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13100 48TH AVENUE SOUTH
DENNY'S RESTAURANT SIGN VARIANCE
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1 May 1980
Denny's Inc.
14489 Industry Circle
PO Box 3710
LaMirada, CA. 90637
City of Tukwila
Planning Division
6200 Southcenter Boulevard
Tukwila, Washington 98188 433 -1845
Office of Community Development
Attn: T. A. Neilon, Western Div..Real Estate Mgr.
Re: Correspondence of 17 April 1980
Dear Mr. Neilon:
Thank you for your letter of 17 April 1980 regarding signing for the Denny's
Restaurant on 48th Avenue South in Tukwila.
First, allow'me on behalf of the City Council to welcome Denny's, Inc. to
the Tukwila business community. While it is distressing. tous .to hear of
the discouraging sales results at your north end store to date,.I feel it
is important for us to make you aware of our policy with regard to business
identification graphics so that you may understand clearly the Board of
Adjustment's action last fall in denying your sign variance request.
It has been the conscious policy of the City Council and Administration to
encourage commercial business operators in the community to design all
aspects of their projects, including signage, within the limits prescribed .
by the municipal code. Thus we place great importance on the
lity of the individual property developer to examine our codes and policies
carefully during the initial feasibility study phase of a project to be sure
that he or she can live -with those constraints without . seeking a variance.
We must assume that your decision to locate a high - volume restaurant on
48th Avenue South recognized some of the site's potential disadvantages:
awkward freeway exit patterns, the significant difference in .grade between
the freeway and your restaurant site, the amount of heavy. vegetation screen
existing between the restaurant site and freeway, and the fact that 48th.Ave.
So. is a dead -end street. We must also assume that your site selection
analysis included an inquiry into the City's sign code provisions, and that
your company determined that you could accept the amount of signage permitted,
even if a variance request was refused.
Denny's Inc.
Correspondence of 17` April 1980
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However much we may sympathize with your present economic conditions,
we believe that the city cannot be held responsible for the consequences
of your choice to locate where you have, and that we are not obligated
to deviate from our codes and policies to offset your disappointing
investment returns.
While realizing that this.letter does not offer much comfort or hope of
relief, I hope that we have at least made our feelings and intentions
clear.
Sincerely,
TUKWILA CITY COUNCIL
Dan Saul
President
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1 May 1980
Denny's Restaurants.!Winchell's Donut Houses
14489 Industry Circle
P.O. Box 3710
La Mirada, Ca. 90637 714/994 -2010
Denny's, Inc.
The Honorable Mr. Todd '
Mayor, City of Tukwila
6200 South Center Blvd.
Tukwila, WA 98188
Re: Denny's Restaurant #1452
Tukwila, Washington
Dear Mr. Todd:
April 17, 1980
I am writing to request your assistance in a matter of
grave importance to your city and Denny's, Inc. Specifically,
I am referring to your present signage code and the resulting
damaging effect on sales at the above unit.
As you know, we recently opened for business near the inter-
section of 1 -5 and Interurban with the expectation of pro-
viding nearby residents and freeway commuters with a fine
restaurant and, at the same time, to make a return on invest-
ment, A couple of things changed from the initial planning
stages that have caused considerable concern at Denny's. The
general economic conditions, of course, dictate a fluxuation
in our business and it is vital to our success to take every
precaution available to insure as great an exposure as possible
to our potential customer. It is my belief that the lack of
good exposure to traffic on I -5 by not having a freeway oriented
sign, is directly responsible for poor sales performance to date.
As the trees on the north side of our building begin to bloom,
visibility will be further impeded. We are willing to spend
additional sums for the cost of installing a freeway sign cap-
able of eliminating the lack of visibility from the freeway in
a determined effort to increase sales that will benefit your
city through sales taxes, as well as, increase our potential
for a return,
The Honorable Mr. Todd
April 17, 1980
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I request you consider the effect of signage on a freeway
business from an economic viewpoint and make necessary changes
to the code favorable to future sales. Further, I request,
Denny's be permitted to discuss our particular situation
with you in the hope of obtaining your permission to install
a larger sign.
I look forward to hearing from you on this matter and offer
any assistance you may require to remedy the problem as soon
as possible.
TAN:me
cc: Mr. Dan. Saul
Sincerely,
I fe
T. A. Neilon
Western Division
Real Estate Manager
Denny's Inc.
14256 E. Firestone Blvd
La Mirada, CA. 90637
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City of Tukwila
cc: SIMCO Sign Corp.
2719 Maple Street
Everett, WA 98206
Building Division
6200 Southcenter Boulevard
Tukwila, Washington 98188 433 -1853
Office of Community Development
Sincerely,
Mark Caughey
Assistant Planner
6 November 1979
Re: Application 79 -31 -V; Decision of the Board of Adjustment
At its regular meeting of 1 November 1979, the Tukwila Board of Adjust-
ment denied the above - referenced application for variance from TMC Section
19.32.140 to permit installation of a freestanding sign of excess height
and area for the Denny's facility at 13100 48th Avenue South.
You may pursue judicial appeal of the Board's decision in accordance with
TMC Section 19.12.060, or you may submit another application depicting
an alternative signing concept for the Board's consideration.
Please call upon us for assistance as needed.
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Minutes of the meeting of 1 November 1979.
The regular November meeting of the Board of Adjustment was convened at 8:01 P.M. by
Chairman Duffie. All members of the board were present.
Staff Representatives Present: Al Pieper, Building Official
Mark Caughey, Asst. Planner
MOVED BY MR. GOE, WITH MRS. ALTMEYER'S SECOND, TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE 6 SEPT.
1979 MEETING AS CORRECTED.
Correction: Item 1, "New Business ", Line 1 -- change Mr. to Mrs.
OLD BUSINESS
At Mtss Morgan's request last meeting, staff was able to clarify expiration date of
her term as a board member.
NEW BUSINESS
Agenda Item IV A.
Building Division
6200 Southcenter Boulevard
Tukwila, Washington 98188 433 -1853
Office of Community Development
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
APPLICATION 79 -31 -V - DENNY'S RESTAURANT requesting approval
of variance from TMC Section 19 -32 -140 to permit installation
of a freestanding sign exceeding size and height limitations
for commercial use areas. Property located at 13100 48th Avenue
South adjacent to Interstate Route 5, and east of Interurban
Avenue.
Assistant Planner Mark Caughey read the staff report and the applicant's statement of
fact into the record.
Representatives of the applicant present: David Servine, SIMCO Signs of Everett •
Bob Laine, Denny's Restaurants •
Ray Smith, Heath Signs, Los Angeles
Mr. Servine expressed his appreciation to the board for their consideration of this
request, and explained that the purpose of his presentation tonight is to demonstrate
that strict interpretation of Title 19 will result in unnecessary visual and economic
hardship for Denny's. Further, they wish to demonstrate the minimal nature of their
variance request in relation to existing topographic conditions, and the manner in
which appropriate signing can help overcome adverse site conditions.
The applicants then presented a slide photograph study which attempted to demonstrate
their rationale for the proposed freestanding sign height request in relation to field
conditions. .
The board then discussed the proposal relative to the following principal points:
- The need to identify the "Denny's" brand -name from the freeway
- The :advisability of granting a height variance in light of the May 1980
abatement procedure which may require removal of other existing signs in
the immediate vicinity.
- The appropriateness of locating a commercial use in an M -1 zone and then
requesting special development consideration.
Mr. Smith, Mr. Lane and Mr. Servine all responded to these and other points of dis-
cussion, and attempted to formulate alternative approaches to minimize the degree of
variance requested. However, the concensus of the board was to react to the applica-
tion as presented, and to avoid attempting to redesign the proposal.
OTHER BUSINESS
Mr. Caughey.reported on the progress of Planning Commission hearings on the proposed
zoning ordinance.
Board of Adjustment Page 2
Minutes 5 November 1979
MOVED BY MRS. ALTMEYER, WITH MR. GOE'S SECOND, TO DENY APPLICATION 79 -31 -V. MOTION
CARRIED 5 -0.
Relative to the proposed change i,n.variance criteria embodied in the draft ordinance,
the consensus of the committee was to transmit a memorandum to the Planning Commission
advising that all criteria currently enumerated in Chapter 18.72 of the Tukwila Muni-
cipal code should be retained in the new ordinance, and requesting explanation of the
rationale for deleting certain of the existing ,criteria in the text of Draft #3.
The meeting was adjourned at 10:49 P.M.
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Minutes Pre •: red By:
Ma Caugh= , .e•'etary to the
Board of Adjustment
1 NOVEMBER 1979
CITY OF TUKWILA
BUILDING DIVISION
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
STAFF REPORT
REQUEST: Variance From TMC Sec. 19 -32 -140
APPLICANT: Denny's Restaurant
LOCATION: 13100 48th Avenue South
EVALUATION: (HEIGHT VARIANCE)
ITEM 1: Request For Sign Height Variance
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8:00 P.M.
AGENDA ITEM IV -A : VARIANCE TO SIGN CODE: Denny's Restaurant
(79 -31 -V)
INTRODUCTION:
1. Denny's Restaurant is now under construction at the above -noted
location, and is located within a M -1 (Light Industrial) zoning
district.
2. Per Section 19 -32 -170, the project is allowed a freestanding sign
height of 45' feet, as commercial uses are permitted in the light
industrial zone (TMC 18.40.010 (1))
3. The applicants contend that their economic success depends on
attracting trade from travelers on adjacent Interstate Route 5,
and that the topography of the site in relation to the freeway
(See Exhibit D) necessitates a sign height of seventy (70') feet
to accomplish that purpose.
4. See applicants statement of fact for technical justification of
proposed sign height /area.
1. Visibility of the site, and therefore ease of identifying appro-
priate freeway exits to access "Denny's" site is extremely limited
by topography of.roadway and streetside vegetation. (See Exhibit C)
Staff has verified these conditions in field. However, whether a
sign can be seen from the freeway is not a valid variance criteria,
but a function of site selection.
2. Existing "Mobil" station sign immediately adjacent to Denny's
site is eighty (80') feet tall, and seems just visible in
time to exit safely from northbound direction of I -5. This is a
non - conforming sign which will have to be removed by May of 1980.
3. Other commercial -use establishments in immediate vicinity of Denny's
site display freestanding signs in excess of 45' in height, i.e.
TUK -INN - 65' + high marginal freeway visibility (N /B)
UNION 76 GASOLINE - 85' + high - good freeway visibility (Both Dir.)
MOBIL GASOLINE - 80' ± high marginal freeway visibility (N /B)
These are all non - conforming.
STAFF CONCLUSION:
A. Concept of "Least Variance" from prescribed regulation.
In establishing the proposed 70' sign height, the applicants have under-
taken extensive field studies (see statement of fact, 2nd page, paragraph
4, under "Requirements For Overcoming Adverse Site Conditions" for des-
cription of Methodology) to determine the least amount of height over
the 45' limit otherwise allowed which will adequately identify the restau-
rant business to the owners satisfaction. It should be noted, however,
that the State Highway Department will provide advertisement signs on
the freeway, if Denny's will pay the cost of said sign. This would
notify motorists of a Denny's at the next exit.
B. Concept of "Minimum Signing To Accomplish'The Intended Purpose of Ade-
quately- Identifying A Business Establishment ".
One of the principal intents of a municipal sign ordinance is to control
visual clutter resulting from display of advertising structures. In
the present case, some justification exists for contending that the
proposed sign will contribute to visual clutter of the immediate vicinity
of "Denny's ". However, as the site is already entitled to a 45' high
freestanding sign per Title 19, the resulting "clutter" of numerous
freestanding signs in a relatively small geographic area is already a
foregone conclusion. While one may not clutter more than the other, it
does set a precedence and is not a variance criteria.
EVALUATION: (AREA VARIANCE)
ITEM 2: Request For Sign Area Variance
1. Pages 2 -3 of Applicant's Statement of Fact attempts to quantify
minimum copy size necessary to identify site at freeway speeds.
2. Proposed 63 "/40" letter size requires proportionate background
area of 220 square feet; 41 square feet is maximum area permitted
for each face per Table 1 of the TMC 19.32.140.
3. Proposed sign area variance represents 600% increase in surface
area beyond that permitted in Title 19.
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STAFF CONCLUSION:
The concept of sign area as a proportion of sign height is somewhat elusive
to express in strict ratios. Staff believes that the visual relationship
depicted on Exhibit "A" between size and height is reasonable, but only if the
Board should elect to approve the proposed height variance.
In keeping with the concept of "Least Variation" discussed above, staff suggests
the variance not allow the "Always Open" and "Cocktail" portions of the sign,
as shown on Exhibit "A ". Note that TMC, Sec. 19.32.140 (B) limits copy content
to company name, logo or activity but specifically precludes "advertising"
messages. These two items are advertising messages.
FINDINGS:
CRITERIA FOR GRANTING VARIANCE /CONCLUSIONS:
1. The variance shall not constitute a grant of special privilege
inconsistent with the limitation upon uses of other properties in
the vicinity and in the zone in which the property on behalf of
which the application was filed is located;
Conclusion: Additional sign height and area would be a grant of
special privilege.
2. That such variance is necessary because of special circumstances
relating to the size, shape, topography, location or surrounding
of the subject property, to provide it with use rights and privileges
permitted to other properties in the vicinity and in the zone in
which the subject property is located.
Conclusion: Special circumstances relating to topography do not
exist; therefore, the variance is not justified.
Individual locational criteria of businesses is not
a valid variance criteria.
3. That the special conditions and circumstances do not result from
the actions of the applicant;
Conclusion: Special conditions are as a result of the applicants
actions since they purchased the site in its present
condition.
4. That the granting of such variance will not be materially detrimental
to the public welfare or injurious to the property or improvements
in the vicinity and in the zone in which the subject property is
situated;
Conclusion: The granting of the variance would not be detrimental
to public welfare or injurious to property.
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Enclosures: Exhibits A, B, C, and D.
Applicant's Statement of Fact
5. The authorization of such variance will not adversely affect the
implementation of the Comprehensive Land Use Plan;
Conclusion: The Comprehensive Land Use Plan will not be affected
by this proposal.
6. That the granting of such a variance is necessary for the preser-
vation and enjoyment of a substantial property right of the appli-
cant possessed by the owners of other properties in the same
zone or vicinity.
Conclusion: The' property rights possessed by other owners in the
vicinity will not remain the same as -those rights
granted to the applicant, since they will have to
remove their larger signs in May of 1980.
STAFF RECOMMENDATION:
Staff recommends denial of application 79 -31 -V as depicted on Exhibits A, B,
and D.
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY
Appl. No.
Receipt No.
Filing Date City Council Action
Hearing Date
APPLICANT TO ANSWER ALL THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS([ TLY AND ACCURATELY:
Name DENNY'S, INC.
La Mirada, Calif. 90637
Property Petitioned for variance is located on
Interurban Ave. X
between Near 1
Total square footage in property 45,000
LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
Existing Zoning
What are the uses you propose to develop on this propey?
24 hour family restaurant
Number of
70
-1_ .
APPLICATION FOR VARIANCE
permanent off - street parking spaces that will be provided on property?
Number required 35
Ordinance No. & Date
48th Ave. South
ATTACHED
NOTICE TO APPLICANT: The following factors are con-
sidered in reclassifying property or modifying regula-
tions. Evidence or additional information you desire
to submit to substantiate your request may be attached
to this sheet. (See application Procedure sheet Item
No. 2 for specific minimum requirements.)
1. What provisions will be made to screen adjacent and surrounding property from, any
imcompatible effects which may arise as a result of the proposed land use classification
2. What provisions will be made to provide for necessary street widening to
minimum standards?
3. What provisions will be marde for adequate sewer and water service?
4. Any other comments which the petitioner feels are appropriate;
Per Attached
5. What hardship exists making this variance necessary? _
Per Attached
Planning Commission Action
Telephone No. 714 994 2010
Address 14256 East Firestone Blvd.
Form B
LEGAL DESCRIPTION
That portion of the Stephen Foster Donation Land Claim No. 33 and of the Cyrus C. Lewis Dona=
tion Land Claim No. 37, Sections 11, 14 and 15 To;;nship 23 North, Range 4 East, l;.f., des-
cribed
as follows:. "
Commencing at a concrete monument at the intersection of the centerline of the City of
Seattle Transmission Line Right of :iay, with the centerline of 43th Avenue South as recorded
under Auditors File No. 6313596, Records of King County, Washington; thence North 41 °•45' 35"
East along said centerline 270.00 feet, thence South 48° 14' 25" East 25.00 feet to the
Southeasterly margin of said 43th Avenue 2outh and the Point of Beginning, thence continuing.,
South 43° 14' 25" East 144.93 feet to the Northwesterly margin of Primary State highway No. 1,
as established by Judgment and Decree of Appropriation in King County Superior Court, Cause
tlo. 591370;-
Thence North 52° 46' 36" East along said Northwesterly margin 268.65 feet,
Thence North 48 14' 25" Eest 195.32 feet to the said Southeasterly margin of 43th Avenue
South,
Thence South 41° 45' 35" i•;est along said margin 253.70 feet to the Point of Beginning.:
Containing 1.033 Acres More or Less.
Information Obtained from Official in Tukwila City Nall:.-
Fire Zone - 2- •
Zoning of Property - Adjoining Properties: t1 -1 (Lt. Mfg.)
Setbacks: -(Ref. 18.40.040 of Tukwila Zoning Ordinance)
Front: 30' •frog:: centerline of street •
Side: 0'. • • -
Back: 3" in least dimension for each foot of height
level, but must be at least four feet.
VI. Specify Public Improvements and /or right -of -way dedications that are required for the -'
issuance of Building and Driveway Permits. Response: ,.
The Director of Public Works, Maintenance Supervisor & a Member of the Planning
Department indicated that such a determination would be made at the time of building-
permit application.
f'the building at any given
DI #1452- Tukwila, WA
AFFIDAVIT
I, Robert R. Moore being duly sworn, declare that I as the
contract .essee of the property involved in this application and that
the foregoing statements and answers herein contained and the information herewith
submitted are in all respects true and correct to the best of my knowledge and
belief.
DEN
Subscribed and sworn before me
this . day of September , 19 79
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(Sign o Contract lessee.
14489 Industry Circle
(Mai1inv Address)
La Mirada, California 90637
(City)
(714) 994 -2010
(Telephone)
RECEIVED •
CITY OF TUKWILA
r 1979
BUILDING DEPT.
(State)
Form C
OFFICIAL SEAL
PATRICIA A. NAYLOR
NOTARY PUBLIC - CALIFORNIA
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
My comm. expires NOV 23, 1980
Notary Public in and for th te of" California
IldIWAK whos business address is: 14489 Industry Circle,
La Mirada, California 90637
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REASON FOR REQUESTING VARIANCE
Application and request for a variance from Section of
the Tukwilla sign code pertaining to size and height for freestanding
on premise signs.
A broad application of height and square footage limitations
in the Tukwilla sign code to this site adjacent to I - creates an
extra - ordinary economic hardship and unfair competetive situation
for Denny's Restaurant.
The code denies Cenny's the full use of its property anc'
restricts the permitted restaurant use. It further hampers Denny's
marketing stratedgy by overly restricting the use of the propertys
visual component.
Full use of the visual componet is essential to the quiet
enjoyment of the zoned use and the economic success of the restaurant.
The visual component together with the adjacent traffic density
on 1 -5 and the proximity to the Interurban off -ramps form the basis
for the sites tax base value.
ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE OF FREEWAY SIGN VISIBLE FROM 1 -
Denny's is an automobile oriented business mostly dependent
on Interstate 5 traffic. The site was selected because of its
proximity to the freeway and other freeway oriented businesses.
Traffic count Northbound at SR 599 Exit to Interurban is 106,800
cars per day. Southbound near the exit to SR 181 (Interurban Ave)
is 92,400 cars per day. (Showalter, Washington State Dept. of Trans-
portation).
According to "Automobile Facts And Figures," on the average
there are 1.7 occupants per car. That is 333,6+0 people pass this
site in a 24 hour period in both directions on 1 -5.
As a freeway oriented business, Denny's marketing is aimed
at this audience. One of the first tasks within any marketing
program is to acieve consumer awareness. An on premise sign,
visible, legible and.readable from 1 -5 is Denny's most important
marketing tool for achieving this goal.
The importance of signs to the economic health of freeway
businesses and the part they play in providing information to
motorists has been established by numerous studies. The interstate
system accounts for $30 billion per year in tourism income, $8.7
billion of which is for food products alone. (Visual Communication
thru Signage, Vol 2)
The results of a study by Colorado State University concluded
that more than 42% of freeway motorists were attracted to freeway
Co ervices by on pre,se signs visible from freeway. (Electric 6igns
ntribution to the Communications Spectrum)
A study by 3 -M National of the Detroit freeway system in 1971
concluded that a sign provided the opportunity for 35% market
coverage and a repetition of over 25 times per month.
SPECIAL CONDITIONS AT SITE MAKING VARIANCE NECESSARY
Adverse site condition, special conditions exist at this
site and area adjacent to 1 -5
1. Terrain, physical properties of Denny's building site
in re}ationship to freeway bed. Building site is 18' be1cw the
freeway grade. (See Exhibit)
2. Natural vegetation, large and medium size trees o-,
right -of way and adjoining property block view of restaurant
3. Location of offramps from 1 -5 Northbound and South`.cund
to Interurban Ave and configuration of freeway
4. Automobile speed, width of freeway
5. Readability distance of sign
6. Building frontage on 48th Avenue South which is not a
highway or urban arterial. Total reliance on 1 -5 by Denny's
7. Existing uses and signage in vicinity of site.
REQUIREMENTS FOR OVERCOMING ADVERSE SITE CONDITIONS
The adverse site conditions can be overcome only by allowing
a sign that can be seen by 1 -5 motorists.
The size and height of the sign are determined by three
factors: visibility, legibility and readability.
To be visible on the freeway, the sign must be 70' above
the building grade or 52' above the freeway grade. This will
allow the sign to he seen in advance of the offramps allowing for
sufficient driver reaction to make a safe exit.
The height required to clear starve of the trees was determined
by flying a target from a boom truck. The target was only
visible at 70' when viewed from Northbound 1 -5 in advance of the
offramp to SR 599. Visibility Southbound was limited at this
height but target was visible approximately 5/10 of a mile and
furtber form offramp to SR 181. (Test documented on film)
Size of the sign must be determined by the size of the
letters needed to be legible and readable to motorists in advance
of exit.
One inch of letter height for every 50 feet of distance is
required. Tests also show that for most people to read any un-
familiar name at 1000 feet, the letters must be at least 18" high.
Automobile speed, size of highway affect size of letters also.
In a study done by the Baltimore Planning Department, certain
reaction times of drivers were concluded. The reaction time for
a driver on a six lane road is 11 seconds. At 55 MPH (80.67' /Sec)
an auto will travel 837.37' before a driver can comprehend and
react to a sign.
The size of the Denny's sign to meet this criteria would have
be even larger thi, the sign proposed. The Defny s sign wi T have
letters 60" and 48 "- with a total background area of 269 squ$r feet.
A sign this size is required to be visible, legible and readable
from the freeway .
There is no adverse impact on the adjacent area. Other freeway
oriented business in vicinty have similar or larger signs to achieve
full use of visual component and permitted property use. (Tuk -Inn,
Texaco, Mobil, Union.) The mobile display is 80' overal height
and has; area of 420 square feet per face.
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1. This application does not constitute a permit to work. WORK IS NOT TO COMMENCE UNTIL
SIGN PERMIT IS POSTED ON PREMISES WHERE WORK IS TO BE PERFORMED.
2. Certification is hereby rendered that no work is to be done except as described and
that all work shall conform to the applicable codes.
3. All signs c.ntaining electric wiring must bear the label of an approved testing agency.
Id
ate
Application Not Approved
Application Approved, Permit Not Required
Application Approved, Permit Required
Permit No. Issued Under the Following Conditions:
•
Applicants for sign permits are required to file construction plans, drawn to
scale, for any sign or alteration.
Minimum acceptable plans shall consist of the following:
TWO COPIES - PLOT PLAN
A. Identify address, all property lines, streets.
B. Location and type of proposed new signs, including any animation or
use of flashing lights.
C. Location and type of existing signs.
TWO COPIES - CONSTRUCTION PLANS
A. Show footing, connections to building, size of supports and material
used in supports and sign itself.
B. Elevation showing copy to be used on sign, size of sign, sign's rela-
tionship to property lines, easements, setback 1 ines, structures, ground
clearance, total height and clearance from overhead power lines.
The Building Official may require the filing ofadditional-plans orother perti-
nent information when, in his opinion, such information is necessary to insure
compliance with this Code.
The person signing the application (either the owner or the person responsible
for the work) shall furnish ALL OF THE ABOVE information. Return all copies
with application to City of Tukwila.
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR APPLICATION FOR SIGN PERMITS
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CITY OF TUKWILA em' RECEIVED
BUILDING DIVISION ��
SIGN PERMIT APPLICATIO Y �
atmA
TO BE FILLED OUT IN DETAIL BY APPLICANT OR PERMIT CANNOT BE ISSUED
Sign Owner ' Job Address G
Address e 0c) C) mac= . Sa • Zip
-TO\ LA- Zip Business Name
Telephone l Telephone
Contractor tate License No. - A4L -o5- c.2.,-2P3
Address 21 (1 AA P4
Z i p
Telephone If 7i c56 (; 43 1 C8 � 1
Estimated Value of Co leted Work (Cl 600
Permanent Sign Temporary Sign
Square Feet All Faces of Sign 2.6 3.2v �:� , C S oL � \ \/
Type of Sign: ❑ Single Face [Double Face . ❑ Wall Mounted Free Standing
Setbacks: Front (fib Side (oZ7 Side Rear
❑ Combustible El Overhangingpublic property
❑ Incombustible ❑ Overhanging setback line
ctrical On premise
All on private property ❑ Off premise
1. This application does not constitute a permit to work. WORK IS NOT TO COMMENCE UNTIL
SIGN PERMIT IS POSTED ON PREMISES WHERE WORK IS TO BE PERFORMED.
2. Certification is hereby rendered that no work is to be done except as described and
that all work shall conform to the applicable codes.
3. All signs containing electric wiring must bear the label of an approved testing agency.
Signature of Applicant
Business License No.
Sales Tax No. GGao
ly
Date
Application Not Approved
Application Approved, Permit Not Required
Application Approved, Permit Required
Permit No. Issued Under the Following Conditions:
Signature Date
(Over)
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR APPLICATION FOR SIGN PERMITS
Applicants for sign permits are, required to file construction plans, drawn to
scale, for any sign or alteration.
Minimum acceptable plans shall consist of the following:
TWO COPIES PLOT PLAN
A. Identify address, all property lines, streets.
B. Location and type of proposed new signs, including any
use of flashing lights.
C. Location and type of existing signs.
TWO COPIES - CONSTRUCTION PLANS
animation or
A. Show footing, connections to building, size of supports and material
used in supports and sign itself.
B. Elevation showing copy to be used on sign, size of sign, sign's rela-
tionship to property lines, easements, setbacklines,structures, ground
clearance, total height and clearance from overhead power lines.
The Building Official may require the filing ofadditional plans orother perti-
nent information when, in his opinion, such information is necessary to insure
compliance with this Code.
The person signing the application (either the owner or the person responsible
for the work) shall furnish ALL OF THE ABOVE information. Return all copies
with application to City of Tukwila.
Affidavit of Publication
STATE OF WASHINGTON
COUNTY OF KING
ss.
Theresa• • •Skobjn being first duly sworn on
oath, deposes and says that Abe. is the ...Chie.f••.C1erk of
THE DAILY RECORD CHRONICLE, a newspaper published six (6) times a
week. That said newspaper is a legal newspaper and it is now and has been
for more than six months prior to the date of publication referred to,
printed and published in the English language continually as a newspaper
published four (4) times a week in Kent King County, ashington, and it is
now and during all of said time was printed in an office maintained at the
aforesaid place of publication of said newspaper. That the Daily Record
Chronicle has been approved as a legal newspaper by order of the Superior
Court of the County in which it is published, to -wit, King County,
Washington. That the annexed is a Notice of Meetink3
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as it was published in regular issues (and
not in supplement form of said newspaper) once each issue for a period
of 1 consecutive issues, commencing on the
22.. October ,19.?9....,a ending the
day of ,19 ,both dates
inclusive, and that such newspaper was regularly distributed to its sub-
scribers during all of said period. That the full amount of the fee
charged for the foregoing publication is the sum of $...9 BOA which
has been paid in full at the rate of per folio of one hundred words for the
first insertion and per folio of one hundred words for each subsequent
insertion.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
October , 19 79
V.P.C. Form No. 87 Rev. 7.79
Chief Clerk
2
day of
Notary Public in and for the State of Washington,
residing atfznt, King County.
Passed by the Legislature, 1955, known as Senate Bill 281, effective June
9th, 1955.
— Western Union Telegraph Co. rules for counting words and figures,
adopted by the newspapers of the State.
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