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Home My WebLink AboutPermit L97-0047 - EAGLE HARBOR - NONCONFORMING USEL97 -0047 EAGLE HARBOR CONSTRUCTION 12065 44t'` Pl. So. • City of Tukwila John W. Rants, Mayor Department of Community Development Steve Lancaster, Director October 30, 1997 William O'Connell 111 Union Tank Works P.O. Box 53186 Bellevue, WA 98015 -3186 Re: L97 -0047, response to your October 2, 1997 letter Dear Mr. O'Connell: Thank you for your letter of October 22, as referenced above. Based upon our review of this letter, our remaining questions concerning the extent of on -site sales activities conducted by Union Tank Works have been resolved. As with other activity levels established by Union Tank, we will expect that on -site sales activities by Eagle Harbor will stay within levels indicated in your referenced letter. As the information concerning on -site sales activities was the final issue to be resolved in the conversion of Union Tank Works to Eagle Harbor, we will be closing our files on this matter. I have routed Eagle Harbor's application for a business license to the remaining departments. The City Clerk's office will keep you apprised of its status. They may be reached at 433 -1800. Thank you for all of your cooperation and patience in this process. Sincerely, Michael Jenkins Assistant Planner c:\ msoffice ...971etter \9747iss3.doc 6300 Southcenter Boulevard, Suite #100 • Tukwila, Washington 98188 • (206) 431-3670 • Fax (206) 4313665 •z : � z. „w UO: co0. •w. W o, :3 5.12 a: • �_ z� • zO W W D .0 W W` o • z' U =: 0 ..z._ 1 UNION TANK WORKS, Inc. Bruce 4936 October 22, 1997 Jack Pace, Planning Manager City of Tukwfla 6300 Southcenter Boulevard, Suite 100 Tukwila WA 98188 Reference: L97 -0047, Letter dated October 20, 1997 Dear Pace: Sent by Facsimile & and U.S. Mail re LI JU U O+ mo(3, cnw: _; CO w' wO CO D. _v. F—w... With regard to your most recent concerns, outlined in the above referenced letter, I offer "best _ z estimate" answers to these more specific questions about the extent and nature of the sales F- p activities. w w Question 1. Did customers of Union Tank come to the facility to inspect products? If the answer is yes, U approximately how many such visits occurred during a typical month? O io Yes. Customers and /or their engineering representatives visited us. If Union Tank • . i la was the successful bidder, the customer or their reps visited for functional u. t-; meetings: pre -bid fabricator qualification, pre -award or contract signing, pre- z fabrication, regular inspection - quality control, and customer hold points. c.) N This customer activity (estimate) range is 22 - 44 Visits /Month z Question 2. Did customers of Union Tank come to the facility to purchase products? If the answer is yes, approximately how many such visits occurred during a typical month? Yes. These visits are included in the response to question 1. Question 3. Did customers pick up products on site? If the answer is yes, approximately how many such visits occurred during a typical month? Yes. Union Tank fabricated product pursuant to purchase orders or contracts. Usually these order terms were F.O.B. Union Tank. The customers paid for and were responsible for pick up and transportation of their orders by third party truckers from our facility. T h i s customer activity(estimate) range i s ..... ...... 22 - 40 Visits /Month F 12065 44th Place South Tukwila WA 98178 '.•11-' I 4 1997 P.O. Box 53186 Bellevue WA 98015 -3186 , (425) 450 -5566 Fax (425) 450 -5560 E-mail: oconnell3 C� msn.com);=VE rOp�Y ...%%.;4,t " r:}: <. :;T t;r01 t ..:.:.6Qa:.ti' .stx�d " L. :::-.'S.:x1's:J.?,., r1 r.Csp.Pf 'i$4:: 447Y.:6111 UNION TANK WORKS, Inc. Since 4936 Jack Pace City of Tukwila October 22, 1997 Page 2 Our customer base came from the petroleum & chemical, pulp & paper, refrigeration, and industrial /commercial industries. Most of these companies engaged engineering companies to handle their procurement and project management. As part of the project management, the customers caused regular visits by inspection and quality control people. The answers to your questions are based on my best estimates. Union Tank had no reason to keep or maintain this type of records. Please call me if you have any additional questions. Sincerely, Union Tank Works, Inc. . William L. O'Cdnnell, 3rd President C: J. Jackson D. Marcy 12065 44th Place South Tukwila WA 98178 P.O. Box 53186 Bellevue WA 98015 -3186 (425) 450 -5566 Fax (425) 450 -5560 E -mail: oconnell3 msn.com City of Tukwila John W. Rants, Mayor Department of Community Development Steve Lancaster, Director October 20, 1997 William O'Connell III Union Tank Works P.O. Box 53186 Bellevue, WA 98015 -3186 Re: File No. L97 -0047 Dear Mr. O'Connell: Thank you for your letter of September 29, 1997 concerning the gross annual sales figures for Union Tank Works during the 1970's and 1980's. While this information provides a good background about your business activities, it does not adequately address our concerns about the extent and nature of the sales activities. Specifically we are interested in the following: 1: Did customers of Union Tank come to the facility to inspect products? If the answer is yes, approximately how many such visits occurred during a typical month? Did customers of Union Tank come to the facility to purchase products? If the answer is yes, approximately how many such visits occurred during a typical month? Did customers pick up products on site? If the answer is yes, approximately how many such visits occurred during a typical month? Please respond on this checklist and return to us at your earliest convenience. To support your conclusions about the activities listed above, please provide supporting documentation. As soon as we receive your responses we can•finalize our determination about the change of use from Union Tank to Eagle Harbor and issue a Business License for Eagle Harbor. If you have any questions, feel free to contact Michael Jenkins at 431 -3685. Sincerely, J 1 k Pace Planning Manager c:\ msoffice ...971etter \9747iss2.doc 6300 Southcenter Boulevard, Suite #100 • Tukwila, Washington 98188 • (206) 4313670 • Fax (206) 431 -3665 - ,......N u,. ,•t,iw�r.,c�lay.�''•E:f`.� -�,aY tui.S...:.':;ea:coi��;.•.:tY ..::F' :".i�rM..v.•ia � L^� ^r. � f' � :� -.� }''d '',. ei �y,:. a -.:.. ., `4. .. z �.-w; u6 n . J 0, UOy CO w w =: J 1: CO .'w.o .g Q' z d • . o 'w ;w W' LL ra; O: liiz`. :o1 •z UNION TANK WORKS, Inc. Since 1936 September 29, 1997 Michael Jenkins, Assistant Planner City of Tukwila 6300 Southcenter Boulevard, Suite 100 Tukwila WA 98188 Reference: L97 -0047, Letter dated September 11, 1997 Dear Jenkins: With regards to your need for additional information on the "nature and extent of the sales activities" of Union Tank Works, I would like to add the following to the previously submitted materials: Union Tank sold custom fabricated products on a wholesale basis. There were some retail sales, but only a very small percentage with respect to the whole. Our gross annual sales were $3.5 to $4.5 million dollars. During the late 1970's and eariy1980's, Union Tank sales reached $5.85 million per year due to increased field erection activities. These higher sales volumes decreased when UTW terminated their field activity. Our customer base consisted of customers in the construction, petroleum, and pulp & paper industries. In addition, UTW was the exclusive manufacturer of a commercial line of ice machines. These sales represented approximately (20) percent of the annual sales. I hope that this additional information helps to finalize our "Use Review" process. Please let me know when we (Eagle Harbor) can expect a business license and occupancy permit. Thank you for your attention to our application. Please call me if you have any additional questions Sincerely, Union Tank W William L. O'Connell, 3rd C: J. Jackson D. Marcy E'. ti'- LIVED 12065 44th Place South Tukwila WA 98178 P.O. Box 53186 Bellevue WA 98015 -3186 (425) 450 -5566 Fax (425) 450 -5560 E -mail: oconne113 ® msn.com ;ICI 1 3 1997 .. ")MMUNt EY _.VELOPMt to T ....a „•., ., ..,...... �....v. N._,.. w... �..,.:: a. �: u: �sn4' .' �'% iaaitiitwl�> �'?: s�is�r ,�,.'f�5:ad�'�;iii`.:�'si'ai �k- ”. . 3:, :vd d+ 6.7; Y 571, raw t' .._.s.L. f,i :n aifw 4:'se -.f,2 z _I ::mow' 0! oo' cnw al X! N w:o u. co of io co ;w W 0 U S2' z City of Tukwila John W. Rants, Mayor Department of Community Development Steve Lancaster, Director September 11, 1997 William O'Connell III Union Tank Works P.O. Box 53186 Bellevue, WA 98015 -3186 Re: L97 -0047, conversion of Union Tank Works to Eagle Harbor Construction Dear. Mr. O'Connell: In response to your September 5, 1997 letter, and as a follow -up to my September 5 letter, we appreciate the additional information that you have provided about Eagle Harbor's anticipated work schedules. While these appear to be acceptable and closely related to the original operating hours maintained by Union Tank Works, the issues of noise generated by this use is a major concern. It is important that Eagle Harbor understands and complies with the residential noise standards adopted by the City of Tukwila, under TMC 8.22. While there is not a mandatory requirement to notify the neighborhood in advance about unexpected changes in work schedules, it would appear to be in their best interest towards fostering good relations with the surrounding community. As you will recall, I supplied you with a copy of these standards in my September 5 letter. On the issues of rental and retail sales at this site, we acknowledge that Eagle Harbor will not be conducting in any rental activities. We do however need the additional information that you indicated would be provided about the nature and extent of the sales activities that occurred when Union Tank Works was in full operation. As you will recall, this information is crucial towards establishing a benchmark as to the extent that Eagle Harbor may conduct similar sales activities. This information should be provided as soon as possible so that it can be evaluated by staff. Sincerely, Michael Jenkins Assistant Planner cc: Jack Pace 6300 Southcenter Boulevard, Suite #100 • Tukwila, Washington 98188 • (206) 431-3670 • Fax (206) 431-3665 z QQuj J o oo N0 w = N U.: w 0: u- a; = w' z o` z w W; 0;. N. 0 1-: I ;1- V 0 w z, (0: O H: UNION TANK WORKS, Inc. Since 1936 September 5, 1997 Mr. Jack Pace Planning Manager City of Tukwila 6200 Southcenter Boulevard, Suite 100 Tukwila WA 98188 Reference: L97 -0047, 12065 44th Place South Dear Mr. Pace: RECEIVED SEP 0 8 1997 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Sent by Ntessenger Service This letter is written in response to your letter of August 21, 1997. We appreciate the City's determination that there will be no change of use in regard to steel fabrication under the above referenced matter. We reviewed your letter with Eagle Harbor to determine that the thresholds are ones they can generally operate within; however, as we have previously indicated, Eagle Harbor is a new business, so some of the projections about their operations are not yet confirmed. If the City would provide some additional flexibility, we believe the thresholds set forth in your letter will work. The additional flexibility that Eagle Harbor requires is as follows: 1. Eagle Harbor is willing to agree to a maximum of 34 employees; however, they would like the flexibility to adjust that number between office and production employees because they do not know how the exact ratio will work out. 2. Eagle Harbor would like to be permitted a'combined total of 30 truck trips per week between the trucks in excess of 1.5 tons, trucks in excess of 3 tons, and trucks with a 4 -5 axle truck/trailer combination. Again, they are not sure of the exact allocation of truck trips. (3. Eagle Harbor needs to have permission to have eight employees on -site between 6:00 p.m. and midnight, Monday through Friday. 4. Eagle Harbor needs to have 10 production employees on -site on Saturdays and Sundays. 12065 44th Place South Tukwila WA P.O. Box 53186 Bellevue WA 98015 -3186 (425) 450 -5566 Fax (425) 450 -5560 E -mail: oconne113 ® msn.com • .... ...,. gas ... ..,. 4 .� .�:i'1 4. c5`- �� i'._: �s%: b. ` h�.; 1: Y• i�;ri^:.w:s:Sttne Y.ti . 31itt�.:..'s7/'4 ,•i`tr�fi4^rks4 E..F: �?% trit ,Ea ?i;.Yy`h�R!4b:rv{..jwt:.� 4,ni^..t�i'.��Asr lt?agaii.- ..S'.'.�.:Q z• •mow' :0.0 t .NW • 'WI'. • � LL' w o` aa LL Q. 'CO n. • z C7 •I- w, F. �. o: z11-.,. • ,0l-. • 'w w • o; ui z • :U =: 0 ~ z • UNION TANK WORKS, Inc. Since Ig36 Mr. Jack Pace September 5, 1997 Page 2 You also stated in your letter that adjacent property owners need to be notified in advance of work to be performed between the hours of midnight and 7:00 a.m. This requirement goes beyond the requirements under which Union Tank or any others parties have operated at the site. This is not a workable condition for Eagle Harbor because of the sometimes - unpredictable need to operate from midnight to 7:00 a.m. What Eagle Harbor has indicated they will do, to address the City's concerns, is to send a letter to neighbors stating if the neighbors ever encounter a problem with the noise from Eagle Harbor's operation, the neighbors should call Eagle Harbor, and Eagle Harbor will work with the neighbors to address their concerns. This will hopefully foster good working relations between Eagle Harbor and the neighbors and will help to alleviate the need for the City to deal with noise complaints. Because of the rental activity of Eagle Harbor is very small, they have decided to eliminate that aspect of their operation, so it will be unnecessary to submit additional information about any rental or on -site retail activities. We believe that the requested modifications are minor ones, and are reasonable given the fact that Eagle Harbor's operation is a new business. We would appreciate your response as soon as possible to their request. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call me. Sincerely, Union Tank W s, Inc. William L. 0 onnell, 3rd President C: J. Jackson D. Marcy 12065 44th Place South Tukwila WA P.O. Box 53186 Bellevue WA 98015 -3186 (425) 450 -5566 Fax (425) 450 -5560 E -mail: oconnell3 ® msn.com £x«s tiCF irks 7.?fi1lu if iti 7r ✓i t iih eS i +u s :aa`;,F::a! ?tiCi e %:rvz3, City of Tukwila John W. Rants, Mayor Department of Community Development Steve Lancaster; Director September 5, 1997 William O'Connell III Union Tank Works P.O. Box 53186 Bellevue, WA 98015-3186 Re: Application for conversion of Union Tank Works to Eagle Harbor Construction, File No L97-0047 Dear Mr. O'Connell: As you will recall, Jack Pace sent you a letter on August 21, 1997 resolving the 'change of use' issues pertaining to the conversion of Union Tank Works to Eagle Harbor Construction. Following this letter, you indicated that information on sales and rental activities by Union Tank at the site would be provided. This information is necessary to evaluate if a change of use would occur if these activities were introduced by Eagle Harbor. To date, we have not received any documentation of sales and rental activities by Union Tank. To resolve this matter, we would appreciate this information by September 19, 1997. If you are unable to provide-information on sales and rental activities at Union Tank Works by this date, please contact Jack or myself to arrange for another date. Sincerely, Michael Jenkins Assistant Planner cc: Jack Pace cAmsoffice...971etten9747R&S.doc 6300 Southcenter Boulevard, Suite #100 • Tukwila, Washington 98188 • (206) 431-3670 • Fax (206) 431-3665 z < • -z. w. ea. 2 • • 0 0 0: LLJ X LL u., 'w 0' g a • City of Tukwila - John W. Rants, Mayor Department of Community Development Steve Lancaster, Director August 21, 1997 William O'Connell, III Union Tank Works P.O. Box 53186 Bellevue, Wa 98015 -3186 Re: L97 -0047, 12065 - 44th Place S. Dear Mr. O'Connell: We have completed our review of your application materials for conversion of Union Tank Works to Eagle Harbor Construction. Based on the application materials you submitted, we have determined that no change of use in regard to steel fabrication has occurred, as applied under TMC 18.70.040. Accordingly, a hearing before the Hearing Examiner is not required on the issue of a change of use as a steel fabricator. To ensure that Eagle Harbor retains this finding, Eagle Harbor must substantially stay within the thresholds established by Union Tank Works during their operations, as indicated in your application materials: Between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., Monday- Friday: • A maximum of 20 production employees and 14 office employees • A 90% single occupancy vehicle rate • A maximum of 12 trips per week of 2 -3 axle trucks in excess of 1.5 Tons • A maximum of 10 trips per week by trucks in excess of 3 Tons • A maximum of 5 trips per week of 4 -5 axle truck/trailer combinations • Compliance with Tukwila Sign Code requirements concerning commercial activities in residential zones • A maximum of 10 trips per day by vendors, customers or other parties. In addition, we also expect that between 6:00 p.m. and Midnight, Monday through Friday and on weekends, no more than 6 employees will be working on site. You further indicated that 10 - 20 percent of Union Tank Works production hours were performed on Saturday and Sunday, resulting in a maximum of 8 production employees during these two time periods. We also expect this threshold to be maintained. 6300 Southcenter Boulevard, Suite #100 • Tukwila, Washington 98188 (206) 4313670 • Fat 206) 431 -3665 Ja .,,+... ..::.a•:_ ;:,a:• r-i`�n43n=y ot'` �Scs:QC �F ^.:`9'e -R:: tt; .:.f+h^1s'a.^HxsiU.ri'E`� 5++a`LG"v4,14B,4.li #':q .4e 44 sAif.19"A'' z • re <w • 2 6 J U: U O: S :(00: to W: W =' .J1-i g J; =W z� I- 0 :: z • ALI mi. •U � W` u17.7! • Z; UN 0 z August 22, 1997 William O'Connell Re: L97 -0047 Page Two We also expect that if any work is to be performed between the hours of Midnight and 7:00 a.m. that the adjacent property owners are notified in advance. We believe that substantially adhering to thresholds established by Union Tank Works are important, as noise, emissions, traffic and other impacts may be acute on surrounding properties. I have enclosed a copy of the city's Noise Ordinance (TMC 8.22), which includes information on noise standards in residential zones. In your application, you indicated that a "small portion" of Eagle Harbor's proposed activities will be equipment rental, based on their previous activities. You did not submit any information to indicate whether Union Tank Works was engaged in any rental activities. In addition, you did not submit any information concerning on -site retail activities conducted by Union Tank Works. If you believe there were any rental or on- site retail activities, this information would have to be submitted to evaluate if a change of use would occur, requiring a public hearing, in the event that Eagle Harbor engages in either activity. During the substantive review of your application, a number of departments commented about the conversion. These comments will be useful to you during the transition between ownership of this site. Based on the application materials, the Fire Department indicated that if the buildings are sold, the installation of a fire alarm system will be required per City Ordinance. Public Works also indicated that if any tenant improvements or additions to the existing structures are proposed, a King County Der rtment of Health Permit will be required as the property is on septic, as well as compliance with Tukwila Public Works requirements. For the reasons listed above, we are temporarily suspending the processing of this application, under TMC 18.104.030. This process is suspended until you have submitted additional information concerning on -site rental /retail activities conducted by Union Tank and proposed by Eagle Harbor and if you want to proceed with a hearing on the change of use on these remaining issues. We would appreciate your response within 14 days of this letter. We will also be happy to arrange a meeting to discuss the rental /retail activities as well as any issues around proposed tenant improvements. Sincerely, ack Pace Planning Manager cc: Michael Jenkins Joanna Spencer Nick Olivas Bob Noe c :\msoffice...971etter \9747app.doc • +mt.!, S'ibi. "+t z W, re 2 —I 0' :0 0"; CO w •w I. Nom. w O` g i d, ►-w. z I-o • z I: off; =w O: • Z. • • U N; • z City of Tukwila 6200 Southcenter Boulevard • Tukwila, Washington 98188 (206) 433 -1800 MEMORANDUM TO: S'kA FROM: ti(A,QJ 6 &?lm C01444.i./ ) DATE: 31 12_J Ci SUBJECT: B i - J-19 L1 MS e VI i . A-4K.r Zitt iAtrAtiU atnve _ lout -a wd o a pvima for 11A1/4K Tam who do-ca1Z 1:144:0 a xuuttpi tAmA `4'ro.Wiyi tt. Lf:..' x:.° r�7:• iifaiux...t:''. y: t .`:yt::'`uJiidw•°7Yw +cLYi4x"aii 2a.i?', +:'US(k'u.'�T•ria ...;.i�r�:c33'!'ea.'4`r'z:i°±i t: wi: t ?`!, CITY OF TUKWILA Id: MISC120 Keyword: @ACTD User: 1685 1 Comments regarding an Activity File No: RFA97 -189 Complaint: ANONYMOUS Status: PENDING Address: 12065 44 PL S 08/20/97 REQUEST FOR ACTION Line User Id Text 1 1844 7/29/97 SPOKE W /OWNER "JIM" WHO ASSURED ME THAT THEY ARE NOT 2 1844 A 24 -HOUR OPERATION. THEY DO USE SOME OPEN AIR TYPE PAINT, 3 1844 BUT THE FIRE DEPT. HAS OKAYED WHAT THEY DO. 4 1844 8/6/97 SPOKE W /AL METZLER. HE WILL INVESTIGATE AND CALL ME. 5 1844 8/7/97 AL CALLED TO INFORM ME THAT FIRE HASN'T BEEN AT THIS 6 1844 LOCATION SINCE 12/17/96 AND THAT WAS NOT FOR FUMES. HE SAID 7 1844 TFD WILL GO DOWN THERE TO SEE IF ANYTHING IS UP. REDOCKET 8 1844 FOR 8/12 FOR STATUS. 9 1844 8/6/97 SECOND COMPLAINT RECEIVED FROM FRANK AND BARBARA DAY 10 1844 RE NOISE ON WEEKDAYS AND WEEKENDS OF WORK AT 6 AM UP UNTIL 11 1844 MIDNIGHT. WILL SEND CORRECTION NOTICE CITING 8.22.130. 12 1844 8/20/97 NOTICE SENT SETTING RECONTACT OF COMPLAINANT FOR Enter Option: I= Inspect Up /Down= Select, PgUp /PgDn(F2) =Page, F3 =First 12, ESC =Exit CITY OF TUKWILA Id: ACTP124 Keyword: @ACTD User: 1685 08/20/97 Activity Full Description Maintenance REQUEST FOR ACTION File No: RFA97 -189 Complaint: ANONYMOUS Status: PENDING Address: 12065 44 PL S Full Work Description Description: Page No: 1 y24- HOUR /DAY, 7 DAYS /WEEK OPERATION; PAINT FUMES yARE VERY STRONG AND OFFENSIVE. A NOISE VARIANCE 2HAS BEEN ISSUED FOR THIS SITE. Y Y Y Y Y Y Y *.F2 =Next Page, F3 =First Page, F4 =Prev Page, ESC =Exit Desc Maint * * C.); .U.O )w W r: Hf L;, w o. d... .�u1 I-O. :Z H w w;: ci O N. ,wW Z Luc CO :0 ~. UNION TANK WORKS, Inc. Since 1936 August 14, 1997 Facsimile & US Mail Michael Jenkins, Assistant Planner City of Tukwila Department of Community Development 6300 Southcenter Boulevard, Suite 100 Tukwila WA 98188 SUBJECT: NON - CONFORMING USE APPLICATION (L97 -0047) Dear Mr. Jenkins: RECEIVED AUG 1 5 1997 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 1 am responding to your two letters dated August 6, 1997: a) Notice of Complete Application, and b) Request for additional information. 1 have copied the above letters and met with Jack Jackson, Eagle Harbor Construction (EHC) concerning the outstanding issues before us. Mr. Jackson supplied the information and his answers relate to the `proposed use" His answers are sometimes "best estimates" because this is a new business venture and detailed facts are not available. With the sale of the Union Tank property to Eagle Harbor Construction, EHC will be starting a new and different business than Jackson currently operates. EHC currently does not operate a fabrication shop like the UTW shop. EHC is in the field contracting business on multiple job sites in the Northwest area. This new UTW location would permit EHC to generate new business activity and sales in the area of steel fabrication and the painting- coating of those fabrications. After fabrication, the work will be processed and painted in a state of the art, self - contained piece of Wheelabrator equipment. See EHC Exhibit B.6.b for more information. Relative to the new EHC products fabricated at the UTW facility, EHC will be looking for business related to the fabrication requirements for the (2) new baseball and football stadiums, as well as, work from some or all of their past and current customers for their fabrication and wheelabrating requirements. The traffic generation information was included in our application package, Exhibit 8.5.2.c, on pages 1 & 2. Mr. Jackson based this data on the "best estimates" when the new business reaches its planned capacity. It is estimated that the truck activity would be similar to the previous occupants of the UTW facility. Please note that the difference in employment is unrelated to the truck traffic that will visit the facility. The machinery and equipment use information was included in our application package, Exhibit B.5.1, page 3, item 4.2. At this time, there is not a layout of the equipment with respect to building location, except for the Wheelabrator equipment. The Wheelabrator will be located in the main shop (Bldg. One). P.O. Box 53186 Bellevue WA 98015 -3186 (425) 450 -5566 Fax 450 -5560 Internet: oconnell3 0 msn.com 1 UNION TANK WORKS, Inc. Since 1936 The noise and air emissions information was included in our application package, Exhibit B.5.1, items 6.2 and 7.2. The Wheelabrator equipment manufacturer has advised EHC that their equipment is designed to emit low noise k vets. See the Wheelabrator Bulletin No. A -15- 00 for the only published decibel rating that we have. The operational noises are diminished by the building walls and are expected to be less in decibels than noises produced by previous facility occupants. Regarding air emissions, EHC will be making contact with the Puget Sound Air Pollution Control Agency (PSAPCA) requesting their participation and suggestions for the EHC required and necessary permits. Regarding a site visit, EHC currently does not have a shop to visit. They store most of their equipment on job sites. And, EHC is intending to operate a completely different type of business, once they occupy a shop /plant facility. Regarding the rental business, EHC only rents occasionally, to established and friendly competitors and customers. These rentals are few in numbers and represent very low revenues based on total annual sales. The usual equipment rented are: a compressor, a generator, or dust containment equipment, that Mr. Jackson delivers and picks up when the rental is returned. The rental is intended to improve customer relations and promote future sales. These rentals are not like typical rental businesses. Mr. Jackson and I would be happy to meet with you at your earliest convenience to have any further discussion that might help you complete the preparations for the scheduled Hearing on September 4, 1997. Please call me, if you feel such a meeting would be helpful. (425) 450 -5566. Thank you for your attention to this application. Sincerely, Union Tank Works. Inc. William L. O'Connell, 3rd President cc: J. Jackson D. Marcy P.O. Box 53186 Bellevue WA 98015 -3186 (425) 450 -5566 Fax 450 -5560 Internet: oconne113 ® msn.com R.ITt iei�r: 1.`• s3avvF: �£ S' ti- s. rarA; ,:[Cif�Ir:.di�:2k?tiudn'ieti =saE diit'� +': %�t•�FI:Y -' n�`�i �z4�a*u».i,CtF��:eA,4•^aetwg 2 • t .'TACHMENT B CITY OF TUKWILA DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 6300 Southcenter Boulevard, Tukwila, WA 98188 Telephone: (206) 431 -3670 PUBLIC INFORMATION SIGNS Public Information Signs are intended to make the public aware of land use and development actions which are being considered by the City and to facilitate timely and effective public participation in the review process. SIGN INSTALLATION AND SPECIFICATIONS Sign Size and Placement The sign(s) shall be 4'x4' in size, placed no closer than five (5) feet from the right -of -way at the mid -point of the more heavily traveled public street fronting the property (see Figure 1). A minimum of one sign is required at each project site. Additional signs may be required for larger sites or for properties with several street frontages. The sign(s) cannot be located within the clear vision area (site triangle) depicted in Figure 2. The sign shall be prepared using the official templates provided in this packet or attachable letters. Hand lettered signs are not acceptable. Signs meeting the established criteria may be obtained from any professional sign company. Signs Now in Tukwila (206) 271 -5465 and Fast Signs in Seattle (206) 368 -7331 are two sign companies providing this service. You may consult the yellow pages to obtain quotes from other sign companies. Sign Content Include the following information on your sign(s) (see Figure 1 for correct layout). • The title "Notice of Land Use Action ". Type of land use or development action which is proposed. • Name of the proposed project. • Address of project site. • Name of the Applicant. • City of Tukwila logo (copy attached). • City of Tukwila address and phone number. • A graphic or written description of the site boundaries, and space for the Notice of Application and Notice of Public Hearing. • Additional information as the Director of Community Development may determine to be necessary to adequately notify the public of the pending land use application. ' 4111 f" 3Wi.t W:ssz:a�:a��a kV z • ._� • w .-J 6 0 • 0 0 • rnw • CU z; J H. w 0. • g Q` D. •z v. F.. w'. r z �. � o z U 0E_ V w z; w O~ z O s cn v 0 0 0' Z 0 O ' O 3 N O fa 3 118 00 ow ▪ c;<' ▪ it en 1 1 1 0 O, 0 N o a) T.; 0 0 03 v o c o Y O` N Q) N C.1 0 0 N N m 0 m v 0) :, d 0 • C 0 c T E d -j m ' 0 i= c° > d 7 m C O 2 Y .a d m CO e • �— °u. 0) 0 :5• 8342Q42 JV) 1 1 1 1 1 LAND USE ACTION 0 0 Z Y t z P 1 '3'N 449N. '3'N t 9b L 04-0 cV O .00R- N N O ▪ O d C <O CV Tag o .d U 0)`o T cnQ { • CC Q 0 CO w W J va p 0 Z co V a s 8a Baker Street W G J CC am a2 0 co is w z o Q ZV Vp j J CO Z au) Figure #1 ... ii... '�' r. ,.... x. ri. +?�M Ji:.':Stt,�dw- �s'�}:� F,:.....,v WSJ'i+:iSx.Y. '.;`ki..+4; a c5.��;53J:.' :tom{ A: +'� i „ tai tiY."; tr:�U ysy ,..•; .�L'tctiw'°i^��+<.i.+i3 +,r.' t+un'' :*`i`.;i2.*"r!a:'^lk& 47L'dt� ; kintr 4,6wA :vfsq%4544- Liesi,inatig t„i. RESPONSIBILITY OF THE APPLICANT The applicant shall be solely responsible for the construction, installation, maintenance and removal of the notification sign(s) and the associated costs. The sign(s) shall be erected no later than fourteen (14) days after the Department of Community Development has issues the Notice of Completeness and will remain erected until the date specified by the Department. The applicant shall sign an affidavit, stating that the sign (s) were installed and posted in accordance with all City codes and ordinances. The affidavit of posting shall be submitted to the Department of Community Development by the applicant within fourteen (14) days following the issuance of the notice of completeness . If the sign is made illegible, removed or otherwise destroyed prior to the date of the final public hearing or final action by the City of Tukwila, the applicant is responsible for the immediate replacement of the sign. Failure to maintain the notice board in good condition is cause for the discontinuance of the review of the application until the notice board is replaced and remains in place for a specified time period. RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT The Department shall provide the applicant with all information necessary for the installation of the public notification board. These materials include a copy of the City logo, size and material requirements, and illustrated examples of a posting board. The Department will also determine the type of decision being rendered for this application and specify to the applicant the duration of the posting period. The Department shall post the Notice of Hearing on any posted notice board(s) erected pursuant to TMC 18.104.110 at least 14 days prior to any public hearings on Type 3, 4 and 5 decisions, open record appeal hearings on Type 2 decisions and closed appeal hearings on Type 4 decisions. No signs or sign supports which obscure vision between the heights of 3 and 10 feet within 40 feet of the intersection of streets or driveways will be allowed. SIGN SIGN 1.1 „Oak A • • Figure #2 1111!.,11. .1.4 awr4rvv.a :x�!e : tzcrlfnticz,- our as ' . ;.art t : iai 7., ,, r, it+x t WJAPV xs�9fi i a'z a&' � 7/2/96 4 8" Dia 2.754i (Lettering, Red) NOTICE OF LAND USE ACTION 1.5" (Lettering) Type of Action: Project Name: Site Address: Applicant: Site Map (11" x 14 ") (Boxes included on sign) Notice of Application (8.5 "x14 ") (8.5" x 14 ") 1.5" (Lettering) TO SUBMIT COMMENTS OR OBTAIN ADDITIONAL INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT THE PROJECT PLANNER AT (206) 431 -3670 Tukwila Planning Division 6300 Southcenter Blvd. 4 0" (Lettering) Tukwila, WA 98188 w`�w.rr`+e��arts`,n"�'.. rho- v -.��c+ srt rn•e+s:.+tt�.+r..0 .'r+.. +r* a=»s?+T.P:1lNS�7E'; SL..4�.''. tAfp ;i7"+`. ' -W14 Figure #4 ?. � is':ss?:r;�SC' 4,-Z. 114.37.+: Z • F-w Wes: 0 0 0 ; .N 0; .CO w w•=! . 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U. w w; 1--- 0 • WZ •O 1- Z • CITY OF TUKWILA DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 6300 Southcenter Boulevard, Tukwila, WA 98188 Telephone: (206) 431 -3670 AFFIDAVIT OF INSTALLATION AND POSTING OF PUBLIC INFORMATION SIGNS) State of Washington County of King City of Tukwila moaw: u U .0 0 :Low Owl w= ` w o. ;d Q: U mow; Z I (Print Name) understand that Section 18.104.110 of the Tukwila Municipal LU Code requires me to post the property no later than fourteen (14) days following the issuance of the Notice 2 a of Completeness. t8 N I certify that on the Public Notice Board(s) in accordance with Section 18.104.110 = 01 and other applicable guidelines were posted on the property located at LL. P p. so as to be clearly seen from each right -of -way providing primary vehicular access to the property for z, application file number 0 i o F. z Affiant (Applicant Signature) SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN to before me this day of , 19 NOTARY PUBLIC in and for the State of Washington residing at My commission expires on n..,tw vnemenurotatIV 1;PiAW <`tl:' t?t iik.".t v31,"-$2f7J;;. 145.. : . ,r City of Tukvvila John W. Rants, Mayor Department of Community Development Steve Lancaster, Director TO: Bob Noe FROM: Michael Jenkin DATE: August 11, 199 RE: Application for conversion of one non - conforming use to another non - conforming use at Union Tank Works, 12065 - 44th Place S. MEMORANDUM • BACKGROUND On July 18, 1997 we received an application for conversion of Union Tank Works to Eagle Harbor Construction. Union Tank Works is a legal non - conforming use, zoned Low Density Residential (LDR) zone, and located in Allentown. Union Tank Works assembled large steel tanks for various industrial and commercial uses, and included use of forgers, torches and other welding methods to assemble their products. Representatives from Union Tank Works and Eagle Harbor Construction met with DCD staff in June to discuss Eagle's proposed move into the Union Tank Works location. The result of this meeting is the present application. in their application materials, Eagle Harbor is identified as a steel fabricator that supplies Hydro and Electric projects with tanks, piping, pilings, vessels or other materials. The information provided by the applicant is somewhat sketchy in terms of actual product line or production methods used. The following are issues that we need your assistance with prior to preparation of the staff report. Non - conforming use Prior to the adoption of the December 1995 zoning code, Union Tank Works was zoned M -2 /Heavy Industry and was a permitted use in this zone. When the December 1995 zoning code was adopted, Union Tank Works became a legal non - conforming use in the LDR zone. In their application materials, Union Tank Works is listed as conducting operations at that location from 1957 through May, 1995. TMC 18.70.040(3) allows a non - conforming use to be vacant for 24 months, after which any new use must be conforming. Staff needs assistance to determine if the time period begins to toll at the time operations of a permitted use ceased or when the use became non - conforming. 6300 Southcenter Boulevard, Suite #100 • Tukwila, Washington 98188 • (206) 431-3670 • Fax (206) 431-3665 ..' ^1r.. ;1,-,N t AAr Pk-','+,.: 1StW.'?: t;` 44„?: Iti ;nt4:t;i: @F"'l WOntVa 4 HT'ih'.i'JY.�MUP,t' n t .i�t zooear gumuttoomv. 1 Information on new use Union Tank Works brought the application on behalf of both parties. In their application materials, Union Tank Works provided information on products, hours of operation, traffic and other information pertinent to their operations. While some of the same information was provided for Eagle Harbor, there was minimal information concerning their industrial or commercial activities. This inhibits fully evaluating the new use. In addition, information concerning any history of compliance or code enforcement issues between Seattle and Eagle Harbor may be important. Staff is also concerned about this application and its relationship to issues in the Baker Commodities case, i.e., how bound is this applicant in utilizing the Union Tank Works site based on its former use and under our current code. Staff is particularly concerned about the following and would like your input: 1. Is Eagle Harbor limited in its use of the site to only those buildings that were used by Union Tank Works (a site plan is attached) 2. Is staff allowed to impose conditions on the project (hours of operation, number of employees, etc.) other than those required under specific code (i.e., noise, street use, etc.). Does the Baker Commodities case apply here regarding expansion of non - conforming use I am enclosing a copy of the application materials for your review. We are currently scheduled before the Hearing Examiner on September 4. We would appreciate a response from you on these issues by August 18. bcc: Bob Johns 4Arir wS:.4htiy.P.`.,'w City of Tukwila Department of Community Development August 6, 1997 William O'Connell Union Tank Works P.O. Box 53186 Bellevue, WA 98015 -3186 John W. Rants, Mayor Steve Lancaster, Director Re: Conversion of Union Tank Works to Eagle Harbor Construction (L97- 0047) Dear Mr. O'Connell: As you are aware, your application was determined to be complete on August 5,1997. As a result of my review so far, there is additional information that I need for preparation of a staff report. The application for the conversion of Union Tank Works to Eagle Harbor Construction was brought by you on behalf of both parties. In your application you provide information (Exhibit B.5, et seq.) that compares existing and proposed uses, including a general description of activities, parking, traffic, ,machinery/equipment, employment, noise, air emissions, dwelling units, building /site modifications and business activities outside buildings. While the information you provided for Union Tank Works has some substance, a similar (more information concerning Eagle Harbor is needed. Specifically, I believe more detailed information on products, traffic generation, machinery and equipment uses, noise and air emissions generated by Eagle Harbor will be particularly useful. I would like to arrange for a site visit to Eagle Harbor's current location, to be conducted as soon as possible. You also included information about existing and proposed uses in Exhibit B.5, specifically that Eagle Harbor may want to conduct equipment rentals at this site. As this activity would be a separate use conducted at the property, more information about this aspect of the business should be made available, as well as any information concerning similar activities conducted at this site by Union Tank Works or its subsidiaries. 6300 Southcenter Boulevard, Suite #100 • Tukwila, Washington 98188 • (206) 431-3670 • Fax (206) 431-3665 ,,&Jai:�::rii:t +e1.,;:a0.01,04.16P4,;C4EfJFir::wht•i4' -: w U O co CY w I. w o. J. u- a. ' 1_ w: 0' z ui- D p: ,o -,. w • 0 • z' z August 6, 1997 William O'Connell Re: L97 -0047 You also provided information concerning Truck Traffic Vehicle trips for Union Tank Works and Eagle Harbor. Coincidentally, these numbers appear to be exactly the samefor both uses, despite the difference in number of employees. I would appreciate some confirmation of these numbers by Eagle Harbor staff. In addition, any additional information that you can provide concerning the intended use of the buildings by Eagle Harbor would also be appreciated. To ensure that we keep to the proposed September 4, 1997 hearing date, I would appreciate this information by August 14, 1997. Please let me know about when a site visit of Eagle Harbor can be arranged. Feel free to contact me at 431 -3685 when you have the answers to the questions outlined above and when a date is secured for the site visit. Sincerely, 'Michael Jenkins Assistant Planner c:l msofrice...971etter19747issu.doc 4 City of Tukwila John W. Rants, Mayor Department of Community Development Steve Lancaster, Director NOTICE OF COMPLETE APPLICATION August 6, 1997 William O'Connell Union Tank Works P.O. Box 53186 Bellevue, WA 98015 -3186 RE: Non - conforming use application for conversion of Union Tank Works to Eagle Harbor Construction (L97 -0047) Dear Mr. O'Connell: Your application, on behalf of Union Tank Works, for conversion of one non - conforming use to another non - conforming use (Eagle Harbor Construction), located at 12065 - 44th Place S., has been found to be complete on August 5, 1997 for the purposes of meeting state mandated time requirements. The project has been assigned to Michael Jenkins and is tentatively scheduled for a public hearing before the city's Hearing Examiner on September 4, 1997 at 7:00 p.m. ' The next step is for you to install the notice board on the site within 14 days of the date of this letter. You received information on how to install the sign with your application packet. If you need another set of those instructions, you may obtain them at the Department of Community Development (DCD). Also, you must obtain a laminated copy of the Notice of Application to post on the board. This notice is also available at DCD. After installing the sign with the laminated notice, you need to return the signed Affidavit of Posting to the our office. This determination of complete application does not preclude the ability of the City to require that you submit additional plans or information, if in our estimation such information is necessary to ensure the project meets the substantive requirements of the City or to complete the review process. A letter detailing issues concerning your application will be sent under separate cover. Lack of information to conduct a substantive review, or any delay in completing the posting process outlined above, may result in a rescheduling of the September 4, 1997 hearing date. I will be contacting you soon to discuss this project. If you wish to speak to me sooner, feel free to call me at 431 -3685. Sincerely, Michael Jenkins Assistant Planner cc: Reviewing City Departments 6300 Southcenter Boulevard, Suite #100 • Tukwila, Washington 98188 • (206) 431 -3670 • Fax (206) 431-3665 z • re w. W D oo • ws w Q` 9 d. h- O: • z r; w. O N{ F-. w w` O• • 0�. • 0 z UNION TANK WORKS, Inc. Since 1936 August 5, 1997 HAND CARRIED Michael Jenkins, Assistant Planner City of Tukwila Department of Community Development 6300 Southcenter Boulevard, Suite 100 Tukwila WA 98188 SUBJECT: NON - CONFORMING USE APPLICATION (Missing Item) Dear Mr. Jenkins :. r- 9:00 AUG G 0 5 1997 14' C..l .f'.Ij 5 Y D Ery ., :.lJ tJ,t�fi LI NT Attached are eight (8) copies of the Union Tank Site Plan in the 8 1/2" x 11" reduction for Change in Non - Conforming Use of the Union Tank Facility. Please let me know right away if this submittal does not meet the Application requirements and /or, if there is anything else that would keep us for meeting before the city's Hearing Examiner on September 7, 1997. Thank you for your attention to this application. Sincerely, Union Tank Works nc. William L. O'Connell, 3rd President Enclosures cc: J. Jackson (Enclosure) D. Marcy (Enclosure) P.O. Box 53186 Bellevue WA 98015 -3186 (425) 450 -5566 Fax 450 -5560 Internet: oconnell3 msn.com 1■4+:4u,4>4I11 ' f:M,vh.0 ,i;tai,5A'Yi:rk;b:. lei°-' ni3 4; 6 U;. o 0 to cr, co• wl J L1- w O' ga• t u- a. co d' w: mo. z�• 01 z� CT ww -. • Z CU U= City of Tukwila John W Rants, Mayor Department of Community Development Steve Lancaster, Director NOTICE OF INCOMPLETE APPLICATION July 30, 1997 William O'Connell Union Tank Works P.O. Box 53186 Bellevue, WA 98015 -3186 RE: Application for conversion of one non - conforming use to another non - conforming use, per Tukwila Municipal Code (TMC) 18.70 (L97 -0047) Dear Mr. O'Connell: Your application to evaluate the conversion of one non - conforming use (Union Tank Works) to another non - conforming use (Eagle Harbor Construction) has been found to be incomplete. In order for this application to be determined as complete, you must submit an 8 1/2" x 11" reduction of the site plan, as referenced on your application materials (item B-4). Upon receipt, the City will re- review the materials you submit for completeness and will mail you written notification of completeness or incompleteness within 14 days. This application will expire if we do not receive the additional information within ninety days of the date of this letter unless an extension is granted pursuant to Section 18.105.070(E). A hearing before the city's Hearing Examiner may be scheduled for the first Thursday in either September or October, depending on when the materials requested in this letter are submitted, the public notice boards are installed and the Affidavit of Posting is returned. If you have any questions, my telephone number is 431 -3685. Sincerely, Michael Jenkins Assistant Planner cc: Reviewing City Departments c :\.msoffice...Ietters \9747incm.doc 6300 Southcenter Boulevard, Suite #100 • Tukwila, Washington 98188 • (206) 431 -3670 • Fax (206) 431 -3665 ,�::..:_;,` .z 17 W` 1CG 2. . -Jc.) • :U O i• • 4 .N O, • NW • WX J H • CO LL wo' • g Q, rn • • = d. 1w •z� 1-o . z I—. ,O N w W `. 1 V7 r o; ui z U N! • S' O ~� z UNION TANK WORKS, Inc. Since 1936 July 17, 1997 HAND CARRIED VIA MESSENGER SERVICE Steve Lancaster, Director City of Tukwila Department of Community Development 6300 Southcenter Boulevard, Suite 100 Tukwila WA 98188 SUBJECT: NON - CONFORMING USE APPLICATION Reference: Jack Jackson - EAGLE HARBOR CONSTRUCTION Dear Mr. Lancaster: Attached is the Union Tank/Eagle Harbor Application for Change in Non - Conforming Use of the Union Tank Facility in Allentown. There are eight (8) sets of the Application. After an expeditious review of this submittal, please let me know a) if you require any additional clarification on material furnished or, b) if there is any missing material. Please set up the soonest date possible for this Application to be presented to the Board of Adjustment or a Hearing Examiner. An August date would be appreciated. Thank you for your attention to this request. Sincerely, Union Tank Works, Inc. William L. O'Connell, 3rd President Enclosures cc: J. Jackson D. Marcy P.O. Box 53186 Bellevue WA 98015 -3186 (425) 450 -5566 Fax 450 -5560 Internet: oconnell3 @ msn.com RECEIVED CITY OF TUKWILA JUL 1 8 1997 PERMIT CENTER ..... . 1 .. :r4'. n.!'.:�.^" ^:V; ?y. f'a.. r..T+V ..2L .C: S:1Li�'� LA.�.= : \�ie�2FrvG: Y�".��tiiY..+.wMi <4iri i�.G ..rF,t.3n: ��J {f. A�i1ti ?.U:11Ik'•Y�•Y Ski" �4Q�ii�i�l: �.: �}. h��! Y.. lr" �+.4 GYe• YiM :�4'- iiAV�.i ? \=XFKi1:�5rf;Flt'a YP•'(S �irK� ✓{�.{��lhSix!':fii�7f4�A.4j.'� .". • '.• •• City of Tukwila John W Rants, Mayor Department of Community Development Steve Lancaster, Director Jack Jackson Eagle Harbor Construction and Rental, Inc. P.O. Box 10061 Bainbridge Island, WA 98110 Re: Application for a City of Tukwila Business License Dear Mr. Jackson: As you will recall, I met with you and William O'Connell of Union Tank Works concerning your proposal to relocate your business to the Union Tank Works site, 12065- 44th Place S. As we discussed in our meeting, any new non-conforming use proposed for the Union Tank Works would require a hearing before the city's Hearing Examiner to obtain permission as another non-conforming use at this site. I would appreciate hearing from you concerning your intentions by August 15, 1997. If I have not heard from you by then, I will assume that you do not want to proceed with the hearing. Accordingly, the city will refund your business license application fee of $100.00. If you have any questions or need any additional information, feel free to contact me at 431-3670. Sincerely, Steve Lancaster cc: William O'Connell City Clerk 6300 Southcenter Boulevard, Suite #100 • Tukwila, Washington 98188 • (206) 431-3670 • Fax (206) 431-3665 A City of Tukwila 6200 Southcenter Boulevard Tukwila, Washington 98188 -2599 (206) 433 -1500 ApplicCon for 1997 City Business License FILL OUT'THIS F.ORIVI IN ITS ENTIRETY ;INCOMPLETE :.APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED �... •• REGe I �.. MAY 0G 1997 This is an APPLICATION ONLY, and NOT a license to conduct business. You must obtain a business license PRIOR to conducting business. ALL LICENSES EXPIRE DECEMBER 3151 Business License: El RENEWAL. [xI NEW • Application Date: -� ��{��,r}�j1Ul`I1 - .— _ 1 aFVELOFM Business Name Eagle Harbor Construction & Local Street Rental Co. , Inc. Address (Be sure to Include zip 12065 44th. Pl. So. code+ 4•dlglt extension) Tukwilla, WA -Local PO box & zip, if applicable Received by: Corporate Address: Kt 0.L� —� o Box 10061, Bainbridge Island, WA 98110 • Business Phone: -a -b 9 ""t- Corporate Phone: Local manager (include name and home phone): So_y✓LC.. GL-_ b �� a Lk j Indicate ownorship status:. ' ❑ Individual ❑ Partnership Ni Corporation ❑ Non - profit List owners, partners or officers: Title Residence Address City /State /Zip Phone Jack A. Jackson President 579 Stetson P1. SW. Bainbridge Isl, WA 98110 Is your Door -to -door solicitation? C} No ❑ Yes business: Telephone solicitation? C�INo ❑ Yes Contractor based outside City? %No PA Yes . If "Yes', show jobsite address in space below Operated from your Tukwila residence? Di No ❑ Yes If "Yes'; read information on reverse side and sign Any gambling and /or gambling devices on.premises? gl'No ❑ Yes Any amusement devices on premises? I No Yes No. of devices: Description of business (give details; also, list types of products sold or stored): Fabrication., Metal Prep & Painting Will retail sales be conducted? ❑ Yes L No Size of floor space used: 38,800 sq. ft. Original opening date of business in Tukwila: 30 June 1997 Total employees at Tukwila location, includ. management: 10- 25Full -time: Part -time: -0- Number of employees in each type of employment: Office: Retail: Wholesale: 0 Manufacturing: 10 -25 Warehousing: 0 Other: 0 Do you use /store /discharge flammable, hazardous, or biohazardous materials? In case of emergency, notify: Phone 1• Jack A. Jackson 206 842-0662 2•Lee Kelley 206 277 -8928 0 N fees If "Yes ", state type and quantity:Paint & Thinners Are you PRESENTLY doing any: construction or remodeling? ER No ❑ Yes Installation of commercial storage racks? DINo ❑ Yes change of signage? GYNo ❑ Yes If Yes .■ Appropriate building permits MUST be obtained prior to start of construction or rack installation. Separate sign permits required. Copies of the final approved permits MUST accompany this application. Show 1996 City of Tukwila Business License # Renewal °► NA If business name has changed in past year, list former name: No Is your business use different than the previous use New business ■■ of this building /space? ❑ Yes DO No . No.,ofCTR:"affected employees" at the site for . which . this ;busines&license'application is filed: NA (Read CTR information on reverse side) If you are a new building owner or planning to sell a building - please note fire alarm installation provisions on reverse side . OFFICE USE ONLY LICENSE FEE (based on 0 0 to 5 $50.00 Date: Received by: number of employees) rxl 6 to 100 $160.0 CHECK ONE �► • 101 and abov 200.00 r� ' Paid: ❑ Cash 'Check No.: 15i Receipt No.: �-�/ r 1 Zj WA State Sales Tax No. or UBI number (9 digits): 601 524 149 Building: Planning: Zoning designation: 1 certify . the information contained herein is correct. l understand that . any untrue statement is cause •• revocation o my license. • Building /sign permit attached Police: Fire: Signature. M./ 11//( ,' Date issued: `•, Print Nam Jack A. Jac ,son 1995 License No.: Title /Office: President .;':[ ,t.r.. 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PO.BOX•53186 BELLEVUE WA M609999 98178 59999 98055 539999 98055 501438 98015 COMMENTS PUBLIC INFO (ANNIE) FOR CITYOF TUKWILA 6 ... 334746-0735-00 ALBRECHT,JEFFREY.J+LEANNA M609999 11818 44TH PL S SEATTLE WA. 98178 334740-0745-08. SAXTON SHIRLEY:A 16167 122ND AVE SE RENTON WA 334740-0755-05 SAXTON SHIRLEY A 16167:122ND AVE SE RENTON WA 334740-0760-08 UNIOWTANK:WORKS INC P0 BOX 53186 BELLEVUE WA 539999 98055 539999 98055 501438 98015 0179(20-0660-06 BRUBAKER LEO D+LEONA D 7'"4 0!79999 12205 45TH AVE SO SEATTLE WA 98178 017900-0665 -01 BRUBAKER LEONA D +LEO D 12203 45TH AVE S SEATTLEWA 017900- 0690 -00 ARCHER MARY 12202 45TH AVE S SEATTLE WA 017900-0850-06 CASCIOLA MYRNA E 12221 46TH AVE S 'TUKWILA WA 017900-0870 -02 BROOKS ROBERT S +BETTY L 12217 46TH AVE SOUTH SEATTLE WA 017900- 0885-05 BRYANT.RAYMOND 12201`,46TH.AVE S SEATTLE WA 017900- 0895 -03 CARTER.LARRY :M .7428 LATONA • NE SEATTLE WA 017900 - 0900 -06 CARTER '7428 LATONA..AVE NE SEATTLE WA 017900-0910-04 OFSDAHL :PHILIP. 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I U"UO WOYVODICH `)WARD A TOMASO TON. PO BOX 58922 TUKWILA WA 334740 - 0775-01 WOYVODICH EDWARD A TOMASO TONY PO BOX 58922 TUKWILA.WA 334740-0780-04 WOYVODICH EDWARD A TOMASO TONY PO BOX 58922 TUKWILA WA 334740 - 0785-09 UNION TANK WORKS INC PO BOX 53186 BELLEVUE WA 334740 - 0790-02 QUICKSALL LARRY E 11870 44TH PL S TUKWILA WA 334740- 0795 -07, UNION TANK WORKS INC PO BOX 53186 BELLEVUE WA 334740 - 0810 -08 ''UNION TANK WORKS INC PO BOX'53186 BELLEVUE.WA 334740 - 0815-03 UNION TANK WORKS INC PO 80X.53186 BELLEVUE.WA 334740- 1250 -03 'UNION.TANK:WORKS INC PO BOX-53186 BELLEVUE WA 334740- 1255 -08 UNION TANK WORKS INC PO BOX 53186 BELLEVUE WA 334740-1275 -04, UNION'.TANK WORKS INC PO BOX 53186 BELLEVUE WA 334740-1290-05 UNION TANK WORKS INC PO BOX 53186 BELLEVUE WA 451756 98138 451756 98138 451756 98138 501438 98015 339999 98178 501438 98015 501438 98015 501438 98015 501438 98015 501438 98015 501438 98015 501438 98015 Date: 13- Mar -97 15:25:35 From: STEVE (STEVEN J. LANCASTER) To: LUCY Subject: Bird Johnson / Union Tank property Message -id: 6F1 C283301000000 Application -name: MHS In resonse to Jim Haggerton's question: Bird Johnson applied for a business license in late 1996. The application includes a question that reads, "Is your business use different than the previous use of this building /space ?" It is my understanding this question was placed on the application specifically for the purpose of flagging a change in use so that it could be further investigated for zoning compliance. Bird Johnson checked the box labeled "no," indicating that there would be no change in use. Had they completed the form accurately, they would have been told at that time of the Board of Adjustment review requirement. Please let me know if you need more information on this. ,.. �,...� �:.4_ .,.... ,.. .» .a...�... +.:r�iF: i. l.. ulr', ri': Jn'+ k' i�. vltiu::.:[i:'..:k..+:1.'..•!iL DONALD E. MARCY LAW OFFICES CAIRNCROSS & HEMPELMANN A PROFESSIONAL SERVICE CORPORATION 70rH FLOOR. COLUMBIA CENTER, 701 FIFTH AVENUE • SEATTLE. WASHINGTON 98104.7016 (206) 587.0700 March 3, 1997 /s-;# FAX: (206) 587 -2308 z z: W' �: J U' U0 UU: co w' WI - -: HAND DELIVERED 0 o'. W Mr. Steve Lancaster, Director g D. u. a. Department of Community Development .co D 6300 Southcenter Boulevard, Suite #100 I W Tukwila, Washington 98188 z i' 1-o' Re: Union Tank Works Property w w m p' O --i Lu Enclosed please find the additional information submitted by our client, Union Tank 1 v Works, Inc., in response to your February 25, 1997 letter. It remains our opinion that Byrd- 1±- p Johnson's tenancy of the Union Tank Works' property constitutes the same type of use which . Cu z:: U co previously occurred on the property. Because no structural alterations are being made to the site, - i and because Byrd - Johnson will conduct the same type of use, we believe that a hearing before Z ~: the Board of Adjustment is not required. Dear Mr. Lancaster: During the past two years, Union Tanks Works, Inc. and Pacific Joists, Inc. have occupied the Union Tank Works property. Union Tank Works was involved in the manufacturing of items such as pressure vessels, commercial ice machines and submarines. Pacific Joists was involved in manufacturing of building joists. Byrd - Johnson, the prospective tenant for the Union Tank Works property, manufactures boat propellers. Detailed descriptions of the Union Tank Works, Pacific Joists and Byrd - Johnson operations are included in the attached materials. It is our opinion that Union Tank Works' and Pacific Joists' use of the property falls within two use categories set forth in Tukwila Municipal Code (TMC) 18.34.020(27) and (28). Those code sections provide: (26) Manufacturing, processing and /or assembling of previously manufactured metals, such as iron and steel fabrication; steel production EXHIBIT: RECEIVED B. 6.97' OF TUKWILA I 1 8 1997 PERMIT CENTER 4'_ `.". t t5,43 ✓.`,lZ:rizyl onus,+, �a��s�r? 4n�tia .*�,+x>s;ars,x�tiFFa�&i:'a�;�,. �' wY'.',,.,:. �cwaNritiral' s, ,.s >t.t�....i,.t��`;%„'s;�:i�;. . +�.1�.?}:i• Mr. Steve Lancaster, Director March 3, 1997 Page 2 by electric arc melting, argon oxygen refining, and consumable electrode melting; and similar heavy industrial uses; (27) Manufacturing, processing and/or assembling previously prepared metals including, but not limited to, stamping, dyeing, shearing or punching of metal, engraving, galvanizing and hand- forging. Byrd- Johnson's proposed use of the Union Tank Works property also falls within these two use categories. Byrd - Johnson takes previously cast and forged steel and bronze components and manufactures propellers for boats. We do not think Byrd - Johnson's use falls within TMC 18.34.020(26). That use category includes: (26) Manufacturing, processing and/or assembling of electrical or mechanical equipment, vehicles and machines, including, but not limited to heavy and light machinery, tools, airplanes, boats or other transportation vehicles and equipment. We think category (26) is intended to cover businesses which manufacture equipment such as airplanes, boats, cars and trucks. Byrd - Johnson does not manufacture boats. It only manufactures propellers. Consequently its use and operations are more similar to use categories (27) and (28) above. Moreover, to the extent Union Tank Works manufactured submarines, it can be agreed that its operations also fall within category (26). Please confirm that your department now has the information it needs to complete its review of the past use and proposed use of the Union Tank Works property. We would appreciate hearing from you as soon as possible regarding whether this matter must go to the Board of Adjustment for review. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact William O'Connell 3'd or us. Very truly yours, Enclosure cc: William O'Connell, 3rd James Hadley, Esq. LANCAST.DOC onald ):. Marcy Janet E. Garrow RECEIVED CITY OF TUKWILA JUL PERMIT CENTER D,NAU) E. MARC/ CAIRNCROSS & HEMPELMANN Via Facsimile and U.S. Mail Mr. Michael R. Kenyon Mr. Robert Noe 4311 NE Sunset Blvd., #100 Renton, WA 98059 A PROFESSIONAL SERVICEOORKIRATION 70m FLOOR, COLUMBIA CENTER. 701 FIFTH AVENUE SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 981014016 (206) 5870700 January 30, 1997 Re: Union Tank Works/Bird- Johnson Company Gentlemen: We represent Union Tank Works, Inc. who owns property in Tukwila that has been used for many years as a heavy industrial steel fabrication facility. Our client manufactured Large steel tanks there for many years. That heavy industrial use has been made non- conforming by Tukwila's adoption of single family zoning for the property. At this time, our client desires to lease the facility to another company engaged in similar heavy industrial steel fabrication. The proposed lessee is Bird - Johnson Company, who manufactures propellers for large ships. We have discussed this change in tenants with Jack Pace of the Tukwila Planning Department and we have met with him at Bird - Johnson's current facility in Ballard so that he could view the facility. FAX: (206) 587.2308 Section 18.70.040(5) provides in part that if no structural alterations are made, any nonconforming use of a structure may be changed to another nonconforming use provided that the Board of Adjustment finds that the proposed use is more appropriate than the existing nonconforming use. A copy of that section is attached to this letter. Mr. Pace has suggested that this provision requires that Union Tank Works and Bird - Johnson go through a public hearing before the Board of Adjustment to determine whether Bird - Johnson may occupy the Union Tank premises. We believe this is an incorrect interpretation of § 18.70.040; and that Bird-Johnson should be permitted to move into the facility without review by the Board of Adjustment. The reason is that Bird - Johnson's use of the property is the samBECEIVED Cif Y ur T UKWILA EXHIBIT: B.6.c JUL 1997 PERMIT CENTER .Z = H' :..:re w' 0 0 0: ;CO O w w: W =; J I- w LL • zd I-- ►L• z z � � o z l- Ul D :U C O`,,Z.. 0 H,. ww `1 V. Zi 'o ~. • :z Mr. Michael R. Kenyon January 30, 1997 Page 2 type of use that has occurred on the property for many years. Bird - Johnson's proposed move onto the property is not a change to another nonconforming use. Section 18.34.020 of the TMC lists the permitted uses in the heavy industrial district in the City of Tukwila This section states that "The following uses are permitted outright within the Heavy Industrial District..." Section 18.34.020 then proceeds to list 59 permitted uses. The uses conducted at this site for many years are covered by the uses described in § 18.34:020(27) and § 18.34.020(28): (27) Manufacturing, processing and/or assembling of previously manufactured metals, such as iron and steel fabrication; steel production by electric arc melting, argon oxygen refining, and consumable electrode melting; and similar heavy industrial uses; (28) Manufacturing, processing and/or assembling previously prepared metals including, but not limited to, stamping, dyeing, shearing or punching of metal, engraving, galvanizing and hand - forging; Bird- Johnson Company's use of the site will be covered by the same two uses, § 18.34.020(27) and § 18.34.020(28). It does not matter whether propellers or tanks are being fabricated at the site, the uses are the same as described in the Tukwila Municipal Code. The code does not distinguish between propellers, tanks, or other products. Rather, the code describes the type of use. Therefore, there is no change to another use such that a hearing before the Board of Adjustment is required. Rather, Bird - Johnson Company should be able to simply occupy the facility. We would appreciate the opportunity to discuss this with you, as soon as possible. We will call your assistant to set up a convenient time to discuss this issue. If you have any questions after reading this, please call. Donald E. Marcy RECEIVED CITY OF TUKWILA JUL 1 8 1r397 PERMIT CENTER _ 1- �-z: ne V • U O' NC/` •cn tail • :W =: • u. Q' • . ,.0 O ON • • ;w w, z; U to z Mr. Michael R. Kenyon January 30, 1997 Page 3 DEM:plr enclosure cc (w /enclosure via facsimile): Mr. Jack Pace Mr. William L. O'Connell, 3rd Mr. James Hadley 281589.D24 RECEIVED CITY OF TUKWILA JUL. 1 8 1997 PERMIT CENTER T.� "}x� w. Sia..,.,_ �r.'. vvy''.»: cr% � ..,.,a_�.'iai`:•....,....., -r"g ".:.fir. "CHANGE OF NONCONFORMANCE USE" from Union Tank Works, Inc ' to Eagle Harbor Construction & Rental Co., Inc. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 Use Description 1.1 Existing. 1.2 Proposed. 2.0 Parking 3.0 Traffic 3.1 Existing. 3.1 Proposed. 4.0 Machinery and Equipment 4.1 Existing. 4.1 Proposed. 5.0 Employment 5.1 Existing. 5.1 Proposed. 6.0 Noise 6.1 Existing. 6.1 Proposed. 7.0 Air Emissions 7.1 Existing. 7.2 Proposed. 8.0 Dwelling Units 9.0 Building/Site Modifications, Lighting, Landscaping and Signage 9.1 Existing. 9.2 Proposed. 10.0 Business Activities Outside the Building RECEIVED CITY. OF TUKWILA JUL 1 8 1997 EXHIBIT: B.5.0 PERMIT CENTER "CHANGE OF NONCONFORMANCE USE" from Union Tank Works, Inc to Eagle Harbor Construction & Rental Co., Inc. 1.0 Use Description 1.1 Existing Use Union Tank Works 1957 - May 1995 UTW was in the custom fabrication business specializing in pressure vessels. Our work was regularly fabricated in accordance to customer design and specification, and by contract or purchase order on a one -off basis. The UTW customer base was made up from the petroleum, and pulp & paper industries. UTW also fabricated a production line of commercial ice machines for a local refrigeration company. UTW's finished product was fabricated from plate, structural shapes; i.e., angles, beams, channels, pipe, tubing, formed by rolling, pressing, heating, etc. and was assembled by various welding types. In addition, UTW performed grinding, gouging, and machining, various non - destructive and hydro testing, painting, and insulation on finished products. The majority of the finished product was pressure vessels from 3 ft. to 15 ft. in diameter and 4 ft. to 210 ft. in length. The finished product was shipped all over the world. The shipping weights of the larger fabrications were up to 325,000 pounds. Examples of fabrications by UTW were two -(48) passenger Tourist Submarines, a 12 ft. diameter column by 210 ft. long, and the International Fountain for Seattle World Fair. Pacific Joist/Seaport Fabrication Jun 1995 - Aug 1996 Pacific Joist/Seaport Fabrication was in the metal fabrication business. Their work was structural fabrication with emphasis on large commercial and industrial building component parts with one of their specialties being roof joists. The joists were designed and used to support roof systems on large span buildings. The finished physical size of the roof joists were frequently 4 ft — 5 ft high, and 40 ft — 60 ft in length. In addition to� th^e. rr roof joists, Pacific Joist fabricated building columns, platforms, stairs, railings and'otherr- TuKWILA 1 18, 1::27 miscellaneous building components. EXHIBIT: B.5.1 Union Tank Works, Inc. July 17, 1997 < ?,V4Ii,vri,,h05.r.v .wp. ;?.L"'.L'xf7a'S;'fi'V? i K'+^.ja' Vi`''.tv'":i1 ;9.atarii `Y•T.iii...tvoraiesda.GS.:'C.h ;ie;'S`:`z a£t4h'9nwront.+ x$:T.?r' sV` ii;, :'iSiZ°.J,"ft7�`.,�.e•S+q!a>. PERMIT CENTER 1 �f 'Q+k47e755....�7/T�5.�4Lfsw.w. 1 • Pacific Joist/Seaport Continued... The fabrication was structural by design and their orders were custom; and awarded, through a successful bid process, as large sub - contracts or purchase orders on major building projects. Their customers were large general contractors. Pacific Joists' fabrication process included steel plate, beams, pipe tubing, structural shapes assembled by various welding types. This finished structural fabrication was manufactured and assembled in accordance with drawings and specifications by cutting, sawing, forming, drilling, punching, welding, painting, etc. to complete their fabrication. Their fabrication components were large in quantity, size and length and were trucked by semi trucks to N.W. Washington construction job sites. Division Five May 1995 - May 1998 Division Five is doing business in the steel fabrication market receiving purchase orders from larger industrial and commercial construction and fabrication companies. Division fabricates jobs from processed steel plate, pipe, structural shapes, tubing, etc. The fabrication process includes, and is not limited to, burning, saw cutting, forming, drilling, punching, jigging, welding and painting to make a finished part or assembly from customer drawings and specifications. The finished product is usually shipped locally by truck with weight capacities of their jobs at 5 to 10 tons. Division leases part of the attached facility known as Bldg. S 800 (12014) and part of the main office. They employ approximately (8) shop employees and (4) office /admin staff. They work single shift only and five to six days per week. 1.2 Proposed Use Eagle Harbor Construction & Rental Co. Eagle Harbor Construction (EHC) is a Washington corporation established in January 1994. The business will operates as a steel fabricator with an industrial base of customers principally in the Northwest and more specifically in the states of Washington, Alaska, Oregon. The (EHC) customers come from Hydro and Electric Powerhouse Projects requiring Tanks, Piping, Pilings, Barges, Structural Steel Marine Vessels, MetatCEIVED Processing and Painting, plus occasional equipment rentals. CITY OF TuKWILA Union Tank Works, Inc. July 17, 1997 JUL a .: ERMIT CENTER 2 21 ...,.... ,.r.;a= ^_•,.nc.^�,n., ^r�r1 1,7•• rr.., waMW,P FVHYl'4"rVZV u�:iige anttr ;..f5a;k,:';1i3ti 1; ;fPxSi717MVP,Ate,.;,,,., ..ItZW 41 Yr ZtIV MAigii�."i4Gb z = Wi 2 uai ° U, . t co CO w: w =. CO LL' W o g 5. u_ a, D. = a mow: Z Z 0` LU U • ° •-'. ° E-; LU w • U • O. ▪ Uy Eagle Harbor continued... The (EHC) equipment rental includes compressors, generators, climate control equipment and other miscellaneous industrial equipment. The rental equipment represents a small portion of the business. Jack A. Jackson and wife solely owners of EHC. 2.0 Parking There are (36),parking stalls. This quantity is adequate for proposed use. There is also space to add more stalls. 3.0 Traffic 3.1 Existing. See EXHIBIT B.5.2.(a) & (b) 3.2 Proposed. See EXHIBIT 8.5.2.c 4.0 Machinery and Equipment 4.1 Existing. See EXHIBIT 8.6.a, and see "Use" Sec. above. 4.2 Proposed. The significant pieces of equipment for the production (shop) of the business will be (1 -2) Forklifts, Existing Overhead Cranes, (1) Wheelabrator, and other fabrication equipment, such as, welding machines, bending tables and equipment, burning and sawing equipment, and miscellaneous hand tools, like grinders and sanders, etc. 5.0 Employment 5.1 Existing. 30 — 40 Office and production employees. See EXHIBIT B.5.2. (a) & (b) for additional detail. 5.2 Proposed. 18 — 27 Office and production employees. See EXHIBIT 8.5.2.c for additional detail. 6.0 Noise 6.1 Existing. See EXHIBIT B.5.2. (a) & (b) for additional detail. 6.2 Proposed. No decibel records are available. See attached EXHIBIT B.6.bbDE�VED Wheelabrator Bulletin No. A- 15 -00, page 8, for decibel rating. CITY of ruKW11 JUL 1 8 "i.= IRMI'13CENTER Union Tank Works, Inc. July 17, 1997 ...... _..._,.. x..w + 121.409S7cK+m30c1- A- •^ ^!ir ('`4:-.1.1ii'AaV rit.4240 dw nd:. rac? s4ifa...tia.uii.1'.^° e; 5: 4fiF} lygi�. i' L' i1A��iik$: iri4' �"' 47�+ 4�;: �, yi�iF: f1Y? n�? Li" niGSs '`V4.4"' #,�:.'1.,�'3°�+�ir�w'. z n' J 0: .0 O; w, u. n. W � = c7: z� z II-: •w ;0 w w. .I 0 • Z' O • z 7.0 Air Emissions 7.1 Existing. See EXHIBIT B.5.2. (a) & (b) for detail. 7.2 Proposed. Eagle Harbor intends on successfully passing annual inspections conducted by Washington Industrial Safety and Health Agency (WISHA) and the Puget Sound Air Pollution Control Agency (PSAPCA) 8.0 Dwelling Units No dwelling units on subject property. 9.0 Building /Site Modifications, Lighting, Landscaping and Signage 9.1 Existing. See EXHIBIT B.5.2. (a) & (b) for detail. 9.2 Proposed. Regarding building and /or site modifications, including lighting, and landscaping, there will be no changes made, except the landscaping will be maintained or improved. Business Activities Outside the Building All fabrication and business activities will be conducted inside the buildings, except for occasional unloading and short term storage inside the property fencing. Union Tank Works, Inc. July 17, 1997 RECEIVED CITY OF TUKWILA JUL 1 F 1997 PERMIT CENTER 7,li:l7:s1.7::1',u.`iii7 1.•t.�::J:c "'Su4B;rr. %sE;, PACIFIC JOISTS, INC. AND NION TANK WORKS, INC. RECEIVED CITY O TUKWII.A ,1'..1 L 1 8 1997 PERMIT CENTER IL G' D ,0 .0 , .N 0. W W!,. W O, ` : -J IL Q; Z �. I- O 'Z WW 10 -t.. Oi Z: :0 ~`. Z i Pacific Joists, Inc SUBJECT. Use of Union Tank Facility Hours of Operation Shift 1 Shift 2 Shift 3 Production Employees Mon —Fri Sat Sun 07:00 - 4:00 4:00 - 12:00 Midnight AsReq'd 07:00 - 4:00 4:00 - 12:00 Midnight AsReq'd 07:00 - 4:00 4:00 - 12:00 Midnight AsReq'd Saturday and Sunday work was used occasionally to handle heavy work loads, or behind schedule delivery situations. Approximately 10 to 20 per cent of all shop production hours were worked on Saturday and Sunday. This note applies to Number of Production Employees below. Office Employees Mon —Fri Sat Sun Number of Employees Production Employees Mon —Fri Sat Sun Office Employees Mon —Fri Sat Sun 08:00 - 6:00 16 -20 4 -6 0 -4 AsReq'd 4 -8 2 -4 AsReq'd 0 - 4 0 - 0 AsReq'd 8 -10 3 -4 Number of Employee Vehicle Trips The employees for the most part all traveled as single drivers. Approximately 2 -3 employees participated in car pooling. Approximately 80 -85 per cent of all employees took work breaks on the premises during their respective work time. During the (1st) shift, the Plant visitors included customers, vendors and employee applicants and numbered approximately 6 - 10. 1 RECEIVED CITY OF 1 UKWILA J,!1.181L7 EXHIBIT: B.5.2.a PERMIT CENTER • W, C3 Co CU I! w u.a a: _: Z o. LU U (3'. '0 1•- 'uI Ilk . u. z 0 N:. O I- z Number of Vehicle Trips Continued .. . Truck Traffic Vehicle Trips 2 -3 Axle Small 1.5 + Tons Large(UPS - FedEx) 3.0 - 5 -0 Tons Pacific Joists, Inc 8- 12 per week 7 - 10 per week 4-5 Axle (Semi Truck Trailer) 5 - 8 per week z Z Incoming and out going truck traffic was activity between 07:00 - 6:00 PM on a Monday through Friday. c) O: cno w =. J (j) The fabrication noise generated during the (1st) day shift is the most intense because of the numbers of g . g.-71 workers, which directly relates to the numbers of tools and equipment being used on the shift. The (2nd) w a'. swing shift is drastically and proportionally reduced because of the crew size on the shift usually run about = half the size. The (3rd) grave yard shift has smaller crews than (2nd) swing, thus diminishing noise levels .I-- _;. again. z ~ z 0. Ili w, D o' Type, Nature and Frequency of Air Emissions o -; The Main Shop (Building One) has (1) Roof Cupola, approximately 4'x 16', at roof apex in South end of X a r. building, (2) Wall Fans, approximately 24" in diameter on opposing East and West walls just below the u_. (- gutter at mid -shop. West Shop (Building 3) has (1) Wall Fan on the West wall of the building. All of the z above fans may have minor dust at these locations. _, o 1-: The UTW Facility passed Annual Inspections conducted by Washington Industrial Safety and Health Agency (WISHA) and the Puget Sound Air Pollution Control Agency (PSAPCA). Amount of Noise Related to Day -Night Work Activities No decibel records are available. Building and/or Site Modifications, incl. Lighting, Landscaping and Signage Regarding building and /or site modifications, including lighting, landscaping there will be no changes made. The Union Tank Works sign on the East side of Building One, on the North end of the building at the gutter line will be changed to read: "Bird- Johnson ". This sign will be painted in the 3' wide accent trim band and will be painted in approximately 2' foot high letters and take up approximately 36' in length. Business Activities Outside the Buildings All fabrication and business activities will be conducted inside the buildings, except for occasional unloading and short term storage. a.�•rrrrx ettWA durrs?aa 132 tdh%Gm w n 2 RECEIVED CITY OF TUKWILA U L 1 8 M7 PERMIT CENTER .............. .47 7. imv a+ nmw. t•'c:tr..arg M^„'iR✓>' #OP.NifC+n'?xd1T'Rtr 3in'+'iii,::M °5c' .X:1f'Xj,�T1YeN1'T$?1 ,13: SUBJECT.• Union Tank Works, Inc Use of Union Tank Facility Hours of Operation Production Employees Shift 1 Shift 2 Shift 3 Mon —Fri 07 :00- 4:00 Sat 07 :00- 4 :00 Sun 07 :00- 4 :00 4:00-12:00 Midnight AsReq'd 4 :00 -12 :00 Midnight AsReq'd 4 :00 -12 :00 Midnight AsReq'd Saturday and Sunday work was used occasionally to handle heavy work loads, or behind schedule delivery situations. Approximately 10 to 20 per cent of all shop production hours were worked on Saturday and Sunday. This note applies to Number of Production Employees below. Office Employees Mon —Fri Sat Sun Number of Employees Production Employees 08 :00 - 6 :00 Mon —Fri 16 - 20 4 - 6 AsReq'd Sat 4 - 8 2 - 4 AsReq'd Sun 0 - 4 0 - 0 AsReq'd Office Employees Mon —Fri Sat Sun 10 - 14, including 0 -2 part time employees Number of Employee Vehicle Trips The employees for the most part all traveled as single drivers. Approximately 2 -3 employees lived close enough to walk to work or they participated in car pooling. Approximately 80 -85 per cent of all employees took work breaks in, *and stayed on the premise durin their respective work time. During the (1st) shift, the Plant visitors included customers, vendors anct,� , C applicants and numbered approximately 6 — 10. , "" ' "r 'r:Wlir4 July 16, 1997 1 EXHIBIT: B.5.2. b JUL 1 8 1C9E PERMIT CENTER .z wi oo !• CO (ow: • J: wO •g LL < =a. •-w. O z 1-: .0 O N' i0 w W: • U; H; w z, U� O Union Tank Works, Inc Number of Vehicle Trips Continued .. . Truck Traffic Vehicle Trips 2 -3 Axle Small 1.5 + Tons 8 - 12 per week Large(UPS- FedEx) 3.0 — 5 -0 Tons 7 - 10 per week 4 -5 Axle (Semi Truck Trailer) 2 - 5 per week Incoming and out going truck traffic was activity between 07:00 — 6:00 PM on Monday through Friday. Amount of Noise Related to Day -Night Work Activities The fabrication noise generated during the (1st) day shift is the most intense because of the numbers of workers, which directly relates to the numbers of tools and equipment being used on the shift. The (2nd) swing shift is drastically and proportionally reduced because of the crew size on the shift usually run about half the size. The (3rd) grave yard shift has smaller crews than (2nd) swing, thus diminishing noise levels again. No decibel records are available. Type, Nature and Frequency of Air Emissions The Main Shop (Building One) has (1) Roof Cupola, approximately 4' x 16, at roof apex in South end of building, (2) Wall Fans, approximately 24" in diameter on opposing East and West walls just below the gutter at mid -shop. The West Shop (Building Three) has (1) Wall Fan on the West wall of the building. All of the above fans may have minor dust at these locations. The UTW Facility has passed Annual Inspections conducted by the Washington Industrial Safety and Health Agency (WISHA) and Puget Sound Air Pollution Control Agency (PSAPCA). Building andlor Site Modifications, incl. Lighting, Landscaping and Signage Regarding building and/or site modifications, including lighting, landscaping there will be no changes made. The Union Tank Works sign on the East side of Building One, on the North end of the building at the gutter line will be changed to read: "Bird- Johnson': This sign will be painted in the 3' wide accent trim band and will be painted in approximately 2' foot high letters and take up approximately 36' in length. Business Activities Outside the Buildings All fabrication and business activities will be conducted inside the buildings, except for occasional unloading and short term storage. July 16, 1997 2 X62`? iti�; 5f;; ��fi„ , Y� '._..r�il'�i'�r� ^�;_3iti4.;:,`a v,'�,'•n ^;Ski: iii}} e' �2. �7i�CiEd�iiji.;; �? s�isit;: i'. uV.: it;a fNf:': au' 66i: 1u. Fi' aht.. �Fs?' e'+? YiuiuS' c: SiK�f��+} g3: �i[ i. a;..: tK: itttt� '- �4'i4;ki�i,'`i!'xv�..rtilDi r. :xL,ws'�+'v'n�x.atd .t�ra�...�r' 'ha.: i z i1— Z, re W t)O: W -I I-- Wo ►tea 5./2a _` z �. Z UJ 2 Da, p „, F—` ww 1-- V b 1(.151 Z: z Eagle Harbor Construction Rental Company RECEIVED CITY OF TUKWILA JUL 1 8 s'?7 PERMIT CENTER ;,i;z:i:i;sr:a:;,;lt,. i^ • SUBJECT Eagle Harbor Construction Use of Union Tank Facility Hours of Operation Shift 1 Production Employees Mon -Fri Sat Shift 2 07:00 - 4:00 07:00 - 4:00 4:00 - 12:00 Midnight 4:00 - 12:00 Midnight Saturday work will be used on a `as needed basis" to handle heavy work loads, or behind schedule delivery situations. This note applies to number of production employees below. Office Employees Mon -Fri Sat 08:00 - 6:00 Number of Employees Shift 1 Production Employees Mon -Fri Sat Office Employees Mon -Fri Shift 2 10 - 15 2 4 8- 12 Number of Employee Vehicle Trips The employees for the most part all traveled as single drivers Approximately 80 -85 per cent of all employees will take work respective work time. During the (1st) shift, the plant visitors, applicants are estimated at (5 - 10) per day. 1 4 -6 . Some employees participate in car - pooling. breaks on the premises during their including customers, vendors and reoepe CITY OF TUKWILA JUL 1 8 (titer EXHIBIT: B.5.2.c PERMIT CENTER N z; • • JU: ioo 'co cow • w =. • H w o; LL Q? co • szt w.,: • 17: 10 N; ol-' ww Hf Z • U w • • • ,o :z • Number of Vehicle Trips Continued .. . Truck Traffic Vehicle Trips 2 -3 Axle Small 1.5 + Tons Large (UPS - FedEx) 3.0 - 5.0 Tons Eagle Harbor Construction 8 - 12 per week 7 - 10 per week 4 -5 Axle (Semi Truck Trailer) 5 - 8 per week Incoming and out going truck traffic was activity between 08:00 - 5:00 PM on a Monday through Friday. Amount of Noise Related to Day -Night Work Activities The fabrication noise generated during the (1st) day shift is the most intense because of the numbers of workers, which directly relates to the numbers of tools and equipment being used on the shift. The (2nd) swing shift is drastically reduced because of the crew size on the shift usually run about twenty -five to thirty per cent of the (1st) shift. No decibel records are available. See the attached Wheelabrator Bulletin No. A- 15 -00, page 8, for reference to equipment noise. Type, Nature and Frequency of Air Emissions The Main Shop (Building One) has (1) Roof Cupola, approximately 4' x 16', at roof apex in South end of building, (2) Wall Fans, approximately 24" in diameter on opposing East and West walls just below the gutter at mid -shop. West Shop (Building 3) has (1) Wall Fan on the West wall of the building. The UTW Facility passed Annual Inspections conducted by Washington Industrial Safety and Health Agency (WISHA) and the Puget Sound Air Pollution Control Agency (PSAPCA) and Eagle Harbor plans to continue this practice. Building and/or Site Modifications, incl. Lighting, Landscaping and Signage Regarding building and /or site modifications, including lighting, landscaping there will be no changes made, except the landscaping will be maintained and improved. Business Activities Outside the Buildings All fabrication and business activities will be conducted inside the buildings, except for occasional unloading and short -term storage outside. nrCEIVED ''irV OF TUKWILA U 'L f 2 - uri,V;T CENTER z Z. 2 00 Cl) LU wo g- ¢: �a zoo U N` 10 'p I- w+ ,- - ui z; 2_ 0 um z SPECIAL PERMISSION APPLICATION (Special Signs; Cooperative Parking; etc.) CITY OF TUKWILA DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 6300 Southcenter Boulevard, Tukwila, WA 98188 Telephone: (206) 431 -3680 FOR STAFF USE ONI:� . tavumt�i Comm s 0olt C/N,e,/ 7;9 £ '6I(K%f /etcA r S 7'0 .%Zc_. .i'4/6c- ,Altoo,cei-2y TD I. BRIEFLY DESCRIBE YOUR PROPOSAL: d,iO7WE < J7 ,g4.54/ e67-04 04,a ,Am.404 gon(fixec /ed. &Co ,44 ottw674-&-Arc fer T/' J/ 2. PROJECT LOCATION: (Give street address or, if vacant, indicate lot(s), block, and sub- division; or tax lot number, access street, and nearest intersection) /Z 06,5- iii/ i/1 Age& Scarf 7/41 / /LA el 9/17 1 Quarter: J / Section: /0 Township: Z 3 Range: 7" (This information may be found on your tax statement) 'N /O.✓ 7;9Aric 4e/o,PKS /de ` O 0 nTilJ ELL 3'� 3. APPLICANT:* Name: �i /GG //ate � 'C Address:/ O. /30x 55/ 86, /RECCE ✓ee6eA 9 :oi5'3 /a6 ho ((20) 445o' 556 �o (LAx) 4.5o , _ 7 Signature: �'li0 Date: � -' 1 s , 9 7 * The applicant is the person whom the staff will contact regarding the application, and to whom all notices and reports shall be sent, unless otherwise stipulated by applicant. 4. PROPERTY Name: • OWNER AFFIDAVIT OF OWNERSHIP L* / /oak/ z' iK. ‘&0 /2/(.1, /ArcJ Address: /. 0' . 40' .5.3/6r6 &U VIE 42 - ' 3/ t6 Phone:(4 2 6) 15ci 55 6' I WE si ature s 0/.g swear that I /we are the owner(s) or contract purchaser(s) of the property involved in this application and that the foregoing statements and answers containe8 VED application are true and correct to the best of my /our knowledge and belief. Date: JUL 07' / 5 '-g 7 P 1 8 197 PERMIT CENTER z 1Z 0 00 0, W= J w 0. gQ. =d. I-w z �. o. z ,- 2 0 0 N, 0 H UJ I0 IL WZ z CITY OF TUKWILA DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 6300 Southcenter Boulevard, Tukwila, WA 98188 Telephone: (206) 431 -3670 AFFIDAVIT OF INSTALLATION AND POSTING OF PUBLIC INFORMATION SIGNS) State of Washington County of King City of Tukwila G' CC //1/ . 0 eeArA, W 5t—e I (Print Name) understand that Section 18.104.110 of the Tukwila Municipal Code requires me to post the property no later than fourteen (14) days following the issuance of the Notice of Completeness. I certify that on O7' 1 �' 91 the Public Notice Board(s) in accordance with Se ioj} 18.104.110 and other applicable guidelines were posted on the property located at /Z06.5 . S. 7- 4'ilg--'4 so as to be clearly seen from each right -of -way providing primary vehicular access to the property for application file number SUBSCRIBED AND S Affiant (Applicant Signature) efore me this 1? , day ofJ 7 , 19 NOTARY PU IC in an d fo + e State of residing at My commission expires o‘ hington .,.., . , r. ..,u; : ,.... ,:... .,, �:t`r�.w,.. tm:-a�..[,.5ds� 1;. k4�iti 4s;aui >ikrna..•Y.a,�si.r.u4;.i: �,.,n: �s�.= id� :4.K,ev,.s.3t4a.`.�k:,Hi_�s�a —"2=7- -162 RECEIVED CITY OF TUKWILA JUL 1 8 1997 PERMIT CENTER v. M: �fi%^ i'+ r�. sii+. iti�k'% i:l w* �i! r�: kr°:' �iwt: 4; ufrit'°.=. �ckCxt•. w��R >��'n�'ai`hk'ri:li::i;`,u�i. }der `4. •• UO` i • .N wH . • la I: 22 cy: • z� I- C1 z w w; w. Vi.. u_ 1--, • • • -O w U N :O t-; • z CITY OF . JKWILA CHANGE IN NON - DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 6300 Southcenter Boulevard, Tukwila, WA 98188 CONFORMING Telephone: (206) 431 -3670 USE APPLICATION CHECKLIST The materials listed below must be submitted with your application unless specifically waived in writing by the Department. Please contact the Department if you feel certain items are not applicable to your project and should be waived. Application review will not begin until it is determined to be complete. The initial application materials allow starting project review and vesting the applicant's rights. However, they in no way limit the City's ability to require additional information as needed to establish the level of consistency with development standards. Department staff are available to answer questions about application materials at 206 - 431 -3670. HECKLIST WITH YOUR APPLICAT1 APPLICATION FORMS: Application Checklist (1 copy), indicating items submitted with application Special Permission Application Form (8 copies) & fee $6e0- Zoo Q° Complete applications for all other applicable land use permits PLANS [Eight (8) copies of the following]: Vicinity map showing location of the site. Surrounding area map showing existing land uses within a 1000 -foot radius from the site's property lines. 6.3 Tr Site plan at 1 "= 30' or 1" = 20', with north arrow, graphic scale, and date; and the license stamp of the architect. The following information must be contained on the plan (details may be included on additional drawing sheets): O Property lines and dimensions, lot size(s), and names of adjacent roads. O Location and setbacks of existing and proposed structure(s) with gross floor are O Location of driveways, parking, loading, and service areas, with parking calculati O Location and type of dumpster /recycling area screening. O Location and type of exterior lighting, including parking and pedestrian areas. O Location of any trails, parks, plazas or other outdoor open space; existing and open space easements and dedications (if any). O Location and classification of any watercourses or wetlands, and 200' limit of Overlay District. a. ons. proposed RECEIVED C�'rY OF TUKWILA Shoreline in 18 1997 PERMIT' CENTER nonconf.doc 5/6/97 ;• •"aNt�Sat2i'v4"'��F +:= s�aYCVi3 ::.th:F�!"- 4u.c.,.$��ci?x. ;.:rfi�:k ^•A.a.fxi1,ti% Cav'4n1�1.c' yep' �u; i$. i' r�` ZZb = + <'xd((�841?iM.taiP'.+.X?z�t7i S>w 17w)i+'sair swC .SP'r� z ,_w 00: w 0. cnw; =: = J I-i N w; wO ga _ z� Z ° ui U0 ,„. o �. = U;. LI o, .z: w r- 0 I. z CO Existing and proposf "grades at 2' contours for Sensitive Ar( and their buffers (TMC 18.44), extending at least 5 Beet beyond the site's boundaries with slopes in excess of 20% clearly identified. O Other relevant structures or features such as rockeries and fences. O Location of outdoor storage areas and screening. /74 ❑ One (1) high quality 8 1/2" x 11" reduction of each sheet in the plan set. • /� • 5 ( APPLICANT'S RESPONSE TO CHANGE OF NON - CONFORMING USE QUESTIONNAIRE: Written response to the questionnaire (8 copies). 6, b OTHER MATERIALS: Other documentation and graphics in support of the proposal may be included as appropriate, such as color renderings, perspective drawings, photographs or models. If other materials are to be considered, eight (8) copies of each must be submitted (except models). Color drawings or photos may be submitted as 8.5 x 11 -inch color photocopies. C./ PUBLIC NOTICE: gKing County Assessor's map(s) which shows the location of each property within 500 feet of the ,�mott subject property. 6. 2 U Two (2) sets of mailing labels for all property owners and tenants (residents or businesses) within 500 feet of the subject property. (Note: Each unit in multiple - family buildings --e.g. apartments, condos, trailer parks- -must be included.) See Attachment A. 6,3 I A 4' x 4' public notice board will be required on site within 14 days of the Department determining that a complete application has been received. See Attachment B. nonconf.doc 5/6/97 RECEIVED CITY OF TUKWILA JUL 1 8 1997 PERMIT CENTER T P BULLETIN NO.A-15-00 on better operation and maintenance of Your Wheelabrator® blast cleaning equipment •.• • .,,ITyligoFETivur<wpiLA EXHIBIT: B.6.biL 1 8 /997 PERMIT CENTER The Wheelabrator Corporation A1Nheelabrator Technologies Company You are the "Key" to your Wheelabrator's Productivity and Profitability You can't make money on "downtime." Since blast cleaning equipment, by its very nature, tends to be self- destructive, skillful operation and planned maintenance programs are required to assure maximum productivity of your Wheelabrator. Years of operating and engi- neering experience have been incorporated in the design of your Wheelabrator and in the development of materials for its construction. However, efficient and trouble -free performance, in the long run, depends upon the care and attention given the Wheelabrator by its operating and maintenance personnel. Since you have been entrusted with the finest blast cleaning machine available, we hope this manual will assist you in keeping your Wheelabrator in top oper- ating condition at all times. All Wheelabrator machines incorporate these five basic elements: 1. One or more airless Wheelabrator units for hurling the abrasive by centrifugal force in a controlled pattern and duration. 2. A cabinet which contains the abrasive material as it performs its cleaning function. 3. A means of presenting the work to be cleaned to the abrasive action. 4. A system to recirculate and clean the abrasive, removing sand, fines and contaminants from the abrasive mix before returning effective abrasive to the blast wheels. The Wheelabrator Corporation 1986 2 5. Dust collector to remove all dust and abrasive fines from blast machine to provide an environmentally safe operating atmosphere. WHEELABRATOR BLAST CLEANING MACHINE z ~w J V.• 'UO : Nom. WI J f-. Wu- w° J' _, w F- _. z� H O' Z 1-- U0 w W: U(1) z The Airless Wheelabrator Wheel The Airless Wheelabrator Wheel — The "Heart" of every blast machine A major revolution in blast cleaning was brought about in 1932 with the introduction of the Wheelabrator airless abrasive blast wheel. Instead of using compressed air to propel abrasive, controlled centrifugal force was utilized with abrasive being thrown from a rapidly- rotating wheel upon the work to be cleaned. Each Wheelabrator machine is fitted with right size and type of wheels and is powered by a motor of a required horsepower to do the job expected. A number of wheel designs have been utilized over the years, the latest being the Radialok® wheel which is standard equipment on most blast machines. It features a new centrifugal blade locking device and a modified curve blade design for a smoother abrasive flow, a truer blast pattern and longer wear life. WHEELABRATOR'S NEW / oc/oL°If WHEEL How the Blast Wheel Works Abrasive from an overhead storage hopper is fed to the center of the wheel unit which is rotating at high speed. A cast -alloy impeller rotates with the wheel and carries the abrasive to an opening in the stationary control cage from where it is discharged onto the bladed wheels. At this point, the abrasive is picked up by the inner ends of the throwing blades and is rapidly accel- erated as it moves to the periphery of the wheel. 9f WHEELABRATOR CENTRIFUGAL BLAST UNIT When the blast wheel is properly adjusted and its elements are in good working condition, the full effect of the blast stream will be attained for maximum efficiency. Some of the more common causes and cures of wheel malfunctions are highlighted on these pages. Your maintenance manual will provide you with more detailed information. Control Cage One of the most critical com- ponents in the wheel is the control cage. This governs the direction of the blast out of the wheel and onto the work to be cleaned. As little as 10% misadjustment of the "hot spot" can reduce cleaning efficiency by 25% or more. In the sketch of a clockwise down - blast wheel, the center of the "hot spot" is located 83/4" to the right of the vertical centerline of the wheel. The location of the hot -spot is directly controlled by the setting of the leading edge of the control cage opening which, in this sketch, is set at 11:00 o'clock. 4 CONTROL CAGE SETTING GOVERNS BLAST DIRECTION Impeller Of equal importance in main- taining the desired blast pattern is the effect of abrasive wear on the impeller. To properly distribute the abrasive over the blade throwing surface, there must always be a "lead" between each impeller segment and its corresponding blade. If the leading edge of any segment of the impeller becomes worn so that it becomes parallel with the blade, the abrasive will cut through the bottom of the blade and could create wear on the steel spacer and blade slots. Not only will the blast pattern be affected but also wheel imbalance will result creating additional serious problems. aft ti hw4.NV64.,i • ..' �s' r3'i. • c e u 5h' M4'r`Fioig,145''V'. Wear Affects Efficiency Complaints of longer than normal cleaning cycles, inadequate cleaning and high maintenance costs can usually be traced directly to loss of directional control over the blast pattern. Of course, the blast pattern must be set properly in the first place but it can change for a variety of reasons. Wear on the wheel parts which control the "Hot Spot" — control cage, impeller and blades — is the chief cause for changes in this pattern. Inspect them regularly and replace them as soon as excessive wear is detected. Mtryiiutkfsti+;� • �. • . tti a+ki a� 'Zs :. Ammeter — A Tool to Control Cleaning Efficiency The ammeter on each Wheel - abrator wheel motor is an important tool to help you control cleaning efficiency. It is the only way of determining at a glance how much abrasive is being thrown by the wheel. For example, on a typical Wheel - abrator machine, with a 191/2" diameter by 21/2" wide wheel using a 15 HP motor on 440 volts, approximately 8 amperes would be used without any abrasive flowing into the wheel. Under full Toad, 20 amps would be used. The abrasive thrown under full amperage would weigh about 375 pounds per minute or about 31 pounds for each abrasive load ampere. If the wheel were operating at 17 amps rather than 20, there would be over 25% reduction in wheel efficiency. A SIMPLE TEST TO ISOLATE THE PROBLEM OF LOW AMPERAGE 6 When the wheel is operating at Tess than full amperage (as stamped on the plate above the ammeter) this usually means there is an insufficient amount of abrasive in the machine but it may also indicate poor adjustment of the wheel parts. It is important that the cause of this low amperage be corrected imme- diately since longer periods of blasting are required under these conditions to produce the desired cleaning results. .l ..,. �.. ns n...s .antic ..r ,.. ,- ?a,.::r. }N.a'u''lif?ti r:ti4.<44rR44kijt:.3.,>ti rzV l %axis :1 nod,$"".%. = "tiTl Sati.�.h' r ffi."CdE�' '' .'!r, ` 'YU '. t' 5.,''. ;Mgar'"' To overcome a flooded wheel condition A flooded wheel condition occurs when an attempt is made to feed more abrasive into the wheel than it is able to handle. This actually results in reduced feed of abrasive onto the blades as indicated by the resulting low amperage shown on the ammeter. Never try to fill the feed spout to full capacity with the abrasive flow. Adjust the abrasive control valve to a position which will provide "free" flow but retain an air space in the throat of the feed spout. Set feed spout as close to impeller as possible. Never load wheel above full ampere load rating of motor. Check condition of the impeller and the tension of the motor drive belt. To overcome a starved wheel condition No wheel can hurl the proper amount of abrasive if the machine is not charged with a sufficient quantity of shot or grit. Add the amount of abrasive required to replenish the supply. It is recommended that abrasive be added regularly in small quantities and at frequent intervals. No more than 10% of the hopper capacity. This insures a well - conditioned operating mix. Also inspect the machine for any tramp metal, paper or other objects that could be lodged in the impeller or which could be clogging any screws, screens or feed spouts. Check for possible slippage of the elevator belt. UNDER - SUPPLIED ABRASIVE HOPPER :OBSTRUCTI 7 Increasing Efficiency with Wheel Accessories Wheel Housing The blast wheel is enclosed within a housing whose primary function is to serve as a safety guard and abrasive seal around the rapidly rotating wheel. To minimize wear on the housing, aseries of Long -Lyfe protective liners are installed inside this housing. The latest protective liner kit, which is recommended for all "M ", "R" and "RLM" wheels, consists of only nine pieces. Labyrinth seals provide an abrasive -tight closure between top, side and end liners. The curved top liner minimizes ricochet of abrasive back into the wheel. WHEELABRATOR "LONG -LYFE" PROTECTIVE LINERS MINIMUM 'W NO EXPOSED' FASTENERS if* COMPLETE PROTECTIVE PACKAGE CONTOURED TO WHEEL FORM INSPECTION - .REPLACEMENT To Reduce Blast Cleaning Wheel Noise One of the chief sources of noise at the blast machine is the opening where abrasive is fed to the blast wheel. The SoundAbator totally enclosed abrasive control valve, which can be installed on most Wheelabrator machines, is specifically designed to combat noise from this source by sealing the opening to the wheel. It can reduce the noise level of a typical blast wheel, measured three inches from the abrasive feed inlet, by 25 decibels (A scale). The SoundAbator also serves another important function by 8 il}:1,c(cuit,,„"Lna`a, modulating the volume of abrasive flowing to the blast wheel. a = Z w .L 2 00. ° • Ill 1. (1)w wO u-Q id �w z� �o Z►—: 11.1 tu U� I— w w. I_..— H: O. .Z co H � 0 z • The Wheel Tune -up Kit Everything needed to restore the blast wheel to peak efficiency is contained in this Wheelabrator Tune -up Kit. A handy single - package kit containing all the replacement parts needed for a complete tune -up of the blast wheel. Experience has proven that worn wheel components cut blast cleaning machine efficiency drastically. Also, as components :wear, out, the blast pattern deteriorates. Abrasive that isn't focused on the work is wasted. So is energy as well as production time and labor. What Your Blast Wheel Expects From You By paying prompt attention to danger signals, as indicated by observation and your system of cost control records, you can correct problems before they become costly, and maintain wheel operating efficiency at its highest level. 'i4. /4∎?414., 3:b1 ;ti#: sa' `lnkrYit .R $Y:�7' SSA •'ti'ktA^ 141, 4.e5ii. {�' ' i'a4�s`P7ft`a1Kti*A54, iicr? Abrasive Recirculation System The Abrasive Handling System Every Wheelabrator blast cleaning system contains the following elements: 1. The abrasive elevator. 2. A device to move abrasive from the elevator and provide preliminary screening of the abrasive before it enters . the separator — this may be by gravity or a screened rotary screw conveyor. 3. An air wash abrasive separator to remove all dust, fines and contaminants from the abrasive. 4. A hopper to collect refuse removed from the abrasive. 5. An abrasive control device (SoundAbator) to control and meter flow of abrasive to the blast wheel. 6. A means of moving spent abrasive, sand and other contaminants to the elevator. This could be a helicoid screw, shaker conveyor or gravity. A SEPARATOR WORKS LIKE A VACUUM CLEANER ABRASIVE HANDLING, SYSTEM Single Lip CFS Separator ra�•0 O'P :MI ,'rnt .irro ',?tr*it:.•s, •': brW. r ST',.1�N1;rfi..�"'y6iM ±:Mceri,X.:'_•(.2t1, GSgj" xKpr itrmmw..mnnt,,...rnrc:.re. . :• '' "y"`" tif�Ki.1W U�.r.v.r� )M∎Pt"rl••,,i, The high- efficiency CFS Separator The role of the abrasive separator in the Wheelabrator operation is to remove sand, scale, abrasive fines and other contaminants from the abrasive operating mix so that only clean abrasive, properly sized, is returned to the blast wheel for reuse. The degree of success of the separator in performing this operation in a large 'measure determines parts life, abrasive consumption, the type of finish given the work being blasted, and the speed and quality of cleaning. Although there are two general types of airwash separators used on Wheelabrator machines — the gravity and compensating -flow (CFS) — discussion here will be centered upon the CFS type THE SEPARATOR SYSTEM Double Lip CFS Separator sv,r;7.iiViY&J' 544aZikher " 54vi ` d(ti`s'641Y` .h. because of its more general usage and higher efficiency. The CFS separator is designed to utilize compensating flow to present a full length curtain of material to the air washing currents. This uniform low- velocity curtain permits a more thorough air washing of abrasive. It is designed so that abrasive moves on abrasive — not the separator parts. The overhead rotary screen removes any tramp metal from the abrasive. It also spreads out the abrasive across the full length of the separator. Two baffles, as shown on the drawing — a fixed sliding baffle and an adjustable swing baffle are utilized. When properly adjusted, the baffles permit only a full width current to be presented to the air currents. LIDEMATE nG ,;., ,. <u�a�v�,: in. nail line Single Lip CFS Separator 11 Ventilation and Environmental Protection Since the blasting action removes sand, scale, rust, etc. from work and reduces the material removed to varying degrees of fineness, an adequate and properly operating dust collector system is necessary for efficient operation of the blast equipment. The predetermined .flow of. air_ from each of the vent points n the Wheelabrator machine must . exist for proper operation of the machine. Although the "failure to maintain this flow will soon become obvious through a reduction in cleaning efficiency and dusting at the machine, a. periodic check on air volumes will preclude the possibility of an unobserved gradual degradation of operation. The dust collector is also the air source for the abrasive separator. The condition and efficiency of the dust collector have an important influence on separator efficiency. When proper ventilation is being experienced at each venting point, static pressure readings (with a manometer) should be taken in each of the vent pipes and these readings recorded as standards for future comparison. Should any future readings show material change in static pressures, it indicates an upset in the condition of air flow, the cause of which should be investigated immediately. 12 1';rf,ets ittiY.G%:i¢4xVb1 F,.;. C' i. .a.44- 114giA44:4.4PA144q4iSALD Your Wheelabrator machine is probably ventilated by either a Wheelabrator Dustube (shaker - type) or Ultra -Jet (pulse -type) fabric filter (as illustrated on the next page). These are simple yet highly efficient dust collectors and when properly sized will provide adequate ventilation for the Wheelabrator. Listed in the box below are a number of maintenance procedures which should be followed regularly to insure continuing ventilation to the Wheelabrator. 1 2 3 4 5 6 S�uad4u'i513fitfi�r3�s ':d:' arc` 7n" �;:' Gael[:%; i':. 7:;..•;: Ai `siJrs+o+«iii�%n`nri�.';:�1: The Wheelabrator Cartridge Filter System .. . The Wheelabrator Cartridge Filter is a continuous, automatic pulse type Dust Collector. Dust particles are effectively captured on the outer surfaces of the cellulose non -woven fabric cartridges. This construction and the highly efficient filter medium combines features of compact design with ease of servicing. A simple cam locking device is utilized for installation and removal of cartridge filters. The unique venturi system sends a periodic metered jet of high pressure air down the inside of the cartridges, halting the in -flow of air and expelling the collected dust from the outer surfaces. Dustube® Fabric Filter The Wheelabrator Dustube Collector is a simple dependable air cleaner employing cloth filter tubes. Dust laden air entering the collector first strikes a baffle plate. The sudden change in velocity and direction causes heavier particles to drop into the hopper leaving only the finest floating dust particles to reach the tubes. To remove build -up dust from the inside of the tubes, they are shaken when limp. THE WHEELABRATOR DUSTUBE° COLLECTOR Ultra -Jet® Pulse -Type Collector The Wheelabrator Ultra -Jet is a continuous, automatic pulse -type fabric dust collector. Its specially designed baffle plates opposite the air inlet deflect incoming dust -laden air around the surfaces of all filter bags. To remove collected dust, a metered jet of high pressure air is released through the jet -pump cleaning system. This inflates the filter tube, halting in -flow of air through the tube and expels dust from the outer surface of the cloth. 13 Importance of Abrasive The final element of blast cleaning is the abrasive itself. Three important factors should be considered to evaluate the performance of the abrasive: 1. The amount of cleaning the abrasive will do in a given length of time. 2. The quality of the cleaning. 3. The cost of performing a given amount of work. This performance is determined by abrasive breakdown charac- teristics, the abrasive size distribution in the blast machine and the abrasive hardness. 14 Abrasive breakdown rate affects the shape of the abrasive in the operating mix, and therefore the maintenance on the blast equipment. Abrasive size distri- bution is also influenced by the breakdown rate. The smallest size abrasive possible should be selected for each job. The size of the abrasive selected, however, is not the factor influencing consumption. Rather, it is the size at which the abrasive is removed from the machine. Abrasive hardness is the third major consideration in arriving at proper product selection. z w re 6 =. JU UO U O: w= H` N u_ W O: gQ co d = H Z� 1— O Z E- ui U ON C) I—. = v. Li- z` =:. o z • I..... 1,2 The harder, tougher and more resistant the abrasive, the more useful energy it will impart to the cleaning task. When possible, use a low breakdown and high hardness product, characteristics found in Wheelabrator Steel Abrasive, for lowest maintenance costs and maximum cleaning efficiency. gir:x,:Mf'FjP1',044h.;:Qt`41),, hielA P,V1g4N4: CONTROLLING THE %ABRASIVE OPERATING MIX 0,, 4 15 Controlling the Cost of Blast Cleaning A Wheelabrator blast cleaning operation involves the discharge of millions of abrasive pellets per hour. Any loss of abrasive out of the machine means increased operating costs because of the cost of abrasive and maintenance on equipment outside the blast chamber. 1 z 3 4 ^ uipment to'avold. r' b usable abrasive in separator: '' dlscharge`or dust collector ` ecover "spilled abrasive prevent abrasive carryout with work Check for cabinet teaks The real indication of the efficiency of the Wheelabrator operation is the blasting cost per wheel hour. Since the basis of any cost record involves the compilation of abrasive added, parts replaced, maintenance labor, accurate records of these items should be maintained. The wheel hour meter on your machine will provide the record of the number of hours the machine was actually blasting. 16 THE WHEEL -HOUR SYSTEM OF COST CONTROL z Z ,re 6 U O CO o. CO ill J= w O. g -. < co —a u I- 0 zr 0 N. O —: I- =U — O: w.. U =` z k Since blast cleaning equipment is by nature self- destructive, the accurate control and deter- mination of operating costs is of particular importance. The better the maintenance practices and the more thorough the knowledge of the operating cost picture, the larger the dividends. J}y t1'a4tY 4,,' Y , 1� ryt }'yx ;i•i�?,y� °; 1'. AS M1 Y t tf�. °, 'R .,3�,�x:'4 15. �'s �,�'�ittM1 `yf. }�x ROUTINE MAINTENANCE FOR PEAK R. OPERATING EFFICIENCY .^. � " 3 1 'h f A Ali 5 b ashes �Ke� 4 hops -��' meter sad ng �` � ti t �' cue TP: Lo tlon oeho s of ::4 eekl j @i}L'S.Lr�`f ri[t[3Ye.G '{�t ➢f "� •'' ,, a Scryeeyn.5.analye s " 2�*kiPai�l sn !ta�M1C,�: :l�t "�ILfC tZ ,iof abraslvemlx i 0 • `.cceenanalystrof i7,}C 'R$ i Q; tY�„ M1}`L+'.43 �� " , �_ separator,dlscharge � t .�at��'y eek -.•i* iR }3 C Screen an ,I3 S of t � dustYcollector d *Oar 0 P"Y4 :Week) v ' - , Poor maintenance practices can be a very serious problem because operating costs can rise rapidly if efficiency of the Wheelabrator is not kept at peak condition. Routine inspections of all components on a regular schedule are recommended to prevent unnecessary break- down and costly repairs. ,w' "+, `SrV.40 sieahl@ig∎tsts - .`-'41,44r` 17 18 Preventive Maintenance Cost Reduction Through an Adequate Program of Preventative Maintenance The best way to lick costly maintenance and repair costs is to nip them in the bud — before the little acorn (accent on "ache ") branches out into a mighty oak. Preventive maintenance of Wheelabrator equipment is a major factor in any cost reduction program. Assignment of Responsibility Once the desirability of setting up a plan is determined, careful thought must be given to its organization. This can be very simple or quite involved depend- ing upon the number of Wheelabrators involved and the production requirements. Trained Operators Operators of Wheelabrator machines should be capable, intelligent men who take pride in their work and machine. They should be able to detect problems when cleaning quality falls off or time for cleaning is longer than usual. The operator is the first line of defense in any maintenance program. Check Sheets are Desirable Without accurate operating information, it is impossible to determine abnormal performance. A check sheet has proven helpful to a great many of our customers in recording this information. We will be glad to assist you in formulating an acceptable check sheet. Spare Parts Inventory A well planned program means little unless adequate spare parts are available when needed. The spare parts stock control system can be very involved or entail merely a regular examination of the part available to determine reordering dates. The important point is to main- tain a stock adequate to take care of regular replacements. Call Upon Your Wheelabrator Engineer If you are interested in setting up a preventive maintenance program, your Wheelabrator field sales or service engineer will be glad to assist you. He can be of invaluable assistance to you in setting up a workable inspection program, in advising you as to an adequate parts and abrasive inventory, in recommending desirable controls and record forms, and provide training programs for you. ` %'1GaY1r.C;c2uF�lCtc'• .rk�.H •,. CaII on Wheelabrator for any of these services • Analyze your cleaning needs • Design blast cleaning system • Furnish all equipment including special designs • Complete installation service • Maintenance and inspection services • Operator and maintenance training your plant or ours • Environmental protection +.?y,�rc -� a��':: fi, a: :�^dv+envuu•uscc:+v:�m:.e,:�i3, 19 Q:. 'U 0 CO 3 AO 111; CI N LL W a' r ai NCluj: moo;. Z H, moo; ;o N; WW u. IJJ U =; O ~' z AThe Wheelabrator Corporation AFL A Wheelabrator Technologies Company 1606 Executive Drive, LaGrange, Georgia 30240, 706/884-6884 Printed in U.S.A. m rator • • 6 Q cp!c i °r . • - o 0, RECEGtb , CITY OF TUKWIL4 EXHIBIT: B.6.b'' PERMIT CENTER:, 0 Z W 1U 0 UD U) W J WO r =a I- z= 1- 0 zI- wW 0 - O 0 - wW 2 HI- - Li_ O .. Z w U (I) — I- _ 0 Z Maintenance, access and repairability have never been better than that afforded with the Ewing -our wheel design. This wheel unit is mounted to a swing out panel to allow access to the heart of the wheel within minutes. Used on wheel power requirements up to 50 HP. Maintenance work which previously required several hours of non - productive downtime is now accomplished in less than one hour. Routine inspections can he done in minutes. THE BD ADVANTAGE • Easy blade changeout • Uniform abrasive distribution throughout the blast zone for rapid and thorough cleaning • Improved blade design provides greater shot velocity • Abrasive flow rates up to 1500= /min at. 1800 rpm • Effective narrow blast patterns are achieved with the 17BD195 blade design • The 50BD210 blade design delivers a 5" wide blast pat- tern of 2400= /min., in either 75 or 1001-IP configurations • Available in hearing and sheave arrangement or direct drive, mounted to a haseplate The BD Wheel Family BD WHEEL BLADES 17111)195 2511D130 25131)150 25111)195 25131)250 5013D150 50111)210 50131)250 Blade numbers indicate blade width and wheel diameter in inches. Example 50131) 250 represents a 5" wide blade, Hi-Directional Wheel with a blade tip to blade tip diameter of 25 inches. 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DESCRIPTION 5'-8 7/f? • 2'-5 3/4• 2'-5 3/4' 3'-B' V.D. 4' 4' 22, .1.2•".t:•'••• •fl. • " a 35•79 3/8" a cift nX JUL 1 8 1997. • PERMIT CENTER Yelweimmo an *wain* Wow 'Own* astel ors (_ms to Navy lisstAiN .01(• - alvelvrel small 1/1Ir - NI saw 1/II• as•-essumbIlve draing sad Ilse Ms* Moo Ilwain b Ilmo pow,/ el 11•••Ilitibr Clamule Ms. sail use or mks Vane wind b. mai was* • A Wheelabrator e WHEEL VERTICAL ROLL NADINE all MEI Vt•I4 SR MOWN' ffrp-n-r-riTrir-rrriftlltin.qi.v.iffilfp Fp. rrj.1111111.11:171-riTiTTITiTi tri-HiTr itil-rn • 1 • ' 5 • CHINA • , • (rr, 6 • I. 1 • : h11111111111.11111111ffilliii111111111111111110111111111111111111111[11*11111611111111.1(1.111111ffir[111111.11111,11111jrirdill1111111111111.61111111. 1, • File: Drawing# 17. m�r^` ^.° ~ atch Digesters, 13" - 4" interior with 21' straight shell. ick stainless steel clad. �$ ., • ^^ s ligeout6blelord,XbrItract to build ,,fe_.e.31,00,9,pe:ar,Batch Digesters eileklecl:iassur:ance that 40,:c:1164.1,F,P0fiiips, acid and in these ..,4 Areaafhatc.iiiiiked --- in pulp ��^ So, .weworked closely with the customer on the total job, from computer-aided structural design through budgeting, ac- tual fabrication and installation. Concept through installation— Union Tank engineers are the answer! Pictured right, typical Union:iTarik<fabrication of a staifilesSlclad Hot Acid ^ vvor‘ tng,Oith Clad calls for specialrecautions, including, greater care in " haridlif,i;g:::,Thi -surface is ex- tremely meticulous to completely avoid any car- bon steel precipitation, which would negatively affect the corrosion resistance of stainless. Built for a Western pulp and paper mill, the spherical vessel sits on a cylindrical skirt which supports the load. ' ,11111 1111111111. ififfig `i',..illii11,11 '- • '—``—�`-'''r`m�``'`��- -m/ '.` CHINA � '. ��`�,,` � • ` . :.' "`- • •a ~ IN THE CHIPS. Union Tank Works has an enviable history of performance serving the pulp and paper industry. I •-•;"0, ) ''74- '77' ' ' ' • • . • 7 '' T 7177 RifFri;irrnVir 44 • •C t 40, •,■34 oi,t o: INCH „ 'CHINA' • • „ .• . ' . • , . • •••• • . • • . , • ••• . File: awing Bi- Directional Wheel Technology he 13D (131- Directional) Wheel is u direct drive wheel provided on n stancictrd OT custom hnse plate that call he mounted to existing blast cleaning machines. Ideal for applications denutndin[ l01l,t; uniform blast patterns, this wheel reduces cNcle time without crmlprrnis- tngeffc'ctivelless. Ecl5c'of 111c1p1[e11c111ee and reduced operating co.St are an1Ofl the man,. benefits of 1V'heelclhrator's 13D Wheel teclmolr)g,. • Reversing capabilities • 13l- directs ni l components • 13 inch, 15 Inch, 19.5 inch Lind 25 inch wheel diameters available with 2.5 inch amid 5 inch blade widths • (.elltr!Jicall, locked reversible blades • Tapered blade pickup • 1)ual sided wheel construction • Positive lock control cage • Curled top liner • Optiullal cast fl ii lneNe housing • Direct drive or belt driven • Available from 5 to I CO III' • Swing-out wheel c /eJ1,g11 • l p w (-)hl` R P.\ 1 WHEELABRATOR BI- DIRECTIONAL WHEEL SYSTEM COMPONENTS Positive Lock Indicator The sawtooth design on the control cage and the control cage locking clamp provide finite adjustment and a consistent blast pattern. Locking clamps eliminate potential "drifting" and shift of the abrasive coverage area. Whcelahrator's family of Bi- Directional wheels are the first wheel units - available that operate in either direction simultaneously. Reducing to only one set, the wheel replace- ment parts required fir +mainte - nance inventory. r.� WHEEL HOUSING LINER DESIGN The Old Design Older liner packages consist of a flat top liner which rests on top of the end liners, allowing abrasive to ricochet uncontrol- lably, reducing wheel efficiency and increasing wear. O INCH' • CHINA IPlll! 11" 1! 17,:I11,1 1.'[1:11.i'1 IV�!Ii,,v 1 1 .111-11,1!pi.!:Iii1II11I;'-r'! '3. ;,, Bt t►t" £t • . Zl tt Ot ` ..:::6 @:, L;,..,: 9 5:, i• £ 1 •Z t 1 111111111111 11111111111111111111111IiIilil 'iili11IIIIIIII IIIliiiiliii111111lliiilllli .1il1111.1li11i1l1111li , 111iiliial1ii11liiiiiiiiilliiiliiii1 The New Design Newly designed liner packages utilize a curved top liner and include shiplapped sides on both top and end segments. The curved top liner unit increases wheel life and reduces maintenance by minimizing the ricochet of abrasive hack into the wheel. Optional Manganese. Wheel Housing RECEIVED CITY' OF TUKWILA JUL181997 PERMIT CENTER ■ File: s's • • .35titm- e-\ 1 nbSI AMA AL lb. la � . Alb .11Ib. 'mow vai- 1111P DEWA MOP A "VW A "Inv v F4�1�1 I2 WEST VAL-L- Y H I G.N WAY - S -1 I • I I I it' • W EXISTING LAWN TO REMAIN 45 :.._ NrW imp -.um a w- `7111111r ain� DEWAL - err LEGEND SYM. BOTANICAL NAME 'RIGID GUY' TREE GUYS MILL THRU STAKES OUT OFF EXCESS METAL) W VX2• WOOD TREE STAKES {STAIN W/ OLYMPIC NO.7 PRIOR TO INSTALLATIQ•I. r MULCH IN BASIN 3• WATER RETENTION BASIN (IN SHRUB & GROUNDOOVFR AREAS ONLY) 'FERTILIZER TABLETS SACKPILL SOIL MIX TOP REMOVE BURLAP FROM VS COMPACTED MOUND OF S CKFILL SOL NW • NOTE: REMOVE TREATED OR SYNTHETIC StIRLAP COMPLETELY. PLANTING PIT SHALL BE A MIN. 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