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Senior Associates James R. DVnran.A.E.
Donald E.Spa,.nq.P.E.
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Associates Daniel G.chase.Y.E.
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June 3, 1936 D"a'A Owe.P E.
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RH2Engineering
1420 Market Street
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P. 0. Box 1130
Kirkland, WA 98033
Attention: Dan Ervin
Subject: City of Renton Emergency Generator
City of Renton Code Inspection Deficiencies
Dear Dan;
Please advise the Contractor of the following deficiencies:
A� i • Anchor loose conduit on wall above
House. generator outlets in Generator
aI�2• Provide ground rod on exterior side of generator building and connect
to ground conductor in generator power outlet.
�3• Provide one 3 pole or 4 pole 30 amp disconnect below 120 volt station
control tclemetering outlet and run
generator
circuit engine heater and 120 volt Powercircuit through7disconn
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41l ect,
4 Replace 400 amp one time fuses in main service switch
dual element fuses. with 2S0 amp
Item 1 should be no cost. Item 2, 3 and 4 will be extra cost to the
owner.Please call me if you need any clarification.
fours very truly,
Sparling &�A.sssoocc'i tesInc.
Thomas A. Leonidas, P.E.
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1920 EASTLAKE AVENUE EAST • SEATTLE,WASIIINGTON 98102 • (206)024-ISSS
Sparling & '.161a eS, inc.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS PrinciPal Thomas A. LnorI k,L P.E.
Senior AssoalsHm James R pwncan P E
00»k)E. Saari.N.PE,
Robert R. SParlw,g,P.E.
Associsles Dante,G.Chase,PE,
Greg S. Balm.PE.
June 3, 1986 DOuglaa A Bors. p.E
Herbert Rulle,
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RH2 Engineering I,✓��j' �
1410 Market Street
P• D• Box II80
Kirkland, WA 98033
Attention: Dan Ervin
Subject: City of Renton Emergency
City of Renton Code Inspection Deficiencies
Please advise the Contractor of the following deficiencies:
1 • Anchor loose conduit on wall
House, above generator outlets in Generator
2• Provide ground rod on exterior side of generator building and connect
to ground conductor in generator power Outlet.
3• Provide one 3 pole or 4 pole 30 amp disconnect below 120
control telemetering outlet and run generator volt station building lighting
circuit engine heater and 120 volt power circuit throw h
4• Replace 400 am 9 disconnect.
dual clement fuses. time fuses in main service switch with
260 amp
Item 1 should be no cost, Item 2, 3 an
owner.Please call me if yot, need any clarid 4 will be extra cost to
the
Yours very truly, fication.
Sparling 8 �Ass ci�esInc.
Thomas A. Leonidas, P.E.
TAL:bew
1920 EASTLAKE AVENUE EAST • SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 96102 • (206)324.15S5
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DATE: ��
Renton City Council
8/5/85 Page three
Public Meeting continued
Tibbles/Underwood Upon inquiry, De-En Lang, Subdivision Management, Inc. ,
10% Annexation 16031 119th Place NE, indicated that his client has an
Petition option to purchase a portion of the annexation area
continued which consists of two parcels fronting on 138th Avenue SE
(Duvall Avenue NE) .
Mr, Noland encouraged development of lots and homes similar
in size and value to those in his neighborhood, w- ch consists
of homes valued at approximately $80.000 to $100,000 situated
on 10,000 square foot lots. He noted that some of the homes
are located on two combined lots.
Concern was expressed by Council members in the event only
a portion of the annexation area is developed, therefore
requiring improvement of only a portion of the access
streets. City Attorney Larry Warren cited the Code
requirement for provision of access for new developments
to a developed City street. Mr, Springer stated the desire
of the staff to require primary access to Duvall Avenue NE.
Randy Havzc , 14322 SE 100th Place, asked if the City of Renton
plans to coordinate proposed access configurations with King
County. Mayor Shinpoch advised that since adoption of the
King County Development Guide, coordinated review of
development on city-county boundaries has commenced. Springer
added that weekly meetings have been held with King County
staff to discuss these issues, and an interlocal agreement
is now being proposed between the county and cities to provide
a legal mechanism to manage growth.
Councilman Stredicke asked whether the petitioners agreed
to accept the City's Comprehensive Plan and zoning and their
fair share of the City's bonded indebtedness. On behalf of
the petitioners, De-En Lang agreed to the conditions, it was.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECONDED BY REED, COUNCIL ACCEPT THE
10% ANNEXATiON PETITION FOR TIBBLES/UNDERWOOD. CARRIED.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECONDED BY REED, COUNCIL CONCUR IN THE
RECOMMENDATION OF THE POLICY DEVELDPMENT DEPARTMENT TO SET
75% Petition A PUBLIC HEARING TO REVIEW THE 75% ANNEXATION PETITION ON
Public Hearing Set AUGUST 26, 1985. CARRIED.
Policy Revision Mr. Springer asked the Council to consider giving its
for 10% Petition authority to the Policy Development Department to set public
Public Meetings meetings to review future 10% annexation petitions. He noted
that by eliminating posting of the property and publishing legal
notice of the public meeting, which is not required by State
law, the petitioner would be saved two or more weeks in the
four to six month annexation process. Instead, the Policv
Development Department will rely up.>n the Daily Record
Chronicle to publish an article regarding the public meeting.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECONDED BY KEOLKER, COUNCIL CONCUR IN
THE REQUEST OF THE POLICY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR TO AUTHORIZE
THAT DEPARTMENT TO SET PUBLIC MEETINGS FOR 10% ANNEXATION
PETITIONS. CARRIED.
CONSENT AGENDA Items on the Consent Agenda are adopted by one motion which
follows the listing:
Lot Line Building and Zoning Department requested revision of the
Adjustment lot ) ive adjustment provisions of the Subdivision Ordinance
(Section 4-1104(5)) to simplify procedures and comply with
engineering practices. The revision will require the City
to record the record of survey, the application form and
deeds transferring the property. Refer to Planning and
Development Committee.
Lightfoot Claim Claim for damages in the amount of $29.00 filed by Doris J.
for Damages Lightfoot, 11722 SE 77th Place, Renton, for damage to a new
CL 30-85 pair of shoes allegedly caused by surface tar on street at
2101 Edmonds Avenue NE (7/19/85) . Refer to City Attorney
and insurance service.
Renton City Council
8/5/85 Page four
Consent Agenda continued
Schrum Claim Claim for damages in the amount of $5,600.00 filed by
for Damages Bonnie F. Schrum, 306 Seneca Place NW, Renton, for damage
CL 31-85 to sidewalk, driveway, and mailbox allegedly caused by
City workmen (8/17/82 to present) . Refer to City Attorney
and insurance service.
Pretti Claim Claim for damages in the amount of $71 .18 filed by Wayne L .
for Damages Pretti , 1106 South 23rd Street, Renton, for repair and
CL 32-85 inspection of hot water heater, allegedly required due to
surge or sustained overpressure in City water lines
(6/29/85). Refer to City Attorney 6 insurance service.
Quintinskie Rezone Hearing Examiner recommended approval with restrictive
R-031-85 covenants of rezone application, R-031-85, filed by John
and Marcella Quintinskie, for 0.14 acre located at
426 Burnett Avenue South from B-1 to the same 8-1 category
to facilitate withdrawal of restrictive covenants filed in
1984 as a condition of rezone and replacement with new
covenants allowing a variety of uses. Refer to Ways and
Means Committee.
Planning Commission Mayor Shinpoch reappointed Mrs. Virginia Houser, 156 Monterey
Reappointment Place NE, Renton, to the Planning Commission for a three-year
term effective to 6/30/88. Mrs. Houser has served since 1980.
Refer to Ways and Means Committee.
Reality Plano Mayor Shinpoch transmitted request for social service funding
Club Request for frrn Bill and Suzi Thayer for Reality Alano Club in 1986.
Funding Refer to Community Services Committee.
Final Approval Parks Department submitted LAG 036-85, Police Department
of CAG 036-85 front counter improvement project ; and requested approval
Police Department of the project, authorization fot final pay estimate in
Front Counter the amount of $11 .810.40, commencement of 30-day lien
Improvement period, and release of retained amount of $621 .60 to
H. S. Builders, Inc. if all required releases have been
received. Council concur.
Final Approval Parks Department submitted CAG 065-84, Earlington Neighborhood
of CAG 065-84 Park improvement project; and requested approval of the project,
Earlington authorization for final pay estimate of $6,766.80, commencement
Neighborhood of 30-day lien period, and release of retained amount of
Park Improvement $2,026. 15 to Golf Landscaping, Inc. if all required releases
have been received. Council concur.
Puget Power Public Works Department submitted request from Puget Power
Request for for 20-foot easement over P-1 Channel right-of-way for
20-foot transmission line to Metro Treatment Plant. Refer to
Easement Utilities Committee.
Consent Agenda MOVED BY REED, SECONDED BY MATHEWS, COUNCIL ADOPT THE
Approved CONSENT AGENDA AS PRESENTED. CARRIED.
OLD BUSINESS Utilities Committee Chairman Hughes presented a report
Utilities Committee recommending concurrence in the recommendation of the
Portable Engine Public Works Department to award the contract for the
Generator Set portable engine generator set for the Highlands Pump
for Highlands Station to low bidder, Puget Constructors, in the amount
Pump Station of $73,291 .80. The Committee further requested that the
r" Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to sign the contracts.
I� MOVED BY HUGHES, SECONDED BY CLYMER, COUNCIL ADOPT THE
UTILITIES COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED.
Community Community Services Committee Chairman Keoiker presented a
Services report recommending that the City CourciI take the following
Committee steps with regard to the 1986 Block Grant Program:
19 H6CO Block 1) Adopt the 1986 Program Policies; 2) Authorize the Mayor
Grant Program to submit a letter of intent for public service funds; and
3) Authorize the Mayor to submit a letter of intent
requesting planning/administration funds at the 1985 program
funding level . The 1986 Program Policies identified the
Highlands as a Neighborhood Strategy Area for continued
revitalization efforts by the City, including housing,
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