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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPermit 83-12-OPE - PARKWAY PLAZA - AUTO TENT EVENT83-12-ope 17300 southcenter parkway 17500 southcenter parkway PARKWAY PLAZA AUTO TENT EVENT 750 Rainier Avenue So. Renton, Washington 98055 (206) 235 -1000 to; City of Tukwila July. 21, 1983 We are furnishing the information listed below for the purpose of obtaining a Special Sales Permit for a Parking Lot /Tent Sale at Parkway Plaza, 17300 -17500 SouthCenter Parkway on July 22nd July 23rd and July 24th, 1983: We will comply with the Fire Department requirements of maintaining , unobs ' ructed exits. The north area designated on the map contains 182 parking stalls of which we will utilize 104 stalls for new car display (including space for a canopy). The south area designated on the map contains 126 stalls of which we will utilize 51 stalls for new car display. Susan F. Egbert Jack A. Benaroya Company 5601 Sixth Avenue South, Seattle, WA 98108 (206) 762 4750 July 21, 1983 .I: Caroline Berry Planning Department City of Tukwila Tukwila, WA 98188 Re: Sound Ford /Parkway Plaza Parking Lot Car Sale You have requested that we provide additional information regarding the parking situation at Parkway Plaza during the Sound Ford parking lot sale on July 22 -24, 1983. Please be advised as follows: There are presently 1,516 parking spaces available to serve Parkway Plaza. The City of Tukwila Zoning Code requires 1,660 parking spaces for the stores in this area. The parking lot car sale will occupy not more than 155 spaces for a total deficit of 300 spaces. On December 21, 1983, we entered into a Property Use and Development Agreement with the City of Tukwila, which sets forth a cooperative parking arrangement for Parkway Plaza. According to paragraph 6 of the Agreement, we are permitted to operate with a parking deficit of no more than 300 spaces. As stated above, the parking lot car sale will create a temporary deficit of 300 spaces. Based on the analysis contained in paragraph 3.A. of Exhibit 2 to the Property Use and Development Agreement, there is presently a parking deficit of 145 spaces. Even with this deficit, the use of 155 spaces for the parking lot car sale falls within the 300 -space deficit limit. We believe that the temporary parking deficit created by the Sound Ford car sale will not create a parking problem for the tenants or customers of Parkway Plaza. Tracy O'Day Director of Sales Promotion INDUSTRIAL PARKS /WAREHOUSES /OFFICE BUILDINGS /SHOPPING CENTERS AND SPECIALIZED MERCHANDISE MARTS. C Jack A. Benaroya Company 5950 Sixth Avenue South, Seattle, WA 98108 (206) 762 4750 July 20, 1983 Caroline Berry Planning Department City of Tukwila Tukwila, WA 98188 RE: Sound Ford /Parkway Plaza Parking Lot Car Sale This letter is to confirm that Jack A. Benaroya Company and Parkway Plaza Merchant's Association have authorized the use of designated parking areas by Sound Ford for a weekend car sale July 22 - 24. The designated areas are: North Parking lot - 104 of the 182 parking slots; South Parking Lot - 76 of the 126 parking slots. Site plan attached. �--� C re i7) c_ 7D,9 JW .41 y / 2A /e e /.0 6 /5 4 � :5 Jack A. Benaroya Company and Parkway Plaza Merchant's Association have agreed with Sound Ford that, should parking or traffic become a problem, the display area will be decreased. If there are any further questions, please feel free to phone. Attachment .I: Tracy 0,1 Day Director of Sal Promotion Jack A. Benaroya Company Secretary Parkway Plaza Merchant's Association Board of Directors INDUSTRIAL PARKS /WAREHOUSES /OFFICE BUILDINGS /SHOPPING CENTERS AND SPECIALIZED MERCHANDISE MARTS. site plan 750 Rainier Avenue So. Renton, Washington 98055 (206) 235 -1000 To: The City of Tukwila We are furnishing the information listed below for the purpose of obtaining a Special Sales Permit for a Parking Lot /Tent Sale at Parkway Plaza, 17300 -17500 SouthCenter Parkway on July 22nd, July 23rd and July 24th, 1983: The north area designated on the map contain$ 182 parking stalls of which we will utilize 120 stalls for new car display. The south area designated on the map contains 126 stalls of which we we utilize 76 stalls for new car display. July 19, 1983 Jack A. Benaroya Company 5601 Sixth Avenue South, Seattle, WA 98108 (206) 76 July 7, 1983 .I: Don Chalmers Sound Ford 750 Rainier Avenue South Renton, WA 98055 We are pleased to allow you to conduct your proposed automobile sale in a portion of the Parkway Plaza parking lot. So that there will be no ambiguities or misunderstandings concerning the parameters of your use of our property, I have set forth a few self - explanatory paragraphs below concerning your duties. 1. You shall begin setting up for the sale on Thursday, July 21, 1983. The sale itself shall be from Friday, July 22 through Sunday, July 24, 1983. The minimum operating hours at Parkway Plaza are as follows: 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturday, and noon to 5:00 p.m. on Sunday. The restaurants in Parkway Plaza customarily maintain longer hours. You shall be required to conduct your sale during the minimum operating hours set forth above, but you may begin the sale earlier, or end the sale later, than the minimum operating hours. 2. You shall obtain all necessary permits and licenses from all appropriate governmental agencies prior to setting up your parking lot display. Attached hereto is a description of some governmental requirements. The attachment is not meant to specify all government permits or licenses which may be required. You shall also abide by all governmental regulations applicable to such sale. 3. You shall provide security service for the display and shall cordon off said display at all times. You shall also have a security guard present at the display during all non -sale hours. 4. Your display shall be -in the Parkway Plaza parking lot in the area designated in red on the attached site plan. r HDUSTR:AL PARKS.' WAREHOUSES/OFFICE BUILDINCy,S: SHOPPING CENTERS AND S CIALIZE: MERCHANDISE MARTS Sound Ford July 7, 1983 Page Two Eric F. Iverson Assistant General Counsel SOUND FORD 5. Neither Jack A. Benaroya Company nor its employees or agents shall be liable for any injury or damage to persons or property caused by or resulting from your use of our property. You shall defend and hold Benaroya and its employees and agents harmless from any claim, action and /or judgment for injury or damage to persons or property suffered due to your use of our )1 property. Prior to commencing your sale, you shall furnish to Benaroya a , certificate of comprehensive public liability insurance in an amount not less // than $1,000,000, naming the Jack A. Benaroya Company as an additional named insured under said policy. 6. You shall advertise the Parkway Plaza parking lot sale in both Seattle daily newspapers and on television. All advertisements shall expressly refer to "Parkway Plaza on Southcenter Parkway" as the location of the sale. 7. You will take all actions necessary to minimize traffic and parking congestion for Parkway Plaza patrons, and you will instruct your employees to park only in the area designated in orange on the attached site plan. You shall provide sufficient supervision to ensure an orderly and safe sale. 8. You shall obtain the prior approval of Tracy O'Day of'the Jack A. Benaroya Company of all banners, signs, and other advertising displays. 9. You agreeto abide by all regulations set forth in the attachment hereto. The Jack A. Benaroya Company shall also have the right, at any time, to request that reasonable changes or alterations be made in the manner of the sale, in order to protect its interests. You shall immediately respond to and abide by any such reasonable requests. 10. You shall take all steps necessary to ensure that Parkway Plaza does not become littered due to the sale, including, if necessary, providing trash receptacles. Each evening, after the sale, you shall clean all litter caused by the sale. Your signature in the space below constitutes your acceptance to the above - described terms and conditions of the parking lot sale. After you have signed this agreement, please return the signed original in the enclosed, self- addressed envelope. A copy of this letter is enclosed for your records. In closing, we are very pleased that you have decided to conduct another sale in the Parkway Plaza parking lot. If we can be of any further assistance, or if you have any questions concerning the above, please feel free to contact us. Thank you for your cooperation. By (:—( _ Don Chalmers PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING ITEMS: 1. Site layout or floor plan (drawn to scale) showing location of the event and placement of any structures or stationary vehicles,' adjacent buildings, and proximity to street. If the event is to be staged in an existing parking lot, • the drawing should indicate total number of parking stalls that will be taken out of service, location of fire vehicle access points, and separation of pedestrian from vehicular traffic. 2. If the event includes the use of temporary structures (such as tents) a certi- . ficate of flame retardancy of tent materials or certificate of recent flame retardancy treatment of materials is required. 'Certificate is to come from the manufacturer or company doing the treating. 3. If the event is a warehouse sale, floor plan must show location of exits, fire ;R extinguishers and aisles. 4. Applicant must apply to the Building Official for Temporary signing. APPLICANT MUST PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING DURING THE EVENT: 1. Exit signs must be posted per U.B.C. requirements. If the structure is a tent and is to be closed, exits must be posted. 2. NO SMOKING signs must be conspicuously posted. 3. Fire extinguishers are to be provided per Fire Department requirements. (433 -1859: 4. All electrical wiring is to be installed under permit from the State Electrical Inspector. 5. On site traffic control must be provided. In case of overflow of parking lot, list alternate parking sites. 6. Arrangements must be made for night time security. 7. Provisions for litter control of the event area must be made. 8. Convenient public restroom facilities are to be provided. FILING PROCEDURE 1. Filing of application is to be made on a form furnished by the Clerk and must have required drawings attached. 2. Application will be forwarded to the following Departments for app - Planning Department - Building Department - Fire Department - Police Department 3. After approval by all Departments, a "Special Sales Permit will be issued by the City Clerk's Office. 4. Please allow 10 days for processing application. . 1908 y of Tukwila DEC 2 a 6200 Southcenter Boulevard � o Tukwila Washington 98188 2 Gary L VanDusen, Mayor 15 February 1983 .JACK A. BENAROYA CO. 5950 6th Avenue South Seattle, WA 98108 Attn: Dolores Fehnel Subject: Proposed February 24 -27 Auto Sale, Parkway Plaza Thank you for the information supplied yesterday regarding the proposed outdoor auto sales promotion at Parkway Plaza. As you know, the provisions of the recorded agreement implementing a cooperative parking facility at Parkway Plaza require approval by the Planning Director of outdoor promotional events. The material included in your February 14th transmittal has been reviewed, and the proposed event has been discussed with representatives of the Parkway, Plaza Merchants' Association. This letter constitutes approval of the auto sale according to the terms described in your transmittal. However, please take note of the following concerns: 1) Parking count - -The aforementioned cooperative parking agreement was drafted to ensure that outdoor /seasonal promotion activity will not interfere with on -going commercial activity in the complex, especially once the cinema is operating. Since the proposed auto sale will predate the opening of the six -plex theater, parking counts are not required at this time. As a matter of record, however, it is the City's intent to require records of actual parking useage at Parkway Plaza after theater operations begin, prior to approval of any promotional event which displaces use of available parking stalls. Signing - -By way of reminder, all signing for the event including temporary signs must conform to the stipulations of TMC Title 19. Please coordinate with Building Official Al Pieper on matters pertinent to signing. 3) Proximity of display vehicles to the street -- Consistent with the City's concerns to minimize hazardous distraction of motorists' attention from Southcenter Parkway, please locate all display vehicles and signing away from the roadway. It would be particularly helpful in this regard if you would refrain from placing display vehicles in the row of parking stalls closest to the Parkway as' indicated on your site plan. C 4) Outdoor Sales Event Permit -- Please coordinate with the City Clerk's Office to obtain this document prior to the start of the event. Thank you as always for your cooperation. Please call me or Mark Caughey if you have questions or require further assistance from our office. TUKWILA PLANNING DEPARTMENT MC /B.0 /blk cc: Building Official City Clerk Mayor Brad Collins Director O"'4 ""9 City ' of Tukwila o I 6200 Southcenter Boulevard Tukwila Washington 98188 • \. 2 Gary L VanDusen, Mayor ; Minutes of the Tukwila Planning Commission meeting of November 18, 1982. Chairman Kirsop convened the meeting of the Planning Commission at 8 :05 p.m in the City Council Chambers. Other Commissioners in attendance were Mr. Arvidson, Mr. Sawinski, Mrs. Avery, and Mr. Knudson. Caroline V. Berry and Mark Caughey represented Planning staff. APPROVAL OF MINUTES MOVED BY MR. SOWINSKI, WITH MR. KNUDSON'S SECOND, TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF OC'T'OBER 28, 1982, SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING CORRECTION: PAGE 1, LINES 29 AND 30 SHOULD READ: THE PLANNING COMMISSION EXPRESSED INTEREST THAT THE CITY PROVIDE THE OPPORTUNITY FOR EACH PLANNING COMMISSIONER WHO WISHED TO ATTEND THE CONFERENCE. MOTION CARRIED. P L A N N I N G C O M.M I S S I O N CITY COUNCIL ACTIONS Ms. Berry reported that an announcement of the December 6, 1982 public hearing for the code amendment to allow PRDs in Single Family Residential districts will be made in the upcoming Hazelnut as requested by the City Council, in addition to the regular legal notices that are published. PUBLIC HEARINGS A. Application 82 -19 -CUP, General Electric Co. requesting approval of a conditional use permit to install an earth satellite receiving antenna system at the southwest corner of Tukwila Parkway and Andover Park East. Ms. Berry presented the staff report for the requested conditional use permit to install an earth'satellite receiving antenna system for General Electric Co. Chairman Kirsop opened the public hearing at 8 :20 p.m. -Mr. George Kresovich of Hillis, Phillips, et al., 403 Columbia St., Seattle, WA. described the proposed project that will be used for communications within General Electric Co. -Mr. Earle Mullen, Utility Systems Manager for General Electric, Schenectady, New York addressed the issue of'radiation safety. Energy is beamed at an elevation of 30° directly towards the satellite. Stray sideways radiation =MD NOII,OW 1) IT IS UNDERSTOOD THAT THE COOPERATIVE PARKING FACILITY IS APPROVED UNDER THIS APPLICATION UPON FINDING BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION THAT SUCH ACTION IS TAKEN IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST. THE COMMISSION RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REVIEW THIS COOPERATIVE PARKING FACILITY AGREEMENT ANNUALLY AND MAY REQUIRE CANCELLATION THEREOF OR MODIFICATION OF ITS TERMS UPON FINDING OF ADVERSE IMPACTS TO PUBLIC SAFETY OR HEALTH. 2) OUTDOOR PROMOTIONAL EVENT'S WITHIN THE PARKING AREA WHICH DELETE FROM SERVICE AVAILABLE PARKING MAY BE ALLOWED WITH APPROVAL BY THE PLANNING DEPARTMENT DURING PERIODS OF SIMULTANEOUS OPERATION OF THE THEATER, RETAIL SPACE AND FOOD SERVICE FACILITIES. 3) NO MORE THAN 300 SPACES BELOW THE TOTAL NUMBER OF PARKING STALLS REQUIRED BY CODE FOR THE PROTECT SHALL BE PERMITIby UNDER THE COOPERATIVE PARKING FACILITY AGREEMENT. 4) THE TERMS OF THIS COOPERATIVE PARKING FACILITY APPROVAL SHALL BE SET FORTH IN A FORMAL INSTRUMENT WHICH SHALL BE RECORDED WITH THE KING COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF RECORDS AND ELECTIONS AND SHALL RUN WITH THE LAND. SAID INSTRUMENT SHALL BE RECORDED PRIOR TO ISSUANCE OF BUILDING PERMITS FOR THE THEATER COMPLEX CONVERSION. Staff indicated no problems with the above conditions. Chairman Kirsop clarified that condition number two (2) required each event obtain a separate approval. MOTION CARRIED. OTHER BUSINESS -Mrs. Avery informed the Commission Chuck E. Cheese Pizza Time Theater opens for business next week. The Planning Commissioners may want to watch the parking at Center Place t� see how the cooperative parking facility is working. .-Chairman Kirsop commented on the success of,amusement centers in Southcenter. Question of installation of the bike racks occurred. -Mr. Knudson commented on the height of the fence of the proposed G.E. communication facility. In general, it was felt this will be reviewed by Andover Architecture Control. ' -Ms. Berry reminded the Commissioners that the next Planning Commission meeting is scheduled for December 16, )982. The meeting closed at 10 :25 p.m. CVB/blk TUKWILA PLANNING COMMISSION a 4.1.44444„cl . Caroline V. Berry Assistant Planner Type of Use Retail Food Service Warehousing • Prop. Theater (1800 Seats) Total Required Total Provided Deficiency C1 TY PLANNING 323650 19036 166640 22585 * PLANNING COMMISSION STAFF REPORT • AGENDA ITEM 82- 21 -SPE Parkway Plaza Coop- Parking INTRODUCTION The developer /operator of Parkway Plaza North, Jack A. Benaroya. Co., is contemplating several significant tenant improvements to the center, principally a five -plex theater and a new retail space formerly occupied by Jafco's warehouse area. It has become clear in dis- cussing these improvements that the proposed tenant mix cannot satisfy on -site the strict demands of the zoning code for the minimum quantity of parking spaces required. There- fore, the applicants have assembled a proposal for cooperative use of available parking based on differentiating peak useage periods among' the various tenants. 61 4 31. 4 i l . , if k C -2 ) / 575 cp i t , • i f � r(, . Ilcv. !F' 1'Y C 4 ;, ( r III � C•2 14 ' <•M GM • ti. " I i , ., --1-¢oN \ .p 1 I j - V v l � .p \. C4 � . � '' 1 i :1 j f. 11%.4-2 t r ;) v , 1. r f 1 �} FINDINGS r t `M ` It % � ' �' ' a i l : C— :i 1) The approved parking layout plan for the J "i ` - Parkway Plaza complex provides 1,515)N' �•J ~ , . spaces. (This total includes 200 spaces ', obligated by agreement to satisfy minimum parking requirements for the Pavilion Outlet Center; it is the developer's intent to return these spaces to Parkway Plaza useage if the City Council so amends the property use and development agreement for the center.) 2) TMC 18.56.070 provides a method for Planning Commission approval of "cooperative parking facilities" in multiple occupancy developments. The total requirements for off - street parking and loading facilities shall be at least the sum of the requirements for the greater of the uses (operating) at any one time or as deemed necessary by the Planning Commission. 2.5/1000 1 /100 1 /1000 S aces 809 190 167 524 1,690 1,515 [ -175 3 3) Table one below describes the required parking for Parkway Plaza based on th4 current and proposed generic tenant mix: Table Oneo\-Ir Fl. Area % Total Req'd Pkg. i : �±..- CIT OF TUKWILA__ c •' PLANNING DIVISION PLANNING COMMISSION STAFF REPORT PARKWAY PLAZA PARKING ALLOCATION Required Provided Retail Uses. 809 809 Food Services 160 160 Warehousing 167 167 Theater 524 379 1660 1515 Approved deficit for theater cooperative parking 145 Approved residual deficit for future tenant 155 155 change(s)* cooperative parking 1815 1815 *Anticipated parking need for future Jafco retail space EXHIBIT 3 November 3, 1982 Page Three The following summarizes the current No. of Stores 26 12 47 228,994 94,656 19,036 uses at Parkway Plaza: Sq.Ft. % of Total Type of Use Hours Retail Hardgoods 43% Normal retail Retail Sot tgoods 18% Normal retail 4 Food &• Beverage 4% Extended evening hours 4 Service, warehouse, Daytime - light or vacant 166,640 31% use Theater 22,585 4% Nights, evenings, 531,911 100% weekend matinees It is apparent from this analysis that only 8% of the total square footage in Parkway Plaza (including the proposed theater) would be oriented toward nights and late evening hours of operation. Secondly, even that portion of the space devoted to daytime use is heavily weighted toward lighter parking demand uses, such as furniture and home furnishings. It is for these reasons that the parking lots at Parkway Plaza are so often under -used even, during normal retail hours. This presents a classic case where the cooperative parking facility ought to be recognized and sanctioned. In fact, a movie theater which plans to -open at 5:30 p.m. on weeknights, and will do most of its business on weekend nights, will be using the-same parking now devoted to retail stores which otherwise would sit vacant at those hours. In addition, when the surplus of available parking stalls in Parkway Plaza West is observed, it is apparent that there would be no real parking shortage for the theater. This may be enhanced by.theater patrons who elect to park in Parkway Plaza West while dining at one of the three restaurants on that .side of street, and then walk to the theater. 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BROWN ' RENEWAL ,:.7- »2-.8 REGISTERED APPLICATION .NUMBER X11921 -79 • • This • is to' certify that the materials' described have been flame - retardant treated (a are inherently noninflammable) and were supplied to: NAME:. ABBEY RENTS • CITY ; SEATTLE STATE WASHINGTON Certification is ,hereby : made • that: The articles described on this ' Certificate have been treated with a flame- retardant'approve chemical and that the application of said chemical was done in conformance with Federal Specification MTT; C- 440061) Method of application: LAMINATED • Type, color and • weight of canvas: oz. ' Snidae .Whit ISSUED BY ANCHOR INDUSTRIES, INC.. tamr ' 4 R rots itt EVANSVILLE, INDIANA 47711 MANUFACTURERS OF THE FINISHED • ' TENT PRODUCTS DESCRIBED HEREIN ' • :? :, ..�............... . • a m I I W wa N If li ELI' IV {l .l L u M' .� 1�;. �1 1��.' 1. l'��:.:l��.�•1� ?IF vre rtlit tF'ir1litl ti rtrgt trttL��'.t�'l eitlt , !C. t Certification' is, hereby made that: The articles described on this Certificate chemical and that the application of said Specification MTT- ( -410M1 Method of application: LAMINATED Trortifiratt of JIUflW REGISTERED ' APPLICATION • NUMBER #1921 -79 `CITY • SEATTLE . ISSUED BY • ANCHOR INDUSTRIES, INC. EVANSVILLE, INDIANA 47711 MANUFACTURERS OF THE FINISHED TENT PRODUCTS DESCRIBED HEREIN SNYDER MANUFACTURING COMPANY Name of Applicator of Flame Resistant Finish • NEW PHILADELPHIA, OHIO STATE WASHINGTON sistattr • Date of Manufacture. • 6/14/810 This is to certify that the materials described have been flame - retardant treated (or are inherently noninflammable) and were supplied to: • NAME: • ABBEY 'RENTS • have been treated with a flame - retardant approved . chemical was done ,in conformance with Federal.:!:. Type, color and weight of canvas: ' 13 oz. Snidae Yellow & White • Description of Item certified: (1) • 20 t x 34. r Canopy 1 t Flame. Retardant Process Used Will Not Be Removed By Washin DUPLICATE ORIGINAL.. CERTIFICATE ..'. Signed: 441-4.4 ,1 ..1 TENT — DEPARTMENT — ANCHOR INDUSTRIES, INC. LOUIS R. BROWN RENEWAL 7/2/ ' . APPROVE Police SUSAN F. EGBERT 750 Rainier Ave., So. • Renton, WA 98055 • (206) 235 -1000 ��.....•.v..— .v.�•y rurr.1TI9' "'LUG " 1. NAME OF BUSINES y v FO Rca A I I A2 d o Sund d Fon 2. LOCAL BUSINESS ADDRESS1.c� O\�� 3. LOCAL MANAGER Lj tU Q1 w i +tee R s . . Name 4. ADDRESS WHERE SALE WILL.BE HELD ARA ,,, 5. CONTACT PERSON . �rJ CIS 14, v►, -P; s .v. W N1 P (4 - tf �o3g 6. TYPE OF SALE: Retail [x] Wholesale [ ] Promotions [ ] Other Explain Other � 7. MATERIALS TO BE SOLD OR DISPLAYED IvevO P Ol � S n. o b i \ p M l4-zek q 11 ' Toyc1�a. k.Qk ■Aes F e ( c my ) 4 I z L (3;00 f-,n -- , / 0 P Al. 8. DATES AND HOURS OF OPERATION fug d" ) u 3 9. 4 n, fa co P # 7 . Z r J v y y. 1Y (o.#9-" -tc 9: a d P /o7. 9. IF ENTERTAINMENT IS PROVIDED, PLEASE EXPLAIN 10. CURRENT TUKWILA BUSINESS LICENSE NUMBER N Ofl 11. WILL FLAMMABLE OR HAZARDOUS MATERIALS BE ON SITE? If so, please state materials and quantities 12. EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER (REQUIREMENTS LISTED ON BACK'MUST BE ATTACHED-TO AP DO NOT WRITE IN THIS SPACE JUL IT I LESOEME4_ CITY OF. TUKWILA CITY C1EtKS MICE Plannin: W Bldg,,_ p21/ •-.Fire . DATE ISSUE PERMIT NO. a - -food. cwila Boulevard 98188 ,tired prior to Opening Special Sales Permit Tent Sale D] Warehouse Sale [ ] `` `` - R R1nW Re V1401 96 ��S -ttoO n --on PHONE aa$. y 10 6 _s - tool Phone I-1.1 t Qe n - . �rta aaa` -tov ROD - C Phone aro NE 33.Lk ZONVU \A. Residence Address � iA yL 1/4.04 ) 1�1p I N E 33z.cL ygettpuuw. ResidAnce Address 6S•0 /l•P vita, SIGNE TITLE DATE • R C LIC TJM)1 8 1983 CITY OF TUKV■iLA T. I 0� WASHINGTON STATE souNa FoieJ/ 42.. cGoo i 3 Lob•el%. Otcls C. 60O I hereby certify that the statements fur- nished by me on this application are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and b f.