Inn at Lake Stevens
Special Use Permit

The Inn at Lake Stevens recently opened in Lake Stevens amid some controversy in the local media. The owner had built a bed and breakfast in the City. The City would not grant an occupancy permit until the applicant complied with his conditions of approval, by improving a gravel road leading to the property. On Thursday, August 24th, the City and Inn reached a settlement where the City issued the occupancy permit and the owner agreed to submit engineered plans and post a bond for completion of the road by September 15th.

This webpage contains the actual permit issued to the Inn at Lake Stevens on September 17, 1997 following two public hearings and an appeal hearing before the City's hearing examiner. Prior to issuing an occupancy permit, the City required that the applicant widen and place paving on a 400 foot long section of gravel road between the end of the existing pavement and the subject property. The City also asked that the applicant provide plans showing that the work would be done properly.

The applicant initially said he had no obligation to provide engineered plans, just build the road. Just before requesting an occupancy permit, he submitted plans that were rejected because they did not include important information such as making sure road would be built entirely on City property and not on neighboring properties. The applicant then filed a $2 million lawsuit against the City claiming that the City changed the rules.

In negotiating a settlement to the suit, the City insisted that the improvements be built according to the special use permit.  The applicant agreed, in a court supervised agreement, to provide plans and post a bond before 9/15/00. If he does not build the road, the City can revoke the bond and do the work themselves. In spite of this, rumors have persisted that the City created conditions not in the original permit. To dispel this myth, we have published the permit below in its entirety.

The permit is somewhat lengthy and so a link to the conditions of approval has been set up for convenience. You are invited to read the full text or follow the link.

Click here to see the Conditions of Approval

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Special Use Permit

DECISION DATE:	September 17, 1997
FILE NAME/NO.:	Inn at Lake Stevens SU9705-02
APPLICANT:	Brad and Sherri Whitsell
LOCATION OF PROPERTY:	1513 Mitchell Road
APN:	072906-4-057-0008

PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Construct and operate a single family residence with five rooms to rent by the day or week (tourist home) on property located in the suburban residential zone. The home is proposed to be three stories high with a partial basement and a total floor area of about 8,730 s.f. In addition, there will be a six car garage separate from the home with living space for the family above. The home is intended to have a distinct Victorian appearance with a front porch, extensive detailing and a complex roof line.

I. DECISION

A. On the above date the Zoning Board of the City of Lake Stevens approved permit application number SU9705-02, granting all rights and privileges accorded thereby as set forth in the Lake Stevens Municipal Code (LSMC) for this permit type.

B.Exhibit A shall be the approved site plan. Exhibit B shall be the approved floor plan. Section IV of this permit lists certain applicable code requirement as well as conditions of approval to which the project is bound. The Department of Planning and Community Development shall be authorized to approve minor modifications to the proposal, provided that such adjustments do not cause non-conformity to the LSMC or the Lake Stevens Comprehensive Plan, significantly change any points of ingress or egress to the site, or alter any conditions of approval. Otherwise, the building permit(s) shall be in substantial conformance with this preliminary plan.

C. The applicant must also comply with any federal, state, or local statutes, ordinances, or regulations applicable to this project. This Special Use Permit does not authorize grading, construction, or building without issuance of the necessary permits from the City of Lake Stevens. Failure to meet or maintain strict compliance with these regulations and conditions shall be grounds for revocation of this permit.

Per LSMC 14.16.220 (Expiration of Permits), this permit expires on September 17, 1998 at 5:00 p.m. unless construction or use in reliance has commenced prior to said expiration date. An extension of the expiration date may be granted by the Director of Planning and Community Development pursuant to LSMC '14.16.220.

II. PROJECT/PROPERTY HISTORY

A. Pre-Application:

1. A pre-application meeting was not held.

B. Application:

1. This application was filed on April 29, 1997.

C. Applicant:

1. Applicant's relationship to property. The applicant is the property owner.

D. Public Notice:

1. Notice of Public Hearing" was posted on the property, mailed to neighboring (within 300') property owners and residents, placed in the official City newspaper, and posted on the Official Notification Board at City Hall on or before August 4, 1997.

E. Public Meetings:

1. No public meetings were held on this permit application, nor are any required by law.

F. Public Hearings:

1. A public hearing before the Zoning Board is being held on August 20, 1997.

III. FINDINGS OF FACT (Note: The numbers in the format "14.?.?" refer to the section of the LSMC which addresses the given issue.)

A. Property and Surrounding Property Conditions:

1. The following table describes the land use designations, zones, use categories (as per LSMC '14.40.010), and land uses of the subject and surrounding property(s):

B. Comprehensive Plan Conformance:

1. 14.36.200 The site's MDR land use designation allows the SR zone.

C. Zoning Compliance:

1. 14.40.010 The site's zone allows the proposed use (1.520 - Tourist Home) with a Special Use Permit.

2. A tourist home is defined as "A single-family structure in which rooms are rented by the day or week" Section 14.08.010 LSMC.

D. Compliance with Supplementary Use Regulations:

1. General Provisions

a. Grading, Filling, and Excavation

b. 14.44.100 Grading Permits A separate grading permit is necessary, as the applicant has already graded in excess of 10 cubic yards ( LSMC 14.44.100 and 14.44.110). The applicant filed an application for grading permit on July 7, 1997.

2. Design

a. Pursuant to LSMC 14.44.310 this project is not subject to the Development Design Guidelines.

E. Density and Dimensional Regulations - SR ZONE:

1. 14.48.010 Minimum Lot Size Requirements The minimum parcel size is 9,600 square feet. The subject lot contains 20,600 square feet.

2. 14.48.030 Minimum Lot Widths The minimum lot width is 80 feet. The site has a width of 100 feet.

3. 14.48.040 Building Setback Requirements The building setback from non-arterial rights-of-way is 25 feet and from all interior lot lines it is 5 feet. These setbacks are achievable on this site. Compliance will be assured at the building permit stage.

4. 14.48.050 Accessory Building Setback Requirements According to the applicant the height of the proposed accessory building (garage) is 26 feet. Therefore, the required setback is 19 feet from the rear property line. The proposed setback is 31 feet from the rear property line. The maximum lot coverage allowed is 40% of the lot. The project proposes a lot coverage of 25%.

5. 14.48.060 Building Height Limitations The maximum building height is 35 feet. The applicant indicated the tallest applicable part of any proposed structure in this project will be 30 - 35 feet. The building permit plans will be reviewed to ensure compliance with this requirement.

F. Recreational Facilities and Open Space:

1. The Recreational Facilities and Open Space requirements are not applicable to this project.

G. Streets and Sidewalks:

1. 14.56.010 Street Classification The following table lists the existing and/or proposed streets on which the project fronts and/or contains. The existing conditions and standards for the given classification are provided.

			Existing Actual			Proposed			Required
Street	Class	Exist or proposed	ROW	Pavement	Improvements	ROW	Pavement	Improvements	ROW	Pavement	Improvements
Mitchell Rd	local	E	40'	0'	Gravel	40'	20'	5' shoulders (paved and gravel)	50'	28'	5' sidewalk, 4.5' landscape strips, 6" curbs / gutters

2. 14.56.030 Access to Lots Mitchell Road terminates at the east boundary of the site. The right of way width does not meet City standards. Because the property is located at the terminus of Mitchell road, dedication of additional right-of-way is not feasible. Still, there appears to be sufficient access to the lot to provide a reasonable means of ingress and egress for emergency vehicles as well as for all those likely to need or desire access to the property in its intended use.

3. 14.56.050 Entrances to Streets There are no curbs in the vicinity and since the property abuts the end of the street, curbs are not appropriate. The driveway is shown on the site plan to be 16 feet wide.

4. 14.56.130 Construction Standards and Specifications Improvements to rights-of-way will conform to the standards and specifications adopted by the Department of Public Works.

5. 14.56.170 Right-of-Way Improvements and Dedication to Precede Development or Building Because the project abuts the end of the roadway, the paving, curb, gutter, landscape strip and sidewalk improvements that are normally required is not appropriate. However, since the tourist home will increase traffic, road improvements to the one block stretch of gravel road are appropriate to offset the impacts (increased noise, dust and deterioration of the road). The applicant indicated at the public hearing that he agrees to pave the 400 foot length of gravel road to a width of 20' and to provide 5' shoulders (gravel on one side, paving on the other) for pedestrian use. These improvements must be in prior to the house is used as a tourist home, unless an L.I.D. is in place which guarantees the improvements will be completed.

H. Utilities:

1. Sewer

a. 14.60.100 thru 130 Sewage disposal facilities are available to this property along the east property line. Connection to the existing sewer system is required. No extension of the sewer system is required. Appropriate sewer connection charges shall be collected at the time of application for building permit at the rate in place at that time.

2. Water

a. 14.60.300 Water Supply System Required Water service is required.

b. 14.60.310 Determining Compliance with Section 14.60.300 The dwelling units will be supplied by PUD per their requirements.

3. Other Utilities

a. 14.60.400 Lighting Requirements Lighting shall be provided in conformance with PUD standards.

b. 14.60.410 Excessive Illumination All exterior lighting shall be low sodium or similar low intensity illumination and placed in a way as to not cause glare on an adjoining property or right-of-way.

c. 14.60.420 Electric Power Electric power will be supplied per PUD requirements.

d. 14.60.450 Underground Utilities All new and existing utility lines must be placed underground. A reminder will be placed in the Code Requirement section, below.

1. Floodways, Floodplains, Drainage, and Erosion:

1. Floodways and Floodplains: The project is not within a floodway or floodplain.

2. Drainage, Erosion Control, Storm Water Management

a. 14.64.100 Natural Drainage System Utilized to Extent Feasible Natural drainage ways shall be maintained where possible and practicable. However, there is very little natural drainage route to be considered as a part of this review.

b. 14.64.110 Developments Must Drain Properly Due to the amount of impervious surface to be included as a part of this proposal, storm water detention is required. The requirements of the Department of Ecology manual must be applied. Included in this design shall be a study of conditions for a minimum distance of 1/4 mile downstream. Any deficiencies found shall be identified, and improvements proposed which will be the responsibility of the applicant.

c. 14.64.120 Storm Water Management Storm runoff and groundwater should leave the property in essentially the same locations as prior to development, but shall be restricted to not increase the impact on the properties downstream.

d. 14.64.130 Sedimentation and Erosion Control Sedimentation and erosion control shall be addressed in a "Small Parcel Sediment Control Plan" report and design prepared by a licensed professional engineer and approved by the City prior to the start of construction. It is anticipated that a rock construction entrance and siltation prevention system shall be detailed.

e. 14.64.140 Stormwater Systems to be Designed in Accordance with the DOE Stormwater Manual Stormwater treatment that included storm water quality enhancement is required. Such facilities shall be designed by a licensed professional engineer in accordance with the Stormwater Management Manual for the Puget Sound Basin promulgated by the Washington State Department of Ecology. Detention is required for this project. Quality measures should include identification of sufficient biofiltration.

J. Signs: No signs have been proposed as a part of this project.

K. Parking:

1. 14.72.010 Number of Parking Spaces Required The proposed use requires 8 off-street parking spaces. One space is required for each of the six guest rooms and two spaces are required for the single family residence. The applicant indicated that there will be six spaces in the garage, for family use, and 10-12 spaces in the area west of the house and south of the garage. Thus the parking requirement is met.

2. 14.72.030 Parking Space Dimensions All parking spaces must be at least 19 feet long and 9 feet wide. Parking lot layout will be reviewed at the time of building permit to ensure it meets dimensional standards of the code.

3. 14.72.040 Required Widths of Parking Area Aisles and Driveways The parking aisle width required is based on the configuration of the lot and the angle of the spaces. Parking lot layout will be reviewed with the building permit.

4. 14.72.050 General Design Requirements

a. The parking lot is designed so that vehicles will not have to back out onto a public street.

b. The vehicle accommodation area needs to be designed so that sanitation, emergency, and other public service vehicles can serve the development without the necessity of backing unreasonable distances or making other dangerous or hazardous turning movements.

c. The vehicle accommodation area needs to be designed so that vehicles cannot extend beyond the perimeter of the area onto adjacent properties or public rights of way.

d. The circulation is designed so that vehicles can proceed safely without posing a danger to pedestrians or other vehicles and without interfering with parking areas.

5. 14.72.060 Vehicle Accommodation Area Surfaces All vehicle accommodation areas are to be graded and surfaced with asphalt, concrete, or other material that will provide equivalent protection against potholes, erosion, and dust. Additionally, parking spaces shall be appropriately demarcated with painted lines or other markings.

L. Screening and Trees:

1. Screening:

a. 14.76.020 General Screening Standard By meeting the standard below, the project will be sufficiently screened so that neighboring properties are shielded from any adverse external effects caused by the project, and the project will be shielded from the negative impacts of adjacent uses such as streets and railroads.

b. 14.76.030 Compliance with Screening Standard - The code requires the project provide a Type B screening between the subject site and surrounding properties.

c. 14.76.110 Required Trees Along Dedicated Streets The site has minimal frontage along Mitchell Road, which is needed to provide access onto the property. Therefore, no trees are required along the street frontage.

d. 14.76.130 Shade Trees in Parking Areas Per the standard of LSMC 14.76.130, the project requires 20% of the vehicle accommodation area to be shaded by trees. This requirement shall be addressed at the time of building permit.

M. Environmentally Sensitive Areas:

1. General Provisions

a. 14.88.200 Applicability This permit is not subject to the provisions of LSMC Chapter 14.88.

N. SEPA Compliance: Pursuant to WAC 197-11-800(1)(a)(i) this project is exempt from SEPA.

O. No other portions of the LSMC appear to be applicable.

P. Public Comments:

1. Comments were received from the following concerning this project. The written comments are Exhibit C:

a. Letter from Donald and Jeanne Oates (June 3, 1997)

b. Letter from Shirley Keltner (June 6, 1997)

c. Letter from Don & Gloria deNevers (May 29, 1997)

d. Letter from Norman Mattson (May 29, 1997)

e. Letter from Kathleen Drew (September 17, 1997)

f. Letter from Donald Oates (September 13, 1997)

Q. Public Testimony:

1. The following testimony was received concerning this project from the noted parties of record:

a. Donald Oates, Tom Adams, Brad Whitsell, Bill Clough, Gloria deNevers, Kathy Carsen, Don deNevers, Sharon Levens, Sandy Ward, Gary Carsen, Shirley Keltner, Don Tastad, Gary Thompson, Leland Adams, Kathy Drew, Bob Craven, LaVaugh Sell, Diana Hale, Neal Dooley.

IV CODE REQUIREMENTS

(Note: The following list of items are not conditions of permit approval, rather certain local, state, or federal code requirements that the applicant need be aware of. This is in no way intended to be a complete list of code requirements, but a general checklist of major steps and issues. Please refer to the LSMC for a complete list of code requirements for your particular project type.

A. Code Applicability. This application is subject to the applicable requirements contained in the Lake Stevens Municipal Code, Zoning Code, and Building Code. It is the responsibility of the applicant to ensure compliance with the various provisions contained in these ordinances.

B. Deviations/Modifications. Insignificant deviations or minor modifications from the permit may be authorized by the planning director or permit-issuing authority pursuant to LSMC 14.16.250.

C. Pre-Construction Phase. Prior to commencing any site work, including installing any easement or right-of-way improvements, utility systems, drainage systems, street lights, mailbox structures, emergency facilities, storm water control systems, or any other improvements, improvement plans must be submitted for review and approval by the Department of Public Works. Said plans shall be in conformance with applicable code and the below listed conditions.

1. The applicant shall survey and mark all property corners prior to review of any submitted construction plans.

2. The applicant will be required to design and install erosion control measures deemed necessary by the City. These measures must be installed and inspected by the City prior to the issuance of any permits for site work.

3. Submit to the Director of the Department of Public Works and receive approval of a storm-water run-off and detention plan in conformance with LSMC Chapter 14.64 (designed per the Department of Ecology's Stormwater Management Manual for the Puget Sound Basin) for both the construction phase and a permanent system.

4. Per LSMC 14.60.450, all new utility lines shall be placed underground.

5. Provide a temporary rock pad at all points of ingress and egress to the site throughout the construction phase.

6. Show locations of all street lights required per LSMC 14.60.400 (Lighting Requirements).

7. A Right-of-Way Permit is required for and prior to any work done in a public right-of-way (LSMC 14.56.250)

8. All lighting shall be low sodium or similar low intensity illumination and placed in a way as to not cause glare on an adjoining property or right-of-way.

9. Prior to the approval of Construction Plans, the applicant shall obtain a Department of Fisheries Hydraulic Approval. Provide to the City either a copy of the approval, or, if not necessary, a letter from the Department of Fisheries stating that a permit is not necessary.

10. With the building permit application, submit a parking lot plan and a landscape plan in compliance with the standards for parking lot design and landscaping.

D. Construction Phase. The following conditions shall apply during construction.

1. All applicable noise and other nuisance codes are applicable.

2. Mud and dirt shall not be tracked onto public rights-of-way, but if tracked by accident shall be immediately cleaned-up.

3. During any site grading or clearing activity, the applicant and contractor shall use all available means of controlling air pollution (dust, ash, and smoke).

4. A separate grading permit is necessary (LSMC 14.44.100 and 14.44.110). No additional grading shall occur prior to being authorized by an approved grading permit

E. Installation of Improvements. Prior to receiving approval for the final building permit inspection the applicant shall:

1. Install all rights-of-way and access easement improvements on Mitchell Road per conditions of approval stated below. The applicant shall coordinate with all adjacent developments the final design of the street improvements and/or include the appropriate transition tapers for the street pavement to be included from the property.

2. Install a potable water system to serve the project per Snohomish County Public Utilities District No. 1 requirements.

a. Water service is directly available to the site from existing facilities in Mitchell Road.

b. If any frontage improvements are required by the City in Mitchell Road, any existing water facilities shall be relocated and/or water services/fire hydrants shall be installed prior to the required improvements at the developer's expense.

c. It is the developer's responsibility to notify the District of any required frontage improvements 45 working days in advance of construction of improvements. The District will proceed with design of the alterations and the developer shall pay the estimated costs of the work prior to the District commencing work.

3. Install a sanitary sewer system created per Department of Public Works requirements.

4. Install a permanent storm water control system, per LSMC Chapter 14.64.

5. Install all required street lights LSMC 14.60.400 (Lighting Requirements).

6. All exterior boundaries and interior lot corners shall be set by a registered land surveyor.

7. LSMC 14.72.060 All vehicle accommodation areas are to be graded and surfaced with asphalt, concrete, or other material that will provide equivalent protection against potholes, erosion, and dust. Additionally, parking spaces shall be appropriately demarcated with painted lines or other markings and shall be landscaped consistent with the requirements of Section 14.76.130 LSMC.

8. In lieu of completing any of the above improvements, the applicant may submit to the Department of Planning and Community Development a performance security to cover the cost of installing any or all of the improvements within one year of the date of permit approval.

F. Final Permit Stage. Prior to the Building Official granting approval of the final building permit inspection the applicant shall:

1. Dedicate to all utilities serving the subject property and their respective successors and assigns a ten-foot easement over, under and upon: (a) the exterior ten (10) feet parallel with and adjoining the street frontage of the site; and, (b) where any other utility facilities, including electrical, gas, water, sewer, drainage, and/or other utility facilities, cross the property. Verify the appropriate locations with the respective utilities. Include in the dedication document the following language:

These utility easements have been reserved for and granted to all utilities serving the subject property and their respective successors and assigns, under and upon the front ten feet parallel with and adjoining the street frontage of all lots and tracts in which to install, lay, construct, renew, operate and maintain underground conduits, cables, pipes, and wires, together with other necessary facilities and equipment, for the purpose of serving this and other property with utility service, together with the right to enter upon the property at all times for the purposes herein stated. All utility lines shall be placed underground. These easements entered upon for these purposes shall be restored as near as possible to their original condition. These easements shall preclude grading or any recontouring of the land; placement of structures, wells, leach fields, and any other thing; except utility facilities.

2. Provide proof of clear title to all land dedicated or otherwise conveyed to the City (or other agency). Form of proof shall be an American Land Title Association title policy unless the Director of Planning and Community Development otherwise determines, on a case by case basis, that another form would be adequate.

3. Meet the following Snohomish County Fire District No. 8 requirements, as specified in their memorandum of July 2, 1997:

a. Meet all codes, ordinances, and fire flows.

4. Submit to the Department of Planning and Community Development a security device to ensure maintenance for two years of the right-of-way and easement improvements, the permanent storm water control system, and any other public improvements.

5. Submit a letter from the Snohomish County Public Utilities District No. 1 confirming that all water and electric utilities have been installed.

6. Provide "as-built" drawings of all public improvements to the Department of Public Works. These shall include a hard copy and a digital copy in electronic (*.dxf) format.

7. Pay all applicable sewer fees. This includes a "general facilities charge," an "in-lieu-of-assessment" fee, and side sewer connection fees. Fees are based on the rate in effect at the time payment is made. An estimate may be requested at any time through the offices of either the City Clerk or Director of Public Works.

G. Perpetual Requirements/Restrictions. The following code requirements/restrictions shall pertain as long as the use continues:

1. Vehicle accommodation areas shall be properly maintained in all respects. In particular, and without limiting the foregoing, the surfaces shall be kept in good condition (free from potholes, etc.) and parking space lines or markings shall be kept clearly visible and distinct.

2. Parking area landscaping and site perimeter landscaping shall be properly maintained in all respects. The vegetation shall be kept in good condition and meet the standards of the code.

H. Permit Validity. This permit does not become valid until:

1. All outstanding development permit review accounts with the City have been cleared.

V. CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL

(Note: The following conditions of approval are intended to minimize public nuisances that may be caused by the project were the conditions not met. The imposition of conditions is statutorily enabled through LSMC 14.16.190 (Additional Requirements on Zoning, Special Use, and Conditional Use Permits).)

A. Pre-Construction Phase. Prior to commencing any site work, including installing any easement or right-of-way improvements, utility systems, drainage systems, street lights, mailbox structures, emergency facilities, storm water control systems, or any other improvements, improvement plans must be submitted for review and approval by the Department of Public Works. Said plans shall be in conformance with applicable code and the below listed conditions.

1. With the building permit application, submit a lighting plan for the external areas of the house. The lighting shall be cutoff so as to avoid direct illumination onto adjacent properties and to minimize the amount of spillover light.

2. Submit for Public Works approval development plans for the paving of Mitchell Drive to a width of 20 with asphalt concrete. The paving shall be done from the existing paved portion of Mitchell Drive to the site.

3. Submit for Public Works approval development plans for providing five foot wide shoulders on Mitchell Drive. These shoulders shall extend from the site to the intersection of Mitchell Drive with Mitchell Road. On one side the shoulder shall be gravel, on the other it shall be paved, with a white stripe painted to demarcate it from the drive lane.

B. Construction Phase. The following conditions shall apply during construction.

1. Contractor(s) shall cease operation and notify the City upon discovery/disturbance of any cultural resources or archaeological materials during construction.

2. The paving of Mitchell Drive and installation of shoulders shall be completed prior to the commencement of a tourist home use unless a Local Improvement District (LID) or some other guarantee the improvements will be installed is in place.

C. Perpetual Conditions. The following conditions shall pertain as long as the use continues:

1. Between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. guests shall not be not allowed to create noise that is detectable from the property lines. This may mean the management place restrictions on the use of the outdoor patio areas by guests.

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IV. APPEALS

If you wish to appeal this decision, an appeal application must be filed, with all required fees, within 10 working days of the date of issuance. The appeal of the permit would be heard by the Hearing Examiner and his decision would be considered the City's final decision on the underlying governmental action.

V. EXHIBITS (Not all exhibits are attached, but a copy is on file with the Department of Planning and Community Development at City Hall.)

A. Site Plan

B. Floor Plan (3 sheets)

C. Public Comments

D. Color drawing of model on which house design is based.

VI. PARTIES OF RECORD:

A. Brad and Sherri Whitsell

B. Jim Craig, Director of Public Works/City Engineer

C. Evie Berk, Building Official

D. Lake Stevens Drainage Improvement District No. 8, attn: Ken Withrow, POB 464, Lake Stevens, WA 98258

E. Lake Stevens School District, attn: Superintendent Dr. Joe Ghaffari, 2202-A 123rd Avenue NE, Lake Stevens, WA 98258

F. Lake Stevens Sewer District, 430 91st Avenue NE, Everett, WA 98205

G. Snohomish County Fire Prevention District No. 8, attn: Deputy Chief Jerry Job, POB 366, Lake Stevens, WA 98258

H. Donald and Jeanne Oates, 1507 114th Pl NE, Lake Stevens, WA 98258

I. Norman E. Mattson, 2209 E 18th, Olympia, WA 98501-7612

J. Shirley Keltner, 11325 N Lakeshore Drive, Lake Stevens, WA 98258

K. Don & Gloria deNevers, 1511 114th Drive NE, Lake Stevens WA 98258

L. Tom Adams, Brad Whitsell, Bill Clough, Kathy Carsen, Sharon Levens, Sandy Ward, Gary Carsen, Shirley Keltner, Don Tastad, Gary Thompson, Leland Adams, Kathy Drew, Bob Craven, LaVaugh Sell, Diana Hale, Neal Dooley.

CITY OF LAKE STEVENS

DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

__________________________ __________________________

Cliff Strong, Director Date

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