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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPermit DR-06-74 - GRANTREE FURNITURE RENTAL - SIGN REVIEWThis record contains information which is exempt from public disclosure pursuant to the Washington State Public Records Act, Chapter 42.56 RCW as identified on the Digital Records Exemption Log shown below. DR -06 -74 Custom Furniture Rental 13400 Interurban Avenue South RECORDS DIGITAL D- ) EXEMPTION LOG THE ABOVE MENTIONED PERMIT FILE INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING REDACTED INFORMATION Page # tode Exemption = 8rlef Explanatory DeSclriptiop �t�tutel ule The Privacy Act of 1974 evinces Congress' intent that social security numbers are a private concern. 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DR-06-74 13400 INTERURBAN AVENUE SOUTH CUSTOM FURNITURE CITY of TUKWILA 14475 - 59TH AVENUE SOUTH TUKWILA, WASHINGTON 98067 1 August 1973 GranTree Furniture Rental ATTN: Mr. Dick MacGowan 13400 Interurban Avenue South Tukwila, Washington 98168 Dear Mr. MacGowan: Frank Todd, Mayor The Tukwila Planning Commission, at the recessed portion held 23 July 1973 of the regular meeting opened on 19 July 1973, considered your appeal from the Tukwila Building Official's enforcement of the City's Sign Code with regard to your request for signing of the building located at the above address. After all facts were collected at a Public Hearing the issue was discussed at length and decisions were made on a step -by -step basis. The first of those decisions was to allow the applicant to erect two (2) building face signs to be located on any two (2) building faces of the applicant's choice and to restrict the area of each sign to the maximum allowed under provisions of the Sign Code. In addition, the majority of the Commission present moved to allow the supergraphic to remain on the building as a non - conforming sign for a maximum period of five (5) years in addition to the two (2) building face signs granted earlier. A copy of this letter has been forwarded to John Richards, Building Official, notifying him of this action. This letter is not intended to relieve the holder thereof from any other applicable regulation with regard to this matter. Any questions may be directed to this office at 242 -2177. GC /lt cc: John Richards, B. 0. Churn, Ping Comm Sincerely, P1ann'ng Techni PLANNING DEPARTMENT Mrs. Huntington, contract- purchaser, had agreed to the restriction of uses to professional offices with the exception of the beauty salon which requires the C -1 classification. Commission screened all allowable uses in C -1 zone for only those which are service - oriented. Motion by Mr. Sneva to resubmit to the City Council the Planning Commission's original recommendation as amended by rewording Condition #1 as follows and precluding retail sales. 1. Restriction of land uses to the following: A. Professional office, space B. Artist's studios C. Banks D. Barber or beauty shops E. Clinics, for people only F. .Dancing schools G. Dyeing, dry cleaning or laundry collection offices H. Launderettes, washeterias or self- service laundries I. Music studios J. Office buildings K. Photographic studios L. Shoe repair shops . M. Tailor Motion seconded by Mr. Zepp and carried with Mrs. Harris voting NO. CUSTOM FURNITURE RENTAL Staff informed Commission of Custom's appeal from the Sign Code to erect building signs. Matter is complicated by Staff's interpretation of the building's exterior decor to be a unique sign. Staff displayed slides of building and read definitions within the Sign Code regarding Sign and Unique Sign. Also read Staff comments and recom- mendations. Chairman Mettler opened the Public Hearing. Mr. John Richards, Building Official, stated he had denied the application for building signs because the requested signs were in excess of the allowable area per the Sign Code. Also that he denied sign on north building face because it does not front upon a street. Displayed and .explained some alternatives which would comply with the Sign Code. CGrvwwk,j � a►'�- Z 3Xt It23 Mr. Don Bjorklund, Custom Furniture. Rental, stated they were asking for consideration regarding the unique sign classification, as they regard the building paint as just that and not identification. Mr. Moss stated Staff interprets the supergraphic as a unique sign, thus requiring Commission's specific approval to remain. Discussion then went into details of building sign sizes requested and those allowed by Code. Mr. Jim Jensen, Custom Furniture Rental, stated the business needs, for identification purposes, a wall sign on the south, west and north faces. Chairman Mettler, at 9:50 p.m., announced a ten - minute recess to allow the court reporter to rest. Mr. Harrison was excused, at his request, from the remainder of the meeting. Chairman Mettler reconvened the meeting at 10:00 p.m. Mr. Bjorklund stated a wall sign is necessary on the west face of the building to identify the facility to those travelling east on Interurban Avenue. Motion by Mr. Kirsop, seconded by Mr. Sneva and carried to close the Public Hearing. Considerable discussion followed regarding the west building face and whether or not it should be allowed signing since it faces the Freeway and not a street. Motion by Mr. Kirsop and seconded by Mr. Sneva that the Planning Commission resolve that the west face of the building does not constitute an allowable sign face. Roll call vote: 3 Ayes - Kirsop, Sneva, Saul. 4 Nays - Zepp, Link, West and Harris. MOTION FAILED. Further discussion regarding allowable sign faces and allowable area of signs. Motion by Mrs. Harris and seconded by Mr. Saul to allow signing on any two (2) building faces at the discretion of the applicant and the area of the signs comply with Tukwila Sign Code. Motion carried with Kirsop and Link voting NO. C 4 Lengthy discussion ensued regarding classification of supergraphics as a unique sign. Staff reiterated it's position as did the applicant. Definitions within the Tukwila Sign Code were read. Mr. Jensen claimed, and submitted a letter to substantiate, the painting of the building had been completed prior to actual dates of effect of the Sign Code. Mr. Moss read letter from nearby resident and stated press had contacted City regarding this facility. Mr. Jensen informed the Commission of a survey completed at the store in which only one (1) of fifty -five visitors claimed a dislike for the facility. Mr. Jensen felt this survey far outweighed the attention given by one or two residents of the vicinity and the press. Motion by Mr. Kirsop and seconded by Mr. Sneva that the area of the supergraphic be included in the calculation of sign area due to the fact it is a device attracting attention to the facility. Motion carried with Link, Harris and West voting NO. Considerable debate followed as to whether or not all Commissioners understood the motion before voting. It was the contention of the applicants that one or more of the Commissioners did not. Staff pointed out the effect of this motion would leave two alternatives: 1. Leave the supergraphic as it is and it shall constitute signing of the facility. 2. Remove the supergraphic and the building signs requested could be erected in accordance with the sign area limitations of the Sign Code. Mr. Bjorlund protested this action as it created a financial hardship to comply with it. Commission discussed at length any possible alternatives. Motion by Mr. Link and seconded by Mr. West to allow the supergraphic to remain as a non - conforming sign for a period of five (5) years and to allow the two (2) building face signs alluded to in a previous motion. Motion carried with Kirsop, Zepp and Sneva voting NO. Staff asked what constitutes 'street frontage'. Noted future requests of the same nature were possible and would like some direction as to proper interpre- tation. - 5 Motion by Mrs. Harris, seconded by Mr. West and carried to have Staff direct this question to the City Attorney. Motion by Mrs. Harris, seconded by Mr. Kirsop and carried to recess this recessed regular meeting to 8:00 p.m. Thursday, 26 July 1973 to consider the remaining items . on the agenda. Chairman Mettler recessed the continued meeting in accordance with the motion above at 12 :25 p.m. 3 5�1 Papo.4, ... t c t 3 vi - z3 imposing special requirements on this property by way of Restrictive Covenants. Such Covenants have been drafted by the Staff and discussed with Mr. Bowen. These Covenants require that uses and changes therein be subject to review and approval by the Planning Commission, that development or redevelopment of said land shall be in accordance with plans approved by the Planning Commission, that no building or structure be located any nearer to any public right -of -way than a distance equal to the height of such building or structure, that landscaping shall be established and maintained adjacent all property lines except for necessary drive- ways, and that outside storage of goods or materials be screened from view. Copies of these Restrictive Covenants are included for the Commissions review (pink copies). The subject property is not included in the City's present Comprehensive Land -Use Plan. RECONSIDERATION OF HUNTINGTON REZONE RECOMMENDATION The City Council at their 2 July 1973 Public Hearing Meeting voted to refer the subject matter back to the Planning Commission with the request that the Planning Commission reconsiders the restrictions to land uses attached to the rezone recommendation that was forwarded by the Planning Commission to the City Council. The City Council felt that the subject property should be restricted in use to allow only service type businesses. The Council felt that any retail sales of goods or products should be restricted for the subject site; therefore, they have referred this matter back to the Planning Commission for their reconsideration. CUSTOM FURNITURE RENTAL - SIGN PERMIT APPEAL Custom Furniture Rental has made application for sign permits to the Tukwila Building Official. The application included signs on the west elevation, the south elevation and the north elevation of the building, the sign on the west elevation was computed by the Building Official to be 360 square feet in area, the sign on the south elevation was computed to be 366 square feet in area and the sign on the north elevation was computed to be 252 square feet in area. The allowable sign area on the west elevation would be a maximum of 150 square feet, the maximum allowable signing area on the south elevation would be 85 square feet and the maximum allowable signing area on the north elevation would be 75.6 square feet according to ( the Tukwila Sign Code. Also, according to the recently adopted Sign Code, there is only one sign permitted for each street upon which the property fronts. Therefore, the proposed sign on the north elevation would not be allowed according to the Sign Code. For the above reasons, all of the signs were denied by the Tukwila Building Official. Therefore, Mr. Dick MacGowan, the district manager for Custom Furniture Rental, has submitted an appeal to the Planning Commission of the Building Officials decision. A copy of the letter and the appeal letter and the plans for the proposed signing are included for the Commission's review. (pink copies) . DON KOLL PHASE II - LANDSCAPE REVIEW The Staff concurs with the landscaping proposal as submitted, the Don Koll Company has consistently done very fine work that the City can be proud of; however, the Staff recommends that the landscape proposals be extended to include those . areas along Christiansen Road adjacent to buildings Number 10, 12, and 14. This recommendation is made on the basis.of Chapter 18.32, C -M District - -Light Industrial Park, Section 18.32.020 (e) "To protect the abutting contiguous uses, a pro- tective strip of land bordering the external boundaries and along any frontage on public rights -of -way and devoted to the planting, cultivation, growing and maintenance of sight obscuring trees, shrubs and plant life shall be established and maintained." Therefore, since Christiansen Road is a public right -of -way, which the City intends to develop for.recreational purposes, the Staff recommends that landscaping along this property line be included in the landscape proposal for Phase II of the Don Koll development. DON KOLL TRACT II - SITE PLAN REVIEW Tract II lies south of the Strander Bridge and west of Christiansen Road. The plan includes 24,536 square feet of land and 91,140 square feet of buildings and provides 304 parking stalls (208 parking stalls required by City code). Two buildings are to be two -story office buildings, four buildings to be ground level office space. The office buildings are to be of 8 -inch masonry - textured concrete CERTIFIED LETTER February 5, 1976 Harold W. Hill P.O. Box 686 Mercer Island, Washington 98040 Dear Mr. Hill: Sincerely, ROY C. BISHOP Resource Management RCB :11 cc: King County Hydraulics, Seattle „,.building Director, City of Tukwila SUBJECT: FLOOD CONTROL ZONE PERMIT NO. 1- 1423-2 PILING BULKHEAD AND BUILDING - TUKWILA, WASHINGTON Your emergency action in protecting your property following the loss of your piling bulkhead is understandable and such immediate temporary measures are permissible under the State Flood Control Zone Laws. Of course, you are no doubt aware, the material used (building rubble, concrete, asphalt, etc.) can not be considered acceptable as permanent bank protection. Also, you will recall, during the processing of your original application we were extremely concerned about further encroach- ment of the rivers hydraulic floodway. The approved location for place- ment of your bulkhead was the maximum encroachment we could allow without fear of adversely influencing the regime of flood waters. Now, your cur- rent emergency protection has encroached into the river considerab;, be- - yond this point. As such, in attempting to protect your properties you have changed the regime of the river, such that, during the next flood stage, properties upstream, downstream and across the river would be more adversely effected. With the aforementioned in mind and spring floods anticipated, we must know your plans for permanent restoration as soon as possible. Can we hear from you within thirty (30) days? If we can assist you on this, please feel free to contact us. Phone 885 -1900. Northwest Regional Office, 4350 150th Avenue N.E., Redmond, Washingotn 98052 Telephone: (206) 885 -1900 State of ' asIlington Department of Ecology Mr. Phillip Johnson Grantree Furniture Rental 13400 Interurban Avenue South Tukwila, Washington 98067 CITY o TUKWILA Dear Mr. Johnson: In reviewing your application for a freestanding off - premise sign permit proposed to be located near the above address, I have received the following information from the State Highway Department, District #7, Bellevue. The Scenic Vistas Act of 1971 regulating advertisement devices along or near Interstate freeways, expressly prohibits any off - premise sign to be located near such a freeway interchange right -of -way. Due to the close proximity of the proposed sign to the Tukwila Inter - change on Interstate SR 5, the application for off- premise sign must be denied. Said sign may be located near the Interchange only if the sign is located on premise. Please contact me or District #7 of the State Highway. Department should you have any questions regarding this matter. GC /lt cc: Bldg Off Frank Todd, Mayor 6230 SOUTHCENTER BLVD. TUKWILA, WASHINGTON 98067 PLANNING DEPARTMENT Sincerely, 44t- ary Crutchfie d Planning Technic - an 23 July 1974 Your Seattle City sight July 3, 1974 Gordon Vickery, Superintendent GranTree Furniture. Rental Company 13400 Interurban Avenue South Seattle, Washington 98188 Attention: Mr. Richard MacGowan. Gentlemen: Re: Temporary Permit The Board of Public Works has approved your petition for a Temporary Permit to erect an advertising sign on a portion of the City of Seattle's transmission line right -of -way in the NW of Section 14, Township 23 North, Range .4 Easp, W.M. The executed original of the Temporary Permit is enclosed for your records. Yours truly, HOMAS H. REID Chief Planning Engineer HMM:mgs Encl: Temporary Permit Cay of Seattle - Department of Lighting, City Light Building, 1015 Third Avenue, Seattle, Washington 98104, (206) 3020.: TEMPORARY PERMIT City of Seattle - Department of Lighting 1015 Third Avenue Seattle, Washington 98104 { PERMISSION is hereby granted to the following named petitioner: GranTree Furni- ture Rental Company, 13400 Interurban Avenue South, Seattle, Washington, 98188, to use or occupy the following described property, to -wit: A strip of land located within the City of Seattle's trans- mission line right -of -way (formerly Puget Sound Electric Railway Company Right -of -Way) in the Stephen Foster Donation Claim No. 38 in the NW * of Section 14, Township 23 North, Range 4 East, W.M., said strip of land being 2 feet in width and lying one foot on each side of and contiguous to the following described center line: Beginning at a point on the southwesterly margin of said City of Seattle transmission line right -of -way, at its intersection with the northerly line of the easement for access road granted to John B. Strander and Louise Strander by Ordinance No. 99933 and filed under Auditor's File No. 7205090507, thence, north- easterly 20 feet, thence northwesterly perpendicular to the southwesterly margin of the P. S. E. right -of -way 10 feet to the true point of beginning of the subject strip of land, thence con- tinuing in the same direction 10 feet to the termination of said centerline and the end of this description for an indefinite period, for the purpose of erecting and maintaining an identifi- cation and directional sign subject to the following terms and stipulations: (1) The rental fee to be paid the City of Seattle for the temporary use of said property shall be FIFTY AND N0 /100 ($50.00) Dollars, per year payable annually in advance. (2) The Permittee agrees to maintain the premises occupied or used, in a state comparable to the City's general standard covering like properties, and to leave the same in a fit and sanitary condition and at the expiration of the term of this per- mit, or upon an earlier termination thereof, shall peacefully surrender such premises and the use thereof. (3) It is agreed that the Permittee shall hold the City of Seattle harmless from all claims, actions or damages of every kind and description, which may accrue from, or be suffered by reason of the use of said property, or the performance of any work in connection with its use by the Permittee. (4) This permit is subject to cancellation at any time upon thirty (30) days written notice by the Superintendent of Lighting, mailed to Permittee's last known address, and the return of unearned, pre -paid rental fee, if any. (5) Permittee hereby agrees that in case of increase or decrease of rental fee, it is understood that all other provisions of this permit shall remain in full force, changed only by such alterations in amount of rent and not otherwise. (6) Should the Permittee violate, breach, or fail to keep or perform any cove- nant, agreement, term or condition of this permit it shall forfeit all and any rights herein permitted, and the City shall have the right to immediately cancel and termi- nate said permit and all of the Permittee's rights hereunder, without liability for loss or drayage the Permittee May thereby sustain, and upon termination of this per- mit, the Permittee will vacate said premises and remove therefrom. (7) The Permittee sna l have the right to install its own personal property upon said premises together with the right to remove said personal property at any time during the existence of this permit. In the event this permit is cancelled, the City City of Seattle - Department of Lighting 1015 Third Avenue will require the Permittee to remove his personal property from said property and re- store said land to its approximate original vacant condition. In such event, upon notice by the City of Seattle to the Permittee to remove his personal property from said land, the Permittee sha31 remove said personal property within thirty (30) days of receipt of such notice of cancellation. Should the Permittee fail to remove said personal property on or before said date, the Permittee agrees that title to said personal property shall vest in the City of Seattle, or the City may, at its option, remove said personal property and the expense of such removal shall be paid by the Permittee. (8) This permit is for the use of the above described land only, and shall not be construed as any kind of permission or license whatsoever, which may be granted or supervised by any other subdivision or government charged with the licensing, policing or supervising the operations of the Permittee hereunder. (9) All fees payable to the City, County or State during the life of this permit shall be paid by Permittee.. (10) The Permittee shall pay all license, excise and occupation taxes concerning the business conducted on said premises; all taxes on property of Permittee on said premises; and any taxes on the Permittee'a interest created by this Temporary Permit. (11) Permittee will not damage, destroy or block the existing culvert and drainage ditch within and adjoining the permit area. (12) The Permittee (Lessee) agrees to comply with all state and local laws prohib- iting discrimination with regard to creed, race, color, sex, age, or national origin. In addition, whenever during the term of this Permit (Lease) the Permittee (Lessee) is or becomes an employer of three (3) or more persons, the Permittee (or Lessee) agrees that he will not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because of creed, race, color, sex, age or national origin, unless based upon a bona fide occu- pational qualification as defined in Ordinance 1011.32. The Permittee (Lessee) will take affirmative action to insure that applicants are employed, and that employees are treated during employment without regard to their creed, race, color, sex, age, or national origin. Such action shall include, but not be limited to the following: em- ployment upgrading, demotion, or transfer, recruitment or recruitment advertising, lay- off or termination rates of pay or other forms of compensation, and selection for train- ing, including apprenticeship. The Permittee (Lessee) agrees to post in conspicuous places, available to employees and applicants for employment, notices to be provided by the Board of Public Works setting forth the provisions of this nondiscrimination clause. The Per - mittee (Lessee) will take affirmative action to insure that all of his employees, agents, and subcontractors adhere to this provision; provided, nothing herein shall prevent an employer from giving preference in employment to members of his immediate family. Permittee (Lessee) will upon request of the Director (as used herein Director means the Director of the Human Rights Department, or his designee) furnish to the Director on such form as may be provided therefor a report of the affirmative action taken by the Permittee (Lessee) in implementing the terms of this provision, and will permit access to his records of employment, employment advertisements, application forms, other perti- nent data and records by the Director for the purpose of investigation to determine compliance with this provision. If upon investigation the Director determines that there is probable cause to believe that the Permittee (Lessee) has failed to comply with any of the terms of this provi- sion, the Permittee (Lessee) shall be so notified in writing. The Board of Public Works shall give the Permittee (Lessee) an opportunity to be heard, after 10 days notice. If the Board of Public Works concurs in the findings of the Director, it may suspend or terminate this Permit (Lease) and evict Permittee (Lessee) in accordance with the pro- visions of this Permit (Lease) or general law. The terms of these provisions shall also apply to any and connected with this Permit (Lease). Failure to comply with any of the terns of this provision this Permit (Lease). aI1 Subpermittees (Lessees) shall be a Material Breach of (13) Permittee agrees not to use the property herein described for any other .purpose whatsoever, than as set forth above, and agrees that the Superintendent of Lighting of the City of Seattle shall be the sole judge of any conflict or violation of such use as above stated. (la) The Superintendent of Lighting or his agents, shall have the right at all reasonable times to inspect said premises for the purpose of observing the condition thereof and the manner of compliance by the Permittee with the terms and conditions of this permit. (15) The Superintendent of Lighting shall have the right at all times to suspend any or all operations on above property which he deems to be detrimental to the best interest of the City of Seattle. (16) Permittee shall not sublet, sell, transfer or assign in whole or in part any interest in the permit whatsoever without the express written approval of the Super- intendent of Lighting. GRANTED this a (4f day of i Superintendent of Lig Settle, wasnlnat.v" , 197+' BOARD OF PUB C WORKS ATTEST: T H E I f ' OF SEATTLE ACCEPIO BY: Executive Secretary Chairm July 27,:1973 DB :bfg City of Tukwila Planning Commission Tukwila Washington Dear Commission Members: Sincerely yours, I would like to take this opportunity to express my appreciation for the thoughtful consideration you gave our company last Monday night. I know it was a long and trying session and I wanted you to know how much all of us were impressed with your dovotion to your jobs. I hope that you feel, as we do, that a good decision was reached. GranTree Furniture Rental (formerly Custom Furniture Rental) 2300 S.W. FIRST AVENUE • PORTLAND, OREGON 97201 • (503) 223 -1161 SHOWROOMS IN OREGON • WASHINGTON • CALIFORNIA • CANADA Another Service of gj'Granning & Treece Financial Corporation July 12, 1973 Dear Mr. Richards: Mr. John Richards City of Tukwila 14475 59th Ave. South Tukwilla, Washington 98067 • Per your letter to me of July 10, 1973, I wish to appeal your decision pertaining to our sign request. I would there- fore appreciate being able to appear before. the.Tukwila'Planning.. Commission, Thursday, July 19, 1973, to present our companyls . position. :Thank you in advance for your cooperation•in this matter • � .1 it ,' 1 .1 JUL 1 ,3 1973 CITY OF T Regards, Dick MacGowan District Manager Custom Furniture Rental 122B B ANDOVER PARK E. 40 SEATTLE, WABHINOTON 98 188 CIPTICKS IN ORCOON, WA/HINOTON, CALIFORNIA AND CANADA Amodio � ►J' Gunning & ?Ma FiseMCwd Snub a/r,e � � `- 1 tt(-'7Lt: '4 0 14/"4 m 41.e re-Weir (/2' Gentlemen: 3 .....an".< Todd, Mayor 1TY OF T Li KW I LA 14475 - 59TH AVENUE SOUTH TUKWIL, WASH I NGTON 98067 July 10, 1973 Grantree Furniture Rental 13400 interurban Ave. South Tukwila, Washington 98168 A review of your sign permit application has been accomplished. 1 regret to inform you that your proposed signs do not comely with the restrictions imposed by the Tukwila Sign Code. The following items explain the areas of nonconformance. 1. Per Sec. 011.7.A only one sign is permitted for each street upon which the property fronts. Therefore, the proposed sign on the North elevation must be denied as this building face does not front on a street. Also, per Sec. 011.7.A, Table 11-1, the allowable sign area shall be 75.60 square feet; and your proposed sign is a 252 square foot sign. Therefore, this sign is denied for being oversized as well as for having no street frontage. 2. Per Sec 011.7.A, Table 11-1, on the South elevation, the allowable sign area shall be 85 square feet; and your proposed sign is a 366 square foot sign. Therefore, the sign is over— sized and must, be denied. Per Sec. 011.7.A, Table 11-1, on the West elevation, the allowable sign area shall be 150 square feet (the maximum allowable); and your proposed sign is at least 360 square feet and (per definition 003.2) could be considered 858 square feet of signing. In either case, the proposed sign is over— sized and must be denied. Therefore, 1 wish to offer to you the alternative provided by ths Tukwila • Sign Code which states: Where signs can be shown to be an integral part of the main building design, a greater percentage may be allowed upon - approval of the Planning Commission, Sec. 011:7,A. Grantree F urnitur e Rental The Planning Commission is currently scheduled to meet on Thursday, July 19, 1973. Your appeal of this matter may be heard on that date_ provided you request such an appeals hearing in writing to the Planning. Commission on or before Tuesday, July 17, 1973. 1 recommend that you . appeal my decision as outlined above. If you do not choose to formally appeal the matter, then your only alternative is to redesign your proposed signing and resubmit a new application for another review. JER cc; Wayne Parker Very truly yours, r John.E. Richards ^ ca Engineer ...All) O • 142 . 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( '.6t.•''v•: sia . Jr • I. (.bra(1 1(,'Et\riht- • 1 r1 Atm cf-•a°4 4 ' ,0 I5 WT • , ,=u A - c - b • ! • . • : - c " Als,44 7 z..)-.411 IbTL IL/ a I Aek — 1,0 • G'5 \IC• c A (..; • It O • 7 .5 ro5 , 1.0 1 tc.„ - fp; AtA 5r P a rNY' 2, 4•5.1) • t. 4 • 1154 q 4V..1 1 .01 - 1 - ,ay.? " Yr.-ses cr. . . R Airzt) 'ph 65 ZI.,5fTrAL. ) , • \(, - ?'- IL z= 4 qt 54. • 4,5- 0, 41 .uvt.)01-- 0 t..010 (4 1:3 Iri riT ry- • .-ft1, 0:7 1,,,,/1-,)1 ( ,• ;� 2 t93 Dick McGowan Custom Furniture Rental. 13h00 Interurban Avenue Tukwilla, Washington, 9848 Dear. Sir: GUERNSEY- OSTERGARD, INC. Painting Contmao►s 1119 N.W. 46TH ST. - SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 981 07 TELEPHONE SUNSET 3 - ©003 June 21, 1973 In • response to your request for information on the progress: of exterior painting of the Custom Furniture Luild:ing, we submit the following. Exterior West side started 'Wednesday, May 16, 1973. By Friday night May 18, 1973 the West side and South were first coated with the red and some white. By Tuesday night May 22, 1973, the stripes were laid out on the West side and considerable progress in apply- ing them completed. From then job progressed as. the weather per- mitted. Hope this is information you wanted. Very truly yours, GUERNSEY - OSTEROMa), IMO. Donald E. Osterrar.d Frank Todd, Mayor CITY or TUKWILA 14475 - 59TH AVENUE SOUTH TUKWILA, WASHINGTON 98067 June 5, 1973 Mr. Wayne Parker P.O. Box 3207 Midway, Washington 98031 Subject: Harold Hill 13400 Interurban Ave. So. Dear Mr. Parker: On May 29, 1973, I conducted a final inspection on the Harold Hill Project at 13400 Interurban Ave. South at the request of the contractor, Harold Hill Construction Co. The results of this inspection are enclosed (correction notice dated 5/29/73). At that time, the contractor was notified that the building was not ready for occupancy. Following the above inspection, the tenant, Custom Furniture Rental, began to occupy the building without benefit of an Occupancy Permit. At a Town Meeting on Thursday, May 31, 1973, I was informed that the tenant was moving into the building. At 9:00 AM the following day (Friday, Junel, 1973) I revisited the site to re- inspect the work to be completed. At that time I observed that the . office area was substantially occupied and that the high -bay warehouse was approximately 15% occupied. At that time the office area was complete, but work continued on the warehouse area. I therefore posted the building with "Do Not Occupy" signs. To date Custom Furniture Rental has continued to move merchandise and personnel into the building, effectively ignoring the "Do Not Occupy" tags. In addition to posting the building on Friday, Junel, 1973, I issued Correction Notices to both Harold Hill Construction Co. and Custom Furniture Rental. Copies of these notices are enclosed (dated 6/1/73). On the Correction Notice to Harold Hill Construction, I indicated the items still in abeyance. On the Correction Notice to Custom Furniture Rental, I informed them that all signs require a sign permit. To date, Custom. Furniture Rental has made application for two temporary signs and they have begun the painting of a very large "Supergraphic" on the Northwest facade, of the building. This Supergraphic appears to fall into the Tukwila Sign° Code definition "Unique Signs ", Section 003:18, Ordinance #773. Such a sign requires special . approval by the Tukwila Planning Commission as well as a sign permit. Finally, the bulkhead constructed as a portion of this project and under the authority of a Shorelines Management Permit issued by the City of Tukwila, remains substantially unfinished. The Tukwila Planning Department, Reviewing Authority, have outlined their complaints in an attached letter dated June 4, 1973. Appropriate legal assistance would be appreciated in re- establishing proper control over this project. JER /ma cc: Mayor Todd Encl: Correction Notice 5/29/73 (2 pgs• ) Correction Notice 6/1 3 Correction Notice 6 /1/73 Planning Dept. letter 6/4/73 Respectfully submitted, Jo E. Richards Off ' e Engineer Frank Todd, Mayor CITY or TUKWILA • 14475 - 59TH AVENUE SOUTH TUKWILA, WASHINGTON 98067 4 June 1973 John Richards Building Official City of Tukwila Tukwila, Washington 98067 Dear John: RE: Harold Hill Project, 13400 Interurban Ave. So. PLANNING DEPARTMENT This correspondence is to inform you of this department's dissatisfaction with the manner in which the Custom Furniture Rental project has proceeded. As you know, the Planning Department granted a Shoreline Management Substantial Development Permit in accordance with the Shoreline Management Act of 1971. That permit was granted on the basis of the plot plan submitted with the permit application. That is the same plot plan which was reviewed by all appropriate State agencies with regard to Shoreline Management Permits as well as any other interested party. Following is a brief outline of discrepancies noted between the plot plan approved under the Shoreline Manage- ment Act and what has actually been constructed to date. A. The existing bulkhead does not conform to the plot plan. B. It appears the bulkhead has been erected much closer to the river than shown on the plot plan. C. The plot plan allowed a minimum area of twenty feet for landscaping between the bulkhead and the paved driveway the length of the bulkhead. John Richards Page 2 In addition to the general discrepancies noted above, it was clearly understood at the time of application that access to the river would be made available for the public. Upon comparison of the plot plan submitted for a Shoreline Management Permit and what has actually been constructed, it appears the project has been constructed without regard to the general public as well as not considering the aesthetic quality of the river. The immediate environment has been further disrupted by the guady colors applied to the entire building exterior. This office has received several complaints from passersby as well as residents of the vicinity with regard to the garish appearance of the project. It is the opinion of this department that the exterior decor as well as the "supergraphic" applied to the north and west facades is defined by the Tukwila Sign Code as a Unique Sign. Thus, such identification requires specific approval by the Tukwila Planning Commission before a permit may be issued. Said supergraphic is illegal as there has been no application filed nor approval by the Planning Commission. This department stands ready to furnish any information or assistance required to pursue the protection of the environment as well as the public's general health, safety and welfare. GC / D. The plot plan also allowed for a considerably large area of landscaping at the north end of the site and adjacent to the parking area. cc: Mayor Todd Sincerely, P4 Delbert F. Moss Planning Coordinator Ca I TY O F TUKWILA 14475 - 59TH AVENUE SOUTH TUKWILA, WASHINGTON 98067 June 4, 1973 Ms. Patricia Paolino 13049 56th Ave. So. Seattle, Washington 98168 Dear Ms. Paolino: Frank Todd, Mayor I am in receipt of your letter regarding the building at the north bound entry to I -5 off Interurban Ave. So., and offer the following comments. Our records indicate this property was owned by former Mayor & Mrs. John Strander and was zoned M -i (light industrial) while he was chairman of the Tukwila Planning Commission. (1957). The record also indicates that former presidential assistant John D. Erlichmann was the City Attorney, of Tukwila, at the time the zoning was placed on the subject property. Records requested of a Title Insurance Co. have been supplied this office and indicate as follows: Ownership: Property was sold by Ex Mayor E Mrs. Strander to the builder, Mr. Hill on Oct. 17, 1972. The Stranders, according to Mr. Hill, (contacted this date regarding this matter) are receiving payments on the Contract sale of the subject property from him. Re: Water & Sewer Connections: Water covered by L.I.D. #8, Sewer covered by L.I.D. #5. The required Shoreline Management permit and flood Control permit issued outside the control of the City of Tukwila, and all other controls and conditions having been complied with, the City was mandated to issue a permit allowing the building to be constructed. The City has no control of color scheme so we can not restrict the use of any color the developer may choose to - use. . Ms. Paolino - Page 2- The Sign Code Ordinance recently passed, has apparently been ignored by the developer and the City has taken action to prevent occupancy of the building until the Code is obeyed. I agree with you that the Building does not compliment the City of Tukwila nor does it compliment the Administration. However, under the allowed land use, the developer could have put in a junk yard or many other uses more uncomplimentary. Having given you the opportunity to study the actual record of proceedings leading up to the building permit, I'm sure you must agree that the present Administration had no choice but issue the permit. The other warehouse you mention was constructed several years prior to my administration. Thank you for giving me an opportunity to answer your letter. I appreciate your distress and apologize for not being able to do more for you. FT /dm Enclosures Department of Ecology State of Washington, Shoreline Management King County, Department of Planning John Spellman, County Executive Thomas Forsythe, County Commissioner Seattle Times Seattle P.T. Record Chronicle Highline Times Chairman, Tukwila Planning Commission Public Works Director, Tukwila Planning Department, Tukwila ✓ John Strander King TV Station Wayne Parker, City Attorney Very truly yours, CITY OF TUKWILA Frank Todd, Mayor Mayor Todd 14475 - 59th South Tukwila, Washington 98067 Dear Sir: 13049 - 56th Avenue South Seattle, Washington 98168 May 31, 1973 Enclosed is a copy of my letter protesting the building which is now located near the entrace of the freeway in Tukwila. Apparently nothing can and will be done, but I certainly hope that sometime you can put on your city agenda the preserving of some of the natural beauty of the land. I think that the building is a monstrosity, the colors cheap and garish beyond belief, and I protest mostly what has been done to the river. Sometime ago portions of my neighborhood were rezoned and the City of Tukwila issued permits allowing a warehouse in a residential neighborhood. I made many many protests about this but the rezoning and the warehouse were accom- plished anyway. I think this was and is an injustice. I think that the allowance of this ugly building, the cut- ting of the trees, and the pilings now driven into the river are a further injustice. Please urge the owner of the building to paint it a color which might blend with the land and to please restore some . of the trees. It is ugly, ugly, and does not reflect with favor on your city government. Sincerely, (Mrs.) Patricia Paolino KING Television Station 320 Aurora Avenue North Seattle, Washington 98109 I would like to know the following: 13049 - 56th Avenue South Seattle, Washington 98168 May 24, 1973 Attention: Call for Action Gentlemen: I am writing to ask for your assistance in a matter of interest to many. I live at the above address, which is a: suburb of Seattle (in unincorporated King County) and near Tukwila. There is a small bridge which runs across Green River onto 56th Avenue South. On the other side of the river and immediately adjacent to the onramp of the freeway a furniture store has been built. Several large pilings have been driven into the river bank and all of the trees cut down. The building is now painted an ugly color. Apparently, there are plans of doing more work (driving more pilings into the river and I fear cutting all of the rest of the trees down. Heavy equipment is waiting there. How can a private party or corporation build a building so close to the freeway where there is inadequate land for parking and which has destroyed the beauty of the river? I thought that the Department of Ecology was interested in preserving some of our suburbs. Is there any agency that is a watchdog on this type of thing? Who is responsible for issuing permits of this sort? Does the Shorelines Management Act offer any protection? What provisions have been made for sewage at this st -ore? What provisions have been made to handle traffic flow in an al- ready congested area? King Television Station -2- May 24, 1973 How can our government agencies allow the desecration of our land and river that has been allowed in this instance? Is there any recourse? Is it every going to end? Must we end up with nothing but•a giant parking lot before somebody cares about trees and plants and a hint of the beauty of the land? Thank you for your assistance in this matter. Sincerely, (Mrs.) Patricia Paolino cc: Department of Ecology State of Washington, Shoreline Management King County, Department of Planning John Spellman, County Executive Thomas Forsythe, County Commissioner Seattle Times Seattle P. I. Record Chronicle Highline Times Dear Sir: RBH /lmt Frank Todd, Mayor CrTY OF T KIN IIL 14475 - 59TH AVENUE SOUTH TUKWILA, WASHINGTON 98067 13 March 1973 Mr. Harold W. Hill 2251 North Mercer Way P. 0. Box 686 Mercer Island, Washington 98040 It has been brought to the attention of this department that the bulkhead constructed along the bank of the Duwamish River in connection with the construction of a warehouse for Custom Furniture Rental was not constructed in accordance with the plans as reviewed by the City of Tukwila or with those reviewed by the Washington State Department of Ecology. Therefore, in an effort to prevent any legal action on the part of the City and to avoid any delays in construction we are requesting a copy of the survey notes for the piling location. If your plans have changed during construction then the revised plans must be submitted for review to the City of Tukwila and to the Washington State Department of Ecology. Please give this matter your immediate atten- tion, if you have any questions or require any additional information please contact this office. Yours very truly, Richard B. Hansen Senior Planner PLANNING DEPARTMENT . • - - - . IFC BALLARD MORTGAGE COMPANY, INC. 7212110101 DEED OF TRUST HAROLD HILL MARY HILL I '424". If. 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T5' f:..4'. 4033 riot. ur ',o ceoterlirto stot fon 134o-36.03, the 7212100101 :+t.t.: MART FRANCES HILL hie wife litanter, 7210170073 EXHIBIT 'A . _ SUBORDINATION AGREEMENT rp As part of the Deed of Trust :betweem HArOLD hill :40: CD MARY HILL, his wife, Grantors, SECURITY TITLE INSURANC CD CD COMPANY, Trustee, and JOHN STRANDER anti louise strander his wife, Beneficiaries::theieneflciarieS'agree,t6ai said Deed of Trust Is and shall be unconditionally-Subordinated-to 'the.pen. of an interim mortgage or Deed of Trustand: Deed of Trust to be secured by%Granters-fOKthe the construction of a:building on :the;sui It is understocki.that-the.le'ndinglqsqtutionerinstit7... urlons making the temporary and/or perManenti:.161ens'16:be'seCured by the mortgage and/or Deed:of.Trust Will'not_make said loans to Grantors without this agreement.' , • Beneficiarles deliver any documents - : which might be required In the future to complete the financing for the structure to be built un the subject property, aniVto and deliver such other documents' as the lenders or lenders involved in such financing may from time to time require and specificallY, if required, the beneficiaries agree to sign a !'Subordination ' Agreftent" promulgated by Pioneer National Title Insurance Company, a copy of which Agreement is attached hereto, marked Exhibit "I" and made a part hereof as though fully set forth. 7210170072 r- STATUTORY WARRANTY DEED sv•147 A 4' 44;14 THE GRANTOli LI, JOHN STRANDER and LOUISE STRANDER, his wife, who acquired title as bernarD STRANDER and LOUISE N. 'STRANDER, his wife , for and in consideration of TEN AHD 1:0/100tlin DOLLARS and other volcanic consideration harold hill frances hill conveys and warrants to HAROLD HILL and MARY HILL, his wife . a, Grantee, the following described real estate, situated In the County of King State of tla,hington: SUBJECT TO F.asemente and covenants of record. That portion of the Stephen, Foster Donation •Claim:in Sections.14 15, Township 23 North, Range 4 E.W.I., in King-County, Washington, more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point which bears north 81 east a distance of • 199.17 feet from a monument, (hub) at the end of a•curve on the center. line of the thiwamish-Renton Junction Road mowpaved,.snid being approximately 1200 feet north and 440 feet west of the 'quarter .corner between Sections 11 and 15, Township 23 North,'Itange 4 U.W.I. • thence south 49 east on'a line 150.00 feet distant , from and parallel with the center lins of said DuwaMish7Renton Junction Road, a distance of 835.00 feet to the uaginning point of this description which bears north 10'01'05" west a distance of 920.15 feet from.a monument (hub)• at th point of intersection of a curve on the center line of the said Ihwamish-Renton Junction Pead, said point of intersection being' approximately 1000 feet (list and 20 feet south of the 'quarter corner between said Sections 14 and 15; thence north 49 west, 151.33 feet to the southeasterly margin of Primary State Highway No, 1, South 178th Street to South 126th Street, Sheet 9 of 21, approved January 30, 1962, and as defined by•.existing' right-of-way markers; thence north 14 cast along said southeasterly margin 251.31 feet to a right-way marker at an angle point; thence north 18 Cast, 161.68 feet to a right-of-way marker at an angle point; thence north 28°43' east, 95.00 feet to a right-of-way marker at an angle point; thence north 40°52' east, 77.72 feet to a right-of-way marker at an angle point; thence south 49°08' cast, 50.81 foot; thence sout's 21°06'30" west, 189.15 feet: thence south 14°18' west, 210.49 feet; thence south 4°]1' west, 223.47 feet to the true point of beginning of this description; TOnnTHER WITH an casement for road purposes over and across a strip Dr land 20 feel wide between the above described tract and the right wav • f the Puget Sound Electric Railroad Company; AM) Tbc;ETHLR WITH an easement for access road and utility purposes Dyer, under and across the following described real property, to wit: Notary Prthiir in ate/ for . Was /Vs iding •• . , SECURITY TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY or *var411:Jc rani ttttt ,k, ....,••■■■•an po. WM,. • •■•••••.• ..1•01% TEAS SPACE RESERVED FOR RECORDER'S USE Filocl for Record at Request of "7 T • A strip of land 20 feet in width lying within 'a portion of the City.... , • of Seattle transmission line right of way (formerly Puget Sound Electric. • Railway Company right of way) in the Stephen roster Donation,Clainv.11o.,[ . • 3B, ii the northwest quarter of Section 14, Township • 23 North, Range • '. 4 East, W.I., said strip of land being the 20 feet of land .lying southeasterly of and adjoininu. a line described as follows:::, • , .• . . • . , C) Br...girdling at a point on the southwesterly margin of said !-- transmission line right of way, which point lies south 17,42!OS".. est 54.75 feet from said right of way 'centerline station 134+36.,05;:.the....,. ,—, . -- hearing of said right of way centerline. being north .4 8 6 15 1 15":weSt;,,: . 1 -, • CU thence north 17 east 109.50 feet mere :or less' to the .terminus I-- of said ht'rein deScribed line in tho'northeaSterlY:ittergin:62;:said,..* City of Seattle right 'of . way.. ' - ' . ': . %..:' : .. ,',. • -; . ,, - , , ,A . : • " " • •.; • ENArAd A* it Sttat 4 • 4.1.. (SEAL) t kit Ill *Skitfri:ft& 00, /1 . AV:: day of rIctobott 1972 , before me, the ,„ a , 1 41 0.1 fig thr SI4or of W. ihinstoa, duly cowtolssioned and sworn, personally appeared 2. .5.1,rc.r.lirtv .410 Uttilac 21. Strantler „ S,• /r. .40c4tRa}t u o.n4 elm ttecided the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me sawbPof swat el atryat la* u free and voluntary act and deed for the 017(.&1f,!Y 7210170073 deed of Trust Title Insurance Comp,ny of Wnlnroton. o Washtnefton Corporation, Trustee, whole eddies: n 1 109 Seenn.l Avenue. Scuttle. harold hill frances hill john strander louise strander That portion of tho Stephen roster Donation Claim in Sections 14 and 15, Township 23 North, Range 4 E.W.M., in • King County, Washington, more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point which boars north 81 '15" oast a distance of 199.17 feet from a monument (hub) at the end•of,a.curve on the - center line of the Uuwanlish- Renton Junction Road now paved, said curve being approximately 1200 feet north and 440 feet vest of the quarter corner between Sections 14 and 15, Township 23. North, Range 4 thence south 49 ° 24' cast on a line 150.00 feet distant from aid parallel with the center line of said Uuwamish- Renton Junction itoad, a distance of 835.00 feet to the beginning point of this description which bears north 40 °01'05" west a distance of 920.15 feet frem a monument (huh) at th point of interse. :tion of a. curve on the center line of the said lluwaslish- Penton Junction Pond, said point of intersection being approximately 1000 feet cast and 20 feet south of the quarter corner between said Sections 14 and 15; thence north 49 °24' west, 151.33 feet to the southeasterly margin et Primary State Highway No. 1, South 178th Street to South 126th Street, Sheet 9 of 21, approved January 30, 1962, and as defined by existing right - of - way markers; thence north 14 °43' cast along said southeasterly margin 251.31 feet to a right -way marker at an anglo point; thence north 13 ° 58' east, 161.68 feet to a right -of -way marker at an angle point; f` thence north 28 ° 43' east, 95.00 feet to a right -of -way marker at an `•` angle point; thence north 40 °52' east, 77.72 feet to a right -of -way marker at an yy r;'; angle point; !, thence south 49 ° 08' cast, 50.81 feet; #C;) thence sout'I 21 ° 06'31)" west, 189,15 feet; thence south 14 ° 18' west, .:10,19 feet; • ) thence south 4 ° 11' west, 225.47 feet to the true point of beginning of this description; '1'I)Iil:TIIUC WITH an easement for rood purposes over and across a strip of land 20 feat wide between the above described tract and the tight of way f the Puget: Sound Electric Railroad Company; A'l) '1)i:l:'I'lllt WITH alt casement for access road an) utility purposes over, uoiler and across the following described veal property, to wit: . , . • I . , r , 041 . ' 1 OW &III .ttrured Itt Ill.. n.nl ul flu :• •e,s pr. .. . • P'rf sP +t:I iel ;t; i,P i !:f.r: I tiT5 " '-•• .0 YY +{ C' f 4; strip of land 20 feet in width lying within a portion of the City ' Seattle transmission line right of way (formerly Puget Sound Electric iilway company right of way) in the Stephen Poster Donation Clam No. I, in the northwest quarter of Section 14, Township 23 North, Range !iast, 11.:1., said strip of land* being the 20 feet of land lying outheasterly of and adjoining a line described as . follows: egiuning at a point on the southwesterly margin of said City of Seattle ransmission line right of way, which point lies south 17 west .4•75 feet from said right of way station 134+36.03, the )caring of said right of way centerline being north 43°15'15" west; .1,ence north 17°42'05" cast 109.50 foot more or loss to.the J( said h. described line in the northeaSterly margin of said, .: of Seattle right, of waY. . • 'sits.% real: moporr Is rust used 'intairsally for aokailtural of tannin; proposer, together ulth all !hit letteinenlsi heredllutnenti, and ,,, 00W .0 OeNrgl rb in O In 'r isikt annettsloing, and the lint,, Issues and profits thereof.. ' • Ito, i,, 4 tt for no purport of securing italformance of mirth nireeinent of gratttut tondo contained; and .payment, of Ito ruin of rlittlri.211:01114`.40..EDUP..1011.10EM.,11110..1•10/11:14t.litt:t.r....editari u,,,9 " • " •• • ," ,., ,,„.„„,.: wok klet Icori of n ptionloroy note or rote dale heiewIlli, Payable to Benefit:Inv to order, and made lip retorod, I4. r4iii,ations and skrelioons thereof, and alas ma, further ornir as may t,;., advanced or limned Pp Iteneficlaty to vs% ..,"111 .R .V1 foreth.1 with inlet VS Olettutl it toek raw •, thou to agreed up . . . of 11,4 (140,1 Ur 11461. Grantor erlAnl% and alto.; : ,Vr itt jtOrYS It VIA 40ndilli not opal!: tokotinll no %.100 Oleltnr; to complete nny bonding, strut:MN or Iniptovement 1,10 rr,od li/ to broil 0vItort; I ClINV NollIVOy any bulldIn muetute Ill Improvement Illetcon which n1p be damaged ill A.. , M111 *oh wainact., regulation,, riteenants, t.niliiliiflt and ieritIciloto affecting the poverty. f so No ,reftestiont ill titer and s000nunt, upon the plopetly; to krcp the property rice and clear of all other charm. ;,..,.; i1,Y. 11"00 the wr:taili of this tired of 1,0.1. o.;,; t A. 1 I th`Vied on the propcits deo:abed belch, contliitionde blotted against Tau by lite oi other "it tna,, dr, total 0411I wined by this Ned of Atari. All policies shall be held by the Ilenellelary, and be in sorb .t,, 't.in. kr,,, i ' $01 0011 hilt 4.11,3),Ihro tint to lie Itenrficialy ni is Homo 1110 appen toil then In Olt Glarlint.ihe mriirsive uIiOp oily he spoiled upon itultittedurs, Iteteby muted in Skil older at the llenerICIMY shall the to oflasrY shout not talitc diicontir.:;ace of am poicreding, to foreclose this Deed of TIOst. In the cotta t ingMIAMC 111010 111,110 on piorbaset at the foterloote sale. I . , p purp,, to anvil the ;trinity tlett.ui it lilt righit 01 Ion co ni Ileneliciaty ci litotes, and to • • . it 111 INIvh and aflt+Illt% '. feet in a lel■Mlabli aln.11111. 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No. 7 4 ,S -d value of -,;ork ..Unatc 800100 T,-XPORAITL SIGV 227 PMRANaMT SIGN Total sq. ft. of all sign faces 7- Type of Sign No. of existing Signs on Property Aj 0 01-r44L=77 F-tZEE 5 `MACKS: Front Side Side Rear Single Face All on Private Property Double Face ✓ Overhanging Public Property C, Combustible ✓ Overhanging Setback Line Incombustible On Premise ci Electrical Off Premise 1. This application does not constitute a permit to work. WORK IS NOT TO COMMENCE UNTIL SIGN PEaMIT IS POSTED ON PRDIISSS MHMS WORK IS TO BE P v-, i?. F0 1 1 I J; D 2. C3rtification is hereby rendered that no work is to be done except as d',,3cribed and that all aork shall conform to the applicable codes. signs containing electric wiring must bear the label of an approved 4. ,'- 7trj4 p S ' la-- r rical Permit must be obtained for installations requir ciectrical power. 3*a'.:--'n:-u.ure f ap-1.) cant Date FEE !1T IS ISSUED 1JNDM TI;..: FOLLOWING CONDITIONS.- P, , r I i t Pa:: PUBLIC W0MK8 DEPT Y .. 1 242,-;2177 aa3o Southcanter 1,81va V.. SaC,87 sign permit app r9s by ekd b date site plan south elevation rental return sales sign nv MichiOWILN 1 QQ4- �hL-OI��t 921)111 MniA 110iforr) cross section elevations chester l lindsey architects longitudinal section exterior color schedule cross section elevations legal description vicinity map site statistics site plan site plan