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08-0474 email.pdf Taylor, Kathleen From:Rob Michel \[Rob@michelproperties.com\] Sent:Thursday, November 06, 2008 2:47 PM To: Taylor, Kathleen Cc:Chave, Rob; Dwight McGrew; Bowman, Duane Subject:Re: Affidavit - Plan Check #2008-0474 Hi Kathleen: Thank you for the response. We will elect not to submit the statement. Best regards. Rob On Nov 6, 2008, at 2:28 PM, Taylor, Kathleen wrote: > Hi Rob, > > So nice to hear from you. I am doing well, and I trust you are also. > > What I referred to in my memo as an 'affidavit' is actually a > 'statement'. The affidavit for an approved ADU is different. The > purpose of the 'statement' is just to confirm that the property owner > understands what is involved, if they choose to use the area as an ADU > in the future. As you have designed the lower level, the plans > indicate > a 'hobby area' where a kitchen could go. I realize that at this > time it > is not your intention to use the basement as an ADU, but by recording > the requested 'statement on ADU's', future owners will be made aware > that it is not an approved ADU and they would need to obtain the > required permit(s), in order for it to function as an ADU. > > However, the ECDC does not require that you sign and record the > 'statement'. Therefore, issuance of the building permit will not be > delayed by choosing not to submit the 'statement'. > > Kathleen Taylor > Associate Planner > City of Edmonds Planning Division > taylor@ci.edmonds.wa.us > ph 425.771.0220 ext. 1330 > fax 425.771.0221 > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Rob Michel \[mailto:Rob@michelproperties.com\] > Sent: Wednesday, November 05, 2008 4:44 PM > To: Taylor, Kathleen > Cc: Chave, Rob; Dwight McGrew > Subject: Affidavit - Plan Check #2008-0474 > > > Hi Kathleen: > I hope things are going well with you! > > Thank you for your review comments of November 5, 2008. > > According to ECDC 20.21.025(1) An affidavit is only required if you > are applying for an ADU. Please provide the ECDC that requires an > affidavit for our permit for a single family residence. > As you know the code requires we build according to the approved 1 > drawings. If we don't, we do not get an occupancy permit. > Plain and simple. No need for an affidavit. > > Please provide the ECDC or revise your plan review comments. Thank > you. > > Best Regards, > Rob > > 2