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Permit File 1705 24th Court
y 4i `,t v 0, CITY OF ANACORTES WASHINGTON ycoPt'" BUILDING DEPARTMENT • CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY This is to certify that the(Description of Building or Structure): i Duplex Located At: 1705 24th Court STREET&NUMBER Owner: Frank Penwell Constructed By: Owner I OWNER OR CONTRACTOR Bldg.Permit# 8298 Date Of Issue: 10'-19-9( 0cc.Group: 3t'/L;1 Use Zone: Pig Has Been Inspected And Occupancy Is Hereby Authorized, This 28 Day Of June r 19 91 . AUTHORIZING OFFICIAL SEE REVERSE SIDE FOR SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS.■ I 8298 1705 24th Court Frank Penwell 10-19-90 VN R3M New Construction Duplex ; fa-6 -4o Fi %Da _ I I-8-90 rNc e - 1-2-c Mci, . ,r.»v 9 tcrc A Aldc - I_-91 09 - CS\gNGr` C LIEF 9 elNCsr F oh(NG ?bi 3 SrOf 4- z2-9 ( D2Yv‘te-\\ 1 1- COMBINATION PERMIT CITY OF ANACORTES PERMIT NO: COM2002-00001 ! P.O. BOX 547 APPLIED: 112/02 ANACORTES, WA 98221 ISSUED: 1/11/02 (360)293-1901 EXPIRES: 1/11103 SITE ADDRESS: 1705 24TH COURT ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NO.: 4483-000-007-0001 PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Alternations of unit A&B per approved drawings. OWNER CONTRACTOR LENDER ANACORTES HOUSING AUTHORITY 719Q AVENUE ANACORTES,WA 98221 293-7831 TYPE OF WORK: ALT AREA(SF) VALU: $58,894 FEES TYPE OF USE: MF LOT: REQUIRED SETBACKS CENSUS CATEGORY: 1ST FLR: FRONT: Type By Date Receipt Amount ZONING: 2ND FLR: SIDE(1): PLCK MRD 1/11/02 0107419 $371.05 BASEMENT: SIDE(2): PRMT MRD 1/11/02 0107419 $570.85 OCCUPANCY GROUP: GAR/CARPORT: REAR: PMEC MRD 1/11/02 0107419 $34.15 B OTHER: REQUIRED PARKING PPLM MRD 1/11/02 0107419 $48.00 TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION: TOTAL: STBC MRD 1/11/02 0107419 $4.50 5N NUMBER OF UNITS: ACCESSIBLE: ESPL MRD 1/11/02 0107419 -$200.00 OCCUPANT LOAD: STORIES: COMPACT: Total $828.55 BUILDING HEIGHT: IMPRV SURF: MechanicalEquipment Plumbing Fixtures CITY OF ANACORTES MUNICIPAL BUILDING Equipment Type Quantit Fixture Type Quanti 904 6TH STREET Exhaust Hoods , . .. . . . . . 1 Bath Tubs 1 FINANCE( ) DEPARTMENT Kitchen Lavatories Sinks,w/Disposal 1 REG-RECEIPT:83-0107419 C:Jan 11 2002 Water Closets(Toilets) 1 CASHIER ID:M 8:23 an A:Jan 11 2002 1120 BUILDING PERMIT FE $171.05 1128 BUIL➢ING PERMIT FE $578.85 1128 BUILDING PERMIT FE $34.15 1120 BUILDING PERMIT FE $48.00 3042 DTOGU STATE BUILDI $4.50 TOTAL DUE $828.55 RECEIVED FROM: ANACORTES HOUSING AUTHORITY OHECK: $828.55 TOTAL TENDERED $828.55 CHANGE DUE $0.00 I hereby acknowledge that I have read this permit and state that the above information is correct, and agree to comply with all ordinances and laws regulating activities covered by this permit. M �6'.ette,C,Lc .!aQ6=U ,T Issued by //------pp i ant or w e ' ig ure 24 Hour Notice Required For All Inspect ons g- 7-70 Lot 7 Atfrervit. Es cs wft-L, A1 \\ 40.11-set 1 I r ( ( 1 (/ 1 - I 1� 1 I caw ! tr \ I m' \ I f--- 0 0 icenc, I� , d ST../ i cenc, 1 �`} to ' c,~ POI P illei I uo I n,b_ I v✓ JtJ iel /z3,57f PUP le* {A�nk* Pt PM� .11 1de�rt/ier e & Associates Frank Penwell 2ft-9775 1707 24th Court TNsTA\Vcig 1 rgM s C'E-1\11\tal- 2--2z -91 z+\k s?fir 3Y 4: W , rCZWiI (105 24 1-14- C l . as 11ubT tit; -FI LED OUT P-ND--RTURNED-1'01BU ETLN(; UP;YAKl'MENT ESEFOR OCCUPANCY — CAUTION — This card must be posted in a conspicuous place on the premises. INSULATION CERTIFICATION THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT, IN CONFORMANCE WITH THE CURRENT THERMAL PERFORMANCE STANDARDS (REVISED CODE OF WASHINGTON, TITLE 19.27, STATE OF WASHINGTON') AND APPROVED PLANS, INSULATION HAS BEEN INSTALLED IN THE BUILDING LOCATED AT: / '705 421-in Cte ADDRESS OF PROPERTY BLDG. PERMIT NO. Vapor barrier at 4 mil polyethylene or equivalent must be installed in crawl space. Weatherstriping, caulking,/g7asketing and/or other treatment to prevent air leakage must be installed around all exterior openings. ROOFS /,/-� I 11 TI u el ^ty I Type of Material / rO /a/f Manufacturer C e-rb% ` /eC c Thickness / / R Value" "t) �—i' (Or track name) / C/f-ex // —I /tjl EXTERIOR WALL„J/ (6 / ¢6(uc ) an? 7,- 2 f? Type of Material / f Ur/> 7r`Sf Manufacturer Thickness -� R Value" CEILINGS (Or trade name) BATTS: /meµ / .{, ^ ._,(, Q 11 ) r r ? �/ Type of Material /44r r/ef Manufacturer C.v'f/a/n/ d Thickness / R Value" J !J (Or trade name) Sq. Ft. Covered BLOWN: Type of Material Manufacturer Thickness No. Bags (Or trade name) Wt./Bag Sq. Ft. Covered R Value' FLOORS it/I. Type of Material /V /C Manufacturer Thickness R Value** Or trade( , name)( SLAB ON GRADE „ f //j su //,,L�, Y� 1 ` / Ir Type of Material Cpfts e"r" Man tacturer� P/t r- .0a-red Thickness R Value'• /D III (Or trade name) Width of Insulation Inches FOUNDATION WALLS (if required) Type of Material Manufacturer Thickness R Value** (Or trade name) DUCT AND/OR PIPE INSULATION Type of Material /� /�� ,/y�/ Manufacturer ,Q Thickness R Value**s;. ` - General Contractor (.Buyillder)/�We 2,-r- I"/kit//fsoc Ja7kf Contractor's Registration Number /���7 ��OJ / ��D� By �, .--, 2? .i C...,:_.t4 Title 01"'l-r' 7-/ -Date - ki'2 /�� - - / clI (Qualify�lus TI7fu ld'hY.- ea) Sub-contractor (Insulation Applicator) s//vtt lake_ /A 'Veg Confractor'S Registration Number - (Insulation, Masonry, etc.) (State"SAME' if same as General Contractor) By Title Date 'I •Revised Code of Washington - Thermal Performance Standards, declares: Upon completion of the installation of insulation, a card certifying that the insulation has been installed in conformance with the requirements of this 1977 amendatory act shall be completed and signed by the 'l builder or insulation applicator. For this purpose, any certification card which contains all the essential data may be used. The insulation II compliance card shall indicate the "R" value of insulation (material only) installed in the ceilings, walls, floors, on the perimeter, and ducts. When loose fill insulation is used the card shall show the square footage and the number and weight of bags installed to obtain the"R"value listed. The card must be posted at a conspicuous location within the building and will indicate the installation date. ,a ••R Value (thermal resistance) means the measure from the resistance of a material or building component to the passage of heat.The resistance value (R) of mass type insulation shall be for the material only."R"values shall be as listed in the current ASHRAE Handbook of Fundamentals, or as tested in accordance with current applicable standards. ( No certification of occupancy or similar certification that a newly constructed apartment house three stories or less in height, home, or other I • residential dwelling is habitable shall be issued by such a building department unless the structure at least satisfies the minimum energy insulation standards established pursuant to this chapter. I eu-a e FORINSPECTIONS,CALL: CITY,OF ANACORTES PERMIT 293-1001 BUILDING PERMIT '; 1 ros th Court ii 24 HrrrspAmNolIticgeNRequestedo �NES ' Site Address r k' aura., ii OFeiSt, S) PLUMBING; 3 AII.INC3 A> DR C;•S�tiyT .No:p. et TYPE;OF FIXTURE OR„ITEM FEE i, CTTY T I, PHO �It7MBER Water Closet r $ 0 AYtat ©s ts, lea 91�22? t -'w �Pts 4'Bathtub t .Gv ,t 4 .36 'St NAME '. Lavatory . is b h ' I - Shower - • 1. ADDRESS Kitchen Sink, c) I 4 Dishwasher la CITY TELEPHONE NUMBER Laundry Tray , ' - 2 Clothes Washer . . '� NAME ,. " . 2 Water Heater - . 4. 00 �' 471"'7.9e Urinal ' - (DRESS Drinking Fountain, Floor Sink or Drain CITY TELEPHONE NUMBER Slop Sink p .N Water Piping 'Lou s° U i STATE LICENSE NUMBER CITY LICENSE NUMBER -i 14 THWA11 0L - OAR'esidential t) : :❑ Non-Residential - - , PERMIT- $ 3 'U iI ICI flt''`lew ❑ Add :I ❑',Alter ❑ Repair • TOTAL FEE $ 3:i.00 (wilding : ©tPlumbing ❑'Mechanical , _ MECHANICAL O(Sign ' I O Demolition O Oth'dr ' ❑ GAS ❑ OIL ❑'ELECT. ❑ OTHER (' I Lewd Description'of Property or Tax Account Number No. TYPE OF EQUIPMENT FEE tot - a Block of 4 48 3—000—0 U T—0001 Air Cond. Unit $ Refrigeration Unit— HP Boiler— - HP Forced Air System— BTU/KW Describe Work - Floor Furnace Sup1ex Wall Heater ' Unit Heater I Clothes Dryer Occupancy Use Ventilation Fan O Single Family Residence L1,Multi-Family Residence Range Hood ❑ Office 0 Retail 0 Storage ❑ Church Air Handling tnit— .. - CFM 0 Restaurant 0 Other Pre-manufactured Stove or Fireplace �I NOTICE Gas Piping - Thisllpermit is issued by the Building Official and,under the provisions ofthel Uniform Building Code,shall expire by limitation`and become null , and void'if the building.oi,*Mk authorized by such permit is not com- ' - PERMIT' $ ' menced within 180,days from the date of permit issuance,or if the building TOTAL FEE $ ' or work authorized by such',permit is suspended or abandoned at any time - '- ,, after the work is commenced:for:a period of 180 days. T EAL , ;, VALUATION FEE By Ieffixing my signature, thereby certify that I am the owner of the Building 01 ,984 .00 $ 604.00 proper y Ifor which this permit is issued or am an authorized represen- tative of the owner. Plan Check 39:1.00 ' ' 1 Plutnbing 36 .00 MI provisions of jaws and ordinances governing this type of work will Mechanical be complied with whether specified herein or not,including routine calls for inspections. Sign 0—i-/ 3y / q Demolition . . .eo.-i- +---"" ✓, .G��!� ' , /0— it?"/c Energy Surcharge . - Sign'I tore of Owner or Authorized Agent . (Date) State Surcharge ' - 6450 Other stse§9' BfiaQfi.00 i' 1 Street Setback SideYard'Setback Rear Yard Setback 2f I() 2C TOTAL $ 3, 73.. 60 - Use Zone Occupancy Group Type of Coast. Conditions: €tt, 113_411 VI% Lot Area• Vacant Site, ng Units ' 2 , i - CI Yes ❑No . - Fire Sprinklers Required No.of Stories Bedrooms Occupant Load:-• - - r �._ ❑Yes ❑No - 3 - Size of Bldg. Plans Checked By: - 124® -Lyle , WHEN SIGNED AND.DATED BELOW THIS IS YOUR PERMIT - Permission is''.hereby given to do the above described work;according to the conditions . I hereon and according to approved plans snq'epedfatima perramiog thertu.subject - - -"- .-. ' compliance with,the oxlinaneea of the CITY Of ANACORTES. �+ 1fll19d0 " Permit Issued By -4 `' - Buil g Official (Date) - Edxa'ik Frank PERMIT ,fin 88 RECORD OF FINDINGS AND DECISION OF BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Date: June 17, 2004 Applicant: Housing Authority of Anacortes Address: 1705 24th Street Description of application heard for variance: Request to reduce the front yard setback from 20 feet to 8 feet to construct a 200 square foot light metal frame shelter for protection of an electric wheel chair and for personal weather protection during transfer from the chair to a vehicle. DATE APPLICATION FILED: April 15, 2004 DATE OF HEARING: June 17, 2004 DECISION After review and hearing on the application in accordance with applicable provisions of the Zoning Ordinance the Board finds that: Reduction of the required front yard to accommodate the stated needs of the tenant is justified under the provisions of the American with Disabilities Act. In accordance with the above findings the application is granted. In granting the application the board prescribes the following conditions which must be met. The shelter must be removed when the tenant vacates the rental unit. Brad Snyder, Chair BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT MINUTES—JUNE 17, 2004 CONTINUED MEETING The meeting was called to order by chair Brad Snyder at 7:05pm Members present: Brad Snyder, John Curtis, Ken Wilson, Gary Coatney Staff present: Edwin Frank 2315 15`h Street—Appeal of Administrative decision to deny an encroachment agreement. At the request of Mr. Glen King this matter is continued to August 5th, 2004. 500 I Avenue—Request for a sign variance to install an electronic reader board for the Guemes Ferry terminal. Mr. Steve Cox, Skagit County Public Works Ferry Operations manager introduced the request and explained the need for the reader board. The ferry operations will increase the number of trips per hour. The sign will inform passengers and crew as to the departure time. Mr. Steve Flude, Assistant Skagit County Public Works Director, discussed schedule needs worked out with island residents and Public Works personnel. After discussion Mr. Snyder moved, Second by Mr. Coatney, that a sign as described in the application no more than 3 feet by 6 feet and not more than 12 feet high be placed at the west side of the holding area in the area of the existing fire hydrant and no parking area. Motion carried unanimously. 1705 24`h Strve —Request to reduce the front yard setback from 20 feet to approximately 8 feet to allow construction of a light metal-framed shelter for an electric wheel chair. Mr. Stephen Jaffray spoke to the need for the shelter. Ms. Janice Horton spoke to her needs and how the shelter will be used. The board reviewed a letter from Mr. Frank Penwell indicating concern that the shelter might become permanent. After discussion Mr. Snyder moved, Second by Mr. Curtis, that the variance be granted as requested and that the structure be removed when the current tenant vacates the tenant space. Motion Carried unanimously. With no further business the meeting was adjourned. Respectfully Submitted Edwin Frank, Building Official 1 Variance Request Date Received: 5/18/04 1704 24th Court Please initial if approved and / or include comments: Street Department: 21,1✓ Comments: 04 Water Department: A// �/A77 Comments: cQ4 Solid Waste Department: y''1 t/ 6- 3-0Y Comments: cini�� Building Department Memo To: Gary Barnett, Dan Harju,Bob Hyde, Ian Munce, Gary Robinson, Rick Harvey From: Ed Frank Date: 5/19/2004 Re: Variance Request—1705 24th Court Please let me have your comments on the attached variance request by May 27,2004. Attachments • Page 1 . . Anacortes 4 American 901 6th Street, Anacortes WA 98221 360-293-3122 Affidavit of Publication THE MATTER 0 F:A4233 :PH-Carport. CITY OF ANACORTES • In the Superior Court of the State of Washington In and For Skagit County STATE OF WASHINGTON County of Skagit sis The undersigned, being first duly sworn on oath 4 Cr'', deposes that he/she is principal clerk of the Anacortes 4=.?w.�g,„�y', • American, a weekly newspaper.That said newspaper has p ',::w" t;.�10 i been approved as a legal newspaper by the Superior Court of 4".'" '" Skagit County and it is now and has been for more than six ,9�,0..`t.' months prior of the publication hereinafter referred to, published in the English language continually as a weekly NOTICE OF newspaper in Skagit County,Washington,and it is now and PUBLIC during all of said time was printed in an office maintained at HEARING the aforesaid place of publication of said newspaper. That the annexed is a true copy of an advertisement NOTICE IS HEREBY with publication dates, as it was published in regular issues GIVEN that the Ana- (and not in supplemental form) of said newspaper cortes Planning Com- commencing with the issue of: MAY 19. 2004 and ending Pub- lic Hearing will hold thea eve- with the issue of: MAY 19.2004. lic on eve- ning of Thursday, June That such newspaper was regularly distributed to its 3, 2004 at 7:00 p.m.lo- subscribers during all of said period.That the full amount of cated in the Municipal Building Council Cham- the fee c rged forth re ing in the sum of $33.80. bers, 6th Street and "O" Avenue. l e, `" `_ The purpose of the �. irley Chile i,Anacortes American Public Hearing is to consider a variance re- quest to reduce the re- Subscribed and sworn to before me this quired front yard set- back from 20 feet to 8f.feet to construct a port- y ofILtv2oo4o4. able carport located at 1705 24th Street.Anyone wishing to corn- John C, arnton, ment owe issues Notary ublic and for the State of Washington may do so at the above stated date, place, and time. Written corn- Clerk's filing stamp: ments are welcome and should be addressed to 'Ian Munce, Planning Di- rector, P.O. Box 547, Anacortes;WA 98221 by May 19,2004. ®�00% C.00n .4,01%� George Khteian, V City Clerk a4.• ,� \SSION`. .j �r PUBLISH: +•\S F,:r:O Anacortes American: o g'•0 t.1OTq� A. May 19,2004 000 t• o ° V A4233 Y.-1 /JBLIG i sy; /, , --� �'��sC�g9p9/( I 'mil .��`eea -- \ qa e. "i.,rffW A$N G,. Y O G ANACORTES PLANNING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPT. PERMIT CENTER PH (360)293-1901 „ P.O.BOX 547, ANACORTES, WA 98221-0547 FAX (360)293-1938 ./lj. 1891� �� IAN MUNCE, DIRECTOR • EDWIN FRANK, BUILDING OFFICIAL • Email:ed@cityoronocortes.org `4 CORi' May 25, 2004 Frank M. Penwell Trustee of F. & P. Penwell Trust 545 Rose Court ' Friday Harbor, WA 98250 Dear Mr. Penwell: Please find enclosed the materials submitted for the variance request for 1705 24th Court in Anacortes. The hearing for this request is scheduled for Thursday June 6, 2004 at 7:00 p.m. If you have further concerns or comments please forward them to my office or you or your representative may attend the hearing and present any comments at that time. Any written comments received by my office prior 5:00 p.m. June 6th will be presented to the board for consideration. Sincerely; FOR THE CITY OF ANACORTES Edwin Frank, Building Official Osi Y 6,',, II', yy�wm ?oe s City of Anacortes Board of Adjustment Proposed Agenda Thursday,June 3, 2004 7:00 P.M. - Council Chambers L uG✓v — ( Ott y - �G k k (7 1. Call to order. 2. Minutes from last meeting. 3. Approval of agenda. Old Business 1. Variance Request- 500 "P" Avenue. Place a reader board sign on the roof of the ferry terminal building. New Business 1. Variance Request- 1705 24th Court. Reduce front yard setback from 20 feet to 8 feet and square footage of accessory building to 200. 2. Appeal submitted by Gail and Glenn King. Appealing decision by Staff to deny encroachment located at 2315 15th Street. FROM : PROUCHY INSURANCE PHONE NO. : 360 378 3291 88 May. 26 2084 04:41PM P1 Ed Frank, Building Official 5/26/04 P.O.Box 547 Anacortes, WA 98221 F&P Penwell Trust(1700 20 Court Property) 545 Rose Court Friday Harbor,Wa, 98250 360-378-6473 or fax 378-5567 iwp@rockisland-con Re: 1705 24th Court Variance Request Dear Board of Adjustment%Edwin Frank, I have not had an opportunity to go see the site,but your additional information on the above variance request was helpful. I am very sensitive to handicap people. For example,I am on the Board, and I am an active worker, for Camp Horizon in Blaine. Our yearly camps are run only for the handicap_ Also,years ago I built a handicap bathroom for free for Jerry Nash(a stranger to me,but a person in need)_ The City of Anacortes even donated the building permit to the Nash's. Anyway, I have looked over the plans and I have also talked to several neighbors to get some input and feelings. While I am empathetic,I am still against the variance because: • The proposed request is a request of convenience and comfort,rather than need. In talking to neighbors, I have been told she is in a wheel chair and missing her legs. We are told the tenant gets around easily by herself. I have been told the tenant is very busy with teaching and physical activities,and that she is"ambitious and aggressive". In fact,I was encouraged to write a letter to the Board against this variance. I have been told,"It will create more problems than it solves." I do not know exactly what is meant by that statement,but the neighbor is not going to show up to make his opinion known to you. I recommend a private walkabout of the neighbors to find out the issues. • There are less expensive ways to protect one self from inclement weather,and there are not very many bad weather days. • The 10' X 20' Steel Frame Canopy is not structurally suitable. For example,the information you sent me states, "The use of this Canopy during heavy wind, ice or snow conditions is not recommended Under severe conditions, disassemble your Canopy and store indoors. " Who will be putting up and taking down this Canopy for the tenant, and will it cause the neighbors' problems? • It appears the 10' X 20' Steel Frame Canopy will not do the job asked of it. The plans and measurements show the Canopy being up against the building. I have looked at the plans and have done some measuring. It appears that the Canopy will have to be more IIIce 6 or 7 feet from the front sidewalk to be marginally effective. This is because the canopy is only 10 ft. wide, and it is probably 12 to 14 feet from the front of the van to the back of the side van door. In the plans the Canopy is 10' from the building toward the road and 20' along the building. In that location the van would have to be parked against the building, and it still would not cover the back door- It is impractical and difficult to park a car this close to a building. Without a substantial curb,the car,or the house,would soon be damaged. • The Canopy will not provide the tenant fill protection from the weather. Besides not covering the van door completely,the Canopy does not extend to the tenant's front door. • The Canopy will be an eyesore in the neighborhood. The picture speaks for itself. • We feel either a simpler less expensive method of weather protection needs to be worked out, or a more substantial and aesthetic solution. Sincerely. Frank M. Penwell 1RY 0.4 ANACORTES PLANNING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPT. PERMIT CENTER PH (360) 293-1901 P.O. BOX 547, ANACORTES, WA 98221-0547 FAX (360) 293-1938 Vet IAN MUNCE, DIRECTOR • EDWIN FRANK, BUILDING OFFICIAL • Email:ed@cityofanacortes.org `9 COS. May 25, 2004 Frank M. Penwell Trustee of F. & P. Penwell Trust 545 Rose Court ' Friday Harbor, WA 98250 Dear Mr. Penwell: Please find enclosed the materials submitted for the variance request for 1705 24th Court in Anacortes. The hearing for this request is scheduled for Thursday June 6, 2004 at 7:00 p.m. If you have further concerns or comments please forward them to my office or you or your representative may attend the hearing and present any comments at that time. Any written comments received by my office prior 5:00 p.m. June 6th will be presented to the board for consideration. Sincerely; FOR THE CITY OF ANACORTES Edwin Frank, Building Official /9s"/oy 3e0 - 3n-551'7 Ed Frank, Building Official 5/23/04 P.O.Box 547 Anacortes, WA 98221 r -p[ r', ;;i; -hi,- F &P Penwell Trust(1700 24th Court Property) , `I 545 Rose Court Friday Harbor, Wa. 98250 360-378-6473 or fax 378-5567 iwp@rockisland.com Re: 1705 24th Court Variance Request Dear Board of Adjustment, First,please note our correct name. It is F. & P. Penwell Trust. Second, we are against the variance request to reduce a front yard setback from 20' to 8'. We feel it is a convenience that would not be extended toward all other property owners in the subdivision. If you granted this variance to all property owners in the subdivision at the same time, I would reconsider. For example, years ago I requested a 2' variance for my back property line (in this sub division), so I could build a one story residential home. You, as a Board of Adjustment,refused that variance because an adjacent homeowner,who could not even see our building from their house simply said they did not want us to have the variance, unless we built them a fence to their specifications. We offered to share the cost of the fence. Our variance would have been better for the subdivision, because we would have built a single story family residence. After the denial, I redesigned a two-story duplex building. Perhaps these owners can find a different way to meet their needs, as we did. I was left with the impression that our denial had more to do with who was requesting the denial (Ms. Dunn-Planning Dept.)than it did with anything else. I have seen other, more controversial,variances granted. This may sound to you like sour grapes,but it is not. The duplex has been a much better investment for us, and we are very happy at the turn of events. We just feel it would be unfair to grant variances to one property owner now, and at a future date deny another neighbor, who wanted a front yard variance. Our experience is just an example of how variances can be granted or denied willy-nilly. I am also quite unhappy that we got this notice (on Sat.)in what I feel is a very untimely manner. I do not feel a six working day notice is enough time to investigate and respond to a public hearing. As a result of this short notice, I am not able to attend the June 3rd meeting, and I ask that my letter,against the variance,be read into the Board of Adjustment record. In addition,we were not provided any details as to what is being asked for, or why the request. A temporary carport brings to mind a plastic Costco carport, which would be an eye sore in the neighborhood, and out of place in a planned residential neighborhood. In ending, it is my understanding that this house is owned by the Anacortes Housing Authority. If so, then the actual renters of the housing unit will change periodically, leaving into question many issues that will never be able to be addressed by this variance request. Sincerely, ems-- / Frank M. Penwell, Trustee of F. P. Penwell Trust Mailed and faxed on 5/24/04 (.29 3—/93O Building Department Memo To: Gary Barnett, Dan Harju, Bob Hyde, Ian Munce,Gary Robinson, Rick Harvey From: Ed Frank Date: 5/19/2004 Re: Variance Request—1705 24th Court Please let me have your comments on the attached variance request by May 27,2004. Attachments AA co •Page 1 Building Department Memo To: Gary Barnett, Dan Harju, Bob Hyde, Ian Munce, Gary Robinson, Rick Harvey From: Ed Frank Date: 5/19/2004 Re: Variance Request—1705 24th Court Please let me have your comments on the attached variance request by May 27,2004. Attachments tat- � , 0 • Page 1 Building Department Memo To: Gary Barnett, Dan Harju, Bob Hyde, Ian Munce, Gary Robinson, Rick Harvey From: Ed Frank Date: 5/19/2004 Re: Variance Request—1705 24th Court Please let me have your comments on the attached variance request by May 27,2004. Attachments Spot_--A;a7r- • Page 1 ANACORTES PLANNING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPT. PERMIT CENTER PH (360) 293-1901 P.O. BOX 547,ANACORTES, WA 98221-0547 FAX (360) 293-1938 rip, ''1891 A) IAN MUNCE,DIRECTOR • EDWIN FRANK, BUILDING OFFICIAL • Email:ed@cityofanacortes.org 9 CORD May 19,2004 Anacortes Housing Authority Attn.: Stephen Jaffray 719 Q Avenue Anacortes,WA 98221 RE: Request For Variance 1705 24th Court Dear Stephen, The above referenced variance request has been scheduled for June 3,2004 at 7: 00 p.m. in the Municipal Building Council Chambers located at 6t and Q Avenue. Please make sure someone is present at the meeting to answer any questions the Board may have. If you have any questions,please contact me at 293-1901. Thank You, QTY OF ANACORTES N.1CY C Cu41°n Michelle Deaton Permit Technician 7C f • \ IAPPLICATION TO BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT 9`tesr _ y 4e REQUEST FOR VARIANCE ,c.. Ogr. APPLICANT: Rnacor+n llausia, RutLri 19 PHONE: 360 aci3 -783J MAILING ADDRESS: 7/Q -Q liventte, CITY: ,4nacbrfes STATE: Cow, ZIP: 941:2o2 ( ADDRESS OF PROPERTY WHERE VARIANCE IS REQUESTED: /70S-02 5(e4 aura .4nacolles� 4o/J BalaorVieu) Cslu{ar LEGAL DESCRIPTION: LOT: 7 BLOCK: ? PLAT: ✓o1 *Is) 11,24o V ASSESSORS ACCOUNT NUMBER: o Description of variance being requested and purpose of variance. (Use additional ,pages if necessary) See /11-(afcLcJ kdi+e r t rrovision of Zoning Orrlikc.nc,v from which variance is requested. Include section and page number. z, / 0J0 A)(/7.3. 1/0%0-D-1� See "hided le e/ Justification for variance as outlined in Part 17 . 10. 040B of the Zoning Ordinance. (Use additional pages if necessary. ) see CJ+C44 42 L¢fir Applicant shall attach names and addresses of all property owners within 300 feet of the property. Variances shall be limited to the area and dimensional requirements of the Zoning Ordinance. Construction must commence within 90 days if a variance is granted. Attach maps, diagrams, or other material which explain or support the variance request. i a ure icant(s) Date Receipt o. : Date: Appl.No. : Hearing Date: REVISED 2/96 HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OFANACORTES ' ' _ .;. 719"Q"Avenue • Anacortes, Washington 98221 Office: (360) 293-7831 Fax: (360)293-8998 April 15, 2004 To: Board of Adjustments Request for Variance DESCRIPTION of VARIANCE: 1) a}Reduce front property set back from 20' to approximately (8'to10') "17.34.060 A/Pg. 80" b}Allow for a size increase for accessory structures from 144sqft to 200sgft if applicable in front yard. "17.34.060-D-3 Pg. 80 Rear yard" c}Erect a portable carport:(Metal frame with canvas/vinyl top and roll up sides)(20'x 10'x 9') d}1] Purpose of request is to accommodate the disabled tenant living at 1705-24th Court Apt.B with a dry area to transfer between electric wheel chair and motor vehicle. 2] To provide a dry area to park electric wheel chair while tenant is away in motor vehicle. JUSTIFICATION for VARIANCE: 1)No available access to (or platted alley) at rear of property to allow for the intended use of the above proposed carport. "17.34.060-D-1 /Pg. 80" Thank you, Stephe'nR. Jaffray Maint enanc / de ation Supervisor Anacortes Housing Authority i •• ` 1' ITM. / ART. 680344 STEEL FRAME CANOPY 10FT X 20FT 3MX6M PARTS AND ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTION MANUAL Quiet 'KrOpts I ®'NOTICE This Canopy is designed as a multi-purpose structure which will serve various functions when properly used. It is easy to assemble without the use of any tools. The use of this Canopy during windy,icy or snowy conditions is not recommended. The accumulation of snow and ice on the Canopy roof may pose a safety concern. Under severe weather conditions,disassemble your Canopy and store indoors. s It is strongly recommended that the Canopy remain secure to the ground at all times via the foot plates and nylon straps supplied. Avoid placing the unit on soft ground and ground that is prone to flboding. 1 WARRANTY AND RESPONSIBILITY The manufacturer carries a three (3)-year limited warranty to the original owner from the date of its 8p original purchase and covers all manufacture defects. Claims for damage or injury created by weather related incidents will be the sole responsibility of the end user. WARNING: KEEP ALL FLAME AND HEAT SOURCES AWAY FROM THIS CANOPY. This Canopy is meant for vehicle/boat storage and should not be utilized as shelter for public gatherings. This tent meets the flammability requirements of CPAI-84. The fabric may burn if left in continuous contact with any flame source. The application of any foreign substance to the tent fabric may render the flame resistant properties ineffective. Pagel of an i®ro?Ora 0tO5-0744-j--L CRT - Chc6r, klnk Pen an A ' l ADA tv UNIT ; a, PJtQOSED 1 I CANOPY zo' l f dOIRT t f I N 4/de• Tn(7nd i, /3 is a'i& t4iede Gv sA ins%//a rnno/oy 7) d,�r�CF 1e-s a cmcrePcv area '�TanS�et lint/t9 haircy overec(wilted)/ehr),) �u Ue10 aircl?l 'eel zo ee/&iN1 / coy' Sufi./P s' e is azva iN lei ye%/e, c1arj4q inc4ima7le we er' NOT TO SCALE / Sir/AI V\re j Anacor/ees 1 nth t 7/9-ail„ ata Y iMeecdr ,r/Oa. 9e / 03/30/2004 14 .25 FAX 804 327 1141 COSMOS lit 001/002 e a , ti=+ f COSMOS SUBJECT: POLYETHYLENE UTILITY STRUCTURE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: As the General Manager for Cosmos Products Inc. marketing arm for the manufacturer of our utility shelter, your concern regarding our structure been forward to my attention. When researching concerns such as those expressed by your department we have consistently found that given our shelter's appearance and sound flexible design, questions have been raised because of perception and, at time, modified consumer use. In reality, our Canopy is not a carport. It is simply a very well constructed version of what is known most commonly as a sun shelter. Sun shelters are manufactured by several companies in a variety of sizes and designs. Large units, usually contain eight (8) steel pipe legs and a steel pipe roof frame covered with a polyethylene fabric held together with bungee cords. Hundreds of thousand have been sold acress the USA. Ours is for the most part identical in construction to all of the others except that we have used 2"pipe of 19 gauge steel, we have added foot plates and pins for more wind stability and we have provided two side panels and one back panel for optional used by the consumer, depending on their needs. Our entire unit can be erected in 45 minutes by 2 persons and dismantled in less than that for storage. Also, the side and back can be rolled up in minutes. When the back panel and side panels are used our shelter does take on the appearance of a carport. However, when you compare our product without the use of the optional back and side panels to other sun shelters on the market today, you will find they are identical. They are designed to be temporary structure as confirmed by the time it take to erect and dismantle. Our objective in developing this products was to offer the consumer sound construction and versatility at a very reasonable price. Further, we have taken great care in making certain that our Instruction Manual reflects our views regarding use in some weather conditions as follows; "The use of this Canopy during heavy wind, ice or snow conditions is not recommended. Under severe conditions, disassemble your Canopy and store indoors", Our product is being used to shield farm feed, vegetables, boats, cars, farm equipment,wood, animals, furniture, cardboard boxes and other such items from rain and sun. It hes provided added cover at garage sales, carnivals and other such functions. In one known instance it has allowed a little child who was restricted to her home because of life threatening aversion to sun, to now play in her back yard under the shelter. As you can see it has a multitude of applications. L COSMOS PRODUCTS INC. Corporate Head Office:CANADA 3575 North Fraser way,Vancouver,B.C.VSd 5H9 Phone:(604)327-7574 Fax:(604)327-1141 O3/3012vu4 14 26 FAX E114 327 1164 COSMOS Q11-o2/uu2 Page/2 POLYETHYLENE UTILITY STRUCTURES No manufacturer or retail outlet nas control over the use of any product by the consumer Some will use it for its intended purpose and others may modify it to suit their own need. Where modification contravenes a law or a code requirement,we agree action must be taken- However,where an item is being used properly we feel it is unfair to restrict its use simply because of appearance, sound construction or versatility, We therefore, respectfully request that you examine our product in this light. If you wish I would be more than pleased to personally discuss this matter with you. Should you wish to contact me by phone I can be reached at 604-327-7574. Thank you for your consideration. I look forward to your reply. Regards, CO PRO I C. I —dE3 RO CO General Manager "mm off;, icy O�� CERTIFICATE OF MAILING I, Michelle Deaton, certify that I mailed,postage prepaid, copies of the foregoing document on the May 19, 2004,the attached-named parties at the last known post office addresses,with the proper postage affixed to the respective envelopes: Document: Variance Request— 1705 24th Court See Attached l Michelle Deacon, Permit Technician Date r It f i r ft NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Adjustment will hold a Public Hearing the evening of E 3 Thursday, June 3, 2004 at 7:00 p.m. in the Municipal Building Council Chambers, 6th and "Q" Ixt A Avenue. The purpose of the Public Hearing is to consider a variance request to reduce the required front '. yard setback from 20 feet to 8 feet to construct a portable carport located at 1705 24th Street. x Anyone wishing to comment on the request may do so at the above stated date, place and time. Written 1, comments are welcome and should be addressed to Ed Frank, Building Official, P.O. Box 547, CI Anacortes, WA 98221. A a f /Ge6rge Khtaian, City Clerk V fri r 0 i 0. If reasonable accommodation due to a disability is needed contact Ed Frank at 293-1901 by two weeks prior to the meeting date. r f il s. ti 0 1 PUBLISH: Anacortes American—May 19, 2004 c — zrilv — 150 J 2°� a ❑ 1 C200r 1 IJ Ells y0 ��77,, 0II I _I4 O -' Ei-i 1810 2 ❑ LY20 s9� h"' r2�R8 z - lJ �OIA 4122 /� VI �/�.,{�,[J, OZ� [C,2 20 2U1.9— JJ 18 C / o o ; rJ- I20c4 44 `wi► ] 1804 0 I •, Q 10250❑ �20 2 Q 2 2s 26 in ffl18 Mila: cent4 D 1 610 s5518 / U. 90* L n 22ND ST. J 0 1 °r 1701 1603 1.5170 22ND ST. �n L J I EnD y 2 a n 2zo Q6 E j Die ' IpQ20 Of Q r- PAN' 1902; rI N.T.S. 23RD ST. c� 2� 210 z Utz � Cl o 2 ° 190 2303 �et.2 ®p 2304 p LL 0 E 230b p o .. 2 ° I19041 9Q2� \ Vo 6 1608 1606 16°4 z^ 1607 16o524TH PL 24TH ST. o i7o6 1603 �a0� v s om11 19as�2 03 Ol f ° 24TH CT. r] r' E f <a CRCEKSIDE LAN RIV. 1 17Qj 70 ❑ ❑ Laos 1— rS C 1811 1807 180318o1J o r I --Li a 16 1602 I� ❑106 ei 1s 8oz a '' 71.231 1 ii-yno�o ' 5TH ST. I- 3 ,-----2 �� / FOSS 1603I — o 07 / u 5 09 Li 2601 .17 25TH-H CT. 1709IDIS 9 L1819 1 171 ❑ 17 G71$ i-y 6 Q 1 f 6�1 �\ H18-181.7, 2{31c4 ID a!0 - 1900 REVISED: DATE: 05-19-04 OF 1705 24TH COURT 00-00-00 COMPUTER NAME: 1705 24TH CT.dwq VARIANCE REQUEST CREATED BY: CITY OF ANACORTES GIS VICINITY MAP 904 6TH STREET _ y RNH ANACORTES, WA 98221 ,CQRx� J Wilmoor Development John Mckean James Lucci 16981 Redmond Way 1709 25`h H Court 1708 24`h Court Redmond, WA 98052 Anacortes,WA 98221 Anacortes, WA 98221 Youth Dynamics Richard Durfee Richard Griffin P.O. Box 486 1707 25th Court 1701 24th Court Burlington, WA 98233 Anacortes,WA 98221 Anacortes, WA 98221 Chang Ella Keith Rittel Bruce Backlund 1821 N 166`h Street 1712 25`h H Court 14477 Jura Lane Shoreline, WA 98133-5556 Anacortes,WA 98221 Anacortes, WA 98221 Reside Family Trust Theodorus Jenneskens Lane Dorothy 2509 H Avenue 3509 G Avenue 1709 24`h Court Anacortes, WA 98221 Anacortes,WA 98221 Anacortes, WA 98221 United Methodist Church James Grinde James Hayward P.O. Box 573 12013 217th PL NE 1715 24th Court Anacortes, WA 98221 Arlington,WA 98223 Anacortes, WA 98221 Godsey Trust Richard Auston 2502 J Avenue 1716 25th H Court Anacortes, WA 98221 Anacortes,WA 98221 Kirby Loftis R&P Penwell Trust 1602 25th Street 545 Rose Court Anacortes, WA 98221 Friday Harbor, WA 98250 Lawrence Franam Emil Klies 1604 25th Street 2508 J Avenue Anacortes, WA 98221 Anacortes, WA 98221 James Oxford Cooper Brendan Grant 1603 25th Street 2401 H Avenue Anacortes, WA 98221 Anacortes, WA 98221 Jon Boe Robert Bonner 1711 25th Street 1710 24th Street Anacortes, WA 98221 Anacortes, WA 98221 • JG.LIST PROPERTY.. XREF.ID NAME & ADDRESS SITUS ADDRESS 16981 REDMOND WY ANACORTES, WA 98221 REDMOND WA 98052 P121098 350124-0-053-0300 WILMOOR DEVELOPMENT COR 1607 24TH PLACE 16981 REDMOND WY ANACORTES, WA 98221 REDMOND WA 98052 P121099 350124-0-053-0400 WILMOOR DEVELOPMENT COR 1605 24TH PLACE 16981 REDMOND WY ANACORTES, WA 98221 REDMOND WA 98052 P121100 350124-0-053-0500 WILMOOR DEVELOPMENT COR 1603 24TH PLACE 16981 REDMOND WY ANACORTES, WA 98221 REDMOND WA 9 0152,_ P28277 340429-0-115-0013 BUSTAU-LUELLA M 5 11TH ST A BUSTAD DISCLAIMER TRUST MOUNT VERNON, 98274 47)7 �����-_ BUSTAD L1ELLATTRUSTEE 72 /AJ - 64(10 .t-)MOUNT VERNON_WA_9827,4_ J^6 P31804 350124-0-037-0205 FIDAL00 PARKS & RECREAT 1701 22ND ST 1603 22ND ANACORTES, WA 98221 ANACORTES WA 98221 P31814 350124-0-046-0006 YOUTH DYNAMICS 2410 J AV P 0 BOX 486 ANACORTES, WA 98221 BURLINGTON WA 98233 P31815 350124-0-046-0105 YOUTH DYNAMICS P 0 BOX 486 BURLINGTON WA 98233 P31826 350124-0-056-0003 CHANG ELLA T 2320 J AV CHANG ANGELA E ANACORTES, WA 98221 1821 N 166TH ST SHORELINE WA 98133-5556 P31828 350124-0-058-0001 RESIDE FAMILY TRUST 2509 H AVE RESIDE LYNDEN H TRUSTEE ANACORTES, WA 98221 RESIDE SHIRLEY R TRUSTE 2509 H AVENUE ANACORTES WA 98221-3801 P31934 350124-4-005-0007 UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 2201 H AVE P 0 BOX 573 ANACORTES, WA 98221 ANACORTES WA 98221 P78273 4210-000-001-0007 GODSEY TRUST 2502 J AV GODSEY RITA U TRUSTEE ANACORTES, WA 98221 2502 J AVE ANACORTES WA 98221 P78274 4210-000-002-0006 LOFTIS KIRBY/VIOLET TRU 1602 25TH ST LOFTIS KIRBY/VIOLET TRU ANACORTES, WA 98221 1602 25TH ST ANACORTES WA 98221 P78275 4210-000-003-0005 FARNAM LAWRENCE 1604 VIEW PL FARNAM COLLEEN S ANACORTES, WA 98221 RUTLEDGE ROBERT 1604 25TH ST ANACORTES WA 98221 P78278 4210-000-006-0002 SULLENGER TERRY L 1605 VIEW PL 1605 25TH ST ANACORTES, WA 98221 ANACORTES WA 98221 P78280 4210-000-007-0019 OXFORD JAMES R 1603 25TH ST OXFORD RUBY M ANACORTES, WA 98221 1603 25TH ANACORTES WA 98221 JG.LIST PROPERTY.. XREF.ID NAME & ADDRESS SITUS ADDRESS P103542 350124-0-058-0600 BOE JON R 1711 25TH-H CT BOE JULIE E ANACORTES, WA 98221 1711 25TH H CT ANACORTES WA 98221 P103543 350124-0-058-0700 MCKEAN JOHN S 1709 25TH-H CT 1709 25TH-H CT ANACORTES, WA 98221 ANACORTES WA 98221 P103544 350124-0-058-0800 DURFEE RICHARD G 1707 25TH-H CT DURFEE WANDA L ANACORTES, WA 98221 1707 25TH CT ANACORTES WA 98221 P103545 350124-0-058-0900 FARNAM LAWRENCE 1708 25TH-H CT FARNAM COLLEEN ANACORTES, WA 98221 1708 25TH H CT ANACORTES WA 98221 P103546 350124-0-058-1000 RITTEL KEITH C 1712 25TH-H CT RITTEL DEBBY JOY ANACORTES, WA 98221 1712 25TH H COURT ANACORTES WA 98221 P103547 350124-0-058-1100 JENNESKENS THEODORUS G JENNESKENS MARIA K 3509 G AVE ANACORTES WA 98221 P103556 350124-0-058-1302 RUCKDASCHEL DWAYNE C 2507 H AV RUCKDASCHEL KATHLEEN M ANACORTES, WA 98221 2507 H AV ANACORTES WA 98221 P103557 350124-0-058-1403 GRINDE JAMES GRINDE LINDA 12013 - 217TH PL NE ARLINGTON WA 98223 P103558 350124-0-058-1504 AUSTON RICHARD A 1716 25TH H CT AUSTON VERONICA S ANACORTES, WA 98221 1716 25TH H CT ANACORTES WA 98221 P111987 350124-0-058-1600 CITY OF ANACORTES P 0 BOX 547 ANACORTES WA 98221 F119523 4801-000-001-0000 PENWELL F & P TRUST 1700 24TH COURT PENWELL FRANK TRUSTEE ANACORTES, WA 98221 PENWELL PATRICIA TRUSTE 545 ROSE CT FRIDAY HARBOR WA 98250 P119524 4801-000-002-0000 PENWELL F & P TRUST 1700 24TH COURT PENWELL FRANK TRUSTEE ANACORTES, WA 98221 PENWELL PATRICIA TRUSTE 545 ROSE CT FRIDAY HARBOR WA 98250 P119526 4801-000-999-0000 PENWELL F & P TRUST PENWELL FRANK TRUSTEE PENWELL PATRICIA TRUSTE 545 ROSE CT FRIDAY HARBOR WA 98250 P121096 350124-0-053-0100 WILMOOR DEVELOPMENT COR 1606 24TH PLACE 16981 REDMOND WY ANACORTES, WA 98221 REDMOND WA 98052 P121097 350124-0-053-0200 WILMOOR DEVELOPMENT COR 1608 24TH PLACE JG.LIST PROPERTY.. XREF.ID NAME & ADDRESS SITUS ADDRESS li P78281 4210-000-008-0000 KLIES EMIL W 2508 J AV 2508 J AVENUE ANACORTES, WA 98221 ANACORTES WA 98221 P83273 4483-000-001-0007 COOPER BRENDAN GRANT 2401 H AV E 2401 H AVE ANACORTES, WA 98221 ANACORTES WA 98221 P83274 4483-000-002-0006 BONNER ROBERT S 1710 24TH CT BONNER LOIS J ANACORTES, WA 98221 1710 24TH COURT ANACORTES WA 98221 P83275 4483-000-003-0005 LUCCI JAMES M 1708 24TH CT 1708 24TH CT ANACORTES, WA 98221 ANACORTES WA 98221 P83276 4483-000-004-0004 CORNETT FAMILY TRUST 1706 24TH CT CORNETT ALLAN D TRUSTEE ANACORTES, WA 98221 CORNETT VIRGINIA R TRUS 1706 24TH COURT ANACORTES WA 98221-3800 P83278 4483-000-006-0002 GRIFFIN RICHARD F 1701 24TH CT GRIFFIN PERMELIA A ANACORTES, WA 98221 1701 24TH CT ANACORTES WA 98221 P83280 4483-000-008-0000 BACKLUND BRUCE E 1707 24TH CT BACKLUND CYNTHIA A ANACORTES, WA 98221 14477 JURA LN ANACORTES WA 98221 P83281 4483-000-009-0009 LANE DOROTHY M 1709 24TH CT 1709 24TH CT ANACORTES, WA 98221 ANACORTES WA 98221 P83282 4483-000-010-0006 HAYWARD JAMES M 1715 24TH CT HAYWARD DEBORAH J ANACORTES, WA 98221 1715 24TH CT ANACORTES WA 98221 39 records listed. 04;22:2004 14:29 FAX 3603389305 SKAGIT ASSESSOR Z 001 ' Screen Print from AbleTerm session (scux00) 02 :30 PM 04/22/2004 - - Property Data Selection Menu - - Prop ID: P31800 (Real Property) THOMAS CHARLES F Xref ID: 350124-0-033-0001 THOMAS CECILE A Legal : FTN NW1/4 SE1/4 BEG 990FT S 2310 J AVE 412 . FT E c P1V'W1/4 C SD SUB TIt S ANACORTES, WA 96221 Levy Code : 0900 Land Use : 111 0 . 5 Acres Prop Link : Neighborhood: 132 Loc: Situs Addr: 2310 J AV Living Area : 1, 113 YB: 1945 ANACORTES WA 98221 0422.2004 14:29 FAX 360336920E SKAGIT ASSESSOR 2002 Screen Print from AbleTerm session (scuxc0) 02 : 30 PM 04/22/2004 - - Property Data Selection Menu - - Prop ID: P31813 (Real Property) MCDUFFIE WILLIAM H Xref ID: 350124-0-045-0007 2520 J AV Legal : S 65FT OP FOL TR TM PTN SE ./4 ANACORTES, WA 96221 BAAP 412 . 5FT E & 577 . 775FT N OF Levy Code : 0900 Land Use : 111 0 .4 Acres Prop Link : Neighborhood: 122 Loc: Situs Addr: 2520 J AV Living Area : 2 , 200 YB: 1953 ANACORTES, WA 98221 04. 22/2004 14:29 FAX 3603369308 SKAGIT ASSESSOR Z 003 Screen Print from AbleTerm session (scux00) 02 : 30 PM 04/22/2004 • - Property Data Selection Menu - - Prop ID: P78276 (Real Property) KIRKPATRICK SHEA A Xref ID: 4210-000-004-0004 1606 25TH ST Legal : VIEW HEIGHTS ADD LOT 4 ANACORTES, WA 93221 Levy Code : 0900 Land Use : 111 Prop Link : Neighborhood: 112 Loc: 4210 Situs Addr: 1606 25TH ST Living Area : 1, 464 YB: 1974 ANACORTES, WA 98221 04 .22/2904 14:29 FAX 3603399308 SKAGIT ASSESSOR Z004 Screen Print from AbleTerm session (scux00) 02 : 30 PM 04/22/2004 - - Property Data Selection Menu - - Prop ID: P76277 (Real Property) KEATING JAMES H Xref ID: 4210-000-005-0003 14715 GIBRALTER RD Legal : VIEW HEIGHTS ADD LOT 5 ANACORTES, WA 98221 Levy Code : 0900 Land Use : 111 Prop Link : Neighborhood: 112 Lao: 4210 Situs Addr: 1607 VIEW PL Living Area : 980 YB: 1973 AMACORTES, WA 96221 P57649 115 P31803 P31802 P57650 P57591 113 112 P57648 60 P57647 / P31794 61 P31934 P31805 10 P31796 111 P57645 P57646 P31795 '57592 109 103 P57644 P57643 P31 J98 P31799 W 62 —1 106 107 Q P57641 P57642 7593 105 P31804 P31800 104 P57640 P57639 33 3 S/ ANA-03-CO3 1 fOz 103 rt pal B22 1594 24T P.vA 6 SHORT PLAT PS 763J P57638 P121092 AF 200 120401412 4 5 i / P83276 5 P121098 P121099 6 P83273 P832]4 P832J5j 24TH OURT P121100 98 99 100 101 q 4801 CONDOMINIUMS 1 2 3 AAF 200=9190067 P5>633 P57634 P57635 B P119524 P31826 P57636 P119526 • CREEKSIDE VILLAGE BAKER VIE ESTATE.R 6 PI I,4&E--8 NOourvo B / P83282 44 3 P83278 4$57 /� P83281/ P83280 7 i \\\\ P83279 P31815 / 4' h9 10 9 8 P31B14 f°° 09e °6 F'h e eyA 0t 49 so e9 1 P103547 51 52Pit198J� 3 2 P103556 PJ8275 �ry^6' j ✓ILLA GE e^ 0,01� NII3 Pn 69aa B 2 - a VIE IIGIGHT e1 55 54 53 P3t B2B J P78278 4210 Q%J °5°�° °5°'1e 9 P103545 25TH ST. a 3` a S/P ANA-93-002 / P103546 5 ¢151 7 Q1 e 0° e o 3 i 4 P1o3544j e101. e^ Q^ry P103557 P103556 /// '1 J 6 7 8 9 e°0 59 6 56 e 60 - P103543 99 P31813 e E V L AG Pn 69a6 S/P ANA-92- 03 .SE II 9s69 1 2 3 4 5 P31825 i02 a 61 P31829 P103538 P103540 P103541 P103542 dOti 9 0° 62 9�' e • 1 P107696 P31837 3 P31824 a"0^ e 63 S/P A A-93-004 P107695 2 °t 64 e9 A z 4 P111565 P107694 - Oy 0 an��� 00 P31621 41" 5 P ao6 y\Q 9? 2 3 Page 1 of 1 Steve Jaffrey From: "Jan Horton" <bobo@fidalgo.net> To: <aha_maint@fidalgo.net> Sent: Tuesday,April 06, 2004 12:41 PM Subject: poll Dear Steve, Here are the results of the poll I took on 4-5-04 regarding installation of a canvas and steel carport at my house. I took a copy of the instructions so neighbors were able to see the drawing of the structure and I described the color. They were enthusiastic that I have something that would guard me and my chair from the rain. 1700 24th Ct. - yes 1701 " " - yes 1705 " Apt. A - unavailable at time of polling 1706 24th Ct. - yes 1708 " " - yes 1710 " " - yes Thank you. Jan Horton - 1705 24th Ct. Apt. B 4/15/2004 ITM. /ART. 680344 STEEL FRAME CANOPY 10FT X 20FT 3M X 6M PARTS AND ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTION MANUAL I 1 — rNOTICE This Canopy is designed as a multi-purpose structure which will serve various functions when properly used. It is easy to assemble without the use of any tools. The use of this Canopy during windy,icy or snowy conditions is not recommended. The accumulation of snow and ice on the Canopy roof may pose a safety concern. Under severe weather conditions,disassemble your Canopy and store indoors. It is strongly recommended that the Canopy remain secure to the ground at all times via the foot plates and nylon straps supplied.Avoid placing the unit on soft ground and ground that is prone to flooding. Cr WARRANTY AND RESPONSIBILITY The manufacturer carries a three (3) year limited warranty to the original owner from the date of its original purchase and covers all manufacture defects. Claims for damage or injury created by weather related incidents will be the sole responsibility of the end user. WARNING: KEEP ALL FLAME AND HEAT SOURCES AWAY FROM THIS CANOPY. This Canopy is meant for vehicle/boat storage and should not be utilized as shelter for public gatherings. This tent meets the flammability requirements of CPAI-84. The fabric may burn if left in continuous contact with any flame source. The application of any foreign substance to the tent fabric may render the flame resistant properties ineffective. Page 1 of 7 Renfimo fesnct ) 1705-,7441`. L JRT Chc60 kin rchcC \ I , \ ADA UNIT a I , cgrvopy �go' ; - , • N N Tier,/i/U G/i 1 csae%c /LhishEGS 7D //JS%// a ca09a/J/ drra7E7Ce cedIrfclaraag -�s, /4 s`eA * uc`/9ide a/7o/4 'e/o l w/ee/c..'atP / f/ A4 sae /S a LJa! %4 k 9/e//f/e, NOT TO -SCALE i�c/iN�a1/� tvp���efa. / sreOIEfJ X 34a/ Anrxcarikc 4usin, J2a% n1v 7/9-Q f-a ,fAct 4/2oicofffs ma • 9 a>0./ 03 ra,51a 5/ CANOPY PARTS LIST Please verify all parts prior to assembly.Should any parts be missing or defective,please contact our customer service department. 1 Parts Cod" Description - QTY. A 2004-A ' 6'51/1.9m Powder coated steel tube(main frame) 9 B 2004-B r n 5'10"/1.7m Steel tube with holes top and bottom(vertical support) 8 C 2004-C ' .\ 5'7"/I.7m Powder coated steel tube(roof beam) 8 D 2004-D P'\ ,9 14'4"/4.3m x 22'5"/6.8m Polyethylene canopy roof 1 3 E 2004-E I. 610.5"/1.8m x 20'/6m Side panel 2 F 2004-F 9'3"/2.8m x 9110"/2.9m Back panel 1 A F-1 2004-F-1 ' @ A 9'3"/2.8m x 9'l0"/2.9m Front panel 1 G 2004-G cQ- 3 way comers with brace on left side 2 G-1 2004-G-1 G%: ::) 3 way corners with brace on right side 2 H 2004-H l/11--- 3 way comers 2 I 2004-I 4 way comers with holes 4 I-1 2004-I-I 1.-1"J 4 way comers 2 J 2004-J Bungee cord(long) 72 1-1 2004-J-1 all-0 Bungee cord(short) _ 24 K 2004-K An . Foot plate(each with two tie holes) 8 L 2004-L - Pins and rings(short) 16 M 2004-M 0 =0 Pins and rings(long) 8 ' N 2004-N ' Nylon Strap(long) 4 N-1 2004-N-1 - - - Polyester Strap(short) 4 ' O 2004-0 Reinforcement wire 24 P 2004-P t Turn buckles 12 Q 2004-Q QC Hold down clips 4 R 2004-R Front panel tube 1 S 2004-S i I Front panel tube 1 Roof Layout Structural Parts —Figure #1 G- 1 A I A I A G LJv , 1 I t n C 11 Gtc riC irc A A A v I- I v I-1 C 11 [LC ftc ftc A A A 1 r 1 1 ca e I 1 4 1 G I I G- I Page 2 of 7 SSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 1. Lay out all structural parts. Separate nine(9)powder coated steel pipe pieces main frame(A).These form the length of the structure. Please ensure they are not mistaken for vertical supports(legs). Separate eight(8)vertical support tubes(B)and roof beams(C). 2. Note: When completing the next stage of this assembly it is important that,after attaching each corner piece(G,G-1 &I )to roof beams(C),you connect each using pin(L),immediately after it is assembled.With this in mind,using the appropriate corner pieces(G,G-1 &I)assemble this portion of the roof frame.Once completed,assemble the other side also using corner pieces(G,G-1 & I). (Figure#1)Assemble main frame poles(A)and roof beams(C)using corner pieces(H)and (1-1).No pins are required here.Attach the reinforcement wires(0)to the holes in the upper side of the roof beams(C) then to the turn buckles(P)and adjust to remove any slack in the wires.(See Figure#2) Place tarp over assembled roof frame. 3. Slide one hold down clip(Q)onto each of the 4 vertical support tubes(B).These tubes will be used as the four corner legs of the canopy. Raise ONE side of the roof structure and insert vertical support tube(B)into the corner pieces already attached to the roof structure.It is recommended that two persons be used for this portion of the assembly process.These will form the canopy legs.At the top end of each vertical support tube,fasten the corner pieces using short pins and rings(L).Once completed, repeat the process for the other side (Figure#2). 4. Insert each vertical support tube(B)into the foot plates provided(K).At the bottom of each vertical support tube,fasten the leg to the foot plate using long pins and rings(M)(See insert Figure#2).To prevent disconnection,each leg should be pinned as it joins the assembly. 5. Attach roof to the frame pipe with long bungee cords(J)provided(Figure#3). 6. Attach side panel to the frame using both the long and short bungee cords provided(J)& (J-1). (Figure#5) 7. Attach front and back panels to the frame in the same fashion as in#6.Join tubes(R&S),then slide it into the sleeve at the bottom of the front panel door opening.(Figure#4) 8. Attach the base of the side panels to the base of the rear panel through the grommets provided,then through the holes in the foot plates by using the long bungee cords(J).Repeat the other side.Attach the bottom of the side panels to the foot plates in the same fashion.(Figure#5) 9. At each corner of the roof there is a plastic ball at the end of a cord.Attach it to the hold down clip. Position the hold down clip on the vertical support so that there is tension in the cord then lock the clip in position. (see Figure#4) 10. Secure all other grommet areas.Tighten bungee cords as required. 11.On each side of the canopy roof, tie two nylon straps(N)to the two center eyelets in the overhang and tie the other end to the hole in the foot plate.(Figure#4) 12.Smaller straps are included for securing the sides when rolled up. NCHORING YOUR CANOP After construction, it is imperative that your canopy be securely anchored to prevent movement or wind damage. Do not under any circumstances use this unit without first securing it properly.Holes are provided in the foot plates for this purpose.This unit can be anchored in a variety of ways.Please ensure the appropriate anchoring method is used to coincide with the surface upon which it will stand and the climate conditions of your area. Page 3 of 7 F�9ure #2 a\ `egS 'tcuctut � L 1sett\t�9 Y ent ire O ' 4� e tightens the f sOPcem - the2.. � � i's/'� L bowie° � and'\ac roof suPP° O C� " between �� 410 a 0 __ _ __ .. .. C ti Q ,,...ctAirte„,..,40 ,,,...,/, 100. . 1_, �� wn dip Wit' oint it-�1:""" flo\dd° �gP to\ocke'"ch) ill ` ins alli/',_1 N' \ g Loc supports. +a r7 -L Ins sitionthe t _." - B Ou ea°h comet Po a<Piece eing tnangt'\ N,1 \ B ttt° • ,insert B rt wrath Wig,'" 0 M C°°°ect each yettica\supP° � M �' \ the fpOt p\ate iris to$ ''- e N g-L°cKlug p 3 4 1on soap in th ♦ l t 2 foot Oases and vecnc \ to foot plate. support cover M \. ../ :�4 page a of a K Bungee Strap —Figure #3 J �J— i 111111 ,10 INSIDE VIEW OUTSIDE VIEW D %J lirfJ G-1 BUNGEE STRAPS—Should you require a shorter strap for snug fit,please follow the steps outlined below. 1. Lift ball 2. Remove knot 3. Tie a second knot to desired length 4. Allow ball to rest on new knot 5. Remove excess strap if necessary Au. Figure#4- II lily—% aktmealik FITTING 1H}. PLASTIC BALL 4 � INTO HOLD DOWN CLIPS F-1 1 ) SC� Page 5 of 7 i `1 F rit_a.....„......,.,,, , ;,, 4 �y 'i .., it , 4 \ bit , t A , \ 1 , e � 1 L ti ti 1 • PARTS FOR CUSTOMER SERVICE PLEASE CALL 1-800-929-9517 Monday—Friday 8 : 30 A.M—4 : 30 P.M Pacific Standard Time Any item covered by warranty will be sent directly to you freight prepaid IN ORDER TO IDENTIFY YOUR CANOPY MODEL AND PROPERLY SERVICE YOUR WARRANTY REQUIREMENTS, PLEASE ENSURE YOU RETAIN YOUR POINT OF PURCHASE RECEIPT AND THIS INSTRUCTION BOOK. PLEASE RETAIN THIS DOCUMENT FOR FUTURE REFERENCE Printed in Taiwan Page 7 of 7