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Home My WebLink AboutPermit S01-003 - ANDOVER EXECUTIVE PARKSO1-003 ANDOVER EXECUTIVE PARK 617 INDUSTRY DR SITE INSPECTION (PLANNING) File No. S2001-003 Name of Tenant: Andover Executive Park Sign Address: 617 Industry Dr. Date Photo Taken: 8/28/01 x Sign appears to conform to permit application Sign appears different from permit application Sign not installed as of (date) Make new site visit and taken photo by (date) Comments: June 13, 2001 • City of Tukwila • Steven M. Mullet, Mayor Department of Community Development Steve Lancaster, Director Lauchlin R. Bethune 6625 South 190th Street Suite B-108 Kent WA 98032 Re: Landscaping at the northeast and southeast corner of Andover Park East and Industry Drive; 617 Industry Drive, Tukwila. Dear Mr. Bethune: This is to follow up on our meeting on May 14, 2001, regarding your proposal to modify the landscaping at the corner of Andover Park East and Industry Drive. As we discussed at the meeting, the landscaping in question was installed as part of the sidewalk and tree improvement project in the Central Business District of the City. The landscape plan was based on the concept of creating nodes at street intersections along the corridor. A combination of shrubs and trees were planted at all four corners of the intersection of Andover Park East and Industry Drive to create such a node. Most of this landscaping is within a utility easement on private property. Your proposal to move the shrubs back from the street edge would not be consistent with the overall design for the entire corridor. We also understand that on the SE corner of the intersection, some of the shrubs have been removed and some have been moved back from the edge of the sidewalk and this work was done without the City's approval. You have also expressed concern regarding sight distance problem for vehicles making left turn from Industry Drive in order to go south. Attached is the site plan that shows the 40 feet vision triangle. Please note that none of the landscaping in question is within that vision triangle. Additionally you are permitted to trim the existing shrubs to improve the visibility. Please note that the shrubs may only be trimmed the least amount necessary. Shrubs may not be trimmed lower than three feet. Further the City is willing to consider a revised plan that replaces the existing Cistus Skanbergii (Rockrose) in the area between two handicap accessible ramps (the middle one-third portion of the entire row) with a ground cover such as Ceonothus Gloriosus. All landscaping on the SE corner of the intersection must also be restored to its original condition. If you decide to replace Rockrose with a different groundcover, such design should also be reflected on the SE corner. If you decide to pursue this option, please submit a landscape plan for the City's approval. 6300 Southcenter Boulevard, Suite #100 • Tukwila, Washington 98188 • Phone: 206-431-3670 • Fax: 206-431-3665 • • Additionally you are also permitted to prune some of the low branches of the existing trees to improve visibility of the monument sign. It appears that the low branches of two existing trees have already been pruned. Similar pruning can be accomplished for the remainder of the trees. If you have any further questions, you can reach me at 206-431-3685. Sincerely, Minnie Dhaliwal Associate Planner mig*milli wi 1 . 1prof, 100141, , s.- I Stioo,r 104 01%., e"1 , N , ,„......, . , RELOCATED SIGN • CISTUS SKANBER6 NF -W INDUSTRY DR. NEW SIDEWLK May 21, 2001 Lauchlin R. Bethune 6625 South 190th Street Suite B-108 Kent WA 98032 Re: Landscaping at the northeast and southeast corner of Andover Park East and Industry Drive; 617 Industry Drive, Tukwila. Dear Mr. Bethune: This is to follow up on our meeting on May 14, 2001, regarding your proposal to modify the landscaping at the corner of Andover Park East and Industry Drive. As we discussed at the meeting, the landscaping in question was installed as part of the sidewalk and tree improvement project in the Central Business District of the City. The landscape plan was based on the concept of creating nodes at street intersections along the corridor. A combination of shrubs and trees were planted at all four corners of the intersection of Andover Park East and Industry Drive to create such a node. Most of this landscaping is within a utility easement on private property. Your proposal to move the shrubs back from the street edge would not be consistent with the overall design for the entire corridor. We also understand that on the SE corner of the intersection, some of the shrubs have been removed and some have been moved back from the edge of the sidewalk and this work was done without the City's approval. You have also expressed concern regarding sight distance problem for vehicles making left turn from Industry Drive in order to go south. Attached is the site plan that shows the 40 feet vision triangle. Please note that none of the landscaping in question is within that vision triangle. Additionally you are permitted to trim the existing shrubs to improve the visibility. Please note that the shrubs may only be trimmed the least amount necessary. Shrubs may not be trimmed lower than three feet. Further the City is willing to consider a revised plan that replaces the existing Cistus Skanbergii (Rockrose) in the area between two handicap accessible ramps (the middle one-third portion of the entire row) with a ground cover such as Ceonothus Gloriosus. All landscaping on the SE corner of the intersection must also be restored to its original condition. If you decide to replace Rockrose with a different groundcover, such design should also be reflected on the SE corner. If you decide to pursue this option, please submit a landscape plan for the City's approval. Additionally you are also permitted to prune some of the low branches of the existing trees to improve visibility of the monument sign. It appears that the low branches of two existing trees have already been pruned. Similar pruning can be accomplished for the remainder of the trees. If you have any further questions, you can reach me at 206-431-3685. Sincerely, Minnie Dhaliwal Associate Planner 1 Minnie Dhaliwal - Landscaping along Ancer Park East From: Minnie Dhaliwal To: Brian Shelton Date: 5/4/01 3:29PM Subject: Landscaping along Andover Park East Hi Brian: 411 Page 11 This is regarding landscaping in the easement area at the NE corner of the intersection of Andover Park East and Industry Drive. A landscape architect would like to set up an on-site meeting to talk about some options for landscaping in that area. They would like to remove some rock rose and other shrubs and plant some different shrubs. Let me know if somebody can meet with him and I will set up the meeting. Thanks Minnie CC: Stan Anderson • Financing Toolbox Seattle's Story NewHolly Catharanthus-Cedar of Lebanon.......................................:...................................... humid coastal regions; where summers are dry and hot, grow it to harvest well before or well after midsummer. Home gardeners usually plant one of the several `Snowball' varieties or hybrids such as `Early White Hybrid' and 'Snow Crown Hybrid'. An unusual variety is `Purple Head', a large plant with a deep purple head that turns green in cooking. `Romanesco' makes cone-shaped heads of light green flowerets that are less tightly packed than those of other cauliflowers. Considered to have a fine flavor. 'Cauli-Broc' Hybrid', a cross between cauliflower and broccoli, has a light green curd with a flavor resembling that of both parents. Grow cauliflower like broccoli. Start with small plants. Space them 18-20 in. apart in rows 3 ft. apart. Be sure to keep plants actively growing; any check during transplanting or later growth is likely to cause premature setting of undersized heads. When heads first appear, tie up the large leaves around them to keep n reach full size. 'Ra ella Hybrid' isself blanchheads self -blanching; leaves curl as rer develop- ing head without assistance. CATHARANTHUS roseus (Vinca rosea) MADAGASCAR PERIWINKLE Apocynaceae PERENNIAL OFTEN GROWN A S ANNUAL J, ALL ZONES :0::O FULL SUN OR PARTIAL SHADE LOOKS THIRSTIER THAN IT IS ood for summer -fall color in hot climates. Showiest summer flower in hot, interior gardens. Glossy leaves 1-3 in. long cover bushy plant 1-2 ft. high. Phloxlike flowers 1zrose. in. wide se Thetn Litptlere white, white series grows avith rose compa t or red eye, blushepiAstrank, or brightthe Carpet series, grow 4-8 in. tall, 8-10 in. Creeping strains, including 1'/2 ft. wide. Will bloom first season from seed sown early indoors, in green- house or cold frame. Nurseries sell plants in late spring. Self -sows readily. Continues to flower after zinnias and marigolds have gone, until Thanks- giving if weather stays mild. Lives over in frostless areas but may look ragged in winter. In coastal areas, blooms in hot late summer. CATMINT. See NEPETA faassenii CATNIP. See NEPETA cataria CAT'S CLAW. See MACFADYENA unguis-cati CAT'S EARS. See CALOCHORTUS tolmiei Catharanthus roseus CATTLEYA Orchidaceae EPIPHYTIC ORCHIDS :b BRIGHT INDOOR LIGHT REGULAR WATER ative to tropical America. Most popular and \� best known of orchids. Showy flowers are used for corsages. Species, varieties, and hybrids are too numer- ous to list here. All have pseudohulbs, 1-3 in. thick, bearing leathery leaves and a stem topped with one to four orm morecflowers. ers offer wide rfrom a ange of few inches flower colors to 2 ft. or more. Commercial J lavender and purple; white; semialbas (white with colored lip) including some novelties such as yellow, orange, red, green, bronze (many of these are crosses between Cattleya and other genera). All cattleyas grow best in greenhouse where temperature, humidity, and light can be readily controlled. However, you can also grow them 70 F se plants. Main requirements: (1) warm temperature (60°F at night,70°F or or higher during the day); (2) relatively high humidity -50-60 percent more; (3) good light -20-40 percent of outside light with protection from hot midday sun. (Color of orchid foliage should be light green and leaves reen and newbe growtht. When becomes light soft) turn dark oft.) Also see Orchidace e J p. 389 p. 389 CEANOTHUS WILD LILAC Rhamnaceae EVERGREEN SHRUBS, SMALL TREES, GROUND COVERS ZONES 1-9,14-24; SEE BELOW ; S tjpplEN SIZE FOLIAGE FLOWERS COMMENTS 7-9 ft. tall, Dark green, leathery leaves Profuse, pale powder blue T Tera esaftheavyr soil, m il, dfor rought, summer use h a e ter 7-9 ft. wide clusters 2 ft. tall, Small, shiny dark green leaves Very dark blue, in short More heat resistant than C. griseus horizontalis clusters 10 ft. wide 6-7 ft. tall, 6-8 ft. wide 5-6 ft. tall, 8-10 ft. wide Densely clad in dark green 1 -in. leaves Tiny (1/4 -in.), dark green leaves From prostrate 1 -in. gray -green leaves, to 6 ft. partially evergreen or. deciduous Dark blue 1 -in. clusters One of the best. Tolerates summer water. Hardy to 15°F Dark cobalt blue 11/2 -in. Similar to 'Julia Phelps', maybe better. Deerproof clusters Bluish white Native to Rocky Mountains. Hardy in Zones 1-3 Blue' 6-9 ft. tall, Dark green Vs -in. leaves. Deep3 blue, white-frke osted, Flowers bshaped shimmer as small tree ith white. Sturdy stems. Can 8-10 ft. wide Dense 10-20 ft. tall, Dark green 21/2 -in. leaves Dark blue 10 -in. spikelike Leggy when young; pinching helps. If stems get � plume'clusters • so long that plants "fall apart," prune them 12-20 ft. wide Mostly light blue 1 -in. clusters Much used heatin Zones es 46.lDoess not do well in sonus 1-11/2 ft. tall, Dark green, oval 1 -in. leaves,of REYFS 12-16 ft. wide tough and spiny `Anchor Bay'1-11/2 ft. tall, Very dense Somewhat deeper blue than Dense foliage holds down weeds 6-8 ft. wide above exaltatus 2-3 ft. tall, Dark green, hollylike 1 -in. Dark violet blue 1 -in. clusters Stands heavy soil, water near coast y Brown' 8-12 ft..wide leaves d. porrectus 3-4 ft. tall, Dark green, hollylike 1/2 -in. Medium dark blue 1 -in. Dense growth but sparse bloom 6-8 ft. wide leaves griseus 11/2-21/2 ft. tall, Glossy, oval, 2 -in., bright Light blue 1 -in. clusters Sone ome sold Sometimesdunder his name e may be 'Hurricane 'naris 5-15 ft. wide green leaves Zones 4-7, 14 CARMEL CREEPER R. h. 2-3 ft. tall, to Glossy, oval 2 -in. leaves Pale blue 1 -in. clusters Very the otfast, somewhatforms r nCkgroeus wer. Deer love this 'Hurricane Point' 36 ft. wide C. g. h. 2-3 to tall, Glossy, dark green 11/2 -in. Medium blue 1 -in. clusters One of best ground -covering kinds. Looks refined ankee Point' 8-10 ft. wide leaves C. R 'Louis Edmunds' 5-6 fttall Bright glossy green 1 -in. Medium sea blue 1 -in. Stands heavy soil, water 9-20 ft. wide leaves clusters C. g. 'Santa Ana' 4-5 ft. tall, Rich dark green 1/2 -in. leaves Dark midnight blue 1 -in. Smaters beautiful leaves, flowersomewhat brushy stems, but 10-15 ft. wide rea G.•hearstiorum 6 in. tall, 6-8 ft. Bumpy 11/2 -in. leaves Medium blue 1 -in. clusters Onef I flattkee estarut leis in n peens. Sp ce;dnot s from wide dependable - C• impresses SANTA BARBARA CEANOTHUS C. 'Joyce Coulter' 6-9 ft. tall, 10-15 ft. wide 2-5 ft. tall, 10-12 ft. wide Dense mass of dark green Lovely dark blue 1 -in. clusters Temperamental; does best near coast 1/2 -in. leaves Medium green 1 -in. leaves Medium blue 3 -5 -in. Grows as mound rather than ground cover spikelike clusters once established. Good tub plant indoors or out, in ing up or tumbling down; for trellis, wall, or hillside. Rboicissus capensis .: ; , sr and greenhouse plant. Climbing, but usually grown '4-6 in. long, oval, toothed, with shown pink and on on lower surface. Leaves resemble those of rex and texture. Species needs warmth, semishade, humidity, Zones 13-24. Native to Australia. Rapid growth to 15 Eventually climbs to 30-50 ft. Leaves highly polished, roundish, leathery leaflets 3 in. long; foliage strong in tex- color tones. New growth covered with rust -colored fuzz. as C. antarctica. Makes gond bank cover in sun or light ,; .1 erosion. Needs little or no water. :"-(G. trifoliolata). Zones 12, 13. Hardy deciduous vine with succulent, ivy -shaped leaves, 1-2 in. wide. Very fast growing. .b. or rough wall or scrambling over rocks. Needs no irriga- . (_ . cool and woodsy. gula (C. quadrangularis). Indoor and greenhouse plant. vtAe, usually grown in hanging baskets. Generally leafless, with ted, thick, four -angled or winged stems that climb or trail sev- Occasional leaves oval or three -lobed, 2 in. long. Odd rather C. quadrangula is easy to grow with water, good light, good bifolia. GRAPE IVY. Zones 13, 15, 16, 21-24 (needs all-vear live to South America. To 20 ft. Beautiful dark green foliage. dtvlded into diamond-shaped leaflets 1-4 in. long, with sharp - es; show bronze overtones because of reddish hairs on veins Widely used indoors. Outdoors, it grows to good size and can he on trellis, pergola, or driftwood branches. Grows in sun or fairly e, tolerating low light intensity indoors. In the ground it needs tater. The variety'Mandaiana' is more upright and compact than the aith larger, more substantial leaflets. 'Ellen Danica' has leaflets lobed like an oak leaf; it grows more compactly than grape ivy darker green, less lustrous leaves. Ltriata. Zones 13-24. Native to South America. To 20 ft. In effect a re Virginia creeper, with small, leathery leaves divided into three to ets, each 1-3 in. long. Stems reddish. Use as ground or wall cover, long traceries against plain surfaces or to spill over wall. Sun or needs some water. Useful and beautiful. C''oinieriana. See Tetrastigma voinieriana e. Members of the rockrose family grown in the West are ever - shrubs with flowers that look something like single roses—small in nthemunr nummularium, large in Cistus. Individual flowers are lived but appear over a long season. RGREEN SHRUBS ZONES 7-9, 12-24; BORDERLINE IN ZONES 4-6 FULL SUN 0 0 LITTLE OR NO WATER ONCE ESTABLISHED !Native -to- Mediterranean region. Hardy to 15°E. .Producers of showy spring flowers, rockroses titre sun loving, fast growing, tolerant of aridity. KUften planted in fire -hazard areas. They accept poor, dry soil and will take cold ocean winds, salt €spray, or desert heat. Rockroses should have well -drained soil if they are to 'be watered. To keep plants vigorous and neat, cut out a few old stems from 4hme to time. Tip -pinch young plants to thicken growth, or give a light over - .all shearing to new growth. • Cistaceae—Citron When planting in area that will not be irrigated, don't plant root -bound plants. Cut circling roots and spread out the mass so roots can grow down to lower soil levels. Use as dry -bank cover, massed by themselves or interplanted with cea- nothus, wild buckwheat (Eriogonunn), or sunroses (Helianthenrum nutnmularivan). Taller kinds make good informal screens or low dividers. Useful in big rock gardens, in rough areas along drives and roads, or in sunny wild areas. They can reduce erosion. C. albidus. WHITE -LEAVED ROCKROSE. To 4 ft. tall, 8 ft. wide, with furry gray leaves and 2 -in. flowers of bright purplish pink in spring, often with repeat bloom in fall. C. corbariensis. See C. hybridus C. crispus. To 3 ft tall; 5 ft. wide with furry. waw -edged gray -green leaves, purple -pink flowers. 'Santa Cruz' is similar, with a longer bloom season. C. `Doris Hibberson'. Compact, to 3 ft. tall and as wide. Grav-green foliage. Leaves 1-2 in. long, oval. Clear pink, 3 -in_ -wide flowers with crin- kled silky petals in June, July. Flowers blend with other flower colors better than do blooms of commonly grown C. put pureus. C. hybridus (C. corbariensis). WHITE ROCKROSE. Spreading growth to 2-5 ft. high and almost as wide. Leaves to 2 in. long, gray green, crinkly; fragrant on warm days. Flowers 11/2 in. across, white with yellow centers, in late spring. Widely grown. C. incanus (C. villosus). Bushy plant 3-5 ft. tall and equally wide. Oval 1 -3 -in. -long leaves densely covered with down. Flowers purplish pink, 2-21/2 in. across, in late spring and early summer. C. i. creticus (C. creticus) is similar, but with waw -edged leaves. C. ladanifer (C. ladaniferus maculatus). CRIMSON -SPOT ROCK - ROSE. Compact, to 3-5 ft. high, with equal spread. Leaves to 4 in. long, dark green above, lighter green beneath, fragrant. White, 3 -in. -wide flow- ers with dark crimson spot at base of each petal, June -July. There is an unspotted white form, 'Albifiorus'. Plant formerly known as C. palhinhae is now C. 1. lat folius, a lower -growing (2 -ft.) plant with larger (3 -4 -in.) pure white flowers. 'Blanche' (2 ft.) and 'Frank Birch' (6-8 ft.), both with very large (4 -in.), pure white flowers, are considered hybrids between this species and its variety. C. laurifolius. Stiff, erect growth to 5 ft., with 3 -in. dark green leaves with pale undersides. White flowers 2-21/2 in. wide in long -stalked dus- ters of three or more. C. `Peggy Sammons'. To 6 ft., with gray -green leaves and pink flowers. Heavy bloomer. C. purpureus. ORCHID ROCKROSE. Compact grower to 4 ft. tall and wide, often shorter and wider where constant ocean winds keep plants low. Leaves 1-2 in. long, dark green above, gray and hairy beneath. Red- dish purple; 3 -in. -wide flowers with red spot at base of each petal, June—July. Very fine where cool winds and salt spray limit choice of plants. C. salviifolius. SAGELEAF ROCKROSE. Wide -spreading shrub to 2 ft. high and.6 ft. across. Leaves light gray green, about 1 in. long, crinkly, veined, crisp looking. Flowers 1'/2 in. wide, white with yellow spots at base of petals, very profuse in late spring. Good bank or ground cover for rough situations. Usually sold as C. villosus 'Prostratus'. C. skanbergii. Low, broad bush 3 ft. tall and 8 ft. wide. Gray -green leaves; pure pink, 1 -in. flowers in great profusion in late spring. C. `Sunset'. Dense, spreading growth to 2 ft. tall, 6-8 ft. wide. Leaves are gray green, flowers dark magenta pink. Long bloom period. C. `Victor Reiter'. Stiffly erect plant to 3-4 ft., with gray -green leaves and hot pink, pale -centered flowers 2-2'/2 in. across. . C. villosus. See C. incanus C. villosus `Prostratus'. See C salviifolius C. `Warley Rose'. Grows 1 ft. tall, 4 ft. wide, with dark green leaves and purplish pink flowers. - CITRON. See CITRUS, Miscellaneous p. 232 FOR INFORMATION ON YOU CLIMA.i'E ZO"d PLEASE ;SEE PAGES 157.44 229 • 9 BREADBOARD CAFE STATE FARM INS. (TL) 11111, ( ,......._ INSPECTION RECORD Retain a copy with permit INSPECTION NO. CITY OF TUKWILA BUILDING DIVISION 6300 Southcenter Blvd, #100, Tukwila, WA 98188 50 :7003 PERMIT NO. (206)431-3670 Project: e ryaey ae Type nspectioid: Address: . _,_y (0/1_ /. ncic' h-1 Date called: o i 3 / 3/ Special instructions: Date wanted: 3P�U' % (a.m� p.m. Requester: ,CEJ C/S1e/ Phone;_ -395 -333/ tgA_Rproved per applicable codes. ❑ Corrections required prior to approval. COMMENTS: Inspector Date: 3- -4 n $4ti i:' INSPECTION EE REQUIRED. Prior to inspection, fee must be paid at 6300 Southcenter Blvd., Suite 100. Call to schedule reinspection. Receipt No: Date: City of Tukwila 6200 Southcenter Boulevard • Tukwila. Washington 98188 (206) 433-1800 MEMORANDUM FROM Jot./ivt DATE- 3/ Il D/ SUBJECT: 6/S11 ferm , t 5 0/- 003 (A2E cO,n er ®( Pe 41z,... ciess-f7 Die/v& Te -e- PA) off/rec.-4>r exist' s�^cef' yes s Lia fei-nom:.,_ INSPECTION NO. INSPECTION RECORD Retain a copy with permit CITY OF TUKWILA BUILDING DIVISION 6300 Southcenter Blvd, #100, Tukwila, WA 98188 PERMIT NO. (206)431-36 Projectii : // 4,...,,,,,ei • Type of I_nspectiop:)-7 P-coob eyc 4. Addres ns C( gyp / Date Calle Special instructio s: // Date wanted: qm Requester Phone: 2,(13 — 11, "--333) nApproved per applicable codes. Corrections required prior to approval. COMMENTS: RiAivrvIT/14- ZeA7-1..4 1-701— / A 1?._ Inspector: 1 Date: n $47.00 REINSPECTION E REQUIRED. Prior to inspection, fee must be paid at 6300 Southcenter Blvd., Suite 100. Call to schedule reinspection. Receipt No: Date: City of Tukwila !� (206) 431-3670 Community Development / Public Works • 6300 Southcenter Boulevard, Suite 100 • Tukwila, Washington 98188 PERMANENT SIGN PERMIT Status: ISSIJED Type: P-PSIGN Category: FREE Permit No: S01-003 Issued: 03/13/2001 Address: 617 INDUSTRY DR Location: NE CORNER OF INDUSTRY DRIVE AND ANDOVER PK E Parcel #: 022340-0010 Zoning: iefol -nye' BUSINESS ANDOVER EXECUTIVE PARK 617 INDUSTRY DRIVE, TUKWILA WA 98188 PLANNER MINNIE DHALIWAL CONTRACTOR NEW IMAGE NEON, INC 6828 S 194TH ST, KENT WA 98032 Phone: 206-575-6675 Phone: 253-395-3331 *************************************************************************** Permit Description: FREESTANDING SIGN 29SF "ANDOVER EXECUTIVE PARK" Total Permit Fee: 50.00 PERMANENT SIGN: SIGN LIGHTING: INTERNAL WALL SIGN - Wall Area (Sq. Ft.): .00 Wall Sign Size (Sq. Ft.): .00 Face Residential Land: FREESTANDING SIGN - Street Frontage for Entire Lot (Ft.): Bldg Height (Ft.): 14.00 Sign Size (Sq. Ft.): 28.44 Sign Height (Ft.): .7 (In.): 4 Setback (Ft.): 25.00 Number of Sign Faces: 2 280.00 ************************************************************************** I -ve-L- r 3 , JOD I Planning Division Authorized Signature Date It is the responsibility of the installer to obtain the electrical permit and inspections from the State Electrical Department. The applicant or installer is required to call the Building Division at (206) 431-3670 for a final inspection. THIS PERMIT SHALL BECOME NULL AND VOID IF THE WORK IS NOT COMMENCED WITHIN 180 DAYS FROM THE DATE OF ISSUANCE, OR IF THE WORK IS SUSPENDED OR ABANDONED FOR A PERIOD OF 180 DAYS FROM THE LAST INSPECTION. CITY OE -IUKW1I..A Address: 617 1NDUS1 'Y DP Permit No: Suite: 1erant: Status: type: P--PS1GN Applied: Par',e1 U: 022340-0010 Issued: S01-003 'ISSUED 01/09/2001 03/13/2001 ****x********************************•*******•********************•********** Permit Conditions: 1. 1 he proposed sign must be 1 ocated outside the 15 foot utility strip.lhe existing plantings.that includes trees and shrubs were planted <a53 part of City's street improvements project along Andover Park East. This sign permit does riot authorize any removal of the existing landscaping. 1 hereby certify that 1 have read these conditions and will comply with them as outlined. All provisions of law and ordinances governing this work wi 11 be complied with, whether specified herein or not. l he granting of this permit does riot presume to give authoriity to violate or cancel the provisions of any other work or local laws regulating constructi ori or the performance of work. 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Sate of WaOno toli DEPARTMENT O1' LABOR & INDUSTRIES PO BOX 44450 OLYMPIA WA 98504-4450 NEW IMAGE NEON INC 6,02$ S • 194TH ST KENT WA 98032-1173 Of s - I.625{)5;.000 13197) FG_i:W atl) i;t/971 Z/z a6ed Jr FIRST CLASS MAu, US PQSTAGL: TATs) DLY P&DI^ r WA. 1 rrIONMOsce7 PERMIT NO 312 AECEiv :JUL 3 1 2000 •':ONTRACTOR Rtub l NMI ION DEPARTMENT OF LA13OR AND INDUSTRIES REGISTERED AS.PROVIDED:'BY•LAW••AS CONST• CONT 'GENERAL .• NEW:IMAGE NEON INC • 6820 • .S 194TH ST KENT WA 98032-1173 Detach And Display Crr'ificate REGISTERED•AS.•PROVIDED BY LAW AS l CONST CONT : •• GENERAL; ::.... �,,.• ..,::.,.4,._ REG•IST EXP ..:;::DATE:,::: EWIMNI03300` X17/.16,% , EF '$C' IVE .DATE. • 09/17/1; NEW IMAGt% wIiT• ON". Ilii! :6828 S. 9. KENT s;gnan r • • � Issucd by DEPARTNikiiT: 0FJ,.• R AND INDUSTRIES `•WvLE:6 LO -EL -JEW `ZEES 96C ESZ Please Remove And Sign Identification Card Before Placing In Billfold !.oui `uoeN a6ewi meN :/C9 .us $tate of Washington DEPARTMENT OF LABOR & INDUSTRIES PO BOX 44460 OLYMPIA WA 98504-4460 NEW IMAGE NEON INC 619 S ALASKA ST SEATTLE WA 98108 3�ta�—�?2B.oi DLY PeAUF FIRST CLASS MAIL tJS POSTAGE PAID VJ.YMPL4 WA WA . VIERNfi'BNi9.42' II.Itt4d.,„1111.tilA.0.1,1411„hu7!(Itttt NJ ,.- Detach And Display Certificate '--+ Detach And Display. Certificate — I- LICENSED AS PROVIDED.BY LAW AS ELEC CONTR, LICENSE:•` :# '°:'....EXP •;:,, DATFs..,,. 4s°;':' Ew1MNIO33iii':••05/14fa '; 05/14/t9c C'T'IVE DATA , NEW IMAGE •NEON INC a'.r 619 8 :ALAS1.A 3T . SEATTLE•.•WA=. ' 90.1 Z/1. abed Signaturc Issued by DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND INDUSTRIES t•WV9E:6 lo -e !ME S6C ESZ Please Remove And Sign identification Card Before Placing In Billfold `•ouI `uoaN a6BWI MON :/(g .us r CITY Lr fti .�rtLr1 JAM 1 7 2001 talc y tut 1 c.IIIVV114I Department of Community Devel¢erfi^nnENTER 6300 Sauthcenter Boulevard, Suite 100 Tukwila, Washington 98188 206 431-3670 PERMANENT SIGN PERMIT APPLICATION PERMIT NO.- DATE: O DATE: • 5O/ o 12-21760 Please Mit Ari chi vim. 6 xe ve RwK toll 1•rJSiVy S124 -1 -ye: l * A tt l3uslneas Name Address of Sign 161 2S+crt L /4 a Yi 1,4 25 )9114'' S ke.-i7-,1 '48632, Gyms 204. 575 - t i75 • Phone 253 3 9 5 = 33.3) dd Cil Stat Z ' AppllcanVContacl Address, y, New A1.107:( (0526s 19q�-h5f: r(en1-,W '98 32 • Address, City, Contractor tY p ❑ Separate apFlication required lir each sign proposed ❑ 3 sets of plans are required, Including site plan showing: • Property Tines • Streets • Buildings • Locations of all existing and proposed signs ❑ Sign elevations with area calculations and dimensions ❑ Supporting atruoture and method of illumination ❑ One copy of valid Washington State contractor's license ❑ $50 application tee per sign See back of form for examples Phone 253 395-351 Phone Ip yojri sign a:. ' •- 3 95 - 33L ❑ Freestanding sign 16 or more feet In height ❑ Pole sign with lace 30 square feet or more in area 11 any of the above are true you must go through structural review • STRUCTURAL. REVIEW CHECKLIST: ❑ $64 for structural review (If. actual cost to th'e City IA greater, you will be billed when you pick up your permit). ❑ or walConstruction details i attachments (see back Of form rforofoundation examples) ❑ Structural calculations for the design of the details .prepared by a Washington Stale etruoturpt eriglrleer SIGN DESCRIPTION Ih, sign: Isternally lit ❑ Externally III 0 Not lit • Dopa'the sign face residential zones or public facilities?' pr Yea ❑ No l' Exposed neon tubing 19 not allowed withlri 200 feet of LDR, MDR or HDR zones,. Did building go through cletgn review? ❑ Yes No Including this sign, how many signs will list this business? Freestanding— Wall,_ WA What mounted? Wall sign size: Does wall sign 0 Yes If the sign re vie • . L SIGN: . e the wall area (length x height) where the aign'w1II be square feet square f w •reth,• •• w • a more than 400 ee checklist for addition 0 pounds? ds 11 requires structural mutton In atton required. FREESTANDING SIGN: Street frontage of the entire lot where the sign will b4 located: (set Generally, only ons freestanding sign is allowed per lot, • Size of sjgp face: 2.9 square feet . Structuilrl review is required for•pole signs with foe 30 square feet'or more in area, see checklist for additional Informatiop required. Number ol:stgn faces: Height of building. feet Generally, signs may not be higher than the building they are associated with, ►t' Sign height:• -1 ..ht:. . Inches Structural review Is required for signs 15 feet or more In height, see checklist for additional Information required, Distance iriom closest edge of sign to property lines: feet Generally, signs must be setback from all property lines at !eget as far as they are high: INSPECTIONS If the sign needs structural review, the applicant or Installer Is required to call the Building Diylslon at 431.3670 for footing or bracket insPections. Footing Inspections must take place before concrete Is poured. Bracket Inspections must take place before sign is . installed. A final Inspection is required for all signs when installation is complete. The applicant or Installer Is required to call the Planning , Division at 431-3870 for a final inspection. . • It Is the responsibility 01 the Installer to obtain the electrical permit and inspections from the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries al (206) 248.8630. (NOTE: IF A FINAL INSPECTION HAS NOT BEEN REQUESTED WITHIN 180 DAYS OF PERMIT ISSUANCE THE PERMIT WILL EXPIRE.) I HEAEBYCERifFY that the above Information furnished by me Is true and correct under penally of pertury by law In the State of Washington, and that the applicable requirements of the City of • wila-w -be mel. --r Oats _ -- - -- 11- - -00 VW -- (8 • l�;,�+.''i eul•.o z • 'Cori OFFICE USE ONLY aa/WJ Zoning: Structural review required? ❑ Yes ❑ No Structural review by: ❑ Dented ❑ Approved ' Actual time spent to review ..FAddhl.onal,charges,time over 2 hours Planning review by: 0 Denied 0 Issued Comments or Conditions: o ditions:d .❑ Issued with conditions 0 Approved with conditions •I Md/CDG. d1IM>ifll WdTO : t'0 , , 66...22 d3S ent By: New Image Neon, Inc.; 253 395 3332; Feb-27-01a4:26PM; (2e - 7 S • • • . • •• • • , : . ...** ' • • '.• • PI c.„ I 31tiOlit • • • • . • .. .• . • ". • • . .• • • • . •,• • , - . • • • .• • • •• .• • '".• .• "' ....... • • ' Ift 0 ! 4 11 :I I ''' . I ; 1 1 I : ; 1 Page 1/1 5�- 11-6° SCALE 1" = 2' SQUARE FT. 29 ONE DOUBLE FACE, INTERNALLY ILLUMINATED MONUMENT DISPLAY. CABINET AND BASE PAINTED LIGHT SAGE GREEN PMS 5555. INSET BETWEEN CABINET AND BASE PAINTED TO MATCH HOLLY GREEN VINYL. EMBOSSED LEXAN FACE HAS WHITE COPY, HOLLY GREEN TRANSLUCENT VINYL BACKGROUND AND GOLD NUGGET • TRANSLUCENT VINYL TREES. INTERNALLY ILLUMINATED WITH HIGH OUTPUT FLUORESCENT LAMPS AS REQUIRED. 6525 South 1 94th St Kent, WA 98032 voice 253.395.3331 fax 253.395.3332 Info@newlmageneon. com ®ESIGN INFORIv1ATION' Double faced monument Display. Andover Executive Park CLIENT DESIGN/ JOB NUMBER Greg Rust SALES PERSON Diana Wakefield DESIGNER ENGINEER oATE`, 0.--- 10/26/00 CLIENT 9GNATU2E DATE COLOR APPROVAL DATE LANDLORD SGNATURE DATE this original design is the properly of new Image neon of kent, washington. It is not to be reproduced or displayed In any fashion without the written consent of new Image neon. this concept is protected under federal copyright laws. uL ITOCATION .... at Q' At°64). 'It .„-.cD.c.....0 ,.. c, ,, •.r 1 _. \ /[j_J rn- FP —$4,5Vp1.1.-PiPTars" 141,7 iii. - 41.-ar- P C a. 't .w�. 'acis �► \ / //� Li _/1_ iI lrp t.J ____ p ` /l __/1___., 11-6° SCALE 1" = 2' SQUARE FT. 29 ONE DOUBLE FACE, INTERNALLY ILLUMINATED MONUMENT DISPLAY. CABINET AND BASE PAINTED LIGHT SAGE GREEN PMS 5555. INSET BETWEEN CABINET AND BASE PAINTED TO MATCH HOLLY GREEN VINYL. EMBOSSED LEXAN FACE HAS WHITE COPY, HOLLY GREEN TRANSLUCENT VINYL BACKGROUND AND GOLD NUGGET • TRANSLUCENT VINYL TREES. INTERNALLY ILLUMINATED WITH HIGH OUTPUT FLUORESCENT LAMPS AS REQUIRED. 6525 South 1 94th St Kent, WA 98032 voice 253.395.3331 fax 253.395.3332 Info@newlmageneon. com ®ESIGN INFORIv1ATION' Double faced monument Display. Andover Executive Park CLIENT DESIGN/ JOB NUMBER Greg Rust SALES PERSON Diana Wakefield DESIGNER ENGINEER oATE`, 0.--- 10/26/00 CLIENT 9GNATU2E DATE COLOR APPROVAL DATE LANDLORD SGNATURE DATE this original design is the properly of new Image neon of kent, washington. It is not to be reproduced or displayed In any fashion without the written consent of new Image neon. this concept is protected under federal copyright laws. uL ITOCATION B' PROPOSED SIGN PROPERTY LINE 4 O NOT TO SCALE 1111111111111Uf (1 j 5' 4" 4" 11'8" 5. 4" Sign #4 Scale: 3/4" = 1' 2'41Q. v4 6525 South 194th St Kent, WA 98032 voice 253.395.3331 fax 253.395.3332 info@newimageneon.com DESIGN INFORMATION Double faced monument Display. Andover Executive Park CLIENT DESIGN / JOB NUMBER Greg Rust SALES PERSON Diana Wakefield DESIGNER ENGINEER DESIGN DATE 10/26/00 CLIENT 9GNATLRE DATE COLORAPPROTl1L DATE LANDLORD SIGNATURE DATE this original design is the property of new Image neon of kent, washington. it Is not to be reproduced or displayed in any fashion without the written consent of new image neon. this concept is protected under federal copyright laws. *-4 LOCATION 4 L SSB. 93 y -SzS-S'-4 — /60.2,/ - ri tO - k•N.96o/Sw( ( S. 164 T1 -"1ST ) Cy 4, s4 -57 3 •,51 �• _ /O -///,i . 01 0.- 2 0 '�—Af792o3C. /y. Gig 162'M.,4R P[.00c L,AJ 54S- 1 1336.49 1• 764,3 x-39 76 /S- .33 AP: -43 -. 33 .--STRANDER BLVD. 304 7B 21-¢ 78 GP • v. 411 • STRANDER BLVD. ia5 1 C 5. /G4rs/ 57:-) ¢5444//641 e oR ' .—J9. 27 s¢pB 1319.27 .5ie•zs lie .3E6.93 By PGA, '-' -e RD./ //7L•PpcPaS� Tiles --� 1 Z; -a3 A� 3o 6OoL 54'314 TRACT 2 R K N O. 4 VOL. 79/39-40 O6LO • 27' .Pa/%ravel e5,f7 ee-/;-/7 022330 _ ZS9r66 pe /- 4-) x'44 6. 03146.6( 38* 17(.7S H B8-/6-/7 H' see -16-17 - , '1 • (` 37672 376.58 (SURv..) 2/c. oy 5VOL- 831 228 ND -02240 (Z 4 ,tVCL „CVy = /80) Z7//7 . i. 76,s 5e(SU.G,t-,) v s G •N - x / / / f . ro r-7 ry . - .... • •-: L-rr 1313,67 hyE X3,4 y5 A ASPHALT 347+25 3474. 21.70 29.0' RT. '21.93 290' RT 29.0' RT. 29,10' °R2 23.02 2T4' LT 21.1 28.3 :'CT. 20.94 29.0' LT. 20.86 29.0'; LT 20.80 29.0' LT. 20.75 29,0''LT. 20.70 30.6' :LT. 20.65 42.5' LT. 20.50 590' LT. se CURB AND GUiiER. OUCH E7G' 59.0' LT. BEGIN CURB D GUTTER MATT EX 51.0'. LT. 19.80 37.5' LT. 20.26 ADJUST: TELEPHONE MANHOLE TO GRADE (BY OTHERS) ADJUST GAS VALVE TO : GR4DE ADJUST POWER VAULT TO GRADE (BY OTHERS) ADJUST STREET LIGHT HANDHOLE TO GRADE ADJUST BUSINESS SIGN, FOOTINGS AND SPOTLIGHT TO GRADE STA. 346+08.7 (58.4' RT.) RELOCATE TRAFFIC SIGN TO STA. 346+16.7 (61.9° RT.) STA. 346+29.2 (48.9' RT.) RELOCATE BUSINESS SIGN, FOOTINGS AND SPOTLIGHT "' TO STA. ;: 346+32.7 (51.9RT.) STA. 344+53.6 (33.8' RT.) RELOCATE BUSINESS SIGN TO STA. 344+53.6 (42.5' RT.) STA.;: 344+,20.3 STA.,; 34..4+49,4 INSTALL; MOD/FIE D RIVEWAY APRO1 STA.:345+00 0t P.T. � OF CEMENT STA. 345'40.3E P.C. CEMENT = Ci . C STA. 346+16 END CEMENT `_CONCRETE> S/DEWAL1C (AT :FUTURE SIDEWALK' A.P.) STA. 346+33,9.. (33,9' LT.) CEMENT CONCRETE. SIDEWALK A.P. (PROJECTED) _ 1 STA.. 346+3967-:,.. (LT.) P.C.: CEMENT CONCRETE.: SIDEWALK STA.. 345+00.05 (RT.) P.T.. OF CEMENT ;CONCRETE S/DEWAL STA. '345+06.421RT.) CEMENT CONCRETE: S/DEWALK 346+09.; 346+18 NCRETE SIDEW EXISTING UTILITY: LOCATIONS ARE`APPR OXIMATE ARE: OBTAINED FROM SURFACE: STRU TURES' AI AVAILABLE . UTILI T '' RECORDS. f ;r FOR STREET ,:`LIGHTING AND SIGNAL ItNITERT1E, CDNSTRUCT1ON, 'SEE SHEET E - CALL 48IQURS BEFORE' YOL no date revisions .N3lNdO73/130 A.f.INf I1JI NO3 Cooz l o ddw IZeu? rte' i----(de'4`1312 -rte tic6 rt -low 1,0,7 ""t-frflor7 �- 14:77 '7t6vr4 f h�CS�jcie 111,0,1{71.0 so Fp-Po • 1/A/oo vi lin R. Bethune e rchitectsdo Environmental 6625 South 190th Street, Suite 0-108" phone: (4 >t'itashin`8to�i x}8032 lc' (42 • 345 SCGTiurip ------ -- RESTORE.JUNIPERUS F9. 'TAM - TO APPROX LIMIT OCONST SEE NOTES BELOW 15' UTILITY 49444, te7., 4.3 lit. eN1/41411357 N./ J z.....zez,allroarz,zerxe 4 ...i idipiiiiiiiiiiie'' 7171.'" - 1 a ' Aft ....-:. -.---.,. 3'DE.C. ' •,,,EA S ....:MENt..: :, , RET LIGHT v, .. it,„..-.F.....:..W.„!:. 4 i , t .66, ; • -.-.tt...n--F-..z..-a.-E: —•::tr.--.1!:---712--rr---' '-'1 --):?-- i... W SIDEWLK ------5475.Z00-.....„ NE F. 141 1 SCI.101. *, I 343 10 LIRODENDROtN TULIPeRA UTILTLy---, NEW SIDEWLK -4ZIkes.$ 41107 " • • • .r. - .—......... ..,..: ..,‘,.. ..,_ .._ _ , „.n . . „L.. t . .......... :=......,..r.55.._ . . . . . . 7.,!.___ 1 . . ...2m..:„ : .....,. _ : : .1;-4--......,„,„,.,:-!! .. . • ?...7).-.77-...!....,---n5.---rn— p _.:._ ROPOSED NODE TREE„T.Y.P.------- r•Prol_ • . . 346.00 ANDOVER PARK E. • • 4.3 LEGEND ... 509 NODE PLANTING S S T LIRODENDRON TULIPIFERA/ TULIP TREE DROPOSED NODE TREE ;SEE NODE TRee PLANTING sHeeT F--7 OR TYPE AND LOCATION) 11 , I Lij ' a INTERSECTION STA. 345+80.02 !-ANDOVER PK. E '41t C.L INDUSTRY DR.' FD. 094. tr.t4:4) OUSINESS SION =fly ----,:-...... :'::::.)...."1:.....:F11,.."1 15, ......„ , ,, • EASEMENT ' PHi RESTORATION PLANTING iimtiui LAWN JUNIPERUS S. *TAMARISCIFOLIA/ TAMARIX JUNIPER NEW ill7EWLK 2 SPACES • _35:00- EA 15.00 347.00 ,/".. I — I RESTOR.E.' LAWN TO LIMIT OF CQNSTROCTION. SEE NOTES BeLOw--__ef,2, sc-ner.1....-rrazAxscrzo-a-.=— ft! .. t ) /1 ISEE SHEET L37) 500 NOTES, 1. PLANT & LOCATE TREES PER DETAIL #1 SHEET L5. 2. TREES TO Be EQUALLY SPACED BETWEEN EDGE OF SIDEWALK & ADJACENT PARKING AREAS. BUT NOT TO EXCEED 4.00 FROM BACK EDGE OF SIDEWALK. SEE DETAIL #2. SHEET L5 3. SEE CIVIL SHEETS FOR TREES TO BE REMOVED AND LIMIT OF DISTURBANCE 4. ALL BASE INFORMATION PROVIDED BY GARDNER:CONSULTANTS. INC 34004 9TH Ave. SOUTH BLDG. Al FEDERAL WAY. WASHINGTON 08003 206-661-0075 5. VERIFY TYPE AND LOCATION OF ALL RESTORATION PLANTINGS PRIOR 6. REVIEW LOCATION OF ALL NODE PLANTING PRIOR TO INSTALLING. (See TO INSTALLING NODE PLANTING DETAIL SHEETS). NODE TREE LAYOUT TO Be APPROVED BY CITY REPRESENTATIVE PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. 7. RESTORE EXISTING LAWN AND/ OR PLANTINGS DISTURBED DURING CONSTRUCTION. SEE CIVIL SHEETS FOR LIMITS OF CUT & FILL. 1 20 0 - - • Z I - 20 40 SO SCALE IN PEET - - u1,0,,yvotrA,04, . t 0--Y tido a...5 CITY OF TUKWILA CBD SIDEWALK & TREE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT. PHASE 2 FEDERAL AID NO. PSTPUL TAg6)72) . ANDOVER PARK E. STREET TREE IMPROVEMENT PLAN *STA. 344+00 TO STA. _348.00 • „„, --• • • ! • i , . . PROPOSED STREET -11EE. TYT. 11--- • • • PYRUS CALLERYANA 'ARISTOCRAT' ',EUONYMUS ALATA 'COMPACTA' ;-. cri )LJ. J J ELOCATED SIGN .ISTUS SKANBERG • ; • Ateites460 INDUSTRY DR. NFW SIDF.WALK NEW SIDEWLK \ k