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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOR-2000-Re R1 to R3 Fees - P.O. Box 27186 12738 —28' Ave. NE OCKE Seattle, WA 98125-1586 CONSTRUCTION March 22, 2000 P: 206-362-9490 F: 206-362-9794 Ms. Michelle Deaton Permit Technician Anacortes Planning and Community Development Dept. Permit Center P.O. Box 547 Anacortes, WA 98221 Reference: Anacortes Housing Authority Permits Anacortes Planning & Development Dept. Letter Dated March 15, 2000 City of Anacortes Certificate of Occupancy dated April 29, 1998 Dear Ms. Deaton: I am writing in regards to your letter dated March 15, 2000 regarding occupancy grouping and permit fees for the Anacortes Housing Authority Low Income Housing Project. In reviewing this with the project Architect, we feel that the buildings fall under the Group R Division 1 Occupancy as they are considered townhouses. All other cities both the Architect and Rocket Construction have worked in consider this type of construction to be R3. This is also the occupancy group designated by The City of Anacortes in 1998. I enclose the Certificate of Occupancy issued by the City of Anacortes on April 29, 1998, for the building located at 910—23ra Street. Prior to the bid date, I telephoned your office to verify the cost of the building permit. The numbers I was given for the permit and plan review fees totaled just over $6,800.00 based on our bid amount. I believe that many contractors bidding on this project had called, as the person who answered the phone readily knew the answer to my question and commented that she had received numerous calls. It is my understanding that you had had the plans for the project in your possession for a full month at the time of my call. Based on the occupancy grouping designated by the City of Anacortes in 1998 and the phone quote your department gave me for the permit and plan review fees, I am requesting that you reconsider your change in the occupancy group and the added permit fees at this late date. i Icerely,, Marti Bickford MAR 2 7 2000 0UJLUj11VU' LEFT