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APVroait"°telY 880 I. cAS to
f Gate Valves. and wateretain against In.
and 2 - 1j" s^Id h or under seller hare
Assedablies a%P SIY warranting through
said wstar ataln, Incurred t}ereon by Yeprea entation or
costs or liens hereto without
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EASEMENT
rmis INSTRUMENT, wade this?tr"y of GeoTswwaR y Ad ;
by and bttwen Joseph T. Avers s Son. Ine_And .+.
and a RECD F 4.00
and
and
hereinafter called "Grantor(%)", and the CITT OF RENTON. a Municipal Corpo;•stlon of King
County, Washington, hereinafter called "Grantee".
WITMESSETM:
That said Grantor(s), for and In consideration of the sum of S 1.00
_paid by Grantee, and other valuable consldarat en,
these presents, grant, arga n, tell, c%vey, and warrant unto the said Grantee. Its
successors one assigns, an aas*sent for//public utility -12' water- main XX)1XXXXX% with
necessary appurtenances ov. , through, across and upon the following described property
In King County, Washington, more particularly described as follows:
A 15 foot uoi)it eeasemen. over Tract 5, Earlington Industrial Park dl
yas recorded In Volume 83 of Plats, Page 10, Records of King County,
Washington; said easement lies 7.5 feet on either side of the following
described centerllne:
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Beginning at the Intenectlo of the southerly line of the above- ,.uhlir'' ar ot-'
Jescribed Tract 5 with a line parallel with and 7.5 feet westerly aY se.
as measured at right any:es from the east line of said Tract 5; ,�,T Q 291n t
Thence N 1'13'17" E. along said parallel line, which Is also the a; JiVISfQMl Oi
centerline of sold 15 foot easement, a distance of 360 fast; 1t1�11N���iit•�
KING CONTY
Thence westerly on a line parallel with the north line of sala
Tract 5 and perpendicular to the east line thereof a distance of 357.5
feet to point A of this description;
Thence continuing westerly on sold parallel line a distance of 20 feet
to terminus of said centerline;
Thence continuing from point A, N. 1'13'17" E. a distance of 160 feet,
wore or less, to a terminus of said centerline at the north line of
sold.Tract 5.
for itself, its successors and assigns,
Grantor retains/the right co relocate this water line upon condition
that this easement and the Bill of Sale to the water line executed
contemporaneously with the easement will be modified to reflect the
new location of the easement. Additiorally, the right to relocate the
line is subject to prior approval of the City of Renton of the location
of the water line and approval of the design of the line so that it does
not interfere with the functioning of the line for fire flow or as part
of a looped water line system, which approval of the City of Renton
shall not be unreasonably withheld. Should the water line be relocated
• i>jUVA shall provide the City with as "as built" plan of the new line
ai+J its location, at which point, upon tendering to the City of Renton
of a new easement for water line, the City of Renton agrees to reledse
this easement.
*Grantor, its succeb%ora JOSEPH T. 1tYE N 6 SON, INC.
or assigns
By
i President
Attes _
ssistant Secretary
FM FOR RECORD AT REM OF
VM OF TIE CM am UEd 1-1
ECMtOE VEIL 2
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STATE OF ILLINOIS )
as
Ct,_.ITY OF COCK )
On this _ 7ttLday of September 1964, before me, the
I LLItio IS
undersigned, a Notary Public in and for the State of/06"MRjion duly
commissioned and sworn, personally appeared E. S. Marcus
and _ Lawrence Bau to be known to be the Vice Presiden
Assistant
and/Secretary, respective:y, of Joseph T. Ryerson b Son, Inc. , the
corporation that executed the foregoing, instrument, and acknowledged the
said instrument to be the free and voluntary act and deed of said
corporation, for the uses and purposes therein mentioned, and on oath
stated that they are authorized to execute the said instrument and that
the seal affixed is the corporate seal of said corporation.
Witness my hand and official seal hereto affirea the day and
year first above written. ')
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Notary u c W atin to fte state of
O Illinois, residing at Chicago, IL
Commission Expires: 1.�22{45
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UTILITIES /I
E A S E M E N T
THIS INSTRUMENT, suds this_doy of 19
by and between Joseph T. Ryerson s Son. Inc nd
_and _
and _
and
hereinafter called "Grantor(s)", and the CITY Of RENTON, a Municipal Corporation of King
County, Washington, here)nafter called "Grantee".
WITII%SETH:
That said Grantor(s), for and in consideration of the sum of $ 1.00
__Jla id by Grantee, and other valuable cor,slderst own,
; sa presents, grant, barge n, sell , convey, and warrant unto the sold Grantee, -ts
successors and assigns, an easaont for public utilities (including water and sower) with
necessa, appurtenances over, through, scross and upon the following dasc,Ibod property
In King County, Washington, more particularly described as foliws:
A 1S foot utility easement over Tract 5, Ear!!ngt� Industrial Park /1
as recorded In Volume 83 of Plats, Page 10, Records of King County,
Washington; said eostmnt Has 7.5 feet on either side of the following
described centerline:
Beginning at the Intersection of the southerly line of 'he above-
described Tract 5 with a line parallel with and 7.5 feet westerly
as measured at right angles from the east line of sold Trott 5;
Thence N 1'13'17" E. along said parallel line, which Is also the
centerline of said 15 foot easement, a distance of 360 feet;
Thence westerly on a line parallel with the north line of sold
Tract 5 and perpendicular to the east line ther of a distance of 357.5
feet to point A of this description;
Thence continuing westerly on said parallel line a distance of 20 feet
to terminus of said centerline;
Thence continuing from point A. N. 1413'I7" E. a distance of 160 feet,
more or less, to a terminus of said centerline at the north line of
sold T-act 5•
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BILL OF SALE
KNOW ALL MEN 8y THESE PRESENTS, That Joseph T. Ryerson b Son, Inc.
of
County of King ,State of Washington,the parti es of W ate pre.
fa and in consideration of the sum of One s 00/100 --------------------------------
DoBas
lawful matey of the United State of America,to them In hand paid by the City of Renton
the parties of the win part, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, do by these priests grant.
bargain,tell and deliver unto the said part Y of the second part,the follmmir described personal property new
located at S.M. IOth Street east of Thomas Ave. S.W.
in the City of Renton ,Cemty,of King and Suit of Wubtr;tan, to-wit-
MN-424
Approximately 880 I.f. of 12" Ductile Iron pipe, and one of Fire Hydrant
Assemblies and 3 - Ir' of Gate Valves, and ali appurtenances pertatnima to
said waterma In, expressly warranting said watermain against any expenses,
costs or liens hereto incurred thereon by, through or under seller herein.
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the acme W the aid party of the seared put, its brie, eaeculnn,
administrators and seiens fomeer. And aid pan ies of the first Port, for thei r , Imes.
canton, administrators, covenant and agree to and with the rid nary Of the aecosd part, I is
esauton, administrator and of into. that red parties of the fins pan care the , owners of the rid
property,goods and chattels and have good right and full authority to ell the now. and ti, they
will warrant and defend the sak hereby made unto the rid p" of the seared pan, i r s
moctttors,administration and*=ans,against all and every person a persons, whomsoever, lawfully dahming or a
claim the seem,
IN WITNESS WHEREOF,The said pan i es of the first pan ha ve hereunto an t he i r band
and ailed this day of 19
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STATE OF WA.SHINGTON,
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On this day peetautHy appeared before me
to me knows to be the individual described in and who executed the within sad (epehtg IaMieeeaa, and
ackaowedged that signed the am as free and voluntary act and dad, la the
use;and purposes therein mentioned
GPM under my bud and official eat Lola day a ,19
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ZANETTA L rONTES,
September 11. 1984 MARTHA A.FRENCH.+aasr•wr t.*.•npner
TO: Ron Olsen, Utilities Engineer
FROM: Lawrence J. l:arren, City Attorney
Dear Ron:
Please find enclosed Bill Of Sale form and Easement for
the Ryerson Steel water lines. Woulc you please see that
these documents are handled by your office in the normal
fashion, filing the eesement for record with the County,
if you have say questions on this please feel free to contact
me.
Lawrence J-(Varren
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BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH July 24. 1984
MAYOR
MEMORANDUM
TO: Larry Warren, City Attorney
FROM: Ron Olsen, Utility Engineer
SUBJECT: Ryerson Steel Plant W-424
Water Line Easement and Bill of Sale
Enclosed is an easement form and Bill of Sale for Ryerson Steel. Per my attached letter
of June 23, 1982, Ryerson has had these documents since that date.
If you want a release of easement clause added to the waterline easement, I need your
legal advise in doing so. My attempt at the wording is as follows:
The Grantor, hereby retains the right to relocate the existing water line
at any future date. If and when the waterline is relocated, the Grantor
agrees to provide the City of Renton an easement over the new water line
location and an approved engineering plan showing its as-built location.
The Grantee agrees to release said subject easement provided the above con-
ditions have been met.
Larry, my concerns about a future waterline relocation are that the design does not
interfere with the functioning of the line for fire flow and as a part of the looped
system. In other words, relocation of the waterline wov': be subject to my approval
as utility engineer and approval of the fire marshall fm fire Protection. Also, I
want a Bill of Sale for the existing line and a new Bill of Sale will be required
for any additional pipe and fittings that may be added as a part of the future
relocation.
The City will not pay Ryerson Steel for the value of the waterline as it is not our
policy to compensate developers for extensions of waterlines done as a condition of
development. For this reason I want the Bill of Sale dispute resolved as well as
the easement question, at this time.
Thank you for your support regarding this matter in the past. Please make any
revisions, deletions or additions on the enclosed documents and return them to me
for final typing. I would appreciate your drafting the cover letter for the
documents to Ryerson Steel. Please let me know if I can be of further help.
AH:ckd
Enclosures lCon`OTsen ---
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September 7, 1984
Lawrence J. warren, Esy.
City Attorney
Y. 0 .Box 626
100 S. 2nd Street
Renton, Washington 98057
SUBJECT$ Seattle Real Estate -
Waterline Eaaement
Dear Mr. Warrens
Thank you for your letter of July 27, 1984, enrlosinq the
propose: forms for the utility easement and bill cf sale.
I have taken the liberty to anenIq the fares to conform to
our understanding of the transacticn. The executed
farms, as amended, are enclosed wits this letter.
I trust that this will conclude tte rt.atter.
Sincerely,
Lawrence Bau
Counsel - Ryerson
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Encl.
cot honorable Dick Houghton, Mayor
City of Renton, Washington
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PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
RICHARD C HOUGHTON • DIRECTOR
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BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH July ?3. 1984
MAYOR
MEMORANDUM
TO: Ron Olsen
f ROM: Dick Houghton
Ron:
Ryerson Letter. It sounds to me as if they are willing to give us an
easement as long as they have the right to relocate the water line.
If that is the case. I do not see any reason why we should not proceed.
RCH:pmp
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OFFICE OF THE CITY ATTORNEY% RENTON.WASHINOTON
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July 23, 1984 DSARTHA A FRENCH,•s". , or.
TO: Ron Olsen, Utilities Engineer
FROM: Lawrence 3. Warren, City Attorney
RE: Ryerson - Water Line Easement
Dear Ron:
Enclosed please find a copy of a letter we received from
Lawrence Rau, Counsel for Ryerson with regard to the
water line easement. Could you please prepare the necessary
documentation.
�iLa�wrbnec��Warren
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OFFICE OF ?'HE CITY ATTORNEY* RENTON,WASHINGTON
Vto
g LAWRENCE I WARREN, n•.nrow• DANIEL KELLOGG, uos,w cm DAVID M.DEAN, srsru.•a••.•,w ,
SEP10%�TPc MARK E.BARNW, .SUS .•c.•..nrwe.
ZANLTTA L.T'CR4 FS. .:ra•. 1 c�•..•ly l
July 6, 1984 MARTHAA.iREN:H..us,...• c.•..•,.,,..
Thomas M. Jenkins
Attorney at Law
16th 6 Rockwell Streets
Box 8000-A
Chicago, Illinois 60680
Dear Mr. Jenkins:
By letter dated September 2 , 1982, 1 wrote to you concerning
dedication of a water line easement for the Ryerson Steel
property in Renton. I stated a final position of the City
that either the dedication would be required, or Ryerson
would have to put a water meter on each end of the line.
I have not received a response since that letter of September
2, 1982. Please be advised that this letter is your notice
that unless we receive Ryerson's election within the next
sixty days that the City of Rentol, is going to file a lawsuit
to compel either the dedication of the easement or the instal-
lation of the water meters.
The City has been bounced from one person to the other for
years on this project. Premises have been made and not fulfilled.
Final action is demanded or the City will take the final steps
to compel that action. Your prompt response is anticipated.
Very truly yours,
Lawrence J. Warren
LJW:nd
cc: Meyer
Dick Houghton
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August 5, 1983
TO: DICK HOUGHTON,PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR
FROM: LAWRENCE J. WARREN, OITY ATTORNEY
RE: RYERSON STEEL - FIRE-WATER LINE
Mr. Broz of Ryerson Steel came in to see me on August 4 concerning
our ongoing dispute with Ryerson about the waterline used to meet
their fireflow requirements.
Mr. Broz indicated to me that the major problem Ryerson had with
the City's request that they dedicate an easement to the City
and then deed over the waterline, was that the easement and/or
waterline might interfere with future development of their
property and there is no guarantee that the City would agree to
the relocation of the easement and waterline. I called Ron
Olson and asked him if he knew any reasons why the City would
not enter into such an agreement as long as the relocation
did not interfere with the functioning of the line for fire flow
and as Fart of the looped system. Ron indicated he had no problems
with that and that we entered into that type of agreement as a
matter of course. I passed that information along to Mr. Broz
and he found it satisfactory. He did ask that this office draft
the necessary documents when and if we resolve this dispute,
rather than having their legal staff do it. I told him the City
would be happy to draft the necessary documents.
There remained one issue still under discussion. Ryerson still
wishes to be paid for the value of the waterline. I indicated
to Mr. Broz that it had not been the Ci.ty's policy to compensate
developers for the extension of waterlines done as a condition of
development. Mr. Broz countered with the argument that there
was sufficient firefluw existing on their property before the looped
line was installed and they in fact were getting their fire flow
for their sprinkled building from a line other than the line
under discussion His position was that the line was to benefit
no one but the City and that the City should therefore compensate
Ryerson when it took ownership of the line. I told Mr. Broz that
I would pose several questions to you about purchasing the
waterline - (1) has the City as a matter of policy determined
that it will not pay compensaLion when taking a waterline
installed as a condition of development; (2) is there any money
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Dick Houghton
August 5, 1983
budgeted for such an acquisiti_n? and (3) could the City
justify paying for the waterline out of available utility
funds?
I feel the meeting was a positive meeting and that we have
cleared the major hurdle in settling this dispute. once
you have responded to the questions I have raised in this
Memorandum, then 7 will correspond with Mr. Broz about the
next step to be taken.
�J. darren
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cc: Mayor
Lc: Ron Olson
Mike Mulcahy
President Council
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August 5, 1983
TO: DICK HOUGHTON,PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR
FROM. LAWRENCE J. WARREN, CITY ATTORNEY
RE: RYERSON STEEL - FIRE-WATEa LINE
Mr. Broz of Ryerson Steel came in to see me on August 4 concerning
our ongoing dispute with Ryerson about the waterline used to meet
their fireflow requirements.
Mr. Broz indicated to me that the major problem Ryerson had with
the City's requeet that they dedicate an easement to the City
and then deed over the waterline, was that the easement and/or
waterline might interfere with future development of their
property and there is no d+Iarantee that the City would agree to
the relocation of the easement and waterline. I crIled Ron
Olson and asked him if he knew any reasons why the amity would
not enter into such an agreement as long as the relocation
did not interfere with the functioning of the line for fire flow
and as part of the looped system. Ron indicated he had no problems
wit*, that and that we entered into that type of agreement as a
matter of course, I passed that information along to Mr. Bros
and he found it satisfactory. He did ask that this office draft
the necessary documents when and if we resolve this dispute,
rather than having their legal staff do it. I told him the City
would be happy to draft the necessary documents.
There remained one issue still under discussion. Ryerson still
%fishes to be paid for the value of the waterline. I indicated
to Mr. Broz that it had not been the City's policy to compensate
developers for the extension of waterlines done as a condition of
development. Mr. Broz countered with the argument that there
was sufficient fireflow existing on their property before the looped
line was installed and they in fact were getting their fire flow
for their sprinkled building from a line other than the line
under discussion. His position was that the line was to benefit
no one but the City and that the City should therefore compensate
Ryerson when it took ownership of the line. I told Mr. Broz that
I would pr;ae several questions to you about purchasing the
waterline - (1) has the City as a matter of policy determined
that it will not pay compensation when taking a waterline
installed as a condition of development; (2) is there any money
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Dirk Houghton
August 5, 1983
budgeted for such an acquisition? and (3) could the City
Justify
paying for the waterline out of available utility
funds?
I feel the meeting was a positive meeting and that we have
cleared the major hurdle in settling this dispute. Once
you have responded to the questions I have raised in this
Memorandum, then I will correspond with Mr. Broz about the
next step to be taken.
Lawrence J. Warren
LJW:ds
cc: Mayor
cc: Ron Olson
Mike Mulcahy
President Council
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QED AosE/ July 19. 1982 MARK E BARBER, .unon+cn.orewrs.
Joseph C. Broz
Ryerson Steel
P. 0. Box 8000A
Chicago, Illinois 60680
Dear Mr. Broz:
I have been handed a packet of information concerning Ryerson
Steel Building in Renton. W;shington, and Ryerson Steel's
refusual to submit a bill of sale and easement document to the
City for the 12" fire line.
I have just reviewed your letter of July 2, 1982, and your
offer to sell the line to the City for its installation cost
of $23490.00 plus the fair value of the land is rejected.
Your firm was required to place that line in as part of, the
City's water main loop system for fire protection and then to
dedicate it to the City. If you do not do as required, the
City is going to then require your Company to place water
meters on the line, one on each end of your ownership, and then
to create your own internal loop for fire protection. This
will require you to install substantially more fire line at
your own expense.
To state it another way, Mr. Broz, your line will become part
of the City system or you are going to have to create your own
full loop system internally.
I would ask that you review this correspondence with your legal
department and respond. My present intent, if I do not get a
posiLive response in the near future, is to file an action in
the King County Superior Court to compel you to dead over the
requsite easement and sign a bill of sale for the water line.
We would also ask for damages for the necessity of bringing on
that action.
Very truly yours,
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Lawrence J. Warre
LJW:nd
cc: Richard Houghton
Mayor
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July 17, 1984
Lawrence J. Warren, Esq.
City e.ttorney
P. O. Box 626
Renton, Washington 98057
SUBJECT: Seattle Real Estate - Water Line Casement
Dear Mr. Warren:
I
Your letter of July 6, 1984, to Mr. T�cmas M. Jenkins has
been referred to me for response.
Our manager of construction, Mr. Joseph C. Brea, was
quite perplexed when I discussed the matter with him.
Mr. Bros, you may recall, made a special trip to meet
with you on this subject in Benton on August 4, 1983. At
that meeting you agreed to ask the city of Renton to have
easement papers prepared and sent to us for execution.
We asked only that the easement provide us with the right
to relocate the water line at any future date.
Although we would prefer that the water line be removed
from our premises, we agreed to grant a relocaiable ease-
ment to accommodate the city of Renton. We know of no
promises that have been made and not fulfulled and have
been waiting 11-1/2 months to receiv, --he agreed easement
documentation.
an Inland S"company
J03906 T.RywftWon.Ise. •
Lawrence J. Warren, Psq.
July 17, 1984
Page 2
In view of the loregoln�3 we find It difficult to under-
stand the tone of your letter. If you were under the
impression that we were to draft the easement please
advise and we shall be pleased to do so.
Sircerely,
he�.r
Lawrence 46u
Counsel - Ryerson
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CC: Honorable Dick Boughton, Mayor
City of Renton, Washington
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July 17, 1094
Lawrence J. Warren, Esq.
City Attorney
P. 0. Box 626
Renton, Washington 98057
SUBJECT: Seattle Peal Est ,.e - Ka Ter Line to=ement
Dear Mr. Warren:
Your letter of July 6, 1984, to Mr. Thomas k Jenkins has
been referred to me for response.
Our manager of construcN or., ha. Joseph C. 8res, was
quite perplexed when I discussed the matter with him.
Mr. Bros, you may retell, made a special trip to meat
with you on this subject in Renton or. August 4, 1963. At
that meeting you agreed to ask the city of Renton to have
easement papers prepared and sent to un for executicn.
We asked only that the easement provide us with the right
to relocate the water line at any future date.
Althrnagh we would prefer that the water line be removed
'_ran our premisee, we agreed to grant a relocatablc ease-
ment to accommodate the city of Renton. we know of no
{.ranises that have been made and not fulfulled and have
been waiting 11-1/2 months to receive the agreed easement
documentation.
an Inland Snal company
Joseph T,RYM WO
Inc. O
Lawrence J. aarren, rsq.
July 17, 1964
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In view of the foregcing we find it difficult to under-
stand the tone of your letter. It you were under the
ivpression that we were to draft the easement plea$*
e?-.iae and we r.tta: I be pleased to do ao.
Sincerely,
Lavrence Eau
Counsel - Ryerson
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Joseph T. Ryerson 6 Sons, Inc.
16th & Rockwell Streets
Box 8000-A
Chicago, Illinois 60680
Attn: Thomas M. Jenkins
General Attorney
Re: Seattle Real Estate - B14
Water Line - City of Renton
Dear Mr. Jenkins:
By letter dated April 6, 1983 you inquired as to the cost
of installing water meters as a means of resolving the
dispute between your company and the City of Renton. The
permit fee of 2% is an inspection fee and is based upon
the combined costs of the meters, vaults and your contractor's
expense in installing the meters and vaults. The $800.00
downpayment is an additional cost which is to cover the cost
of installation of the bypass portion of the water meters.
The City Water Shop would do the installation and the $800.00
is to cover the installation cos�s. In the average case you
would obtain a refund after the i• illation.
As a portion of any settlement of tnis dispute, the City
would be willing to waive the special utility connection
charge with respect to these installations. However, if
Pycrsun expanded its facility at any time in the future or
increased fire flow demand or impact on the City's water
system, the City retains the right to charge a special
utility connection charge.
Very truly yours,
Lawrence J. Warren
LJW:bjm
CC: Richard Houghton, Public Works Director
Mayor
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PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
RICHARDj BUILDING
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BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH
MAYOR
MEMORANDUM
Date: May 5, 1983
To: Larry Warren, City Attorney
from: Richard Houghton, P/W Director
Subject Ryerson Steel Water Project W-424, Tract 5,
Earlington Industrial Park No. 1
Dear Larry,
Because a copy of your April I, 1983 letter to Ryerson Steel is unavailable to
us, I would feel more comfortable If you responded to their letter of April 6,
1983, (copy attached) as you would remember what you told the. in your April ist
letter.
I will attempt to explain the total test involved if Ryerson keel chooses to
install meters instead of dedicating an easement and granting the City a Bill
of Sale for their waterline.
The permit fee, equal to 2% of the cost of the installation of the meters
(including labor and materials), is an inspection fee. Ryerson Steel will
have to price the cost of two 12" Detector Check Meters and vaults (sized to
be compatible with their system) and shop for a contractor to give them an
estimate to install them. The inspection fee will therefore be 2% of the
combined cost of the meters, vaults and contractor's fee
The $400.00 fee for each meter Is a down payment towards the 3/4" by-pass
meters covering the labor, materials and overhead to Install them by City
of Renton crews. It is a requirement of the City for the Water shop to
install the by-pass portion of the meters. The City's cost for this portion
of the installation should not reach the $4CO.00 down payment. Therefore,
Ryerson Steel can expect a refund from their down payment upon completion of
the installation.
Larry, I agree the Special Utilities Connection fee should be waived at this
time if Ryerson Steel decides to Install meters. However, if in the future,
they expand their feel I ity and increase their fire flow demand or Impact the
water system in any way, they will be assessed $0.04 per square foot of their
property for the Special Utility Connection fee under Ordinance No. 3659.
L. Warren - 2 - Key 5, 1983
1 hope this provides you wlth the Information you need to respor,d to the
Ryerson Steel letter.
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April 14, 1963 ZANETTA L rONTES, cvsr•nr �... ...,.„,.
TO: Richard fioughton, Public Works Director
FROM: Lawrence J. Warren, City Attorney
Dear Dick:
Please find enclosed a responsive letter from Ryerson Steel
which is a follow-up to my letter demanding that they either
dedicate an easement and grant the City a Bill of Sale for
their line, or put meters on the ends of the line. Your
office is much better to respond to the question of the total
cost involved. Could you either respond directly with a copy
of the correspondence to me, ,-,r send me the information so
that I can respond.
Lawrence J. ;arren
LJW:nd
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April 6, 1983 WARREN A KELLCIGG
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:awrence J. Warren, Esq.
city Attorney
Office of the City Attorney
P. 0. Box 626
100 South 2nd Street
Renton, Washington 98057
SUBJECT: Seattle Real Estate - #14
Water Line - City of Renton
Dear Mr. Warren:
We are in receipt of your letter dated April 1, 1983.
We are as anxious to get this matter resolved as you are, but
still believe in the correctness of our previously documented
position. However, we do not wish to jeopardize the fine
relationship we have with the City of Renton by proceeding
with litigation.
In the interest of continuing our amicable relationship, we
are interested in pursuing the second of the two alternatives
you have presented. However, before we commit to it we must
know the total costs we can expect to incur. As we read your
proposal, the special utilities connection fee will be
waived, but we will be responsible for 2% of the cost of
installation. Our questions concerns the cost of installa-
tion and of the two water meters.
After the $800.00 down payment on the two meters, what fur-
ther costs will we be responsible for? Approximately how
much will 2% of the installation costs be?
e
Joseph i. Rysuon a Son.Inc.
Lawrence J. Marren, Esq.
April 6, 1983
Page 2
For }our information, even though Strand was our general con-
tractor, the; were not an agent of ours and not authorized,
nor should anyone preruse they were authorized, to grant
easements on on. property.
we look forward to receiving your response to this letter and
hopefully resolving this matter.
Sincerely,
Thomas M. Jenki slv�
General Attorney
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TO: Richard Boughton, Public Works Director
FROM: Lawrence J. Warren, City Attorney
Dear Dick:
Please find enclosed a responsive letter from Ryerson Steel
which is a follow-up to my letter demanding that they either
dedicate an easement and grant the City a Bill of Sale for
their line, or put meters on the ends of the line. Your
office is much better to respond to the question of the total
cost involved. Could you either respond directly with a copy
of the correspondence to me, or send me the information so
that I can respond.
2�
Lawrence J. arre�
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August 5, 1982
Mr. Thomas I.I. Jenkins
Attorney at Law
Joseph T. Ryerson 6 Son, Inc.
16th 6 Rockwell Streets,
Box 8000-A
Chicago, Illinois 60680
Re: Seattle Real Estate - #14
Water Line - City of Renton
Dear Mr. Jenkins:
I have in my hand your letter of July 23, 1982 which was
received by my office July 28. Your letter indicates that
the City at no time mentioned that it would require an
easement and title to the pipe and related accessories at
no consideration. You also state that you are surprises
now to receive an easement and bill of sale.
I believe your people are not fully informing you as to
what happened. Almost from the day the line was in place
the City has had assurances that the City would obtain the
easement and bill of sale. It is only recently that your
conpany has indicated that it will not comply with the City
request.
The alternative, as I see it, is to require your company
to put a meter on both ends of your line. The City is not
in the habit of providing free water for any reasons , and
that includes fire-fighting. The line was obviously intended
to be part of the Ci.ty's loop system of water distribution.
If that was not the case, meters would have been required
at the time the lines were installed.
Your letter makes the statement you believe this is an
attempt at public confiscation of private property without
just compensation. The City likewise feels that this failure
to grant the easement and title to the waterline is an attempt
to obtain public services without compensation to the City.
I see little or no reason why the City should accept an
easement from your company in order to go upon your property
and maintain and repair which yoL state is your waterline.
Page 2
Mr. Thomas M. Jenkins
August 5, 1982
I: your company insists that this waterline is theirs, and
it does not wish to give the City a Bill of Sale to the
line, together with an easement for maintenance and repair,
then we are prepared to accept }our position. However, the
City will then require that you place a meter on both ends
of that line, and that you keep the line repaired and
maintained to City of Renton standards.
I would suggest that you ccntact the City to determine
the fee that will be required to obtain the meters and
whether or not there are any tap-in charges, connection
charges or latecomer's charges that will be charged to you
for tapping into the City's system for your own personal use.
Of course, none of these fees are normally charged if the
lines were to be dedicated to the City after construction.
You may find that it would have been economically beneficial
to your company to have constructed the line and then
dedicated the line to the Citv at the time of construction.
It is certainly the City's position that that was the intent.
Very truly yours,
Lawrence J. Warren
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cc: Richard Houghton, Public Works Director
cc: Hon. Barbara Shinpoch, Mayor
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Wbieb this is being baadlea:.
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0041L faom qc $Or. d, bm*r fttad Jaly t, l"I ovtUaee Ow
proposal ea this wtte:. Baeew", a On attempt to 're-
solve th;e smttet, We n111 be Willing to great an seem-
m"t to t.be City to salatain and repair the water .line.
In return tom the aaasmsat, ebould We reoaare the cater
line to Nc teiocated for oar purposes, the city will pay
for the raleoetism.
Pleaa4 let se hear fr.,%x yme in r Npoase to my proposal..
dinoerely,
lhumws L. Ja,:a.ann
Attorney
oca The karorable kichard Boughton ,raw,a„
Mayor of k,enton, Waeilington
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BARSARA Y. SHINPOCH
MAYOR
Dace: July C, 1982
To: Larry Warren, City Attorney
From: Dick Houghton, Public Works Director
Re: Ryerson Steel - W-424
Dear Larry:
Ron Olsen has reached a standoff with Ryerson Steel regarding the
submittal of final paperwork requirements, i.e., the Bill of Sale
and an easement for a waterline Installation at the Ryerson Steel
Plant.
The 12" D. I. waterline was installed in 1975 as a fire line and is
a portion, of the City's major looped water system. The water is
not mete,ad.
Attached please find copies of all corresponuence relative to this
matter for your review. If you hay_ any questions, please direct
them to Ron Olsen (235-2631).
We await your iegal opinion.
AH:jft
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Ron Olsen
File W-424
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July 2, 1982
Mr. Ronald L. Olsen
Utility Engineer
Public works C=partment
Municipal Building
200 Mill Ave. So.
Renton, Washington 98(55
Subject: Joseph T. Ryerson 6 Son, Inc.
Dear Mr. Olsen:
I reviewed the matter of transferring ownership of the
12" fire line with our Legal Department. I believe we
can reach an agreement on this matter provided:
1) We are reimbursed for the fair and equitable
value of the water line and the value of the
land contained within the proposed easement.
Our cost for the water line in 1975 was
$23,490.
2) You agree to re'.ocate your water line (with
easement) to ou: northerly property line when-
ever it becomes necessary either to expand our
plant, sell a portion of our property, or to
otherwise make use of the land contained with-
in the proposer easement.
Please revise your documents accordingly. If you have
any problems or questions, please do not hesitate to
give me a call in Chicago. Your interest in our company
is appreciated. Thank you.
tteplyourJoMa
bkw Construction Engineering
cc: Mr. F. Sanders
Mr. D. M. Frame
Mr. T. M. Jenkins
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BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH
MAYOR
June 23, 1982
Ryerson Steel Corporation
P.O. Box 8000 A
Chi"go, IL 60680
Attention: Mr. Joseph C. Broz
Subject: Ryerson Steel Plant - wBRtMr tlBBAla1"aR
Mar Sir:
In order to properly transfer ownership, operation and maintenance
of yowr 12" fire line servicing the Ryerson Steel Plant in Renton,
an officer of your company must sign the enclosed Bill of Sale and
easement form before a Notary Public.
The do-uments are then recorded with King County and the water pipe
becomes part of the City's major looped water system.
Per my telephone conversation with you on Tuesday morning, June 22nd,
I have prepared both documents for your review and signature.
At a later date, should you decide to relocate the waterline to
accommodate plant expansion, these documents can be cancelled and
new ones drawn up to cover the waterline In Its new location.
If I do not hear from you within thirty (30) days from the above date,
I will turn this matter over to the City Attorney. If you have any
further questions, please do not hesitate to call me at (206) 235-2631.
Very truly yours,
Ronald L. Olsen
Utility Engineer
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Enclosures
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MUNICIPAL BUILDING 200 MILL AVF.SO. RENTON.WASH.98M
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„fn SEPLF' January 21. 1981
BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH
MAYOR
Joseph T. Ryerson L Son, Inc.
11.0. Box 8000-A
Chicago, Illinois 60680
.Attention: Joseph C. Broz
Subject: Ryerson Pl+mt in Renton, aA and letter Decembrr 17, 1980
Gentlemen:
At the time of construction a City main was required to be placed on
your property to meet the required fire flows as required by the
Fire Department. In lieu of placing detector check meters at both
ends of the main where it connected to existing City mains it was
decided to turn the main over to the City for maintenance by your
representatives.
We have been trying to get this paperwork taken care of since the
completion of your facility here in Renton.
Your earliest attention to this matter would be gratefully apprecia-
ted.
Attached herewith is a mop showing the location of said facility.
Also attached is correspondence concerning said casement. if you
have any question, with regard to this please contact this office.
It should also be noted that if this request is not taken care of in
a timely matter the City will have to take steps to disconnect said
mains and infonn the Fire Marshal of its action.
Very truly yours,
Ronald L. Olsen
Utilities Bngineering
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December 17, 1900
Mr. Ronald L. Olsen
Lead Engineering Specialist
Public Works Department
Municipal Building
200 Mill Ave. So.
Renton, Washington 9BC55
Subject: Joseph T. Ryerson 6 Son, Inc. , W-424
Dear Mr. Olsen:
I've received and reviewed your recent communication
regarding the compiling of data for your 1980 Annual
Utility Report. If at all possible, we would like to
conply with your request, but at the present time I've
no -nowledge whatsoever of our obligation to sell you
any utility lines or to grant easements.
Please send me a better description of what it is you
are trying to accomplish and some indication of your
authority to do so. Thank you.
Ve truly yo s,
Jo ph C. Broz
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bkw Construction Engineering
cc: Mr. F. Sanders
an Inland St"Company
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Lkar Sirs:
W art in the process of compiling data for our 1900 Annual utility Report.
The utilities installed miler the above referenced project were constructed
and completed in 1979 or 1980. It is imperative the utility lines be
"taken into plant" by 3111 of Sale and all the easements recorded before
the end of 1980.
In checking our files for your project, we find the following require-
ments missing or incomplete.
L,f. •?Il of Sale
L .. E, • ,vents
J,�' fast Data and Inventory
a. Other
Please complete the above requirements no later than
We have enclosed typical samples and blank forms to aid you in completing
the paper work.
If you have any questions concerning this matter, please do not hesitate
to call this office.
Very truly yours,
AM:ckd "ald L. Olsen
Attachments Lead Engineering Specialist
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PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
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CNARIES J DELAURFNTI December 21. 1976
MAYOR
Ryerson Steel Corp.
P. 0. Box 8000 A
Chicago, Ill. 6. 380
Subject: Ryerson Steel Renton, WA Uti Aties Extension
Gentlemen:
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I: has tome to our attention in the review of your recent utility
extension that there are some legal documents that have still not
been completed. Every major utility extension, both water and sewer,
must be properly transferred to the City of Renton for ownership,
operation, and maintenance.
In order to properly transfer ownership to the City of Renton, both
a Bill of Sale and an Easement form may be required. In your
development's case an (Easement) and (Bill of Sale) form are/$* a
requirement.
Please find enclosed ) copies of the required documents. After signing
and notarizing, please return two copies to our office.
Your prompt attention to this matter would be greatly appreciated.
Very truly yours,
Robert Bergstrom
Utilities Engineering
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Enclosures
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May 9, 1975
Departaent of Public Works
City Wall
Renton, Washington 98055
Attention: Mr. Ron Olson
Utilities Office Engineer
Cent team:
Please be advised that we have received applications for an
easement for the water main extension through the property
owned by Joseph T. Ryerson 6 Son, Inc, at 600 S. W. loth,
Renton. These applications have been forwarded to Ryerson's
home office in Chicago for execution and we are anticipating
their return in the immediate future.
We are requesting that we be allowed to proceed with the in-
stallation of the water main extension on the assumption that
the easement applications will be forthcoming.
Yours very truly,
STRAND INCORPORATED
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200 Mill Avenue South
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Subject: Ryerson
Steel
Southwest Tel th Avenue
�.e�.e.,w.�..� Ramon, WA 98055
/y'��a�a�t�. 1� Water Connection
WAltf11\x m I Gentlemen:
Enclosed is our check #73-29175 in the amount
of FOUR HUNDRED AND NO/100 DOLLARS ($400.00) for
the coverage of the cost of the twelve inch (12")
Icity water connection at the above subject job.
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very truly yours,
GRINNELL FIRE PRDTECTION
SYSTEMS COMPANY, NC
�avi,d G. Wulbers
District Engineer
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EXEC OLIVE OFFICES
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a MUNICIPAL BUILDING NW MILL AVE.SO RENTON.WASH 98055
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Joseph C BrOZ, Manager
Construction Engineering
Joseph T. Ryerson a Son ;nc.
P.O. Box 8000-A
Chicago, ILL. 60680
Dear Mr. Broz7
We have reviewed the plans submitted by your Company,
and approved by the Planning Commission at its October 23,
1974, Public Nearing. All of our requirements have cun-
formed to those approved plans, dlthough we have allowed
the deletion of landscaping along the north, property line
and the northerly one-quarter of Lilo west and east property
lines. we have also indicated that we would be favorable
to the granting of a waiver of the sidewalk requirement if
that area was then landscaped in lieu of the sidewalk.
Our landscape designer has also indicated to your
representatives that a full sprinkler system would not be
necessary along the east and west property line, provided
hose bibs could be located so as to adequately maintain
those areas.
The fire main and hydrant system requirement•, were
not imposed by this deportment. These were probably Fire
Department or Public Works Department requirements.
If you have any further questions please du not hesi-
tate to contact this Department.
Very r u�t
7 y, your ,
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Mr. Michael L. Smith , Z
Assistant Planner 7 lo,
Municipal BuildingO
200 Mill Avenue, So.
Renton, Washigton 98055
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Subject: Joseph T. Ryerson 6 Son, Inc.
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t 5. Earlindustria Park a1
Dear Mr. Smith:
I am very concerned with two of your requests'for Items
Of work to be added to our new facility in Renton.
The items are the landscaping and the addition of a sepa-
rate, detached fire main and hydrant system through our
Property.
On the landscaping, we are perfectly willing to Install
and maintain landscaping in an amount consistent with
that of our neighbors in the industrial park.see on our present landscaping plan is far in What I
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what I see throughout the Earlington Park area. I pro-
pose reducing the amount of landscaping presently shown
on our construction drawings. What ar. your specific
requirements for landscaping?
On the matter of the detached fire main, I see no reason
for this whatsoever. There are three fire hydrants along
S.W. loth Street that are immediately accessible to our
building. In addition, our fire insurance carrier has
made a complete revi-w of our construction drawing^, and
the site and has not recommended, nor can they see a need
for, additional fire hydrant protection. Please clarify
the basis for this request.
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Mr. Michael L. Smith
March 4, 1975
Your cooperation in reviewing these Items at your earliest
possible opportunity will be appreciated. Thank you.
Very truly yours,
bkw ftnagh C. Uroz
Manager �..—
Construction Engineering
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Mr. Ron Olsen
200 Mill Ave. S. (City Hall)
Renton, Washington 98055
Ryerson Steel located in the
Reference: Industrial area of Renton. Mn.
Dear Mr. Olsen:
This is in reply to our review of the proposed mains and fire hydrant in-
stallation at the above .aptioned location. This risk at 105,000 sq. ft.
is considered to be large. Usually, when a building is protected by an auto-
matic sprinkler system which is not sub-standard for its type of occupancy,
a reduction in the fire flow can be made. The fire flow estimate is 6,000-
gpm less 1,500-gpm credit for the sprinkler system provided which gives a
value of 4,500-9pni requirea at 2C psi residual pressure.
Our recommendations are as follows:
1. In high-value districts such as this industrial area, the minimum size
shall be:
(a) Minimum of 8-inch with intersecting mains in each street, or
(b) 12-inch or larger mains that are not connected to other mains at
intervals close enough for proper mutual support.
2. That when hydrants are to be installed in newly built-up industrial
districts the spacing is not in excess of 300 feet.
3. That hydrants in industrial districts be standard with pumper outlets
and not less than 5-inch valve openings.
The city fire chief should be colrsulted for hydrant distribution placement
and to see if other city ordinances in respect to this type of risk are met.
If we can be of further service in this matter, please feel free to contact
US.
Very truly yours,
R.A. PEDERSEN
Manager
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ra,y platted, hereby doctors$ this plot and dedlcobe to the us@ of the public forever all fuse,@ and avenues sb
and the uss thereof for street ut11111e7 and other related public or municipal purposed.
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maintain and operate existing railway frocks together with all signal and commuelcotlpn and raiiwoy oppurteeoncte o
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