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INSTALLMENT NOTE
$2,620.81
Apri123, 1991
For value received, the undersigned promises to pay to the order
of the City of Renton, 200 Mill Avenue South, Renton, WA 98005 T�vo Thousand
six hundred and twenty dollars and 81/100 in Lawful Money of the United States of
America, with interest thereon in like Lawful Money at the rate of 10%per annum
from date until paid, payable in annual installments of not less than 262.08 in any
one payment, together with the full amount of interest due on this note at time of
payment of each installment. The first payment to be made on the 15th da of Ma
1991, and a like payment on the 15th dav of Mav annually thereafter until the whole
sum, principal and interest, has been paid; if any of said installments are not so paid,
the whole sum of both principal and interest to become immediately due and
collectible at the option of the holder hereof. And in case suit or action is instituted
to collect this note, or any portion thereof, I promise to pay such additional sum as
the Court may adjudge reasonable as attorney's fees in said suit or action.
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CITY OF RENTON 23-Apr-91
HOLMAN PAYMENT SCHEDULE
APRIL 22, 1991
Due -----------Payment------------- Principal
Date Princi�al Interest Totai Balance
$2,620.81
15-May-91 $262.08 $16.51 $278.59 2,358.73
15-May-92 262.08 235.87 497.95 2,096.65
15-May-93 262.08 209.67 471.75 1,834.57
15-May-94 262.08 183.46 445.54 1,572.49
15-May-95 262.08 157.25 419.33 1,310.41
15-May-96 262.08 131.04 393.12 1�048.33
15-May-97 262.08 104.83 366.91 786.25
15-May-98 262.08 78.63 340.71 524.17
15-May-99 262.08 52.42 314.50 262.09
15-May-00 262.09 26.21 288.30 0.00
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Anrii 22. 1991 Renton Citv Council Minutes Pa¢e 145
to the apartments. MOVED BY EDWARDS, SECONDED BY
ZIMMERMAN, COUNCIL REFER THIS MATTER TO THE
ADMINISTRATION FOR INVEST'IGATION AND REPORT BACK TO
COUNCIL. CARRIED.
Citizen Comment: Lynn - William Lynn, 3625 Lake Washington Boulevard, Renton, expressed
Property Access, BNR disappointment that the issue regarding the private crossing across BNR
Crossing, 3600-3800 property on Lake Washington Boulevard North could not be resolved this
Block Lake Washington evening. Councilwoman Keolker-Wheeler explained that action cannot be
Blvd. North taken on this issue until Council is apprised of the available legal options.
Citizen Comment: John Pavone, 1407 Shattuck Avenue South, Renton; and Dick Hartnett, 1414
Pavone, Hartnett - Shattuck Avenue South, Renton, expressed opposition to the construction of a
Appeal, Renton Village ten-story building in the Renton Village Center (Renton Village Associates)
Center, South Grady Way on South Grady Way, and expressed their concern that this development
(SA, CU-078-90) would impair the view of residents in the area and increase traffic problems.
Citizen Comment: Vaupel Versie Vaupel, P. O. Box 755, Renton, urged that the City strongly consider
- Board/Commission women and minorities for future appointments to boards and commissions.
Appointments
Citizen Comment: Webb - Mrs. Webb, 430 Mill Avenue South, Renton, stated that she owns property
Sewer Problem, Heather located on 136th Street, Renton. She urged that the City decline the request
Downs Area from Steven and Tara Holman, 13612 SE 136th Street, Renton, for sewer
connection since the City sewer system in the Heather powns area is already
operating at full capacity. Mrs. Webb also reported that the sewer has backed
up on the property, and that remedial action required that a broken check
valve be installed at her expense.
Citizen Comment: Tara Holman, 13612 SE 136th Street, Renton, reported that the septic system
Holman - Request to on her property cannot be repaired, and the seepage is causing a severe
Connect to City Sewer health hazard for her family.
System
Advancement Request MOVED BY KEOLKER-WHEELER, SECONDED BY EDWARDS,
COUNCIL SUSPEND THE REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS AND
ADVANCE TO OLD BUSINESS, UTILITIES COMMITTEE REPORT.
CARRIED.
Utilities Committee Referred 4/IS/91 - Utilities Committee Chairman Keolker-Wheeler presented
Citizen Comment: a report stating that the Committee considered the request by Mr. and Mrs.
Holman - Request to Steven Holman, the proponent, to connect their house to the City's sewer
Connect to City Sewer system. Their house is located at 13612 SE 136th Street, which is outside the
System City limits. In review of the proponent's request, the Committee found the
following:
I) Based on information from the Planning/Building/Public Works
Department, a failing septic tank and drain field exist at the proponent's
house.
2) Consistent with Council policy, sewer connections may be granted outside
the City limits if a failing septic tank and drain field exist.
3) As a condition of allowing this sewer connection, the proponent agree to
the following conditions:
a) The Holman's sign and have executed covenants agreeing not to
protest annexation for their parcel;
b) The Holman's make connection to the City sewer consistent with
City codes, standards, and policies;
c) The Holman's obtain and pay for all required permits, including but
not limited to the City Side Sewer Permit and County Right-of-Way
Permit;
d) The Holman's pay the amount of $2,620.81. This amount being
equivalent to the sum paid by the adjoining City properties within
Heather powns for construction of t��j�anitary sewer mains under
Local Improvement District (LID) #�'� The Holman's shall have
the option of spreading these charges over a period of ten years
with interest thereon fixed at the rate of 109b per annum; and
e) Acknowledge as non-City residents they are required to pay the
utility rate set by City Council for non-residents (currently one and
one-half the standard rate).
MOVED BY KEOLKER-WHEELER, SECONDED BY ZIMMERMAN,
COUNCIL CONCUR IP� THE COMMITTEE REPORT.
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Anril 22. 1991 Renton Citv Council Minutes Paae 146
In response to Council inquiry regarding sewer problems in the area and the
threat to Renton residents if the Holman connection is implemented, Utility
Services Manager Richard Anderson explained that construction of the East
Renton Interceptor will relieve difficulties experienced with the sewer system
in this area. He stated further that the sewer problems occur during the wet
season when rain water enters the system causing infiltration. Mr. Anderson
said that the City will conduct an infiltration study this year, and relief
should be realized before the next rainy season. Mr. Anderson also stated
that connection of the Holman property would not increase the threat to
Renton residents served by the sewer system.
Councilwoman Zimmerman commented that she supported the addition of the
Holman property to the sewer system because this constituted a health hazard
to the family. She also stated that the Committee addressed the non-resident
issue through the conditions set forth in the Committee report.
Councilman Stredicke expressed concern about the City providing service to
properties located outside the City limits, and noted that an annexation to the
City would also have provided a solution to the situation. *MOTION
CARRIED.
MOVED BY EDWARDS, SECONDED BY KEOLKER-WHEELER,
COUNCIL REFER THE ISSUES OF THE INFILTRATION STUDY IN THE
HEATHER DOWNS AREA, AND REIMBURSEMENT RESPONSIBILITY
FOR INSTALLATION OF SEWER SYSTEM CHECK VALVES TO THE
UTILITIES COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Citizen Comment: Sewer Versie Vaupel, P. O. Box 755, Renton, commented that the $2,620.81 charge
Connection, Holman, SE to Mr. and Mrs. Holman for the construction cost of the sewer is
136th Street approximately the same as was charged to residents 10 years ago.
CONSENT AGENDA Items on the consent agenda are adopted by one motion which follows the
listing. Councilwoman Mathews reyuested that items 6.d and 6.g be removed
from the consent agenda.
Claim: Moskovitz - CL- Claim for damages in the amount of $107.12 filed by Harold J. Moskovitz,
91-039 6058 36th Avenue, Seattle, for towing fees allegedly caused by a premature
decision of a police officer to tow his vehicle (3/30/91). Refer to it
Attornev and insurance service.
Claim: Brown - CL-91- Claim for damages filed by George V. Brown, 4534 Delridge Way SW,
040 Seattle, for damage to vehicle allegedly caused by steel protruding from a
bridge, (4/6/91). Refer to Citv Attornev and insurance service.
Appointment: Civil Mayor Clymer recommended appointment of Robert F. Stevenson, 1509
Service Commission Edmonds Avenue NE, Renton, to the Civil Service Commission for a six-year
term expiring December 31, 1996. Mr. Stevenson will replace Jerome Faull
whose term expired 12/31/90. Refer to Wavs and Means Committee.
Parks: Interlocal Parks Division submits an interlocal agreement for waterfowl removal which
Agreement, Waterfowl provides for a cooperative effort by several local agencies to translocate
Translocation portions of the geese populations to areas of Idaho. Refer to Wavs and
Means Committee.
CAG: 91-039, 1991 City Clerk reported bid opening on 4/17/91 for 1991 Slurry Seal; one bid;
Slurry Seal engineer's estimate $80,251.68. Refer to Trans�ortation (Aviation)
Committee.
Appeal: Renton Village City Clerk submitted appeal filed by Thomas A. Goeltz representing Davis
Center (Renton Village Wright Tremaine Law Offices regarding site plan approval for the (Renton
Associates), South Grady Village Associates) Renton Village Center, South Grady Way (SA, CU-078-
Way, (SA, CU-078-90) 90). Refer to Plannina and Develonment Committee.
MOVED BY NELSON, SECONDED BY ZIMMERMAN, COUNCIL ADOPT
THE CONSENT AGENDA AS AMENDED. CARRIED.
Separate Consideration: Utility Systems Division submitted a request for authorization to amend the
Item 6.d: Panther Creek Wetlands mosquito abatement contract with Whitworth
CAG: 90-047, Panther Entomologist and Pest Control Services (CAG-047-90) in the amount of
Creek Wetlands Mosquito $16,400 to include the preparation of a mosquito control option study.
Abatement (Whitworth)
Councilwoman Mathews noted that the agenda bill for the item indicated that
the amount budgeted is $25,000; however, in the attached information there
is a statement that the contract shall not exceed $32,450.
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UTILITIES COMMITTEE qpp����p
COMMITTEE REPORT 7'-oZoZ-�!/ ✓�'�"'^�''
April 22, 1991
STEVEN AND TARA HOLMAN'S SEWER EXTENSION REQUEST
Referred 4/15/91
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During the Utilities Committee meeting of April �8; 1991, the request by Mr. & Mrs.
Steven Holman, the proponent , to connect their house to the City's sewer system was
considered. Their house is located at 13612 SE 136th Street which is outside the City
limits. In review of the proponent's request, the Committee finds the following:
1 . Based on the attached memo from the Planning/Building/Public Works Department,
a failing septic tank and drain field exist at the proponent's house;
2. Consistent with Council policy, sewer connections may be granted outside the
City limits if a failing septic tank and drain field exist;
3. As a condition of allowing this sewer connection, that the proponent agree to the
following conditions:
a) The Holman's sign and have executed covenants agreeing not to protest
annexation for their parcel;
b) The Holman's make connection to City sewer consistent with City Codes,
Standards, and Policies;
c) The Holman's obtain and pay for all required permits, including but not
limited to a City Side Sewer Permit and County Right-of-Way Permit;
d) The Holman's pay the amount of 52,620.81. This amount being equivalent
to the sum paid by the adjoining City properties within eather powns for
construction of the sanitary sewer mains under LID �� The Holman's
shall have the option of spreading these charges over a period of fien years
with interest thereon fixed at the rate of 10% per annum; and
e) Acknowledge as non-City residents they are required to pay the utility rate
set by City Council for non-residents (currently one and one-half the
standard rate).
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thy Ke ker-Wheeler, Chair �
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Jesse Tanner, Member
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CITY OF RENTON ��N�U�� �����Y ��1�;��Ci�
MEMORANDUM
DATE: April 18, 1991
T0: Kathy Keoiker-Wheeler, Chair
Members of Utilities Committee
VIA: Mayor Earl Clymer
FROM: Ly,�C�ittmann, Administrator
Planning/Building/Public Works Department
STAFF CONTACT: David M. Christensen, Wastewater Utility
SUBJECT: STEVEN AND TARA HOLMAN (13612 SE 136TH STREET)
REQUEST FOR CONNECTION TO CITY SANITARY SEWER
BACKGROUND:
The Holman's are the owners of an existing single family home at 13612 SE 136th
Street. Their lot is the center of three tax lots (152305-9136) that are adjacent to the
plat of Fernwood East to the west, and Heather powns Division No. 1 to the south
(see attached map). Upon request of the Holman's, the Seattle-King County Health
Department investigated their septic system, determined it to be failed, and
recommended that the Holman's take whatever steps are necessary for the right to
connect to a public sewer system.
The City owns and operates an eight inch sanitary sewer line in SE 2nd Place (County
designation SE 136th Street) that is adjacent to the Holman's property. A six inch
stub was provided to the lot for future connection during the sewer mains
construction. This sewer main was constructed in 1977 to provide sewer service to
the plat of Heather powns.
This property lies within the Heather powns drainage basin which is currently under a
moratorium for connection to sanitary sewers (Resolution No. 2764). It also lies
adjacent to Zone 2 of the City's Aquifer Protection Area. This property would be
included within Zone 2 if it were either annexed into the City or if an interlocal
agreement between the City of Renton and King County regarding aquifer protection
regulation within King County was enacted.
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Members of Utilities Corr�ttee °�+✓
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DISCUSSION:
The Holman's property is an existing single family home, which lies adjacent to an
existing City sewer main and has a documented septic failure by the Seattle-King
County Department of Public Health. These above listed items meet the criterion
established by Resolution 2764 for Council's consideration of waiving the terms of the
moratorium and for authorizing connection to the City's sewer system.
Staff feels that it is logical for the City to provide this property a conditional
connection to its system for it lies within our service basin and it would help to protect
the City's aquifer.
RECOMMENDATION:
Staff recommends that the Holman's be granted permission by City Council to connect
to City sewer, consistent with City policy allowing connections outside the City limits
if a failing septic system exists. This connection will be based on the following
conditions:
a) The Holman's sign and have executed covenants agreeing not to protest
annexation for their parcel;
b) The Holman's make connection to City sewer consistent with City Codes,
Standards, and Policies;
c) The Holman's obtain and pay for all required permits, including but not limited
to a City Side Sewer Permit and County Right-of-Way Permit;
d) The Holman's pay the amount of 52,620.81 . This amount being equivalent to
the sum paid by the adjoining City properties within Heather powns for
construction of the sanitary sewer mains under LID �� The Holman;s shall
have the option of spreading these charges over a period o# ten years with
interest thereon fixed at the rate of 10% per annum; and
e) Acknowledge as non-City residents they are required to pay the utility rate set
by City Council for non-residents (currently one and one-half the standard rate).
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From: Steven and Tara fiolman ���R � � ����
i3612 s.E.. i36�' ���;�iV��
Renton WA. 98059
�71�j?72 C,17Y CI_�RlC'S 4FFfCE
To:� The Renton� City Council,
'�Te are reque�tin� your per-r•�ission to hook into the Rer.+on City sewer
system. As per the attached letter from the Kin� County Health
depart.ment, we have a failed sentic system. ';7e do have a se�rer stub
located within 50 feet of our house. T�1e alread,y receive our water
from the City of Renton, and we have contacted the County ?�Tatep district,
of which they claim no resnonsibilty for the water in our area. We also
agree to si�rr a No Protest agreement to future annexation proposals
that include our t�arcel.
We have lived at this address now for ten years and feel that it would
be more benifical for us to be on the sewer system. We have two
youn� children, Shelby, 22 years old, and Tayler, 4 months old. Our
house is located inbetween two othe� parcels that have Kin� County
addresses. A11 the rest of the houses in the nei�hbonc�od are in th$
city of Renton. We already feel as if we� live in the city, it is just
our house nwnber that is different..
� We would like to have all this work done as soon as possible, as ri�ht
naw ws have a terrible, fawl smellin� -mess in our ba.ck yard..
Thank you for your prompt attention orr this request.
Sincerely,
Steven and Tara Holrian
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�orman B.Rice,Mayor Tim Hill,E,Yecutive
9eattle-Ki.ng Cowaty Depa�-t�ment o£Public Health
Bud Nic011,�I.D.,�I.FLS.A.,Director
April 5 , 1991
Mr . Steve Holman
13612 SE 136th
Renton, WA 98056
Dear Mr . Holman:
I visited your home a few weeks ago and observed the
malfunction of your on-site disposal system. Conditions
are such that it would be much better to connect to
the existing sewer in the street in frorrt of your home .
Only as a last resort does this Department want you
to do a repair on the existing septic tank system.
. I urge you to take whatever steps are necessary to
apply to the City for the right to hook-up to the
sewer .
If you have any questions , please contact me at 296-4708 ,
Monday through Thursday, etween 8 : 00 and 9 : 30 a . m. _
inc re X , i
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Paul Robinson, R. S .
Sr . Environmental Health Specialist
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Earl Clymer, Mayor
April 16, 1991
Steven and Tara Holman
13612 SE 136th
Renton, WA 98059
Re: Sewer Connection Request
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Holman:
At the Council meeting of April 15, 1991, your request to connect to the Renton sewer
system was read and referred to the Council's Utilities Committee for review. The
Committee meeting will be held on Wednesday, April 17, 1991, at 10:00 a.m. in the 6th
floor conference room.
Please feel free to call if further information is needed.
Sincerely,
Marilyn . rsen, CMC
City Clerk
235-2502
cc: Mayor Earl Clymer
Council President Toni Nelson
Dick Anderson, Utility Systems Manager
Michael Benoit, Engineering Specialist
200 Mill Avenue South - Renton, Washington 98055
.April L5. 1991 `°'"'"'�
� Renton Citv Council Min �+P PaQ 137
AUDIENCE COMMENT Mary E. Merbach, 13732 SE 141st, Renton, representing the Maplewood
Citizen Comment: Heights Maintenance Corporation, distributed a map to Council members and
Merbach - Error in King reported that a quit claim deed to the SW one-quarter of northwest Section
County Assessor's Map 22, Township 23N5 (Auditor No. 2477060), was given to the City of Renton
(Maplewood Heights on August 1�8, 1987, by King County, and the City annexed this area, which
Maintenance Corporation) was contiguous to the Corporation's property, on May 20, 1988 (Ordinance
#4156). Upon receipt of the King County Assessor's updated map of this
area, Mrs. Merbach noticed that property owned by the Corporation was
shown as annexed to the City. Mrs. Merbach said that King County is
researching this matter, and that the City of Renton has also been notified of
the error.
MOVED BY NELSON, SECONDED BY STREDICKE, COUNCIL REFER
THIS MATTER TO THE �DMINISTRATION FOR INVESTIGATION.
CARRIED.
Citizen Comment: Vaupel Versie Vaupel, P. O. Box 755, Renton, stated that she had been informed that
- Human Rights the Human Rights Commission was no longer active, and urged that the
Commission commission be reconstituted. Mayor Clymer advised that the Commission is
still in effect, and appointments to the Commission will be forthcoming.
CONSENT AGENDA Items on the consent agenda are adopted by one motion which follows the
listing. Councilwoman Zimmerman requested that item 8.c be removed from
the consent agenda.
Claim: Kittleson, CL-91- Claim for damages in the amount of $442.26 filed by James P. Kittleson,
037 4518 186th Avenue SE, Issaquah, for damage to automobile allegedly caused
by a City vehicle (3/28/91). Refer to �itv Attorne� ?nd insurance cPrvice.
Claim: Jessen, CL-91-038 Claim for damages in the amount of $1,477.48 filed by Larry W. Jessen,
12919 SE 151st Street, Renton, for legal fees incurred in defense of a citation
allegedly issued in error by the Police Department (4/29/90). Refer to �i�y
Attornev and incnranrP �prvice.
MOVED BY NELSON, SECONDED BY TANNER, COUNCIL ADOPT THE
CONSENT AGENDA AS PRESENTED. CARRIED.
Separate Consideration: City Clerk submitted a petition containing 41 signatures from the Renton Hill
Item 8.c: Community Association requesting a water system update on Renton Hill.
Utility: Request for Council President Nelson noted that Renton Hill residents are experiencing
Renton Hill Water System problems with very low water pressure. MOVED BY ZIMMERMAN,
Update SECONDED BY STREDICKE, COUNCIL REFER THIS ITEM TO THE
UTILI'['IES COMMI E. CARRIED.
CORRESPONDENCE Correspondence was read from Steven and Tara Holman, 13612 SE 136th
Citizen Comment: Street, Renton, requesting permission to connect to the City of Renton sewer
Holman - Request to system due to notification from the King County Health Department of septic
Connect to City Sewer tank failure. The Holmans also agreed to sign a covenant to annex in the
System future. MOYED BY EDWARDS, SECONDED BY NELSON, COUNCIL
REFER THIS MATTER TO THE UTILITIES �nMMI .F. CARRIED.
Councilwoman Keolker-Wheeler requested that staff prepare a report and
recommendation on this request for the 4/17/91 Utilities Committee meeting.
Councilman Stredicke expressed concern about the City providing service to
residents residing outside the City limits. In response to Councilwoman
Zimmerman's inquiry, Mr. Tibbot pointed out the location of the property on
the map, and noted that the sewer line was installed when the Heather powns
development was constructed, but the Holman property was not connected at
that time because it was not within the City limits.
OLD BUSINESS Referred 3/18/91 - Planning and Development Committee member Keolker-
Plannine & Develooment Wheeler presented a report stating that the Committee considered the
mmi e proposed agreement for the Puget Sound Regional Council framework plan,
King County: Puget bylaws, and interlocal agreement. The Committee determined that the
Sound Regional Council Council should take no action on the proposed agreement until updated
information is received from the regional organizing committee on proposed
changes to the agreement.
The Committee further recommended that Council endorse the resolution
drafted by the Suburban Cities Association (SCA) regarding growth
management legislation. The resolution recognizes the cities of King
County's involvement in comprehensive planning and other efforts towards
growth management and supports legislation in the 1991 session that includes
the points outlined in the resolution. The Committee recommended the
resolution be referred to the �Yavs and Mean Commi +PP for adoption.
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CITY �F FtENTOI�i
Fr�m:� Steven and Tara Folrrtan ��� � �� �99�
13512 s.E. i36"
Renton,. WA. 98059 ���%'�����
271�772 a;iTY CLERt('S OFFICE
To: The Renton City Council,
`r1e are requestin� your perriission to hook into the Rer+.on City sewer
system. As per the attached letter from the Kin� County Health
department, we have a failed se�tic system. ���e do have a sewer stub
located within 50 feet of our house. T�Je alread,y receive our water
from the City of Renton, and we have contacted the County ?d3tep district,
of which they claim no resvonsibilty for the water in our area. We also
agree to sigrr a No Protest a�reement to future annexatiorf proposals
that include our pa.rcel.
We have lived at this address naw for ten years and feel that it would
be more benifical for us to be on the sewer system. 4Te have two
youn� children� Shelby, 2z years old, and Tayler, 4 months old. Our
house is located inbetween two othe� parcels that have Kin� County
addresses. A11 the rest of the houses in the nei�hbonc�od are in tr�
city of Renton. We already feel as if we-live in the city, it is just
our house number that is different..
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We would like to have all this work done as soon as possible, as ri�ht
naw we have a terrible; fawl smelling -mess in our back yard..
Thank you for your prampt attention atr this request.
Sincere]�y,
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Bud vicola,�I.D.,�Lti.S.;\.,Director
April 5 , 1991
Mr. Steve Holman
13612 SE 136th
Renton, WA 98056
Dear Mr. Holman:
I visited your home a few weeks ago and observed the
malfunction of your on-site disposal system. Conditions
are such that it would be much better to connect to
the existing sewer in the street in front of your home.
Only as a last resort does this Department want you
to do a repair on the existing septic tank system.
• I urge you to take whatever steps are necessary to
apply to the City for the right to hook-up to the
sewer .
If you have any questions , please contact me at 296-4708 ,
Monday through Thursday, etween 8 : 00 and 9 : 30 a .m.
inc re X,
�
Paul Robinson, R.S .
Sr . Environmental Health Specialist
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