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Lot 1, Lot line adjustment No, 002-86 Recorded in Vol, 72, page 39 AP 8703199005
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for and in consideration of the Renton Water Department granting a permit to connect a
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for the above Droperty.
eSandtsxy Sewer
The owner(s) of the above deac .ed property, their successors, belts and cssiRns, hereby `
agree and covenant to participate in, sign a petition in support of, and accept any
Local Improvement District (L.I.D.) or City-initiated proposal, other than L.I.D., and
pay their fair share therefore, for the extension of theawater main Sn 98th Ave.. S.E or
when required by the Renton Subdivision Crdlnance, or as
dift r o Public Works, send sanitary Beer
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I (We) have hereunto set my/our hand(s) and seal the day and year
first above Witten.
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i residing at it eyax o.r�c .vT do hereby certify t"at on this /(,,a/ day of .7ua.Y.
1 , paraonally appeared before me ec y dfe ray iryos/rtf,e,
MAN"e, A1M104 /Y,GbS to me nown to be t e ind Sv duo s descri a herein
and who executed SShe, within instrument and acknowledged that �d e_ signed and sealed
the u.e as �7{e.r free and voluntary act and d ad for uses and purposes
therein mentioned.
WITNESS my hand and official seal the day and year in this certificate first above
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Achary Bonding $215,eond Avw. • Seatte.WA 9D l0ad lmD
January 27, 1959
City cf Renton
Public works Department
20o Mill Avenue 3OYth
Renton, Washington 98055
Attentions Acting city Png p Lineer
Oentlement
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8seisfeolerryy certification pursuant to terms of Metropolitan
Council Resblution No. 2933 and construction plans for tha
above project hove been submitted and reviewed. The plans
are 3lereby approved, subject to the following;
1. Mr. Jim Hawthorn of this office (pphhMe •84-1304) mall
be notified at least two working �sYs p'lior ta-don-
struction in the Vicinity of Mairo'
RCP South Renton intercept s v r er.e 18-inch dlametar
2. DuringMetro's
cti n, no debris
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2. Manhole No. R18-31 shall be unloaded all around or
strut-turally auppocted during construction to avoid
unbalanced soils loading.
♦. Plana :for dewatering a411acent to Metro facilities shall
be Submitted to Mr. Jia Hawthorn for Metro review and
approval at least five days prior to <onetOcticn.
not be
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5 until they thave ion tbeen e!aphcted aanolosandhellapprovedbbykMetro-
6. Me inverden of oes not ua o
tiho interceptor; a
tlevatio field
verification is recommended prior to construction.
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7. The new connection to Manhole No. R19-71 shall be W
sad& by core drilling and '•se of Kor-N-Seal Boot as
distributed by 4.I.P.E., Inc. , 4601 South Orchard,
Tacoma, Washington 9s409, (206) 611-7777. The Manhole
base shall be rechanneled in accordance with Wilsey and
Kam sketch dated January 1J, 1969 (copy attached) .
S. The connections shall be itugged and not put into
service until the tributaxy systems have been cleaned,
inspected, tested, and approved by the City.
Upon completion of the project, please furnish the Munici-
pality with a copy of the test results.
Very truly yours,
Alan J. Gibbs
Executive Director
Richard nn ass, Dir&cror
Technical services Department
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Mr. Donald G. Monaghan, P.E.
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Department of Public Works
2(v0 Mill Ave. S. Re: ,raiiev Gardens health Center
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Renton, Washington 98055 98th Street Sanitary Sewer System
D:.ar Mr. Monaghan:
This is to confirm our April 7, 1989 te!ephone conversation regarding the Valley Gardens sanitary
sewer system. The Valley Gardens Health Center project is rapidly approaching completion.
Although the sewer was installed in accordance with the approved design, the city has yet to §
accept the construction. This approval-acceptance process is critical to the issuance of a certificate
of occupancy.
We rem,, ^ •h.t .. coat city::aff members are concerned that under current conditions,the new
9bth Street sewe; only not function as designed aid as a result might become a maintenance
problem for the city. This concern is apparently based on the fact that during the morning and
evening peak flow periods,sewage from the Carr Road Metro line causes 3 backwater effect into
the new 98th Street sewer. As I stated during the sewer system design review-approval process, I
the backwater effect from the Metro line was anticipated. The peak sewage flows in the 98th
Street sewer will occur mid-iay. This time difference between the 98th Street peak and the ?
Metro peak will result in the new sewer line being properly flushed. In addition,as the properties
south and east of 9bth Street are developed, further flushing action will occur in the new sewer
line
j To redum the city's concerns, the developer is therefore providing at. inspection program ana
maintenance bond to cover the new 98th Street sewer system. Although the final )end amount
is not yet determined,we anticipate the value to be $3.500.00 to 54,000.00. After six months of
operation and at the termination of the maintenance bond period, we will inspect and assess the
condition of the sewer line. If the six-month inspection reveals that the system is not functioning
as designed, we will flush the line. Should, at the end of the maintenance bond perio(, it be
shown that the system is = functioning as designed, we understand that the city may use the
maintenance bond to correct the situation.
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It is imperative thatwe_resolve this issue immediately--')Without the sewer system approval, no
water can be provided to the site for testing of the building HVAC and plumbing. Shoul? lu
' have any questions, please give me a call.
Sincerely.
WISEY & HAM PACIFIC, INC.
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Craig Halterman. Aldrich Associates
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�p Mr. Donald G. Monaghan, P.E.
R City of Renton
ii Department of Public Work,
200 Mill Ave. S. Re: Vallev Gardens Health Center
Renton, Washington 981155 98th Street Sanitary Sewer System
Dear Mr. Monaghan:
This is to confirm our April 7, 1959 telephone conversation regarding the Valley Gardens sanitary
sewer system. The Valley Gardens Health Center pmjmt is i idly approaching completion.
Although the sewer was installed in accordance with the approved design, the city has yet to
j accept the construction. This approval-acceptance process is critical to the issuance of a certificate
of occupancy.
We recognize that severed city staff members are concerned that under current conditions,the new
9Rth Street sewrr may not function as de�signcd and as a result might become a maintenance
problem for the city. This concern is apparently based on the fact that during the morning and
evening peak flow perirdc,sewage from the Carr Road Metro line causes, a backwater effect into
the env 98th Street sewer. As 1 slated Juring the sewer system design review-approval process,
the backwater cffat from the Metro line was anticipated. The peak sewage flows in the 981h
Street sewer will occur mid-day. This time difference between the 98th Street peak and the
Metro peak will result in the new sewer line being properly Oushcd. In addition,as the p:operlies
south and cast of 98Ih Street are developed, further flushing action will occur in the new sewer
line.
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j To reduce the citys concerns, the developer is therefore providing an inspection program and
maintenance bond to cover the new 98th Street sewer system. Although the final bond amount
is not yet deteoaincd,we anticipate the value to be $3,500.00 to S4,OIo.00- After six months of
operation and at the termination of the maintenance bond period,we will inspect and assess the
condition of the sewer line. If the six-month inspection reveals that the system is not functioning
as designed, we will flush the line. Should, at the end of the maintenance bond period, it be
shown that the s)slem is not functioning as designed, we understand that the city may use the
maintenance land to correct the situation. i
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It is imperative that we resolvc this issue immediately. Without the sewer system appnwal, no
water can be provided to the site for testing of the building HVAC and plumbing. Should you
have any questions, please give me a call.
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Sincerely,
WILSEY R HAMP^CIFIC, INC.
Harold F. Peterson, P.E.
3 Project Manager
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tx: Mike Ferris, The Ferris Co.
John Cannon. Lewis-Nelson Associates
Craig Halterman. Aldrich A.aoeiales
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'j Mr. Donald G. Monaghan, P.E.
City of Renton
Department of Public Works
I 200 Mill Ave. S. Re: Valley Gardens Health Center.
Renton, Washington 98055 98th Street Sanitary Sewer System
Dear Mr. Monaghan:
This is to confirm our April 7, 1989 telephone conversation regarding the Valley Gardens sanitary
sewer system. The Valley Gardens Health Center project is rapidly approaching completion.
Although the sewer was installed in accordance with the approved design, the city has yet to
! accept the construction. This approval-acceptance process is critical to the issuance of a certificate
of occupancy. +
We recognize that several rity staff members arc concerned that under current conditions,the new -
98th Street sewer may not function as designed and as a result might become a maintenance
problem for the city. This concern is apparently based on the fact that during the morning and
owning peak flow periods, sewage from the Can Road Metro line causes a backwater effect into
the new 98th Street sewer. As I stated during the sewer system design review-approval
the backwater effect from the \term line was anticipated. 'The peak sewage flows in v8ih
Street sewer will occur midday. This time difference between the 98th Street peal the
Metro peak wilt result in the new sewer line being properly flushed In addition,as the pwperries
south and east of 98th Street are developed, further flushing action will occur in the new sc:-or
line.
To reduce the city's concerns, the developer is therefore providing an inspection program and
maintenance bond to cover the new 98th Street sewer system. Although the final bond amount
is not vet determined, we anticipate the value to be $3.500.00 to $4,000.00. .After six months of
operation and at the termination of the maintenance bond period, we will inspect and asses the
condition of the sewer line. If the six-month inspection reveals that the system is not functioning
as designed, we will flush the line. Should, at :he end of the maintenance bond period, it be
shown that the system is not functioning as designed, we understand that the airy^y use the
maintenance bond to correct the situation. 5
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It h imperative that we resolve this issue immediately. Without the sewer system approval. DO
water can be provieed to the site for testing of the building ITVAC and plumbing. Should you
have any questions, pleasc give me a call.
' Sincerely. ,
`kWI SEY & HA.N1 PACIFIC, INC.
Harold F. Peterson, P.E.
Project Manager
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John Cannon, Lewis-Nelson Associates
Craig Hulterman, Aldrich Associates
Lynn Guttmann, City of Renton
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Aldrich & Associates
810 - 2401h Street SE
Bothell,WA 98021
ATTENTION: Craig L. Hacterman
SUBJECT: VALLEY GARDENS HEALTH CENTER
Dear Mr. Hacterman:
The City of Renton Public Works Division hereby releases maintenance bond
p 1536151 in the amount of s16.834.50.
Your project has contributed to the enhancement of your neighborhood.
If you have any Questions or require additional information, please contact me at
235-2631. ( -
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organized and existing under the Laws o the State of New Jersey
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MEMORANDUM
DATE: March 14, 1991
TO: Board of Public Works
FROM: F Dick Anderson, Utility Systems Manager
STAFF CONTACT: Mike Benoit, Wastewater Utility,,"'
SUBJECT: Valley Gardens Health Center
On March 6th of this vear, Kohl Construction re-excavated the 12" line in question. The
line was surveyed by the contractor and construction inspector. It was determined that
the line did not have a 6" belly as originally thought. While the line has a grade break
where it crosses under a Puget Power duct, the line is installed within tolerance. The
northerly forty feet is very flat.
The Wastewater Utility will accept this line as installed and we, therefore, have no
objection to the release of the Deferral Bond for this project. We still have our concerns
about the backflow situation from the Metro trunk line and we will monitor the flow and
maintenance requirements of this connection to verify that backflow from the Metro line
does not adversely affect capacity. If the line requires excessive maintenance or capacity
is reduced by backflow characteristics, we will not allow any new connections to the
system without a proper connection to Metro.
If you have any questions or need additional information, please contact Mike Benoit at
277-6206.
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• * Planning/Building/Public Works Department
Earl ClYrner, MAYor _ _LYee Gattmaa,Admlelstrator
April 17, 1991
Aldrich &Assoc.
810- 240th St. S.E.
Bothell,WA 98021
Attention: Craig L. Halterman
SUBJECT: VALLEY GARDENS HEALTH CENTER
Mr. Halterman,
As per City policy, a Maintenance Bond is required on the sanitary sewer main for one
year after acceptance of the line. As we have accepted this main as of March of this
year, you must submit a bond for 10% of the cost of the sewer line turned over to the
City. In u of this bond, we will hold your current bond (No. 153 61 57) for
$16,834.50 until its anniversary of May 29, 1991. when we will release it.
If you have any questions, please call me at 277-6206.
Very truly yours,
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Michael A. Benoit
Wastewater Utility
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200 Mill Avenue South - Renton,Washington 98055
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Earl Clymer, Mayor
March 19. 1991
Craig L. Halterman
Project Manager
Aldrich & Associates, Inc.
810-240th St. S.E.
Bothell, WA 98021
SUBJECT: VALLEY GARDENS HEALTH CENTER DEFERRAL SECURITY
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Dear Craig:
This letter will serve as your authority to have the deferral security #159 26 75 in the
amount of$30,000 be released due to the acceptance of the water line.
Please forward the maintenance bond to Paul Lumbert as expeditiously as possible.
Sincerely,
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Re: Valley Gardens Health Center
601 South Carr Road
Sanitary Sewer Deferral Bond #159 26 75
Dear Board of Public Works:
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As we discussed last Tuesday, we are preparing to restore the 12' sanitary
sewer line from manhole #1 to the Metro manhole to the grades and specs of
the design drawings. It is my understanding that we will need a $60.00 right of °
way permit but that no inspection fees will be required. Also, upon completion
of the corrective work and a favorable inspection by the City, it is my
understanding that the City will accept this line as part of their system and that
our$30,000 deferral bond will be released. Upon relAass of the deferral bond,
a maintanance bond or a cash security will be posted in the amount of 10%of "
the value of the corrected work.
We would like to note that the maintenance bond or security that is posted will
cover construction deficiencies for a period of one year. It will not cover any
maintenance required due to design related problems.
We are proceeding under the assumption that the above information is
accurate. If any par-, of the above is not correct, please contact me as soon as
possible.
Sincerely,�������� _
Craig L.alHaR2rman
Project Manager
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CITY OF RENTON
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Renton, Washington 98055
Re: Valley Gardens Health Center
601 South Carr Road
Sanitary Sewer Deferral Bond #159 26 75
Dear Board of Public Works:
As we discussed last Tuesday, we are preparing to restore the 12" sanitary
sewer line from manhole #1 to the Metro manhole to the grades and spc,cs of
the design drawings. It is my understanding that we will need a $60.00 right of
way permit but that no inspection fees will be required. Also, upon completion
of the corrective work and a favorable inspection by the City, 't is my
understanding that the City will accept this line as part of their system and that
our$30,000 deferral bond will be released. Upon release of the deferral bond,
a maintenance bond or a cash security will be posted in the amount of 10%of
the value of the corrected work.
We would like to note that the maintenance bond or security that is posted will
cover construction deficiencies for a period of one year. It will not cover any
maintenance required due to design elated problems.
We are proceeding under tho assumption that the above information is
accurate. If any part of the above is not correct, please contact me as soon as
possible.
Sincerely,
Craig L. Halterman
Project Manager
CLH:man
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MEMORANDUM - January 18, 1991
To: Richard Anderson
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From: Mike Ferris U
Re: Valley Gardens Health Center sewer line reconstruction
Attached is a letter authorizing our contractor to go ahead,
based upon onr telephone conversation and your letter of December
21, 1990 to me. Please advise immediatley if your understanding
at all differs from the attached.
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January 18, 1991
Craig Halterman
Aldrich i Associates, Inc.
810 - 240th St. S.E.
Bothell, WA 98021
Dear Craig:
I discussed the items you raised in your let'er of January 2 with
Richard Anderson of the City of Renton. He clarified that the
city will accept the reconstructed line ds part of their system
-s long as its reconstructed properly. Secondly, the city is
_oohing for a one-year guarantee of that line against
cen�tructic^ r design defects. It is understood that Aldrich
and Associe would be responsible only for installation and not
design prof s which would be the responsibility of the civil
engineer, Wilsey 6 Ham Pacific.
The next step in proceeding is for your utility subcontractor to
obtain a street right of way permit to commence construction.
Please advise me when you are ready to proceed.
Sincceerret(l.y(,
E. Michael Ferris
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Cj. Department of Planning/Building/Public Works
Earl Clymer, Mayor Lynn Guttmann, Administrator
December 21, 1990
The Ferris Company
10655 N.E. 4th St., Suite 506
Bellevue, W'A 98004
Attention: Mr. Michael Ferris
Subject: Valley Gardens Health Center Sanitary Sewer
Mr. Ferris,
The 530,000 bond you hate with the City will be released under the following conditions:
U Reconstruction of the section of 12'sanitary sewer between Manhole ♦1 and
the Metro Manhole to comply with design plans prepared by Wilsey & Ham
Engineers;
2) The City accept this sewer line as part of the City system; and
3) The property owner shall enter into a maintenance agreement with the City for a duration of one year, guaranteeing this installation against any damage
and/or necessary repairs that are the result of the design or construction.
(We are opting for this approach rather than holding a 10% maintenance
bond 1
While thr reconstruction of this line resolves the construction deficiencies, the City is still
concerned that the design will result in a backflow condition from the Metro trunk that
will create extraordinary maintenance needs and reduced capacity. The City accepted this
design on the representation of your engineer with the understanding it will accommodate
development of this area.
If you have any questions, please call me at 277-6211.
Very truly ,yours
Rich�erson, P.E.
Utility Systems Manager
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200 Mill Avenue South - Renton, Washington 98055
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Utility Systems Manager
Dept. of Planning/Building/Public Works
City of Renton
200 Mill Ave. South
Renton, WA 98055
Re: Valley Gardens Health Center ,y
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Dear Mr. Anderson:
This letter is in response to your letter of October 9, 1990 in
which you discuss the sump conditia: observed in the TV
inspection of a section of the sanitary sewer line constructed in M
Carr R,ad and options for correcting this condition.
After considerable discussion with our engineer Wiley & Ham and
contractor Aldrich & Associates, the contractor is agreeable to -
re-installing the section of 12" sanitary sewer uetween MH 81 and
the ;4etro manhole at design grade, eliminating the sump (belly)
as you discuss in Item no. 2.
We presume that upon such reconstruction, the City will release
the $30,000 maintenance bond and that the sewer will be available
as designed for use by future developments to the south and :ast
of Smithers Avenue.
Please advise if this meets your understanding so that .e may
proceed with the reconstruction.
Sincerely,
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Development Manager
for M-V Properties
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Earl Clymer, Mayor Lynn 'Building/Public
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October 9, 1990
Mr. Michael Ferri•.
The Ferris Co.
10655 N.E. 4th Street, Suite 506
Bellevue, WA 98004
Subject Valley Gardens Health Center Sanitary Sewer
Dear Mr. Ferris:
We have reviewed the 1,idec tape for the sanitary sewer line constructed as part of the
Valley Gardens Health Center ind Mr :u,riadv's August 31, 1990 letter of explanation.
The video tape clearly shows We sewer line was cot constructed it. accord with the plan
and specifications. The video further confirms ou• earlier assertion that the proposed
design would create a backflow condition from the METRO trunk line. Our Maintenance
Division personnel also reviewed the denim and video tape and concluded this sewer line
will require extra-ordinary maintenance as a result of the design and construction. The
operational and maintenance characteristics are unacceptable, thus the City will not accept
thee sanitary sewer as part of the public system.
The video shows the sewer was constructed with a to. spot or sump in the middle portion
of the line directly connecting to the METRO trunk. This sump condition will require
periodic flushing to prevent a build-up of solids and a plugging of the line. A maintenance
agreement for private maintenance of the sewer line is not a satisfactory solution, and the
City is not willing to commit extra resources to maintain an improperly
designed/constructed facility. During design and construction, we expressed our concern
and belief the proposed alignment and profile would create a backflow condition, but we
were assured by your engineer this was a workable solution. The tests that were performed
and video tape of flows confirm the line is backed-up from METRO continually.
This sewer as constructed will not scree development to the south or east of Shattuck Street
due to the design and construction deficiencies described above. The City's position with
regard to this sewer is as follows:
I. the City will not accept the sanitary sewer in its as-built condition as part
of the public system.
2. Minimum required corrective action would be for you to re-install the
section of 12-inch sanitary sewer between MH wl and the METRO manhole .
at design grade, eliminating the sump (belly). The springline of the sewer
should match the springline of the METRO trunk line.
3. Recommended alternative to Item No. 2 above would be to install 12-inch
sanitary sewer line from MH wl to the downstream METRO trunk line
manhole, located on the north side of Carr Road. lass would alleviate the
backflow condition in the new line, and thereby make this line available for
use by developments to the south or east of Shattuck Street. Under this
aletnative, the existing 12-inch sanitary sewer line section between MH wl
and the METRO manhole would be pluggei and abandoned upon completion
of the realignment.
200 Mili Avenue South - Renton, Washington 98055 (206i235-25h9 �
-Mr. Michael Ferris
October 1, 1990
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1! 4. The City of Renton will not approve release of the 530,000 Maintenance
i Bond until the noted deficien:ies in the sewer line are corrected by means of
Item No. 2 or No. 3 above.
jIf you li-ve any Questions, please call me at 177-2611.
Very truly yours,
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The "erns Co.
10655 N.E. 4th Street, Suite 50o
Bellevue, WA 98004
Subject: Valley Gardens Health Center Sanitary Sewer
Dear Mr, Ferris:
We have reviewed the video tape for the sanitary sewer line constructed as part of the
Valley Gard^ns Health Center and Mr. Konrady's August 31, 1990 letter of explanation.
The video tape clearly shows the sewer line was not constructed in accord with the plan
and specifications. The video further confirms cur earlier assertion that the proposed
design would create a backflow condition from the METRO trunk line. Our Maintenance
Division personnel also reviewed the design and video tape and concluded this sewer line
will require extra-ordinary maintenance as a result of the design and construction. The
operational and maintenance characteristics are unacceptable, thus the City will not accept
the sanitary sewer as part of the public system.
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The video shows the sewer was constructed with a low spot or sump in the middle portion _
of the line directly connecting to the METRO trunk. This sump condition will require
periodic flushing to prevent a build-up of solids and a plugging of the line. A maintenance
agreement for private maintenance of the sewer line is not a satisfactory solution, and the
City is not willing to commit extra resources to maintain at.. improperly
designed/constructed facility. During design and construction, we expressed our concern
and belief the proposed alignment and profile would create a backflow condition, but we
were assured by your engineer this was a workable solution. The tests that were performed
and video tape of flows corfirm the line is backed-up from METRO continually.
This sewer w constructed will not serve development to the south or east of Shattuck Street
due to the design and construction deficiencies described above. The Cny's position with
regard tc this sewer is as follows:
1. The City will not accept the sanitary sewer in its as-built condition as part
of the public system.
2. Minimum required corrective action would be for you to re-install the
section of 12-inch sanitary sewer between MH rl and the METRO manhole
at design grade, eliminating the sump(belly). The springline of the sewer
should match the springline of the METRO trunk line.
3. Jiecommende,; alternative to Item No. 2 above would be to in::all 12-inch
sanitary sewer line from MH •1 to the downstream METRO trunk line
manhole, located on the north side of Carr Road. This would a:leviate the
backflow condition in the new line, and thereby make this line available for
use by developments to the south or east of Shattuck Street. Under this _
alternative, the existing 12-inch sanitary sewer line section between MH ri
and the METRO manhole would be plugged and abandoned upon completion
of the realignment.
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4. The City of Renton will not approve release of the $30,000 Maintenance
Bond until the noted deficiencies in the sewer line are corrected by means of
Item No. 2 or No. 3 above.
If you have any questions, please call me at 277-261 I.
Very truly yours,
Richard J. Anderson, P.E.
Utility Systems Manager
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City of Renton
Public Works Department
200 Mill Avenue S. Re: Valley Gardens Health Center
Renton,Washington 98055 Carr Road Sewerllne
Dear Mike: ^
As a follow up to our video-taping efforts involving the sewerline for the above referenced project. e
this letter is intended to be a summary of our findings and recommendations. On June I2. 1990,
GELCO attempted to video tape the sewer line from the M.H. in Shattuck Avenue to the Metro
M.11. Due to a deposit of rock in the line, we could not complete the taping. We had GELrO
clean the line the following day. On August 3, 1990 GELCO did video tape the sewer line and I
hereby submit the tape to you.
The video shows that the sewerline has a low spot or sump in the middle of the lateral. The attached
sketch depicts the vertical alignment of the sewer line as constructed. A six-inch pool of sewage
stands in the sump area of the pipe. I have developed the profile based upon my observation of the
depth of sewage in the pipe as shown on the video tape.
The sewerline did flush itself during the six-week period between when the line was cleaned and our
second taping. 7 is is proven by the lack of solid deposits in the lateral.
The video taping was being performed to provide you data regarding your questions relating to the
flushing effectiveness of the lateral that was being influenced by the Metro backups. The video tape
provides sufficient information for you to answer that question. However,the possibility of the line
clogging has increased because of the sump condition.
I believe two alternative actions are possible to resolve this issue.
1. Leave the line"as is'.
2. Reconstruct the line to a straight gradient to remove the sump.
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In my opinion the reconstruction alternatives not warranted for this situation. It was known
throughout the design,approval and construction of this project that the Metro line did backup and
the lateral would be surcharged periodically, as are many sewerlines within any given sewer system.
As long as heavy particles(i.e.rocks) are not being introduced into the sewage,the lines will flush
themselves as the gravity head increases,velocities increase and the sewage is pushed downhill.
It should be realized that under the circumstances present in this situation, the long-term
maintenance of and the cost of maintenance is increased. 1 therefore recommend that the sewerline
be left"as is"and provisions be made for the continued maintenance of the system.
Sincerely
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CITY OF RENTON
MEMORANDUM
DATE: August 2g, 1990
TO: Board Members
FROM: Mike Benoit, Engineering Specialist
SUBJECT: VALLEY CARDENs HEALTH CFNTER SEWER LINE
The Waste Water Utility Division is working with Paul Konrady of Wilsey and Ham Pacific
to resolve the problem with the sewer. The sewer iine was inspected by television camera
on two occasions. The first inspection showed the line plugged with dirt and rocks
probably from flushing the storm sewer. It was agreed to have the line cleaned and to 4
reinspect after several weeks to see if it was plugged from normal use. The second
inspection was performed on August 3rd.
Paul Konrady is preparing a report and submitting it to the City for review on euher
August 29 or 30. The Waste Water Utility Division will review the video tape and the
options outlined, make their recommendations, and then proceed with the seiected course of
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Earl Clymer, Mayor ' Lynn Guttmann, Director
June 8, 1990
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810 240th St. S.E.
Bothell, WA 98021
SUBdRCr: Off-Fitt Deferral Bend
601 b. Carr Rd., Valley Gardens
ATTN: Craig L. Halterman
Gentlemen:
Thlr will confirm the Board of Public Works action of May 30. 1990 where it was formally
recommended to release the $200.000 deferral bond posted by your firm for the Valley
Garden dererml. Consequently, this letter will serve as your authority to have the bond
released.
.. you have further questions,do not hesitate to call.
Sin rely,
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the cost of which is prohibitive and would far outweigh the benefits gained.
Corsequently, the staff recommends concurrence with this request.
,tf,lioa: Floved by NYBERG. seconded by NELSON, to accept The staff recommendation
aid approve the variance request. MOTION CARR'.F.D
6. OLD BUSINESS: release band. Moved by Nyberg, seconded
by NELSON, to recommend release of the 1200.000 deferral bond posted by A!urich &
Assoc. for the Valley Garden deferral. MOTION CARRIED
7. COMMENTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.
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9. ADJOURNMENT: bloaed by NELSON, seconded by MATTIIEW, to adjourn the
meeting at 9:20 A.M.
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Mr. Michael Ferris
THE FERRIS CO.
10655 NE 4th Street, Suite 5U6
Bellevue, WA 98004
SUBJECT: VALLEY GARDENS HEU,TB CENTER
601 SOUTH CARR ROAD- REQUIRED BONDS
Dear Mr. Ferris:
The above referenced project has be. Inspected/accepted by the Public Works Department,
except for the Sanitary Sewer Syst from the metro connectiop(manhole) to manhrle *L
The sanitary sewer is currently covered by a separate deferral bond in the amount of a
$30,000.00. The City will release the deferral bond/(200,000) upoc receipt of the +
maintenance bond in the amount of =,16.a34.50. Th"nd is required to be in force for
twelve (12) months.
If you have any questions regarding the above, please contact me at 235-3631.
Very,truly yours,
Paul C. Lumbert
Office Engineer
u: Board of PublK works
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Aldrich A�osluss,ens.
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Earl Gfms•,Mrr ., Lynn Guntrumn,Dtredor
May 3, 1990
Mr. Michael Ferris
THE FERRIS CO.
10655 N.E.4th St.,Suite 506
Bellevue, WA 98004
SUBJECT: VALLEY GARDRNS HEALTH CFNTE^
601 SOUTH CARE ROAD- REQUIRED BONDS
Dear Mr. Ferris:
The above referenced project has been impacted/accepted by the Public Works Department,
except for the Sanitary Sewer System from the metro connection (manhole) to manhole rl.
The sanitary sewer is currently covered by a separate deferral bond in the amount of
S30,000.00. The S200,000 deferred bond on file can be released upon receipt of the
maintenance bond indicated below. The City will re4uire a maintenance bond for a 12
month period with the dollar amount established by the updated cost data sheets submitted
for the project.
Pefore we can determine the amount of the maintenance bond, the following documents
and information are needed for final acceptance of the above project.
1. Mylar drawings as-built.
2. Cost data in^entory sheets for water mains, storm lines, saniary sewer, road
improvements, street lights and signal system that will be conveyed to the city for
operation and maintenance.
3. Bills Of sale for water maim, storm lines, sanitary sewer,street lights and signal
system which will convey the above utilities to the city.
4. Easements turned over to the city.
If you have any Questions regarding the above, please contest me at 235-3631.
Very truly yours,
Paul C. Lumbert
Office Engineer
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CITY OF RENTON RA"E JJJIfuJ DArE
MEMORANDUM
DATE: June 1, 1990
T6 Jack Crumley,Supervisor
Maintenance Services Division
FROM: Randall Parsons, Utility Supervisor
Stor Water/Wastewater Utility
STAFF CONTACT: Mike Benoit, Wastewater Utility
SUBJECT: Valley gardens Health Center Sanitary Sewer
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As you may be aware, the City has not accepted the sanitary sewer main installed to
sv,vic, th:t project At the Nme of construction, it was noticed that there was
impom._ ,f sewage in this pipeline, probably due to the insufficient grade differential
and the acute auale of entrance of this main into the Metro manhole.
Prior to acceptance by the ' I.ty, we me requiring that the main between Manhole n 1 and
the Metro manhole be insp,ted by video. This project wiN be coordinated with the
Wastewater Utility and Construction Services. The inspection is scheduled for 12:30 p.m.
on Tuesday, June 12th.
The first inspection will be made prior to tlusbit.3 by pushing the camera up from the
Metro manhole to determine whether any solids are hanging up in this main because of
backflow from Metro. This will be followed by flushing the main at a flow rate equal tr ;
the calculated full capacity of the building and television inspection from Manhole set to q
the Metro manhole.
Because the concerns about accenting this line include future maintenance, we would
appreciate if you could arrange for , representative from your Division to ne on hand s
during the test/inspection.
If you have any questions, please feel free to call me at 5548 or Mike Benoit at 62t16.
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File No.3-175 CITY OF RENTON
1 Engineering Dept.
Mr.Mike Benoit
City of Renton
Public Works Department
200 Mill Avenue S. Be.- Valley Gardens Health Center
Renton, Washington 9&155 Carr Road Sewerline
Dear Mike:
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As a follow up to our video-taping efforts involving the sewerline for the above referenced project,
this letter is intended to be a summary of our findings and recommendations. On June 12, 1990,
I GELCO attempted to video tape the sewer line from the M.H. in Shattuck Avenue to the Metro
M.H. Due to a deposit of rock in the line,w<could not complete the taping. We had GELCO
i clean the line the following day. On August 3, 1990 GELCO did video tape the sewer line and 1
i hereby submit the tare to you.
The video shows that the sewerline has a low spot or sump in the middle of the lateral. The attached
sketch depicts the vertical alignment of the sewer line as constructed. A six-inch pool of sewage
stands in the s ap area of the pipe. I have developed the profile based upon my observation of the
depth a,f sewage in the pipe as shown on the video tape.
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The sesverline did flush itself during the six-week period betwwen when the line was cleaned and our
second taping. This is proven by the lack of solid deposits in the lateral.
The video taping was being performed to provide you data regarding your qu"ions relaeing to the
flushing effectiveness of the lateral that was being influenced by the Metro backups. The video tape
provides sufficient information for you to answer that question. However,the possibility of the line
clogging has increased because of the sump condition.
I believe two alternative actions are possible to resolve this issue.
i1. Leave the line"as is'.
2. Ree onctruct the line to a straight gradient to remove the sump.
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In my opinion the reconstruction alternative is not warranted for this situation. It was known
throdghou.the design,approval and construction of this project that the Metro line did backup and
the lateral would be surcharged periodically,as are many sewerlines within any given sewer system.
As long as heavy particles(i.e.rock)are not being introduced into the sewage, the lines will nosh
themselves as the gravity head increases,velocities increase and the sewage is pushed downhill.
It should be r:aliuA !hat under the circumstances presert in this situation, the long-term
maintenance of and the cast of maintenance is increased. I therefore recommend that the sewerline
be left'as is"and provisions be made for the continued maintenance of the system.
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CITY OF RENTON
MEMORANDUM
DATE: May 31, 1990
TO: Gary Young, Supervisor ..
Construction Services Division
FROM: Mike Benoit, Wastewater Utility K,,'
SUBJECT: Itailey Gardens Health Center Sanitary Sewer
As you may be aware, the City ha, not accepted the sanitary sewer main installed to
service this pr lect. At the time of construction, it was noticed that thc-e was
impounding of sewage in this pipeline, probably due to the insufficient Trade differential
and the acute angle of entrance of this main into the Metro manhole.
Prior to acceptance by the City, we are requiring that the main between Manhole •1 and
the Metro manhole be inspected by video. This project will be coordinated with the
Wastewater Utility and Construction Services. The inspection is scheduled for 12:30 p.m.
on Tuesday, June 12th.
The first inspection will be made prior to ❑us,. -it by pushing the camera up from the
Metro manhole to determine whether any solids are hanging up in this main b,.au;e of
backilow front Metro. This will be followed by Flushing the main at a Flow rate equal to
the calculated full capacity of the building and television inspection from Manhole 01 to
the Metro manhole.
Could you please schedule an inspection for these tests? Steve Pinkham is the Inspector
assigned to this project.
If you have any questions, please call me at 277-6206.
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Earl Clymer, Mayor Lynn Guttman,Director
May 18, 199`1
Mr. Michael Perris
THE FERRIS CO. -
10655 NE 4th Street, Suite 506
Bellevue, WA 98004
SUBJECT: VALLEY GARDENS HEALTH CENTER
601 SOUTH CAIIH ROAD- REQUIRED BONDS
Dear Mr. Ferris:
The above .eferenced project has been inspected/accepted by the Public Works Department,
except for the Sanitary Sewer System from the metro connection (manhole) to manhole ial.
The sanitary sewer is currently covered by a separate deferral oond in the amount of
$30,000.00. The City will release the deferral bond (200,000) upon receipt o' the
maintenance bond in the amount of S16.834.50. This bond is required to be in force :or
twelve (12) months.
If yiu have any questions regarding the above, please contact me at 235-3631.
Very truly yours,
Paul C. Lumbert
Office Engineer
c: Boud or Public Work.
W i W y 4 Hun,Inc.
Aldrich Arwriata,In,
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Length $11e Type
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Length Site Type
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Esrl Clym<r, Mayor Lynn Guttman,Director
May 3, 1990
Mr. Michael Ferris
THE FERRIS CO.
10655 N.E. 4th St., Suite 506
Bellevue, WA 98004
SUBJECT. VALLBY GARDENS IIEALTN CENTER
601 Sol TN CARR ROAD- REQUIRED BONDS
Dear Mr. Ferris:
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The above referenced project has been inspected/accepted by the Public Works Department,
except for the Sanitary Sewer System from the metro connection (manhole) to manhole *L
The sanitary sewer is currently covered by a separate deferral bond in the amount of
$30,000.00. The $200,000 deferred bond on file can be released upon receipt of the
maintenance bond indicated below. The City will require a maintenance bond for a 12 7
month period with the dollar amount established by the up-dated cost data sheets submitted
'or the project
Before we can de'ermine the amount of the maintenance bond, the following documents
and information are needed for final acceptance of the above project.
1. Mylar drawings xs-built.
2. Cost nta inventory sheets for water mains, storm lines,sanitary sewer, road
improvements, street lights and signal system that will be conveyed to the city for
operation and maintenance.
3. Bills of sale for water mains,storm lines, sanitary sewer, st:ect lights and signal
system which will convey the above utiliti,s to the city.
4. Fasements turned oier to the city.
If you have any questions regarding the above, please contact me at 235-3631.
Very truly yours,
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Paul C. Lumbert
Office Engineer
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CITY OF RENTON
200 Mill Avenue South
Renton, Washington 98C55
Re: Valley Gardens Health Center
601 South Carr Road
Otfsite Improve .,1t Deferral bond #1592671
Dear Ms Guttmann:
On April 4th of iast year, we posted a deferral bond in the amount of $200,000.
in order to receive our temporary certificate of occupancy. This bond
specifically covered the following items: Earthwork, concrete curbs/gutters,
concrete sidewalks, Carr Road asphalt concrete paving, 9Lth Street asphalt
concrete paving, landscaping, Carr Road channelization, street lighting and the
new traffic signal at the intersection of Carr Road and 98th Street
We have ompleted all of the deterred items and we received our permanent
Certificate of Occupancy on February 9th.
Would you please cancel our deferral bond as of February 10th, 1990. If there
is something that we need to do to facilitate this cancelation, please contact me. +
Sincerely,
ALDRIC ASSOCIATES
Craig L. HPlt an
Project Manager
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Earl Clymer, Mayor Lynn Gunmano,DReeror
April 11, 1990
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Development Manager
The Ferris Company
Key Bank Building, Suite 508
10855 N_E. Oth Street
Bellevue, WA 98004
SUBJECT: Valley Garden Health Center -- Sanitary Sewer Agreement
Dear Mr. Ferris:
As you are aware, the Cry has not accepted the sanitary sewer main installed to service the
Valley Garden Health Center. At the time of construction it was noticed that there was
impounding of sewage in this pipeline, probably due to the insuf:icient grade differential
and the acute angle of entrance of this main into the METRO manhole.
In a previous letter from Ron Olsen, it was explained that the City was requiring a
Rs television inspection of the msin after one year of use or at such time that maximum
output from the building has starred. Valley Gardens will be occupied one Tear !his May.
We felt this was a good time to remind you of the test and outline the requirements.
Prior to approval by the City we would I-ke to see the following accomplished:
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1. Written verification of tha percentage capacity of the building.
2. Television inspect the main in question between manhole 1 and the METRO j
manhole. Thir project will be coordinated with the Wastewater Utility and City of
Renton Construction Services. The television inspection shall be made on a
weekday be .veers the hours of 12:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. First inspection shall be
made prior to flushing by pushing the camera up from the METRO manhole to
determine whether any solids are hanging up in this train because backflow from
METRO.
This will be followed by flushing the main at a flow rate equal to the calculated full
capacity of the building and television inspection from manhole I to the METRO
manhole.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact me at 227-6206.
Very truly yours,
Michael A. Fhnoit
Wastewater Utilities
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Earl Clymer, Mayor
April 11, 1990
E. Michael Ferris
The Ferris Company
Key Bank Building, Suite 508
10855 N.E. 4th Street
Bellevue, Washington 98004
SCPJEC— VALLEY GARDENS HEALTH CENTER
Dear Mr. Ferris:
The above-referenced subject was an agenda item at the April 4, 1990. Board or Public
Works Meeting. Subsequent to Board acton, Mike Benoit of our 1;0ity Systems
Depanment, sent you a letter (copy attached) outlining the action items needed to complete
the proje:t.
Additionally, the Board moved to require a one (1) year deferral in lieu of the S30,000
maintenance bond for Valley Gardens Health Center. The application for this deferral
bond is enclosed for you to complete and return to this office as soon as possible. Please
ensure that the document is executed properly to avoid delays.
If yoc have questions regarding the sewer line, do not hesitate to call id:ke Benoit at 2---
6206.
Very truly yours,
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IN A:iTNDANCE: Lynn Guttman, Chair
Paul Lumbert, Acting Office Engineer
Jim Mathew, Fire Department -
Ron Nelson, Community Development
Ken Nyberg, Community Dev. Dept. Director
Larry Springer, Planning Manager
VISITORS: Richard Shaffer,Henderson Homes
MINUTES
1. CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order by Vire-Chair Nyberg.
2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Moved by NELSON,seconded by SPRINGER, to approve
the rmeting minutes of March 29, 1990, as amended, i.e., Page 2, motion on item A.2
chang to read: The board aorro ed extending the de(erral for one (I) Year and
maintami54�49.Q4Q—h4RC--Yl't the Public Work Dena tm nt receives necessary
eaomenn and veti(ication that all other items mandated by Council action have been
UMRW d. MOTION CARRIED.
3. CORRESPONDENCE: None
4. REFERRALS FROM CITY COUNCIL: None
S. NEW BUSINESS:
- a:ley Gardens Health Center;Extend Deferral Bond(Aldrich & Assoc.)
Acceptanc= of the sanitary sewer is the only portion d' this project to be completed. A
letter will be scot to Aldrich k Associates requesting them to Tv' .he line when the
building is fully occupied and check for any problems such a surcharging. The
9eferral bond on the project expires on 511190; therefore, it was moved by NELSON_
and u:_onded by SPRINGER. to retire a deferr_! bond ton-one(I) Year in lieu of the
in OW aintenarro bond car Valley Gard! stealth Center.. MOT'.ON CARRIED.
6. OLD BUSINESS,
Henderson Homes,Su.amerwind Div.sion rd,'Reduction in Deferral Bond.
Mr. Shaffer reported that plat itaprovement construction in this area is 90 percent
complete, with remaining items to be completed 'otailing $17,721. Consequently, he
requested a reduction in the deferral bend in the :mount of $777,537. Moved by
SPRING,8 seconded by NEL,S $ Bran' reduction of thr outstanding frond by 90% -
to 517.354. MOTION CARRIED.
7. COMMENTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS'. None
8. ADJ`JURNMENT: Meeting was adjourned at 916 a.m.
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February IC, 1990
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recording, nor building permit issuance. until all of the improvements art in to include
the se:and lift of asphalt pavement for Summerwind Division P. MOTION CARRIED.
REQUEST FOR RIGHT-OF-WAY PERMIT:
Request: Request for Right-of-Way Prrmit for Deborah Natebon, on sidewalk in front -
of 200 Mill Ave. S.,south of driveway inic City Hall, near the fountain `7
Facts: Outdoor espresso cart ales for apresw coffee beverages, muffins, croissants,
cookies, yogurt, Italian sodas, iced tea and fresh lemonade. This application is a re- t
submittal because of a change in the proposed location(on City Hall property).
Discussion In order to issue a Revocable Permit, it must be determined that the cart is
in compliance with Seattle/King County Health Dept. regulations; i.e. public s..fety,
welfare, general appearance and ae•thetia of the subject area. The can must be
removed each evening and cannot be left unattended; comply with specific operat;ng
hours; does not conflict w:th pedestrian movement; garbage refuse containment on-site;
and provide proof of -efficient public liability and property damage insurance. An
approximate fee was sct at SIO/mo. toaniog S120/yr.
Motion. Moved by MCFALL, seconded by SPRINGER, to approve the Right-of-Way
Permit conditioned upon applicant mating 'Minimum Permit Requirements' as starea in
Chapter 2. Section 9-2-5 of the City Code, and resubmitted of ar established location
and defined details, before the permit can be issued. Jim Shepherd. Parks Dept., wili, be
notified of conditions when permit is issued. MOTION CARRIED.
t, 6. OLD BUSINESS:
.Y"ev Gardeps Health Center - status report by Ron Nelson Bldg. Dept. has issued
Certificate of Occupancy. Two items need to be corrected and have been deferred: s-
sewer hook-up and landscaping had to be removed in upper level Lights have been
activated.
Sjsrald Grieve deferral extension at 4'24 Lk. Wash. B. 4NL Project is complete and
bond has been allowed to lapse.
COMMENTS AND ANNOUNCEt.fENTS: None
8. ADJOURNMENT: The meeting adjourned at 10:15 a.m.
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Motion. Moved by NELSON, seconded by MATIHEW, to approve the variance request
for a one year period, subject to a review W the end of the year. and also conditioned
upon the standard conditions. MOTION CARRUR
6. OLD BUSINESS: Valley Gardens Health Center - progress report. Paul Lumbert
reported that all requested items had been completed, i.e. a) the rockery has been reset;
b) the sight distance upgraded; c) landscaping restored; and, d) the signal is operational.
Ron Nelson, John Ralston and Paul had all visited the site and were pleased with :he
progress and cooperation an the part of the applicant. Mr. Nelson suggested there were
s couple of minor items that needed attention, i.e. a report Rom the soils consultant and
repair to the pavement markings. Paul also reported that Ron Olsen advised the
sanitary sewer situation will be monitored and corrected prior to the excitation of the
bond on April 1, 1990.
An additional status report is to be presented by Ron Nelson on January 31, 1990.
7. COMMENTS AND ANNOUNCEMENT : Larry Springer advisea that John Cowtan of
Falcon Ridge had called expressing his concern about a requirement to do some fire
lane stripping. Mr. Cowmn felt this requirement had not been oc lined or stipulated
during the process and he questioned why he was being asked to do so now. The cost
was at. addhional $1,000 now, with the expects on that it would have to be redone
every three years or so at additional costs. He suggested he would complete all other
items except this one. Jim Matthew said he has asked his staff to research the original
hearing examiner documents tc answer Mr. Cowtan's question. However, he also
suggested that this L a maintenance and use of the site and that the Fire Department, in
any event, could simply enforce the request.
The matter is to be placed on the February 7th agenda for a status report from the Fire
Department.
8. ADJOURNMENT: The meetiog adjourned at 9:20 e.n.
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PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
Earl Clymer, Mayor Design/Utility Engineering
January 10, 1190
E. Michael Ferris
Development Manager
The Ferris Company
Key Bank Building, Suite 508
10855 N.E. 4th Street
Bellevue, WA 98004
SUBJECT: V-Ili!y Carders Health Center - Sanitary Sewer Agreement.
Dear Mr F
The follow .o document the agreement we made with regard to the 12' Sanitary Sewer
Line from h.anl .le *1 tc the Metro Manhole.
At the present time, this main has not been accepted by the City of Renton. A Maintenance
Bond *1192671 was supplied by Aldrich and Associates for this Sewer Main through May I. 1990
(copy attached). At time of construction ', was noticed that there was impounding of serssge in
this pipeline, probably due to the insurf..,,.zit grade differential and the ante angle of entrance
of this main into the Metro manhole(Attached Pre-Occupancy Inspec•'on Report). Ir. June of
1989, a ttst was proposed to see if this impounding would continue after the system was used at a
greater capacity. It was decided by the City that the test proposed would n%t help 'o identify
impounding. We decided it would be better to T.V. the main after a one year use period to see if
ir-.)ounding was still occurring.
The existing Maintenance Bond should be extended until the end of June 1990 or until the
re-evaluation of this sanitary sewer main takes place. The test might be done earlier if it is
determined that maximum output from the building has started.
It should also be understood that if the City determines the main unsatisfactory, you will have to
reinstall the sewermain to a Metro manhole downstream on the other side of Carr Rd. (S. 43rd
St.).
If you have any questions on the above, please contact me at 235-2631.
Veerrrvvtruly yours,
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Ronald L. Olsen.
Utilities Engineer
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Attachments
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MAINTENANCE BOND APR 2 6 1989 C
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That we,
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the said Principal and Surety bind themselves, their heirs, I
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commencing May 1, 1989 _ and ending May 1, 1990
in connection with: _ Valley Gariens Health Center
12 inch Sanitary Sewer from Manhole No. 1 to Metro
Manhole in Carr Road
NOW THFREI'ORE THE CONDITION OF THIS OBLIGATION IS SUCH,
That, if the Principal shall maintain and remedy said work free
from defects in material- and workmanship for a period of time
above indicated, then this obligation to be void; otherwise to
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SIGNED, SEALED AND DATED, This 1st day of May 1989 '
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GENERAL POWER OF ATTORNEY
Know all men by these Presents,Thal the FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEWARK.NEW IERSEY
I has mad..,r,n.onulyd and appmnled,and by these presents does nuke,cotoolule and appoint
NANCY J. OSBORNE, BELLEVUE, WAS14INGTON
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ALL OBLIGEES
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FIVE MILLION (5,000,0100) DOLLARS
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City of Renton
Department of Public Works
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Renton, Washington 98055 Re: Valley Go,lens Health Center
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Enclosed is your video taix of the 99th and Carr Road sanitary sewer inspection. We appreciate
your loaning us the tape.
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Eul CI)'mer, Mayor Lyon Guttmaon, Administrator
September 4 1990
Mr. Michael ferns
The Ferris Co.
10655 N.E. 4th Street, Suite 506 1
Bellevue WA 98004 f
Subject: Valley Gardens Health Center Sanitary Sewer
Mr. Ferris,
We h,,e reviewed the video tape for the sanitary sewer line constructed as part of the Valley
Gard.is Heath Center and Mr. Konrady's August 31, 1990 letter of explanation. The video
tap^clearly shows the sewer line was not constructed in accord with the plan and specifications.
The video fu:the�confirms our earlier assertion that the proposed design would create a
backflow condition from the METRO trunk line. Our Maintenance Division personnel also
reviewed the design ❑c^ deo tape and concluded this sewer line will require extra-ordinary
maintenance as a resul: of it., design and construction. The operational and maintenance
characteristi:s are unacceptah.e, thus the City will not accent the sanitary sewer as part of the
public system.
The video shows the sr ver was constructed with a low sp - tr sump in the middle portion of
the line directly con ng to the METRO trunk. This sump condition will require period.:
flushing to prevent a Guild-up or so:ids and a plugging of the line. A maintenance agreere it
for private mamtenam-e of the sewer line is not a satisfactory solution, and thr City is not
willing to commit extra resour.es to maintain an improperly designed/constructed facility.
During design and construction, we expressed our concern and belief the proposed alignment
and profile would create a back-flow condition, but we were assured by your engineer this was
a workable so ution. The tesu that were performed and video tape of flows confirm the line is
backed-up fro in METRO continually.
This sewer lire as constructed will not serve development to the south or east of Shattuck Street -
and thus is rcI in the best interest of the City and future development of the area. It will be
necessary to redesign and reconstruct the sanitary sewer line connection to the METRO trunk
lira in the north side of Carr Road. Until th s relocation is completed and the sewer is
acceptable to the City, we are recommending the appropriate deferral bond(s) nrr be released.
If you have any questions, please call me at 277-6211.
Very truly yours,
Richard J. Anderson, P.E., Manager
Utility Systems Division
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CONCURRENCE
September 4, 1990
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NAME INMAL/DATE
Mr. Michael Ferris
The Ferris f, —7-7
10655 N.E. , Street, Suite 506
Bellevue WA 99004
Subject: Valley Gardens Health Center Sanitary Sewer
Mr. Ferris,
We have reviewed the video tape for the sanitary sewer line constructed as part of the Valley
Gardens health Center anc Mr. Konrady's August 31, i;90 letter of explanation. The video
tape clearly shows the sewer line was not constructed in accord wit't the plan and specifications.
The video further confirms our earlier assertion that the propowd design would create a
backflow condition from the METRO trunk line. Our Maintenance Division personnel also
reviewed the design and video tape and cor-luded this sewer line will require extra-ordinary
maintenance as a result of the design and construction. The operational and maintenance
characteristics are unacceptable, thus the City will not accept the sanitary sewer as part of the
public system.
The video shows the sower was constructed with a low spot or sump in the middle portion of
the line directly cornecting to the METRO trunk. This sump condition will require periodic
flushing to prevent a build-up of solids and a plugging of the line. A maintenance agreement
for private maintenance of the sewer line is not a satisfactory solurion, and the City is not
willing to commit extra resources to maintain an improperly designed/constructed facility.
During design and construction, we expressed our concern arid belief the proposed alignment
and profile would create a back-flow condition, but we were assured by your engineer this was
a workable solution. The tests that were performed and video tape of flows confirm the line is
backed-up from METRO continually. 4..
-finis -,we, line as constructed will not so-ve development to the south or east of Shattuck Street
and tnus is not in the best interest of the City and future development of the area. It will be y.
necessary to redesign and reconstruct the sanitary sewer line connection tr the METRO trunk
line, on the north side of Carr Road. Until this relocation is completed and the sewer is .,
aceeplaNe to the City, we are recommending the appropriate deferral bond(s) 1M be released.
If you have any questions, please call me at 277-6211.
Very truly yours,
RichardJ. Andersoa, P.E., Manager
Utility Systems Division
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Right-of-Way Construction S0
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(Public Right-of-Way) I Water Inspection/ADp',vai Fee 3 30.Q i
Special Utih.r ion.' .,,, Fe:. Water 3 b2-il-
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IT IS UNDERSTOOD THJ" THE CITY OF RENTON SHALL BE HELD HARMLESS OF ANY AND ALL
LIABILITY, DAMAGE C INJURY ARISING FROM THE PERFORMANCE OF SAID WORK.
ANY WORK PERFORMED WITHIN THE RIGHT-OF-WAY OR ON SEWER MAIN MUST BE DONE BY A
LICENSES, BONDED CONTRACTOR. 'i1CATE "TILITIES BEFORE MCAVATING.
CALL 235-2631 FOR .T.NSPECIION.
Call between 8 AM and 9 AM for APPLICANT
inspection in afternoon; call
before 12 Noon the day before
for inspection in morning. PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR -
SPECI"Y TIME FOR INSPECTION.
CALL BEFORE YOU DIG By ,r/t
CALL 235-2620 for street signs 48-HOUR LOCATORS
and lighting. 1-800-424-5555
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XAINTENkbct BOND
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS; That we ALDRICH AND ASSOCIATES, INC.
as Principal, and FIREMEN'S IMRAgUE CORFANYcorporat on
organized and existing under the Laws or the State of New Jersey
Surety are held and firmly bound unto CITY OF RENTON
as Obligee, in the total ram Oa SIXTEEN THOUSAND, E'CHT HUNDRED THIRTY FOUR d 50/100
(; 1a,s3c.so---------------) Dollars, for the payment o w ch, we and truly
to be made, o executors, administrators, succoesors and assigns, jointly
and severally, firmly by these presentsl
!or SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM, VALLEY GARDENS HEALTH CENTER
NOW, THEREFORE, THE CONDITION OF THIS OBLIGATION IS SUGH, That is: the
Principal Shall maintain and remedy said work free from defects in
materials and workmanship for a period of I year(s) following
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
9-4S�.m, Renton Municipal Building
December 2 , 1989 5th Floor Conference Room
IN ATTENDANCE: Lynn Guttmann,Chair
Paul Lumbers, Acting Office Engineer
Ron Nelson, Building Official
Patricia Porter, Administrative Secretary
Larry Springer,Planning Manager
Larry Warren,City Attorney
Lee Wheeler, Fire Chief
VISITORS Mike Ferris, Ferris Company
Jerry Aldrich, Aldrich @ Assoc. s
Andrew Symons, Attorney for Ferris Company
Charles Mosher, Valley Gardens
Paul Konrady, Wilsey and Ham
MINUTES
1. CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order by Chair Guttmann at 9:00 a.m. < t
2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Moved by NELSON, seconded by WHEELER, to approve
the meeting minutes dwed December 10, 1989. NQTION CARRIED
;. CORRESPONDENCE: None
4. REFERRALS FROM CITY COUNCIL: None
5. NEW BUSINESS/REQUESTED ACTION: None
6. OLD BUSINESS:
$eyyst: Valley Garden Heal11s Ce tr Deferral Exten fan - tabled from lilt week
ED: When Valley Garden Health Center was originally constructed the developer
was asked to bond for a future signal. The developer decided they would rather install
the signal at the time the building was opened rather than bond for the future. Upon
completion of the intersection, users of the building notified the Transportation
Division of the Public Works Department that it was difficult to exit from the site
because of the sight obstruction created by the rockery. Staff Visited the site and
discovered that this was the case, so they asked the developer/contractor to realign the
rockery to provide proper sight distance for people exiting the sues. (The original plans
submitted and approved indicated that the rock wall was to be built within the property
and adequate sight distance would be provided.) However, when the project was
completed, the rockery was found to be intruding up to twelve feet beyond the position
indicated on the plans, encroaching into the right of way, and creating a major sight
obstruction. A meeting was called with the engineer, City Attorney and staff and the
developer/contrator was told to realign the wall and provide adequate sight distance.
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At first they declined to so but after checking the legalities involved decided to comply
with the request, agreeing to accomplish same within a 3-4 week period.
When a deferral extension request was initiated the Board reviewed it and on December
20, 1989 a letter was sent to the Ferris Company (developer), expressing concerns about
the rock wall intrusion, indicating it is not only illegal but a potential health and safety --.
issue, and requesting they attend the December 27th meeting to discuss the matter.
At this point in time, a process to design the relocation of the wall seems to have been
initiated by the developer/contractor.
Discussion; The above mentioned parties were in attendance and expressed their
concern over. a) the fact shill the intrusam referred to is of no more than a Jew inches
opposed to the twelve feet as slated in the City's Derrmher 20th fetter; and, b) Wilsey
and Ham, consultant, stated they were not denied a request for soil test. as mentioned in
the December 20th letter, bud rather those tests were made and supplied as part of the
initial design. Mr. Ferris told the Board members that he was more concerned about
the problem than the City, as there have been on-going problems with the plan, the
cost, and the liming. He said that additional geo-technical expertise has been solicited
asking for the cheapest, quickest and safest method in which to approach the matter;
but, because there arc varying opinions, a solution had not been reached. Mr. Ferris
also suggested that Renton staff knew about the encroachment into the right of way.
He further stated that they have accomplished work in other muniNpality rights-of-
ways without experiencing these kinds of problems. Both the City Attorney and Public
Works Director stated that staff had no authority to allow encroachrent into the right-
of-way within the City of Renton's jurisdiction, rather permits are required through the
Board of Public Works review process. Lynn Guttmann advised that people are calling
the Mayor's office and that the tenants are distraught over the inability to exit the site.
She noted Chet the plan is dated October 1999, and it is no, the end of December 1989,
the concern being this matter conceivably could go on into the spring of 1990. Paul
Konmdy said it was his responsibility, i.e. in changing the design from a two tier
system, it made him nervous so he opted to hire geo-technical people to assist. He has
contacted someone who suggested this is a structural matter rather than what had
originally been devised and he is working on that premise in employing someone to
assist him to that end. Also he reiterated tha- it had been almost impossible for them to
hire someone over the Christmas holiday.
Jerry Aldrich advised the Board that rockery removal should -,tart after the first of the
year. He expects they will temporarily block off the packing area to remove the
irrigation system and landscaping, remove the rockery, oper up for soils testing, and
slope the bank back which will open up the line of sight. He felt they could
accomplish this within a two-we>k period of time, weather permitting.
Larry Warren informed the applicants that he wanted a firm commitment in terms of a
date before he would consider approving a deferral extension. Jerry Aldrich replied
trey would be looking at the second week of January, no later than the third week for
rockery removal.
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Gary Norris added that landscaping is a problem because of the wall and that they must
be careful of what is placed in the area and that trees should not be there because of
the sight obstruction. Mike Ferris stated that Jerry Lind, Community Development
Department, wants street trees placed. Mr. Ferris suggested that the departments should ,J
talk to each other and advise him what their actual preference will be. Lynn Guttmann
assured Mr. Ferris rust both Jerry Lind and Don Ericksen would be made aware of this
situation. Gary Norris added that he had previously sent a letter to Mr. Lind giving i Public Works preference of no trees.
Action: Proposal:
Immediate Action: a) removal of rockery by Ferris Company on, or before, January
31, 1990, with a progress report submitted to City Staff on January 24, 1990 at a
Board of Public Works meeting; b) verification of site distance by City; c) activation of
traffic signal by City.
Submittal to the City of a letter outlining their proposed Schedule with specific actions
including an erosion control contingency plan. -M
Submittal to the City of: a) survey data and verification of sight distance; b) plan with
structural engineer's and geo-technical's signatures; and, c) submittal of landscaping
plan. -
ExIension of the deferral bond.
M¢d.`l: Moved by SPRINGER, seconded b; WHEELER,to approve a deferral eslension
until Ja•umy 31, 1990.condr toned upon i.moval of the rockery, or well as the irrigation
system ant landscaping, by January 31. 1990; a progress "Pori to be submitted by
January 24'h to City stall; an oclion schedule submitted to staff by January 31, 1990;
and. the con'tnuonce of the cWlent $200,000 bond. MOTION CARRIED Note: Bond
is current and expires in December of 1990.
b. Falcon Ridae 5ummarr: The Board Secretary prepared and distributed a summary of
the actions taken during the five-year deferral. Upo,i review of this summary, the
Board of Public Works made the determination to turn the entire matter over to Larry
Warren, City Attorney, as the matter is now out of the Board's jurisdiction. (Note:
KAE Asphalting are currently at the site installing improvements, so City Attorney's
involvement may not be necessary.)
7. COMMENTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS:
8. ADJOURNMENT: The meeting adjourned at 10:00 a.m.
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December 20. 1989
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Renest a)
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4 i aka Nash'naton Blvd N E t of Mav C eek Assoc d1. b)
RR,d t' of 1112`8^o00 bond currently held far the.9€Ift.[al
Facts: Deferral extensions had been requested three times due to the fact that Puget
Power had not coordinated their schedule nor received like poles with whi.:h to finish
the work.
Divcyysion: The Building Official stated he did not want the bond released due to
the fact that the property was in the process of being sold by Mr. Grieve and the
Improvements have not been installed and completed.
Motion: Moved by MCFALL, seconded by NELSON, to extend the deferral for 60
days.subject to bond remaining in place, MOTION CARRIED Moved by NYB D ERG,
seconded by WHEELER,to deny the bond reduction request. MOTION
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Fgrl: When Valley Garde^ Health Center was originally constructed the developer was
asked to bond fur a futu a signal. The developer decided they would ratter install the
signal at the Pme r e ' .Jog war cxied rather than bond for the future. Upon
camp:alion a, the Imcnection, users of the building notified the Transportation
Division of Public War" .hat it was difficult to ex.� because of leh sight distance
problem created by the rockery. Transportation staff visited the area and noted there
was a sight distance problem and asked the developer/contractor to realign the rockery
and provide sight distance for people exiting the area. Plans were submitted showing
that a rock wall was to be built and that it was on the property and allowed adequate
sight distance. However, when �t was completed i. was found to be intruding twelve
feet into the right of way which not Only is illegal but creates a major sight
obstruction. A meeting was called with the engineer, City Attorney and staff an
the developer/contractor was told to realign the w :' and provide adequate sight ;
distance. At first, they declined to do so but after che,king the legalities involved
decided to comply with the request, agreeing to accomplish same within a 3-4 week
period.
A process to design the relocation of the wall seems to have been initiated. (in that
process the consultant, Wilsey and Ham, told staff that they requested a soil analysis
which had originally been denied by the developer.) When it was accomplished, the
analysis indicated the ground would not support a rock wall: therefore, the wall
apparently is to be replaced by + concrete retaining wall.
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Motion: Moved by MCFALL,seconded by GUTTMANN, to advise the developer and
contractor that due to the rock wall intrusion, they must proceed to submit,
immediately, structural plans to ix approved by the Building Division of the Community
Development Department; submit a contract signed by both the developer and contractor,
outlining construction, design• scope and schedule; and suggest drawing down the bond.
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December 20, 1999
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as well as requesting immediate vocation o/the premises, i/this matter is not attended
to in an expeditious manner. MOTION CARRIED
7. COMMENTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS: None
8. ADJOURNMENT. The meeting adjourned at 10.00 a.m.
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sewer connection designed and constructed to service the Valley Gardens Health Center
:. and the potential development immediately to the east.
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As proposed to the City of Renton,a simulation of the sewer service operation for the
t4 recently constructed Valley Gardens Health Center will be performed. The simulation
F will consist of three steps: determining the average and peak wastewater flowra•es;
i- simulating the wastewater flows in the sewer service;and inspecting the se,-er service.
Presently, only forty percent of the Valley Gardens Health Center is leased, therefore,
it is unknown how many fixtures, nor the type of fixtures which will be installed at full
development. In addition, the future demands for the Potential development of the
property to the west is unknown, For these reasons, it is not appropriate to calculate
the potential water consumption or potential wastewater flowrate based solely on the
estimated number of fixture units and water demand table. However, it is possible to
evaluate the water consumption of existing facilities of similar size and use.
Lewis Nelson Architects and Michael Tye Design provided the names of two facilities in
the Seattle area similar in sire and use to the Valley Gardens Health Center, both of
which have been constructed in the past five years. They are the Springbrook Medical
Center and the Three Tree Medical Cente-.
The water consumption information for each facility was collected. The average
flowrate of 3,000 gpd was calculated using the water consumption information from
Sprirgbrook Medical Center and the Three Tree Medical Center.
Since the undeveloped parcel to the east is approximately the same size and is expected
to be developed in a similar manner to the Valley Gardens Health Center,a combined
flowrate of 6,000 gpd was computed. Based on a typical eight hour day, an average
hourly rate would be 7:0 gph. In order to calculate the peak hourly rate, a peak hour
factor was applied to the average hourly rate. Table 4.4 Commercial Water Use of
Water Suppiy and Pollution Control suggests a factor of 4.89, instead a conservative
factor of fifty percent of this value or 2.45 was used. This resulted in a peak hourly
rate of 1,840 gph or 31 grm. For commercial type uses the peak sewage flows generally
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flows. One method is described in Water Supply and Pollution Control by Viessman and
Hammer and the other method is described in Criteria for Sewage Work Design
published by the State of Washington Department of Ecology. The data collected and
calculations are attached.
In order to simulate the sewer service during normal operating conditions, the newly
constructed sewer service will first be flushed. Then the estimated peak wastewater
flows will be simulated through the sewer connection. This will be done for five
consecutive days using 31 gpm for the peak hourly rate for the two-hour period from
11:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Following the five days of simulated operation,the sewer service
will then be inspected. It is understood that should the inspection reveal either no or
negligible sedimentation, the City of Renton agrees to release the construction bond,
We anticipate starting the simulation the week of .June 12, 1999. Should you have any
questions or comments,please give me a call.
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK UUN 29 8 37 AN s! ,
RENTON MUNICIPAL BLDG. BY THE.DIVISION of
200 MILL AVE.SO. EC ItICiIONS
' CENTON,WA 99055 RECORDS R KING COUIN I Y
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Attached Legal Description b9/06•,28 W0215 IR
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said property situated in ring County, Washington; for and in consideration of a f
permit to construct a side sewer to connect these premises to the City Sewer Main at
less than minimum grade of 2% according to City of Renton Ordinance 1552 and as
amended by Ordinance 1727
do hereby agree to indemnify and save harmless the City of Renton from all future
damages resulting from such connection.
THIS AGREEMENT shall be a covenant running with the land and shall be binding
iupon all parties and their heirs and assigns forever. -
1H 1N WITNESS WEIIREOF hereunto set hand and
94 seal the day n / /reJTirs bove written.
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Lot 1, Lot line adjustment No. 002-86 recorded in Vol. 72, Page 39 AP 8703199005
Ring County, WA
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On this day of I11CV V , lg personally appeared before meS'«a-srt
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to we known to be the individual.5 described in and who executed the within instru-
ment and acknowledge that a" _ signed and sealed the same as
free and voluntary act and ee od' ems and purposes therein mentioned.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day
and year in this certificate first above written.
Notary Pub is n a`—i—nd for the State of
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THAT portion of the Northeast Quarter of the ENortheast Quarter of
Section 31. Township 23 N. Range 5 E. W.M., g y•
more particularly described as follows:
COMMENCING at the Southeast corner of said Northeast Quarter of the
Northeast Quarter of Section 31.
THENCE N 89002139" W. along the South line of said subdivision. 370.00
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' THENCE continuing N 89°02139" W, along said South line. 533.34 feet to
a point on the Southerly right-of-way margin of Carr Road, said point
(t� also being a point on a non-tangent curve;
THENCE Northeasterly 179.62 feet, along an arc of a non-tangent curve
to the left, having a radius of 622.96 feet, the radius point of which
bears N 22009123" W through a central angle of 16031112";
THENCE N 51019*25" E. 285.70 feet to a point of curvature;
TENCE ong an am of 8
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KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That we, Aldrich and Associates, Inc.
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Corporation, as Surety, are held and firmly
bound unto City of Renton
as Obligee, in the sum of Thirty Thousand and no1100--------------
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DOLLARS, for the payment of which, well and truly to be made,
the said Principal and Surety bind themselves, their heirs,
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severally, by these presents. I
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WHEREAS, the said Obligee has required said Principal
to provide this maintenance bond for a period of 1 fear
commencing May 1. 1989 and ending May I, 1990
� to connection with: Valley Gardens Health Center I
12 inch Sanitary Sewer from Manhole No. 1 to Metro
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Manhole in Carr Road
NOW THEREFORE, THE CONDITION OF THIS OBLIGATION IS SUCH,
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That, if the Principal shall maintain and remedy said work free
from defects in materials and workmanship for a oeriod of time
above indicated, then this obligation to be void; otherwise to
remain in full force and effect.
SIGNED, SEALED AND DATED, This lst day of May 1989 .
Aldrich and Associates. Inc.
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Know all men by these Presents,Ihal Ilse FIREMEN'S INSURANCF COMPANY OF NEWARK,NEW JERSEY
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PRE-OCCUPANCY INSPECTION REPORT
DATE: APIKU 13. 1989
�Q DESIGN ENGINEERING DIVISION I—I BUILDING FINAL _
UTILITY ENGINEERING DIVISION � � FIRE DEPARTMENT
TRAFFIC ENGINEERING DIVISION _I LANDSCAPE/ZONING
1: BUILDING DIVISION
ECT: VALLEY GARDELIS PERMIT NO
641 SOUTH CARR ROAQ TYPE BUSINESS
The subject project is nearing completion. Please investigate your area
responsibility and indicate below either your acceptance or corrections
necessary by APRIL 20. 1999 In order that a certificate of Occupancy
be issued. If no comments are received by the above date, the Certificat
will be issued.
BUILDING DIVISION DATE
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This project is approved by this department subject to the following
corrections:
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DO YOU HAVE ANY OBJECTION TO ISSUANCE OF TEMPORARY CERTIFICATE OF
OCCUPANCY.
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FORM p5-002
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PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
Eat] Clymer, Mayor Design/Utility Engineering
April 25, 1989
Harold F. Peterson, P.E.
Project Manager
WILSEY 6 HAM PACIFIC, INC.
1980-112th Avenue N.E.
P.O. Box C-97304
Bellevue, Washington 98009-7730
Subject: Valley Gardens Health Canter
Dear Mr. Peterson:
In response to your letter dated March 9, 1989 (actual date April 9, 1989), two
items need to be clarified.
First, the maintenance bond proposed in your letter is too small to cover the
projected cost of the repair. Therefore, a bond should be posted in the amount
of 150% of the estimated cost to install the sewer line between the new manhole
on the south side and the existing Metro manhole on the north side of Carr
Road. I would also like a copy of the estimate for this work for my files.
The second item that needs to be clarified is who will be responsible for the
correction if in fact, it is needed? In your letter you imply that the City
can use the bond to correct the situation. It is our position, however, that
the correction, if needed, will be the responsibility of the developer.
These two items should clarify our position in this matter, and assuming you
and your client agree, put the matter to rest.
If you have any questions or wish to discuss the matter further, please advise.
Very truly yours,
Donald �Monghan, P.Fv✓
Acting City Engineer
VALLGARD.DGM:mf
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200 Mill Avenue South - Renton, 'Washington 98055 - (206)235-2631
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It is imperative that resolve this issue immediate) Without the sewer system approval, no
water can be provided to the site for testing or the building HVAC and plumbing. Should you
have any questions, please give me a call.
Sincerely, t
�WIILSEY & HAM PACIFIC, INC.
Harold F. Peterson, P.E.
Project Manager
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John Cannon, Lewis-Nelson Associates
Craig Halterman, Aldrich Associates
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File No.: 3-175-01-01
! Mi. Donald G. Monaghan, P.E.
i City of Renton
Department of Public Works
200 Mill Ave. S. Re: Vu!!c• Garden; 11"Ill. Ceuter
Renton, Washington 99055 98th Street Sanitary Sewer System
Dear Mr. Monaghan:
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This is to confirm our April 7, 1989 telephone conversation regarding the Valley Gardens sanitary
sewer system. The Valley Gardens Health Center project B rapidly approaching completion.
Although the sewer was installed in accordance with the approved design, the city has yet to
accept the construction- This approval-acceptance process is critical to the issuance of a cert;ficate
of occupancy.
We recognze that several city staff members are concerned that un ter current conditions, the new
98th Street sewer may r, function as designed and as a result might become a maintenance
problem for the city. This concern is apparently based on the fact that during the morning and
evening peak flow periods, sewage from the Carr Road Metro line causes a backwater effect into i
the new 98th Street sewer. As I stated during the sewer system design review-approval process, j
the backwater ^ffect from the Metro line was anticipated. The peak sewage flows in the 98th
Street sewer wili occur mid-day. This time dif7.cence between the 98th Street peak and the
Metro peak will result in the new sewer line being properly flushed- In addition,as the properties
south and cast of 98th Street are developed, further flushing action will occur in the new sewer
line.
to reducc the city's concerns, the developer is therefore providing an inspection program and
maintenance bond to cover the new 98th Street sewer system. Although the final bond amount
is not yet determined, we anticipate the value to be E1500.00 to S4,01C.00. After six :nonths of
operation and at the termination of the maintenance bond period, we will inspect and assess the
condition i the sewer line. If the six-month inspection reveals that the system is not functioning
as designed, we will hush the line. Should, at the end of the maintenance bond period, it be -
shown that the system is not functioning as designed, we understand that the city may use the
maintenance bond to correct the situation. -
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City of Renton
Public works Department
200 Mill Avenue South
i Renton, Washington 98055
Attention: Donald G. Monaghan, P.E.
Acting City Engineer
f Gentlemen:
Sanitary Sewers
Valley Garde„❑ Health Centel
Satisfactory certi4'ication pursuant to terms of Metropolitan ts},
Council Resolution No. 2933 and construction plans for the +' +
above project have been submitted and reviewed. The plans fr
are hereby approved, subject to the following:
1. Mr. Jim Hawthorn of this office (phone 684-1303) shall
be notified at least two working days prior to con-
struction in the vicinity of Metro's 18-inch diameter
RCP South Renton interceptor sewer.
2. During construction, no debris shall be allowed to I �"
J enter Metro's interceptor sewer.
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3. Manhole No. R18-31 shall be unloaded all around or �II
jstrut-turally supported during construction to avoid -
unbalanced soils loading. ,.
4. Plans for dewatering adjacent to Metro facilities shall
be submitted to Mr. Jim Hawthorn for Metro review and
approval at least five days prior to construction. '
5. The connection to the manhole shall not be backfilled .
until they have been inspected and approved by Metro.
6. Metro does not guarantee the location, diameter, or
invert elevation of the interceptor; therefore, a field 4
verification is recommended prior to construction. 1 ,`
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January 27, 1989
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7. The new connection to Manhole No. R18-31 shall be
made by core drilling and use of Kor-N-Seal Boot as
distributed by P.I.P.E., Inc., 4601 Soutt' Orchard,
Tacoma, Washington 98409, (206) 623-777. The manhole
base shall be rechanneled in accordance with Wilsey and
Nam sketch dated January 23, 1989 (copy attached) .
S. The connections shall be plugged and not put into
service until the tributary systems have been cleaned,
inspected, tested, and approved by the City.
Upon completion of the project, please furnish the Munici-
pality with a copy of the test results.
Very truly yours,
Alan J. Gibbs
iExecutive Director
By: ioz
! Richard K. Sandaas, Director
! Technical Services Department
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Attention: Mr. Jim Hawthorne
Subject: Valley Gardens Health Center
Direct Connection to Metro - 5-481
Dear Jim:
Enclosed please find the fully-executed Direct Connection form s
required by Metro for the above-referenced project to make connection
to the Metro manhole at the intersection of Carr Road and 98th Avenue
S.E. (Shattuck Avenue So.).
Very truly yours,
Dotmld G. Monaghan, P.E.
Acting City Engineer
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User Location of Work
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INSPECTIONS
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Description of Work
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LIABILITY, DAMAGE OR INJURY ARISING FROM THE PERFORMANCE OF SAID WORK.
ANY WORK PERFORMED WITHIN THE RIGHT-OF-WAY OR ON SEWER MAIN MUST BE DONE BY A
LICENSED, BONGED CONTRACTOR. LOCATE UTILITIES BEFORE EXCAVATIM.
CALL 235-2631 FOR INSPECTION.
Call b0t"011 8 AM and 9 AM for APPLICANT
inspection in afternocr.; call
before 12 Noon the day before
for inspection in morning. PLBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR
SPECIFY TIME FOR INSPECTION.
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I Attention: David H. Boyle, P.E.
Su-jject: Valley Gardens Health Center proposed revisions
to Sewer Comprehensive Plan.
+ Your File No.3-175-0101-20
After further review of your proposal to sewer the above
' referenced project, we find the folowing concerns chat must
be addressed before a revision to the Comprehensive Plan can
be approved.
1. The proposed clan d s not appear to provide the
servi�.e to property, to the south and cast of your
site which would be -erved by a trunk shown on the
Comprehensive Plan as running parallel to and 400 to
500 feet east of Talbot Rd. , and flowing north into a
trunk on Carr Rd.
2. The proposed site plan of your improvement does not
show the extensions of the proposed mains accross the
full frontage of the property, and the proposed 6 inch
side sewer does not meet minimum standards for grade
and cover.
Please submit your detailed engineering reponse to these
questions so that this matter may be resolved.
Very truly yours,
Donald G. Monaghan, P.E.
Design Engineering v
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Earl Clymer, Mayor Design/Utility Engineering
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Springbrook Associates
Valley Medical-Dental Center
222 Williams Avenue Su.
Suite 26
Renton, Washington 98055
Subject: Sanitary Sewer Comprehensive Plan Proposed Changes at
Talbot and Carr Roads
I Ladies and Gentlemen:
The City of Renton Department of Public Works has been approached by a
property owner in the vicinity of Carr Road an,t So. Talbot Road, to modify _.
the Sewer Comprehensive Plan. You are identified as the property owners of
the southeast corner of Carr Road, from Talbot up to 98th Street. Properties
like yours would be sewered off of Talbot Road.
If y- wish more information on this proposal, please contact me by telephone
at 235-2G31. Our department v,ould be please to :Peet with you at your
convenience.
Very truly yours,/
Robert E. 36rgstrGm, P.E.
Engineering Supervisor
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File No. 3-175-0101-20 1206l 451-3250
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Mr.Dick HOugh:on PUBLIC WORKS CEPI
Dia-:ctor of Public Works CITY OF RE NTC.
City of Renton
( 200 Mill Avem:e S.
Renton,Washington 98055 RE: Valley Gardens Health Center
Attention: Mr. David Tibbot
Dear Mr.Houghton
Enclosed is a copy of a portion of the City of Renton Comprehensive Sewer Plan on
! which we have indicated our proposal for sewering Valley Gardens Health Center in
accordance with the intent of the Comprehensive Sewer Plan. Wr- have also heghlighted
the adjoining properties served by this proposal.
This proposal was reviewed with David Tibbot of your office on Friday, June 17, 1983,
who indicated agreemeat based on the following issues:
1. The recently recorded plat of Springbrook, southwest of Valley Gardens, has
approval to sewer the undeveloped portion of the plat to the west, as evidenced by
the utililty easement shown on the plat and the sewer constructed on the developed
portion.
1 2. All remaining areas tributary to the routing indicated on the Comprehensive Plan,
can be served by our alternative sewer route proposal.
3. Such minor variations from the generalized locations shown on the Comprehensive
i Plan are normal and expected,and are intended to be administrative adjustments.
4. The proposed routing is far less complicated to construct. Presently there are
j numerous utilities within Carr Road, each one an obstacle to constmction of the
sanitary sewer. these utilities include a 16-inch high-pressure gas ma n,6-inch gas
service line, 12-inch water line,and 12 and 18-inch storm drains.
Your approval of our proposed adjustment will be appreciated.
Very truly yours,
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Mr. Ron Olson
Utilities Department
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200 Mill Avenue So.
Renton, Washington 98055
Re: Valley Gardens Health Center
Proposed Sewer Design
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We are requesting that your department approve a minor amendment -
to the Comprehensive Sewer Plan to allow completion of our sewer
service as proposed by Wilsey & Ham Engineers. This amendment
allows all of the area south of our site to be served by a new
line along a new street (98th) constructed by us and flowing
i directly into the Metro sewer in Carr Road. This eliminates the
need for extension of sewer along Carr Road to Talbot Road as
currently shown in the Sewer Plan.
! The reasons for this change are:
1) The proposal is far leas expensive and less complicated to
build;
2) The Talbot extension is not needed as all other properties
in the drainage sub-basin can be served by our proposal
except for the Springbrook property to the rest which is
served by an easement to Albot Road through the adjacent
Valley Medical Dental Center.
Your requirement for us to contact the adjacent property owners
and get their permission before approving our request is
impractical because:
1) The property to the south is state owned and it would be
very difficult, timing consuming (if not impossible) to get
t a commitment from them in a reasonable time frame;
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2) The Springbrook property owner to the west stands to benefit
directly from your requirement that we build a sewer
extension for their use. Why would they want the plan
amended? They can be served by extending the sewer
themselves from Talbot Road along the easement approved in
the 1986 rezone and plat for this property.
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Our research and understanding of municipal law indicates that
the Comprehensive Sewer plan is intended to be a guide to public
f fccility development and is not a rigid law. The lines shown on
the plan maps can be amended administratively when an alternate
approach will serve the City as well. i
Further, we believe It is outside of the Cityts bounds of
authority to require public improvements which are not necessary
to mitigate the impacts of the project. I
The City has already required us to widen Carr Road, dedicate
land for and construct a new public street and insr .11 a traffic
light. These public improvements have benefit for the whole area
and result in a cost to the project of over $350.000, which is
very high for a project of this size. We, therefore, strongly
Oppose any additional requirements for improvements which are not '
necessary for the project or the City.
We are ready to meet with ou to resolve thie +atter ea soon as
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alternate plan as proposed.
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