20160314085808.pdfJohns, Kristin
From: Mike O'Neil <mikeoneil459@gmail.com>
Sent: Sunday, March 13, 2016 11:36 AM
To: Johns, Kristin
Subject: Re: Permit notice - 730 Olympic Avenue
Ms Johns,
Please forgive these back to back emails. On Saturday, issues came to light where we have been
informed by one of our subcontractors that he is abandoning our project and is not coming back to my
home to complete scheduled work. As I mentioned in my previous email, communication has been
lacking between my and the contractor of record on my home, Mr. Larry Throndsen.
Due to those circumstances above and several other items all related to this construction project, my
attorney has advised me to obtain services of a different contractor to finish our home remodel. As of
this email, we have done so.
By email I am informing Mr. Throndsen that he is no longer to be our contractor.
Mr. Drew Langland is our new contractor. Drew indicates he will be calling the Permit department
early in the week to establish where things stand for our home.
I'm not sure if your office is concerned with any of the above, I just wanted you to know what we are
working with and we are trying to make sure we remain compliant with all legalities related to our
remodel.
Thank you.
Michael O'Neil
On Sat, Mar 12, 2016 at 8:42 AM, Mike O'Neil <rnikeonei14 g c mw corn> wrote:.
Hi Ms. Johns,
received the attach notice from your department.
Foremost, I would like to be in compliance with all and any requirements. However, I am not a
general contractor nor the contractor for my house remodel. Mr. Larry Throndsen from Golden T
construction is the listed contractor for this project.
I am at a loss as to why this project has extended as long as it has and Mr. Throndsen has not given
me a schedule for completion. I am also not aware of the last inspection that was performed. Our
walls are closed and most plumbing and electrical items have been installed. I was under the
impression we were "square" with the city. I did have strong feeling we were at a year in this project
but also was not aware of permit expiration.
I am writing to address the letter and to tell you that with previous plans my wife and i will be out of
town all of the next week, March 14-18. 1 didn't want you to think I was ignoring your notice.
However, since Mr. Throndsen is the contractor, wouldn't it be more appropriate for him to receive
this notice? He knows how much work we have remaining and therefore would be the appropriate
one to set completion inspections, etc.
look to your comment and if need,
course, Mr. Throndsen has acted.
Thank you for your help.
Michael O'Neil
will be in contact after our return from out of town. Unless of