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" Waterline Replacement Union To Anacort BEGINNING OF FILE FILE TITLE rig /on Waferlrrie Reploeerhent Umcn 400 des ll-� � IIt E rig rl ec v( tl9 dp waterTro ee�s COST DAL ANU 1NVENIORY SUBJECT: _ CITY PROJLCT NUMBFRS: NAME 7F PROJECT — TO: CITY OF RENTON FROM: UTILITIES DIVISION 200 MILL AVE. SO. RENTON WA 98055 -- DATE: Per your request, the following information is furnished concerning costs for improve- ments installed for the above referenced project. WATER SYSTEM: Length Size Type Z y / L.F. OF 74i WATERMAIN — 1 'L � � ter- B CTL L.F. OF �_ o r_ WATERMAIN L.F. OF WATERMAIN _ L.F. OF -- WATERMAIN O 2 EACH OF io _ GATE V" VES �i 7 EACH OF _" GATE uVES EACH OF GATE %LVES Size Type -JBTOTAL S 3_ EACH OF ^, FIRE HYDRANT ASSEMBLIES $ (COST OF FIRE HYDRANTS MUST BE LISTED SEPARATELY). TOTAL OST FOR WATER SYSTEM $ SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM: Length Size Type _ L.F. OF SEWER MAIN L.F. OF SEWER MAIN L.F. OF SEWER MAIN EACH OF 0111ME ER MANHOLES TOTAL COST FOR SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM E STORM DRAINAGE SYSTEM: Length Size Type L.F. OF STORM LINE L.F. OF STORM LINE L.F. OF STORM LINE L.F. OF 4 STORM LINE TOTAL COST FOR STORM DRAINAGE SYSTEM F STREET IMPROVEMENTS: (Including Curb, Gutter, Sidewalk) TOTAL COST FOR STREET IMPROVEMENTS $ S I G_IFUkE� (SIGNATORY MUST BE AUTHORIZED AGENT OR OWNER OF SUBJECT DEVELOPMENT) 1 2 3 IN THE UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON AT SEATTLE 4 IN RE ] NO. 85-00673-Xll 5 HENRY L. JACOBSON, JR. and ] ROBIN N. JACOBSON, d/b/a/ ] BALLOT FOR ACCEPTING 6 H.L. JACOBSON CONSTRUCTION ] OR REJECTING PLAN COMPANY, ] 7 _ Debtor. ] 8 The Plan referred to in this ballot can be confirmed by the court and thereby made binding on you if it is accepted by the 9 holders of two-thirds in amount and more than one-half in numbers of claims in each class and the holders of two-thirds in amount of 10 equity security interest in each class voting on the Plan. In the event the requisite acceptances are not obtained, the court may 11 nevertheless confirm the Plan if the court finds that the Plan accords fair and equitable treatment to the class rejecting it. 12 To have your vote count you must complete and return this ballot tc: CLERK, BANKRUPTCY COURT, 220 U.S. COURTHOUSE, 1010 Fifth 13 Avenue, Seattle, Washington, 98104, FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO CONFIRMATION DATE. 14 The undersigned is the holder of a claim in the following class (classification of claim and interests is set out in Article 15 I of the enclosed Plan) . 16 [ ] Class 1 [ ] Class 2 17 ( ] Class 3 [ ] Class 4( a) 18 [ ] Class 4(b) [ ] Class 5( a) 19 [ 1 Class 5(b) ( ] Class 6 20 [ ] Class 7 [ ] Class 8 21 [ h] Class 9 22 in the amount of S and hereby 23 [ ] ACCEPTS 24 REJECTS 25 the Plan proposed by the debtor. 26 Print/Type Name: F �� -C� C (w t. rr('J0_P, wW Signed: i v�.5•ti 27 Address: _ ' �c 2s �►A 4dc>Ss — ___ .___.THIN ___.___ Ah (z35.263/) F Fifth Avenue. e. uiteI. 910 f'iRh Avenue. Suite 900 BALLOT TO ACCEPT/REJECT PLAN Seattle. Washington 98104 (206)223.9595 CITY OF RENtTON �S '�' Lawrence J. Wa:ren, City Attorney rll Daniel Kellogg - David M. Dean -Mark E. Barber-Lanetta L. Por'es -Theodore R. Pai"y Assistant City Attorneys October 14, 1.986 TO: Bob Bergstrom FROM: Lawrence J. warren, City Attorney RE: Skip Jacobson Bankruptcy Plan Dear Bob: I briefly reviewed the materials suppl: .a '61 me. 7: am not aware that Jacobson owes the City of Renton any money. If it does , then it would appear that the City is a Class 9 creditor. If the City is a Class 9 creditor, that is, o,te without security or priority, then Jacobson is offering to pay the City 18 of its debt spaced out over a substantial period of time. I do not think we should waste our time with any such plan. The plan is almost an insult. Do you know whether or not the City has filed a claim in the Jacobson bankruptcy? If so, what is the amount of that claim? If the City does have a claim against Jacobson, and it is in fact a Class 9 creditor, then I would suggest that we reject the plan. Ver rely yours , LauG enY cetlJ. warren LJW/jw CC: Mayor Shinpoch Post Office Box 626 - 100 S 2nd Street - Renton, Washington 98057 - (206) 255-8678 i 1 2 Leland L. Bull, Jr. 3 FEINSTEIN 6 BULL 910 Fifth Avenue, Suite 300 4 Seattle, WA 98104 (206) 223-9595 5, 6 IN THE UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON AT SEATTLE 7 IN RE ] NO. 85-00673-Xll 8 ] HENRY L. JACOBSON, JR. and ] ORDER APPROVING DISCLOSURE 9 ROBIN N. JACOBSON, d/b/a ] STATEMENT AND DIRECTINr: H. L. JACOBSON CONSTRUCTION ] INCLUSION OF SEATTLE-FIRST 10 COMPANY, NATIONAL BANK'S SUPPLEMENTAL ] STATEMENT 11 Debtors. ] 12 13 The debtors having filed a Second Amended Plan ( "Plan" ) and 14 Amended Disclosure Statement ( "Disclosure Statement" ) on August 15 27, 1986, notice of the hearing on the adequacy of the Disclosure 16 Statement having been sent to all creditors and other entities 17 whose names appear on the matrix on file with the court in this 18 case as appears from a proof of mailing in the file, the objection 19 of Federal Land Bank concerning failure to provide for a certain 20 arrearage having been addressed in the amendments incorporated in 21 the August 27 filing, the objections of Seattle First National 22 Bank ( "SeaFirst" ) having been reviewed and the debtors consenting 23 to the enclosure of SeaFirst's Addendum with the Disclosure 24 Statement, the debtors having offered further supplementation to 25 their Disclosure Statement in response to the SeaFirst objection.;, 26 the court deeming the disclosures sufficient to meet the said 27 ORDER APPROVING DISCLOSURE STATEMENT - 1 28 SKIPORDER FF�NST6 && BULL 910 Filth Avenue. Suite 300 Seattle,Washington 981W (2061223-9595 t_. M 2 3 4 5 objections, it is hereby ORDERED as follows: 6 1. The debtors' Disclosure Statement, supplemented by 7 SeaFirst' s Addendum, be and hereby is approved as adequate, 8 provided that the Disclosure Statement may not be published 9 without the 43dendum attached. 10 2. The debtors may now solicit responses to debtors' 11 Plan. 12 Within 7 days after entry of this Order, the debtors 13 shall cause to be transmitted by first class mail to all entities 14 who are listed on the matrix the Plan, the Disclosure Statement 15 together with the Addendum, a copy of this Order, and a ballot 16 substantially conforming to the official form therefor. 17 4. Acceptances or rejections of the Plan may ue filed 18 with this court on or before the third day prior to the hearing on 19 confirmation of the Plan. 20 5. Objections to the Plan must be filed in writing, with 21 supporting statements, and served on debtors' counsel not less 22 1-ttrro LllC v than flee days prior to the confirmation hearing. 23 6. The confirmation hearing shall be held before this 24 court on October 31, 1986. 25 26 27 ORDER APPROVING DISCLOSURE STATEMENT - 2 28 SKIPORDER FEINSTEIN& BULL 910 Fifth Avenue, Suite 300 Seattle. Washington 98104 f2M)223 9595 7. The fi-al date for filing a complaint objecting to 2 discharge is October 28, 1986 (the third day prior to the 3 hearing) . 4 5 DATED THIS DAY OF ` {� 1986. 6 �ff(T+1KS i. GLW-27 _ 7 BANKRUPTCY JUDGE 8 9 Presented by: FEINSTEIN & BULL 10 n 11 12 Leland L. Bull, Jr. Attorney for Debtor 13 14 15 Approved by: DAVIS WRIGHT & JONES 16 17 18 k_46sel% Weinstein Attorney for Seattle First 19 National Bank 20 21 22 23 24 25 96 .:7 ORDER APPROVING DISCLOSURE STATEMENT - 3 28 SKIPORDER — FEINSTEIN& BULL 910 Fifth Avenue,Suite 300 Seattle, Washington 98104 (206)223-9595 2 Leland L. Bull, Jr. �h�� FEINSTEIN & BULL 3 910 Fifth Avenue, Suite 300 Seattle, WA 98104 4 ( 206) 223-9595 IN THE UNITED STATFS BANKRUPTCY COURT FOR THE 5 WESTERN DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON AT SEATTLE 6 IN RE ) NO. 85-00673-X11 7 HENRY L. JACOBSON, JR. and ) SECOND AMENDED 8 ROBIN N. JACOBSON, d/b/a ) PLAN OF REORGANIZATION H. L. JACOBSON CONSTRUCTION 9 COMPANY, ) Debtors. ) 10 ) 11 DATED: August 26, 1986 I Robin N. FILED BY: The Debtors, Henry L. Jacobson, Jr. & 12 Jacobson The debtors propose this Plan of Reorganization. 13 Definitions. 1. "Debtors" shall mean Henry L. Jacobson, Jr. and Robin 14 N. Jacobson, d/b/a H. L. Jacobson Construction Company. 15 2• "Creditors" shall mean all creditors Of the Debtors holding claims for unsecured debts, liabilities, demands or claims 16 or any character whatsoever. 17 3. "Secured Creditors" shall mean all creditors who hold a ce lien, ers been fectedeassrequiredhby law er L{with nrespect h a to property 18 properlyly p owned by the Debtor. 19 4. "Plan" shall mean this Plan of Reorganization in its 20 present form or as may be amended or supplemented. 21 5. "Court" shall mean the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Washington. 22 6. "Claim" shall mean a duly listed or timely filed claim 23 which is allowed and ordered paid by the Court. 24 7. "Creditors' Committee" shall mean the Creditors' Committee appointed by order of the Court and members thereof and 25 any succesor members, if any. 26 B. "Effective Date" shall mean that date which the Order Confirming the Plan becomes final and non-appealable. 27 AMENDED PIA:, OF REORGANIZATION-1 28 PORSKIP2 FEINSTEIN & BULL 910 Fifth Amnue.Suite 30] I tie"Uk. NhshinQhm WAIN I ARTICLE I - CLASSIFICATION OF CLAIMS 2 1.1 Class l: Costs and expenses of administration as 3 defined in Section 5O7(a)( 1 ), except the administrative claim of Seattle-First Natinal Bank (hereinafter SeaFirst), as allowed by 4 the court pursuant to it Order of June 26, 1986, and the administrative claim of the Internal Revenue Service. 5 1.2 Class 2: The administrative claim of SeaFirst. 6 1.3 Class 3: The administrative claim of the Internal Revenue Service ( IRS) for taxes due post-petition, should any such taxes remain due on the Effective Date. 8 1.4a Class 4(a): Claims secured by consensual liens upon 9 debtors' apartment building located in King County, Washington (the Apartment), to the extent of the value of the Apartment, 10 except the claim secured by the pre-petition lien in favor of SeaFirst. 11 1.4b Class4(b) : Claims secured by non-consensual liens on 12 the Apartment, to the extent of the value of the Apartment. 13 1 .5a Class 5(a) : The claim secured by consensual liens upon debtors' rental property located in Somerset Highlands, King 14 County, Washington (the Somerset Property ), to the extent of the value thereof, except the claim secured by the pre-petition lien 15 to SeaFirst. ]6 1.5b Class 5(b) : Claims secured by the judgment lien on the Somerset Property, to the extent of the value thereof. 17 1.6 Class 6: Claims secured by liens upon the debtors' present residence , (the Residence) , located in King County, 18 Washington, except the lien thereon securing the administrative 19 claim of SeaFirst. 20 1.7 Class 7: The pre-petition claims of SeaFirst secured by liens upon the Apartment, Somerset Property, and all of 21 debtors' equipment as listed in Schedule B to the court' s Order of January 26, 1986. 22 1.8 Class 8: The unsecured tax claims of internal 23 Revenue Service and of the State of Washington to the extent they are entitled to priority. 24 1.9 Class 9: The claims of unsecured, general 25 creditors, including the claims of taxing authorities to the extent not entitled to priority, and the claims of secured 26 creditors to the extent their claims exceed the value of the available security. (Claims of creditors holding liens on 27 debtors' property, tho value of which is insufficient to secure the claims, shall be treated as unsecured, except in the case of 28 SeaFirst, Class 7, and their liens a,roided by Section 5O6,(d)j ._., FIt1;6iiiN 16 BULL AMENDED PLAN OF REORGANIZATION-2 910 Fifth Av w. Saite,*M Seattle,%,hinKt.m 98IN PORSKI P2 12ta)22a 9595 i 1 ARTICLE II - TREATMENT OF CLAIMS 2 2. 1 Class 1 claims will be paid on the later of the 10th day after the Effective Date or the date allowed. 3 2.2 The holder of the Class 2 claim shall be paid the sum d of $20, 000 in full settlement of the Class 2 claim as follows: No payment shall be made on the Class 2 claim until the 45th month 5 after the Effective Date, and until the first day of the said 45th month, no interest shall accrue on the Class 2 claim, Beginning 6 on the first day of the said 45th month, interest shall accrue a`. 12$ on the outstanding principal balance until paid. Debtors 7 shall make $1500 payments each month, beginning with that day of the 45th month on which the Effective Date falls, and continuing 8 each succeeding month until the S20,000, plus interest as provided in this paragraph, is paid in full. The Class 2 claim shall be 9 secured by a deed of trust lien on debtors' residence, against which debtors waive their homestead rights. The lien granted by 10 this paragraph, and the deed of trust granted pursuant hereto, shall be in replacement of the liens granted to secure the Class 2 31 claim by the court' s Order of June 26, 1986, and upon the entry of the Order of Confirmation, the rights, inconsistent herewith, 12 granted the holder of the Class 2 claim by the Order of June 26, 1986, including the lien rights, shall be null and void. 13 The date at which the initial payment of this claim will be 14 made is subject to acceleration as stated in paragraph 2.7, 15 2.3 The Class 3 claim ( administrative taxes due IRS) shall be paid in equal monthly payments with interest as provided 16 in the Internal Revenue Code ( IRC) at the statutory rate in effect on the Effective Date, the first payment of $1500 due on the loth 17 day after the Effective Date and the remaining 11 on the same date of the next succeeding 11 months, continuing at $1500 per month 18 ui.til paid. It is anticipated that there will be no or a minimal Class 3 claim on the Effective Date. 19 2.4(a) Class 4(a) claims will be paid according to the 2Q terms of their notes and deeds of trust, except as the holders of Class 4(a) claims may agree otherwise. 21 2.4(b) Class 4(b) claims will be paid the principal 22 amount of the lien claims ( approximately $27,000) by the debtors' pro-rata distribution of a total of $500 per month among the lien 23 claimants each month for 54 consecutive months (or such additional months as is required for full payment as provided), beginning on 24 the loth day after the Effective Date. 25 2. 5(a) Class 5(a) claims will be paid according to the terms of their notes and deeds of trust except as they may agree 26 ot1—rwise. (Note: Capital Savings and Loan Association. (Capital] 27 AMENDED PLAN OF REORGANIZATION-3 L8 PORSKIP2 FEINSTEIN & BULL 410 Fifth Avenue, Suit,SW .wattle, Washington 991M (Pull)223 4M05 I holds a deed of trust on both the Apartment and the Somerset Property to secure a single note. Although debtors' Plan treats 2 Capital 's note as secured by both properties, only a single I! 3 monthly pa-ment will be made to Capital. ) I 2.5(b) The Class 5( b) judgment secured by a lien on the 4 Somerset Property ( in the principal amount of $1037) will be paid $50 per month, beginning with the loth day after the Effective Date and continuing on the same date of each succeeding month 6 until the principal is paid in full. 2.6 The claims in Class 6 (secured by liens cn debtors' residence) will be paid according to the terms of their notes and 8 deeds of trust, except as they may agree otherwise. 9 In addition, the arrearage of $14,796.00 owing to Federal i Land Bank on its deed of trust note on the Residence will be paid 10 by the 90th day after the Effective Date. 2.7 The Class 7 secured claim of SeaFirst shalt be paid a 11 total of $54, 272.50, reduced by that portion of debtors' total 12 monthly payments made under the Order entered January 21, 1986 (at i the rate of $1500 per month) through confirmation which is 13 properly applicable tc principal under the terms of that Order. Payments on the Class 7 claim shall be in installments of $1500 14 per month. This claim shall bear interest from the Effective Date at 12% until paid. i 15 Debtors have agreed in principle with SeaFirst that in the 16 event their adjusted gross income should increase substantially over that projected in the Disclosure Statement ($7500 per month) , 17 debtors will increase the layments to SeaFirst due under this paragraph. Any such increased payments would accelerate the 18 initial payment due SeaFirst on its Class 2 claim. Exact language has not been agreed upon as of the date of this Second Amended 19 Plan. 20 2.8 The unsecured priority claims of the IRS for federal takes due ( including in this class the entire 941 tax liability 21 for 1st quarter 1985 ), shall be paid in 72 equal monthly installments beginning on the day 10 days after the Effective Date 22 and continuing on the same date each month for the next succeeding 71 months, with interest from the Effective Date on the declining 23 balance at the rate provided �)y the IRC on the Effective Date. In the event that there is a Class 3 claim, that claim will be 24 paid first as provided in 2.3 and the priority claim will be paid with the first payment in the month following payment of the Class 25 3 claim, with the payment period for the Class 8 claim reduced accordingly. 26 In the event that priority taxes due the State of � 27 Washington have not be paid from retainage on which the State has liened, then the debtors shall pay the State of Washington in 28 AMENDED PLAN OF REORGANIZATION-4 VNINSTEIN & 11U:J. P0RSKIP2 410 Filth Menus.Suha "I Svat1M, Wanhinpm 4R1111 II"MO ZMA645 I equal monthly installments starting on the loth day after the 2 Effective Date sufficient money to pay their tax liability to the State of Washington on the 6th anniversary of the Effective Date. The priority claim of the State of Washington shall bear interest 3 on the declining balance at the rate as provided by law as of the Effective Date. It is anticipated this claim will be less. than 4 $12,000. 5 2,9 Class 6: The claims of the unsecured general 6 creditors will be paid 1% as follows: 1/10 of 1$ will be paid on �I unsecured claims beginning on the 3Oth day after the Effective Date and continuing for 10 months thereafter on the same day of the month. Debtors shall have the right to cumulate payments 8 until they total a minimum Of R5; they shall also have the right to accelerate payment of the dividend to any unsecured creditor 9 as they may wish at any time on or after the Effective Date. ARTICLE III I 10 11 3. 1 The confirmation of this Plan shall discharge the debtors of all allowed claims to the extent payment is not 12 provided for under this Plan. ARTICLE IV 13 � The Court will retain limited jurisdiction until this Plan 14 has been fully consummated, including, but not limited to, the 15 following purposes: 16 4. 1 The classification of the claim of any creditor and the re-examination of claims which have been allowed for purposes of voting, and the determination of such objections as may be 17 filed to creditors' claims. The failure by the debtors to object 18 to, or examine any claim for the purposes of voting, shall not be deemed to be a waiver of the debtors' right to object to, or 19 re-examine the claim in whole or in part. 4.2 Determination of all questions and disputes regarding 2Q the to the assets of tY1e estate, and determination of all causes ts, or conflicts 21 of action, , if said action controversies, disputes, t is pending as of the date of confirmation, between the Debtor and i 22 any other party, including but not limited to, any right of the debtors to recover assets pursuant to the provisions of Title 11 23 of the United States Code. I 24 4.3 The correction of any defect,inconsistency in this plan omission, or the reconciliation of any r or the order of confirmation as may be necessary to carry out the 2� purposes and intent of this plan. 26 27 AMENDED PLAN OF REORGANIZATION-5 28 PCRSKIP2 14AN57h:ltd & RULI. 9111 Filth AW11W,Suilr:11N1 ti,m1Ue, Wazhn1111a 9MIIq i (21ni)22:19545 1 4.4 The modification of this plan after confirmation 2 pursuant to the Bankruptcy Rules anti Title 11 of the United States Code. 3 4.5 To enforce and interpret the terms and conditions of 4 this plan. 4. 6 Entry of any order, including injunctions, necessary 5 to enforce the title, rights, and powers of the debtors and to 6 impose such limitations, restrictions, terms and conditions of such title, rights, and powers as this court may deem necessary. 7 4.7 Entry of an order concluding and terminating this 8 case. ARTICLE V - TRANSFER )F TITLE & SUBORDINATION 9 10 5. 1 Notwithstanding the retention of jurisdiction by the Court as provided in Paragraph IV above, upon confirmation of the 11 Plan by the Court, title to all property of the estate, all causes in action, and all rights of the Debtor In Possession, shall vest 12 in the debtors. The debtors shall be retaining these assets from the estate, in that the debtors shall be paying to creditors a 13 dividend from future earnings which are not property of the estate under section 541(a)(6) , and thus infusing new value into the 14 estate over and above existing assets. 15 ARTICLE VI - ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS APPLICABLE TO ALL CLASSES CREATED UNDFR THIS PLAN OF ARRANGEMENT 16 6.1 The payments, distributions and other treatments 17 provided in respect of each a' owed claim and allowed interest under this Plan of Arrangement shall be in full and complete 18 satisfaction, discharge and release of such allowed claims and allowed interest, except insofar as may be expressly provided 19 otherwise under any applicable terms of this Plan of Agreement, and debtors shall be discharged of any portion of any allowed 20 claim or interest not provided to be paid under this Plan. 21 6.2 Notwithstanding any other pLovision of the Plan providing for the timing of payment o7 distribution of any 22 consideration hereunder, t. +yments and distributions in respect of any claim or interest which at such date or time is disputed, 23 unliquidated, or contingent shall not be made until such claim or interest becomes an allowed claim or allowed interest, whereupon 24 such payments and distributions shall be made promptly together with any interest provided to be paid on such claim under the 25 terms of this Plan of Arrangement. 26 27 AMENDED PLAN OF REORGANIZATION-6 28 PORSKIP2 FkINSTF.IN & BULL 910 Filth Awmwu Suit,AM tirall lc, Washinglon!Nt 1(61 I i JZW)223-M45 I RTICLE VII - MISCELLANEOUS HEADINGS 1 7. 1 The head-'.ngs of this Plan are for convenience of 3 i reference only and shall not limit or otherwise effect the meaning thereof. 4 ARTICLE VIII - NOTICES 5 8. 1 All notices required or permitted to be made in 6 accordance with the Plan shall be in writing and shall be delivered personally or by telex or other telegraphic means or 7 mailed by first class or certified mail, return receipt requested: 8 ( a) If to the proponent of the Plan then to H.L. Jacobson, 9 Jr. , 25626 N.E. 80th, Redmond, Washington, 98052, with copies to his attorney; 10 (b) If to a holder of an allowed claim or allowed 11 interest, at the address set forth in its allowed proof of claim or proof of interest, or, if none, at its address yet forth in the 12 schedule prepared and filed with the Court pursuant to the Rtlle 1007(b); 13 (c) Notice shall be deemed given three days after mailing 14 or transmitted. Any person may change the address at which it is to receive notices under the Plan by sending written notice 15 pursuant to the provisions of this section to the persons being charged with the knowledge of such change. 16 ARTICLE IX - ARTICLE REFERENCES 17 9. 1 Unless otherwise specified, all references in the Plan 18 to Sections and Articles are to sections and articles of the Plan. 19 ARTICLE X - RESERVATIONS OF RIGHTS 20 10.1 Neither the fi.i ng of this Plan nor any statement or provisions contained herein or in the accompanying Disclosure 21 Statement, as may be amended from time to time, nor the taking by any creditors or any action with respect to the Plan shall: 22 (a) be or be deemed to be an admission against interest, 23 and be, 24 (b) until the date of distribution of each creditor's entitlement under tnis Plan or Arrangement, be or deemed to be a 25 waiver of any rights which any creditor might ha% a against the debtors or any of the debtors' properties or any other creditor of 26 27 AMENDED PLAN OF REORGANIZATION-7 28 PORSKIP2 FEINSTEIN & HULL 910 Filth Awnw.Suite 300 ,wattic. WashinRnu!98104 (206)223 9595 I the debtor, or a waiver of any rights which the debtors may have against any creditor or party in interest, and until such time as creditors clasucharightsre uareyspecifically reserved paid in accordance ith this Plbn or 3 DATED at Seattle, Washington this 26th day of August, 1986. 4 FcINSTEIN & BULL I 5 7 Leland L. Bull, Jr. Attorney for Debtor 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 I 18 19 20, 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 AMENDED PLAN OF REORGA14IZATION-8 28 PORSKIP2 k1NC7'P•IN & Bu1.L 910 Filth AwIlue,klilr 300 4-cattle. Washington WIW (206)223.9595 2 Leland L. Bull, Jr. FEINSTEIN & BULL 3 910 Fifth Avenue, Suite 300 Seattle, WA 98104 4 ( 206) 223-9595 5 6 IN THE UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT FOR THE 7 WESTERN DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON AT SEATTLE 8 IN RE ) NO. 85-00673-XII AMENDED 9 HENRY L. JACOBSON, JR. and ) DISCLOSURE STATEMENT IN ROBIN N. JACOBSON, d/b/a ) SUPPORT OF DEBTORS' 10 H. L. JACOBSON CONSTRUCTION ) SECOND AMENDED PLAN OF COMPANY, ) REORGANIZATION 11 ) Debtors. ) 12 -- — ) 13 Dated: August 26, 1986. 14 The debtors, HENRY L. JACOBSON, JR. , and ROBIN H. JACOBSON, 15 file this Disclosure Statement with respect to and in support of 16 its First Amended Plan of Reorganization (the "Plan" ) filed of 17 even date with the Bankruptcy Court. is The purpose of this Disclosure Statement is to provide to 19 all of debtors' known creditors that information, which is deemed 20 by debtors to be material, important and necessary for their 21 creditors to arrive at a reasonably informed decision in 22 exercising their right to vote on the acceptance of the Plan. A 23 copy of the Plan accompanies this Disclosure Statement. 24 Prior to the solicitation of vot3s by the debtors in favor 25 26 DISCLOSURE STATEMENT - 1 DISCSKIP 27 28 FmNSTmN h BULL FILE � � lcattl(L G)223954 NN104 �r �i'C (20(i)'123-!K!I5 1 I of the Plan, this Disclosure Statement must be approved by the 2 court at a hearing after notice thereof to creditors; the court's 3 approval means that the court deems the Disclosure Statement 4 contains the necessary information fox th creditors of the 5 debtors to +nake an informed judgment whether to vote in favor of 6 the Plan, 7 The debtor will solicit your vote for acceptance of the 8 Plan. Your acceptance is important: in order for the Plan to be 9 accepted, at least a majority in number of those claims voting in 10 each class, and at least a 2/3 majority in dollar amount of those 11 claims voting in each class, must vote for the Plan. You should 12 return your ballot to the address given thereon by the date given 13 on the ballot. The Order Approving the Disclosure Statement 14 (enclosed) will state the time and place of the hearing on 15 confirmation of the Pian. 16 17 NO REPRESENTATIONS CONCERNING THE DEBTORS (PARTICULARLY AS TO FUTURE BUSINESS OPERATIONS, VALUE OF PROPERTY, OR THE VALUE OF 18 ANY PROMISSORY NOTES TO BE ISSUED UNDER THE PLAN) ARE AUTHORIZED BY T1 : DEBTORS OTHER THAN AS SET FORTH IN THIS STATEMENT. ANY 19 REPRESENTATIONS OR INDUCEMENTS MADE TO SECURE YOUR ACCEPTANCE WHICH ARE OTHER THP.N AS CONTAINED IN THIS STATEMENT SHOULD NOT BE 20 RELIED UPON BY YOU IN ARRIVING AT YOUR DECISION, AND SUCH ADDI- TIONAL REPRESENTATIONS AND INDUCEMENTS SHOULD BE REPORTED TO 21 COUNSEL FOR THE DEBTORS WHO IN TURN SHALL DELIVER SUCH INFORMATION TO THE BANKRUPTCY COURT FOR SUCH ACTION AS MAY BE DEEMED APPROPRI- 22 ATE. 23 THE INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN HAS NOT BEEN SUBJECT TO A CERTIFIED AUDIT. THE RECORDS KEPT BY THE DEBTORS ARE DEPENDENT 24 UPON ACCOUNTING PERFORMED BY OTHERS BEYOND THE CONTROL OF THE DEBTORS. FOR THE FOREGOING- REASON, AS WELL AS BECAUSE OF THE 25 COMPLEXITY OF THE DEBTORS' FINANCIAL MATTERS, THE DEBTORS ARE UNABLE TO WARRlNT OR REPRESENT THAT THE INFORMATION CONTAINED 26 HEREIN IS WIT"OUT. ANY INACCURACY, ALTHOUGH GREAT EFFORT HAS BEEN MADE TO BE ACCURATE. 27 DISCLOSURE STATEMENT - 2 28 DISCSKIP FB__ _ ._. dt. _ INSTBIN RULL 910 Filth Avenue.Suite 300 Seattle, WaahinNlun 98104 i (206)22V695 I I . BACKGROUND 2 For a number of years prior to 1981, Henry L. (Skip) 3 Jacobson operated in the heavy construction business through a 4 corporation wholly owned by himself and his wife (the Skip Jacobson Construction Company, Inc. , hereinafter the Company) . 6 In 1981 , the Company was low bidder on a major construction 7 contract on one of the Washington Public Power comply projects 8 (WPPS) . There were major required contract modifications; there 9 were also very substantial cost overruns, both of which became 10 non-collc�tible from the project owner. As a result, the Company 11 failed. To secure certain corporate obligations, the debtors 12 granted Seattle-First National Bank (SeaFirst) deeds of trust in 13 two of their properties, an apartment building (the Apartment) � 14 located in King County, Washington, and a residence currently 15 rented as income producing property (the Somerset Property), also 16 located in King County; in addition debtors borrowed money from 17 SeaFirst, secured by certain construction equipment belonging to I 18 them and used in the proprietorship, H.L. Jacobson, Jr. , 19 Construction Company, which succeeded the failed Company. In 2 . addition, debtors secured their indebtedness to SeaFirst with 21 their receivables. 22 23 As a result of the Company' s failure and the debt pressure 24 created by that problem, coupled with the continued depressed 25 condition of construction locally, the debtors filed their case in 26 approximately $110,000 February, 1985. At that time they owed app Y 27 DISCLOSURE STATEMENT - 3 28 DISCSKIP FEINSTEIN& BULL 910 Fifth Awrtw.Suile:WO tientlle. Weahino m 98104 1 Q06)'L'27'Y.+t15 I in taxes, primarily trust fund taxes, to the Internal Revenue 2 SFrvice ( IRS) , for the calendar year 1984 and for the first 3 quarter 1985, and a minimal amount (approximately $3000) of 4 interest and penalties from 1982 and 1983 as a result of late payments during those years. 6 II. OPERATION IN THE CHAPTE7 11 CASE 7 8 Subsequent to their filing, debtors used a portion of their 9 collections of pre-petition accounts receivable as operating 10 funds. Their position is that this usage was with the permission 11 of their principal lender, SeaFirst; that position has been 12 vigorously disputed. At any event, the court, in an order entered 13 June 26, 1986, awarded SeaFirst an administrative claim not LJ 14 exceed $76,444, secured by a blanket lien on all of debtors' 15 non-exempt assets. The actual amount of usage (and hence of the 16 SeaFirst administrative claim) is subject to further determination 17 by the court and thus has been a matter of continued controversy. 18 19 In December, 1985, debtors, after intense negotiations with 20 SeaFirst, returned to SeaFirst, for sale and application of the 21 proceeds to their indebtedness, a substantial portion of their 22 equipment. Debtors retained equipment with an agreed value of 23 554,272. 5O. The proceeds of the equipment sold were sufficient to 24 pay off the entire balance of the equipment notes; however, 25 SeaFirst has refused to apply 1 the proceeds accordingly and to 26 equipment There has been an release its lien on the remaining equip 27 DISCLOSURE STATEMENT - 4 _ 28 DISCSKIP F11N51g1N & Bu�L 910 Filth Awnue.Suitc 700 Seattle Wmhingtun 98104 (206)223 9595 i I additional ongoing controversy with SeaFirst concerning the 2 effectiveness of cross-collaterilzation clauses in its security 3 documents; the dispute over payment of the equipment notes and the 4 demand for the release of SeaFirst' s lien on the retained 5 equipment is part of that controversy. 6 At the present time, debtors are operating in a reduced 7 capacity but with earnings sufficient to maintain their tax and 8 adequate protection obligations and to service secured debt. 9 Debtors have just finished a S48,OOO construction contract and 10 have a $41,000 contract scheduled for July. Debtors in 1985 11 averaged approximately $29, OOO per meth in gross sales. They 12 have bids outstanding currenV.y on 7 jobs with a total bid value 13 of 5294,7OO. 14 III . THE PLAN 15 1. Summary of Treatment of Debtors' Major As,ets. 16 The debtors' own four major assets: the Apartment, the 17 Somerset. Property, nrr6ent residence (the Residence) , and 18 the retained equipment (The Equipment) . In addition they possess 19 very minor amounts of non-exempt personal property, primarily 20 about 53OOO equity in two older cars, as reflected on the 21 schedules filed with the court. 22 23 a. The Apartment has been valued by SeaFirst in the 24 affidavit of Ann Aahl, a senior SeaFirst official, executed 25 December 5, 1985 and filed with the court, as worth between 26 S375,OOO and 5439,OOO, fair market value. After allowing 10$ 27 DISCLOSURE STATEMENT - 5 28 DISCSKIP Fmmm a4 BULL 410 Filth Avenue.Suite:NMI Sddtk.Washington 48104 (20h)W!595 1 I for selling costs, the Apartment would realize between $337, 500 2 and $399,000, probably less if sold in a liquidation sale mode. 3 For purpose of their Plan, debtors have accepted a liquidation 1 4 value of $375,000, probably on the high side. The Apartment is 5 subject, in aduition to the lien of a first deed of trust (DOT) to +I i 6 Capital Savings Bank securing a $330,000 note, to the following 7 liens filed prior to May 19, 1981: 8 Pentagram DOT $22, 500 Puget Sound * 9, 115 9 W. Asphalt * 5,227 10 SIDCO * 1, 171 Boise * 1,908 Eastside Glass * 1,026 11 Star Interior * 2,000 C.C. Plumbing * 6, 200 12 Edmondson Drapery * 1, 539 13 Henry & Garda Jacobson DOT 15,000 14 Carl & Elizabeth Jacobson DOT 1C,OOO ]5 Earle & Blanche Miller DOT 10,000 16 TOTAL: $86,000 (approximately) 17 * Judgment or other non-consensual lien (Class 4(b) ) 18 b. The Somerset Property was valued in Ms. Aahl ' s 19 affidavit of December 5, 1985, as having a fair market value of 20 between $122,000-135,000. Again, selling costs would reduce this 21 value to $110,000-121, 500, lower if sold on a liquidation basis 22 distress sale. For purposes of the Plan, debtors value the 24 Somerset Property at $110,000. The Somerset Property is also 24 security for the Capital Savings $330,000 note. In addition 25 thereto, the Somerset Property secures the following claims 26 secured by liens filed prior to May 19, 1981: 27 DISCLOSURE STATEMENT - 6 DISCSKIP 28 F�INSTRIN lYt BULL 910 Fi0h Avenue.Suite 3011 Seattle. Washington 95104 (206)223�9595 1 2 Pacific Federal DOT $55,000 Fidelity Mutual DOT 10,000 3 Old National DOT 8, 000 ( lien claim) * 1,037 4 TOTAL: 04, 000 ( approximately) 5 * Judgment lien (Class 5(b) ) 6 Therefore, taker, together, the $465,000 value of the 7 Apartment and the Somerset Property secures: 8 9 $86,000 Apartment liens only 74,000 Somerset Property liens only 10 330,0-P9 Capital Savings $490, 11 The . .,,i offers to the consensual lien holders holding 12 liens secured bij the values of the two buildings (Classes 4( a) and 11 5(e ) ) payment in full according to the terms of their mortgages or 14 deeu of trust, or as may be otherwise agreed, and extended 15 payments of principal over approximately 4-1/2 years to the 16 non-consensual liens secured by the values of the two buildings 17 (Classes 4(b) and 5(b) ) . The secured claims in Class 4(a) and 18 5(a) are either essentially current or arrangements for payment 19 schedules have been made. Payments of the consensual and 20 non-consensual lien claims in Classes 4 and 5 can and will be made 21 from the cash flow of the two properties themselves. 22 Liens ,junior to the secured claims listed above, except the 23 lien claims of SeaFirst, will be voided under Section 506(d) and 24 the claims treated as Class 9 unsecured claims. The secured 25 claims of SeaFirst are treated in Class 7. P6 DISCLOSURE STATEMENT - 7 DISCSKIP 27 28 FEIN%TF:IN 8t BULL 910 Filth Amnue, Suite 8W &cattle, Washington wt1101 (2(M4 223-9595 I c. The debtors' residence (the Residence) was valued on 2 their schedules at $210,000. The debtors believe that this 3 % aluation is and remains the fair market value. Reducing this 4 value by 10% sale costs, the realizable value of the Residence is 5 $189,000. 6 The residence secures the following pre-bankruptcy secured i 7 claims (class 6) : 8 Jesse Wright (deb' -)rs' land contract seller) $65,000 Laird Norton (Wright' s land contract seller) 39,000 9 Federal Land Bank (monies borrowed by debtor) 54,000 TOTAL, $165, 000 10 In addition to the above secured indebtedness, there is 11 12 owing to Federal Land Bank an additional $1" 796.00 of past due 13 payments on the note sel,,ured by its deed of trust, so that total 14 claims secured by the Residence amount to approximately 518O,OOO. 15 Debtors, as noted in their Second Amended Plan, have agreed with 16 Federal Land Bank to cure this arrearage within 90 days after the 17 Effective Date. 18 Debtors have claimed a homestead exemption in their 19 Residence. After the 325,000 homestead allowance, there is no 20 remaining equity in the home ($189,000 net value versus $180,000 21 encumbrances plus $25,000 homestead) . 22 d. The Equipment was valued at $54, 272.50 by stipulated 23 Order entered January 26, 1986. This Equipment is necessary for i 24 the debtors' reorganization. The Equipment is arguably still 25 subject to SeaFirst's pre-bankruptcy lien. As a means of 26 compromising this controversy, debtors' Plan treats SeaFirst as 27 holding a valid secured claim in the amount of $54,272.50, reduced 28 FEINSTEIN Q BULL DISCLOSURE STATEMENT - 8 410 Fifth Awntw.guile JW D I S CSKI P "cattle, WashinK fm 48104 12%)22319 5 l I by that portion of their pre-confirmation monthly adequate 2 protection payments properly allocable to principal under the 3 Order of January 21, 1986, and provides that SeaFirst will retain 4 its liens on the Equipment, Apartment and Somerset Property i 5 ( although the liens on the latter two properties presently are 6 valueless) until the $54,272.5O, as so reduced, is paid in full . 7 Payments are scheduled at $15OO per month with 12% interest on the 8 declining balance. Upon payment of the Class 6 claim in full, all 9 SeaFirst pre-bankruptcy liens will be discharged. Debtors have 10 agreed in principle with SeaFirst that if their adjusted gross 11 income substantially exceeds the $75OO projected in this 12 Disclosure Statement, they will accelerate payments on the debt to 13 SeaFirst. As of the filing of this Amended Disclosure Statement, 14 no definitive agreement had been reached. Such acceleration would 15 not affect payment of any ether creditor. 16 2. The Detailed Treatment of the Classes. 17 Class 1 consists of debtors' administrative expenses, other 18 than administrative tai:es and the administrative claim of 19 SeaFirst. These claims will be paid in full, or as otherwise 20 arranged with the claimants, on the latter of 10 days after the 21 Effective Date or the date of allowance. The only Class 1 claim 22 presently known is debtors' attorney fees, which will not be paid 23 until allowed by the court. 24 Class 2 consists of debtors' unpaid administrative taxes. 25 While the debtors believe they are current with all post-petition 26 DISCLOSURE STATEMENT - 9 27 DISCSKIP 28 FEINSTEIN & BULL 910 Filth Avenue. Suite 300 Sraltit. Washington 98104 (206)223 9595 } 1 taxes with the possible exception of a residual 1985 FUTA tax 2 liability (under $250.00) and of a federal highway use tax for 3 1985, they are engaged with the IRS in discussions concerning 4th 4 quarter 1985 and 1st quarter 1986 FICA liabilities. They believe S these questions will be resolved with a determination that no tax 6 will be due; however they provide in the Plan for the immediate 7 payment after the Effective Date of any liability determined to 8 exist. Any Class 2 claims will be paid in installments of $1500 9 per month beginning 10 days after the Effective Date, with 10 interest as provided by the IRC at the rate on the Effective 11 Date. 12 The Class 3 claim of SeaFirst is for the amount of cash 13 collateral arguably used without permission post-petition. The 14 debtors have estimated the claim, if ultimately allowed, cannot 15 exceed $46,300 and in fact will be substantially smaller. I 16 However, a portion of their records required for accurately 17 evaluating the claim were accidentially mislaid while in transit 18 from SeaFirst' s attorney' s offices to the debtors after a 19 Bankruptc,, Rule 2004 examination conduced of Mr. Jacobson by 20 SeaFirst's attorneys. The amount of the claim, therefore, 21 probably cannot now be completely accurately determined with the 22 loss of :these materials, but, as noted, if the i.sue of use without 23 permission is resolved against them, debtors believe it is far 24 less than $46,300. The court by its Order of June 26, 1986 has 25 awarded SeaFirst a blanket lien on all of debtors' property in an 'l6 � DISCLOSURE STATEMENT - 10 27 DISCSKIP 28 FBBULL- i 1N5TF.IN & 910 Filth Arnw,Suite 300 ! Scattk. Washingtcm 98104 ! (206)223 9545 1 2 amount of S76, 444, subject to reduction upon further hearing and 3 subject to the homestead claimed. Neither at this hearing nor at 4 any other has there been evidence taken to confirm, nor has the 5 court ever determined, that cash collateral was improperly used 6 ( i.e. , without permission) . As demonstrated above, however, 7 there is, in fact, in the event SeaFirst's original lien on the 8 Equipment is valid, no equity in any property of the estate to 9 which the replacement lien can attach except minimal amounts of 10 depreciating automobiles and in accounts generated by debtors' 11 labor and machinery prior to confirmation. Therefore, again in 12 the spirit of compromise of controversies, debtors have pzoposed 13 in their Plan to waive their homestead claim in their Residence in 14 exchange for granting and securing to SeaFirst an administrative 15 claim in the amount of $20,000 and its payment in $1500 16 installments beginning upon the conclusion of the payment schedule 17 on SeaFirst's pre-petition secured claims (Class 6), with interest 18 at 12% on the $20,000 to begin on the first of the month after the 19 payments on the Class 6 claims are scheduled to conclude. 20 Although this constitutes a substantial reduction in the 21 administrative claim as presently allowed in the Order of June 25, 22 1986, SeaFirst is being offered an effective secured position it 23 would not enjoy if this case were converted or if the debtors were 24 successful in challenging the award of the lien or its amount. In 25 the event SeaFirst rejacts this compromise and the issue of use of 26 cash collateral is ultimately resolved against debtors, there is a 27 likelihood this case may be converted to a Chapter ?. 28 DISCLOSURE STATEMENT - 11 I-V1NS—EIN & BULL DISCSKIP 910 Filth Awame,'Atite 300 Seattle, WashinKt+m 98104 (206)223 11545 I Treatment of Classes 4, 5 and 6 has been discussed above. I`J 2 Class 7 constitutes debtors' priority claims owed to the 3 Internal Revenue Service ( IRS) . The proposal is to pay the taxes, 4 none of which were assessed prior to bankruptcy, in 72 5 installments beginning on the loth day after the Effective Date 6 and continuing for the duration of the period (6 years after 7 assessment) allowed by Section 1129(a)(9 ) . The deferred tax .,.aim 8 will draw interest from the Effective Date at the rate fixr.d by 9 the IRC on the Effective Date. The amount of the taxes In Class 7 10 payable to IRS is approximately $114,000; with interes': factored 11 in, payments will be less than $2000 per month. These is also a 12 small Washington State tax liability which will be paLd in 72 13 monthly installments beginning on the loth day after ;,he Effective 14 Date, as provided in the Flan. This liability is less than 15 $12,000. 16 It should be noted that debtors have provided in the Plan t 17 for a Class 2 of administrative taxes as a result of their current 18 discussion with IRS concerning questions on their FICA liabilities 19 during two recent quarters. They believe administrative taxes are 20 paid in full, except possible minimal liability for 1985 FUTA and 21 highway use tax. In the event liability for administrative taxes 22 does exist, it would be paid immediately after confirmation of the 23 Plan, thus postponing the beginning of payment on Class 7 IRS 24 claims and shortening the number of months for payment 25 accordingly. 26 DISCLOSURE STATEMENT - 12 27 DISCSKIP 28 FIiINSTEIN& BULL I 910 Fifth Avenue. Suite Jim Seattte. WashinNtun 98104 ' I The unsecured claims, Class 8, will be paid 1% over 10 2 months, since according to the liquidation analysis, there is no 3 equity for the unsecured claimholders in the debtors' estate. 4 IV. LIQUIDATION ANALYSIS OF NON-EXEMPT ASSETS 5 1. Assets, net sales values as established above: 6 Apartment $375,000.00 Somerset Property 110,000.00 8 Residence 189,000.00 Equipment 54,272.50 9 Miscellaneous Non- 9 Personalty 3,000.00 10 SUBTOTAL: $731, 272.50 11 2• Less Secured Liabilities On: 12 Apartment 375,000.00 Somerset Property 110,000.00 13 Residence 165,000.00 Equipment 54, 272.50 14 SUBTOTAL: 704, 272.50 15 3• Net before homestead, Administrative Claims 16 and Priority Claims: 27,000.00 17 4. Less Homestead (20,000 waived for SeaFirst 18 administrative claim) : 24,000.00 19 5. Net for other admin- istrative claims: 3, 000.00 2Q 6. Administrative taxes 21 G attorney fees (approx) : 15,000.00 22 7. Palance for priority & unsecured general 23 claims: 0.00 24 25 2F DISCLOSURE STATEMENT - 13 DISCSKIP 27 28 FFINSTEIN ag BULL 910 FRh Awnue, Suat-31M tiealtle, %shinKtmi 9H104 (206)223-9595 I V. FEASIBILITY 2 The Plan is feasible given debtors' present business 3 activity. It calls for payments of $1500 per month to SeaFirst 4 for approximately 6 years on the Class 3 and Class 6 claims, and 5 payments of approximately $2000 per month to IRS and $200 per 6 month to the State, also for 6 years, plus living expenses and the 7 monthly payments on the Residence secured debt to be made out of 8 debtors' business income. Payments on the claims secured by the 9 Apartment and Somerset Property can be made out of the cash flow 10 of these properties. Thus, debtors' business must support 11 payments of approximately $3700 per month in addition to their 12 living and housing costs. 13 Based upon 1985 and early 1986 res -1ts, with an average 14 monthly gross receipts of $29, 167.O0, business costs will average 15 about $21, 667, for an adjusted gross income averaging $7500 per 16 month. These business costs are broken down by debtors as 17 follows: S13,75O material, $6250 wages and taxes, and $1667 18 overhead. After the payment of necessary personal expenses, 19 personal income taxes and servicing the residence debt, debtors 2Q are confident that the necessary $3700 per month required each 21 month for the life of the Plan can be mec out of their business 22 income. Of course the projections are offered only for the next 23 year or so; due to the nature of the cor- truction business, 24 projections beyond 12 months are not realistic. However, there 25 is no- reason to believe at this time that the continuing payments 26 of $3700 per month necessary after the first year of the Plan will ' 21 not be also possible. 28 hSIhSPEIN& BULL DISCLOSURE STATEMENT — 14 910 Fifth Avenue.Suite 300 D I SCS:a P Seattle.Washington 98104 (206)223-1595 I I i 2 3 i 4 Subsequent to the filing o' original Disclosure i 5 Statement, debtors were able to obtain new contractors liability 6 insurance from CNA after an extended search for insurance 7 following termination, due to their Chapter 11 status, by their 8 prior carrier. Based upon this insurance, debtors at-e once again 9 able to bid on public and larger private jobs. At the Ares--t 10 time, debtors are low bidders on four contracts with a total gross 11 value of in excess of $3O0,O0O.00. Whether these contracts will 12 in fact be awarded them is not presently known, although debtors 13 believe this will be the case. 14 VI . CONCLUSION 15 The debtors urge an affirmative vote by the creditors in 26 Classes 4(t,) , 5(b) and 8, as well as the acceptance of the i 17 proposed treatment of their claims by the Class 2 administrative 18 creditor. As the liquidation analysis chows, there is nothing for 19 the unsecured creditors, including the tax claimants, and f 20 essentially nothing for `,eaFirst on its administrative position, 21 in the event of liquidation. 22 Payments under this Plan are based on debtors' future 23 earning capacity as construction company operators. They promise 24 you their blood, sweat, and tears if this Plan is confirmed. If 25 J it is not, there is little hope for recovery for anyone other than 26 27 DISCLOSURE STATEMENT - 15 %8 DISCSKIP !}INSTF:IN& 11ULL $110 Fifth Avenue, Suite:i00 Seattle, Washintttun 98104 (206);rZ3 9545 t 1 i Honorable 'l'homas T. vlover 1 Copy NSTE N &RECEIVED BULL 2 l^ - DATED: 3 4 5 6 7 IN THE UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT 8 FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF WASHINOTON AT SEATTLE 9 10 In re ) NO. 85-0673 11 HENRY L. JACOBSON, JR. , and ) ROBIN N. JACOBSON, d/b/a ) SEATTLE-FIRST NATIONAL BANK' S H.L. JACOBSON CONSTRUCTION ; ADDENDUM TO DISCLOSURE STATEMENT 12I COMPANY ) 13 Debtors and 1 Debtors-in-Possession. 14 j 15 Seattle-First National Bank ("Seattle-First") has reviewed 16 the real properties of the Debtors and believes that the Debtors ' 17 real properties are undervalued in the Debtors' Disclosure 18 Statement. Seattle-First has not conducted formal appraisals 19 of the properties and the statements herein should not be con- 20 strued as absolute assessments of the value of these properties. 21 Based, however , on these inspections , Seattle-First believes jl 22 that the properties are worth approximately at least as follows : 23 1 . Somerset property - $140, 000 to $145,000. 24 2. The Apartment - $475, 000 . 25 I ADDENDUM TO DISCLOSURE nAVIS WRIGHT& )ONES STATEMENT w.•C,•.u.fou....ry.io-�.w Aw..n i.11 M:My. 1 I 2 the lienholders in Classes 4, 5 and 6, and SeaFirst' s $54,272.50 3 in Class 7; similarly, the debtors' future will be dark indeed. A Dated at Seattle, Washington, this 26th day of August, 1986. 5 FEINSTEIN & BULL 6 (V\ 8 Leland L. Bull, Jr. 1 Attorney for Debtors 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2Q 21 22 23 24 25 26 DISCLOSURE STATEMENT — 16 DISCSKIP 27 28 N�lNSTkIN& BULL I 410 Fifth Avenue.Suk*300 Scattle. Washingtm 99104 (LOli)YL39505 I 4.y � 1 1 3. Debtors ' personal residence - $260,000 to $280, 000. 2 Seattle-First also believes that the debtors have improperly 3 allocated the Capital Savings Bank lien on the Debtors' business 4 real property.5 DATED this r/ 2—day of September, 1986 . 6 DAVIS WRIGHT 6 JONES Attorneys for Seattle-First National 7 Bank Creditor 8 � Hy 9 for Joseph D. e tein 10 11 12 13 14 ]5 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 DAVIS WRIGHT 6 JONES ADDENDUM TO DISCLOSURE t..a .. STATEMENT - 2 Ar,..«..w, n.. .. aw e..pw 2 3 IN THE UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON AT SEATTLE 4 IN RE ] NO. 85-00673-Xil 5 HENRY L. JACOBSON, JR. and ] ROBIN N. JACOBSON, d/b/a/ ] BALLOT FOR ACCEPTING 6 H.L. JACOBSON CONSTRUCTION ] OR REJECTING PLAN COMPANY, ] 7 Debtor. ] g The Plan referred to in this ballot can be confirmed by the court and thereby made binding on you if it is accepted by the 9 holders of two-thirds in amount and more than one-half in numbers of claims in each class and the holders of two-thirds in amount of 11) equity security interest in each class voting on the Plan. II) the event the requisite acceptances are not obtained, the court may 11 nevertheless confirm the Plan if the court finds that the Plan accords fair and equitable treatment to the class rejecting it. 12 To have your vote count you must complete and return this ballot to: CLERK, BANKRUPTCY COURT, 220 U.S. COURTHOUSE:, 1010 Fifth 13 Avenue, Seattle, Washington, 98104, FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO CONFIRMATION DATE. 14 The undersigned is the holder of a claim in the following class (classification of claim and interests is set out in Article 15 1 of the enclosed Plan) . 16 [ ] Class 1 [ ] Class 2 17 ( l Class 3 ( ) Class 4( a) Is [ ] Class 4(b) [ ] Class 5(a) 19 ( ] Class 5( b) [ ] Class 6 20 [ ] Class 7 j J class 8 21 [ 7t] Class 9 22 in the amount of S and hereby 23 [ ] ACCEPTS 24 [ ><] REJECTS 25 the Plan proposed by the debtor. I , /� 26 Print/Type Name: � - e/t� -.N ^K�� Y�6(1,�,� <..S Signed: E __ �� S�Xv�IS•a 27 Address: _ a ,t FEINBTF.IN k Bu1.t. Ph (-z35.263/� 910 rirth Awmte, suite 100 Seattle. Wuhingtnn 98104 BALLOT TO ACCEPT/REJECT PLAN c20r'12239595 1 2 3 IN THE UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON AT SEATTLE 4 IN RE ) NO. 85-00673-Xll 5 HENRY L. JACOBSON, JR. and J ROBIN N. JACOBSON, d/b/a/ ] BALLOT FOR ACCEPTING 6 H.L. JACOBSON CONSTRUCTION ] OR REJECTING PLAN COMPANY, ] 7 Debtor. ] 8 The Plan referred to in this ballot can be confirmed by the court and thereby made binding on you if it is accepted by the 9 holders of two-thirds in amount and more than one-half in numbers of claims in each class and the holders of two-thirds in amount of 10 equity security interest in each class voting on the Plan. In the event the requisite acceptances are not obtained, the court may 11 nevertheless confirm the Plan if the court finds that the Plan accords fair and equitable treatment to the class rejecting it. 12 To have your vote count you must complete and return this ballot to: CLERK, BANKRUPTCY COURT, 220 U.S. COURTHOUSE, 1010 Fifth 13 Avenue, Seattle, Washington, 98104, FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO CONFIRMATION DATE. ^- 14 The undersigned is the holder of a claim in the following class (classification of claim and interests is set out in Article 15 I of the enclosed Plan) . 16 [ ] Class 1 [ ] Class 2 17 ( ] Class 3 [ ] Class 4( a) 18 [ ] Class 4(b) [ ] Class 5(a) 19 ( ] Class 5(b) [ ] Class 6 20 [ ] Class 7 ( ] Class 8 21 ( >'.] Class 9 22 in the amount of $ ; and hereby 23 [ ] ACCEPTS 24 [ ,�] REJECTS 25 the Plan proposed by the debtor. 26 Print/Type Name � e� -C JVd Signed: 27 Address: — - ��� ^�^v✓ 5•L 28 ,R —2/3�?il��lf �v¢�o '4� W. 7 7 e(65 ITINS7l:IN & BULL ph (235.263/� 411) rillh Awnw. S,,ik•300 "cattle. W BALLOT TO ACCEPT/REJECT PLAN 459 9RlOd (20fi)22' 5 i 'L 3 IN TILE UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON AT SEAT,rLE 4 IN RE ] NO. 85-00673-Xll 5 HENRY L. JACOBSON, JR, and ] ROBIN N. JACOBSON, d/b/a/ ] BALLOT FOR ACCEPTING 6 H.L. JACOBSON CONSTRUCTION ] OR REJECTING PLAN COMPANY, ] Debtor. ] 8 The Plan referred to in this ballot can be confirmed by the court and thereby made binding on you if it is accepted by the 9 holders of two-thirds in amount and more than one-half in numbers of claims in each class and the holders of two-thirds in amount of 10 equity security interest in each class voting on the Plan. In the event the requisite acceptances are net obtained, the court may 11 nevertheless confirm the Plan if the court finds that the Plan accords fair and equitable treatment to the class rejecting it. 12 To have your vote count you must complete and return this ballot to: CLERK, BANKRUPTCY COURT, 220 U.S. COURTHOUSE, 1010 Fifth 13 Avenue, Seattle, Washington, 981O4, FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO CONFIRMATION DATE. 14 The undersigned is the holder of a claim in the following class (classification of claim and interests is set out in Article 15 1 of the enclosed Plan) . 16 [ ] Class 1 [ ] Class 2 17 [ ] Class 3 ( ] Class 4( a) 18 [ 1 Class 4(b) [ ] Class 5( a) 19 [ ] Class 5(b) [ ] Clas, 6 20 [ ] Class 7 [ ] Class 8 21 Clas 9 22 in the amount of $ ; and hereby 23 [ ] ACCEPTS 24 REJECTS 25 the Plan proposed by the debtor. 26 Print/Type Name: pn it Signed: '27 Address: ve `_ — — /� 5 P°y✓ S•L 28 C78(W-5 FF.INSTW & IIVi.L (735-26 31 (J/� 910 Filth Arrnn4 Suilc 300 REJECT PLAN ScaUle, W SIII 959 98101 BALLOT TO ACCEPT / 120fi)223 595 �� o PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT DESIGN/UTILITY ENGINEERING • 234-2611 n MUNICIPAL BUILDING 200 MILL AVE. SO. RENTON.WASH.98055 O b P $94 1,150 SE BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH MAYOR May 14, 1985 H. L. Jacobson Constriction Co. 13547 S.E. 27th Place Bellevue, 1VA 98005 Subject: Water Projects F11-723, W-7 0 and 1V-727 Attention: Mr, it. L. Jacobson Dear Mr. Jacobson: As we discussed in our meeting in Of'V Hall on Friday, May 10th, 1985, the City of Renton will close out the Water Projects ►V-723, W-726 and 1V-727, CAG 048-84, and complete remaining waterrna:n tie-ins mid road patching and restoration with either in-City forces or by separate contractors. We will adjust the final pnv quantitilies to reflect the work done and send you a final change order to finalize the project as soon as possible. Very truly yours, Robert F. Bergstrom, P.E. Engineering Supervisor cc: The Gnnes Law Firm 904 Waferfront Place 1011 Western Ave. Seattle, WA 98104 Attn: his Susan Faaland Richard C. Houghton, Public Works Director DSMs oTid IRlan DSRsa nT IR,en STATE OF WASMINGTOP STATE OF WASMINGTOV DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL AND HEAL. .ERVICES DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL AND MEAL. .ERVICES WATER BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS WATER BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS SAMFLE COLLECTION REAO ASTFUCT10145 ON BAL.A'C Of 1HOiI COP= `-AMPLr- i0N I)EAIi 9�TRUCI•TUNS ON BACK OF GOLDENROD((IPY It instructions are riot followed sample will be rejected. It instructions are not follOWSO, Sample will be rolected. DATE COLLECTED T E COLLECTED COUNTY NAME DATE -oLLECTED TIME COLLECTED COUNTY NAME MONTH DAY YEAR 1y I TM I DAY QYEAR vo ,7 85 AM LJ PM 7 U r9 ❑ AM ❑ PM TYPE OF SYSTEM IF PUBLIC SYSTEM,COMPLETE: TYPE OF SYSTEM IF PUBLIC SYSTEM,COMPLETE: PUBLIC I.D. NC. �J tt`� RC1L c:.ss aI PUBLIC �� 5 MILE aAss ❑ INDIY'7VAL ( 1 V L l 2 3 4 ❑ INDIVIDUAL I.�. NO. O L 2 3 4 ae'+n MI•, nbr,ul IfNMt OnM1 11WMneM NAME OF SYSTEM NAME OG SYSTEM e try & R EKrtG►J G�csC Rrrrrte�A SPECIFIC LOCATION WHERE SAMPLE COLL"E SYSTEM QW*R/MDR.NAME AND TEURAwE NO SPECIFIC LO ON, WHERE SAMPLE COLLEC•E SY51DA 01MER/MM1.IMMEA11016E1OlEIIDk1YRE lq ro AAela•Mo a K,aa I� laerem rro nclw Ip a u+,a+ I ma I 11}7Z6- NE to r�R1164 u6 C1tY UP Rtex104 tt1-'12(b• 146 to"Sr 4 +lion G11Y aF R�r �I�dieaY Sl%k li"No ) ( )y�y Z646 N1MB"Ya 8w C*93 SAMPLE COLLECTED BY.;Name) SAMPLE COLLECTED BY:INamat 411,PDut- u�Tua7 t,Ls�FL eTt- __�1B9cut, GAfti4L- 1�ttuT ��.�scasra.- SOURCE TYPE SOURCE TYPE y� ❑SURFACE ❑ WELL ❑ SPRING ❑ PURCHASED VI or OTHER SI SURFACE ❑ WELL ❑ SPRING ❑ PURCHASED b(COMOMATION faL or OTHER J „'OTHER SEND REPORT TO'sf t Feu AdWNa ara 21p CgNI 5EN0 REPORT TO'(Print Fuu Mama.Adp,PSP an0 zip.oft CITY 6f K@MSE�a-M cMnt Atd —Y (sF i2£►rlriTJ u"lut, SNat $" _ 3555- WE. vad S= _ WASHING,TON 9805� 2grc� 98a56 WASHINGTON_ TYPE OF SAMPLE I,PE OF SAMPLE '�'Mc.Unl,ve,n Im,tWumm EF--�� ,:np,.P",4�e in Irl,I.—I 1F�� 1. Q ORINKINGWATER lJ ChlOnnated(ReSloual._Total_Frcei 1 DRINKING WATER IJ CMonnated(Reardaal TOW Free1 check treatment---* Q F1llered check treatment--li, Q FiltiI ❑ Untreated or Other ❑ Untreated W Other 2. Q RAW SOURCE WATER 2. � RAW SOURCE WATER 3. NEW CONSTRUCTION p.i1GAMRS 3. FF--�t NEW CONSTRUCTION of PMWMS �_ U 4, OYHER(Specily) _ 4. OTHER(SPIP0,y) COMPLETE IF THIS SAMPLE IS A CHECK SAMPLE COMPLETE IF THIS SAMPLE IS A CHECK SAMPLE PREVIOUS t AB NO PREVIOUS I AB NO _ PREVIOUS SAMPLE COLLECTION OA TE_ PREVIOUS SAMPLE COLLECTION DATE _ REMARKS: REMARKS: LABORATORY RESULTS(FOR LAS USE ONLY) _ LABORATORY RESULTS(FUR LAS USE ONLY) MPN-COLIFORM STD PLATE r10UNT SAMPLE NOT TESTED MPN COLIFORM STD PLATE COUNT SAMPLE NOT TESTED BECAUSE BECAUSE: MPN DILUTION TEST UNSUITABLE L_I Sample Too Old MPN DILUTION TEST UNSUITABLE IE Sample Too Old /IN mI T Q Confluent Grow•h Q Not In Proper Coolanler /100 m1 1 Pa U OOniWenl GIOWN ❑ NOI in Proper Container MF COLIFORM MF COLtFORM / Q. ❑ TN TC Insulded- leas nRopn 1, ❑ TNTC InsuProv eaot lsast Rated nle mI Prpvlded-Please ReaC Iplc m Provided-?I r� InalruCLony m Form ease Read LFICAF,OH 3. l�J c-*cess Debris 3, C1 EYLNF WWia InaVuctions on FormFECAL COLIFOROME 4. ❑ n ❑ MPN ❑ MF 4 ❑ LJ /DO ml h El— OR DRrKING WATER SAMPLES ONLY.THESE RESULTS ARE FOR DRINKING WATER SAMPLES ONLY.THESE RESULTS ARE. SATISFACTORY Q UNSATISFACTORY SATISFAC' HY ❑ UNSATISFACTORY SEE REVERSE SIDE OF GREEN COPY FOR EXPLANATION OF RESULTS SEE REVERSE SIDE OF'lREEN COPY FOR EXPLANATION OF RESULTS LAB NO DATE.TIME RECEIVED- Rr'EIVED BY LAB NO. DATE.TIME RECEIVED- '.EIVED BY A ��L ATOY9s "_ 6C&,279 s PAS, DATE RErK)RTED LABORATORY DATE REPORTED LABORATORY S� AM TEST INC. R ARKS AM TEST INC. NEMA'�` 4900 9th Awe. N LI; 4900 9th A ' `:V• CP CENTER COPY SEATTL , WA 98107-3AP7 DP CENTER COPY SEATTLE, WA 3697 DSHS 11173111I,0U STATE OF WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL AND HEALI =RVICES WATER BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS SAMPLE COLLECTION READ INSTRUCTIONS ON BACK OF GOLDENROO COPY If instructions are not followed,sempte will be retested. MON DATE COLLECTED AY AR TIME COLLECTOO COUNTY NAME 1 4vMZ K\a� TYPE OF SYSTEM IF PUBLIC SYSTEM.COMP'.ETF ❑ DIVIDUAL PUBLIC PUBLIC Ll7. NO. 7 f Q L 02L 3k,A NAME OF SYSTEM Gni OF RE►aiaaa - SPECIAC LOCA"ON WHERE SAMPLE COLLECIFD S6TEMOWWRIMCR NAMEANDTFLE"ND .nrn.�u u echo°'a uum Iwmwnl w �:c wP,ioz*. urar Mt Cnr o� RE.cTa>kI- 41Awnra 3Aa 1 t4 5 ( _) ��y 2646 SAMPLE COLLECTED BY.INAmeI Mimi, UAfOTLR- (fTtUry ilmsyyamea , SOURCE TYPE SURFACE ❑ WELL ❑ SPRING ❑ PURCHASED YCOMBINATION or OTHER SEND REPORT TO'.IPnm FWI Name.Aaerea6 and ZiD COIro1 GYC7 OF QegVIS� LUr8n .tt Sh::? '3555- kE ZN" ST " WAS41NGTON TYPE OF SAMPLE rcnan wnr nne .me caom�i 1 a 1. ❑ DRINKING WATER ❑ Chn-nnated(Residual._Total__Fteel check treatment--* ❑ FOlered ❑ Unnealed o-Olner Z. ❑ RAW SOURCE WATER 3. NE'N CONSTRUCTION or Iii R6 4. OTHER 1Specltyl _ COMPLETE IF THIS SAMPL E IS A CHECK SAMPLE Pill',q'I;I AB No PREVIOUS SAMPL,COLLECTION DATE REMARKS. �^ L ABORATORY RESULTS(FOR LAO USE ONLY) MA�NN11L COLIFORM I STO PLATE COUNT SAMPLE NOT TESTED BECA"SE MEN"'LUTION TEST UNSUITABLE ❑ sample Too Old —_ on"" 1. ❑ Connuent Growth ❑ Not in Proper Container ME COLIFORM 2. ❑ TNTC Ingu 1Lcian11n1ormallon �Oq mI Prov ded—Please Read FECAL COLIFOR 3. 0 Excess Debris Instructions on Form ❑ MAN C1 MF 4 r�- ❑ — DO nY FOR DRINKING WATER SAMPLES ONE).THESE RESULTS ARE SATISFACTORY ❑ UNSATISFACTORY SEE REVERSE SIDE OF GREEN COPY FOR EXPLANATION OF RESUL rS LAB NO OATS.TIME RECEIVED RECEIVED 6 e I- I-7 es OATS REPORTED 3/ _ UBORATORY R MARKS ANI TEST INC. 4900 9ih A Do CENTER COPY SEATTLE, WA •')r ' r STATE OF WASHINGTON _ A STATE OF WASHINGTON i DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL AND HEALT• RVIcEs a DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL AND HEALTH SERVICES WATER BACTERIOLOGICAL. ANALYSIS WATER B. 'TERIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS tAIIIPLE COLLECTION READ INSTRUCTIONS ON BACK Of GOLDENROD COPY SAMPLE COLLECTION READ INSTRUCTIONS ON BACK OF GOLDENROD COPY If instructions are not followed, aamplB will be rejected. It instructions are not followed,sample will be rejected. DATE COLLECTED T&EAGOLLRTE D COUNTY NAME DATE COLLECTED TIME COLLECTEDCOUNTYNAME MONTH QtY YEAH MONTH DAY eeYEAR/ ❑ PM k�y4 _L ,� D S ❑ AM ❑ PM KING TYPE OF SYSTEM IF PUBLIC SYSTEM,COMPLETE: TYPE OF SYSTEM "PUBLIC SYSTEM,COMPLETE: — ACEE aASS PUBLIC cMLLE CLASS 4 PUBEIC 1.0. No. S 5 Q L t 2 + 4 INDIVIDUAL I I.D. NO. 7 1 O L 2 3 4 ❑ INDIVIDUAL ,w«.uYr I..uw.cn wa Ymr 1,«w1Yw NAME OF SYSTEM NAME OF SYSTEM 1 1 G11y OF 1? rrV4•SDEJr.cFl- SPECIFIC LOCATION WHERE SAMPLE COI t ECIE SYSTEM CMYARIMGR NAME AND PELEMW NO SPECIFIC LOCATION WHERE SA MPLE COLLECTED SYSTEM OMfR/LIGR IMNE NOIELERtl1F IQ YG«n yyY Mr WII,I�.YYpaIYuowN I. ^ Yu aLn„ n'•II InunynN 14'7Z4 NE ►O f �r~;oa T11E !nY D► QEKtnN u•726• Nic WL05 4 4 11roenMi, [1�7 DF RfcEroo� N tank Q SM 14•tw ( )on.; 764 6 Yl" 2 pA 6A,93 ( )255- U46 SAMPLE COLLECTED BY IN&") AMPLE COLLECTED BY.(N«lul, , �60ou1 �ILfoYi- u�tLrY LsiF�on. h590dL 6AFOue UZtrt,Y SOURCE TYPE SOURCE TYPE J t��xrrrCOAIBINATION ❑ SURFACE [1 WELL ❑ SPRING ❑ PURCHASED YI COMBINATION ❑ SURFACE ❑ W,LL ❑ SPRING ❑ PURCHASED OTHER or OTHER SEND REPORT TO.IPrml Fuu N.m..Addusa.nd 21p COWI SEND REPORT TO IRIm1 Fun Name,Addre.t arW 2�p Coda) (m:f OT QF Ea lfal- JAmce STLaf L.EL% OF QF N Ltw WA 1En SNef 3SS5 - NF 2"' k_ 155SS- QF ' ,� I \2cl.tio.J' • WASHINGION `I�o56 ^ �� WA$HINOTON 9 o5G 4PE TYPE OF SAMPLE TYPE OF SAMPLE F.« Yny avmine aaumm IG^Ka Yn„, ..n IM.III IwYmn, i 1. ❑ DRINKINGWATER ❑ Chlorinated(R6BId"l..TOIAI^Free) 1. ❑ DRINKING WATER [I CNonneteO lRe&tlual. Tplal Flee) cAeck treatment---► ❑ Filtered cWk treatment--11 ❑ Fdtill ❑ Ummatud or Other I ❑ Untreated or Other Z. ❑ RAW SOURCE WATER 2. ❑ RAW SOURCE WATER 3. NEW CONSTRUCTION o[MGMLEa6 1 M NEW CONSTRUCTION W Qfik%" 4. OTHER(Spenty) 4. OTHER(SpeoUYl COMPLETE IF THIS SAMPLE IS A CHECK SAMPLE •� COMPLETE IF THIS(AMPLE IS A CHECK SAMPLE PRLVIWS LAB NO PRLVIUU5 LAD NO ✓REVIOUS SAMPLE COLLECTION DATE PREVIOW SAMPLE COLLECTION GATE REMARKS'. REMARKS. LABORATORY RESULTS(FOR LAB USE ONLYW LABORATORY RESULTS(FOR LAB USE ONLY) MPN COLIFORM III STD PLATE COUNT SAMPLE NOT TESTED 1 I. MPN COLIFORM STD PLATE COUNT SAMPLE TESTED BECAUSE. BECAAUU SE'. M✓N DILUTION TEST UNSUITABLE ❑ Sample Too Old I MPN DILUTION TEST UNSUITABLE ❑ Sample Too Old W ml �Ou"° 1. ❑ Confluent Growth ❑ Not In Proper Container _ 1. ❑ Conlltlan Growth ❑ Not m Proper Container MF COLIFORM MF GOLtFORM 2. ❑ TNTC ❑ InxulhGeni information Instit2. ❑ TNTC ❑ Ptow 1aent ithase Read /I GO�,,,I Pronded—s PIT F rm Provided—s on F Mad instructions MI Form FECAL COLIFORM 3. ❑ E.cess Debris tnabucb°ne on Form FECAL COLIFORM 3. C E.ceae Debris ❑ MPN ❑ MF •4 ❑ ❑ ❑ MPN /•MF 4 ❑ ❑ DO m1 ml FOR WG WATER SAMPLES ONLY.THESE RESULTS ARE'. I FOR DRINKING WATER SAMPLES ONLY,THESE RESPI.TS ARE'. /ATISFACTORY ❑ UNSATISFACTORY SAISFACTORY ❑ UNSATISFACTORY SEE REVERSE SIDE OF GREEN COPY FOR EXPLANATION OF RESULTS SEE REVERSE SIDE OR GREEN COPY FOR IXPLANATION OF RESULTS LAB NO DATE,TIME RECEIVED— RECEIVED BY LAB NO DATE.T,ME RECEIVED— RECEIVED aY DATE R��E��P��O��RTQ(�ED /� LABORATORY _ — DATE REPORTED AGORA O,. AM TEST INC. I O R •AKB AM TEST INC. ,� REMARRs 4900 9th Ave. N tN.L 4900 9th Ave. N. W. WATER SUPPLIER COPY SEATTLE. WA 9 81 0 7-3 6191 WATER SUPPLIER COPY SEATTLE, WA 98107-3697 - •___ ___-_.__. ._.,__...___._.___.... .__ ' STATE OF WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL AND HEALTH SERVICES WATER BACTERIOLOGICAL ANAL r SIS SAMPLE COLLECTION READ INSTRUCTIONS ON PACK DF GOLDENROD COPY 11 instructions are not tollowed.sample will be rejected. DATE COLLECTED TIME COLLECTED COUNTY NAME MONTH DAY YEAR �/ t I Cs AiV PM TYPE OF SYSTEM IF PUBLIC SYSTEM.COMPLETE. PUBLIC CIRCLE C'ASS ' j.D. No. I $ 5 0 L 02 3 ❑INDIVIDUAL � onN r N.w.nl NAME OF SYSTEM Co of 'RE: SPECIFIC.GCAT(ON WHERE SAMPLE COLLECTED SYSTEM(AMYER MGR NAME AND IELE404 NO w<qn by c romw�m.Y'�4N rW W VV W7,� M�i.MM� iS�Mn ME LfAY OF REN�dM- ihd:•.1 a Se. %t45 SAMPLE COLLECTED BY,CRamal AlayouL Gpfove- lhEllly kr1stirfmoW SOURCE TYPE `� ❑ SURFACE ❑ WELL ❑ SPRING ❑ PURCHASED f0 COMBINATION ar OTHER SEND REPORT TO:IPrinl Foe Nama,Aadreaa and LD Coact! G1�:j oy 4f FaZsw ;rvEE2 SNnP '1555— NE 2" S° S _ '(F M-AoAj _WASHINGTON pS6 IYPE OF SAMPLE iOww wr uv m r+u cwumN 1. DRINKING WATER C] Chlorinated(Residual: Total_F+exl cMck halifthl �� ❑ FTltared ❑ Untreated or Other 2. RAW SOURCE WATER 3. NEW CONSTRUCTION or 19 PW B 4. OTHER(Speclty(___ COMPLETE IF THIS SAMPLE IS A CHECK SAMPLE PRI VIOUS 14O NO .— PREVIOUS SAMPLE COLLECTIOII DATE REMARKS LABORATORY RESULTS IFOR LAB USE ONLY) I MPN COLIF OHM Sip PLATE COUNT SAMPLE NOT TESTED BECAUSE. MPN DILUTION TEST L NSUITABLE ^`temple Too Old /100 nn 1. ❑ Cc nlluenl GmNlh J Not In Propel Contamar MF COLIFORM 2. ❑ TNTC ❑ Pror!Insu Icxad-Please Read �UO ml Inslruchons on Form FECAL COUFORM 3. ❑ Excess Oabris ❑ MPN ❑ MF Coln FOR >5�a14 WATO SAMPLES ONLY.THESE RESULTS ARE n+r'rr ❑ UNSATISFACTORY { SEE REVERSE SIDE OF GREEN COPY FOR EXPLANATION OF RESULTS ■fff1 LAB NO DATE.TIME RECEIVED— RECEIVED BY i 1 1 95 7 OAIE AEPOTED LABORATORY. 1 4. R MARKS AM TESTING. JAI il WATER SUPPLIER COPY 4900 91h Ave. N W. -- CceT-n F WA 9UU7-3E97__._J [ NOTICE OF NEW FIRE HYDRANT IN—SERVICE] NAME OF DEVELOPMENT lid 1U k 1lf+Ka4�o �r*�suVcrienFS f:` „ t'F0Ssr1— P S! ADDRESS V,� E 14U1# `, f AST 0+ u N10N Auf N-E 5 INSTALLATION CONTRACTOR _� t . J AJo61C>J 5q . 60atlltvre.n. r kf IOi�S# WATER PROJECT NO. 7Z 6 c GGO NUMBER OF HYDRANTS 3 li#e' N91t Ni „t;cn.,, , W%" A! e( PPIH1f0 P9Y sna 04 noc'. "s HYDRANT LOCATIONS (FOR FIRE DEPT. USE ONLY) 1.pltiru,ne, nl U HYDRANT NO, 2.%,m. W.:j yAr .W% Si 3.NPti Nf. 10%A, 201 f63� h? N.1 4. 5. 6. INSPECTOR }>tiou "Ir, OF RENTON WATER DEPARTMENT Pressure Test 6 Purification Test Form PROJECT NO.W J Z C M,71f_ r, 1•, x 4 4- i NAME OF PROJECT Mr. y 4 O N,,,,4 PRESSURE TEST TAKEN By_Lv4 .� I_t AT A PRESSURE OF AC PSI, FOR MIN. TEST ACCEPTED ON PURIFICATION TEST TAKEN BY �h�C;tl, ✓ Pvr;,,,f ON 1�11� PURIFICATION TEST RESULTS, SAMPLE #1 Rlj t e ( � SAMPLE 02 tl t 44 4 0 Sh t- '� Y3 �1, � "lwey ,:Ll_�Om Mir- SAMPLE P3 I1� Sin 1441,� I Nyat>wY A.,t +L An.t.ft4. 1 ) REMARKS: NC DAILY PROGRESS REPORT Project h' 726 NE 10th Schedule Job No.'.Jo5•6 t Client City of Renton Weather Uolti Data12/17/1984 Contractor .Jacobsen Supt. {car' Place P ROG RESS: 7130AN Ben advised me that they were going to work on the leak location. I issued him the RFP. Once during the AM and once during the PM I visited the site and found no one. . I checked his yard and found it locked. I tried to call his office and got no answer. EOUIPMENT k PERSONNEL: None REMARKS: HORTON D AA SS ES TNC r V Oi stri buts on C G Alp White - Main Office Yellow - Field Office Pink - Inspector Engineer or Inepector DAILY PROGRESS REPORT Project W 726 N ; 10th Schedule Job No. 5305.61 Client City of Renton Weather Cold Rain Date 12/15/19g1y Contractor alakar Jacobson Supt. Pen place PROGRESS: Tried to pressure test line. . pniled. . . 0. Closed foot valve to middle hydrant and isolated leak to this hydrant line. Will dip, up and locate Monday. I called to Sens attention that 2 hydrants need to be adjusted to grade. EQUIPMENT ti PERSOEMEL: 1 Op 1 Labor REMARKS: 110; Pe S & A CIATES INC r Distribution C r F1 White - Main Office Yellow - Field Office Pink - Inspector Engineer or Inspector OF RFIV »f z PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT DESIGN/UTILITY ENGINEERING 235-2631 MUNICIPAL BUILDING 200 MILL AVE.SO. RENTON,WASH.9@M 9 �• � le 9'1' O SEPtEoV BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH MAYOR September 7, 1984 Dear Occupant This is to inform you that the City of Renton will be installing a water main to : NE loth ST from Unio Ave. WE to Anacortes Ave. NE As shown on the attathea map. This water main will be replacing an existing old water line. We hope the inconvenience of this construe ion will be minimal , but if a specific problem does arise, the following names and numbers are hereby given for your convenience: The Contractor: H.L. Jacobson Jr. Const. Co. 13547 SE 27th Pl . Bellevue WA 98009 Office Phone 747-1157 Emergence Phone 881-8917 Skip Jacobson The City of Renton Utility Engineering 200 Mill Avenue South Renton WA 98055 Days Ron Olsen - Utility Engineer 235-2631 Abdoul Gafour - In.pector 235-2631 This project will be starting immediately. If you have any questions on this project, please contact the appropriate person. Very truly yours F )J I Ronald L. Olsen Utility Engineer :br Attachment e6'ai.c.�ni.a"`.-i...IDn:3e«Gso.:::ae°3e;.hi7Sisfii •.4ur..iw'= ��w<.,�._ •.... ,y4.•.••�rsnuiLo�i, ,» - .e'.:i. � .■ f Hopa nFaae, n� n �.ra■nr� �' ; • eanl �,��vtS1� �gnu ro =;zs(-q - � - �o all% °° a en • n uim elm aC ERR t di t® rm oL `+�' � 1�iM� t� ���.R?apOsJA �. , • _ •„ pas "' D� -i' D 9D MR co P CCCnEO, h'/°E`s�06JA� -01MOMMEMINIM MR OQ��Y nnnn�nnn � • �Q090:a1Y119 110I, • •■' e�J7�et�ee� �nana. .� PdN �eR6MORC0�0e � s 77: eCa1A75�7771i OtlOR'e+ in =1 o4n ■ AAA 6iS.� d,IN dI00t8•'v v t.o ■n OO OO p�'01a��A0 1�V : 0 on.er. ? o ao r• q ngps ov�dr�0a ni Gas, teen■nNa���neR r� o�� te•n oa00� one�119 �■ .�C ■ VCcI• Y C�`���On m 1111"�. �Q��Q��QO F�•'. e n 4 I� ■ �� ■� OF 1?1'+ PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT _ DESIGN/UTILITY ENGINEERING 0 235-2631 z n0 � JF MUNICIPAL BUILDING 200 MILL AVE.SO. RENTON.WASH. 98055 A,o y. oq,'to SEFIC00�P BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH MAYOR September 7, 1984 Dear Occupant This is to inform you that the City of Renton will be installing a water main in : NE loth ST from Unio Ave. NE to Anacortes Ave. NE As shown on the attached map. This water main will be replacing an existing old water line. We hope the inconvenience of this construction will be minimal , but if a specific problem does arise, the following names and numbers are hereby given for your convenience: The Contractor: H.L. Jacobson Jr. Const. Co. 13547 SE 27th Pl . Bellevue WA 98009 Office Phone 747-1157 Emergency Phone 881-8917 Skip Jacobson The City of Renton Utility Engineering 200 Mill Avenue South Renton WA 98055 Days Ron Olsen - Utility Engineer 235-2631 Abdoul Gafour - Inspector 235-2631 This project will be starting immediately. If you have any questions on this project, please contact the appropriate person. Very truly yours 0J / Ronald L. Olsen Utility Engineer :br Attachment Oi 11 URN �S RPM! �"�s � � aammomoemem�mm'�t�;nde� :I , cola IQ a r�v¢ovad oa�i.9e . to: to In I Ar.55�in •" =. °O �o ,o °em'�;Rw v� s, mom+�eemeev une T^ 1 Rno ED III Enos 0 oQ90 .lYN°kH1 1 -. ee�earr��ne 7PaN �AN6a�00001100A0Co e ■ °aa: ooaw7e�::mioona:� a � 'o . NNN UA NiIhso I dl iGdA�� v 0o w.nc CiYfi am o r.� NX Spa otin Oehn, �n VPPR .u. . nab °`� 7lCENMM�INNNNNN mc, cae0 m.� ovti oo a oR�,� f, cep eee, 0 9A� ottiu � a0dxv � � � ^^ - . �,��N�i,It1A �IAN el17�N4i CPR ^.^. T q�5j84 CITY OF R t N T v N P.O.No. 35436 REQUISITION PT. Utility —. ACCT. 421/000/15 501.3/.65 (15) $ 1,540.00 VENDOR NO. ACCT. $ PHONE NO. 541-9000 VENDOR NAME AND ADDRESS VENDOR. "REMITTANCE" ADDRESS Touma Engineers i 0 SW is St. Renton WA 98055 I DESCRIPTION IN DETAIL AMOUNT Construction Staking of W-726 NE loth St. Watermain Project 660.00 Construction Staking W-727 Stevens Ave, NW h Ave. S I Wa ermain Pro'e 0' (Per_letter agreement dating 4 * Thal 1 540.00 i tJ AUTH. BY: PURCHASiNG TO ORDEh TOUMA ENGINEERS August 27th, 1984 Utilities Department City of Renton 200 Mill Avenue South Renton, Washington 98055 Attar.tion: Mr. Ron Olson RE: Construction Staking - Water Transmission Lines Dear Ron: We would like to take this opportunity to submit our proposal for providing the necessary construction staking of several wale; transmission lines for the following projects; Our scope of work would involve in providing construction staking of centerline of all water mai s mention below at 3; �roximately 50-foot stations , and st.,king location of fi, -hydrants, valves, bends and other appurtenances necessary to accomplish the installation of the water lines. 1 , a. S. 134th Street, from approximately 185 feet east to Stevens Avenue SW to Thomas Ave. SW. b. Stevens Ave. SW, from SW langston Ave. to approximately 215 feet north of S. 134tt, Street . c. Thomas Ave. SW, from St. '-angston Ave. to S 134th Street Fixed Fee $1100.00 2. N.E. loth Street, from Union Ave. NE to Easterly City Limits. Fixed Fee $ 660.00 3. 87th Avenue South, from SW 7th Street to Taylor Ave. NW; NW 7th Street, from NW £7th Ave. S to Taylor Ave. NW; Lind Ave. NW. from NW 7th Street to south 345 feet; and Taylor Ave. NW. from S 7th Street to south 200 feet. Fixed Fee $ 880.00 4 West Hill Transmission Pipeline from Ranier Avenue N. to S 80th Avenue S. Fixed Fee Should you find this proposal agreeable, please sign in the space provided below. We will commence with the work upon 201 Southwest oist Street . Renton, Washington 98u55 . (206) 251-9000/(206)255-5050 Mr. Ron Olson August 27th, 1984 receipt of a written authorization to proceed. Should you hal any question regarding the above matter, cr if you have any question or wish to discuss any of the phases of the ,cork outlined above tye would be more than happy to discuss them with you at your convenience. Yours truly, �-^ate►-r Kneth This letter of 'ag�re�% is accept by on this dayr7"' _1 of _ 964 Q CITY OF RENTON Addendum No. 2 To The Contract Document For W-723 S. 134th St. ; W-726 N.E. 10th St. ; 8 W-727 87th Ave. S. TO ALL PLANHOLDERS: You are hereb notified of the following changes, deletions, additions, Corrections and clarifications to the plans, specifications, and other documents comprising the Contract Documents for the City of Renton water main improvements listed above. "ISION ON SCHEDULE OF PRICES, SCHEDui_C 8 REVISE ITEM NO. B-1 SIZE FROM 12" CLASS 52 DUCTILE IRON PIPE (' '• ) TO 10" CLASS 52 DUCTILE IRON PIPE (T.J. ) REVISE W-726 N.E. IOTH S`. PLANS AS FOLLOWS: STA 39+50 (1+19) - ADD 8" x 10" C.I. REDUCER (MJxMJ) STA 0+45 - CHANGE lOx8" C. I . TEE TO 10"x6" C.I. TEE STA 6+93 - CHANGE lOx8" C. I . TEE TO 10"x6' TEE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT �y R'chard C. Houghgh to Public Works Director KING COM."'Y REAL PROPERTY DIVISION RIGHT OF WAY CONSTRUCTION PERMIT TELEPHONE 344.3956 PERMIT NO. _Ye� -_. —JOB NO. ENVIRONMENTALAMESBMENT --- ❑ Required Date Received___ FRANCHISE NO. ___ biL' KROLL PAGE NO. )iii) 13 Not Required ❑ Existing Assessment DATE SECTION: TWP, RANGE ❑ Replacement _ Categorically Exempt APPLICANT: --------------PHONE NO. _ ADDRESS: uu:at ULID NO, - �- toQ 9S(jL: —BOND AMOUNT Job Description: _ EMERGENCY CONTACT PHONE NO. A l-re Hydrant L'Stallation On the rwrth "Y a chi C ,T 2gth Street - 24PPMXimet(`1 V :00 Feet west of 138th Avenue 5 F. VWN MAC.-:AA 6-9E BORLD AINI) X C.A.SM A.13 4D,W Olt t'O(d2INATE A (yX Crj11v 1 HIS PERMIT IS FOR KING COUNTY RIGHT OF WAY ONLY GIVE DISTAN'3E BY STREET OR ROAD WITH AN ON,FROM AND TO DESCRIPTION ALL WATER fAA1N EXTENSIONS MUST HAVE APPROVAL FROM THE FIRE MARSHALL ALL UNDER,3ROUND UTILITY LINES MUST HAVE A MINIMUM 30"COVER. ALL WORK 70 BE DONE SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE KING COUNTY ROAD ENGINEER The undersigned agrees 10 comply with provisions,conditions and requirements contained in the'Standards of Good Practice fw County Road Depanmow published by i County Road Administration epard. All work to W MWWne in contarmiry with conditions andrequKements of King CountyCode827:1324 and 14.44.erld the petitioner agrees to prosaculewim all diligance and speed Wittntlue rregard lot thheirig htall cteae5e aetld2onvenience of lhepubllc, )I at theend of 6 months after issuance nice,mit the grant"shall not have in Operation said utilities.then the ate.un(•Ss spebhc written wunsions are made for a renewal or eAenSiDn The undersigned,his succaasdrs and assigns,agrees it granted the above permit,to comply waft the Droviarons,Conditions,requ:ernents,regulations and recommendations herein contained and as may apply to any utility franchise granted the applicant and under whose provisons same IS issued.He will respect and protect all property Contracts, persons and rights that right be arao7,d by 11. HOLDHARMI.ESS TheParinittee agrees to protectandsa•a King Courtly,its elected and appointed official I and employees while acting within the scope of their duties as such,harmless from and against all claims, rids,and causes of action Df any kind or injuries, including the cost of delense Ihereol,arising In lavor o!the PBrmih m qy"s or third Dames on account I personal injuries,death of damage to property arising out of the premises herein or i an ay rlssu acts Of Dints Ions of the Permittes and/or its agents.employees w representatives. Signalu" of ApplK;anl _ — {1 Application Received _ 1/z f 84 ensfead 11�/RN 1 n —__ Pawmtt roe t Ferrer lasue0 ate - Permit Clark This application is granted subject 10 the requirements and conditions tineei as listed below and on back of page, I. A county Inspector wet be asslgred to the protect(i insDeclicn of road restoration Costs Of inspection applicable to the ProleCl will be reimbursed to the county moi by applicant.Permihee is regwreo to nbhy Public Works a1244-077DOrS83-7S50,behveen 24 and 72 hours beforestartmgwwk FalluraNgiva notiCewiil result n the assaa:ti enl of a one hour inspection time charge against the permittee. 2. All hard surfibed roads to be Nuked or bored.Exceptions Will be on o cane by case basis with Ilia express permission of Public Wcrks. 3. One way traffic at all times Signs and traffic control will be in accordance with the manual on uniform traffic control devices for streets and highways 4. Asphalt to be neat tine cut l loot back From franc h Restoration as a minimum shall Include 4"Of crushed sU „7 top course and 2'asphalt C lass'B or replaced to Original Condition. 5. r is the resporiBN y Of the grantee tonntay atl utill districes sh4p/Nete property owners when such I>rOPKV is kable 10 injury or damage through the performer" Of the above work Call 1.88WQQ 424 5555 46 hours in am v"for undar9,x nd utility location.TTIs mstructlpr110pes not relieve the grantee from required notification d County KISPBCIOrS aSACft fled in paragraph 1.ab9/e Approved OY MMagsr _—_' Cnu^M ERaxaar BLUE ORIGINAUCANARY MLLINmwIHITE APPL • I"PINK.0181hi GREEN DISTRICT/WHPF ROAD FILE ' u OF R� ti PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT DESIGN/UTILITY ENGINEER'NG • 235-2631 oMUNICIPAL BUILDING 200 MILL AVE. SO. RFNTON,WASH.99055 % Pam. "�,TFp SEpt EV.0 BARBARA Y. SHtNPOCH November 23, 1983 MAYOR Mrs. Key 1008 Anacortes Ave. N.E. Renton WA 98057 Subject: Your complaint with regard to the watermain repair in N.E. loth Street. Dear Mrs. Key: This letter is being sent to you in response to your complaint with regard to the repair of the watermain in N.E. loth Street. The City has recognized the need to repair this watermain and in 1983 the funds were budgeted for this main replacement from Union, Avenue N.E. to the easterly edge of the ply,, of Honey Dew Estates. The plans for this project will be going to bid sometime in December 1983 or January 1984. The City appreciates your concern with regard to emt gency shut downs, and will do its best to keen them at a minimum. If you have any questions rega-ding the above, please contact this office. Very truly yours, Ronald L. 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IOth St. between Union Ave. N.E. and S.E. 138th St. and at 87th Ave. South from Taylor Ave. N.M. to N.W. 7th St. from 87th Ave. east to and including the Taylor Ave. cul de sac Provide centerline and horizontal topo, prepare mylar base maps in Indian ink on standard City base sheets and provide copies of field notes to the Cit . Subtotal - LuMe sum fee 4,210.00 Tax at 7.6% 319.96 Total 4 529.96 May S, 1983 CITY OF RENTON P.O.No.J��o�_ REOl1ISMON w ' 7 ZG itiliry Fngpeering )1' 37 49LD00ltS 5T4: �S•65 i 4-629.96 _ VENDOR NO. $ PHONE NO. VENDOR NAME AND ADDRESS VENDOR "REMITTANCE" ADDRESS t a Associates Same 1 - 12 h Ave. S.E. llevue WA 8o0 DESCRIPTION IN DETAIL AMOUNT LUMP SUM - Provide field survey of N.E. IOth St. between Union Ave. N.E. and S.E. 138th St. and at 87th Ave. South from Taylor Ave. N.W. to N.M. 7th St. from 87th Ave. east to and Including the Taylor Ave. cul de sac Provide centerline and horizontal topo`prepare mylar base maps In Indian Ink on standard City base sheets and provide copies of field notes to the Cit . Subtotal - Lump slaa fee 4A319.96 Tax at 7.61 Total 4,529.96 of RFti t"s z PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT _ DESIGN/UTILITY ENGINEERING 0 235-2631 , kY MUNICIPAL BUILDING 200 MILL AVE.SO. RENTON,WASH.98055 '9 b $9,rf0 SEPlto'a BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH April 26 , 1983 MAYOR MEMORANDUM TO: Di,,-k Houghton FROM: Bob Bergstrom SUBJECT: Water Main 1983 Replacement Project Field Survey I have received threeresponses to our Department request for field survey work on four water main replacement projects in our 1984 C:P budget. I have requested outside survey and drafting assistance because of our shortage of in-house survey assistance. The projects and surveyers are listed below with their respective lump sum estimates : Easements N.E. loth S. 134th 87th Seneea 6 Stevens Oyler $ 3200 $ 5300 $ 3200 $ 1960 Mullen $ 3975 $ 5694 $ 3975 $ 2329 Arnett ��80 $ 4240 $ 2130 , $ 1980 After we requested these prices , Ron Olsen and I r._-.'red a plan previously prepared for the easement between Seneca and Stevens. I feel that this previous work is acceptable, but will probably be redrawn. On the remaining tnree jobs , the Arnett and Associates prices are the lowest. I request your permission to sign a purchase order with Arnett and Associates to perform field survey and base map preparations for the three projects. Apprcved Bob Bergstrom OF 1?t ek v �•� z PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT DESIGN/UTILITY ENGINEERING 0 235-2631 0 MUNICIPAL BUILDING 20O MILL AVE.SO. RENTON.WASH.9W55 9 0 �P ,rELI SEPSE0 BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH MAYOR September 7, 1984 Dear Occupant This is to inform you that the City of Renton will be installing a water main in : NE loth ST from Unio Ave. NE to Anacortes Ave. NE As shown on the attacheo map. This water main will be replacing an existing old water line. We hope the inconvenience of this construction will be minimal, but if a specific problem does arise, the following names and numbers are heresy given for your convenience: The Contractor: H.L. Jacobson Jr. Const. Co. 13547 SE 27th Pl . Cellevue WA 98009 Office Phone 747-1157 Emergency Phone 881-8917 Skip Jacobson The City of Renton Utility Engineering 200 Mill Avenue South Renton WA 98055 Days Ron Olsen - Utility Engineer 235-2531 Abdoul Gafour - Inspector 235-2631 This project will be starting immediately. If you have any questions on this project, please contact the appropriate person. Very truly yours )ilt J d QL Ronald L. 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