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QORTro�y CONSTRUCTION PROGRESS RECORD t six CITY OF PORT TOWNSEND v "TWA Development Services Department 250 Madison Street, Suite 3, Port Townsend, WA 98368 POST THIS CARD IN A SAFE,CONSPICUOUS LOCATION.PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE THIS NOTICE UNTIL ALL REQUIRED INSPECTIONS ARE MADE AND SIGNED OFF BY THE APPROPRIATE AUTHORITY AND THE BUILDING IS APPROVED FOR OCCUPANCY.STAMPED APPROVED PLANS MUST BE AVAILABLE ON THE JOBSITE. PARCEL NO. 989700703 PERMIT NO. BLD09-055 ISSUED DATE 06/19/2009 EXPIRATION DATE 12/16/2009 ADDRESS 111 QUINCY STREET CONSTRUCTION TYPE OCCUPANT LOAD OWNER QUINCY ST AT THE WATERFRONT LL PROJECT DESCRIPTION Create 5th Unit in the Cannery Building for a Hotel Design CONTRACTOR LENDER INSPECTION INSP )ATE COMMENT INSPECTION INSP )ATE COMMENT FOOTING SLAB (� FRAMING MISCELLANEOUS INSULATION GWB FINAL PUBLIC WORKS FIRE-FINAL FINAL BUILDING TO REQUEST AN INSPECTION CALL (360) 385-2294. INSPECTION REQUESTS MUST BE RECEIVED PRIOR TO 3:00 PM FOR NEXT DAY INSPECTION. D C B A Cn 0 0 I 21 Li H O o D C B rn OD A 0 M m 0 m rn 0 Cn 0 0 m f M D3 In FIELD COPY 0 m z v C ID Kirk Boike ARCHITECT ♦4601 Mason St* PortTowhsend WA 98368 * 360 385 6140 architect@suftest.net THE DRAWINGS AND PLANS SET FORTH ON THIS SHEET AS INSTRUMENTS OF SERVICE ARE, AND SHALL REMAIN, THE PROPERTY OF KIRK BOIKE, ARCHITECT- WRITTEN DIMENSIONS ON THIS DRAWING SHALL HAVE PRECEDENCE OVER SCALED DIMENSIONS- CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS, CONDITIONS,ETC,PERTAINING TO THE WORK BEFORE PROCEEDING. THE ARCHITECT MUST BE NOTIFIED OF ANY VARIATIONS FROM THE DIMENSIONS AND/OR CONDITIONS SHOWN ON THESE DRAWINGS. ANY SUCH VARIATION SHALL BE RESOLVED BY THIS OFFICE PRIOR TO PROCEEDING WITH THE WORK OR THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ACCEPT FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR COST TO RECTIFY SAME. r I r r 1 - 2 : inSl � Cif 4— C4 -� u _► L4 ( VI 5di 1 - 9 "(oo✓ c.aorLectz !!// CITY OF PORT TOWNSENJ Lu(�d'7' —03 5cfi� PERMIT ACTIVITY LOG PERMIT # Oq- 0-55 � DATE RECEIVED SCOPE OF WORK: .� afAlt� -?, DATE ACTION INITIALS -�5- ENTERED INTO CHET CHECKED FOR COMPLETENESS c tu an ad k Ub Zoning: Setbacks OK? Lot Size: Building Size: Lot Coverage: FAR OK? Height OK? Parking OK? Critical Area? Demo? Historic Rev? Notice to Title? Lots of Record? w PORT TO�� City of Port Townsend y Development Services Department 250 Madison Street, Suite 3, Port Townsend, WA 98368 (360) 385-5095 FAX (360) 344-4619 ` wn August 19, 2010 Kevin Harris 233 Cougar Ridge Road Pt. Townsend, W A 98368 SUBJECT: (Second) Final Inspection of the Clam Cannery Hotel's 51h unit BLD09-055 Agreement to complete improvements Dear Kevin, Representatives of my staff(Building Official Fred Slota& Senior Planner John McDonagh) conducted another site visit with the intention of granting final occupancy to the 51h hotel unit in the Cannery. Although the Design Review and building code issues discussed in July had been completed, DSD staff noted that at least one electrical box in the ceiling was exposed. It did not have a cover or a fixture installed as required by code. Also, the matter of approved exterior light fixtures that was deferred in July still remains unaddressed. Please be advised that prior to issuance of a final occupancy permit for the 51h hotel room in the Cannery, you will need to complete the following: a) Ensure all exposed electrical boxes are fitted with covers or have an approved fixture in place and call for another final inspection. Since our office has done several inspections at the Cannery in recent months, and each time there has been changed circumstances which requires a subsequent inspection, there will be a $50 charge for one final (hopefully) inspection. This final inspection should be arranged no later than next Friday, August 27, 2010; and, b) Sign the bottom of this document agreeing to have Design Review approval for new exterior light fixtures submitted, reviewed by the Historic Preservation Committee (HPC) and approved by the DSD Director. Said approval must be obtained and the approved light fixtures installed by October 22, 2010. This provides you with four(4) HPC meetings to obtain the required approval (Sept. 7 and 14; Oct. 5 and 19). If you know now that any of the above dates cannot be met by you, please provide me with alternatives to consider and approve before signing this letter. If after agreeing to a set of submittal dates you find any will not be met, you should contact us immediately. To be as clear as possible, this matter has gone since early 2009 and the solutions have not been complex to resolve. Meanwhile, we continue to have an on-going code violation based on the number of hotel units available at the Cannery. If the above agreed upon items are not completed in the time frames set forth, I may have no choice but to initiate a formal enforcement action which may result in the filing of a formal Notice and Order and remove your certificate of occupancy for the entire hotel until these matters are resolved. Thank you and please call or e-mail with any questions. Sincerely, Richa d M. Sepler, irector, Development Services Dept. ACKN JEDGMENT I, Kevin is, have read, understand, and agree to provide the above submittals by the dates indicate vised by agreement with the City. 2 Site inspection of Cannery 7/14/10 10 a.m. Fred Slota& John McDonagh, City of Port Townsend DSD Purpose: Review of first floor hotel room unit for occupancy. Room is finished but unfurnished (i.e. no bed, dresser, curtains, etc.). Summary: Met Kevin Harris, Cannery owner, on site. Discussed remaining unfulfilled Design Review items, which included: Water side deck door frame not painted the approved HPC palette color he agreed to (door frame is currently white). Door hardware on water side door not switched out to the approved dark bronze hardware. Lighting that was previously approved has not been installed. Per Kevin, electrical inspector told him the lighting he'd chosen could not be approved per electrical code. However, the previous incompatible lighting Kevin installed without review still remains. Remaining unfulfilled building code items include: Automatic sprinkler system heads on first floor all lacking approved escutcheon plates. When in use as the 5t"room of a hotel, the interior exit sign over the water side door needs to be covered to not falsely direct people out this exit (the door opens onto another heavy, oak "carriage" style door that is difficult to open). Result: Kevin will paint remaining parts of water side door and change out hardware today. He will also have a box or other cover mounted over "Exit" sign above water side door. He will get in touch with contractor about installing the escutcheon plates, then call again for inspection. He would like additional time to correct the exterior lighting, which he plans to re-submit to HPC in September. The building code would not require exterior lighting,per Fred, but it seems some type of lighting is appropriate for security, safety, etc. even as an interim measure. He also asks that the "room" not be required to have a full time bed in place prior to city sign off. Kevin states that he has 3 extra movable beds either in storage at W&K basement or in use in the other 4 rooms. David Timmons, Lu Manager I r. City of Port Townsend,WA i CT ' October 9,2009 CITY OF PORT TOWNSEN'D CSD a ,o Dear Mr.Timmons, j�—� You may not be aware of this but because of a technical oversight;the SDC fees on the Clam Cannery building are unpaid even though I was granted a legal Certificate of Occupancy from the City of Port Townsend for the building earlier this year. City Staff has informed me on Sept 17,2009 that on or about October 19th,unless I pay the fees(which are substantial),the water and sewer connections to the Clam Cannery building will be removed and without these the building will no longer be able to be legally used.I asked for more time to pay the fees and I was informed there was no provision to allow for any extension of time to pay SDC fees.Needless to say I was disappointed to learn nothing could be done to help me get more time to pay such a large assessment. In doing a little research on my own in the PTMC,I was pleasantly surprised to discover a provision which could allow me the extra time I need to come up with the SDC fees and give staff a way to help me within the scope of what's permissible according in the PTMC. I have included the appropriate excerpts within the body of this message.I'm hoping you'll be able to assist me because this matter is affecting both the occupancy permit for the building as well as the pending restoration effort for the Quincy Street Dock. Chapter 13.03 SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT CHARGES FOR WATER AND SEWER CONNECTIONS 13.03.115 Deferral of fees. The city manager is authorized to defer fees for projects that the city manager determines promote substantial additional private sector jobs and/or leverage private sector investment so that the city's tax base is substantially increased as a result of such project.The deferral shall: A.Be on such terms and with such security(including recorded restrictive covenant or other security)as determined by the city manager protects the payment of the fee; B.Not exceed a period of deferral of more than two years,or sale of property,whichever occurs fast; C.Not include deferral of any costs of notices,publication and other costs to the city; D.Include repayment in full with interest thereon at a rate commensurate with the annual one-year U.S. Treasury notes and bonds,adjusted for constant maturities,as published in the Federal Reserve Bulletin or otherwise available from the Federal Reserve Bank,computed annually on unpaid balances.Interest calculated pursuant to this section shall not be compounded.(Ord.2877§ 1,2004). That Port Townsend Municipal Code seems to specifically allow for the deferral of SDC fees when "projects that the city manager determines promote substantial additional private sector jobs and/or leverage private sector investment so that the city's tax base is substantially increased as a result of such project. I believe that Clam Cannery restoration is a project worthy on two counts of being allowed to take advantage of this exemption because we meet in my opinion the two main reasons given in the code for project consideration. 1. The project needs to create"substantial private sector jobs",and 2.The project must leverage"private sector investment so that the City's tax base is increased substantially" I believe we meet both these criteria. WE CREATED 50 NEW PRIVATE SECTOR JOBS The Clam Cannery restoration project has created the equivalent of more than 50 private sector jobs. Over the past few years I have invested millions of dollars supporting as many local craftsmen,service companies,vendors,merchants banks and contractors as I could in the restoration of the building.By my estimate I created more than 50 full time,living-wage jobs during the restoration of the building.Creating local private sector jobs is one of the items specifically called out as a reason to consider allowing an SDC deferral. WE SUBSTANTIALLY INCREASED THE CITY'S TAX BASE The Clam Cannery restoration project has substantially increased the City's tax base. The Clam Cannery building sat vacant for 40 years before we began the restoration project.The property had little assessed value.Hard evidence that the Clam Cannery restoration project is worthy of consideration for SDC deferral on the basis of increasing the City's Tax base substantially is that the property's tax assessment is now significant. Softer evidence that the project is willing of the City's support is the sheer number of tourists and locals who walk around in amazement snapping pictures and chatting about how skillfully the local craftsmen were able to bring forth the buildings intrinsic beauty. Paying almost$10,000.00 in SDC fees with such short notice is a hardship for me. I'm hoping you can help me by granting us the SDC deferral we are seeking and before the October 19,2009 deadline I was given. S' ly, i i t Key* Harris er Quin y Street at the Waterfront,LLC 233 ougar Ridge Road Port ownsend,WA 98368 kevl@,macrosystems.com Kevin Harris CAM —Notes & Responses 1. Request for Variance to allow a 4 unit hotel versus a 5 unit. DSD staff has preliminarily reviewed the variance approval criteria against the request for a 4 unit hotel. It is unlikely that a formal variance request would receive a staff recommendation for approval to the Hearing Examiner, who is the decision maker. As you are still working on your 5th unit and indicate it is "65% complete", you should focus efforts on completing this unit. You must continue to make meaningful progress on the 5th unit in order to keep the use of the building as a hotel from becoming a code enforcement action. 2. Request for extension of building permit for 5th hotel unit. DSD is willing to grant the requested extension a single time. However,the applicant must understand that active, diligent progress is needed towards completion of the 5th hotel unit. You've estimated that the unit is 65% complete and that final completion would be done in June. A site inspection by DSD building staff estimates the 5th unit is only 50% complete. The permit(BLD09- 055) was issued June 19, 2009. Further extensions beyond June 19, 2010 are not guaranteed. If the permit is expired, use of the hotel must cease until a new permit for the 5th unit is applied for, issued and granted a final Certificate of I. Occupancy. 3. Request to use the two basement condominium units of the Waterman & Katz Building as part of the Cannery Hotel. The intended use of the basement units in the Waterman & Katz Building has not been specified so it is not possible for DSD to fully respond to the request. What is clear is the basement units in Waterman& Katz may not be used as a hotel rooms (sleeping quarters) and may not count towards the hotel definition requirement to have 5 or more units. It is possible that the basement units could be used for meeting/conference purposes for the hotel so long as building code compliance for the intended occupancy is verified. Please provide detailed information on how these units would be used as part of the hotel operation. 4. Request to use portions of the Clapp Building(April Fool & Penny Too) as part of the Cannery Hotel. The specific portion(s) and intended use(s) of the Clapp Building has not been specified so it is not possible to fully answer the request. None of the Clapp Building may used as a Cannery hotel room (sleeping quarters) and may not count towards the hotel definition requirement to have 5 or more units. It is possible that portions of the Clapp Building could be used for meeting/conference r . purposes so long as building code compliance for the intended occupancy is verified. Please provide detailed information on how these units would be used as part of the hotel operation. 1 �, � OA 2-0 D AN 2 7 2010 Jc E AN CITY OF PODSD RT TOWNSEND fJ 4 fi 7 20010 Li A i LA! !A i�-,! 2 CITY OF PORT TM,\'NSEND 9 S D 5 �ID MS oA Vk VA 4)V� _ 5 �c � Zvi v� M� 2 pOAT Tp� City of Port Townsend Development Services Development City Hall 9'< 250 Madison Street,Suite 301A,Port Townsend WA 98368 ��was isurber(okityofpt.us (360)379-5084 FAX(360)344-4619 January 4, 2010 Mr. Kevin Harris 231 Cougar Ridge Road Port Townsend, WA 98368 RE: Application for Shoreline Conditional Use and Substantial Development Permit with associated SEPA checklist.Quincy Street Dock Restoration Project (Application 09-020 and 09-021) Dear Mr. Harris: Thank you for meeting with me on December 16, 2009 to discuss the status of your Quincy . Street Dock Restoration Project. The project includes restoration or repair of existing structures as well as construction of new dock facilities extending waterward. As.we discussed, additional information is required for us to resume project review. Furthermore, there are some.elements of.the project that may run contrary to the policies and regulations in the City's Shoreline Master Program. This letter serves as a summary of our meeting. City Permitting Status The Notice of Application for the above referenced application was published on October 28, 2009 with a 30-day comment period. Four comment letters were received; two are in opposition to the proposal: USCG Skokomish Indian Tribe, Joseph Pavel - Neutral Carolyn Mathias - Opposed Nora Regan - Opposed Copies of the comment letters received, are attached herein. Optional Public Open House - Staff recommended an informational public meeting to discuss the subject proposal and future uses. The open house could include both the Quincy Street Dock proposal and the City/Northwest Maritime Center Mooring Buoy Field proposal. You indicated that you were not in favor of such a meeting. Applicable SMP Sections The Shoreline Master Program (SMP) for the City of Port Townsend sets forth goals, policies, and development regulations for shorelines in Port Townsend. The proposal will be reviewed for conformance with the following sections of the SMP: 4.3 Economic Development Element 4.9 Historic, Cultural, Scientific, and Educational Element 5.5 Shorelines of Statewide Significance 5.6 Aquatic Shoreline Environment 5.11 Historic Waterfront Shoreline Environment 6.0 Environmental Protection 7.0 Shoreline Public Access 8.6 Commercial Development 8.11 Parking Facilities 8.14 Scientific, Cultural and Educational Facilities 8.15 Transportation Facilities 9.4 Docks, Piers and Floats 7.0 Shoreline Public Access 8.8 Marinas or 8.12 Recreational Facilities 8.12 Recreational 9.4 Docks, Piers, and Floats We recommend you familiarize yourself with the provisions in the SMP as well as the Comprehensive Plan. We note that both"structures"and "uses" are regulated by the SMP. Additional Information Required Following is a summary of the items requested in our August 14, 2009 letter along with the status. Where Shoreline Master Program (SMP) Policies or Development Regulations (DR) are referenced, we have attached said policies and development regulations herein. 1) Expanded project description—Status: We received the response from Amy Leitman of Marine Surveys & Assessments on September 22, 2009. The additional detail raises a few more questions/concerns: A. Facilities that provide launching, storage, supplies, moorage, and other Services for five or more pleasure and commercial watercraft are considered "Marinas" by the City's SMP. New marinas are prohibited (DR 8.8.1). During our meeting, you indicated a willingness to modify the application to allow no more than four watercraft in total (including the seaplane), shall we proceed as such? B. What is the dock's relationship to the Cannery Hotel? Is the dock a private facility for use by Cannery Hotel guests only? Would portions of the dock be accessible to the general public? What if the hotel is converted to condominiums in the future? In regards to the public access element, we discussed the logic of limiting public access to the upper.portions of the restored pier shed with a gate at the top of the ramp limiting access to the floats for safety purposes. In regards to proposed uses, staff noted that the Shoreline Master Program treats reuse of historic over-water structures more liberally than new over-water structures. Limitations on new overwater structures are explicitly included in policies and regulations of the SMP. After consulting with Department of Ecology staff, we've determined that while portions of the project constitute "reuse of historic over-water structures", the ramp and floats are "new over-water structures". For new over-water structures, the SMP limits uses to public, ecological restoration, recreational or water-dependent uses (Development Regulation 5.6.6). If I understood you correctly, visitors arriving/departing by seaplane would not be exclusive to the hotel; however the boat slips would be for hotel guests only. You also indicated that you would want to reserve the right to assign boat slips to future condominium owners. Some aspects of the desired use, and potential future use, appear to be in conflict with the policies and regulations of the Shoreline Master Program. A design that accommodates public access on the restored portion of the dock with a float that accommodates, as it's primary use, a seaplane(semi-public, water-dependent transportation) serving Port Townsend visitors appears consistent with the Shoreline Master Program (Policy 5.6.3, DR 5.6.6, and DR 6.6.1). However, boat slips for the exclusive use of the hotel patrons or slips assigned to private condominiums (i.e.,private dock), appear inconsistent with the Shoreline Master Program. (DR 5.6.6. and DR 9.4.1 b) C. According to Ms. Leitman's letter, "no extra parking will be required". You clarified that there is no existing parking nor will any new parking be created by the project. You acknowledged that if uses on the structure were expanded in the future (e.g., ferry terminal)parking may be required for such use at the time of development. 2) Overlay the site plan on a recent survey to document ownership of the underlying tidelands and proximity to surrounding structures.—Status: We have yet to receive this information. In recent conversations, you had indicated that you would be submitting the requested information as the survey was also required by the Department of Natural Resources. The survey will need to verify underlying ownership and proposed lease areas. In your October 22 email, you stated that you are seeking lease of additional tidelands from DNR for the purpose of maintaining the access to and from the Quincy Street Dock. "The structures being proposed in the application are to be housed 100%on property already owned or leased by the applicant." It has come to our attention that a portion of the dock is to be constructed in what appears to be submerged Quincy Street and Front Street rights-of- way. Although the Port of Port Townsend owns the dock structure itself, it appears that the City still retains the rights-of-way. We recently received information from Clark Land Office for the NWMC/City proposed mooring buoy field to the east. As a courtesy, a copy was provided to you at the meeting. 3) Preliminary engineered plans Engineering plans must take into consideration the intensity of winds and storm activity experienced within Port.Townsend Bay; ADA accessibility, etc. The Port of Port Townsend may have reports on file that would be of use to your engineer. Include plan view and elevations. —Status: We have yet to receive this information, however recently submitted exhibits that you had prepared for ACOE may prove adequate. 4) Provide an explanation of how the proposal meets the conditional use permit criteria of the Shoreline Master Program: —Status: Received. Additional SEPA Information Required 1) A noise report prepared by a qualified noise consultant/engineer to address the impacts of noise on the character of the existing waterfront environment(business, tourism, recreation) and surrounding residential neighborhoods. What is the anticipated frequency of seaplane take of and arrival? What is the anticipated intensity and duration of the noise? What methods would be employed to abate noise? \ Status: Tim Brooks of Kenmore Air provided a response based upon a noise study conducted for a similar project. This may be acceptable. The sound levels were quoted for the Dehaviland Beaver—is this the type of plane to be used at the Quincy Street Dock? Are you willing to limit use to this type of plane? If not, please provide the design parameters for the model(s) that you are proposing. 2) Please provide an addendum to the BE to address the potential for transfer of invasive species between water environments and additional information on noise impacts— Status: Additional information has been provided, however, the response did not address the potential for the seaplanes to transfer invasive species. Please address. 3) Risk management/Transportation and Recreation- Status: Additional information has been received. 4) Assess parking impacts—Status: Given that the more detailed project description clarifies that the proposal does not include a ferry terminal, no additional information is required. Additional information required for historic preservation design review In our conversation, we discussed the need for design details to allow review by appropriate historic preservation agencies (DR-5.11.7). This would involve undergoing a design review process with the City's Historic Preservation Committee(HPC) pursuant to both the SMP and Chapter 17.30 of the Port Townsend Municipal Code(PTMC). I would advise you to initiate HPC Design Review at your earliest convenience to minimize any conflict between the separate but related permit processes. I believe you are familiar with the HPC review process and what is required for a complete application. It will require a detailed plan and profile of the existing and proposed structures, as well as clear indication of types of materials being used. The requested information should be submitted in a single packet with a cover letter referencing this letter and clearly indicating your response to each of the items requested. Pursuant to Chapter 20.01 of the PTMC, the additional information must be submitted within 120 days of this letter, or your application will be considered abandoned and withdrawn. i Sin rel lqu/ Judy Surb , Senior Planner/Planning Manager Developm nt Services Department (360) 379-5084 Cc: file Cc without attachments: Jeffree Stewart, DOE Margie Schirato, WDFW Ronald J. Wilcox, ACOE John McDonagh, Senior Planner Samantha Trone, Development Services Engineer Amy Leitman, Marine Surveys and Assessments Attachments: Comment letters from: USCG, Skokomish Indian Tribe, Carolyn Mathias, and Nora Regan �p�pORT Tp�y� BUILDING PERMIT City of Port Townsend 9� Development Services Department acw 250 Madison Street,Suite 3, Port Townsend,WA 98368 (360)379-5095 Project Information Permit# BLD09-055 Permit Type Commercial Tenant Improvement Project Name Create 51h Unit in Cannery for a Hotel Site Address 1 I I QUINCY STREET Parcel# Designation 989700703 Project Description Create 5th Unit in the Cannery Buildirw for a Hotel Designation Names Associated with this Project License Type Name Contact Phone# Type License# Exp Date Applicant Quincy St At The Waterfront Ll Owner Quincy St At The %Vaterfront LI Fee Information Project Details Project Valuation S10.000.00 Entered Bid Valuation 10,000 DOLL Building Pennit Fee 181.25 Units: Heat Type: Plan Review Fee 117.81 Bedrooms: Construction Type: State BL11ld1n2 Code Council Fee 4.50 Bathrooms: Occupancy Type: Technolo2v Fee for Buildinw Permit 5.00 Record Retention Fee for Buildinw 9.25 Pennit Total Fees S 317.81 V V V SEE ATTACHED CONDITIONS Call 385-2294 by 3:00pm for next day inspection. Permits expire 180 days from issuance if work is not commenced, or if work is suspended for a period of 180 days. Work is verified by obtaining a valid inspection. The granting of this permit shall not be construed as approval to violate any provisions of the PTMC or other laws or regulations. I certify that the information provided as a part of the application for this pennit is true and accurate to the est of my knowledge. I further certify that I am the owner of the propc y or aulhorizcd aecnt the o��ncr �� �r�� i /��j� ('! at /d1�jlb' Date Issued: 06'19;2009 Prtnt >\a e 6 IIM' I � fn I Issued B%': S\VASSi�4ER Signature Date �� _ Date Expires: I2/16/2009 QORT rp�y BUILDING PERMIT City of Port Townsend Development Services Department �wA 250 Madison Street,Suite 3,Port Townsend,WA 98368 (360)379-5095 Project Information Permit# BLD09-055 Permit Type Commercial Tenant Improvement Project Name Create 5th Unit in Cannery for a Hotel Site Address 1 1 1 QUiNCY STREET Parcel# Designation 989700703 Project Description Create 5th Unit in the Cannery Buildine for a Hotel Designation Conditions 10. The applicant must demonstrate compliance with the approved Historic District Design Review requirements prior to obtaining occupancy of any unit. 20. The applicant shall adhere to the original SEPA MDNS and the Revised Second SEPA Addendum issued for the project. 30. The bicycle rack installation required by the Revised Second SEPA Addendum must be installed at a locationi approved by DSD prior to granting occupancy of any unit. As an alternative. the applicant may post a bond or other financial security acceptable to the DSD Director for the bicycle rack instalation. 40. Certain measures outlined in the applicant's approved Transportation Demand Management (TDM)plan must be in place prior to granting occupancy for any hotel unit. Specifically; the map of available 2-4-hour parking areas being provided to guests must be prepared by the applicant with reviewed and approval by DSD. Also.the loaner bicycles (with locks)being made available to guests must be on-site and inspected by DSD. Ca11385-2294 by 3:00pm for next day inspection. Permits expire 180 days from issuance if work is not commenced, or if work is suspended for a period of 180 days. Work is verified by obtaining a valid inspection. The granting of this permit shall not be construed as approval to violate any provisions of the PT1v1C or other laws or regulations. I certify that the information provided as a part of the application for this permit is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge. I further certify that 1 am the owner of the property or authorized agent of the owner. Print Name Date Issued: 06/19/2009 Issued Bc: SwASSMER Signature Date Date Expires: 12/16/2009 i i I E _ I I \` CA) i 1 m r cn m Om G� 0 D I m r O O c D O Z co _ — I\ I rc 1 _ S CD 1 m0 mm � O =i m —� m :0 z v Kirk Boike ARCHITECT ♦4601 Mason St♦ PortTownsend WA 98368 ♦ 360 385 6140 architect@surfbest.net THE DRAWINGS AND PLANS SET FORTH ON THIS SHEET AS INSTRUMENTS OF SERVICE ARE,AND SHALL REMAIN, THE PROPERTY OF KIRK BOIKE, ARCHITECT. WRITTEN DIMENSIONS ON THIS DRAWING SHALL HAVE PRECEDENCE OVER SCALED DIMENSIONS. CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS,CONDITIONS,ETC,PERTAINING TO THE WORK BEFORE PROCEEDING. THE ARCHITECT MUST BE NOTIFIED OF ANY VARIATIONS FROM THE DIMENSIONS AND/OR CONDITIONS SHOWN ON THESE DRAWINGS. ANY SUCH VARIATION SHALL BE RESOLVED BY THIS OFFICE PRIOR TO PROCEEDING WITH THE WORK OR THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ACCEPT FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR COST TO RECTIFY SAME. O�'PORT TOE City of Port Townsend Development Services Department a 250 Madison Street, Suite 3, Port Townsend, WA 98368 9 (360) 385-5095 FAX (360) 344-4619 ��wnst April 20, 2009 Mr. Kevin Harris 233 Cougar Ridge Road Pt. Townsend, WA 98368 SUBJECT: Stop Work Order, BLD09-055 Dear Kevin, 1. As you know, a Stop Work order was issued today for all construction activities at your Cannery project. In order to have the Stop Work order lifted, certain specific actions are required by you. I have outlined below a submittal process for you, with due dates, that if followed will: a) Lift the Stop Work order for the Cannery's upper floor only and allow work to continue only where it falls within the scope of permits previously issued by DSD; and b) Provide you with a path to follow for your continued effort at converting the Cannery to a five (5) room hotel. 2. To have the Stop Work order lifted for work on the Cannery's upper floor only, please complete the following: a) Sign this letter in the space indicated below, returning the original to us. By signing this, you are agreeing to prepare and submit all of requested submittals in this letter by the date(s) indicated; and, b) ON OR BEFORE 5 P.M., APRIL 22,2009: Please provide Fred Slota, DSD Building Official, with a written scope of work for your planned second floor construction. In order for work on the second floor to continue, the Building Official must find the scope of work falls within that permitted by your last approved permit(BLD07-136). 3. In additional to the second floor scope of work, other submittals and due dates you must agree to provide to DSD for review and approval includes: a) ON OR BEFORE 5 P.M.,APRIL 24,2009: Please submit a Fire Protection Plan and application permit for the work already performed and for any additional work anticipated for the hotel conversion. b) ON OR BEFORE 5 P.M. APRIL 27,2009: Please submit the SEPA Addendum fee ($320)and 3 copies of a basic scaled site plan illustrating how the five (5)hotel units would arranged within the building. You may choose to use site/floor plans you showed DSD staff earlier in April as a base map for this; however, the site plan must be clear, legible a done to a scale. Simply add details to the plan that neatly and clearly show where the various rooms are, what the single point of access to the hotel would be, what parts of the building would be"walled off"as as storage, etc. r Letter to Mr. Kevin Harris April 20, 2009 Page 2 c) ON OR BEFORE 5 P.M.APRIL 29,2009: Please submit A Historic Preservation Committee(HPC) Design Review application that addresses all previously unpermitted actions that have taken place at the Cannery. A preliminary list of these items that required Design Review approval was provided to you in the April 9, 2009 letter from John McDonagh of my staff. d) ON OR BEFORE 5 P.M. MAY 11,2009: Please submit architectural drawings (together with any building permit application deemed appropriate by the Building Official)of the proposed hotel conversion that illustrate the proposed hotel conversion and demonstrate comply with all applicable sections of the building code and bearing the stamp of a licensed Washington architect. 4. If you know now that any of the above dates cannot be met by you, please provide me with alternatives to consider and approve before signing this letter. If after agreeing to a set of submittal dates you find any will not be met, you should contact us immediately. 5. To be as clear as possible, no additional work at the Cannery may take place until resolution of the above-referenced matters have been addressed. 6. If you agree to the terms of this letter by signing below, only that work previously permitted for the second floor may continue. No work on the first floor is permitted until all applicable permits and plans have been submitted, reviewed and approved by DSD. 7. A DSD representative will visit the site to ensure the terms of the Stop Work and this letter are being met. Failure to comply with the terms of a Stop Work order may result in the issuance of fines Thank you and please call or e-mail with any questions. Sincerely, Richar M. Sepler, CP Director, Development Services Dept. ACKNOWLEDGMENT I, Kevin Harris,have read, understand, and agree to provide the above submittals by the dates indicated unless revised by agreement with the City. Kevin Harris Date 2 Apr. 7. 2009 3: 27PM -'DON - G. T ASSOCIATES, INC No, 0943 P. 1 r page i of 2 RTI�C K. .(000)23t-3346. wwW,reolorseal,com wwwWtaosulk,00m CopyN®M.2WA UrtMwriteia Laboretorfee Inc. �. kepitnted from the 2004 R6 Rbe16Wr*i.Dh Mwy:w(th pem Alon from UndBrWrKets Loo1atodw 1". System No. C-AJ-2151 December 20,2000 )F Rating--2 and 31dr T Rating—0 and 3 Hr if' 4�� 1.Floor or Wall Assembly Min 4-1/2 in.thick reinforced lightweight or normal weight(100-150 pcf) concrete,Wall may also be constructed of any UL Classified Concrete Blocks*.Floor may also be constructed of any min 6 in.thick UL Classified hollow-core precast Concrete Units*,Max diam of opening is 7 in.See Concrete Blocks(CAZT)and Precast Concrete Units(CFTV)categories in the Eire Resistance Directory for names of manufacturers. 2.Through Penetrants One nonmetallic pipe to be installed either concentrically or eccentrically within the firestop system.Pipe to be rigidly supported on both sides of floor or wall assembly.The following types and sizes of nonmetallic pipes may be used: A.Polyvinyl Chloride(PVC)Pipe Nom 6 in.diem Schedule 40 cellular or solid core PVC pipe for use in closed(process or supply)or vented(drain,waste or vent)piping system.The annular space shall be min 0 in.to max 3/8 in.When PVC pipe is used,F Rating is 21urs and T Rating is 0 hr. - R.Chlorinated polyvinyl Chloride(CPVC)Pipe Nom 6 in.diem(or smaller)$DR 17 CPVC pipe for use in closed(process or supply)piping systems.When pipe collars are provided on both sides of a wall,SDR 17 CPVC pipe may also be used in vented(drain,waste or vent) piping systems.The annular space shall be min 0 in.to max 3/8 in.When CPVC pipe is used, F Rating is 2 hrs and T hating is 0 hr. C.Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene(ABS)Pipe Nom 6 in,diam Schedule 40 cellular or solid core ABS pipe for use in closed(process or supply)or vented(drain,waste or vent)piping systems.The annular space shall be min 0 in,to max 3/8 in.When ABS pipe is used,F Rating is 2 hrs and T Rating is 0 hr. Apr, 7. 2009 3: 27PM 'DON — G. T ASSOCIATES, INC No. 0943 P. 2 • Page 2 of 2 D.Flame Retardant Polypropylene(FRPP)Pipe N'om 6 in.diam Schedule 40 FRPP pipe for use in closed(process or supply)or vented(drain,waste or vent)piping systems.The annular space shall be nom 3/16 in.When FRPP pipe is used,F and T Ratings are 3 hr. 3.Firestop Device*GaIv steel collar lined with an intumescent material sized to fit specific diam of the through penetrant.Device to be installed around through penetrant in accordance with accompanying installation instructions.Device incorporates anchor tabs for securement to underside of the concrete floor by means of 1/4 in.diam by 1-1/4 in.long steel expansion bolts in conjunction with min 3/4 in.diam washers.Device secured at each tab.In walls,collars are installed on each side of wall.RECTORSEAL— Metacaulk Pipe Collar *Bearing the UL Classification Mark I� 1 of QORT T�h City of Port Townsend ys Development Services Department " Waterman & Katz Building 9 181 Quincy Street, Suite 301A, Port Townsend WA 98368 �a`wn (360)379-3208 FAX(360)385-7675 April 21, 2009 Kevin Harris 233 Cougar Ridge Road Pt. Townsend, WA. 98368 SUBJECT: Scope of Work for Second Floor Dear Kevin, I have received your written scope of work for the planned second floor construction. The list that DSD received is as follows: 1 Install counter tops in unit#1 2 Install carpet on back stairs 3 Install pendant lights over bar unit#1 4 Install bathroom vanity light in unit#1 5 Install furniture in units 1 —4 6 Install appliances in units 1 —4 7 Install TV's in units 1 —4 8 Install bathroom vanity lights in units 2 — 3 These items as stated above may be installed and fall within the scope of work to be continued on the second floor. This does not allow work on the first floor to begin. Items as stated in #3 in letter dated 4/20/2009 (Stop Work Order) still remain to be fulfilled and work on the first floor will not be allowed until all items have been received and reviewed by DSD staff. Sincerely, Q 4ut�2t*J Fred Slota, CBO Building Official OF QORT TO City of Port Townsend u` a Development Services Department 250 Madison Street, Suite 3 ¢w� Port Townsend WA 98368 360-379-5095 Fax 360-344-4619 REVISION TO BUILDING PERMIT # Revision # OWNER: ��,,�,� � �s SITE ADDRESS: ( I l Qy)v/u S r Total Value of Revision: Impervious Surface Change? ❑ Yes 0 Revisions require 2 sets of plans and a written scope of workthat fully describes the proposed change plus any additional information that will be of assistance in issuing your revision. If your plans were stamped by a design professional,all revision submittals require a stamp with a wet signature. Be aµare that changes to the existing approved plans may also require Lou to revise your original building permit application(lot coverage, impervious surface,structure square footage,etc.)and energy code documents(changing windows,heat source,etc.)to conform to your proposed changes. Scope of work: bn T 5��2i�iLi�L �s �o �tisr,>U Si'¢►> Cv $vita i�C,- Applicant Signature Date f�'L W i I&7 OFFICE USE ONLY: Submittal date: Two sets of plans for revision: Approval of engineer of record(if original plans engineered): ❑ Yes ❑ No ❑ NA PADSMDepartrnent Fonns\Building Fams\4plication-Revision.d6c KNIGHT FIRE PROTECTION, INC. ,.a ° 2509 NEST 19iir STREET e PORT ANGELES, WA 93363 s14 360-417-0505 r !! 360-432-8074 FAX ,opts, � LICENSE NO. KNIGI-{FP044LK I ' ON GUARD ?4 HOURS.A DAN" i NEW 0 ______ [ I Fire Sprinkler Summary Data General Notes: This wet fire sprinkler system is being modified to add protection for a new hallway being built to provide access to a new residential unit. This build-out is inside a fully sprinklered building. Two f I (2)new pendant heads are being installed in the sheetrock ceiling of the new hallway. All other protection I ; is to remain as previously installed. The existing protection is spaced for ordinary hazard occupancy. The hallway is a light hazard occupancy and provides a separate level of protection(below the new ceiling). � i I Owner: Kevin Harris. 233 Cougar Ridge Road Port Townsend, Washington 98368 i CJ - Job Name/Location: The Cannery Building—Quincy Street. Port Townsend, Washington 3" Mpotl I fly 3'�( rttSTr ) Designer/Installer: Knight Fire Protection. Inc V: (360)417-0303 F: (360)4�2-8074 Knighfp044lk- Level III j 2309 West 19`h Street i I - -- i:�(14��I1t �Jt��11.1�5►�� Port Angeles, Washington 98363 i `P1101'VLT60 �tJO GF�Orh7 � Authority having Jurisdiction: City of Port Townsend Fire Marshal, or their assignee Design Standard/Occupancy: NFPA 13 — Installation of Sprinkler Systems (2007 edition) o C'TW-f w ' IYv AR4tWtltZYt- Hydraulic Calculations: No Calculations Required ' o-b� i � 1 � Water Supply: Existing �oA Coverage area: # Heads Head type ,, New Hallway 2 l'yco'fY-FRB, ,r_; , I» deg, Chrome SSP. K=5.6 r— { Spacing: Light Hazard (223 sq/ft max) Actual Spacing— 120 sq'it. 9EDhM C`10-WlfW Aij Q—b Piping: New piping is 1" schedule 40 black iron pipe. L_ __... ___.._. Hangers: Beam clamps with all thread rod, spacing not to exceed requirements of NI-PA 13. - Insulation: Existing V[ APF E 2 8 2009 CITY OF PORT iOWNSEND DSD FR're Banleir 2000+ SHR'cone Senh%nts Product Data 2. Applications Limitations Ideal for sealing simple penetrations such as around metallic or glass pipes 3M Fire Barrier 2000+ Silicone and conduits to control the spread of Sealant should not be applied to: fire. Helps limit the spread of noxious Building materials that bleed oils, FILL,VOID OR CAVITY MATERIALS gas, smoke, and water. Maintains the plasticizers or solvents (e.g., CLASSIFIED BY integrity of fire-rated construction. The impregnated wood, oil-based UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES,INC.® Teen or,caulks partially FOR USE IN THROUGH-PENETRATION FIRESTOP sealant is designed for use in fire-rated g P y SYSTEMS, vulcanized rubber SEE CURRENT UL FIRE RESISTANCE DIRECTORY. control and Isolation joints. 7M32 ° Unvented spaces where sealant Made in U.S.A. is not exposed to atmospheric Primary sealing applications: P P ° Telephone and electric wires moisture 1. Product Description ° Cables ° Wet or frost-coated surfaces 3MTM Fire Barrier 2000+ Silicone ° Electrical conduit (metal) ° Areas that are continuously damp Sealant is a ready-to-use, gun-grade, ° Pipes (steel, copper and glass) or immersed in water ° Painted surfaces one-component silicone elastomer that Nonpenetrated opening applications: ° When surface temperatures cures upon exposure to atmospheric ° Control joints exceed 60°C (1400F), this may humidity to form a flexible seal. ° cause sealant to bubble during Isolation joints g 3M Fire Barrier 2000+ Silicone Sealant ° Blank openings cure. firestops openings and penetrations ° Where painting of the sealant is through floor slabs, walls and other fire- required as the paint may crack rated building partitions and assem- and peel. ° When is direct contact with food. blies. 3M Fire Barrier 2000+ Silicone This sealant has not been tested Sealant, when installed properly, will to determine its status with the control the spread of fire before, during Food and Drug Administration and after exposure to open flames. regulations. For applications 3M Fire Barrier 2000+ Silicone involving food contact consult with 3M Technical Service. Sealant Features ° Continuous Immersion in Water. ° In areas where abrasion and Sealant remains elastomeric and is physical abuse are likely. weather resistant. It will bond to most common construction materials. ° Superior adhesion 3. Physical Properties ° Class 25 sealant, per ASTM 920 Wt./ctn. ° Fle-enterable/repairable Product Unit Volume Units/Ctn. Lbs. ° Excellent weatherability ° Provides up to a 4-hour fire-rating Fire Barrier 10.3 fl. oz. cartridge 18.6 cu.in. 12 12.7 ° Maximum pipe size of 24" 2000+ Silicone 2 gallon pail 462.0 cu. in. 1 23.2 (609,6 mm) Sealant 4.5 gallon pail 1040.Ocu. in. 1 52.8 ° Cures upon exposure to atmospheric humidity ° Applied with conventional caulking gun 4. Specifications Product Typically Specified Divisions The firestopping sealant is a one-com- ponent, ready-to-use, gun-grade, Division 7 Thermal and Moisture Protection Firestopping silicone elastomer. The sealant shall 07270 be listed by independent test agencies Division 13 Special Construction Fire Suppression and such as UL and be tested to, and pass Supervisory Systems the criteria of,ASTM E 814, E 119, 13900 UL 2079 Fire Test, tested under positive Division 15 Mechanical pressure. It shall comply with the 15250 Mechanical Insulation Fire Protection requirements of the NEC (NFPA-70), Division 16 Electrical BOCA, ICBO, SBCCI and NFPA Code 16050 #101. The sealant meets joint movement performance ratings of ASTM Specification 920, Type S, Grade NS, Class 25, Use NT, G, and A. (Also tested against concrete). 5. Performance A. Typical Physical Properties As Supplied 2000+ MIL-S-8802 Flow, Sag or Slump (inch) <0.1 MIL-S-8802 Working Time, (minutes) 10-20 MIL-S-8802 Color Light Gray MIL-S-8802 Full Cure and Adhesion at 77°F (25°C) 50% R.H., (days) 14-21 As Cured—After 21 Days at 770F (25°C) 50% R.H. ASTM D 2240 Durometer, Shore A 40 ASTM D 412 Elongation at Break, percent 500 'Contact 3M for current sales specifications B. Firestopping Properties Meets the criteria of ASTM E 814 Fire Test, tested under positive pressure. Consult current UL Fire Resistance Directory for systems listed under 3M Product 2000+ Silicone Sealant. C. Firestopping Code Requirements ICBO SBCCI BOCA NFPA Uniform Standard Basic/National Life Safety NEC Building Code Building Code Building Code Code#101 National (1991 edition) (1991 edition) (1991 edition) (1991 edition) Electric Code 302(d)Application for 103.2.4 Structural and 901.2 Penetrations 6-2.3.6 Penetrations and 300-21. 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Additional drawings and manufacturer's precautions when o Install required amount of details are available through your 3M handling solvents. fire-rated fill materials such as Authorized Fire Protection Products mineral wool or ceramic board. Distributor. Installation Notes: o Install the proper amount of 3M o Clean surfaces of the opening and Fire Barrier 2000+ to obtain the Do not use alcohol to clean surfaces all penetrating items to allow proper specified 1-, 2-, 3-, or 4-hour in the penetration. Alcohol can keep adhesion of firestop materials. fire rating. sealant from curing properly. Metal Pipe 1/4"(6mm)Depth 3M Fire Barrier 3M Fire Barrier 1. Metal pipe/conduit applications 2000+Silicone Sealant 2000+Silicone Sealant through nominal 24" (609,6 mm) out- side diameter. - Minimum 1/4" (6 mm) depth of ` a 2000+ Silicone Sealant is required p a Maximum annular space allowable is 3-1/4" (82,5 mm). Packing material is a minimum 3" .o v• (76,2 mm) depth of 4 pcf mineral - v wool. Concrete floor thickness is a minimum 4-1/2" (114,3 mm). 4412"(114,3mm) _�I 3-1/4"(82,5mm)Max. Concrete Floor Annular Space Packing Material Complete document includes system/application pages. 2. Metal pipe/conduit applications for 2 2 Hour Gypsum hour rated gypsum wallboard wallboard Assembly `T 3MFireBamer assemblies. 2000+Silxpne Wood or Steel shed Sealant Minimum 5/8" (15,8 mm) thickness of 2000+ Silicone Sealant is required. A nominal 3/4" (19 mm) annular space is required. Maximum pipe size is 24" - Max.24"(609,6mm)I L 3/4"(19mm)Maximum (609,6 mm). Dia.Steel Pipe or I Annular Space Conduit 4-1/2"(14,3mm)Solid 3.Joint treatment systems for up to Concrete Floor three hour fire rated concrete floor to Ilk- concrete wall applications. 3-1/2" (88,9 mm) minimum of 4 PCF ° ° mineral wool recessed 1/2" (12 mm) .G'C o.G .0 � v.G 'a o p.p• from each side of the wall surface. aQ D.4' Minimum 1/2" (12 mm) thickness of 2000+ silicone sealant is required. �p.d •��p.d D. - 6" (152,4 mm) maximum joint width. �, a, ,P 1/2"(12mm)Minimum •a o p•o a p °• Depth of 3M Fire Barrier 4-1/2" (114,3 mm) minimum thick ° ' p . V 2000.Silicone Sealant concrete floor. v 4-1/2" (114,3 mm) minimum I.hneralwodPadorg thickness of concrete or UL Sold < classified concrete blocks for the Classified eB�wan wall construction. 7. Maintenance 8. Availability 9. Safe Handling Information 3M Fire Barrier 2000+ Silicone 3M Fire Barrier 2000+ Silicone Consult Material Safety Data Sheet Sealant is stable under normal stor- Sealant is available from 3M prior to handling and disposing of age conditions. Cartridges and pails Authorized Fire Protection 3M Fire Barrier 2000+ Silicone have a one year shelf life. Normal Distributors. 2000+ Silicone Sealant. stock and stock rotation are recom- Sealant is available in standard mended. Store below 90OF (321C) 10.3 fl. oz. cartridges, 2 gallon, for maximum shelf life. and 4.5 gallon pails. Warranty and Limited Remedy. This product will be free from defects in material and manufacture for a period of ninety(90)days from date of purchase. 3M MAKES NO OTHER WARRANTIES INCLUDING,BUT NOT LIMITED TO,ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MER- CHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. User is responsible for determining whether the 3M product is fit for a particular purpose and suitable for user's method of application. 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Rect�cled paper St. Paul, MN 55144-1000 40'%pre-consumer MCS 162358 800 328 1687 10%post-consumer ©3M 1999 98-0400-3266-0(1061) Page l of l Scottie Foster From: John McDonagh Sent: Thursday, June 18, 2009 11:36 AM To: Fred Slota; Rick Taylor Cc: Francesca Franklin; Scottie Foster; Rick Sepler Subject: BLD09-055, Cannery hotel conversion Planning has signed off on the above BLD. I've inserted a number of conditions that the applicant will have to meet prior to-us granting occupancy of any unit (even the 4 units that are completed). I know Kevin is anxious to get occupancy of the 4 completed units as quickly as possible, but he'll need to complete the items I've specified before we do that. They aren't too onerous and he should be able to complete them fairly quickly. I see that Fire still hasn't signed off. Are there issues with it Kevin needs to know about? John McDonagh,Planner Development Services Dept. City of Port Townsend Pt. Townsend,WA 98368 360-344-3070 office 360-344-4619 fax 6/18/2009 Dev`.opment Services ORT T of P `250 Wdisoh=Street Suite 3 Port Townsend W A'98368 Phrrw :. g . . -, one 360 37 5095 Fax ,360 344-4619.. was ' www_cityofpt.us Commercial Building Permit Application Project Address &Zoning District: Legal Description (or Tax#): Office UsefOnlyc Addition: �- 1;i u;,..• ,�� — 'Permit �.,� z �� t Block: -� .. AParcel # - �(� Lot(s): �o�"f��, c��/� AssociatedPermlts �c;hhC�r ��' arlll / ��.: ' Project Pescriptio y$ , > Applications accepted by mail must include a check for initial plan review fee of$150 2 See the"Commercial Building Permit Application Requirements" for details on "a plan submittal requirements. �F F Property, Owner: ( , I Lender Information: Name: er' , �c 2 0 �l� Lender information must be provided for projects Address: I Ave- over$5,000 in valuation per RCW 19.27.095. v� �` / City/SUZip: 1f p (/{� '� Name: �I`✓1'l�'r'16,4--t Phone: 7 L Project Valuation: $ Email: Construction Type: 60.iA.41 Y✓G, Contact/Re resentative Name: 2 llti % Occupancy Rating: Address- Building Information (square feet): 1 City/SUZip: _ 1 S`floor Restrooms: / Phone: 2_9((7 '7 1 L�, I-e7 q L-/ 2rd floor Deck(s): Email: �✓�✓1 i" �✓j!S f /y� ;(1) 3`d floor Storage: Basement: Is it finished? Yes No Contractor: Other: Name: Q'VA,',/ New❑ Addition ❑ Remodel/Repair ❑ Address: Change of Use ❑ City/SUZip: Phone: l 1 5 h h u L I i to it Lot Coverage(Building Footprint): U) Email: Square feet: 2474 % ( � O State License #: EXp Arh 15 u09 II pei ious Surface: City Business License #: 61 qua le feet: 3q7 L CITY Of PORT TOWNSEND I hereby certify that the information provided is correct, t 501 am either the owner or authorized to act on behalf of the owner and that all activities associated with this permil7will be in accor ance MRI Tate Laws and the Port Townsend Municipal Code. Print Name: l''t 1 Signature: Date: A of poAT ropy N so Receipt Number: ,10,0690 70 � r; ,^WA c 00 �� C Receipt Date 08/23/2010 Cashi� ^o LLJ 3 F Permtt# Parcel Fee D Bal o APa d ance z .. � . :.� A.3. .BLD09-055 989700703 Extra i $50.00 $0.00 Y $50.00 r 10114 Receipt#$ Receipt Date _ ` 4� r F Patd Permit# .,,_ A., W- �_._o ,ri, T, _�. 09-0475 06/19/2009 Buildinc . U ' _ 1.25 BLD09-055 09-0475 06/19/2009 Plan Re :. 7.81 BLD09-055 09-0475 06/19/2009 Record '. Q 1(� 9.25 BLD09-055 09-0475 06/19/2009 State Bt+ '- .V y /' z 4.50 BLD09-055 09-0475 06/19/2009 Te c h n o 45.00 BLD09-055 N Q 0 PaymentGheck Methods L Number4° . y 01M.. ll v CASH N/A t.._ _ aai p Tc<: V o co N c li d c(YO) genpmtrreceipts Page 1 of 1 OF poPT Toh ti y o w Receipt Number 09-0475_,- ": ¢WAS4 Receipt Dat�06119/2009 _ Cash�er�SWASSMER � Payer/PayeeName KevinHarrs t € Ongmal Fee , Amount a Fee Penmt# Fee Descnption Amount Fard TBalaIn lift", BLD09-055 989700703 Building Permit Fee $181.25 $181.25 $0.00 BLD09-055 989700703 Plan Review Fee $117.81 $117.81 $0.00 BLD09-055 989700703 State Building Code Council Fee $4.50 $4.50 $0.00 BLD09-055 989700703 Technology Fee for Building Permit $5.00 $5.00 $0.00 BLD09-055 989700703 Record Retention Fee for Building Per $9.25 $9.25 $0.00 Total: $317.81 , g PrevroustPayment Hrstoryf � , Receipt;# yReceipt Date x �Eee Descnption Amount,Pard Permit# Payment; f Check ; � x � Payment; thod -'Numberr>llAe Amount'`: .._ _ . CHECK' 1000...___ $317.81 Total: $317.81 genpmtrreceipts Page 1 of 1 THE CANNERY A CONDOMINTUIVI portion of Lot A of The Cannery Binding Site Plan As Shown on Volume 1 of Binding Site Plan, Pages 68 & 69, located in -Section 01, Township 30 North, Range 1 West, W.M., Jeffefson County, Washington N59728'54 E N59728 54 E NORTH LINE OF LOT A �(� A�7 I k NORTH LINE OF LOT A Ir2 101 I m ELECTRICAL \� CHASE, I NI IN U POINT A I POINT A I ENTRY 15, Iy SEE SHE --------- --------------- SEE SHEET 2�2 Y L---Mw'-- : - COMON 10.5, 15.7' 8.4' 4.5 22.1' -, IIIILIII IIIIIIIII-- I 21.2 ' iy 4 0.42' 5.0' 0.7• EL=21.76 FINISH FLOORAREA 5.5' �AREA COMO AREA5.5' S-2 9.9 8.9' 12.B' 4.0' .5• STORAGE 270, I I 10, osJ0.i 77' 5.O'w ENTRY J 3.4' UNIT 1 3.6" 3.6' 5.0' 7 2`-UNIT 4 1 1.0' LMNG AREA = 729 SF LMNG AREA 68 8 SF -21.76 FLOOR EL FLOOR EL =21.76 SHEET 4 0; CEILING EL = SEE SHEET 4N CEILING EL = SEE3 2.0' 4.0, LMlTED COMMON 4.0' 8.8' 89, 1 I I ELEMENT (1.2X6.5) a LIMITED COMMON ELEMENT (1.2X6.5)ENTRY 3.9' 3.7' J..9E R h o IIiI�I _I�IIIII� *- � 18.0' 0.5' b 17.5° I w i I I i 18.5' (TYP.) I 18 G' -UNIT 5 I I I GROS AREA = 3,4 SF 1.5, FL00 EL =10.84 I I I CElLI EL = SEE EET 4 1 I UNIT 2 UNIT 3 I LIVING AREA = 811 SF LiVING AREA = 802 SF MON AREA D� I I FLOOR EL =21.76 FLOOR EL -21.76 i I S 1 STAIRWAY 1 I I I I CEILING EL = SEE SHEET 4 CEILING EL - SEE SHEET 4 S ST 2 I i ( I 12.4' 12.0' v-pil-011111 10.1 64 17.4 7 L------------- ------------------�j __---- -------1-3------ J� {r\ i 662 `LIMITED COMMON ELEMENT LIMITED COMMON ELEMENT/ DECK FOR UNIT 2 DECK FOR UNIT 3 WA ON FOR UNIT 5 _l1 - - � 1 1 641lL/1111 _1Z-Z/- FIRST FLOOR PLAN SECOND FLOOR PLAN A Pl' NOTES f CtTY OF pokT TOWNSEND 1. FOR LEGAL DESCRIPTION, SEE INSTRUMENT RECORDED UNDER DSD JEFFERSON COUNTY AUDITOR'S FILE NUMBERS 453967 AND 494032, 2. ELEVATIONS SHOWN HEREON ARE BASED ON THE NATIONAL GEODETIC VERTICAL DATUM OF 1929 (NGV029) PER TIES TO U.S. COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY MARKER "R 257 1944 ELEVATION= 15.79 FEET. FOR DETAILS SEE NATIONAL FLOOD INSURANCE RATE MAP (FIRM), CITY OF PORT TOWNSEND, WASHINGTON, JEFFERSON COUNTY, COMMUNITY-PANEL NUMBER 530070-0010-8, EFFECTIVE DATE: MARCH 15, 1982. 3. EXISTING DECK SHOWN HEREON TO BE INCLUDED IN THE PUBLIC h� PEDESTRIAN EASEMENT 4. THE FIELD WORK FOR THIS CONDOMINIUM SURVEY WAS PERFORMED NOVEMBER 23, 2004. 10 40 ' r TS SCALE IN FEET 1DO'IRNS 050A)6 J-y 24. 2005 1I:59.01 o.m. MN ,1"9: c\MWD\DrC\ni.win,\rravr040I\ 040!-CMW-AW.a� SHEET 3 OF 4 PKIR7iM£S1ERN TERRITORIES 2004 SCALE: AS SHOWN I GATE: NORTHWESTERN TERRITORIES, INC. The Cannery A Condominium ORAwN BY' DGT PUT CMECKM BY. DGr Ern -Lmd Dwv"- -"v**t8 FINAL REVIEW: MJA Ca Nph.- ae iapnotlon -Mdrids Ta ow SHEET J OF 4 NT I 717 SOUTH PEABODY,PORT ANGELES,WASHNGTON 08362,(300)452-8491 www.n6kLCOM for. Quincy Street at the Waterfront, LLC. D1(JON-1W) THE E"ss OF BEARING FOR THIS SURVEY /S THE CANNERY EITHER S1MENTED PARCEL ANY BE SUBJECT NORTH 59'28'20'EAST ALONG THE CENTERLINE OF TO EASEMENTS OR OTHER ENCUMBRANCES WATFT; STREET BETWEEN FILMORE STREET & TAYLOR ERHER RECORDED OR UNRECORDED NOT STREET PER TIES TO STREET MONUMENTAPON A CO�OMll�!1 V JM SHOWN HEREON. THIS SURVEY HAS NOT SHOWN HEREON. ALL DISTANCES HAVE BEEN DETERMINED THE EXISTENCE OF ALL SUCH REDUCED BY A ALL OF a99994. TO COMPLY EASEMENTS TH OR ENCUMBRANCES OR THEIR WITH VOLUME 11 OF SURVEYS, PAGE 142. TO EFFECT ON THE SURVEYED PARCEL EXCEPT OBTAIN GROUND DISTANCES, MULTIPLY DISTANCES SHOWN HEREON BY 1.00006. portion Of Lot A of The Cannery Binding Site Plan As SPECIFICALLY SHOW HEREON THIS RECORD OF SURVEY ANY DEPICT Q THIS SURVEY COMPLIES WITH WA-C. 332-130-100 Shown on Volume 1 of Binding Site Plan, Pages 68 & 69, EXISTING FENCE LINES.AND OTHER AND WAS ACCOMPLISHED BY FIELD 7T7AVERSE OCCUPATIONAL WDICATORS IN ACCORDANCE W .C, CHAPTER -U2-130. THESE METHODS USING A 3-SECOND THEODOLITE AND AN loccted in Section 01, Township JO North, Range 1 West, �AATIONAL AD,GTORS MAY INDICATE A INFRARED DISTANCE MEASURING DEVICE WITH SOME DISTANCES MEASURED WITH A STEEL TAPE. W.M., Jefferson County Washington, gton POTENTIAL FOR CLAMIS OF UNWRITTEN TITLE. LEGAL OWNERSHIP BASED UPON UNIYItn7EN TITLE CLAIMS HAVE NOT BEEN RESOLVED BY THIS SURVEY. N59-2e20E N59'28'19E WATER STREET - 879.24 292.94 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - N59'28'S4 E 293.05 y � A � D D aEn�laaRx FOUND CONCRETE MONUMENT IN WELL O IWITH LEAD AND TACK, N EL-12.92, SEE NOTE 2 N59'28'54 E o. 70.03 39.99 w 36.5 � 36.5 i GOWT MEANDER LINE NORTHERLY LIMITS OF + 77DELAND DISTRICT NO. 32 b � 1 SS(R1G r�9 3� ti TIDELAN➢ DISTRICT NO, 32 w b L❑T6 I LOT 4 I LOT 2 KXU1AE 1 OF SURVEI'� A+cE 1 s � N59'28'54 E 110.03 i V N5978'12 E 36.5� 39.98 _ `� 12.2 PUBLIC ACCESS EASEMENT 0 TE CORNER TO BE 33-6___ � I 3 b SET AT LATER DATE ``�+II S59'24 '1f'54 66.04 POINT A (IN WATER) 6..9 10.5 I 1 BUILDING CORNER 0.(NEW ENTRANCE AT OF FEET EAST � / EXISTING OPENING OF PROPERTY LINE C 0 a zi o 1 co BRICK C4NNET?T' BUn.^ING Fx k m I �J b m 4. t/ �' EXTERIOR WALLS m o 10.1 D 20 40 i N59'2747 E 66.12 4.6� SEE NOTE 3 SCALF_ FEcT 1 / /��` 1 / BUILDING CORNER IN 0.33 FEE T EAST 86.3 OF PROPERTY LINE LOT 5 LOT 3 LOT I LEGEND I 1 FOUND MONUMENT WELL WITH LEAD AND TACK S59'28'54'W ' 110.03 SOUTHERLY LIMITS OF b Q SET 'PK' NAIL IN PAVEMENT WITH RED PLASTIC SURVEY I TIDELAND DISTRICT NO. 32 v I CAP STAMPED "NTI-ANDERSON PLS 27665" '4 � FRONT STREET to FOUND 518-INCH REBAR WITH CAP STAMPED A. WOOD b I PLS 23911" 4 N5T28'54 E 110.04 lG .14 A 1ST o V TIDELAND DISTRICT 3s.5 36.5 NOTES NO, 33 -� 1 FOR LEGAL DESCRIPTION, SEE INSTRUMENT RECORDED UNDER yso'�p'.54 E 110.OS rNT)' ;i(.lI:ITOR'.S F!LF NUMBFR.S 453967 AND 4940,32. IN WATER �1C IN WATER 2. ELEVATIONS SHOWN HEREON ARE BASED ON THE NATIONAL GEODETICgt� VERTICAL DATUM OF 1929 (NGVD29) PER TIES TO U.S. COAST AND S�riCA GEODETIC SURVEY MARKER 'R 257 1944" ELEVATION= 15.79 FEET. FOR /�i� � rl?' DETAILS SEE NATIONAL FLOOD INSURANCE 24TE MAP (FIRM), CITY OF PORT TOWNSEND, WASHINGTON, JEFFERSON COUNTY, COMMUNITY-PANEL Pp *�L 1.ALA+ NUMBER 530070-0010-B, EFFECTIVE DATE: MARCH 15, 1982. `GQ�� J. EXISTING DECK SHOWN HEREON TO BE INCLUDED IN THE PUBLIC PEDESTRIAN EASEMENT 4. THE FIELD WORK FOR THIS CONDOMINIUM SURVEY WAS PERFORMED NOVEMBER 23, 2004. ,rFB STS Z .ds EARL'S 05105I06 .Mnwy 24, ROOM Ifio:0(am. C�INOD�OMC,OIMO OIGNUWWOOINMRft D10l_G10AW-MSSGMC SHEET 2 OF 4 © IVORTNOES,ERN TE,iRr►nRA4S zoos SCAM' AS SHOWN I DATE 1112.3104 NORTHWESTERN TERRITORIES, INC. The Cannery - A Condominium -DRAM BY: DGT �ft PLAT CHECKED BY: DGT F;V' LAW A>as Godimkh nNAL REMM.. A&A CrM611CYrn -�frtuilk TM�Ig SHM7 2 OF 4 I 717 SOUTH PEABODY,PORT AWLES,WASHWTON 9062,060)452-UPI nlm.ntM"CvM for or. Quincy S&vet at the Waterfront, L.Li.r. 0I(MN-1W)