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SURVEY BLD20060644.pdfoDu'C� i v � l Eddie, I(Koo SKY VALLA Y, U Y & MAPPING 8021 228" ST SW EDMONDS, WA 98026 EDDIE SHAWARI 22310 HWY 99 EDMONDS, WA 98026 RETAINING WALL CITY OF EDMONDS PERMIT 42006-0644 V11" tirlll)��k e Ylj �'4 a� q� lo�� fid,wy,,;RECEIVED OCT 3 1 2000 Per your request, I have completed fieldwork to locate existing footing forms with respect to the West property line for the parcel located at the above address. I proceeded as follows: Research & Reconnaissance: I acquired a Record of Survey for the parcel performed by Meyring & Associates in 1996, recorded under AF #9608095001, Records of Snohomish County Washington. hn the field, I found the NW property missing due to excavation. I found the SW property corner, as well as three other corners on the north boundary. Fieldwork: I performed a field traverse on the parcel in order to find coordinate geometry for the existing property corners as well as the westermnost footing forms for the proposed retaining wall. The forms were in place. No concrete had been poured. I tools seven shots on what would be the western edge of concrete after forms would be stripped. Calculation: After reducing fieldnotes, I compared the existing geometry with that shown on the above mentioned Record of Survey. I found a "best fit" between the SW property corner, and the northernmost corner at a point on the north property line where it jogs. I used this inverse as the Basis for the survey. Not only did this represent the best fit (within 19 niches over 148.30 feet), but it uses corners which are shown and described on the Record of Survey. I was then able to compare the remaining field data with a theoretical position for the NW property corner. Precision: Accuracy can be expected to be within 1 unch in the East/West direction, and within 1.5 inches in the North/South direction. Conclusion: If concrete were to be poured in the foundation footing forms as I found them ori 10•-27-06, the NW corner of the concrete would fall 0.49 feet East of the West property line, and the SW corner of concrete would fall 1.28 feet East of the West property line. The concrete footing would not encroach on the neighboring parcel to the West. Thank you for the opportunity to be of service, Michael E. Bell, PLS #18075 cc: Waite Architects Attn: Steve Waite, AIA