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BLD2021-0398+Supplementals+3.18.2021_12.16.59_PM+2099704Supplemental Name: Authorization Statement - Building All provisions of laws and ordinances governing this type of work will be complied with. I certify under penalty of perjury that the information provided on this application is true and correct and, further that I am authorized by the owner of the above premises to perform the work for which the permit application is made. I further agree to hold harmless the City of Edmonds as to any claim (including costs, expenses, and attorney’s fees incurred in investigation and defense of such claim), which may be made by any person, including the undersigned, and filed against the City of Edmonds, but only where such claim arises out of the reliance of the City, including its officers and employees, upon the accuracy of the information supplied to the City as part of this application. I hereby authorize the City representatives to inspect my property Monday-Friday between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. during this permit application process for verifying site conditions. Yes The City of Edmonds makes permit applications available to the public in an effort to make its processes as transparent as possible. By signing or initialing this document, I acknowledge that any and all information submitted as part of this application, is public information. I further acknowledge and agree that this permit application, and any and all documents related thereto, may be disclosed by the City of Edmonds to the public without redaction. Enter your digital signature below. Noel Maxey Supplemental Name: Electronic Submittals - Building Electronic documents submitted to the City of Edmonds for plan review and permit issuance must be provided in a format that does not prevent the City from making code comments on the documents during review or from making the documents ready for permit issuance. Documents submitted in any manner that prevents the City from completing the review and permit issuance process, including but not limited to submitting documents that are locked, may result in additional review time, permitting delays, and/or cancellation of the permit application if the problem is not resolved by the applicant in a timely manner. Please refer to chapter 18.43 RCW, chapter 18.210 RCW, chapter 196-23 WAC and chapter 196-33 WAC for Washington State laws governing electronic documents. An interpretative guideline from the Board of Registration for Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors can be found at http://www.dol.wa.gov/business/engineerslandsurveyors/docs/eDocsInterpretiveGuideline.pdf. These laws and requirements are subject to change and the submitting parties are responsible for keeping apprised of any such changes. Please acknowledge that you understand these requirements and have verified the electronic documents being submitted meet the City of Edmonds submittal requirements by checking the box below. If you have questions, contact permit processing at onlinepermits@edmondswa.gov or 425-771-0220. Yes, I acknowledge. Supplemental Name: Critical Area Determination - Clearing and Grading A site specific Critical Area Determination, issued by the Planning Division is required for any ground disturbing activities at the time of application. A determination is valid for 5 years from the date in which the determination was made; after such date the city shall require a new determination. Does the property have a current Critical Area Determination on file with the City? NO If you answered YES, what is the Critical Area # (CRAXXXX-XXXX)? If you answered NO, please apply prior to submitting for your permit. You can apply through MBP, Land Use, Critical Areas. Supplemental Name: Fence Definitions and Information DEFINITIONS: FENCE: A fence is a combination of, wood, metal, masonry or other material which provides a visual and/or physical obstruction to an observer at ground level. This definition shall exclude any portion of a retaining wall which is below finished grade and which is contiguous with the fence. Any portion of a base or posthole for the fence, which does not retain earth, shall not be considered a retaining wall but rather part of the fence. TRELLIS: A trellis is a horizontal structure of open lattice work designed and intended to support the growth of vines or other vegetation, or a horizontal decorative element composed of lattice work which admits light and air through a predominantly open Jurisdiction:Edmonds Project Name: Maxey Fencing project Application ID: 936977 design. A trellis is defined to be a fence or a part of a fence, and is therefore regulated according to the fence requirements explained in this handout. Note that a trellis which has a horizontal element, which is more than thirty-six (36) inches in width, measured perpendicular to the fence or trellis is considered to be an arbor (see arbor definition below). Trellises are subject to the same height limits that apply to fences, with the following exceptions: A trellis up to two (2) additional feet in height to a maximum of eight (8) feet may be added as a decorative element to a fence so long as the combined length of the trellis(es) constructed facing a property line do not exceed twenty five percent (25%) of the total length of that property line. A trellis up to two (2) additional feet in height to a maximum of eight (8) feet may be added as a decorative element to a fence facing a street, alley or access easement so long as the trellis remains free of any plantings, vegetation or other visual obstruction. ARBOR: An arbor is a separate free-standing or attached structure that has a lattice roof and lattice walls, or a horizontal lattice work structure serving to roof a gate or entrance way. An arbor is considered to be an accessory structure, and is regulated accordingly. A building permit is required for an arbor which exceeds 120 square feet when accessory to a Commercial or Multifamily building or which exceeds 200 square feet when accessory to a Single Family Residence. An arbor up to three (3) additional feet in height to a nine (9) foot maximum may be constructed over a gate, walkway or entrance within a required setback. A Critical Areas Determination, issued by the Planning Division, must be completed and on file with the City. Provide applicable information as indicated by the decision. SPECIAL RESTRICTIONS & REQUIREMENTS STREET AND CORNER RESTRICTIONS: For site obstruction concerns, fence height shall normally be limited to three (3) feet within ten (10) feet of any street or access easement, and within thirty (30) feet of any corner unless an exception is approved. Exception, if the City Traffic Engineer finds no sight or obstruction hazard from the street or nearby property, fences of up to 6 feet in height may be approved. NOTE: No fence or hedge may be constructed or maintained if it creates a sight or obstruction hazard to the street or to nearby property. No deviation from code requirements shall be permitted by the City Traffic Engineer without staff review of the following factors; traffic visibility, sight hazards, private and public safety considerations, lot shape, location and topography, location of adjacent public and private structures, including natural features such as trees, shrubs and landscaping. FENCES CONSTRUCTED ON RETAINING WALLS OR ROCKERIES: When a retaining wall or rockery (three feet in height or greater) is contiguous to, and below, a proposed fence; fences may be constructed, for the purposes of safety, no greater than 4 feet above the top of the retaining wall or rockery. SWIMMING POOL FENCES: The minimum height of single family residential swimming pool fences is 4 feet with openings designed according to Chapter 3 of the International Swimming Po Jurisdiction:Edmonds Project Name: Maxey Fencing project Application ID: 936977