTHER TOTAL 177 asd . -1- WHITELEY JACOBSEN AND ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTURE ENGINEERING PLANNING 2118 Third Avenue Seattle, Washington 98121 (206) 623-0331 June 15, 1981 8127 461, Mr. Hal Reeves Building Department Edmonds Civic Center 250 Fifth North Edmonds, Washington 98020 Re: Edmonds Plan Check Proposed -Anderson Center Library - Edmonds, Washington Arai/Jackson Architects and Designers Dear Mr. Reeves: We have reviewed the submittal drawings and structural calculations and have the following comments: 1. Show the centers of mass and rigidity at roof and plaza level in seismic calculations. Calculation sheets L3, L3A, L12, and L13 are not clear. What are the required eccentricities for torsion? 2. Show calculations for floor and roof diaphragms. What is the tension stress at the floor edge in the diaphragm? 3. The base shear equation, UBC EQ. 12.7 (triangular distribution of base shear), may be applicable only for more than two story buildings. Check seismic shear at the plaza level by an assumption that the force at the floor is proportional only to the mass of that level. 4. Calculation sheet F-1 should show service and factored dead and live loads. Show allowable soil bearing pressure for each footing. 5. Footing reinforcing should provide a minimum amount of steel equal to the temperature and shrinkage reinforcement required by the ACI 7.12. 6. The minimum footing thickness should be 1011 according to ACI 15-7. Revise footing thickness as required. 0 0 0 Mr. Hal Reeves June 15, 1981 Page 2 7. Submit column design calcuations. The following cases shall be considered for the column design: a. Column eccentric moment due to off -set center lines of column and beam. b. Moment due to beam torsion caused by eccentric floor loading. C. Check ACI 8.9.2 for arrangement of LL. 8. Show complete calculation for columns at grid lines F1 and G1 and for beam B17 at lines F and G. Show section through beam B17. If you have any questions concerning our comments, please contact us. Sincerely, W J A Architects, Engin rs, anners Ja ck H. Whiteley, P. P Presi resident cc: Gerry Dodd, KPFF 0 Ara0ackson Architects & Designers May 7, 1981 Mr. Hal Reeves Building Department 505 Bell Street Edmonds, Washington 98020 Subject: Anderson Library Dear Mr. Reeves: MAY 15 RF-db As a matter of record, the following is a summary of our phone conversation of May 7, 1981. 1. Guardrails if separated by planter areas from public plaza level need extending 31-6" from the plaza level and not the soil level in the planter. 2. Metal frame skylites and wire glass is acceptable for install- ation over the library lobby area in the area shown. If you have any objections to these conclusions, please contact me as soon as possible. Sincerely, '�4�F Thomas Ryan V)V\O�Aa cot�VE;�':,ATIIt4 W/ (:--:- U N-Keo �J - W7 1100-19th Avenue East Seattle, Washington 98112 (206) 323-8800 t Hal Reeves Arai/Jackson Architects& Designers March 11, 1981 Subject: Anderson Center Library Design Review Meeting Present: Jim Adams, City Engineer Gary Macomus, City Fire De0artment Felix DeMello, City Maintenance Jim Jessel, Dept.,.of Parks & Recreation Marylou Block, City Plann'er Hal Reeves, City Building Dept. C%%� Meeting: March 9, 1981.. Preface: The purpose of this meeting Is to -review the Anderson Center Li- brary design with the City agencies responsible for revi,ewing municipal construction projects. All qu6stions or directives concerning the Anderson Center Library should be addressed to Thomas Ryan, Arai/Jackson,, Architects, phone 323-8800. *All meeting note'Items proceeded by an asterisk.,,will require follow-up and review:by Arai/Jackson and the appropriate City agency. Felix DeMello', City Maintenance: 1. Expressed concern over serviceability of mechanical H.V�-A.C. System, including: *A. Availability of pneumatic controls; *B. Cost comparison of el ' ectric vs.. pneumatic;. *C. Backup ventilation - exhaust system;. *D. Heat pump care and maintenance. 2. Expressed concern over interior lighting system, includin'g:' A. Direct vs.'indirect lighting; .*B. Standard lamp fixtures, i.e., 4' tubes; *C. Zoning and method of switching lamps - ability to regulate lighting. per zone. 3. Expressed concern 6ver continued.site maintenance, including: A. Garbage collection location; *B. Fuel delivery for backup'heating system for Anderson Center. 1100 -19th Avenue. East Seattle, Washington 98112 (206) 323 -8800' Anderson Center Library Design Review Meeting March 9, 1981 Page 2 Jim Adams, City Engineer: 1. Expressed concern on site elements, including: *A. Site plan showing dimensions of drives, parking -stalls, etc. B. Driveway aprons shall be concrete per City specifications. Gary Macomus, City Fire Department: 1. Expressed concern on the following items: *A. Fire truck access to west side of library. Relocation of compact car stalls should allow minimum 9'-0" clearance between building and automobile parking; B. Connection from smoke detection system and fire department must be included in the building contract; Emergency lighting requires a,separate source of power; D. Heat detectors are not required with ' smoke detector system, but are advisable.in mechanical room and maitenance room; E. Fire alarm system.layout should allow flashing light to be seen by the handicapped. However, due to book stacks, the lights may not be visible throughout the building. Fire horn should maintain mini- mum 60 db. sound level. Hal Reeves, City Building Department: 1. The following items were reviewed by Hal Reevesi City,Building Inspector and have met tentative approval: A. . Building occupancy: 1) Reading areas, meeting rooms, A-2.1; 2) Staff areas, B-2. B. Type of construction - III - 1"hr. fl Exception: Exterior nionload bearing; noncombustable per sec. 2103;. 2 Exception: No fire separation required between clerical offices. and reading areas, sec. 503(d); 3). Exception: Architectural appendages may be of combustable con- struction, sec. 1710. 4) Exception: Allowable area increases, increase in floor area allowed due to separation on ; three sides, sec. 506(a)3. C. Exiting Requirements: 1). Occupant load: a. Reading area: 13,400 S.F. 50 S.F. 268 b.- Staff area: 2,930 S.F. + 100 S.F. 30 Total occupant load first floor 298 Thereforeltwo exits are required. Anderson Center Library Design Review Meeting March 9, 1981 Page 3 c. Meeting rooms: 2,475 S.F. 50 S.F. 50 Therefore two exits are required. d. Plaza:, 9,340 S.F. + 100 S.F. = 94 Total occupant load =-94 + 50 = 144 total. Therefore two exits are required. 2) Exit locations: a. Exit -location was approved by the City Building Inspector. *b. Fire Department must also review and approve of exit location. Gary Macomus, City Fire Department: 1. Expressed concern on the following items: *A. State Handicapped Code - fire alarm type and location; *B. Fire alarm system should be designed by engineers, not contractor. a 0 0 69 "(0 ,ov me. N.V.% MAR 13 RECt Arai/Jackson Architects & Designers March 10, 1981 Mr. Hal Reeves 505 Bell Street Edmonds, Washington 98020 Dear Mr. Reeves: ?8A te?�� Piz The following is a summary of our meeting concerning the appli—. cation of the Uniform Building Code to the Anderson Center Li- brary. According to our meeting, you., expressed approval of our interpretation of the Uniform Building Code and our use of appropriate exceptions allowed under the Uniform Building Code. In order to maintain accurate project records we request that you review these meeting notes, and if you concur in their ac- curacy, please send us one signed copy. Meeting Notes March 10, 1981 Present: Hal Reeves, Edmonds Building Inspector Thomas Ryan, Arai/Jackson Architects The following is a summary of the assumptions and applications of the Uniform Building Code to the Anderson Center Library, and have been approved by the City of Edmonds Building Inspector. A. Building Occupancy 1. Reading areas, meeting rooms, A-2.1; 2. Staff areas, B-2. B. Type of Construction, III-1hr. 1. Exception, sec. 2103; exterior non -load bearing may be of non combustable construction. 2. Protection of exterior openings is not required. 3. Exception, sec. 503; no fire separation is required be- tween clerical offices and reading areas. 4. Exception, sec. 1710; architectural appendages (sunscreens) may be of combustable construction. 5. Exception, sec. 506; allowable area increase in floor area due to separation on three sides beyond required minimum. 1100-19th Avenue East Seattle, Washington 98112 (206) 323-8800 Mr. Hal Reeves March 10, 1981 Page 2 C. Exiting Requirements 1. Occupant Load a. Reading area: 13,400 s.f, 50 s.f./person 268 b. Staff area: 2,930 s.f. -- 100 s.f./person 30 Total occupant load, first floor 298 Two exists required. C. Meeting rooms: 2,475 s.f. 50 s.f./person 50 d. Plaza: 9,340 s.f. + 100 s.f./person 94 Total occupant load, plaza level 144 Two exits required. .2. Exit distance, width and location a. Exception: Exit from reading room may be through adjoining accessory area; see sec. 3302(e). b. Exit location, distance and width were reviewed and approved by the Building Official. C. Exit location and arrangement must also be approved by Fire Department. If you have any comments on the above meeting notes, please call me. Sincerely, -r_ Thomas Ryan cc, Jim Jessel lo-101 ,A,PPROVED - DATE V 9 CITY �F EDNNIONDS - BLDG. DEPI 9=-��--INSPECTOR III Arai/Jafson Architects & Designers 0 (206) 323-8800 1100-19th Avenue East Seattle, Washington 98112 Date: 1r;, — 5 1 Job No: Project: Owner: Contractor: To: b.�A�� "a Gentlemen: We axe sending you the following: 0 Prints C3 Shop Dwgs C1 Originals C] Specifications El Samples C1 Dwg No No Copies Date Item tjaq1eEV For: 50 approval /ccuwnts C] coordination Ofile 0 corrections 0 fabricat ion 0 per your request 0 estimating 0 information 0 Remarks: -ro L)Atq i-r`N AND If this material is not received as listed above please notify at once. 0 Mflb 0 17040 111 �e r 0 0 810320 DATE: Z2 - 2 MEMO TO: Building Division Community Developmen,t;Department FROM- Engineering Division Public Works Department SUBJECT: After review of the subject Building Permit application, we have the following comments: 1. Connection to City water system required. 2. -Gonnection to City sanitary sewer system required. 3. Right-of-way Permit required for any work on City property I 4, Driveway slope not to exceed 14%. 5. Backwater valve required if downstairs plumbing is below elevation of uDst�eam manhole. ..... ... 6. Water and sewer lines to be separated by 10 foot minimum. ' a, ae- 'a"t 0 tg;7, V V V Are- &-- F%42-te-1 AJ C. 6 rf— 7D Az,50A,4-XL_ f-- PK4-'0q I T� to. 454J-ow-) kc;,e-Am6Aj tt�r— 64jA-0-e, S t4e- a i cA, Q 4- TZ� i s,5,u 4,,js=p C3 r- pf'-00-*" I I' . "Signature t V/ Arai/Jackson Architects& Designers (206) 323-8800 1100-19th Avenue East Seattle, Washington 98112 74 /Itio, � Date: 12/2/80 1 Li'br Job No: ---1-1-2--8 -; �Sno-Isle ��egion`a� a Edmon'ods/ Edmonds, Washington City of Edmonds Building Department Edmonds, Washington From: Otello Zanchettin On Friday October 31, 1980, 1 called you regarding the number of toilet room fixtures required for the library by the Building Code. You instructed me to use Appendix C, Minimum Plumbing Facilities, listed in the Uniform,Plumbing Code, and to use a clarification,of public building as to the type of building occupancy. At this time it is anticipated the library will be approximately 20,000 square feet. The library staff anticipates an average maximum number of 150 people at one time; this woul.d include 75 people in the library and 75 people in the auditorium. Using the occupancy classification of public building, the following minimum plumbing fixtures would be required. Water Closets 6 fixtures per 111-150 people. (2/3 of men's water closet requirements can be urinals.) Lavatories 5 fixtures per 91-125 people. 1 additional for each additional 45. Will provide 6 lavatories. If you do not concur with the following or have any questions concerning.this matter, please call me. cc: Jim Jessel R/23\ff nrr-\-� R 40 �,Uxa dunn 192*. FRANCES E. 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