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210 6TH AVE N11111111111111 14715 210 6TH AVE N REGARDING: (File Title) R E C 0 R D OF C O-N T A C T S DATE NAME: PHONE NO - & COMMENTS ACTION TAKEN INITIALS ADDRESS OF CALLER 1—'*,�Fcl kir TR[�7,7--T FiLE S qX lo = go 10 7-07-AL r F,&rRcv,e ?3q.2q v 14 ZA . . . . I �ly // = �? '? zbal 23v..>-q ls�5-.3 q s 15A N -53 C yv\ Z3) �k 935- 7;� 2A Y- n-\ �,x Z,5z k7 12. 77 1 .7 L; s �v, rl,v /p t�f I do Ll STREET FILE T f I r4 Receiver) MAY 0 5 2004 PERMIT CoUNTER a r rv- t) rot 1, rN 0 CITY OF EDMONDS 121 5TH AVENUE NORTH - EDMONDS, WA 98020 - (425) 771-0220 - FAX (425) 771-0221 Website: wwwd.edrnondsma.us DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT Planning - Building - Engineering April 14, 2004 Corpus Christi Chapel Post Office Box 636 Edmonds, Washington 98020 RE: Exposed nlumbin-,-, pipi---g atnorth side -f building @204 6t" Av -cNcrth To Whom It May Concern: GARY HAAKENSON MAYOR The purpose of this letter is to inform you that the City has received a formal citizen's complaint about exposed plumbing piping on the north side of the building at 204 6 1h Avenue North owned by Corpus Christi Chapel. Upon receipt of the complaint I dispatched our City Building Inspector to the site to perform an..i.rispection. Although no one answered at the door, he was able to view from the City alleyway, the.. exposed piping which appears to be connected to a groundwater sump pump. The piping discharges from the sump pump onto. a splashblock in the City alleyway. A plumbing permit is required for this work and unfortunately, a search of our records did not show a permit issued to this address. Although you may have relied on your installer to obtain such permit, our State laws hold -the property owner(s) responsible in such matters. Please contact the City for the purpose of applying for, and obtaining, the required plumbing permit by April 29t",' 2004. Be advised, the City shall charge a violation compliance fee since work was perfon-ned in advance of permit issuance. On a sidenote it is highly likely that an electrical permit would also be required for this work and I strongly suggest that you verify that such pem-iit was obtained. Lastly, because the piping discharges onto the City alleyway review by our City Public Works and Engineering Division will be performed (at an additional charge) although it is highly unlikely that this configuration will be approved. If there are circumstances beyond your control that will prevent you or your installer from meeting this deadline please contact my office in writing. If you have any other questions please feel free to contact me during normal City business hours at 425-771-0220 extension 1226. Sincerely, Jeannine L� Graf Building Official APPLICATION for The -City of Edmonds SH)E SEWER PERIMT OUTSIDE [�I— INSIDE F1 REPAIRS 0 OWNER ckwxe .. 4 .......... Al .......................... ............... CONTRACTOR ............... STREET HOUSENo. ...... ............................................... ............................ AVENUE LOT No . ...... NAME ADD . ................... e 5 e- 'q Lu U. Ima CARD No . ...................................... EASEMENT No . ...................................... ................................................................. PERMIT No. ........................................... BLOCK No . ...................... ............................................................................................. APPROVED �ur I Iffia, Date Approved: \j BACKFILL WORK ORDER ISSUED ................................... DEPOSIT, $ .............................................. DATE..--7— ............................................................... SEWER WORK ORDER ISSUED.. ........................................ ...................... 6 .................. BY ..... 0. STREET FILE December 13, 1978 MEMO TO: Harve H. Harrison Mayor FROM: John A. LaTourelle, Director Community Development Department SUBJECT: RECOMMENDATION FROM PLANNING COMMISSION TO APPROVE CU PERMIT TO USE PARSONAGE AS A SUNDAY SCHOOL AND RELATED YOUTH ACTIVITIES AT�21.0� SIXTH AVENUE NORTH -.CHURCH OF.THE OPEN BIBLE '(ZONED RM11) (C_U_-_4_9-_7_8T Section 12.13.030(C) states that each public and insti- tutional use in a residential zone shall be subject to a Conditiona:1 Use Permit from the City Council, after public hearing by the Planning Commission. This item was heard beforethe Planning Commission on November 29, 1978. The application, and the minutes of that hearing, are attached. The Community Development Department recommends that the Conditi ' onal Use Permit (CU-49-78) for the Church of the Open Bible be approved.. - le attachments PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION NO. 609 A RESOLUTION TO THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EDMONDS RECOMMENDING APPROVAL OF A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT TO USE EXISTING PARSONAGE FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES AND OTHER YOUTH RELATED ACTIVITIES AT 210 SIXTH AVENUE NORTH AS SET FORTH IN FILE #CU-49-78 WHEREAS, the Planning Commission of the City of Edmonds, pursuant to proper notice and publication, held a public hearing on a proposal to grant a Conditional Use Permit to the Church of the Open Bible; and, 'WHEREAS, the proposed use is in harmony and compatible with the public uses nearby; and WHEREAS, adjacent property is owned by the Church and no screening appears necessary; and WHEREAS, access is readily available for.auto and pedestrian traffic; and WHEREAS, there is a finding of no significant adverse environmental impact on the proposal; and WHEREAS, such action is consistent with the promotion of public health, safety, and general welfare; NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Planning Commission recomm ends and forwards to the City Council of said City, that the proposed Conditional Use Permit as se,t forth in File #CU-49-78 be approved. DATED this -day of December 1978. CVirman Edmonds Planning Commission FILE #CU-49-78 INITIATED BY:.Church of the Open Bible HEARING: November 29, 1978 0 f 0 1 —, CITY OF EDMONDS EDMONDS, WASHINGTON APPLICATION TO BOARD OF ADOUSTMENT File No-Cit LN - 9 Date 10 ­ �,� - -2 Fee $25.00 Rec't No. ) ") 6- -, FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT HEARING DATE APPLICANT: CHURCH OF T14E OPE�l BIBLE ADDRESs6th & Bell, Edmonds PHONE: 778-8155 Indicate type or degree of interest in the property: OWNER: Same ADDRESS Same PNONE: Same LOCATION OF PROPERTY (ADDRESS): __2j_Q___n__b-th. U, , Fdmonds, 'Viash. LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY: (Church and parsonage): All of Lots 40, 399 38, 37, City of Edmonds Blk 99 To be cornpleted by the Planning Dept: Use Zone RMIA Legal description checked and approved by: Date: VICINITY SKETCH: Example: PLEASE SHOW BELOW A VICINITY SKETCH AS PER EXAMPLE, INDICATING NORTH. CONDITIONAL USE REQUESTED: Mange use of building DETAILS OF PROPOSED USAGE: Cliange the pastor's Inorfie (parsona,ge) into Sunday Scliool rl,qg!;Ps nod -re1,-jjLQd �Louth qctivities, STATE OF WASHINGTON ) ss. COUNTY OF SNOP.0iHISH ) Si/jnature/of ApplicAnt, Owner, or Representative. On this date, before aio,* the undersigned, a Notary 'Public in an� f?r yti,,', St te OT "o-Washington, duly commissioned and si%iorn, personally appear�d s.F.— who being duly sworn, on his/1w.r oath deposes and says that he llai� 11 -c --ents and has acknowledged to Pie that the prepared and read the foi -going stateii recitations contained therein are true, and has signed this instrulnent as his/her free and voluntary act and deed for the purposes therein- nientioned. Subscribed and sworn to. before [.,ie this day of 1 NOARY P( BLIC, in and for the �tate of Washington, residing at EDMONDS PLANNING CUMMISSION November 29, 1978 The regular meeting of the Edmonds Planning Commission was called to order by Chairman John McGibbon at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers of the Edmonds Civic Center. PRESENT John McGibbon, Chairman Floyd E. Smith Keith LaBelle Laura Hall Valina Walker Larry Naughten, Ex officio APPROVAL OF MINUTES ABSENT STAFF PRESENT. Fred Ross John LaTourelle, Community Richard Dickson Mary Lou Block, Asst. City Wayne Tanaka, City Attorney Jackie Parrett, Deputy City Develop. Dir. Planner Clerk Minutes of the meeting of October 11, 1978 had been distributed, COMMISSIONER HALL MOVED, SECONDED BY CO141ISSIONER SMITH, TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF OCTOBER lit 1978. MOTION CARRIED. REPORT FROM COUNCIL Councilman Larry Naughten reported that the City Council last evening had approved the 1979 Budget and lie had been told that this year's budget process had been one of the smoothest in recent years. AGENDA CU-49-78 CHURCH OF THE OPEN BIBLE - Conditional Use Perini ' t to use parsonage for Sunday school classes and -for other related youth activities at 210 6th Ave. N. (RMH) Mrs. Block showed slides of the building proposed to be used for youth activities. Several months ago the church had requested a Conditional Use Permit to use the two small adjacent houses for these activities but they have since changed their plans and now propose to use the existing parsonage for such purposes. General hours of usage would be 10:00 .- 11:00 a.m. and 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. on Sundays, and 7:00 - 9:00.p.m. on Wednesdays. The building would also be used for a Sunday school office at other.times. Mrs. Block indicated that it did not appear necessary to impose specific hour restrictions because the church had been at this location for many years with no complaints from neighbors. She reviewed the Conditional Use Permit criteria, noting that parking requirements which would be applicable to a new building were not met. Some parking could be provided at the back of the property and the Planning Department was recommending that nine parking stalls be required as a condition of the Permit. Tile site is generally surrounded by public uses so this activity would be.compatible with those uses. It is bounded by the church on the south and by an alley on the north. There are no residential uses immediately adjacent to it, the Civic Center being to the �%,est and the Junior High School playfield north of the alley. There should be no significant adverse environmental impact from the g.ranting of this permit. Mrs. Block recommended approval, subject to providinq nine parking spaces, because the general use has been existing in this - location for a number of years with no evidence of any detriment to the surrounding area; tile proposed Use is compatible with the public uses nearby; the only property adjacent to the parsonage is owned by the church and no screening appears necessary; and access is readily avail- able for auto and pedestrian traffic. The public portion of the hearing 0 was opened, no one wished to speak, and the public portion was closed. COMMISSIONER WALKER MOVED, SECONDED BY, COMMISSIONER LaBELLE, TO APPROVE CU-49-78, SUBJECT TO NINE PARKING SPACES BEING PROVIDED, FOR THE REASONS STATED BY MRS. BLOCK IN HER RECOMMENDATION. MOTION CARRIED. Commissioner Hall.suggested that participants in the church activities be apprised of the limited parking in this area and be asked not to use.the Civic Center parking lot on Wednesday evenings. PRD-4-78 "WOODLAKE CONDOS" - Proposal for 8-unit planned residential development located -on the west side of 83rd Ave.-W., south of 208th St. S.W. (RS-8) Mrs. Block said the applicant had asked that this item be continued until further notice as they are working on an alternative plan. She said the item will be reposted when it is ready to be reviewed. COMMIS- SIbNER SMITH MOVED, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER HALL, TO C'ONfINUE PRD-4-78 UNTIL. SUCH TIME AS THE APPLICANT SUBMITS A REVISED APPLICATION. MOTION CARRIED. ZO-12-78 Amendment to Section 12.15.100 of the Zoning Code to allow for the restoration of nonconforming residential buildings damaged in excess of 50% actual valuation, if such buildings were legal at the �ime of original construction. Mr. LaTourelle indicated the proposed amendnient would apply only to residential structures, both single family and multi -family. It had been brought to his attention that problems had arisen in financing reconstruction of multi -family structures because insuran ce proceeds were required to be used for rebuilding the damaged building but the City Code required that buildings which had been nonconforming would have to be reconstructed in conformance with all regulations. In some cases, because of recent Code cha.nges, where there may have been a multi- family structure, the number of units permitted under reconstruction would be reduced. In the case of a condominium there would be the problem of whose units could not be rebuilt, as well as other unusual problems. Mr. Larourelle pointed out that the incidence of situations such as these would be very low. He felt that the remedy currently required if a nonconforming residential structure were destroyed was unnece55aryoverkill inthat complete abatement of the building would be'required. The proposal would not allow any increase in the degree of nonconformity, but would allow a nonconforming residential building, if conforming at the time of original construction, to be reconstructed to that nonconforTiling state. The.public portion of the hearing was opened, no one wished to speak, and the public portion was closed. Commissioner Smith commented that this was a long overdue amendment. Commissioner Walker congratulated. the Staff on this proposal, feeling it reflected progressive thinking. - Commissioner LaBelle agreed, discussed several of the points, and asked for reasoning behind the requirement that the reconstruction be commenced within one year of the date of damage. Mr. LaTOLIrelle noted that in most cases if the ov.1ner intended to rebuild lie %qoUld do so imi ' iiediately, but without the time limitation a person could hold a piece of property for 10-15 years and then decide to rebuild when it.might then clearly be an affront to the neighborhood. COI-IMISSIONER WALKER MOVED, SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER LaBELLE, TO APPROVE ZO-12-78 AS PRESENTED. MOTION CARRIED. R-11-78 JAMES GAYLORD - Rezone from R11 to BN the property located at 8301 212th* St. S. Tj-.(T�HL)- Mrs.. Block showed slides of this property. The intent was to modify an existing single family dwelling and establish an insurance office there for the applicant and several other professional offices within the building. The applicant had proposed a contract rezone to BN for office use as specified by'Section 12.13.150(2) or residential uses as specified by Section 12.13.150(3). No retail sales would be allowed but mixed residential/OffiCe USeS could be allowed. The site has no unique topographic or natural features. The Comprehensive Plan shoas the general area to be commercial with 11ML around it. A private road has been developed to the immediate west of this site to serve the R11 property EDMONDS PLANNING COMMISSION Page 2 - November 29, 1978 7kAR BrA A rA H E Y STREET ADUFT.V CITY OF EDMONDS MAYOR -A PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT - 7110 - 210TH ST. S.W. - EDMONDS, WA 98026 (425) 771-0235 - FAX (425) 744-6057 - E-MAIL: k1ein&i.edmondsma.us WEB SITE: www.d.edmondsma.us September 9, 1998 Attn: Ted Webber Corpus Christi Chapel PO Box 636 Edmonds, WA'98020 Subject: Water Leak Credit Account #122975 Dear :Mr. Webber: I have reviewed your account and will allow a credit for the billing period between May 29, 1998 through September 30, 1998 in accordance with our City policy. The policy states that the customer will be billed at the retail rate based upon the average water consumption for the same period during the previous year. In addition, the excess water lost from the leak will be billed to customer at the City's wholesale rate with a 15% surcharge added for administrative cost. Only one leak credit will be granted in any three- year period. Should you have any additional questions after you receive your new billing, please contact Ilene Larson, Utility Billing Clerk, at 771-0241. Sincerely, 9-Z�J�� Jim Waite Water/Sewer Supervisor JW/lk cc: Ilene Larson Utility Billing Clerk wordata\water\crcdit98\# 122975 " Incorporated Auqust 11, 1890 Sister Cities International — Hekinan, Japan Corpus Christi Chapel Roman Catholic Church of the Society of St. Pius X 204 6th Avenue N. (PO Box 636) Edmonds, WA 9802 Mr. Jim Waite Water Sewer Supervisor City of Edmonds 425-771-0235 Dear Mr. Waite, limil RECEIVEM 1, SEP U-- j PUBLIC Woai,�t� August 29, 1998 Upon discussion with our pastor, Fr. Hunter, I discovered, that about a month ago when he made his weekly visit to the chapel on a Friday, Father was greeted by a gusher. Apparantly, an air blowout valve at the sprinklers burst spewing gallons of water for an undermined amount of time. In view of this and our previous discussion, we are requesting a retab of our water bill based on a wholesale price and our previous normal usage. Enclosed is the bill previously sent us by the city. We are awaiting your reply and revised billing. Yours sincerely in Christ Our Lord and the Blessed Virgin Ma��,___ Ted J. Webber Chapel Coordinator 8 go - 1 ()9 ST'R'lEET FILE CITY OF EDMONDS 250 - 5TH AVE. N. - EDMONDS, WA 98020 - (206) 771-0220 - FAX (206) 771-0221 COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT Public Works * Planning * Parks and Recreation * Engineering February 7, 1992 Mr. Phillip Walls Post Office Box 636 Edmonds, Washington 98020 RE: Corpus Christy Chapel 210 6th Avenue North LAURA M. HALL MAYOR PETER E. HAHN DIRECTOR Per your request I have reviewed the f loor plan of the subject church in order to determine the occupant load. Based on the information you provided in terms of square footage and use of the area I have calculated the occupant load at 389 for the entire building. As required by Section 3302 #3(c) capacity (occupant load) of the legible sign near the main exit. of the Uniform Building Code, the building shall be posted on a If I can be of further service please don't hesitate to call on me at 771-0220. Thank you, r L. Graf Building Inspector * Incorporated AUgLISt 11, 1890 0 Sister Cities International — Hekinan, Japan —L�; Loll— G 9 QD FA&7AL.. 'FLOT PLA 0.. MTH FILE a I CD - Oki ��KSTREET ��U� �� FILE � CITY OF E~~~MM~ ..~7' umoAvrownr^souowDS, WAnx/wGTnwo80z `/m* DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS Rnrch l6, 1981 � . `.. Dear Resident: ' . ' On February 17, 1981' the Edmonds City Council passed Resolution 488 for construction, reconstruction and repair osdeteriorated sidewalks. A the' hearing will be held . in the Council Chambers at Civic Center on April 21,1981 at 7:30'Pto attend ' ' this hearing.-for �'-fo /r nuotdoto�znca� & adlmcuaaiug �pa^r�lb ^-fabutting yOur­Operty��=h6`i rove�hsidewalks r* ^-^ in need of repair at the expense of the abutting property owner isprovided by City Ordinance, Chapter 7,20 and Revised Code of Washington, Chapter 35.68. The are as needing repair have hccn marked in paint no the sidewalk adjoining your properLy. Reconstruction and repair of these sidewalks must be completed on or beEnre September l, 1981. In the event jmr)rovoments are. not ' completed within the above specified Limc, thc City will perform and complete the limpcnvomcntc at the expense oE the abutting property owner. This action is' in response to many citizen requests and pedestrian falling accidents which have been increasing in recent years as a result of sidewalk deterioration and ' increased pedestrian traffic. +' Sincerely, ' ` v �R0) F. RCR%RCRG Diroctnr of Public Works / / / 1)`­'W :PAZ C&— '2-C)9q CS80t' SP) nari r:>.S 0 S f 0 N, W'N' T11 11 L ANE) E": S V-ar ro 6e pawi_� PUS C Partct4 ROOF P-00 r R z'- WS16" 3* INT 24 HR. H(MCE REQ. FOR INSP9CTION k T� t>"G_� P"41 C jr� I. 14* r 'R 11,z:"' IN - gy GINEERING APP A ROVED I Pi AMMIN(N. t 4,ir Applicant shall repair/replace all damage to utilities or frontage improvements in City right-of-way per City standards that is caused or occur during the permitted project. ----;STr"EET FILE ,nnit il.pVro M1 prow-n *40 '00 Nothing in thi,.,, pf, I I iJtterPy;jt('A a -,I en.110'WhIs 0'. P.e'V�qjting thQ RECEIVED tr�aintenance Of ally currently wasbig illegal, - itted building, smil-Aure poric*iifonning or uripet tra of the sito which is outside tU scope ()I , conditic Ch EFu B 15 2011 ,elmit application, regardless of whether building, sUu cture or oondifiO n is s1hown on the Of DEVELOPMENT SER ,VJCE�_ ,9. structUre ying. Such buildir ite plan or dn 1ject of a geparate be the sL �,(Iitic)n niay