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FIRE Serving Brier, Edmonds, and 12425 Meridian Ave S Mountlake Terrace Everett, WA 98208 Phone (425) 551-1200 www.FireDistrictl.org Fax (425) 551-1272 LOCATION: 654 5 th Avenue S Bldg 98020 BUSINESS NAME: Bella Coolla Bldg FIRE PREVENTION INSPECTION REPORT 09EDMONDS 0 BRIER 0 MOUNTLAKE TERRACE [I UNINCORPORATED 00' FREQUENCY I STATION& SHIFT Annual 17-C SCHEDULED DATE DUE 0 Nov 2015 MAILING UFIR o 591 152 ADDRESS: 654 5th Avenue S, Suite Bldg, Edmonds, WA 98020 BUSIN ESS OWNER: Pac NW Prop Mngt HOME PHONE: PHONE: 4257782666 EMERGENCY-1: �C�� PIV-1 HOME PHONE: 42SAV68ft8— KEY A'CCESS-2: (-�e pp/ P q HOME PHONE: EMAIL:— r2a,� - "CURRENT CITY YES NO BUSINESS El 11 LICENSE PERSON CONTACTED: 6, NAME OF INSPECTOR: INITIAL INSPECTION DATE FIRESYSTEIVIS: A§51113FA51113FE�_/J� Date Last Serviced: Sliq 1/ty FDLkBox 1 0 V_ � 1'*� - ,,� V (r, � r- " M, Y�- U, cow HAZARDS FOUND AND LOCATIONS I COMMUNICATIONS J ZI 2 64 2 3 1-,"f 3 otkpq d feLA- 4--e- t c 4- 5 121 6 c) K-'I- 6 7 (6� ------ 7 I AGREE TO CORRECT THE ABOVE VIOLATION(S) IN THE NEXT 30 DAYS X In our continuing effort to promote fire safety and prevention within the community, your fire department conducts regularly scheduled "Fire Safety Survey Inspections" of all.businesses and multi -family occupancies in the Cities covered by Snohomish County Fire District 1. You are to be congratulated on the relative good condition of your occupancy in regards to fire safety. Above you will find the item(s) that were noted during, our inspection which require attention to bring them into compliance with the minimum standards adopted by the above jurisdictions. Any overlooked hazards or violations of the fire regulations does not imply approval of such conditions or violation. If you require additional information or to schedule a re -inspection for Edmonds, call (425) 775-7720; for Mountlake Terrace or Brier, call (425 )744-6231. Ar SNOHOMISH CO. Serving Brier, Edmonds, and 12425 Meridian Ave S Mountlake Terrace Everett, WA 98208 - FIR M (425) 551-1200, Phone DISTH w'ww.FireDistrictl.org Fax (425) 551-1272 LOCATION: 654 5 th, Avenibe S Suite 300A 98020 BUSINESS NAME: Ten Gun Design Inc. PHONE: 4253617284 MAILING ADDRESS: 654 5th Avenue SW, Suite 300A, Edmonds, WA 9802 0 BUSINESS OWNER: HOME PHONE: EMERGENCY-1: MST Properties HOME PHONE: 2069069110 KEY ACCESS-2: HOME PHONE: EMAIL: PERSON CONTACTED: 7— rj f-j t NAME OF INSPECTOR: D'vj- 'w o6q'k FIRE SYSTEMS: 'FE M 4144 . 1A r FIRE PREVENTION INSPECTION REPORT 19EDMONDS 0 BRIER 0 MOUNTLAKE TERRACE [I UNINCORPORATED FREOUENCY STATION & SHIFT 2015 17-C SCHEDULED DATEDUE ONov2015 Fo591 152 CURRENT CITY YES NO BUSINESS LICENSE El INITIAL INSPECTION DATE 0 5-10 ? //� - i - AR'Ni . A,,% "r- C�-4 %/if r . rvl) Cl V 00L 1�ul VRIVU. TL_ I t7"u 1, 1 1- HAZARDS FOUND AND LOCATIONS COMMUNICATIONS 2 2 3 3 - 4 4 5 .... . . 6 7 6 7 I AGREE TO CORRECT THE ABOVE VIOLATION(S) IN THE NEXT 30 DAYS X /V/ '6. lst RE -INSPECTION DATE DUE: 2nd RE -INSPECTION DATE DUE: EXTENSION GRANTEDTO: FINAL RE -INSPECTION. DATE DUE: VIOLATIONS CITED: PERSON CONTACTED: INSPECTOR: PERSON CONTACTED: =ERSI:;W--- CONTACTED: INSPECTOR: INSPECTOR: 2 3 DATE: DATE: DATE: VIOLATIONS 1 15 VIOLATIONS.*"- 1 15 PRE -CITATION LETTER SENT CITATION ISSUED NUMBER: 4 z- 2 6 2 6 DATE: R E T UR N RECEIPT RECEIVED CODE SECTION: 5 3 7 3 7 LETTER NEEDED [] YES NO DATE:.-.-,.---., 8 LETTER NEEDED 0 YES El NO A. Certification Given tth -n Absco Solt. a .s RED YELLOW WHITE CONFIDENCE TEST I 023.161h Avt: WSuiLcE,1.ynh%varw�WA OV13611.S.A. REPAIRS f425) 771-1166 Fax (425) 771-44" .2 v, FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS (One System per Report) Occupancy Name: Bc1W Cooki Buildikg Occupancy Address: 654 5th Ave S, Edmonds Building Owner- Pacific. NoTd)wnsi Property Managm Phone Number: 206-290-4929 Owner Agent. David Cian Date of Inspection: ()7/01/2016 Testers Name: Kt:u Day Monitoring: ACI Phone Number: 206-29G-029 Inspection Type. v Annual Quarterly SFD Certification Number: S C P >- 6K e—Z-2: Phone M 1800-7521-241�0 FACP Manufacturer: Silent Kniftht Model #: 5207 # of Initiating Circuits: 16 Account #: 6-1-25S5 Location: Elec-aical moni I.qi floor # of Signal Circuits: 4 Notes: ALARM SYSTEM FUNCTIONALITY Yes No N/A All notification circuits operational? All circuits checked for electrical supervision? All auxiliM equipment operates (elevators, fans, dampers)? Key to panel available? Operating Instructions at panel? Trouble Indicators function properly? Test record posted at panel? Signals received at central station? Operator k_ Problem& Found - Corrections Made: Date Corrected: '71LI2(o SFD Certification �7 ��- 1--7- - -3 HI This certifies that this fire and life safety system has been properly inspected for reliability to cover the Items listed In this report and Is consistent with Seattle Fire Department Fire Code standards, and that discrepancies ted and have been reported to the building Owner/Manager for corre ,pitive action. Signature of Tester: Signature of Owner Phone#: 20�, 3S�o 0 I SYSTEM DEVICES MODEL# TOTAL TESTED SATISFACTORY? Yes No NIA Horn/Strobes Gctitcx GX9WW 23 Strobe Only Horn Only Speaker/Strobes Syracm ";ervol, gyric 25 Y, _�K Speaker Only Sounder Base Belts Manual Pulls qilcnL KnighL SATK 10 Photo Smoke Detectors I lochild SLK24F I I Ion Smoke Detectors Combination Smoke/Heat 135, Rate of Rist Rest 200' Rate of Rise Heat 133- Fixed Temp Heat 200* Fixed Temp Heat Duct Smoke Detectors Detector Rernote Indicators Remote Annunciators SiletirRnimht 5230 1 Elevator Recall Output 2 [F—an Pressurkation Door Holders 5 Door Unlock Curtains/Roll-down Doors Fire Fighter Phones Main FACP Trouble with AC off? No Battery backup operational? No Battery voltage (no load) Volts Battery voltage (full load) i - Yvolts Charge circuit voltage 2-LILL Volts Battery Size -7-x-u� Panel Type: ;- Trouble with AC off? /Z-1 %-zpwN No Battery backup operational? No Battery voltage (no load) ��V�Oks Battery voltage (full load) jj--j volts Charge circuit voltage alp 'Ci volts Battery Size Qp-,l 19 PanelType: Trouble with AC off? Yes No Battery backup operational? Yes No Battery voltage (no lead) —volts Battery voltage (full load) volts Charge circuit voltage volts Battery Size PahelType: Trouble with AC off? Yes No Battery backup operational? Yes No Battery voltage (no food) volts Battery voltage (full load) volts Charge circuit voltage volts Battery Size 4� Certification Oiven RED YELLO WHITE CONFIDENCE TEST oe REPAIRS1 -110, �m (4251 ' P t-4422 FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS (One System per Report) Occupancy Name: , Belle C001a Btiildilka Occupancy Address- 654 5th Ave S. Edmonds Building Owner: Pacific Nortbwcsr Property M.g.tiir Phone Number: 206-2CMI-4924) Owner Agent: Mvid ('I)qn Phone Number., 206-29(1-4929 Date of Inspection: 09/12r-014 Inspection Type: oe Annual Quarterly Testers Name: Tony Pclusa SFD Certification Number: SCP-Fv-�0-7 Monitoring: ACI Phon4D 1800-752-2490 Account M 63-2:58-5 FACP Manufacturer: Silont Kt-iight Model 520? Location: Electrio-M rumn 1 A fluor #of Initiating Circuits: 16 0 of Signal Circuits: 4 Notes: 091�--"-mrz Z(6 ALARM SYSTEM FUNCTIONALITY Yes No WA All notification circuits operational? All circults chacked tor electrical supervision? All auxillairy equipment operates (elevators, fans, dampers)? Key to panel available? Oper ling instructions at panel? Trouble indicators function properly? Test record posted at panel? Signals received at central station? Operator 1�_ Proble Found: YtLL6vJ '-Co44 L)\ji- Ttb -rO, Ll A -r.04 M'4 e-H. '& P-t-' L/ 11: 10 1 /5 Ha,,IC, o-IQ 4& Ldk 15 '701 80121V NOT W-01-2k-1^14 Corrected By: Corrections Made: Date Corrected: SFO Certification #: This certifies that this file and life to cover the Items I Isted In this/o Code standards, and tha��sqr4p Owner/Manager for corroctive'R.0t Signature of Tester: Signature of Ownek tem has been properly inspected for reliability consistent with Seattle Fire Department Fire noted and have been reported to the building r -z Ll 6 SYSTEM DEVICES MODEL TOTAL TESTED SAT13FAOTORY? Yes No N/A Horn/Strobes (Jelltex k;xlx)4w �3 Strobe Only Horn Only RVM1eM SVnSQT Sync 25 1 PO T41 Speaker/Strobes Speaker Only SounderBase Bang Manual Pulls silent Knight SATK 10 0 Photo Smoke Detectors 110chiki SLK24F Li 0 Ion Smoke Detectors Combination SmokefHeat 135* Rate of Rise Heat 200" Rate of Rise Heat 135' Fixed Temp Heat 200* Fixed Ternp Heat Duct Smoke Detectors Detector Remote Indicators Remote Annunciators Silent Knight 5-2.30 1 Elevator Recall Output 2 Fan Pressurization Door Holders 5 Door Unlock Curtains/Roff-down Doom Fire Fighter Phones __ - I Main FACP Trouble with AC off? es No Battery backup operational? No Battery voltage (no load) 0094olts Battery voltage (full load) volts Charge circuit voltage volts Battery SQ-Z.) IV7-k q I ype: i1th AC off? N o ackup operational? No Ditage, (no load) volts DitagO (fun load) IM-1 Vona ircuit voltage volts Ize (;i� I IV Oo Lopf> PnnelType: Trouble with AC off? Yes No Battery backup operational? Yes No Battery voltage (no load) -volts Battery voltage (full load) volts Charge circuit voltage volts -Battery Size PanelType: Trouble with AC otr? Yes No Battery backup operational? Yes No Battery voltage (no load) volts Sattery vohage (full load) volts Charge circuit voltage volts Battery Size OaLq twk� 19,313 35".Av- V.1 Mate E. LyiwatacA WA38W6 U ..A (421) 771-11 ZG Fre: M-44-22 Occupancy Name: Building Owner. Owner Agent: Date of Inspection: Testers Name: Monitoring: ACT Certification Given ---TY—ELLOW RED I WHITE CONFIDENCE TEST REPAIRS FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS (One System per Report) Bztia Coola BuiWing. Occupancy AddFins: 654 Sth Ave S, Edrncmds lla,;ifwNodhwt�RtIlropeytymglllt PhoneNtanber: Phone Nutriber. 05.1)9,'2013 Inspection Type: / Annual Quarterly Kial Day SF D Certification N umber: SCP-hM Phonef: IKW-752-2490 Account* 63-2185 FACP Manufactiwer.Silelu KL4-ur Modd #: 3 207 Loc4vtion: EluoritW Rm Isr Fir # of Initiating Circuits: 16 # of Signal Circuits: 4 Notes: - ALARM SYSTEM FUNCTIONALITY yes No NIA AD notification circuits operational7 All circuits chocked for electrical supervision? All auxiliary equipment operates (elevators, fans, dampers)? Kayto panel availAW97 OPOratifig IhStrUCtiahN at Paha17 L11-101 Trouble indicators fiaiction propw1w Test record posted at pand7 Signals received at central station? Operator k_ wo- Problems Found: Corrected By - Corrections Made: Date Corrected: SFD Certification Arcts-s U.4J 'w;— This certifies that this fire and life safety system has been properly inspected for reliability to coverthe items listedinthis report and is c !j I I G 15" -qent with�Se ire c90 _5 -�ffie Fire Department F Code standards, and that diatrepancieB 0 otei n reported to t.he building M Owner/Manager for carrvcoOe actdio Signature of Tester: Phone#: 2C)G35ZO�/kc9:3 Signature of Owner: -�T& , SY,51tM DEMCES 4 MODEL# . TOTAL TESTED SATISFACTORY? Yes No NIA HorniStrabas Gcw—x OXMW 2.1 Strobe Only �Horn Only systull scmsur Sytw 25 SpeakeriStrobas Speaker Only Sounder Base Bells Manual Pulle Silahl Knighl 10 Photo Smoke Detectcawra HmWki ILK24F I I Ion Smoke Detectors Combination Smokell-leat 135* Rate of Riae Heat 200' Rate of Rise Heat 135' Fixed Tamp Heat 201r Fixed Temp ;Feat Duct Smoke Detectors Datactor Remote Indicators Remote Annunciators Sihzt Knight 5210 1 ElevAtor Recall OutpLA 2 FanPressurization Door Holders 5 Door Unlock CurtainalRoll-dom Doors Fire Fighter Phones Main FACP Trouble with A C off'? No Battery backup operational? No Battery vc4tage ino load) volts Battery voltage (full load) volts Charge circuit voltage Voltz Battery Size ,).,&.n PanelTvpe: PanelTvpe: Trouble with Ar- off? Yes No Battery backup operational? Y" No Battery voftaga Ina load) volts Battery voltage (full load) volts Charge circuit voltage volts Battery size Ign -r PanelTvpe: Trouble with AC aW? No Battery backup operationa17 to) No Battery voltage (no load) Q:L, volts Battery voltage (full load) aLl volts Charge c ircuit voltage :L(eft volts Battery Size -7 Mn Trouble with AC aff7 Yes No Battery backup operational? Yas No Battery voltage (no load) volts Battery voltage Vull load) volts Charge circuit voltage Volts Battery Size F fidence Testing Company: AW k.�§'&WVANCED "� FIRE PROTECTION. INC. P.O. Box 1543 -�Woodinville, WA 98072 Ph.: 425.483.5657 n8rw 1,14-e Fire Department a Confidence Test Report 206.386.1448 Confidence Testing Officer 206.615.1068 (fax) 206.233.7219Red Tag Hotline SPRINKLERS - WET Certification Given RED 0 FYELLOW U I WHITE-9- (ONE SYSTEM PER REPORT) CONFIDENCETEST: ke REPAIRS:1 F1 Occupancy Addressv-/,_�-z/ Occupancy Name:.Pn z-A e!57n�,L 4 Building Owner: Phone Number: Responsible Person: Phone Number: 171-2�1- Building Owner Address: Date of Inspection: Z 4 Tester's Name (print): _511A� Inspection Frequency/ Type: ,nan SFD Certification Number: SCP-,S 2-05 Central Station monitoring? Y e s4a- No El Monitoring Co. Name: Primary Component. jP ;-1 System Model: , 9 Al System Make: System Location:) K, 7z—z T�140� Identification Number: Problems Found: (if additional room is required, please add a separate sheet.) Corrections Made Date Corrected: Corrected by: (If additional room is required, please add a separate sheet.) SFD Certification Number: SCP- This certifies that this Fire and Life Safety system has been properly inspected for reliability td',cover the items listed in this report and is consistent with the Seattle Fire Department Fire Code standards, and all discrepancies are noted and have been- e orted t�,thelbul di � Owner/Manager for corrective action. Signature of Teste- Pho44�4�5.483.5657 Testing Agency: Advanced Fire Protection, Inc. Mailing Address: P.O. Box 1543 -Woodinville, WA 98072 Building Representative (signature): Sprinklers * WET .— Page: 1 of 2 I e-below items on the check list shall be inspected and tested. This list does not constitute all of the quired inspecting and testing of the Fire and Life Safety system. Refer to the Seattle Fire Department �ire Code for inspecting and testing requirements. General 2. Static Pressure: psi Flow Pressure: psi 4. Was 2" Main Drain checked? . ................................................................................... No El qt ftor�zj 6. Pressure regulating' valves -tested'? .............................................................................. N/A,.& Yes Q No El 8. System inspected- afid.44bricat9d .................................. ............... ........ Y ee-8 No E] 10. Provided on all valves? ................................................................................................ ......... Yes-0 No LI 12. Sprinkler coverage acceptable? ............................................................................................. Yelg7a, No El 14. Proper number spare sprinkler heads available with appropriate wrenchs for each? .............. YQA=a_ No El 16. System gauges been replaced or calibrated within the past 5 years? .......... ............ Yes -El— No L) .......... I .......... Sprinklers * WET Page: 2 of 2 FIRE PREVENTION " Serving Edinonds Niler 12425 Meridian Ave S INSPECTION REPORT SNOHOMISH CO. ��k 4 Mountla& Terrace, and FIRE EVerett, WA 98208 0 EDMONDS 0 BRIER Dh� the Town of Woodway IST,1k Phone (425),551-1200 OWOODWAY 0 MOUNTLAKE TERRACE www.FireDistrictl.org Fax (425) 551-1272 0 UNINCORPORATED FREQUENCY STATION & SHIFT"I LOCATIOM, 654 5th Avenue 365. 17 D I BUSINESS NAME:, ella Coolla Bldg PHONE: 42577,82666 SCHEDULED DATE DUE 11/01/12 MAILING Q,954 5th Ave S LIFIR � 591 422 1152 ADDRESS: Edmonds 98020 BUSINESS OWNER: Granger, Dennis HOME PHONE: 42597-68318 AC11VE EMERGENCY-!: HOME'PI46NJI E: �'CURRENT KEY ACCESS-2: HOME PHONE:, CITY YES NO BUSINESS LICENSE PERSON CONTACTED: INITIAL INSPECTION DATE NAME OF INSPECTOR: FIRE FA & AS 4/12 I'D LkBx _j -FE Q. SYSTEMS: A N FPJ U� L HAZARDS FOUND AND LOCATIONS COMMUNICATIONS 2 2 7 3 .3 4 �k4 5 5 ,h 6 lk 6 7 7 I AGREE TO CORRECT THE ABOVE VIOLATION(S) IN THE NEXT 30 DAYS X 1st RE -INSPECTION 2nd RE -INSPECTION EXTENSION FINAL RE -INSPECTION VIOLATIONS DATE DUE! DATE DUE: 9RANTED TO: DATE DUE: CITED: PERSON PERSON PERSON CONTACTED: CONTACTED: CONTACTED: INSPECTOR: INSPECTOR:111 INSPECTOR: 2 DATE: DATE: At DATE: 3 VIOLATIONS VIOLA IONS PRE -CITATION CITATION ISSUED 1 5 15 LETTER SENT NUMBER: 4 r I CODE 5 2 6 2 6 DATE: SECTION: RETORN RECEIPT 3 7 3 7 RECEIVED 6 DISPOSITION: 14 8 4 8 7 LETTER NEEDED [-] YES NO LETTER NEEDED [] YE� NO 8 FIRE DEPOITMENT WPY SNOH6mISH CO. -FIRE DIST: Serving Briet: Edinonds fMountlake Terraceand Tthe Tow' n' of Woodway www.FireDistrict].org I LOCATION: 654 5th Avenue �j BUSINESS NAME: Bella Coolla Bldg MAILING 654 5th Ave S ADDRESS: Edmonds BUSINESS OWNER: Granger, Dennis EMERGENCY-1: KEY ACCESS-2: PERSON CONTACTED: lr� NAME OF INSPECTOR: FIRE FA 5/11 AS SYSTEMS: Is 12425 Meridian Ave S Everett, WA 98208 Phone (425) 551-1200 Fax (425) 551-1272 PHONE: 4257782666 98020 HOME PHONE: 4258768818 HOME PHONE: HOME PHONE: FIRE PREVENTION INSPECTION REPORT 0 EDMONDS 0 BRIER E]WOODWAY 0 MOUNTLAKE TERRACE 0 UNINCORPORATED FREQUENCY STATION & SHIFT� 365 1 17 C_ SCHEDULED .11101/11 DATE DUE UFIR o 591 4221,152 ACTIVE CURRENT CITY YES NO BUSINESS LICENSE 1:1 1:1 INITIAL INSPECTION DATE � /I / I -L, FE ANNUAL HAZARDS FOUND AND LOCATIONS / COMMUNICATIONS 2 31 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 I AGREE TO CORRECT THE ABOVE VIOLATION(S) IN THE NEXT 30 DAYS X 1st RE -INSPECTION DATE DUE: 1 I 2nd RE -INSPECTION DATE DUE: EXTENSION GRANTED TO: FINAL RE -INSPECTION DATE DUE: VIOLATIONS CITED: PERSON CONTACTED: PERSON CONTACTED: PERSON CONTACTED: INSPECTOR:( INSPECTOR: INSPECTOR: 2 DATE: 41 DATE: DATE: 3 Vpl_�,PONS 1 k-e�' 15 G VIOLATIONS 1 5 PRE -CITATION LE77ER SENT CITATION ISSUED NUMBER: 4 2 6 2 6 DATE: CODE SECTION: 5 3 7 3 7 RETURN RECEIPT RECEIVED 6 4 13 4 18 DATE: DISPOSITION: 7 LETTER NEEDED 0 YES [I NO LETTER NEEDED [-] YES NO 8 FIRE DEPARTMENT COPY Confidence Testing Company: -JABVANCED P.O. Box 1543 - Woodinville, WA 98072 Ph.: 425.483.5657 S&ffftlwite Fire Department Confidence Test Report 206.386.1448 Confidence Testing Officer 206.615.1068 (fax) 206.233.7219Red Tag Hotline SPRINKLERS -WET Certification Given RED YELILOW;Q I WIlj:ITE-0— (ONE SYSTEM PER REPORT) _F_ CONFIDENCE TEST: R E P A I R S Occupancy Address:Ag-5 C/' -S�2 Occupancy Name: Building Owner: Phone Number: Responsible Person: 2C /X'4'y/A/5 Phone Number: ';�2q_ Building Owner Address: Date of Inspection: Inspection Frequency Type: _�n n �u Tester's Name (print): Z!�k� C-P SFD Certificatio n Number: SCP- Central Station monitoring? Y e-s-L] No El Monitoring Co. Name: .1,444elKi 4few'--T4�_ Primary Component: /X/� 7- System. Make: Al/z A1�04 System Model: RILZ�'2�-el-A-,4Y System Location: Identification Number: Problems Found: (if additional room is required, please add a separate sheet. Corrections Made: Date Corrected: Corrected by: (if additional room is required, please add a separate sheet.) SFD Certification Number: SCP- This certifies that this Fire and Life Safety system has been properly inspected for reliability to cover the items listed in this report and is . consistent with the Seat,)e Fire Department Fire Code standards, and all discrepancies are noted and have bee p ed to th bultdi 9, her/Manager for corrective action. Signature of Tester:� Phone #: 425.483.5657 Testing Agency: -"'Ad'vanced Fire Protection, Inc. Mailing Address: P.O. Box 1543 -Woodinville, WA 98072 Building Representative (signature): Sprinklerse WET Page: 1 of 2 T he below items on the check list shall be inspected and tested. T his list does not constitute all of the qpuired inspecting and testing of theFire and Life Safety system. Refer to the Seattle Fire Department �i� Code for inspecting and. testing requirements. General I. Flow,Test conducted? ........................................................................................................................................ Y e s-,S— N o C3 2. Static Pre�sure:. psi Flow Pressure: psi Total -number -of sprinkler heads on this system? 4. Was 2" Main Drain checked? .................................................. �! .............. '---_-� .............................. Other,E] _;,Ye�-� No Ll 5. Flow� Switches, Supervisory Switches and Alarm Bells tested? ..................................... N/A C) Ye-s*U—No EJ 6. Pressure regulating valves tested? ............................................................................... N/A,4 Yes 0 No L) 7. Alarm Bell operate? ....................................................................................................... N/A El Yes-5—No C) 8. System inspected and lubricated ? .................................................................................. Yes-tj— No Ej ,9. Valv6s'-sealed -or supervised? ........................................................................................................... Y e;g:-@— No El 10. Provided on all valves? ...... ! ...................................................................................................... Yes-9— No LI, I 1.4Pumper-Connections-,and Clapper valves unobstructed and turn freely ? ............................. ................. Yeg'O- No E) 12. Sprinkler coverage acceptable? ............................................................................................. Y ers—ff N o C1 13. Have the -sprinkler heads been replaced or successfully sample tested in the last 50 yearsT Yes-a7-No (:I Proper* n'umber spare sprinkler heads available with appropriate wrenchs for each? .............. Y e `sO No El 15. SystemIeft,iri service? ......... . ....... I .................................................... I ....................................... Yes-@— No El 16. System gauges been replaced or calibrated within the past 5 years? ................. .... Yes—Cl— No L) 17. Sptifikler-beads- free of corrosion, paint, obstructions and/or physical damage? ..................... Yes-5— No C) 18. Was debris found in the Fire Department Connection (FDC)? ................................................ Yes 0 No-D 19. Was the- Fire Department Connection (FDC) back flushed within the last 5 years? ................. Yes 0 No Q 20. Was an internal pipe and valve inspection performed within the last 5 years? ................. Yes -=No (3 Date Performed: 21. Was a signal received at the Central Station monitoring company? .................... N/A Q Y ez--r_r`N o ci Sprinklers * WET Page: 2 of 2 Certification Given �' 75 0. RED YELLOW WHITE v, CONFIDENCE TEST 19023 3e AV. W, Stlit. E, Lyllaw..d, WA 980M U.S.A. (47S)7?1-1166 Fax(425)771-4422 REPAIRS Occupancy Name: Building Owner Owner Agent: Date of Inspection: Testers Narne: FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS (One System per Report) 1401a Cooln Rudding Occupancy Address: MA 5d, Av- S, Ednuvids Pacific NW Pruperty Mauagcmcnt Phone Number: 42S-697-4245 Dickey Nm-,engm- Phone Number: 425-697-4245 (9/25/2012 Inspection Type: V Annual Quarterly Kan Day SFD Certification Number: SCP- D-062-13 Monitoring: ACT Phone #: 1800-752-2490 Account #: 63-2585 FACP Manufacturer: SikntKnight Model #: 5207 Location: Elixtriwd rown I bt ffi, 4 of Initiating Circuits: 16 # of Signal Circuits: 4 Notes: ALARM SYSTEM FUNCTIONALITY Yes No N/A All notification circuits operational? All circuits checked for electrical supervision7 All auxiliary equipment operates (elevators, fans, dampers)? Key to panel availabl97 Operating instructions at panel? Trouble indicators function properly? A Test record posted at panel? Signals received at central station? Operator #—L,;— X Problems Found: 103 J- Corrected By: _kAL T-�040CA Corrections Made: Date Corrected: IL;z:4 SFD Certification MDO;L, C-)eme) F- leuJar AcsA This certifies that this fire and life safety system has been properly inspected for reliability to cover the Items listed In this report and Is consistent with Seattle Fire Department Fire Code standards, and th-It discrepancies are noted and have been reported to the building Owner/Manager for cor;�tive a41-o-n--.-'\ Signature of Testeraon& �;Zz� A —Phone#: It& S5'4 qw3 Signature of Owner: SYSTEM DEVICES MODEL# TOTAL TESTED SATISFACTORY? Yes No N/A Ham/Strobes Guntux GX904W 23 Strobe Only Ham Only Spirin Sensorqync 25 Speaker/Strobes Speaker only Sounder Base aells Manual Pulls SilenrKnight SATK 10 Photo Smoke Detectors Hochiki ';LK24F I I )c I Ion Smoke Detectors Combination SmokelHeat 135* Rate of Rise Heat 20Cr Rate of Rise Heat kv 1350 Fixed Tamp Heat 2000 Fixed Temp Heat Duct Smoke Detectors Detector Remote Indicators Remote Annunciators SlIctit Kitight 5230 1 Elevator Recall Output 2 Fan Pressurization Door Holders 5 Door Unlock W Curtains/Rall-down Doors Fire Fighter Phones Main FACP Trouble with AC off? No Battery backup operational? Wal No �Z: Battery voltage (no load) _t J(JA volts Battery voltage (full load) &Ll�— volts Charge circuit voltage- Qi1valts Battery Size liwo PanelType: .V-1 Trouble with AC off? I No Battery backup operationa17 &e) No Battery voltage (no load) =.I- volts Battery voltage (full load) 2%A�L Volts Charge circuit voltage olts Futtery Sizo D,14 0 PanelType: Trouble with AC off7 Yet No Battery backup operational? Yes No Battery voltage (no load) —volts Battery voltage (full load) volts Charge circuit voltage volts Elattety S12a PanalType: Trouble vAth AC off? Yes No Battery backup operational? Yes No Battery voltage (no load) volts Battery valtage (full load) volts Charge circuit voltage volts Battery Size RED . . ....... 19023 360'AVe W, Suits F� Lymtvjcd, WA 9IW36 USA (42.S)771-1166 FmE(475'j771-022 Occupancy Name: Building Owner Owner Agent: Certification Given FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS (One System per Report) YELLOW I WHITE CONFIDENCE TEST I V REPAIRS R01a Cwht RuiltUng Occupancy Address: &U Sth Ave S, Ednvotids Pacific NW Property Mmmgc=nt Phone Number: Date of Inapection: 05A)5/201 i Testers Name: Phone Number: ifZk;Coflq� Inspection Type: V Annual Quarterly SFD Certification Number: SCP- 4 61-144t Monitoring: Ai2 Phone#:B:RG2zq'qi9Account #: 0 -09B FACP Manufa�turer: Si'LdKnisft( Model #- 5207 Location: EL,.1t,cJ P-.P,2 # of Initiating Circuits: 16 # of Signal Circuits: 4 Notes: ALARM SYSTEM FUNCTIONAUTY yeg No N/A All notification circuits operational? All circuits cher-ked for electrical supwvIsion? V All auxiliary equipment operates (elevators, fans, dampem)? Key to panel available7 operating Instructions at panel? V Trouble indicators function properly? V/Z Test record posted at panel? V./ Signals received at central station? Operator #-2— V Problems Found: Afa 'i Corrections Made: Date Corrected: Corrected By: SFD Certification M This certifies that this fire and life safety system has been properly inspected for reliability to cover the items listed in !Oirk report and is consistent with Seattle Fire Department Fire Code standards, and that dl!�creipan . are noted and have been reported to the building Owner/Manager for correctl,4e actio 1-7- /-/n-WVA,-- ',) o 6 — 73 S-4 - Signature of Tester_ 4�� / , Phone #: Signature of Owner: wq VSTEM DEVICES MODEL# TOTAL TESTED SATISFACTORY? Yes No NIA Ham/Strobes Strobe Only Ham Only Wheelock/FC1 3 Speaker/Strobes Speaker only Sounder Baca Bells Manual Pulls Photo Smoke Detectors Ion Smoke Detectors Combination SmakeMeat 135' Rate of Rise Heat 200g Rate of Rise Heat 135* Fixed Temp Heat 20V Fixed Temp Heat Duct Smoke Detectors Detector Remote Indicators Remote Annunciators Irk panul I Elevator Recall Output Fan Pressurization Door Holders Door Unlock Curtains/Roll-down Doors Fire Fighter Phones Main FACP Trouble with AC off? No Battery backup operational? a No Battery voltage (no load) Z--LIL3 volts Battery voltage (full load) '24. 5-2-un Charge circuit voltage Elattery Size '-5-'/-7 , PanelTvpe: Trouble with AC off? Yes No Battery backup operational? Yes No Battery voltage (no load) Volta Battery voltage (full load) volts Charge circuit voltage volts Battery Size PanelType: Trouble vAth AC off? Yes No Battery backup operational? Yea No Battery voltage (no load) volts Battery voltage (full load) volts Charge circuit voltage volts Battery size PanalType: Trouble vAth AC off7 Yes N a Battery backup operational? Yes No Battery voltage (no load) Volta Battwy voltage (full load) volts Charge circuit voltage Vohs Battery Size J� I City afa S-Nowffite Fire Department DIVANCED. CONFIDENCE TEST REPORT Seattle Fire uepartment L;onTiaence iesting uTTicer: zuo.jaa.-iff4o, rax;zuo.o-io.-iuoo 'WET - AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS Certification Given (NOTE: ONE SYSTEM PER REPORT) RED El IYELLOW I WHI E -5 Date of Inspection: CONFIDENCE TES T. A n n u a,HB— Qua rterly El Acceptance n I RFPA IRS: 0 Tester's Name sFD certirication Number. SCP - S_-06Z? 4-_�F . OccupancyName: j Occupancy Address: X1 tl,6� Responsible Person: Phone Nurnber:— Building Owner's Name: Building Owner's Address: Contact Person: Phone Number: Central Station monitoring? Yes-6— No C3 Control Panel Manufacturer: 1U.-Al Monitoring Co. Name:_. Model Nu mber: ProblemsFound: (if additional room is required, please add a separate sheet) Corrections Made: (1fadditonal mom is required, please add a separatesheet.) DateCorrected: Corrected by: The below items on the check list shall be inspected and tested. This list does not constitute all the required inspecting and testing of the Fire and Life Safety system. Please refer to the Seattle Fire Department Fire Code for inspecting and testing requirements. 80. Was a Flow Test conducted? Yes --El- No El 81. Static Pessure: psi Flow Pessure: psi Yes-�B- No Ej 82. Was 2" Main Drain checked? OtherE] Yes-5— No El 83. Were all Flow Switches, Supervisory Switches and Alarm B ells tested? NIA Q Yes-U- No -El 84. Does the Alarm Bell operate,? N/A Yes-tj- No C] 85. Were all valves inspected and lubricated ? Yes t5— No L] 86. Were Pressure Regulating valves tested? Yes U N o -5- 87. Were all valves "sealed" or supervised? Yeg-5— No El 88. Are signs provided on all valves? Yes-9— No 0 89. Are the Pumper Connections and Clapper valves unobstructed ? Yes-8- No Q 91. Is the sprinkler head coverage acceptable? Yes -El- No C1 92. Are spare sprinkler heads available? Yes-B- No El 93. Was the system left in service? Yes-9— No El This certifies that.this Fire and Life Safety system, -has been properly inspected for reliability to cover the items listed in this report and is consistent with the Seattle Fire Department Fire Code standards and discrepancies are noted and have been reported to the building Owner/Manager for corrective action. Signature of Tester r Testing Agency: Advanced Fire. Pro tec tion, Inc. Phone�' .4.25.483.5657 Mailing Address*.'P.0. Box 1543 Woodinville, INA 98072. 1 "1 ..... City of-Slea4de Fire Department ,A D VA N C E D CONFIDENCE TEST REPORT Seattle Fire Department Confidence Testing Officer: 206.386.1448, Fax:206.615.1068 WET - AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS 1 Certification Given (NOTE: ONE SYSTEM PER REPORT) I RED 0 IYE'LLOWD 'WHITE--al- Date of Inspection: 9 CONFIDENCE TEST. Annua*!�B—QuarterlyEl Acceptance 0 1 REPAIRS: El Tester's Name (print): SFD Certification Number. SCP-,_��-C. .2a S-;V Occupancy Name: _'7,e5Z� e5-4Vz-,4 — -4e Occupancy Address: Responsible Person: Phone Number: Building Owner's Name: Building Owner's Address: �j Contact Person: Phone Number: Central Station monitoring? Yes -El— No C3 Control Panel Manufacturer: Monitoring Co. Name: ;44-AVI !��= Model Number: Problems Found: (Ifaddifional room is required, please add a separate sheet) Corrections Made: (if additional room is required, please add a separate sheet.) Date Corrected: Corrected by: The below items on the check list shall be inspected and tested. This list does not constitute all the required inspecting and testing of the Fire and Life Safety system. Please refer to the Seattle Fire Department Fire Code for inspecting and testing requirements. 80. Was a Flow Test conducted? 81. Static Pessure: 4�67_ —psi Flow Pessure: — psi 82. Was 2" Main Drain checked? Other L) 83. Were all Flow Switches, Supervisory Switches and Alarm Bells tested? N/A (3 84. Does the Alarm Bell operate ? N/A E] 85. Were all valves inspected and lubricated ? 86. Were Pressure Regulating valves tested? 87. Were all valves "sealed" or supervised? 88. Are signs provided on all valves? 89. Are the Pumper Connections and Clapper valves unobstructed ? 90. Are the sprinkler heads less than 50 years old? 91. Is the sprinkler head coverage acceptable? 92. Are -spare sprinkler heads available? 93. Was the system left in service? Yes 4@— No Q Yes -El— No. Q Yes Q— No El Yes.Q— No Ej Yes Q_ No L) Yes-0— No Q Yes Q No-G3- Yes.tj— No El Yes -El— No C] Yes-5— No E] Yes -El— No C3 Yes-E]-- No Yes-Ej-- No Q Yes-9, No Q This certifies that this Fire and Life Safety system- has been properly inspected for reliability to cover the items listed in this report and is consistent with the Seattle Fire Department Fire Code standards and discrepancies are noted and have been reported to the building Owner/Manager for corrective action. Signature of Tester Testing Agency: Advanced Fire Protection., Inc. Phon e: 425.483.5657 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 1543 , Woodinville, INA 98072 OP.&— QWW-- "LM.01ra "" 0 .......... .. Z RED a - 61 19023.36a AV. W, Suit. E, Lyrtm.,L WA 9EW36 U.S.A. (42.S) 771-116d Fax (425) 771-4422 Occupancy Narne: Building Owner Owner Agent: Certification Given FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS (One System per Report) YELLOW I WHITE CONFIDENCE TEST REPAIRS Rulla Cooln Building Occupancy Address: 6-54 5�1 A,.. s, Ednvon& Pacific Northwest Properly Mgmt. Phone Number: 42S-697-4245 Phone Number: 425-697-4245 Date of Inapection: (9/09/20 1 Inspection Type: V Annual Quarterly Testers Narne: 'e' SFD Certification Number: SCP-4-011411 Monitoring: k�� Phone #: Account #: --LSt "�Z—o FACP Manufacturer: SiLcnt Knight Model #: 5207 Location: # of Initiating Circuits: 16 4 of Signal Circuits: 4 Notes: ALARM SYSTEM FUNCTIONALITY Yes No NIA All notification circuits operational? All circuits chocked for electrical supervision? All auxiliary equipment operates (elevators, fens, dampars)? Key to panGl available,-7 Operating instructions at pah@17 Trouble indicators function properly? V Test record posted at panel? V/ Signals received at central station? Operator 4t_ Problems Found: Corrections Made: Date Corrected: Corrected By:_ SFD Certification this certifies that this fire and life safety system has been properly inspected for reliability to cover the items listed in this report and is consistent with Seattle Fire Department Fire Code standards, and that discrepancies are noted and have been reported to the building Owner/Manager for ive a�dion. Signature of Tester: Phone #: 70G 6 -OT Signature of Owner �TEIW DEVICES MODEL# TOTAL TESTED SATISFACTORY? Yes No N/A Horn/Strobes Gi;tttLx GX904W v� Strobe Only Horn Only SyAem,%en.;;or,';ync 25 Speaker/Strobes Speaker Only Sounder Base Bells Manual Pull& Siltmr Knight SATK. 10 10 iz Photo smok-a Datoctors Haelliki 9LK24F I I Ion Smoke Detectors Combination SmokaMeat 1350 Rate of Rise Heat 2000 Rate of Rise Heat 135* Fixed Temp Heat 2000 Fixed Temp Heat Duct Smoke Detectors Detector Remote Indicators Remote Annunciators silialt Kilight 5230 F Elevator Recall Output 2' Fan Pressurization Door Holders 5 V Door Unlock Curtains/Rall-down Doors Fire Fighter Phones Main FACP Trouble with AC off? No Sattery backup operational? No Battery voltage (no load) volts Battery voltage (full load) 10 =.7- volts Charge circuit voltage I L10-1 volts Battery Size �14 -1 C, PanalType: Trouble with AC off 7 Yes Me Battery backup operatiohaI7 Yes No Battery voltage (no load) volts Battery voltage (full load) volts Charge circuit voltage volts Battery Size PanelType: Trouble with AC off? Yet No Battery backup operational? Yes No Battery voltage (no load) _vofts Battery voltage (full load) volts Charge circuit voltage volti Battery Si2e PanelType: Trouble with AC off? Yes No Battery backup operational? Yos No Battery voltage (no load) volts Battery voltage (full load) volts Charge circuit voltage volts Battery Size fih� Mq.ssage Page I of 2 Westfall, John From: Westfall, John Sent: Thursday, July 06, 2006 9:29 AM To: 'Frank Steiger' Cc: Tomberg, Thomas Subject: RE: Emergency procedures Mr. Steiger: I've tailored this Fire Emergency Guide specifically to Bella Coola. If something is missing or included that does not belong please let me know-FD records may be deficient. The document discusses general maintenance requirements but is primarily meant for your tenant's safety. Maintenance specifics can be discussed with your service company and I can verify. John Westfall Fire Marshal 425 771-0213 ----- Original Message ----- From: Frank Steiger [mailto:fsteiger@fsteiger.com] Sent: Monday, July 03, 2006 11:35 AM To: Westfall, John Subject: Re: Emergency procedures My cell phone is 425-330-1116. You can leave a message if I am unable to answer (for example while driving or in a noisy public place). I would prefer that you contact me land line 425-697-5781 so I can write down pertinent information. However, the land line does not have a voice mail answer machine capability. At some point I will need specific written information to present to the condo owners board. Best regards, Frank Steiger ---- Original Message ---- From: Westfall, John To: Frank Steiger Cc: Wirginia Roraback; Erin Anderson ; Mfty Nessenger; Dennis -Grainger ; Tomber , Thomas Sent: Monday, July 03, 2006 10:34 AM Subject: RE: Emergency procedures Mr. Steiger: Please provide your phone number so I may contact you. John Westfall Edmonds Fire Marshal 425 771-0213 ----- Original Message ----- From: Tomberg, Thomas Sent: Friday, June 30, 2006 2:58 PM To: 'Frank Steiger' Cc: Virginia Roraback; Erin Anderson; Dickey Nessenger; Dennis Grainger; Westfall, John Subject: RE: Emergency procedures 6-30-06 Good afternoon Mr. Steiger, I have forwarded this email response to Fire Marshal John Westfall who is attending training in Kent today. He will respond back to you on Monday, July 3. Thanks. TT ----- Original Message ----- From: Frank Steiger [mailto:fsteiger@fsteiger.com] Sent: Friday, June 30, 2006 1:07 PM To: Tomberg, Thomas 7/6/2006 M-,ssage Tage 2 of 2 Cc: Virginia Roraback; Erin Anderson; Dickey Nessenger; Dennis Grainger Subject: Emergency procedures To Edmonds Fire and Emergency Response: As Vice President of the Bella Coola Condo Owners Association, I have been asked by the Board to gather all pertinent information regarding emergency procedures. I would appreciate it if you would supply all emergency information and procedures that we should be aware of. This would include location, testing, use, and maintenance of necessary devices. Thank you for your assistance. Frank Steiger 654 5th Ave S, #403 Edmonds, WA 98020 7/6/2006 Fire Emergency Guide' For.Be//a Coola 654 Yh A ve 5, Edmon& A 98020 W d2b Approved by Edmonds Fire Department (425) 775-7720 Date: Initials: The following plan provides life -safety and property protection information for your use. This plan should be updated periodically. All safety systems and equipment must remain accessible, conspicuous, and maintained in proper working order. Your local emergency phone number is for emergency medical, fire and police services. Fire Extinguishers Fire extinguishers -may be used to put out fires in an early stage. Call 9-1-1 and sound -the alarm before you use a fire extinguisher to assure that your help is on the way. Remove the fire extinguisher from its ready location. Pull, or twist the silver pin on the fire extinguisher and remove. Stand 8 feet from the fire, depress the handle, and sweep the stream back and forth starting at the base of the flames until the fire is out. Do not walk on an area that you have extinguished, in case the fire re -ignites, or the extinguisher runs empty! Firefighters will make sure that the fire is completely extinguished and give you assistance. MAIWENANCE- Fire extinguishers must be serviced annually by a trained person with proper knowledge, tools, manuals, and publications. Smoke Detectors Smoke detectors in your home provide early warning in case of fire. A working smoke detector can increase your survival in a fire by 47%. Plan an escape and practice your plan before the fire. Dwelling smoke detectors are located in and near your sleeping areas. They may be battery -operated, hard -wired to the building, or both, depending upon building age and existing requirements when your building was constructed. Dwelling smoke detectors do not sound the alarm for other occupants. When you hear a detector, sound the alarm for all occupants and exit the building. MAINTENANCE. Test your detectors by depressing the test button at least once a month. Change the batteries once a year, if -so equipped. Vacuum the face of the detector annually to keep it sensitive to smoke. Detectors should be replaced after 10 years of operation. Manual Fire Alarm Activating a fire alarm pull station will alert all building occupants of a fire problem at a location in the building. Pull stations are located near exits from the building. Pull the device down to sound the'alarm. When you hear the alarm, exit the building immediately using the closest safe stair or exit. 0 Your building fire alarm activation alerts occupants and an alarm monitoring company for automatic dispatch of Fire Department. MAINTENANCE Annual test of the entire alarm system is required to be performed and documented by a maintenance technician. Service companies are located in the yellow pages under "Fire Alarm Systems". ALItOmatir Fire Alarm Smoke and high -rising heat conditions in some building areas outside of your dwelling are monitored by a smoke- and heat -detection system. If a fire begins in these areas, the automatic fire alarm will alert all occupants in the building. 0 Your building fire alarm activation alerts occupants and an alarm monitoring company for automatic dispatch of Fire Department. Whe—n-you hear the alarm, exit the building immediately using the closest safe. stair or exit. MKIN7ENANCE: Annual test of the entire alarm system is required to be performed and documented by a maintenance technician. Service companies are located in the yellow pages under "Fire Alarm Systems". Residential Sprinkler System A residential sprinkler system provides life safety protection from fire in dwelling locations where injury or death from fire may occur. Residential fire sprinklers will reduce heat, flames and smoke spread so building occupants may safely exit the building. Sprinklers are heat activated and will open and spray water directly on a fire. A sprinkler system stops and often extinguishes the fire before it has the chance to spread. A fire sprinkler system is a network of individual ceiling sprinkler heads connected by pipes to a water source. Water damage is minimal because only the sprinkler head above the fire will open. A home with an automatic sprinkler system is still required to have smoke detectors. Residential sprinkler systems gnd Installation of working smoke detectors reduce the r1sk of dying In a r1re by 9796. Remind your Insurance agent that you are protected by these systems. 0 Your building sprinkler system activation alerts occupants and an alarm monitoring company for automatic dispatch of Fire Department. MANTENANCE., Do not hang items from the sprinkler heads. Sprinkler heads.that have been painted will notoperate as designed and must be replaced. Annual test of the residential sprinkler system is required to be performed and documented by a state - certified maintenance technician. Service companies are located in the yellow pages under "Sprinklers - Automatic -Fire". Areas for Evacuation Assistance Washington State requires areas in public accessible buildings to be protected from smoke and located near stairways or other exit systems which are not accessible by mobility -impaired persons. These are dedicated for use as Areas for Evacuation Assistance (AEA). AEAs; also must have a means of outside communication, typically a telephone, for an impaired person to call for Fire Department or other help, to be assisted from the building during an emergency. MAM7FNANCE. Areas for Evacuation Assistance must always remain clear. tog -,FAO Special Populations at Risk Decreased mobility, health, sight, and hearing may limit a person's ability to take the quick action necessary to escape during a fire emergency. Depending on physical limitations, many of the actions an individual can take to protect themselves from the dangers of fire may require help from a caregiver, neighbor, or outside source. Impaired persons should speak to family members, building manager, or neighbors about your fire safety plan and practice it with them. Special Fire Warning Devices People with disabilities should be aware of the special fire warning devices that are available but not necessarily installed in your building. Smoke alarms with vibrating pads or flashing light can be purchased for the deaf and hard of hearing. Additionally, smoke alarms with strobe light outside the dwelling may catch the attention of neighbors. Emergency call systems for summoning help are also commercially sold. Audible alarms are available which will pause with a small window of silence between each successive cycle so that blind or visually impaired people can listen to instructions or voices of others. Know Your Abilities Contact the Fire Department at (425)775-7720 to discuss protections for your special needs. Fire -rated Doors Fire doors provide smoke- and/or heat -containment to a fire's area of origin when closed. This slows fire progress to areas unaffected, allowing time for alarm and occupants to escape. Fire doors are typically spring -loaded which close automatically. They must completely latch when not in use. Fire doors improve life safety for occupants and minimize fire property damage by containing the fire to an area prior to Fire Department intervention. Fire doors may include all doors to a corridor, stairwells, and area sep?!rations- within a building. Front doors to dwellings are provided with gasket material which helps close the gap to limit smoke spread. Propping these doors open provides a route for smoke and hot gases to move into protected areas of your exit system. Some flre-rated doors may be held open with a magnet and will close when a fire condition occurs and the building fire alarm sounds. MAINTENANCE: Keep fire doors closed when not in use. Do not prop open without an approved hold - open device. Repair doors, hardware, or door seals if damaged. Repair or adjust if doors do not completely close and latch. Aow� Attic Draft Stops Draft stops provide smoke- and heat -containment in the concealed areas of common attic spaces. Holes and openings in these wallboard partitions can allow -smoke or fire to pass from dwelling to dwelling. This allows fire to burn undetected longer, and will consume the structural supports of your roof. MAINTENANCE: Keep draft stops free of holes and openings. Repair attic draft stops if they are damaged. Check your draft stops.periodically with a flashlight from your attic opening. Exit Lights Exit lights and signage show the way to get out of the building. Lights must be illuminated at all times and provided with backup power, which keeps them burning even without building power. Illumination is required to help penetrate layers of smoke that may form at the ceiling when a fire condition should occur. This reduces confusion for visitors and occupants who need to find the way out of the building. MAINTENANCE: Replace bulbs as required to keep illuminated at all times. 0 Test back up power by depressing test button. Replace batteries as a backup power source if they are not functioning properly. Emergency Illumination Your building must be illuminated at all times by natural or artificial lighting so a visitor or occupant's means of exiting is always lit. Your building has backup, or emergency lighting to illuminate the exit path even without building power. Smoke brings darkness to building spaces when a fire condition occurs. Emergency illumination helps light the exit path through these conditions. This reduces confusion for visitors and occupants who need Illumination to find their way out of the building. MAINTENANCE.- Replace bulbs or repair fixture as required to keep illuminated at all times. A "brown- out" (or turning off the circuit breaker for the emergency illumination circuit) can test building lighting systems and their backup power source. 0 Emergency illumination fixtures can also be tested by depressing a test button on the fixture' . Replace batteries as a backup power source if they are not functioning properly. U Elevator Unless instructed by the Fire Department, never use an elevator during a fire. MAINTENANCE., Contact your elevator service company found In,the yellow pages. Fire De rtment Access Fire Department vehicles must have clear access to street and driveway approaches to your building. MAIN7ENANCE Keep Are lanes and emergency vehicle access clear at all t1mes Fire Department Lockbox Where Fire Department concerns for rapid emergency building access exists, a lockbox: is provided near a primary building entry. The lockbox: contains keys allowing Firefighters entry to building common areas and utility spaces, where systems controls are available and problems may occur. MAIN7ENANCE: Replace keys when affected door locking hardware is changed. Keep lockbox clear and accessible. 113 Emergency Procedures Use a mental checklist to make a Fight -or -Flight Decision. Attempt to use an extinguisher only if ALL of the following apply: F-F The building is being evacuated (fire alarm is pulled) EF The Fire Department is being called (dial 911). PF The fire is small, contained and not spreading beyond its . starting point. ry-1, The exit is clear, there is no imminent peril and you can fight the fire with' your back to the exit. F-F You can stay low and avoid smoke. F-F The proper extinguisher is immediately a' t hand. You have read the instructions and know how to use the extinguisher. IF ANY OF THESE CONDITIONS HAVE NOT BEEN MET, DON'T FIGHT THE FIRE YOURSELF. CALL FOR HELP, PULL THE FIRE ALARM AND LEAVE THE AREA. If you have any doubt about your personal safety, or if you can not extinguish a fire, leave immediately and close off the area (close the doors, but DO NOT lock them). Leave the building but contact a Firefighter to relay whateverinformation you have about the fire. E ATTACH 8V2"x 11 "FLOOR PLAN FOR EACH FLOOR OF YOUR BUILDING. Message Page I of I Wesffall, John From: Graf, Jeannine Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2005 3:26 PIVI To: Tomberg, Thomas Cc: Westfall, John Subject: RE: Buildiing code violation Chief After speaking with Mr. Steiger and hearing his side of the issue, I contacted the maintenance person (Dennis Granger) for the condo association. After several attempts to find the problem as of last Friday it was ascertained today that the board is fried. The repair company will be out on site tomorrow to fix the problem which should end this. I asked Mr. Granger to call Mr. Steiger and give him an update --he said he would call him this afternoon. The condo association has every intention to fix the elevator in a timely manner; it took several inspections by two different companies before the board problem was identified. Thanks Graf ----- Original Message ----- From: Tomberg, Thomas Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2005 2:40 PM To: Westfall, John; Graf, Jeannine Subject: FW: Buildiing code violation 4/19/05 John, Jeannine Is there anything within the law or reason we can do to assist this gentleman? Please advise. Thanks. TT ----- Original Message ----- From: Frank Steiger [mailto:fsteiger@fsteiger.com] Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2005 1:15 PM To: Tom berg@ci.edmonds.wa. us Subject: Buildiing code violation I live;dtf*��5t.h*�AiketS:,%condo #403 in Edmonds. I am on the fourth floor and I am disabled. Last week the elevator failed to function. Marianne Burkhart, the president of our Bella Coola condo association was, and still is, out of town. The condo association vice president, Dennis Grainger (who also works in the building's third floor Taylor Gregory business office), was informed. I believe he informed our elevator maintenance company and was told to restart using the by pass key. This was done several times, but resulted in only temporary solutions. Saturday morning April 16 it was not working and I had to laboriously work my way down and up the stairs for a doctor's appointment. Although Taylor Gregory was closed, I managed to reach Dennis Grainger and was informed the elevator repair would be made the following Monday, April 18. 1 never saw a repair person on site, merely the bypass key in the key hole, enabling the elevator to be operated. Today, Tuesday April 19 1 discovered the elevator was not working. Dennis Grainger is now out of town and has the only key. No elevator repair person is on site and no service was scheduled. Members of the Taylor Gregory staff informed me that in response to my complaint a call was made to the repair service. No one knows when the repair person will arrive. As of right now, 1:00 PM April 19, the elevator is still not working and I am unable to find out if anyone is actually working to fix it. Frank Steiger 4/19/2005 Westfall. John From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: Smith, Mike Friday, December 01, 2000 6:42 AM Westfall, John Graf, Jeannine 654 5th Ave S/Bella Coola Condos Dennis Granger submitted plans for tenant storage lockers on the 2nd floor in the telephone room where the fire line double detector check is located. The plans show 2x4 framing enclosed with chicken wire. No solid walls will be erected. Isles will be 48 inches in width. Here are the FD requirements: 1) smoke detection through out room tied into fire alarm (no permit req) 2) exit sign with emergency lighting 3) provide RE 2A:10B:C Does the Bldg Dept have any comments? 11-29-00; 9:37�,M;TaylCr Gregcry ;4257747803 tt 1/ 2 FAX Date: 29 November 2000 Fax TO: City of Edmonds Attn: Mike Smith From: Dennis Grainger Project Bella Coola Condos Subject: 2rd Floor storage units cc: Kent Gregory, TGA 111111111111101111 TAYLOR-GREGORY ARCHITECTS 654 5�' AVG. SoUth,Sulte 300 Edmonds, WA 98020 Tel 426.778.1530 Fax 425.774.7803 Emall Info Otaylorgregory.com No. of Pages incl. Cover: 2 Fax: 425.775.7721 Phone: 425.771.0215 Perm It # 990170 REMARKS: Urgent For your Review E] ReplyASAP other Per our telephone conversation, here's a rou - gh draft of the proposed build -out of the 2 nd floor storage units. Construction will be of 2x4 and chicken -type wire (per your specifications) and will not contain plywood or wallboard materials. Room ceiling is 12' however the cages will not exceed 8' in height. If you need additional inio or a site visit is required, please give me a call. Thanks for your assistance on this — DEennis Grainge Taylor ! Gregory Architects (425) 778-1530 (425) 774-7803 (lax) If you did not receive all the pages, please call the following number: (425) 778-1530. Doctiment3 Page I 6.0 Cv a -mj'jlCy) 4- 30 2) IRV T T T,: Ll "Px, Westfall, John To: Smith, Mike Subject: Beddall mixed use i C, (K— -7 ,a>4,44"L� 2>4". I have a question to Bill Lehner, who'll call today 11/30: Will hydraulic calcs need resubmitted for approx. 8 head extension which has been installed at the north end of the 1 st floor in a covered parking area? I'm not sure if its supplied from a 2" or 1 1/2" cross main. I think we should have as-builts on this one, at least. I caused a concern that the fitter didn't have the approved set of plans on -site in the first place. it 1-tq Igni 7-65 H-6,6 Fo,,Z- r rlr� (:),P t=P L-2-w F< 6Z4D--1--J) -1 A4 I -I- P40YI �C A NVT - 0 03TPt-7 CT_ P8 V/ _rT4�� r 15uppl.,,1 P1P6 &15W_ 7*--,T- mA" c- Fvve- rl -L C�� 19J6rAATZOA--' / PO ArC-r CLCV-C- LoW�n L- r--L^Y)4-T_ /A)<1OCr-T &�� / RCM_Of � -Te� 5W / (,'( 03,o u-)( 61 L, L &1-0 r Ar_&� 0-04-f—L-tc- C-1-C-05 Pr5- - 6 k.." L-T-< RR_ V5' 4 83 576 5 7 O'i-_ A9 v-A-11C Xt-cr-f PaI4 R.YQ, 6_ NAUYQ ca-'� 3 -4 5-7b-Act -. 4tL 0�1/1,tVOV P&-O- 1_� FL� VA/ C&16�CV to( 16 - 5-1 -Z,6 AIL--:C-df 'Tqle 1-1 �rT_ 19 L 0 Cjt:�IVC_ ,,. L),- 77 L_ G�7 C4- A4671 __&_ 1 Wesffall. John To: Haakenson, Gary Cc: Graf, Jeannine Subject: Kent Gregory contact: 654 5th Avenue S. I left a voice message for Mr. Gregory to call me by cellular after I leave today. I will tell Mr. Gregory what my concerns are regarding further temporary occupancy and the lack of good faith so far presented incidental to this project. I don't believe he has been the cause of the problems there. This will encourage final completion of the work for the remainder of the building so Fire and Building may fast approve occupancy. John Wesffall. John From: Graf, Jeannine Sent: Wednesday, August 16, 2000 12:56 PM To: Westfall, John When you get back in the office I would like to talk to you about Beddall at 654 5th Ave S and the 210 5th Ave S buildings. Both want temporary partial occupancies and both have been in contact with the Mayor. Thanks Graf -1.4 C. 18 ()"1 CITY OF EDMONDS 121 5TH AVENUE NORTH - EDMONDS, WA 98020 - (425) 771-0220 - FAX (425) 771-0221 DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT. Planning - Building - Engineering August 8, 2000 Mr. Kent Gregory Taylor Gregory Architects Edmonds, Washington 98020 RE: Request for Temporary Occupancy GARY HAAKENSON MAYOR I have discussed your request with the City Fire. Marshal and have been updated on the outstanding issues for Fire and the outstanding issues discovered by the Building Inspector. Based on the information provided is my determination that substantial hazard shall result from occupancy of additional portions of the building before the entire building is completed. Therefore, the request for temporary occupancy is denied. Thank you, Jeannine L. Graf Building Official Cc: John Westfall, Fire Marshal Incorporaied Augustl 1, 1890 Sister City - Hekinan, Japan Wesffall. John -7 ( Z- t (9-0 To: Graf, Jeannine Subject: Temporary Certificate: Bella Coola 650 5th Av S. Regarding Mr. Gregory's request, dtd 7/25/00 for a greater scope of temporary partial occupancy: True, you have the authority to grant Temporary Certificate. And the authority to revoke (109.6) same. Here are my concerns: -Mike and I have served a number of inspection requests for the building to date. The last two inspections were unsatisfactory in completion and required follow-up time to meet temporary and partial approvals. The last inspection I attended, the owner representative did not know to what extent of the building that he was requesting occupancy for. -The dwelling that has been acknowledged for property storage while the owner was away (in the unfinished area) was found to be occupied against UBC 109.1 "No building or structure shall be used or occupied ... until the building official has issued a certificate of occupancy therefor (sic) as provided herein." The owner has not shown good faith by abiding by the statutes and restrictions imposed by the very Code he is invoking for his request. I recommend that you deny the request for Temporary Occupancy for all portions of the building currently uncertificated until ALL uncertificated spaces are complete and prepared for FINAL approval of occupancy. I know that you realize it is easier to deny occupancy than it is to revoke same. Both actions have their own challenges. I will support your denial of request. I I John 7-25-00; 7:58AM;Ta:�Ior C-regory :4257747803 2 TAYLOR-GREGORY AACHITECTS Jul '25,20W y Ms. Jeannine.Graf:. -Development Services �Dept.. Building Division, City of Edmonds -121 5" Ave. North Edmonds, WA.,98020 Faxed To: 425.771.0221 Re: Bella Coola Building, Permit #990170 Dear Ms. Graf, -Ter UBC Section'109.4,* as the Building Official, you have the authohty to grant partial Temporary. Occupancy of portions,,of a building that meet the following criteria "No substantial hazar� will result f rorn occupancy of any building, or portion thereof,before. the same is completed.") req pest that Temporary Partial Occupancy be granted for the whole of: the Bella Coola Building and its site, with the exception of the following 6nits., which are not yet compl6te'r. Residential Units: 101; 103,102,'-�01, 203 and 204., These units are largely complete, but lack fi.nishe.s, dryers and�kitchenlvehts. To the best of my k h owledde, all otherportions of.thebuilding are complete. Please find attached a correction list dated June 30, 2000. All items are completed with the excep tion of Item 4.. -it is my understanding that once th6Partial Temporary Occupancy is granted, it Will remain in eff ect u n ti I Ap ri 15, 200 1. � P rio,r toth is date, the above u n its wi.1 I be corn pl et ed, �es u Iti n g i n a, f i n a I i Certificate of 0 ccupancy. erely, Kent Gregory, KG/Ih A Lirrked Liability Partnership Phone 425.779.1530 6.S4 Sth Ave. South, SUite 3100 Fax 425,77.4�7803 info@taylbrgregory.com .,Edmonds, WA 9.8 0 2'0 7-25-00� 7�584NA�Taylor Gregory ;�2S774780_1 2/ 2 N 0 T I C E � TO PERMITTEE AND/OR OWNER 71 PARTIAL APPROVAL 11c. V IUIA I IVIN CORRECTIONS REQUIRED Owner 3 -.1 TZU Permit Number Job Address D F-1 F-1 F-1 F-1 C-D Lj F-1 '23 r � o � No PERMIT -STOP WORK -REMOVE CONSTRUCTION OR OBTAIN PERNUT AND MAKE WORK CONTLY WITH ALL APPLICABLE CITY CODES. CONSTRUCTION Is NOT IN ACCORDANCE WITH APPROVED PLANS AND PERMIT - STOPWORK. MAKE WORK COMPLY WITH APPROVED PLANS AND PERMIT OR REMOVE. STOP WORK - UNTIL AUTHORaED To CONTINUE By CIT Y INSPECTOR. CORRECTIONS LISTED BELOW MUST BE ML4,DE: BEFORE WORK CAN BE APPROVED AND/OR THE NEXT PHASE IS STARTED; To AVOID POSTING OF A STOP WORK ORDER, ORDER To CORRECT, OR ABATEMENT PROCESS. j OB CARD MUST BE POSTED ON SITE AND BE VISIBLE ]FROM STREET. APPROVED PLANS MUST BE AVAILABLE To INSPECTOR ON SITE. WORK DESCRIBED BELOW HAS BEEN INSPECTED AND Is APPROVED. CONTACT INSPECTOR AND ARRANGE FOR APPOINTMENT. RECALL FOR INSPECTION. r C, d "d W THE ACTIONS OR CORRECTIONS INDICATED ABOVE ARE REQUIRED WITHIN 0 DAYS OR PENALTIES MAY BE APPLIED. FOR INSPECTIONS CALL 771-0220. aBuilding Division CD Planning 6epartment LJ Engineering Department Fire Department - CITY OF EDMONDS 4 4'y Inspector Date A,r �no4- DO NOT REMOVE Wesffall. John From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: Westfall, John Wednesday, July 05, 2000 9:30 AM Graf, Jeannine Snook, Mike Beddall Mixed Use 654 5th Ave. S Inspected new building with Mike Snook at request of Kent Gregory's office staff for final on floors 1, 2 & 4. Floor 4 may have minor issues that Mike took note of. The second floor was missing fixtures and required inspection items so Mike and I called halt to continued inspection. We were let into the second floor condo unit that had been secured and had been previously told would be used as storage (only) while the owners were away. We found quite a livable space inside, complete with unmade bed, dirty clothing, and other "lived in" indicators, including a tenant who told us he had just "crashed here" for the night. I was quite surprised and told the tenant that this space was not approved for occupancy and he did not belong there. Kent Gregory's associate appeared to be equally surprised. The tenant told me that he was a friend of the condo owner and it was his fault for staying there. The owners had given him a key. The tenant apologized for having slept there. I told him that it was not part of my normal duty to dispense forgiveness. Kent Gregory's associate inquired later if he should change locks to prevent future occurrences like this. I told him that would be appropriate given what little control he apparently has over the unfinished spaces of the building. Date: To: From: Subject: MEMORANDUM V18/2000 John Westfall Smith 650 5"' Ave S Yesterday I was called down to Beddalls bldg for a F/A test. When I got there I was told this was for a Temporary Occ permit for the 3" floor. Well, I tested the F/A and found the following: 1) all horn strobes on the 4hfloor did not function 2) strobe in 3' floor woman's restroom not working 3) FDC cover missing All other devices functioned, including flow, tamper, butterfly tampers for the elevator, Exit and Emergency lights. None of the horns in the condo units are hooked up nor horn strobes in handi-capped units. A smoke was added to the riser room since the F/A riser room was split up. There is a S 4c smoke in the F/A room. T-?Q r / R 6-qfz"L,- L & I will be out next week to inspect the elevator. The heat in the shaft and the smokes in front of the elevator doors were not tested (L & I will do that next week). The mag holds on the doors were not right yet, either. I have talked to Jeannine about this Temp Occ thing. My personal opinion is I'm not for them. My call to Rick from Buner Brothers relayed that message, also. Rick called back and said the F/A was working now. He should be talking to y9ou, soon. City of Edmonds Fire Department MEMORANDUM Date: December 20, 1999 To: Building Department From: Fire Marshal Westfall Subject: Permit #99-0020 Edmonds Mixed -Use Sprinkler 654 51' Ave S. Resubmittall follow issuance of permit. Attached are "as-builts" for a field addition made to sprinkler installion on -site. The designer, Advanced Fire Protection, and our sprinkler examiner did not recognize the area as requiring sprinklers from earlier submittal. The installer made a decision and provided a branch to cover the outdoor parking overhang area on the ground floor. Advanced provided changes to reflect this installation. I've discussed the addition with Bill Lehner FPE. He doesn't see a need for additional water calculations. We think between the limited hazard of the outdoor parking area and the fire department connection available to provide water to the system, that we are providing adequate automatic sprinkler protection and with better coverage than approved plans. The Fire Department approves the installation and accepts the revised plans as the submittal for this permit. City of Edmonds Sb Fire Marshal OV 11 E IDD FIRE PREVENTION BUREAU (711171)11 121 5th Menue North, Edmonds, WA 98020 (425) 771-0215 Fax (425) 775-7721 JL FAX COVER PAGE C9 90 . -�9c� TO: 1 L L L-6�V&Q- DATE TRANSMITTED: 12-ho NUMBER OF PAGES: Recipients Fax Number: 77(o - 8577 FROM: J-04" -`25-s-1f,'kL FIRE DEPARTMENT (Including Cover Page) If there are any problems during transmission or documents are received incomplete, please call (425) 771-0215 and ask for— JOHN WESTFALL 4TT,qcHf�� Is i'H-QiT7wA-L Cov&0-� C- X 7i�v-1 1 c�,� Wl-�,c-H -,jA-,57 A-36GO i1Q-f;fLjN- ,j-o6 : C-I)tt�\orv-135 14AIKL-�b QS�E- GUiL8?AJ6 L-!S�-4 z;--rL, AV s', A4) -V AAJ C6,6 P, 6HT, -2 off .3) EbAA ��MIT- -You 5i�6- . e) H&465 (N-5 TOT7ft) 5 Ec V,5D —,61 L -7 -7 1 - 0 -2 1 —1 H4VK5 7-111 BEDPOrw 11-411 LIVING PM. 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DESCRIPTION dr-aw- l0q-s' THESE ARE TRANSMITTED as checked below: Ej For approval 0 For your use R/As requested 0 For review and comment 0 FOR BIDS DUE RE El Approved as submitted D Approved as noted El Returned for corrections 171 19 [:1 Resubmit -copies for approval 0 Submit -copies for distributi on 0 Return -corrected prints 0 PRINTS RETURNED AFTER LOAN TO US COPY TO SIG,IF-Q J,1,6j(JJ- -(�DY- LT-584-2 ff enclosures are not as noted, kindly notify us at once. U PPIKJTrr) IN I IA A TRANSMISSION VERIFICATION REPORT TIME 12/10/1999 16:o6 NAME FAX TEL DATEJIME 12/10 16:04 FAX NO./NAME 94257768577 DURATION 00:01:08 PAGE(S) 02 RESULT OK MODE STANDARD PV Westfall, John To: Bullis, Ann; Smith, Mike; DST Subject: Template: Memo form C -rnemo.doc FD Approved plans in Ann's box. Ann Bullis: Please review and approve resubmittal. . These are now City Copy. One copy DSTs: Replace one copy of these approved plans for City File send to Mike Smith (Contractor set) Mike Smith: Will you deliver the approved set to the site. Inspections still required: Insulation inspection in exterior covered parking area of ground floor. Thrust blocking of FIDC City of Edmonds Development Services Department Building -Planning -Engineering 121-5th Avenue North 0 2nd Floor Edmonds, WA 98020 Phone: (425) 771-0220 FAX: (425) 771-0221 FAX COVER PAGE To: C,6ZE�- From: 'J-O� LkAE�:--rpoh' Date Transmitted: /,D/(q/r7 No. of Pages:. (including cover page.) Recipient's Fax No:- 7-7V -7663 If there are any problems during transmission or documents are received incomplete, please call (425) 771-0220 and ask for: Re: !S4)BA4 q7>tL- F-0� PAb-77-67cr?6Aj ei�) T— C-7 c: reception�a naffaxsheet.doc 7DVANCED '%FIRE PROTECTION INC. DATE 9/1 -�, A� TO ATTENTION: FAX 9 FROM RE SUBJECT -r—,2 L- ta �4 w P.O. Box 1543 - 197,38 - 1.44th Ave. N.E. Woodinville, Washington 98072 A WASHINCMN CORPORATION FAX TRANSMITTAL NUMBER Or PAGES THIS TRANSMISSION:aINCLUIDIN.G THIS PAGE IA')r\ Anl-r(.t-.7 . AnO, ')AaAA77 - FAY! 4RA.t;077 .' mt4vfiri-.0;ml rnm gg:eo 6s, eT onu TOd 02-9 *iD6,:J E�JIA C3DNH60H LL09-290-9ZV .1 ��"��Dr V�A N C E D '%FIRE PROTECTION INC July 21, 1999 P.O. Box 1543 - 19738 - 144th Ave, N.E. Woodinville, Washington 98072 A WASHINGTON CORPORATION Community Services Department Lara Knaak 121 5th Avenue North Edmonds, Wa 98020 RE: Edmonds Mixed Use Building - 654 5th Ave. Dear Lara: This letter is in response to Lehner engineering's plan review of our sprinkler shop drawings. -item BO: There are numerous sprinkler systems in the city of Edmonds that have the DDCA inside the building, 546 Walnut, 536 Walnut and Cambridg ie Apts. We intend to keep the DDCA inside the building because it is allowable by the City of Edmonds. -No P.I.V. will be installed on this project, the City of Edmonds does not require it. -Itern 83: Cpvc is listed for underground use. Our design for the F.D.C. falls within the listings of Cpvc pipe. We intend to keep the de§gn as shown. - We will provide thrust blocking and the crushed gravel for the ball drip valve. 4tem CO: The text on the i1ser detail has been Increased. See attached drawings. -The backflow shall be inside. Refer to "Item 130" above. -All piping on the third floor including the rise up to the fourth floor shall be cpvc pipe. Cpvc pipe is listed for light hazard applications. -Third level head spacing is noted below the "Third Floor Plan" title on sheet 3 of 3. -Cpvc pipe hanger detail Is shown on sheet 1, of 3. Hangers shall be Installed per the hanger chart. A hange,* will be installed with in 6" of each drop. -Item GO: Penetrations through steel beams have been coordinated with structural engineer. (425) 483-5657 - 800: 239-3477 - FAX: 483-5077 - advfiregiol.com GG:80 66, ei snd 30d 029 *iOdd 3NIJ Q3X?dnGd LLOG-281:7-SEV -A head at the top of elevator shaft shall be installed with a listed valve and tamper switch. -The head at the elevator pit shall be supplied from it own valve and tamper switch. The elevator machine room is on a separate, floor level. -Elevator detectors are not in our contract. We do not assurne any knowledge of detector installation. Sincerely, James E. B /.ndeberry Project Manager Cc: File 99:eO 66, eT EnU 208 029 'iO8d 3NIA C30NHOGH LL09-290-920 Date: To: From: MEMORANDUM August 11, 1999 Building Department John Westfall, Fire Marshal Subject: Plan Check #99-163: Bedda I The Fire Department has the following comments: Resubmit plans with additional information and corrections as noted by Lehner Engineering letter review dtd 7/2/99 (attached). Plans will be resent to Lehner Engineering. —J/ZAAt� 04 - 40Y+rC60 -WS'--G9--7 A155,6Af(TT-Af� -7 3-0 1-0 / tA S6 -f-D L.44,9 —1-0 -)-0 L-C-4� City of Edmonds Sb Office of Fire Marshal LEHNER V - enkineegng FIRE PROTECTION SPECIALISTS 18009 Highway 99, Suite C-1 Lynnwood, WA 98037 (425) 776-7616 - (800) 698-0569 - Fax (425) 776-8577 Plan Review Letter To: Lara Knaak Date: COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT Job # 1215 th Avenue North Phone Edmonds, WA 98020 Fax Re: Edmonds Mixed Use Building Permit# 654 5th Ave. File # Edmonds, WA. 98020 IF YOU DO NOT RECEIVE THIS TRANSMISSION IN ITS ENTIRETY, PLEASE PHONE. 7/2/99 99903 (425) 771-0220 (425) 771-0221 99-163 99903RLI.doc We are SENDING / FAXING you the following items: PAGES FOR: Submittal Plans Specifications Approval Your Use Checklist Calculations Remarks Comments As Requested COPIES DATE NO DESCRIPTION 1 5/26/99 Dwg. 1 of 3 Site plan: ACCEPTED AS NOTED, RESUBMIT: see items 130, 133, E3 1 5/26/99 Dwg. 2 of 3 1st & 2nd Floor: ACCEPTED AS NOTED, RESUBMIT: see items CO, E3, E15, G1. 1 5/26/99 Dwg. 3 of 3 3rd & 4th: ACCEPTED AS NOTED, RESUBMIT: see items E3, E8, GOa, G2. Calc. File # 1 Ca1c. 5/27/99 2203 Hvdraulic Calculations: ACCEPTED AS NOTED: see items FO. 1 6/16/99 99903CL1 Sprinkler Review Checklist 1 16/16/99 1 99903RI-1 Sprinkler Review Letter C" 00 0 Page 1 of 3 Dear Lara: We have reviewed the above enclosures for compliance with U.B.C. Standard 9-1 and NFPA-1 3, NFPA-1 3R, and City of Edmonds Sprinkler regulations. The acceptability of each document with respect to compliance is noted above. Significant information is printed in bold type. The enclosed checklist itself is expected to describe most design information deficiencies sufficiently for the Permit Applicant to make corrections. The checklist reflects those items checked for compliance. Items marked on the "NO" side of the checklist with a star"*" have comments below corresponding to the checklist number. Work that is indicated as "ACCEPTABLE" or "ACCEPTABLE AS NOTED" in the submittal list above is recommended to be released for construction subject to all comments in this letter being complied with. All other checklist items marked "NO" must be resolved in "RESUBMITTED" plans, by letter, or verified by inspection to be acceptable. All references are simply paragraph numbers from the 1996 edition of NFPA-13, exceptions noted. A. BASIC SHOP DRAWING INFORMATION B. SITE INFORMATION 0. FP1: The double detector check valve assembly (DDCA) is required by the City of Edmonds to be located within 10 feet of the city water main or the property line. The DDCA may be located inside the building with approval of the city of Edmonds. It is noted that the fire service main is under a separate contract, though the site plan should reflect the actual design. No PIV is shown on the site plan and is required for this project. 3. FP1: The FDC design is NOT ACCEPTABLE. The FDC provides water for a commercial fire sprinkler system. CPVC is not acceptable for direct connection to the FDC riser. Provide galvanized steel, double -wrapped with 3M tape and tarcoat. Provide thrust blocking per the requirements of the City of Edmonds. Provide 1 yard crushed gravel around the 1/2" ball drip valve. If the valve is buried without the gravel the valve will plug and not drain. C. VALVES, ALARMS & RELATED INFORMATION 0. FP2: The riser detail appears to be adequate, though the text is too small to be legible. Make all text 3/32" min. on the as-builts. FP2: The location of the fire protection riser equipment is NOT ACCEPTABLE. The double detector check valve is to be located in a vault. The remaining equipment can not be located in a residential unit. Relocate to a building equipment room. Locating the DDCA inside the building is permissible with acceptance of the City of Edmonds. The location of the DDCA and fire sprinkler riser inside the building is to be determined by the Architect and the City of Edmonds Fire Dept. D. SPRINKLER INFORMATION E. ABOVEGROUND PIPE & SUPPORT INFORMATION No steel pipe schedule is shown. Provide steel pipe for the riser up to the 4th level and the entire 3rd level. 3. No pipe lengths are shown on all levels. FP3, 3rd level provide spacing information. 8. No hangers are shown. Provide U.L. Listed hangers for steel NFPA-13 systems. Hanger locations to be approved by inspectors. Provide CPVC hanger with in 6" of each sprinkler drop. Page 2 of 3 10. No seismic bracing is detailed. Provide a seismic bracing detail. 15. FP2: The riser diagram is not legible. It appears that a flexible coupling is specified. Resize the drawing to insure legibility and that the required flexible coupling is installed. F. HYDRAULIC INFORMATION 0. The hydraulic calculations are ACCEPTED AS NOTED. FP3: The hydraulic calculation graph must be legible. Sheet 1, general notes state that the remote area is 855 sq. ft. The actual area is over 900 sq. ft as required by 1996 NFPA-1 3 5-2.3.2.4. The calculations provide adequate flow for 900 sq. ft. G MISCELLANEOUS REQUIREMENTS 0. There is an excessive amount of penetrations through structural steel beams. Before this design can be approved, the contractor must get approval from the structural engineer. 0a. No top of elevator shaft sprinkler is shown. Provide per NFPA-1 3. The sprinkler supply must be on a I.I.L. Listed valve with a tamper switch located on the 4th level. FP2: The elevator pit sprinkler is not on a listed gate valve. Pipe the pit sprinkler to be supplied by the elevator machine room sprinkler valve. 2. FP3: No detector is shown at the top of shaft and in the elevator machine room. This item may be NIC, but should be shown to show the complete design and to coordinate with other trades. Should you have any questions please call at your convenience. Sincerely, WBUsls cc:J Brandeberry, Advanced FP E. Fax Fire Protection Engineer File # 99903RL 1. doc LEHNER ENGINEERING Page 3 of 3 CITY OF EDMONDS SPRINKLER PLAN REVIEW Feb 9, 1999 Plan Review number 99903 Date received-6/14/99 Project Name Edmonds Mixed Use Building LE job# 99903 Address 654 5th Ave. Permit Applicant Name Advanced Fire Protection Contact Name— James Brandeberry Phone No. Reviewed B Steve Sexton Phone No. (425) 776-7616 BASIC PROJECT INFORMATION 1994 UBC & UFC 1 . OCCUPANCY/STORIES: 3 Residental stories/ 1 Commercial (3 stories + basement) 2. TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION: V 21,495 sq. ft. Yes No 3. Property is located in a Flood Zone [o]? (Earthquake Zone = 3) 4. Property requires sprinklers for area or height? 5. Property requires sprinklers for fire flow or other UBC rqmt.? Description: 6. Fire walls used for area separation or fire flow reduction? Description: 7. BLDG. & SPRINKLER PLAN DESCRIPTION: Level Location Elevation Dwg.# Sprinkler Occu anc UBC Innne'v Sprinkler UBC Const type Hydraulic calcs Y/N Site 654 5th Ave. 86 1 Res R1 V N 1st & 2nd Floor 95 & 104 2 Res R1 V N 3rd & 4th 114 & 127 3 Comm/Res R1 &B V Y Page 1 CITY OF EDMONDS SPRINKLER PLAN REVIEW Feb 9, 1999 NOTES: Items which are not applicable are noted "NA" in the "Yes" column. Items marked with a "verify" or"insp" in the NO box indicate that these items are to be verified for complianceduring the fire sprinkler inspection. Items marked on the "No" column with a star"*", have comments listed in an accompanying letter, which are numbered corresponding to this checklist. All other items marked "x" in the "No" column must be resolved in the plans resubmitted per the attached review letter. A. BASIC SHOP DRAWING INFORMATION All references to 1996 NFPA-13, 6-1.1 or Noted 1 . Plans drawn to graphic scale[ffl, sheets uniform size, each floor [6-1.1.1 2. Name of owner/occupant [a],street address [b], compass [c] 3. Plans show: partitions [e], fire walls [f], 4. Occupancy class of each area or room [g] 4A Occupant classes of Extra Hazardl&2 or Storage over 25ft. require WSRB, FM, IRI, or FPE approval (6-7.02-2) 5. Location and size of concealed spaces, closets, attics, and bathrooms [h]. 5A NFPA-13R: spkIr. all closets w/ldry. eqpt., furnaces, etc. 16-7.07-11 5B Electrical & Communications rooms sprinklered? f6-7.07-2) 5C Soff its over 24" wide and unprotected per Fig.4-6.5.1.2(b)? (6-7.07-3) 5D Display cases: built-in>10sf spklrd./portable>20sf or>4 ft? (6-7.07-41 5E Non-comb.attics contain no exposed wire, cable, etc.? (6-7.07-5) 6. Any small enclosures in which no sprinklers are to be installed [1] Any general unsprinklered spaces per 4-13.1 ? Description: 6A Kitchen Hood exhaust ducts spklrd? [6-7.07-6) 7. Total area protected by each system on each floor [n]: NOT NOTED Sheet/System/Area/Allowed: 8 Existing system info sufficient for addition proposed? [dd] ADEQUATE Yes No X X X FM-W M W I I N�A 9 Name and address of contractor, contact and phone number [gg].NO PHONE # X 10 Construction types fully described [d] X Floor Framing Roof Framing 11 Full height cross section or other such description [d] X 12 Ceiling construction and method of protection for nonmetallic piping [d]. X Page 2 CITY OF EDMONDS SPRINKLER PLAN REVIEW Feb 9,1999 B. SITE INFORMATION Yes No 1 Site Plan to scale, water mains (circulating), roads, elevations, hydrants X * 2 Locations of water connection, valves, & FDC plus fireflow data X * 3 Sizes of mains: City, sprinkler, FDC [j]? X * 4 Other sources of water supply, with pressure or elevation [k]. NA Tank description: Pump description: Other- 5 U/G pipe type, weight, joints, depth of bury [bb]? REOD: X* 6 Type of city connection & meter (or B/Flow)? Size of lead-in ? X 7 Type of valves, fittings, and valve pits X 8 Thrust blocking & rod coatings X* Installing Contractor: 9 Exposures: distance, construction, occupancy & height [k]. X Notes significant items: C. VALVES, ALARMS & RELATED INFORMATION Yes No 1 Make, type, model, & size of alarm or dry pipe valve plus trim [x]. X 2. Make, type, model, & size of preaction or deluge valve plus trim [y]. NA 3. Capacity in gallons of each dry pipe system [q]. Note systems over 1,000 gals. System # Cap._gal. System # , Cap._gal., System # Cap. ______gal. 4. Control & check valves, floor control assemblies [w]. X� Floor control valves req'd on 3 stories or more 5 Drain valves, risers, & discharge points, plus test connections [w] UNLEGIBLE X 6. Backflow preventer info. (mfgr., size, type) [oo]. X 7. Antifreeze info: solution (type & amount), valve loop assembly [pp]. NA 8. Kind, location & voltage of alarm bells [z].Alarm System installed?_Lqs1ho I I X� All spkIr. systems shall have both outside & inside alarm bell Outside: Reqd.Shown . Inside: Reqd_____,Shown 9 Switches: waterflow, low air, pressure alarm, tamper? X. 10. Pressure switch on shutoff valve & galv. switch pipe? NA 11 Central station service &A� 12 Air compressor, power & auto start? (tank size -gal) Page 3 CITY OF EDMONDS SPRINKLER PLAN REVIEW Feb 9,1999 STANDPIPES 13 Standpipe type & size shown in all required stairs & on roof? Stair #____,# Flrs____.,Stair #___.,# Flrs_____,Stair # .#Flrs 14 Pipe material, schedule, & heating provision? NA 14 A Risers over 2 floors must be non-combustible X* 15 Control & check valves and FDC? NA 16 Size and position of hose outlets & hand hose assemblies [aa] NA 2.5" outlets are between 36" and 48" above finished floor 17 Standpipe elevation reflecting hydraulic references and dimensions NA 18 Standpipe switches: waterflow & tamper? NA FIRE DEPT. CONNECTIONS (FDC) (5% remodel requires FDC upgrade) 19 FDC size = sprinkler or standpipe riser up to 6" X* 20 FDC is 5" Storz if riser is >3", 2.5" NST if <=3" X 21 FDC face street, hydrant <= 50 ft., outlets 24"-48" above grade X 22 FDC painted per Edmonds Fire Dept. NA Spklr.=Rustoleum Regal Red, Class 1/111 Standpipe=Hunter Green, Combined Spklr/SP Riser=Sunset Yellow (yard FDC paint pipe too) 23 FDC protected from vehicles X Posts >= 4" concrete filled, set posts 36" deep in conc. footing of 15" dia., locate Posts >= 5 ft. from FDC, post to post <= 48", top to equal top of FDC and >= 36", and # posts as req'd to protect FDC, but not interfere. 24 FDC swing check valve accessible for service with auto. drain X 25 FDC caps to be frangible or 1/4 turn ONLY INSP 26 Standpipe A,500 gal. demand has 2 FDC inlets? NA D. SPRINKLER INFORMATION Yes No 1 Make, type, and nominal orifice size of sprinklers. X 2 Special Sprinklers (extended Coverage, ESFR, etc.) used? NA What & Where: What & Where: 3 Temp. rating, location & response of all sprinklers [m]. X Special locations (skylights, etc) 4 Light Hazard: Quick Response Sprinklers used? X 5 Number of sprinklers on each riser per floor [o]. X 6 Total number sprinklers on each dry, preaction, or deluge system [p). NA 7 Sprinkler spacing adequate in finished rooms? (max spacing 256 sq.ft.) X 8 Sprinkler spacing adequate in ceiling cavities? (max spacing_____sq.ft.) NA 9 Sprinkler spacing adequate in unfinished rooms? (max spacing____,sq.ft.) NA 10 Sprinkler spacing adequate in warehouse? (max spacing______sq.ft.) NA 11 Residential SpkIr spacing adequate (max calc'd spacing_AOO ft. apart)? X 12 Ext. Coverage spklr spacing adequate (max calc'd spacing_____.jt. apart)? Page 4 CITY OF EDMONDS SPRINKLER PLAN REVIEW Feb 9,1999 13 Sprinkler spacing adequate in attics? Roof pitch __ '? Obstructed construction? Y / N Attic spklrs used? Y / N Allowable spacing ft. apart 14 ESFR spklr spacing adequate? (roof ht. ft, max spacing ft x ft) ESFR spacing exception used? Y / N 15 OTHER spklr spacing adequate? (Large Drop, K-25, "231") 16 Sprinkler deflector unobstructed in finished rooms? (lights, etc.) X 17 Sprinkler deflector unobstructed in ceiling cavities? (trusses) NA 18 Sprinkler deflectors adequate in attics? (pitched roof) NA 19 Sprinkler deflectors adequate in warehouse? (panel, beam & girder, etc.) NA 20 ESFR Spklr deflectors adequate? (Model & max dist. in.� NA 21 OTHER spkir deflectors adequate? (max dist. in.) NA Describe 22 Sprinklers exposed to freezing conditions? (dry pend,return bends,etc) X Describe (O/H doors) 23 Water spray nozzles used? Describe 24 Water curtain sprinkers used? NA Describe E. ABOVEGROUND PIPE & SUPPORT INFORMATION Yes No 1 . Pipe type and schedule of wall thickness [r]. X* Threaded Thinwall used & where CPVC (nonmetallic)used & where RES/ COMM. Special (Pozlok, etc.) used & where 1 A Non-metallic unsprinklered pipe is protected/Listing? X* 2. Pipe size and lengths [s). X. 3. Location and size of riser nipples [t]. X 4. Type of fittings & joints and location of all welds and bends [u]. Shop mfgd. grooved fittings used & where Special listed fittings & where 5. Shop welded pipe segments detailed [u]. 6. Piping provisions for flushing [cc]. X 7. Piping properly sloped for drainage? NA 8. Type and locations of hangers with details [v]. X* Typ. hgr. notes 9 Hanger details are complete & comply with NFPA? X* 10 Bracing and hanger components are listed? X* 11 Size & locations of sleeves is shown [v]? 12 Type & locations of bracing is shown [v]? X 13 Bracing details are complete & comply with NFPA? X* 14 Calculation of loads for sizing of sway bracing provided & accurate [mm]. X* 15 Flexible couplings provided & differentiated from rigid types. X* Page 5 CITY OF EDMONDS SPRINKLER PLAN REVIEW Feb 9, 1999 F. HYDRAULIC INFORMATION NOTE: Name of Program used: Name of Operator: Yes No 1. Water supply and relative elevations match S ite Info 0] & (6-7.03-11 X I Flow test from Water Dist: Name Ph# Static / Residual 110 psi 20psi 2613gpm Date Elev 90 ft. If reliable information is not available, a waterf low test of the city main should be conducted in accordance with A-7-2.1 [h] Call City of Edmonds to verify (425) 452-6864, ask for utilities 2 Plan hydraulic ref. points correspond with the hydraulic calcs; [hh]. NA 3 Each area calc. has been checked against the plans for node, pipe diameter & NA length, and fittings consistency plus elevation changes [kk]. 4 Each area calc. has been checked for proper ouff lows at appropriate nodes. NA 5 Hyd. design criteria (density/area) is shown for each remote area [ii] 11 7 LV Description DensitV(qpm/area) Inside hose Outside hose Explain: I I X� Total demand (flow & pressure) required for each remote area is noted at a NA common reference point reflected on the hydraulic graph flj]. Description Demand press Demand flow Atnode % Buffer MARKED DEMANDS SHALL BE PLACARDED ON THE SYSTEM RISERS [ee]. All demands 5% below water supply curve per City of Edmonds N�A Explain: Drawings & CaIcs reflect origin of design criteria correctly (storage criteria, room design vs. wall openings, UFC criteria) Explain: 9 The setting for pressure -reducing valves [nn]. 10 Plumbing fixture load included in calculations? G. MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION ELEVATOR SPRINKLERS 1 Shaft & Machine rm. spkIrs. 2120F. on listed gate valves 2 1350F. fixed detector <=18" of ea. spkIr. in mach.rm. & top of shaft 3 Detectors conn. to elev. eqpt. only to disconnect elev. power 4 Alternative power disconnect means utilized & approved by "L & I" MISCELLANEOUS (Openings, Heat Trace, Special Hazards) 5 SpkIrs installed for opening protection vs. fire assemblies X* NA NA Yes No X* X, X X I I NA I Page 6 � - . .1 4 CITY OF EDMONDS SPRINKLER PLAN REVIEW Feb 9, 1999 If yes, RECALL 7.13-1 & where: 6 Heat tracing & insulation used to "freeze -protect" 7 Heat trace is spkIr. listed, supervised, & on standby power? 16. Special hazard conditions exist or special extinguishing systems installed? a. Hazard: b. Exting. System: NA NA H. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS - AUTOMATIC FIRE SPRINKLER AND STANDPIPE SYSTEMS 1. All controlling valves shall be marked to indicate what portion of building they control. 2. Valve (sprinkler) control rooms shall have an exterior sign reading: "FIRE SPRINKLER CONTROL" or "STANDPIPE CONTROL". 3. Off premises supervision does not satisfy the requirement for both inside & outside spkir. alarm bells. 4. Automatic elevator sprinklers shall be provid ed with listed, indicating -type manual valves. These valves shall be easily accessible and marked "Elevator Sprinkler Shutoff". 5. Power disconnect means are acceptable provided they are approved by the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries Section. 99903CL1.doc Page 7 I Westfall. John From: Smith, Mike Sent: Thursday, March 11, 1999 9:53 AM To: Westfall, John Subject: Plan Check 98-375: Beddall mixed bag 650 5th S John, welcome back. Now that we have done our greetings, it's back to work!HH I've been on the phone with Kent Gregory regarding the "to do" list you sent them, and they did all of them except the stretcher size elevator. I was disappointed. As of this message I have not returned a call yet.Just for your info. )4�f- -1 � 1 8 ?- � �5 C -311rb� j2z�-- 6 3-15-99; 5:09PM;7aylor 1 Gregory ; -1 / 3 � TAYLOA-GaEGORY L4;:"** ARCHITICTS No main ebu% wb c fiftmv* WA UM Ird 4am.1 no Fa QL774.7= MEMORANDUM Date: Feb. A 1999 To: John WOWO, Rre Marshal Frorw Kent Gregory -11� --77ZI Projeft Erben Bulldft &6*98): Plan Check 008-375 AftwJurAuft: In response to your memo dated Jam 26,1999 please see to following responsw. . 1. Please see- Site Plan, A1.00 for required turning radii for Emergency Vehicles. 2. Sprinkler design shall be provided as a Defwred SubmftW, In the, form of Shop drawings prepared and stamped by a Slate-oartifted desWw. &w shoot A0.00 for Index of Deterred Submittals. 3. Sao response to #3 above. 4. Fire Alarm design OW be provided as a Defierred SubmIttal. See sheet A0.00 for Index of Deferred Submittats. 5. Verification of Contractor License will be pwided with #3 above. 6. Location of Fire DeparVaent conneds W11 be provided wd coordinated with Fire Department with mAxnIftl of Sprinkler design. 7. Smoke detectore am relocated. See Sheets A2.10. A2.20, A2.3D, & A2.40. S. Stair Identification aignage, as required by 97 UFC Appendix I-C shall be provided as a Deferred SubmIftl. See sheet AO.00 fir index of Deferred Submittals. 9. 2A:10B:C fire exdngWshgrs are located are nxWsW. See Sheaft A2.10, A2.20, A2-30, & A2.40. 10. Elevatore aWe to accommodate a stretcher am rwlulred only for buildings 4 stories or greaW. per the doWion of a story found In UBC 2OZ the building In question is only 3 stories, therefore car dirransions we not modified. C,V=ft@WVbwPorM0ffteXW1FMd0&dw Page I of 2 3-15-99; 5:C9PM;TaYiOr / GreoOry ;4257747803 a 2/ 3 1. Emergency Lighting design dudl be prvAded as a Deferred SubrnW See sheel A0.00 for index of Deftrred Submft& 12. Elevator Lobby doom $hall bw. -Wdlly opw*Wo tom Me car side wMW a key, took or special Mawledge or Hardware submKW Irdegon such shag be provided as a Deferred MmIft. CAMSOft&WVkrmwdOftMMFIRE(ba.dw Page 2 of 2 3-15-99; 5:09Pm;Tayior Gregory ;4257747603 Z/ 4- MEMORANDUM Date: January �0, I egg Bukling Department From John WesdaM. Fire Marshal subject FUft-Ch*Ck-ft"T5l Beddall Mixed Uso Asa-A-P AL%mn* niz The Fire Department has the followilng comments 1. Provide plot plan lbr Erben Street from 401 Avenue S. showing pavement. door w1dihs and turn racril. Include parking lot accm knes and dimensions. 2- UBC standard 9-1 compliantsprinkler system required Tm9hout every aMrtment house three or more stories In height...' with other (UBC) reducilons. UBC 9042.9 & UBC 9a4.1.3 3. Provide permit subrrdtial for Or* sprinkler installation. Include three copies of plans drawn by State-certifled designer, hydraulic calcAums, and PIM hanger, and equipment details and cut shaft 1br review. 4. Provide permit submithd for manual and automatic " alarm bystem. Include three copies of plans, battery calculations and equipment cut sheets for review. 5. Provide verificallon of Washington State undergroundYsprinkler contractor license for Installation of underground sprinklWwater supply and automatic sprinkler system S. Locallon of Fire Departrnent Connections shall be approved. Provide two devices, one to 0 Avenue and one for 51h Avenue. Reliocate Unit smoke defectors as pracliceble from kitchen, laundry closets, air returns. etc... Units 1A, IS, 11),2A.28,4A.40,4C,4E�41F. a. Install stairway identificalion Identifying StSIMBY 1110ors 97 UI:C Appandix I-C. Provide 2A:100:C fire sxtingUlshem as noted: 2 x ' T* floor central corridor and inside acoessibility unit (1 D) 3 x 2d floor at eitits, from corridor and In mezmNne near door 2 x 31d floor at GYJts from corridor 2 x Vh ftor at exh from corridor 9. Elevator car dimensions and door clearance Mst most stretch er requlre�ts per USC Section 3003.5 to accommodate ambulance -type stretcher. 10. Provide emergency lighting as noted In common was. 11- Additional efevator (lobby) doors shall be *readily openable from the car side w4thout a key, tod, or spacial knowledge or effwt.n City of Edmonds * Office of Fire Marshal MEMORANDU U Date: January 20, 1999 To: Building Department From: John Westfall, Fire Marshal -./ p U& Vt:;� Subject: ' Plan Check #98-375: Beddall Mixed Use 650 5" Avenue S. The Fire Department has the following comments: 1 Provide plot plan for Erben Street from 4 1h Avenue S. showing pavement, clear widths and turn radii. Include parking lot access lanes and dimensions. 2. UBC standard 9-1 compliant sprinkler system required "throughout every apartment house three or more stories in height..." with other (UBC) reductions. LIBC 904.2.9 & LIBC 904.1.3 3. Provide permit submittal for fire sprinkler installation. Include three copies of plans drawn by State -certified designer, hydraulic calculations, and pipe, hanger, and equipment details and cut sheets for review. 4. Provide permit submittal for manual and automatic fire alarm system. Include three copies of plans, battery calculations and equipment cut sheets for review. 5. Provide verification of Washington State underground/sprinkler contractor license for installation of underground sprinkler water supply and automatic sprinkler system. 6. Location of Fire Department Connections shall be approved. Provide two devices, one to 4 th Avenue and one for 5 th Avenue. 7. Relocate unit smoke detectors as practicable from kitchen, laundry closets, air returns, etc... Units 1 A, 1 B, 1 D, 2A, 2B, 4A, 4B, 4C, 4E, 4F. 8. Install stairway identification identifying stairway floors 97 LIFC Appendix I-C. 9. Provide 2A: 1 OB:C fire extinguishers as noted: 2 x 1 st floor: central corridor and inside accessibility unit (1 D) 3 x 2 nd floor: at exits from corridor and in mezzanine near door 2 x 3rd floor: at exits from corridor 2x4 th floor: at exits from corridor 9. Elevator car dimensions and door clearance must meet stretcher requirements per UBC Section 3003.5 to accommodate ambulance -type stretcher. 10. Provide emergency lighting as noted in common areas. 11. Additional elevator (lobby) doors shall be "readily openable from the car side without a key, tool, or special knowledge or effort." City of Edmonds �b Office of Fire Marshal W', ED CO-M-MERCIAL & MULTI -FAMILY WORKSHEET St. I PROJECT INFORMATION PROJECT ADDRESS LAN CHECK#— *-3 OWNER/A.PPLICAN PROJECT ARCHITECT/DESIGNER 441--r-41- 0 PROJECT STRUCTURAL ENGINEEI PROJECT GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEE RELATED PERNIITS/APPLICATIONS A197-3 - I T F-1 BUILDING LIMITATIONS TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION_�J-.�hkqcc UPANCY(IES TZ I Floor Occupancy Floor Occupant Exits Sprinkler Levels Groun TTca A V — I I I U1 A-L 14LU(JR AREA PROPOSED to -zoo ,; &212% TOTAL ALLOWABLE AREA (TABLE 5-B)--5 = 1+ a) 01 CALCS: L,+) COO X. 2 TOOO x z (5R,94 Me-tv?Z) a 0 0 I V� 5-00 X. 2- (MVLTi) J 0 0 0 X Z OftZ4NV_�) 42-000 A-) 0 DD V LTO So LAC> -j-. 11-7 -t-.01 -r. < 7- 4-- 4- 4- o0b ATXX--'D 571POOD BASIS FOR INCREASE (UBC 505) jMjA_j-j __Sj-0gd _ AM> 9-1 5,yS=Sm ALLOWABLE HEIGHVSTORIES� '3 _�PROPOSED OCCUPANT LOAD CALCULATIoNs Use Area (qn-ft-) Zoo UCCUPWIL J�UaG PC)c Total Occupant Load: — OCCUPANCY SEPARATIONS TAYLOR-GREGORY 11111111-41ROW- ARCHITECTS &40001- January 8, 1999 Ms. Ann Bullis Plans Examiner City of Edmonds Building Dept. 121 Sth Ave. North Edmonds, WA 98020 Re: Building Plan Check #98-375 Dear Ann, In response to your memo dated December 9, 1998, 1 would like to propose an interpretation of exiting requirements discussed in item #2 "Separation of Exits on 2ncf and 4h floors do not meet Code. Two exits are required from both these floors and must be placed a distance part of %the length of the maximum overall diagonal dimension measured in a straight line from the center of exit door to the center of exit door. " Per our conversation of January 6, we would like to apply UBC 1004.2.4 Exemption which reads, aThe separation distance determined in accordance with this section may be measured along a direct path of exit travel within a corridor serving exit enclosures. The walls of any such exit enclosures shall not be less than 30 feet, measured in a straight line from the walls of another exit enclosure." At 2na and 41A floor, we meet the required Y2diagonal distance if we measure along the pathway within the rated corridor connecting to exits. However, we do not meet the requirement that the exit enclosures be 30 ft. apart, measured in a straight line. We would like release from the 30 ft. dimension requirement. There are two mitigating circumstances with regards to this building: 1 . Building Size: While this Code Requirement applies to all building types and occupancy types, it does not allow for the fact that the variation in allowable area size is extreme. This building's floor plans vary in size from 4,575 to 5,858 sq. ft. and is near the smallest area that would require two exits. Given the size of the floor plate, it would be difficult to create exit enclosures that would be 30 ft. or more apart. p This same requirement would apply to a floor plate four or five times the size of ours without consideration of the practical application of distance. The handbook to the 1997 Uniform Building Code addresses this 30 ft. separation on page 196 as follows: "This is simply an arbitrafy requirement designated to insure that there is. at least minimal separation between two means of egress. " 2. Multiple Exits: The UBC Handbook on page 195 states "The basic reason for requiring multiple means of egress is in a fire or other emergency, it is very possible that one of the egress components will be obstructed by the fire and therefore not useable for egress purposes. " It further states, 'As a corollary, this approach assumes that because the remaining means of egress are still available, there will be sufficient time for the building occupants to use them to evacuate the building or building space." In addition to the two required shown on the floor, each residential unit on both floors have multiple egress openings at bedrooms and at living room decks. Therefore, residents will have multiple options for egress in times of A Limited Liability Partnership Phone 425.778.1530 600 Main Street, Suite C Fax 425.774.7803 Edmonds, WA 98020 Email tga@seanet.com emergency. In addition, residential units are separated by one -hour walls, are sprinkled throughout and have smoke detection alarms, giving residents sufficient time to find shelter from a fire through one of the multiple means of egress. Access to the egress windows on all sides of the building can easily be accomplished with a ground ladder provided by the Fire Dept. In view of these considerations, we ask your relief from the 30 ft. rule. incerel Kent Gregory KG/le P�SVMA I - . Plan Check # City of Edmonds Plan Review Corrections 98-3-7S— Date 11 / Y &0 C- Project Name/Address 0Ata,,-,0S- Contact Person/Address is Cc -:A Department: Building 11 Engineeqngll---,, Planning Fire � Public WorksEl Reviewer R5— SF. 'IV 1, 1 VMS MWIMMIM f:4 D-U--FWA-0 : 5-604&tC-- "'M 177-Ift- AM 6yAK ATrt rl"(w, C- I t LELC(5Pn,.&J Foe- tr) 6-'10 66 pl&uk rfi7-OS I-IJ o-FL- R'�o tf-f Ak� Oum.AS Mt 15-e-t4ae� ::��ArE Axo�'&W�Jg L 'TgVW. 4 155-0 ' A-e c6S (+ /J-1� cicc6;0ro-v L)NLW� -1 1.11A E] Submit 2 sets of revis�d plaIN/documents to tie"Permit Co I.- Inat f IT Onle' w Corrections may be made by red lining plans/documents o I ith t e A�- Y DATEFAXED (Attach fax transmittal) PAGE —OF r>z IAIL )kpD VIP Project Name/Address Contact Person/Address NO+VL- Department: BuildingEl Engineering Planning Fire E2�' Public Works Reviewer i to V.-6- 57— A4,c-&,-S-t OAJIV f /131VI50 rcu Q 0 N& 0*-!� -rA-t&7,eeT' F-4� )e�( fOOt�V .0 1&"-,PeCr6M , 7 2— &F- CDA-A--4J 44,4MI e V )00-ez � 5�-*—, 4z '() X" 7— 6b46�;s- 4*---) To 10t,6(,tC_ ---� ? E] Submit 2 sets of revised plans/documents to the Permit Coordinator. [] Corrections may be made by red lining plans/documents on rile with the City. DATEFAXED (Attach fax transmittal) PAGE OF N FORUM ENGINEERS Structural Engineeting & Buil&ng Code Consulting Services 1902 - 160th Ave. NE bellevue, WA 98008 4 TellFax: (425) 401-9128 Email: rucnwcn§lix.netcom.com December 4, 1998 Plan Check: 98-375 Project: Edmonds Mixed Use Building Address: Erben St. & 5th Ave. Edmonds, Washington 1997 Uniform Building Code Exposure: B Seismic Zone: 3 Basic Wind Speed: 80 mph Jeannine Graf, Building Official City of Edmonds 121 - 5th Ave. N. Edmonds, WA 98020 Dear Ms. Graf - We have reviewed the plans and associated data for the project mentioned above to see if it structurally conforms to the Uniform Building/Mechanical Codes. We have also reviewed them for State Barrier -free and partial Energy (lighting) requirements. In most cases, the designer should modify the plans and/or specifications to satisfy these comments. NON-STRUCTURAL I This building is a 3 sto-66-s--olu—s a ba§erribnt building- perthe definition of "Story" in Section 220. It appears that lst story is between the 2nd floor and 3rd floor since the 3rd floor elevation has a point 16 feet (more than 12 feet) higher than the grade - Sheet A4.40. It should be noted on the plans clearly that this is a 3-story plus basement building. 2. The sprinkle—r--p-la—n--s--s-Fc-uld- Ve subibitted and -approved -by your Fire Department. 3. Details of the one-hr rated wall construction should be shown. The designer should either provide ICBO, UL, or equivalent test report number, or specify the assemblies per Table 7-B. 4. Details of the one-hr rated floor/ceiling construction should be shown. The. designer should either provide ICBO, UL, or equivalent test report number, or specify the assemblies per Table 7-C. 5. Provide Pi-Tated occupancy separation between RI and SI occupancies perTable3-B. Sheets A2.10 and A2.20 show recycling storage and mezz storage areas having direct contact (both walls and floors) with dwelling units. Plan Check: 98-375 - Edmonds Mixed Use Building Jeannine Graf, City of Edmonds December 4, 1998 Page 2 6. \,9 --ke-detectors, exit signs, and exi-t- fighting -shown on electrical -s-heets should be cross- referenced on architectural floor plans -_ Sheets A2. 10 to A2.40. 7. m bination dampers should be instal led,14AW—e-Iffil law�_,iag 716c ations per Section WXi W 7 3. 10: a. Duct penetrations of area or occupancy separation walls with ratings of two hours or less. b. Ducts passing through horizontal exit walls. C. Ducts penetrating shafts (see exception). d. Ducts penetrating fire -resistive elements of fire -rated corridor walls. See exception for steel ducts with no openings into corridor. In Seismic Zone No. 3, anchored veneer should be designed to resist a horizontal force equal to twice the weight of veneer in accordance with Section 1403.4.3 or use prescriptive methods set forth in Section 1403.6.1. 9. Roof coverings should be Class B or better per Table 15-A. 10. Attic vent sizes, locations, and screening details should be shown on the plans. A net vent area of 39 (=5858/150) square feet per Section 1505.3. 11. Overflow drains the same size as the roof drains or overflow scuppers three times the size of the roof drains should be installed with the inlet flow line located 2" above the low point of the roof. Section 1506.3 12. Safety glazing should be provided at the following hazardous locations: Section 2406.4 a. Glazing in egress/ingress door b. Glazing adjacent to a door where the nearest exposed edge of the glazing is within a 24" arc of the door in a closed position and where the bottom exposed edge is less than 60" above the walking surface - all relite windows next to Door C's as shown on Sheets A2.10, A2.20 & A2.30 13. Every required exit doorway should be of a size to permit the installation of a 3'-0" by 6'-8" door. A minimum clear width of 32 inches should be provided. 14. �,_Wdl tsjand cdilings-of:eorridors should,be of one -hour fire -resistive construction! A section detail cut through the corridor should be provided to show how this is accomplished. Section 1004.3.4.3.1 15. A minimum stairway headroom clearance not less than 6 feet 8 inches should be specified on the plans per Section 1003.3.3.4. 16. The maximum transmitted temperature end point for the doors of stairway enclosure should not exceed 450 degrees above ambient at the end of 30 minutes of fire exposure as specified in UBC Standard 7-2 per Section 1005.3.3.5. This should be noted on the plans. 'IN Plan Check: 98-375 - Edmonds Mixed Use Building Jeannine Graf, City of Edmonds December 4, 1998 Page 3 17. Class I floor finishing materials should be specified for the stairway enclosures. Table 8-B 18 xi,t -signs and their illumination should comply with Section 1003.2.8,7 The details should be cl�arl� wn on the plans. 19. -111-14m-mki-on for the means of egress should co mply with Section 1003.2.9. The details c sho- __ __ - - ____ - - - - __ __ - __ - - - - __ __ .:� ghould-b6- liarly wn on the plans. 20-. ----Tlf6-l-o--ca-ti-o-n—o-f-,s-'m-o--k-e- detectors- s-hou I-d' be -shown- on the - plans. Smoke detectors are required in -each story arid -basement, every -lee' in gi - S p 9 room, and -hallways ' ving access to sleeping 'S rooms. � �Oi6i_!,73_10.9 _Qn, 21. Provide soundproofing to minimum STC 50 for all party and corridor walls and floor/ceiling assemblies which separate units from each other and from other interior areas of the building. Details and approved STC rating should be shown on the plans. Appendix Section 1208 t96 windows or-doLQrs ovided. These windows 22. E ' V �e�ney, q _ e- -per _Sec - tion 310.4 should be pr should have minimum net clear opening area of 5.7 square feet with a minimum width of 20", minimum height of 24", and a maximum sill height of 44". It is not clear how Type D windows are operated. 23-. _This building should be provided with a manual and automatic fire -alarm system. Section 24. Steel structural frames (columns and beams) should be protected to one -hour. Table 6-A STRUCTURAL 1. Marquees (Residenti al) balconies as shown on sheet A2.20 & A2.40 should be designed for a 60 psf live load. Office deck area if it is open to the public should- be designed for 100 psf live load , otherwise use 60 psf live load per Table 16-A. 2. Balcony railing shown on Sheet A4. 10 should be designed to withstand a 20 pound per foot horizontal force or a 200 pounds force perpendicular to the top rail at any point. Table 16-B 3. Ceiling joists in office area should be designed for a live load of not less than 10 psf Table 16-B 4. Roof elements as shown in Section 2 on Sheet A5.30 should be designed for uplift wind pressures per Table 16-H. 5. Structural notes per 1997 UBC should include: a. Structural system type: Redundancy factor (1.27) & overstrength factor per Section 1630 b. R factor C. Soil profile factor Sc d. Earthquake base shear and wind force in both directions. 19 I 4 ELEIATIOt4S TAYLOR-GREGORY L4l___ ARCHI TECTS EDMONDS MIXED USE PROJECT EDMONDS, WA I � 13 ELEVATIONS -GREGORY TAYLOR ARCHITECTS EDMONDS MIXED USE PROJECT OUL EDMONDS, WA m 91F In ELEVATIONS 1 71 RM TAYLOR - GREGORY EDMONDS MIXED USE FROJECT 1117- ARCHITECTS EDMONDS, WA fit PLAN CHECK CORRECTIONS REQUIRED BUILDING DIVISION DATE January 12, 1999 TO: Larry Parrett FAX: 425-744-7803 FROM: Ann Bullis, Plans Examiner RE: Building Permit Plan Check 998-375 During re -review of the above noted project, it was found that the following iiiformation/corrections are required. 1) Regarding your response on page 2 #24: Columns and beams must be individuall protected and cannot be protected only by the rated wall/floor-ceiling assembly. Provide protection details and call out listed and tested assemblies. UBC 704.2. 1. Note: if spray -on fireproofing is proposed, a special inspection is required. 2) Regarding PSM response #11: Provide a letter from the geotechnical engineer of record that he has reviewed the foundation plans and the recommendations in the soils report have been implemented in the design. 3) All toilet rooms on Sheet A2.3 must be accessible and meet the requirements of WAC 1106.11. 4) Regarding your response on page 2, Barrier Free #8, 9, &10: 1 cannot find details to verify compliance. Pleaseprovide. The restrooms shown on Sheet A2.3 should also reference these details (except tub). I 5) Regarding your response on page 3 WSEC & VIAQ: It will delay the project to defer energy calcs to the mechanical permit, since energy compliance items are required throughout construction (for example, slab insulation and vapor are required at the foundation stage) and window's are typically ordered and installed before the mechanical permit is even applied for. You should reconsider deferring this item. 6) Regarding your response on page 3 Graf comment #1: Please show all encroachments over property lines on the site plans. 7) Regarding your response on page 3 Graf comment #3: All rooms labeled "Study" are considered habitable spaces and must meet minimum light requirements of UBC 1203.2. By removing the closets they are no longer considered sleeping rooms, but are habitable spaces and are still required to be provided with minimum natural light. Typically the required whole house ventilation system provides the minimum ventilation requirements, but you should verify this with your mechanical designer. 8) Regarding your response on page 4 #5: The dimensions of the Barrier Free restrooms shown on Sheet 2.3 do not meet the minimum code requirements. Please revise and provide details as requested above. 9) Emergency lighting is required and must be approved by the Fire Marshal. 10) Regarding your request for relief from meeting UBC 1004.2.4, as I stated during our meeting, you must submit a fon-nal request to the Building Official, Jeannine Graf for an Alternate Design per UBC 104.2.8 (your request must include this code section). Under thi's section 41-0 1A you must provide sufficient evidence that clearly shows that your proposal will provide the same level of effectiveness, suitability, fire resistance and safety as strict compliance with the code. The applicant is to provide documentation and compelling arguments that practical difficulties of the specific project prevent compliance to the code. It is the intent of the code to place the full burden of proof on the applicant who makes such a request for modification or alternate design. Once the City receives a formal written proposal complete with backup information, it shall be reviewed and a final written determination issued. You and the building owner may wish to consult you private attorneys regarding possible liability issues associated with such an alternate design proposal to the City on a life -safety matter. 11) Enclosed is the Building Official's response to your letter regarding barrier free access from 5thAvenue. In reviewing your responses to corrections, there are many items which have you have noted as "deferred submittals" which must be addressed before the City will issue the Building Permit for this project. , we will be looking for the following items to be submitted for review and approval with your resubmittal. addressing the above corrections: 12) Revised roof plan showing attic vent size and location, including calcs. UBC 1505.3. Also showing required draft stops. 13) Stairway headroom clearance. 14) Exit sign/illumination details. 15) Barrier free signage. 16) Door hardware. 17) List all deferred submittals/separate permits on cover sheet and also note who will be reviewing and coordinating these item's for submittal to the Building Division, so it is clear to all parties. 18) Restrictive Covenant signed and ready for recording. Please resubmit 2 copies of revised plans/documents reflecting above corrections to the Permit Coordinator. Should you have any questions, please contact me at (425) 771-0220. 2 CITY OF EDMONDS BARBARA FAHEY MAYOR 121 5TH AVENUE NORTH EDMONDS, WA 98020 (425) 771-0220 FAX (425) 771-0221 I FE�� COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT Public Works * Planning�Building - Parks and Recreation - Engineering - Wastewater Treatment Plant C. January 12, 1999 Mr. Kent Gregory Taylor Gregory Architects 600 Main Street, Suite C Edmonds, Washington 98020 RE: Plan Check #98-375 In response to your letter dated 1/8/99 regarding the 5th Avenue building entry you have not provided specific code. information that allows the project to be exempt from State Barrier Free Code requirements for building accessibility. Although the 5h Avenue sidewalk may be sloped I do not know of a code section that exempts the entry door, the building path of travel, the door to the elevator etc. from meeting accessibility codes. Exempting this required exit from the barrier free code prevents pedestrian access from 5 th Avenue to the building and this does not seem reasonable nor meets the intent of the code. Thank you, 6;�w-w /�� Jeannine L. Graf Building Official 0 Incorporated August 11, 1890 0 Sister Cities International — Hekinan, Japan 4- 1 1 - 0,D & �,S AtO T a y 1 0 Cr e00 r y ;4257747803 4 TAYLOR-GREGORY A R C H I T E C T 5 April,10, 2000 Mr. Steven Fisher Recycling Coordinator City of Edmonds, Public Works Dept. 21011, St sw, Edmonds, WA 98026 Fax: 425-744-6057 Re: Alley Accessat 654 5h Ave S. Dear Mr. Fisher, Recently you met at the.above'dekribed property with Dennis Graingerof my office, and Norm Nicholson of Sound DisposaILInc. to discuss access to the dumpsters,on. this propert .,kis my understanding at that meeting that you concluded that.th.e planter curb y which separates our property from the alley to, the Porth must be r6moved, aidditibrial a§phalt must be place'd'at the removed planter, and a gate 'must be installed. with a -lock which is. accessible only to.,Sou.nd Disposal. This is.,contrary to. previou's directions given 1h lett by the City of Edmonds, as noted in the attached April 13, er ffom Jim Walker,, which was approved, and constructed per the. attached drawing. a -the property owner. The changes you are proposing will incur � dditional expense to Before proceeding with suchwark we, will ficed direction.froM the City that.reflects concurrence from all affected City departments Please feel free to give me a call at 425-778-1530,if you have,additional comments or questions. Sincerely, d Kept Gregory CC: Brad Beddall, Fax: 7.7 1-11 Ill Norm. Nicholson Sound Disposal Fax: 672-2159 James Walker, City -Engineer Fax: 771-0221 V& A Limited LiabilitV Partnership Phone 425.778.1530 654 5th Ave. South, SUite 300 Fax '425'774.7803 Edmonds, WA 98020. info@taylorgregory.co.nn a -I I _0,D: C.. i or - --; egory ;42S7747802 4 .(.,) C. 1 S 9 \3 CITY OF EDMONDS 121 5TH AVENUE NORTH -EDMONDS, WA98020-(425)771-0220- FAX (425)771-0221 DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT Planning - Building - Engineering April 13,1999 Mr. Erich Tietze, PE Erich 0. Tietze and Associates 18530 760'Avenue West, Suite B Edmonds, WA 98026 SUBJECT: KU Building at 650 Fiftb Avenue Swth JED-88XPerlmilt 99Q] 79) Dear Mr. Tietze: BARBARA FAHEY MAYOR Following site inspection preliminary to construction, it has been determined that access to 547 Fourth Avenue South must be maintained from the alley. This may require a slight revision to the approved plans. You will need to revise the proposed paving in the alley adjacent to the northwest comer Of Your site. The landscaped strip could then be placed to extend from the northwest comer of 650 Fifth Avenue South to approximately 30 feet south of the northeast comer of 547 Fourth Avenue South. ne neighbor's access is clearly defined at this time. Your landscaping must serve to prevent future residents of and visitors to 650 Fifth Avenue South from accessing the alley to the north. Thank you for your attention to and rapid resolution of this matter. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact me at 771-0220, Ext. 327. Sincerely, JAMES C. WALKER, PE ,City Engineer c: Development Services Mir. Kent Gregory, Taylor -Gregory ATchitects, 600 Main Street, #C, Edmonds, WA 98020 Mr. Brnd Beddall, 610 Elm Place, Edmonds, WA 98020 0 "N fNy' L .1 1..) G:TNGR\GoRDr8051b DOC Incorporated August 11, 1890 40 F] t 7' 4 j-DUM10S.T.1-5RPER (2 7' x �41 �DUMFS MR' AND, e.2) 21�<71 Te�T==-A F SHER-Olf:�`FU5LIC 40FR<S. 6' tM-0 � E N - L -2N -7-7 HIM 190 OF PUSLIC Wof�,S. ;JjTw Y r- - MOHMN HIGP C-MAJ. 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