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BUILDING PERMIT Ite Address INSPECTION A +s ",I CARD Project Description 1E PROTECT THIS CARD FROM THE WEATHER ;t4pfr. M�L m Q 1 U I _T)Q�. Building 4& Plumbing ❑ Mechanical ❑ Alarm/Sprinkler ❑ DURING INSPECTIONS THE BUILDING PERMIT & APPROVED PLANS SHALL BE ON SITE Permit # B B 0 6— 3 For Inspections Call (360) 473- 5870 Approved Date I FOUNDATION St Erosion Control In Place DO NOT POUR CONCRETE Foundation Footing (Check Setbacks) PRIOR TO APPROVAL Foundation Walls Plumbing Ground Work In Slab Mechanical Footing Insulation nd PLUMBING 2 MECHANICAL GAS PJWfr rd MING If I sv & 2 nd are approved 4th INSULATION 5thSHEETROCK WFINAL 4 All of the above must be approved prior to final LDING Rough In Duct / Vent Support / Test / Meter set Under Floor Framing Shear & Hold Down Connections L&I Electrical Approved Ventilation Requirements Under -floor Walls 473-5870 FINAL ELECTRICAL Dept. of tabor & Industry 415-4000 WATER MAINTENANCE 473-5927 Grease Trap, Back Flow, water Meters PUBLIC Driveway Approach 473-5270 WORKS Sewer Connection 473-5270 FIRE 473-5384/5385 L LL FINAL INSPECTIONS COMPLETED Occupancy Approval (Single 473-5870 amil Residence Only) DO NOT OCCUPY BUILDING WITHOUT BUILDING DEPARTMENT APPROVAL PROTECT THIS CARD FROM THE WEATHER Notes O P - r te`''e SUBMITTED: 09/15/2006 EXPIRATION: 05/05/2007 STATUS: ISSUED VALUATION: $3,000.00 CITY OF BREMERTON Building Permit PERMIT NUMBER BB06 00693 SUPER EIGHT MOTEL - NEW SIGNS Plan Review Fee DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Building Code Edition: DATE ISSUED: 11/06/2006 J Occupancy Group: 345 - 6th Street, Bremerton, WA 98337 $141 86 Type of Construction: (360)473-5275 Fax: (360)473.5278 Flood Zone: ASSESSOR NUMBER: 162401-4-011-2008 ZONING: R10 SITE ADDRESS: 5008 KITSAP WAY APPLICANT NAME: PENINSULA GROUP LLC PHONE: ADDRESS: PO BOX 14099, TUMWATER, WA 98511 OWNER NAME: PENINSULA GROUP LLC PHONE: ADDRESS: PO BOX 14099, TUMWATER, WA 98511 CONTRACTOR: CARLSON SIGN CO PHONE: (541) 382-2182 ADDRESS: 1605 NE FORBES RD, BEND, OR 97001 LENDER NAME: PHONE: ADDRESS: SUBMITTED: 09/15/2006 EXPIRATION: 05/05/2007 STATUS: ISSUED VALUATION: $3,000.00 tjLgpf ermit Building Permit $8325 2211 SUPER EIGHT MOTEL - NEW SIGNS Plan Review Fee $5411 4580 Building Code Edition: State Surcharge $4.50 0236 Occupancy Group: TOTAL FEES: $141 86 Type of Construction: Flood Zone: Setbacks: Sanitation Method: Number of Bedrooms: Square Footage: Bid Price from Applicant 1 TOTAL Inspection Requests Fire Inspections (360) 473-5380 DCD: Building Inspections (360) 473-5870 H/D: Bremerton, Kitsap County Health District (360) 337-5285 L&I: Department of Labor and Industries (360) 415-4000 PW: Department of Public Works (360) 473-5270 This permit shall become null and void if the described and authorized by this permit has not commenced within 180 days from the date of issuance, or if the work is suspended or abandoned at any time after the work is commenced for a period of 180 days It is the responsibility of the permit holder to see that the required inspections are made Failure to obtain required inspections may result in stoppage of the work until such time that the permit holder can susbstantiate to the City of Bremerton that the concealed work meets or exceeds code requirements Any demolition, testing, or financial burden shall be borne directly by the permit holder Failure to substantiate code requirements will indemnify the City against any and all responsibility or liability connected with the construction. I hereby certify that I have read and examined this permit and know the same to be true and correct All provisions of laws and ordinances governing this type of work will be complied with whether specified herein or not The granting of a permit does not presume to give authority to violate or cancel provisions of any State or local law regulating construction or the performance of the construction If listing the owner as general contractor, I certify that I am exempt from the requirements of the State Contractor's Registration Law under Section 3, Chapter 126, aw of 1967. All revisions to an approved plan require DCD review and approval prior to performing work All building and tenant occupancy permits are required to pass final spectio ®to permit expiration and obtain a certificate of occupancy prior to use or occupancy I have read, and agree to abide by the condition/of�his img all conditions of zoning, building codes, and State and Federal laws SIGNATURE OF OWNER OR i AGENT: PRINTED NAME: 4X1t��P DATE: IL -6-06 CONDITIONS City of Bremerton's approval of this application pertains only to the City's regulatory jurisdiction, and thus compliance with C" y regulations does not necessarily ensure compliance with federal or state laws. 1. (DCD-14) DCD: Approved Plans, Engineering, Site Plan, Permit, and Conditions, Shall remain on site and be available for inspection. 2. (DCD-22) Building Plan Review: Code Compliance -All work in the City of Bremerton shall adhere to the following 2003 International Codes: International Building Code International Residential Code International Existing Building Code International Fire Code i International Mechanical Code ! Uniform Plumbing Code International Fuel Gas Code 1998 WA State Barrier Free Code 2001 WA State Energy Code 2000 WA State Ventilation Code Page 1 of 2 CITY OF BREMERTON DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PERMIT NUMBER BB06 00693 DATE ISSUED: 11/06/2006 345 - 6th Street, Bremerton, WA 98337 (,� (360)473-5275 Fax: (360) 473-5278 ASSESSOR NUMBER: 162401-4-011-2008 ZONING: R10 SITE ADDRESS: 5008 KITSAP WAY APPLICANT NAME: PENINSULA GROUP LLC PHONE: ADDRESS: PO BOX 14099, TUMWATER, WA 98511 I OWNER NAME: PENINSULA GROUP LLC PHONE: ADDRESS: PO BOX 14099, TUMWATER, WA 98511 CONTRACTOR: CARLSON SIGN CO PHONE: (541) 382-2182 ADDRESS: 1605 NE FORBES RD, BEND, OR 97001 LENDER NAME: PHONE: ADDRESS: SUBMITTED: 09/15/2006 APPROVED: 10/23/2006 EXPIRATION: 05/05/2007 STATUS: ISSUED Check For All Washington State Amendments. Check For Notes On Plan 3. (Project -Specific) All signs must comply with BMC 20.52 MINIMUM INSPECTIONS REQUIRED Inspection requests must be received by 8:00am in order to be scheduled for same day. To request an inspection, please call (360) 478-5275 and be sure to provide your permit number, name on permit, site address, contact phone number, and inspection type. Framing Final Inspection - Building Page 2 of 2 CITY OF BREMERTON DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 345 - 6th Street, Suite 600, Bremerton, WA 98337-1873 (360)473-5275 Fax: (360) 473-5278 Receipt Number: BDD000690& € Receipt Date: 10/26/2006 Cashier: PCONROY Payer/Payee Name: PENINSULA GROUP LLC Tran Original Fee Amount Fee Permit # Fee Description Code Amount Paid Balance BB06 00693 Building Permit BB06 00693 State Surcharge I 1/2211 $83.25 $83.25 $0.00 1/0236 $4.50 $4.50 $0.00 Total: $87.75 Receipt # Receipt I / .•r BDD0006715 09/15/200e, wwI cL r C '— Payment Ck Method Nt. e CHECK 28( C- �j ft I �l1 Amount Paid Permit # $54.11 BB06 00693 Page 1 of 1 CITY OF BREMERTON PERMIT NUMBER BB06 00693 DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DATE ISSUED: 345 - 6th Street, Bremerton, WA 98337 (360)473-5275 Fax: (360) 473-5278 I ASSESSOR NUMBER: 162401-4-011-2008 ZONING: R10 SITE ADDRESS: 5008 KITSAP WAY APPLICANT NAME: PENINSULA GROUP LLC PHONE: ADDRESS: PO BOX 14099, TUMWATER, WA 98511 OWNER NAME: PENINSULA GROUP LLC PHONE: ADDRESS: PO BOX 14099, TUMWATER, WA 98511 CONTRACTOR: CARLSON SIGN CO PHONE: (541) 382-2182 ADDRESS: 1605 NE FORBES RD, BEND, OR 97001 LENDER NAME: (31 PHONE: ADDRESS: SUBMITTED: 09/15/2006 APPROVED: EXPIRATION: 03/14/2007 STATUS: PENDING VALUATION: $3.00000 Sign Permit $83 25 2211 SUPER EIGHT MOTEL - NEW SIGNS Budding Permit Plan Review Fee $5411 4580 Building Code Edition: State Surcharge $450 0236 Occupancy Group: TOTAL FEES: $141 86 Type of Construction: Flood Zone: Setbacks: Sanitation Method: Number_nf-o--t*,..;- 1b LI Inspection Requests 1 DCD: Building Inspections (31 L81: Department of Labor and Industries (1 This permit shall become null and void if the described and authorize abandoned at any time after the work is commenced for a period of 7, required inspections may result in stoppage of the work until such timi requirements. Any demolition, testing, or financial burden shall be bor., responsibility or liability connected with the construction I hereby certil ordinances governing this type of work will be complied with whether sp. ! any State or local law regulating construction or the performance of the1 State Contractor's Registration Law under Section 3, Chapter 126, Law; and tenant occupancy permits are required to pass final inspection prior I have read, and agree to abide by the conditions of this permit inc l SIGNATURE OF OWNER OR AGENT: PRINTED NAME: CONDITIONS 1 TOTAL , I (360)473.5380 1trict (360)337 -5285 I(360) 473.5270 Ince, or if the work is suspended or inspections are made Failure to obtain ,oncealed work meets or exceeds code will indemnify the City against any and all '3nd correct All provisions of laws and lhority to violate or cancel provisions of empt from the requirements of the gal prior to performing work All building City of Bremerton's approval of this application pertains only to the City's regulatory jurisdiction, and thus compliance with City regulations does not necessarily ensure compliance with federal or state laws. MINIMUM INSPECTIONS REQUIRED Inspection requests must be received by 8:00am in order to be scheduled for same day. To request an inspection, please call (360) 478-5275 and be sure to provide your permit number, name on permit, site address, contact phone number, and inspection type. Landscaping Final Inspection - Building Page 1 of 1 i BUILDING _ PERMI T INSPECTION CARD raorff T rwe min FROM THE WEATHER SOhe +Address1��J Pro Desaip Pqroon / ;44P*L frM L u,,;ia;,,.. At Plnmhina ❑ Mechanical ❑ Alarm/Sprinkler ❑ Permit # B B 0 6 - For Inspections Call (361 1stFOUNDATION DO NOT POUR CONCRETE PRIOR TO APPROVAL t1d PLUMBING 2 MECHANICAL GAST.Of OFRAMING . If I"' & 2 ted are approved 473-5870 4th INSULATION 5 th SHEETROCK- _/ INAL POST ON SITE Erosion Control In Place Foundation Footing (Check Setbacks) Foundation: Walls Plumbing Ground Work In Slab Mechanical Footing Insulation Rough In Duct / Vent �.........: i Toet / Mater set P, �Z- \"Z'— + 6 15- All of the above must be FINAL ELECTRICAL Dept. of Labor & ►ndasny 415-4000 approved prior to final WATER MAINTENANCE 473-5927 Grease Trap, Back Flow, Water Haters PUBLIC Driveway Approach 47.9-5270 WORKS Sewer Connection 473-5270 FIRE 473-5384/5385 14LL FINAL INSPECTIONS COMPLETED Occupancy Approval (Single 473-5870 F unily Residence Only) Date DO NOT OCCUPY BUILDING WITHOUT BUILDING DEPARTMENT APPROVAL PROTECT THIS CARD FROM THE WEATHER Notes Attacht-hent detail 12 D W 12 9 c I)nnc Super 8 VVall sign SEP 15 stucco BREMERT �EVDLPT OF E DEVELOPMENTstorefront Qtty four (4) points of att��i4� finish 1/8" angle clips @ 3" wide x 2" deep x 3" high. Cabinet ..0. . I C , , . r - - dome top wood framing P.O. Box 524 Bend, Oregon 97709 t -- -I �- (541) 382-2182 W,FAX (541) 382-2196 � %R NO Y 1 . V v %.0 v i .. V bottom File Name: Spr8Brmrtn 6p rry�T 7 o Client: Jim Archer �TThis�dees-iign is the exclusive Scale: 3/4" =I' _ _ _ — property of Carlson Sign Co. Dwg By: Kevin Wells Approves color, design, ' Date Others using this design Date: 08/31/2006 size and spelling will be subject to prosecution. Manufacture and install one single faced internally lit "Super 8" wall sign @ 72" high x 48" wide. Primary electrical feed to sign is by customer. Electrical current draw approx 2.2 amps for this sign (load not to exceed 5 amps). Franchise approvals for graphics obtained by Peninsula Group. EAST E-LEI/,4TlON _ P O Box 524 CARSON Bend, Oregon 97709 j x,(541) 382-2182 FAX (541) 382-2196 nio 12 @ 12 ow[E ITU SFP i r; 9nnr. RD COMM NETY DEVDELOEPT PMENT File Name: Spr8Brmrtn s e Client: Jim Archer This design is the exclusive Scale: 1/8" = 1' — property of Carlson Sign Co. Dwg By: Kevin Wells Approves color, design, Date Others using this design Date: 08/31/2006 size, and spelling will be subject to erosecution. O J. Manufacture and install one single faced internally lit "Super 8" wall sign @ 72" high x 48" wide. Sign area = ((54.75 * 48) + (8.625 * (32.75/1.75)))/144 = 19.37 sq.ft. 32.75' 7.625' 7.625' SUPER -Naili% - moo/ 48 P.O. Box 524 CARLS®N Bend, Oregon 97709 (541) 382-2182 FAX (541) 382-2196 n10D [Eg[25W[ED LW SEP 15 2006 BREMERTON-DEPT. OF NITY nF`�MENT En Go I File Name: Spr8Brmrtn . . Client: Jim Archer This design is the exclusive Scale: 1/8" = 1' property of Carlson Sign Co. Dwg By: Kevin Wells Approves color, design, ' Date Others using this design Date: 08/31/2006 size, and spelling will be subject to prosecution. flint - 5068 kitsap way, brenicl-LO11. wa - Goode Maps Address 5068 Kitsap Way Bremerton, WA 98312 http://www.,Z,,OO-Lyle.conViiiitps'tl*--q&lil=en&q=5068+kitsitp+way,+bi-emei-toll. . of 1 9/7/06 9:49 AM far.kso- p a rk A itsap'Aay Mi 5iCJI - b�Ljth eld DY M Forest Larm 4"t, .3,0 P n ill West i?iik W 0 St c cD w 12 @2006 Google Map data .. NAVTEQT" @20(1� of 1 9/7/06 9:49 AM linst, alsl dingle faced internatl�y _lit Su�pe4r w/altsign- r @7`2" high^x 4,81'"'ide o�n--east?e.l+enation, �a 1 of s, �peYr 8 Motel? "s L� S� r• n •S c='' �'r , � J-1 f 4'f �� l 200 ft �, o' t5 , i b aGlebe, Map dat,cvC00GogleIagey006'Lig100 m 600 o'N Manufacture and install one single faced internally lit "Super 8" wall sign @ 72" high x 48" wide. Sign area = ((54.75 * 48) + (8.625 * (32.75/1.75)))/144 = 19.37 sq.ft. 32./5" 7.625" 7.625' SUPER P.O. Box 524 CASONBend, Oregon 97709 (541) 382-2182 FAX (541) 382-2196 ElEgEoul M D SEP 15 2006 9 ERTON-DEPT. OF VIN DE-%/ELQM ENT En N En N EE ASI, File Name: Spr8Brmrtn . Client: Jim Archer This design is the exclusive Scale: 1/8" = 1' g Approves color, design ' � Date Property of Carlson Sign Co. Dwg By: Kevin Wells PP g Others using this design Date: 08/31/2006 size, and spelling will be subject to prosecution. CITY OF BREMERTON PERMIT NUMBER BB06 00693 DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DATE ISSUED: 345 - 6th Street, Bremerton, WA 98337 (360)473-5275 Fax: (360) 473-5278 FASSESSOR NUMBER: 162401-4-011-2008 ZONING: R10 SITE ADDRESS: 5008 KITSAP WAY APPLICANT NAME: PENINSULA GROUP LLC PHONE: ADDRESS: PO BOX 14099, TUMWATER, WA 98511 OWNER NAME: PENINSULA GROUP LLC PHONE: ADDRESS: PO BOX 14099, TUMWATER, WA 98511 CONTRACTOR: CARLSON SIGN CO PHONE: (541) 382-2182 ADDRESS: 1605 NE FORBES RD, BEND, OR 97001 LENDER NAME: PHONE: ADDRESS: SUBMITTED: 09/15/2006 APPROVED: EXPIRATION: 03/14/2007 STATUS: PENDING VALUATION: $3.00000 Sign Permit Building Permit $8325 2211 SUPER EIGHT MOTEL - NEW SIGNS FILE - Plan Review Fee $5411 4580 Building Code Edition: State Surcharge $450 0236 Occupancy Group: TOTAL FEES: $141.86 Type of Construction:e)LO Flood Zone: Setbacks: Ll Ik Sanitation Method: Number of Bedrooms: Square Footage: Bid Price from Applicant 1 TOTAL Inspection Requests Fire Inspections (360) 473-5380 DCD: Building Inspections (360) 473-5870 H/D: Bremerton, Kitsap County Health District (360) 337-5285 L&I: Department of Labor and Industries (360) 415-4000 PW: Department of Public Works (360) 473-5270 i This permit shall become null and void if the described and autt abandoned at any time after the work is commenced for a peric required inspections may result in stoppage of the work until su requirements Any demolition, testing, or financial burden shall responsibility or liability connected with the construction I here ordinances governing this type of work will be complied with wt any State or local law regulating construction or the performan( State Contractor's Registration Law under Section 3, Chapter 1 and tenant occupancy permits are required to pass final inspec - --- r .•. n, �-1 an riays from the date of issuance, or if the work is suspended or �egwred inspections are made Failure to obtain that the concealed work meets or exceeds code /)3 irements will indemnify the City against any and all to be true and correct All provisions of laws and n ' l : to give authority to violate or cancel provisions of `l� e, hat I am exempt from the requirements of the (j J and approval prior to performing work All building to use or occupancy. I have read, and agree to abide by the conditions of this p nd Federal laws. SIGNATURE OF OWNER OR �(� S S L�� AGENT: fn PRINTED NAME: I L_ D `� I �. I ✓L City of Bremerton's approval of this applicatQP ('fin, 6`� and thus compliance with City regulations does not necessarily ensure tori o Cowl.. ��. Inspection requests must be received by 8:00am4 �� fiction, please call (360) 478-5275 and be sure to provide your permit number, name on pel p� tj1 pe. Landscaping Final Inspection - Building Page 1 of 1 16i 1,12 (I / D PERMI El�TER Building Permit Application Dept. of Community Development * 345 - 6th Street, Suite 600 * Bremerton * WA * 98337-1873 (360 473-5275 * Fax (360) 473-5278 dicant: n Owner Contractor M Authorized ALyent Site Address: it"SaP Wa of LU H `1-231-D CONTRACTOR: mss. d s. &II cc), OWNER: e r g A _ L" 61 6C , 11L C, Address: O$ pJ ; 67)::)e -s ". Address: Y.O. 1 Ltb� City, State, Zip: d O 1 City, State, Zip: TLA Lj License # & Exp. Date: !A el 6010 6 1 S31 Phone #: Contact Name: t-� q-� i �� Authorized Agent Name: ,t_ 5 O j Contact Phone #: Address: 14 05 AJr-- i c e_S Fax ID/Parcel #: �s City, State, Zip: 77 p 16;L -to I --L --d 11 Phone #: <qq - - What is the application for? (Please check one) NEW SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENCE NEW DUPLEX NEW MANUFACTURED HOME RESIDENTIAL REMODEL ❑ RESIDENTIAL ADDITION ❑ RESIDENTIAL REPAIR NEW COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL REMODEL COMMERCIAL ADDITION r\f c,l u. -e 3 un, c -D COMMERCIAL REPAIR NEW MULTI -FAMILY TENANT IMPROVEMENT D 12 @ FgI f-,/7 NEW GARAGE/CAR PORT �f D NEW ACCESSORY BUILDIN SEP 15 1006 NEW SIGN ° STRUCTURE DEMOLITIONRREMERTON-DEN is OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRADING (Cubic Yards: OTHER: IS THIS PROPERTY WITHIN 200 FEET OF A SHORELINE? YES[—] NO Scope of work proposed: p)'f{=� , aw4 j ell (Ad On, /d''N,T 31'0 1�- 3°7 Square Footage: Dwelling: Garage: Decks: Application Tor which no permit is issued within 180 days following the date of application shall expire by limitation, and plans and other data submitted for review may thereafter be returned to the applicant or destroyed by the building official. The building official may extend the time for action by the app'cant for a period not exceeding 180 days on request by the applicant, showing the circumstances beyond the control of the applicant have pr a ted action from being taken. No applicant shall be extended more than once. In order to renew action on an application after expiration he pplicant shall resubmit plans and pay a new plan review fee. Applicant's Signature Date Valuation Plan Review Fee Permit Fee Surcharge Total Fees )001,54-11 ?25 4 - Application Tor which no permit is issued within 180 days following the date of application shall expire by limitation, and plans and other data submitted for review may thereafter be returned to the applicant or destroyed by the building official. The building official may extend the time for action by the app'cant for a period not exceeding 180 days on request by the applicant, showing the circumstances beyond the control of the applicant have pr a ted action from being taken. No applicant shall be extended more than once. In order to renew action on an application after expiration he pplicant shall resubmit plans and pay a new plan review fee. 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Priv...a.cy Policy Disclaimer Comments/email Sht http://kcwppub3.co.kitsap.wa.uslwebsite/parcelsearch1presentationlchameleonlmap.asp?C... 9/15/2006 CITY OF BREMERTON DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Receipt Number: BDD0006715 345 - 6th Street, Suite 600, Bremerton, WA 98337-1873 (360) 473-5275 Fax: (360) 473-5278 Receipt Date: 09/15/2006 Cashier: VWOLF Payer/Payee Name: CARLSON SIGN Tran Original Fee Amount Fee Permit # Fee Description Code Amount Paid Balance )0693 Plan Review Fee 1/4580 $54.11 $54.11 $0.00 Total: $54.11 Previous Payment History Receipt # Receipt Date Fee Description Amount Paid Permit # Payment Check Payment Method Number Amount CHECK 2702 $ 54.11 Total: $54.11 Page 1 of 1 CITY OF BREMERTON ..... - -. Receipt Number: BDD0006715 DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT : .- -- °' 345 - 6th Street, Suite 600, Bremerton, WA 98337-1873 (360)473-5275 Fax: (360) 473-5278 Receipt Date. 09/15/2006 Cashier: VWOLF Payer/Payee Name: CARLSON SIGN Tran Original Fee Amount Fee Permit # Fee Description Code Amount Paid Balance BB06 00693 Plan Review Fee 1/4580 $54.11 $54.11 $0.00 Total: $54.11 Previous Payment History Receipt # Receipt Date Fee Description Amount Paid Permit # Payment Check Payment Method Number Amount CHECK 2702 $ 54.11 Total: $54.11 Page 1 of 1 35 CITY OF BREMERTON PERMIT NUMBER BB06 00693 I' DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DATE ISSUED: r:f m --- tr'r' 345 - 6th Street, Bremerton, WA 98337 a,,;;z�,. ;j.. (360) 473-5275 Fax: (360) 473-5278 ASSESSOR NUMBER: 162401-4-011-2008 ZONING: R10 SITE ADDRESS: 5008 KITSAP WAY APPLICANT NAME: PENINSULA GROUP LLC PHONE: ADDRESS: PO BOX 14099, TUMWATER, WA 98511 OWNER NAME: PENINSULA GROUP LLC PHONE: ADDRESS: PO BOX 14099, TUMWATER, WA 98511 CONTRACTOR: CARLSON SIGN CO PHONE: (541) 382-2182 ADDRESS: 1605 NE FORBES RD, BEND, OR 97001 LENDER NAME: PHONE: ADDRESS: SUBMITTED: 09/15/2006 APPROVED: EXPIRATION: 03/14/2007 STATUS: PENDING VALUATION: $3,000.00 Sign Permit Building Permit $8325 2211 SUPER EIGHT MOTEL - NEW SIGNSFtL,E- Plan Review Fee $5411 4580 Building Code Edition: State Surcharge $450 0236 Occupancy Group: Type of Construction: 'F✓ L w v TOTAL FEES: $141 86 yp I ' i Flood Zone: �11/Y1 u Setbacks: 1 Sanitation Method: Number of Bedrooms: \v\l Square Footage: , Bid Price from Applicant 1 TOTAL Inspection Requests Fire Inspections (360) 473-5380 DCD: Building Inspections (360) 473-5870 HID: Bremerton, Kitsap County Health District (360) 337-5285 L81: Department of Labor and Industries (360) 415-4000 PW: Department of Public Works (360) 473-5270 This permit shall become null and void if the described and authorized by this permit has not commenced within 180 days from the date of issuance, or if the work is suspended or abandoned at any time after the work is commenced for a period of 180 days. It is the responsibility of the permit holder to see that the required inspections are made. Failure to obtain required inspections may result in stoppage of the work until such time that the permit holder can susbstantiate to the City of Bremerton that the concealed work meets or exceeds code requirements Any demolition, testing, or financial burden shall be borne directly by the permit holder. Failure to substantiate code requirements will indemnify the City against any and all responsibility or liability connected with the construction I hereby certify that I have read and examined this permit and know the same to be true and correct All provisions of laws and ordinances governing this type of work will be complied with whether specified herein or not The granting of a permit does not presume to give authority to violate or cancel provisions of any State or local law regulating construction or the performance of the construction If listing the owner as general contractor, I certify that I am exempt from the requirements of the State Contractor's Registration Law under Section 3, Chapter 126, Laws of 1967 All revisions to an approved plan require DCD review and approval prior to performing work All building ! and tenant occupancy permits are required to pass final inspection prior to permit expiration and obtain a certificate of occupancy prior to use or occupancy. I I have read, and agree to abide by the conditions of this permit including all conditions of zoning, building codes, and State and Federal laws. SIGNATURE OF OWNER OR AGENT: PRINTED NAME: DATE: CONDITIONS City of Bremerton's approval of this application pertains only to the City's regulatory jurisdiction, and thus compliance with City regulations does not necessarily ensure compliance with federal or state laws. MINIMUM INSPECTIONS REQUIRED Inspection requests must be received by 8:00am in order to be scheduled for same day. To request an inspection, please call (360) 478-5275 and be sure to provide your permit number, name on permit, site address, contact phone number, and inspection type. Landscaping Final Inspection - Building WTI n PnO6 J, 01 TA06 COP n � �Z 6 Page 1 of 1 _ Rio PERMIT ENTER Building Permit Application Dept. of Community Development * 345 - 6th Street, Suite 600 * Bremerton * WA * 98337-1873 (360) 473-5275 * Fax (360) 473-5278 flicant: 1-1 Owner [K Contractor M Authorized Agent Site Address: 1'4,,,p Wei. D_ CONTRACTOR: sa d S; til CC), OWNER:C_- Address: pS PJr- Fpe-_s ". Address: Y-0. I `f 0?! ' City, State, Zi ,, d 01 City, State, Zi I v, w, w License # & Exp. Date: 14 fil 6 D I O b 1 S3 Phone #: Contact Name: I kw,4 1 C Authorized Agent Name: 5.0 r- Co, Contact Phone #: � ;L -ZZ1 a- Address: c) 5 j�j, Tax ID/Parcel #:-)O-05 a City, State, Zip:77 p Phone #: - What is the apolication for? (Please check one) Q NEW SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENCE Q NEW DUPLEX Q NEW MANUFACTURED HOME Q RESIDENTIAL REMODEL Q RESIDENTIAL ADDITION Q RESIDENTIAL REPAIR Q NEW COMMERCIAL 0 COMMERCIAL REMODEL COMMERCIAL ADDITION COMMERCIAL REPAIR NEW MULTI -FAMILY TENANT IMPROVEMENT D NEW GARAGE/CAR PORT NEW ACCESSORY BUILDIN EP 15 2006 NEW SIGN LU IJ /fjSTRUCTURE DEMOLITION EREMER7'01�- ;L :u- OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENI GRADING (Cubic Yards: ------- — --- F -I) OTHER: ----- —---- ------ ------ IS THIS PROPERTY WITHIN 200 FEET OF A SHORELINE? Scope of work proposed: e a d (il^�.) 7-:! tIN Wq q_X "W 11. 3 YES NO 14 C, Square Footage: Dwelling: Garage: Decks: Valuation Plan Review Fee Permit Fee Surcharge Total Fees J�� %, 0 G-' l l � o1s 1�� 0 Application for which no permit is issued within 180 days following the date of application shall expire by limitation, and plans and other data submitted for review may thereafter be returned to the applicant or destroyed by the building official. The building official may extend the time for action by the app cant for a period not exceeding 180 days on request by the applicant, showing the circumstances beyond the control of the applicant have pr a ted action from being taken. No applicant shall be extended more than once. In order to renew action on an application after expiration he pplicant shall resubmit plans and pay a new plan review fee. Signature Date Kitsap County Parcel Search Map 57 KITSA P COUI"Tv GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM Page 1 of 1 All Catalogs D- 111 Applications Parcel Search Hazard Locators Voter Information Maps & Data Map Library Download Data Section Downloads Data Change Request Resources What is GIS? 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A' l N j J 77 c' ISI � •\ 6utchfald Dr )rn. d R o �j Forest Lawn rA°'-.'Qfh-•:1. _ `C �Y - • Park ss- '_1 *t 3t u •iC N \ �a J lug �� L cc lO' I - _- Iii: � ,..=7� •` _ 71. _ 02006 Google 12 Map data 020q§ jNAVTEQT" III of 1 9/7/06 8:49 AM OR gle faced internal!lly lit "Su "per 8"wall sign ©�� Install r, C� 72 hfgh x 48 wide on.,east,elewation LIP J� of Sipr 8 Motel:.moo s 1 L Z i 200 ft 100 m02006 Google,,- Imagery @20b6'bQalGlobe, Map day ' x:200, 6`N) Attachment detail Super 8 wall sign Qtty four (4) points of attachment using 1/8" angle clips @ 3" wide x 2" deep x 3" high. One clip in each pair is welded to frame on back of sign cabinet. StUCCO storefront finish Cabinet dome top Second clip in each pair is secured to storefront using 6" x 1/2" hex head lags through each clip through stucco finish into wood framing of storefront, using 2" dryvit/stucco crush collar space�� Each pair of clips bolted together with 1/2" x 1.5" hex head bolts, lock washers, 8t nuts. Attachment to storefront at each corner of sign _ SR � oTEI M enlarged view D D SEP 15 1006 9 i i M NEITY DEVDELOPM e of cabinet P.O. Box 524 CASON Bend, Oregon 97709 (541) 382-2182 FAX (541) 382-2196 Cabinet dome bottom wood framing i File Name: Spr8Brmrtn Client: Jim Archer This design is the exclusive Scale: 3/4" = 1' property of Carlson Sign Co. Dwg By: Kevin Wells Approves color, design, Date Others using this design Date: 08/31/2006 size, and spelling will be subject to prosecution. Manufacture and install one single faced internally lit "Super 8" wall sign @ 72" high x 48" wide. Primary electrical feed to sign is by customer. Electrical current draw approx 2.2 amps for this sign (load not to exceed 5 amps). Franchise approvals for graphics obtained by Peninsula Group. Easy E EuaTION * P.O. Box 524 File NAme: Spr8Brmrtn _Ift CARLSON Bend, Oregon 97709 Client: Jim Archer x,(541) 382-2182 FAX (541) 382-2196 Scale: 1/8" = 1' Dwg By: Kevin Wells Date: 08/31/2006 O SEPD 1 5 inns BREMRTON-DLPT, or COMM NETY DEVELOPMENT NT This design is the exclusive Approves color, design, Date property of Carlson Sign Co. A pp g Others using this design size, and spelling will be subiect to prosecution. aq,� I t- Rio �.� PERMI ENTER Building Permit Application Dept. of Community Development * 345 - 6th Street, Suite 600 * Bremerton * WA * 98337-1873 (360) 473-5275 * Fax (360) 473-5278 ihcant`s>13m.:T-1: Owner i.Contractor Autlioriized,A'ent . Site Address: t-4 o p w a of IrlH `7-3?31-D CONTRACTOR: s a, S. &II OWNER: (ck 6t 0 I'L G - Address: OS PJF— Foy e -s (Z Address: ��• 1`f"c? Permit Fee City, State, Zi r, d 0 I City, State, Zip: it Cj 5i License # & Exp. Date: 6010 6 1 S31 Phone #: Contact Name: 4 Authorized Agent Name: Contact Phone #: Address: 14 o Tax ID/Parcel #: City, State, Zip: p Phone #: - What is the application for? (Please check one) NEW SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENCE NEW DUPLEX 0 NEW MANUFACTURED HOME RESIDENTIAL REMODEL 0 RESIDENTIAL ADDITION RESIDENTIAL REPAIR Q NEW COMMERCIAL Q COMMERCIAL REMODEL Q COMMERCIAL ADDITION COMMERCIAL REPAIR NEW MULTI -FAMILY Q TENANT IMPROVEMENT I) Jj "Y NEW GARAGE/CAR PORT D Q NEW ACCESSORY BUILDING"SEP ] 5 2006 NEW SIGNM' STRUCTURE DEMOLITIONBREMERTfON� DI Ep-I: OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Q GRADING (Cubic Yards: ------- — --- ) OTHER: ------------------------ IS THIS PROPERTY WITHIN 200 FEET OF A SHORELINE? YES NO Scope of work proposed: I w ,." Square Footage: Dwelling: Garage: Decks: Valuation Plan Review Fee Permit Fee Surcharge Total Fees Application for which no permit is issued within 180 days following the date of application shall expire by limitation, and plans and other data submitted for review may thereafter be returned to the applicant or destroyed by the building official. The building official may extend the time for action by the app'cant for a period not exceeding 180 days on request by the applicant, showing the circumstances beyond the control of the applicant have pr a ted action from being taken. No applicant shall be extended more than once. In order to renew action on an application after expiration he pplicant shall resubmit plans and pay a new plan review fee. Applicant's Signature C-1�–C)� Date CITY OF BREMERTON DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Receipt Number: BDD000690671 345 - 6th Street, Suite 600, Bremerton, WA 98337-1873 (360) 473-5275 Fax: (360) 473-5278 Receipt Date: 10/26/2006 Cashier: PCONROY Payer/Payee Name: PENINSULA GROUP LLC Tran Original Fee Amount Fee Permit # Fee Description Code Amount Paid Balance BB06 00693 Building Permit 1/2211 $83.25 $83.25 $0.00 BB06 00693 State Surcharge 1/0236 $4.50 $4.50 $0.00 Total: $87.75 Previous Payment History Receipt # Receipt Date Fee Description Amount Paid Permit # BDD0006715 09/15/2006 Plan Review Fee Payment Check Payment Method Number Amount CHECK 2809 $ 87.75 Total: $87.75 $54.11 BB06 00693 Page 1 of 1 BUILDING DEPARTMENT ROUTING FOR OCCUPANCY PER11IT Name: ,S�/�e� 8 »Ioii--.0 7�- Deiy•s� y /s Address: J-ao o y Builder: /`e G 6 w,ye /% OCCUPANCY MUST BE APPROVED BY THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENT IN / ACCORDANCE WITH DEPARTMENT'S COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS: DEPARTMENT COMMENTS DATE SENT /- `!—o f' RETURN DATELINE Ye APPROVAL OF TEMPORARY OCCUPANCY CITY OF BREMERTON * BUILDING DEPARTMENT PHONE: 478-5281 This certifies that the structure located at 5008 tGapp Way Bremerton, Washington, constructed under Permit Number 4972 dated 4/15/83 has been approved for temporary occupancy and that it may be occupied in accordance with the provisions of the Building Codes of the City of Bremerton. This Occupancy Certificate issued to Date 10/14/83 NORITMEST II INC BUILDIN�OFFIAL Contingencies if any: The issuance of this Temporary Permit is conditional upon timely performance of: (1) Compliance with Rezone Ord. # 3682. (2) Fire Alarm System must have mini -horns installed in each guest room by 10/18/83. (3) Fire Alarm System must be complete with tie to Fire Dispatch by 10/18/83. (4) Building address numbers must be installed by 10/18/83. (5) Flow switch must be moved on sprinkler piping to allow for testing. Tamper switch must be installed on OS & Y valve. Backflow device must be installed on sprinkler piping 10/18/83. (6) Identification labels -needed on fire extinguisher locations by 10/18/83. (7) Completion of landscaping per approved plan. Completion of these items does not entitle the applicant to a permanent C/O. APPROVAL OF TEMPORARY OCCUPANCY CITY OF BREMERTON * BUILDING DEPARTMENT PHONE: 478-5281 This certifies that the structure located at 5008 Kit -gap Way Bremerton, Washington, constructed under Permit Number' 4979 dated 4/15/83 has been approved for temporary occupancy and th;3t it may be occupied -in accordance with the -provisions of the Building Codes of the City of Bremerton. This Occupancy Certificate issued to Date -10/14/83 NORT MEST II INC 4B1UILD)1G!04FF1t_1AL Contingencies if any: The issuance of this Temporary Permit is conditional Upon timely performance of: (1) Compliance with Rezone Ord. # 3682. (2) Fire Alarm System must have mini -horns installed in each guest roan by 10/18/83. (3) Fire Alarm System must be cariplete with tie to Fire Dispatch by 10/18/83: (4) Building address numbers must be installed by 10/18/83. (5) Flow Witch must be moved on sprinkler piping to allow for testing. Tamper switch must be installed on OS & Y valve. Backflow device must be installed on sprinkler piping 10/18/83. (6) Identification labels -needed on fire extinguisher locations by 10/18/83. (7) Complot4.on of landscaping per approved plan. Completion of these iters does not entitle the applicant to a permanent C/O. .' 4,99EMERTON FIRE DEPT. 817 Pacific Avenue Bremerton, WA 98310 478-5380 Date FIRE PREVENTION INSPECTION REPORT FIRE MARSHAL'S OFFICE 478-5390 Time 9''rro '41 in Name of Business Located at Phone ''��''� Phone Owner/Manager Bus. Lic No.-�D Your attention is called to the following violation (s) of the Uniform Fire Code and/or other applicable State and National codes. We appreciate your cooperation in correcting these violation (s) on or before the date listed. Failure to correct these violation (s) will result in such further action as the law requires. ®reinspection will be made at the end of the specified time. El Please submit a postcard or letter of compliance when these items are corrected. Correction Date ❑ NO DEFICIENCIES FOUND. ❑ Have your portable fire extinguishers serviced by persons properly trained and qualified. This must be accomplished on at least an annual basis or when indicated by periodic inspections. (Section 13.302, Uniform Fire Code) •� r/4��/y9.'E.!..... irA.' ...... �y,�.-t .:: F,�t.�/.':"e�...I PC .f�'.•if;r!r°?. � .?,,....!'!.i%�!,?• 1. r ���/D✓ /,.r.'$•ftt'.-r....-!:�A...Y!!'7-•Y.:s•.................................................................... ,/ �/ O :.�,....��_..��................................................................................ ............................................................................................................... �.'_ ..................... l0/'Xlv-3 �j................................................................................................................ C% 7 7 ete, ....,Fct./,.%. y� . �%i�1�,�,T.. ,�;'�'.....! �!�•/J�Q....(0.41 • i�/F'i/ii/ .�,�' ........... ... l� ... a4•f� ... 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Cityof Bremerton, NO rl 'URDIVANT r1 239 FOURTH STREET MOSELY BREMERTON, WASHINGTON 98310 13 RIAN (206)478-5252 L. PACHEKIS June 10, 1983 MERSON 't 6 ROUIN -r 7 :R HORNING :18 OHNSON :t9 Seattle Realty Western Properties 13975 Interubran Avenue S. Seattle, Washington 98168 MAYOR MORRIE Df Attention: Mr. M. Schowrup Re: Enforcement of Ordinance 1792 Zoning Restrictions - Kitsap Way/Shorewood Drive Dear Mr. Scourupp: The City has determined that the following actions at the Kitsap Way/Shorewood Drive site are inconsistent with the conditions of rezoning specified in Ordinance 1972 (attached): 1. 2. A substantial number of the existing trees which were to have been retained in the required perimeter and interior landscape areas, as shown on the approved site plan and described in Ordinance 1792 condi-. tions 8. f (1)-(7), have been removed by grading activities at the site The grading activities now shown on your grading and utility plan will be raising the elevation of portions of the northerly parking areas significantly higher than was proposed at the time of the rezone (as indicated by the presence of several existing trees to remain in the interior of the site on the approved site plan). These raised elevations will almost certainly undermine the effectiveness of the 6- and 8- foot high fence which was required to screen the business development from I adjacent residential uses to the nroth. As a result, the City has determined that you must satisfy the following requirements before any further grading, building or occupancy permits will be issued at this site: 1. Submit five copies of an accurate landscape plan to scale, approved by a privately retained licensed landscape architect, certified Wash- vc ington State Nurseryman or certified Washington State Landscaper, for .� Planning and Engineering Department approval. This plan shall indicate: q03 a. Remaining:'existing trees to be retained; b. Remaining existing trees which must be topped or removed in order that they not constitute a safety hazard; c. Measures to be taken to protect remaining existing trees during land alteration and construction. 2 fl DIM APPROVAL 6tM1b A�ZaWQWWOON 4F COmP1_ f AJCG- Wirlq 6 (19(11 10 4�ti (ApLl CANT .- 000ce_ d M07T� L G► y ci d. Supplementery native vegetation to be added to the north perimeter ❑ natural area to replace and supplement remaining vegetation. e. Replacement of trees designated for retention on the approved site ❑ plan with comparable trees of the largest size feasible. For example, replacement of a 12 inch diameter evergreen tree should consist of two or more trees whose total trunk diameter is essent- ially equivalent in area to 12 inches and of a similar species typical of Pacific Northwest native vegetation. f. Location of the required fence so as to most effectively screen ❑ light and glare from the buildings and parking area as viewed from adjacent residential properties on the north. Elevation drawings showing the relationship of the northerly parking areas, the fence and the adjacent two residential structures shall be supplied. g. Compliance with all applicable rezone requirements. ❑ Pay the necessary fees for the City to retain a qualifed consultant 's to advise the City as to whether the proposed landscape plan adequately addresses' the above�requ�irements. .. This shall include any time necessary to attend any meetings between the City and applicant if the City requires such meetingsin order to work out any problems not adequately addressed by the proposed landscape plan. 3. In addition to the required performance and maintenance assurance devices (Ordinance 1792 9 d. and e.), post a maintenance bond -in -an amount to be determined by the City sufficient to replace the trees and other vegetation which were improperly removed; said bond shall remain in force and effect for a period to be determined bythe City upon consultation with the advisor to the City described above, and shall guarantee that any dead, diseased, stolen or vandalized plant- ings shall be replaced within three months. 4. Provide the City with an agreement granting the City and its agents the right to enter the property and perform any required work remain- ing undone at the expiration of the above required maintenance bond. Sincerely, Ken Att ery, Planning Directo KA:jg Attachment: Ordinance 1792 cc: William Smith, 1103 Shorewood Drive Fritz J. Jappe, 1109 Shorewood Drive Bayshore West Homeowner's Association, 924 Shorwood Drive Denny's Restaurant, (Barbara Lamb) P.O. Box 3710, La Miranda, CA 90637 Motel Eight, (Ron Shipley) P.O. Box 3825, Lacey, WA 98503 Bill Broughton, City Attorney Allan Kane, Citv Engineer Al Vilwock., Building Official V eXA1N11YC- OF,Q�20A)E Of,61, 1PVCF : n%O%fL S_ ORDINANCE AN ORDINANCE amending Ordinance No. 3682, Section 1 (6), relating to Seattle Realty rezone. AMMOV41-S 1169V14ZA ffy e/ rq 1FPApMLFO� THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BREMERTON DOES HEREBY ORDAIN: Ordinance No. 3682 shall be amended to read as follows: SECTION 1: That the use and area maps of Ordinance No. 1792, are hereby amended in conformity with Title IV, Chapter I thereof, as follows: That portion of Government Lot 4, Section 16, Township 24 North, Range 1 East, W.M., further described as Parcels 2 through 8 (attached), LESS that portion already zoned B-3 by the City of Bremerton in Ordinance 2692, dated August 10, 1966, situate in Kitsap County, Washington. BE AND THE SAME HEREBY is reclassified from Residential 1 (R-1) to a Business 2 (B-2), subject to the following conditions: 1. This rezone is subject to the various requirements contained in the Bremerton Area Plan, the Bremerton Zoning Ordinance, the Uniform Building Code and other applicable laws and regulations. It is the responsibility of the developer to assure compliance with the applicable provisions contained therein. 2. The site shall be developed essentially the same as the site plan labelled Exhibit "B" except as modified to meet conditions of approval listed herein. 3. The site plan and conditions applicable to this rezone shall also be binding on all adjacent commercially zoned (property to the south fronting on Kitsap Way, which was rezoned by Bremerton Ordinance 42692. 4. Any changes, revisions or additions which constitute a si,ni.icant departure from the appioved site plan shall require <3D[�roval of the Planning Commission, subject to appeal co the City Council within ten (10) calendar days. 5. For uses other than a bank, the development of the area on Fhe site plan labelled "Bank or Similar Use" shall require Planning Commission land use approval to assure that adequate parking is provided and that the proposed use does not include high traffic generators such as fast food restaurants, convenience stores, or service stations. 6. Prior to the issuance of any grading permit the devolover shall: 4 MMRA a. Dedicate five (5) feet of -right. -of -way to the city of Bremerton along Shorewood -Drive from Kitsap Way to the north line of the subject property. b-. Provide plansindicating compliance with Engineering Department standards.for erosion control. 7. Prior to the issuance of any building permits, the developer shall submit plans showing: a. Provisions for erosion control, storm water detention, and: coattolled outflow to. Engineering Department standards. Lf the approved storm water. runoff systenr is determined inadequate for any reasom at any time- after the, occupancy permit has- beem granted, the. subjectproperty, owner shall be. required to. conform -to any -additional requirements determined necessary, by the: -City Engineer. b. Lnergy conserving site and building design. c. Detail for site lighting which: E. Landscaping as follows: L) Does not floodlight. the face of buildings,. particularly- the motel and office :: M�: ";;ter: acades ; �ah:ich:: act' czn resideatiaT;. =o a=ties: the north and ' east of the- site. Z) Indicates that -parking area lighting 396 p north of the motel. and office is low intensity and. will. not. exceed i ittfle t. is height. en 3) Is limited to -entry way lighting on the north- side of the motel and office and to that which is,essential- to:pedestrian safety. The north parking areas shall not ;be- li.t. by typical tall flood lights. d. Detail for signing in addition complying with sign regulations- im zoning -and building. construction- codes as follows: 1) Signs along the Kitsap Way frontage shall f � P&A.o be limited to a single free-standing sign and to one ground-mounted.sign not exceeding 30 square feet each for each building. These -signs shall beiplaced so they will not interfere with safe pedestrian or vehicular access. 2.) A11 other business. signs shall be placed on building facades below the roof line and shall not be located on sides of buildings facing residential areas- nor -"h of -the site. 3) All signs along Shorewood Drive shall. be Fln, limited to directional signs and shall be low ground mounted signs not exceeding 3 1/2*feet_in height or -6 square feet. 4) All signs on the subject site shall be Limited to those which identify uses on the site. e. Placement of all utilities serving the subject site underground where feasible. E. Landscaping as follows: Ct�j Jo P1arti,n9 . <J2,tH, ? 6/10/?3 b CAA ill C "0VNCJ 7/5-/"q3 D"UAPPROVAL RM'Jt� 1) Along Shorewood Drive: An area no less than twenty (20) feet wide, planted for total separation between the subject development and residential areas as follows: (a) Two rows of trees at least six feet in height, staggered, and planted at a maximum interval of no less than twenty (20) feet on center. No more than 25% of the required trees shall be deciduous. Existing large evergreen trees shall be retained to fulfill this requirement where feasible; (b) Shrubs, a minimum of three (3) feet in height, and other plant materials, planted so that the ground will be covered within three (3) years; and (c) An attractive, sight obscuring wood fence no less than six (6) feet high along the inner edge of the landscaping area, with all the above required landscaping located between the property line and the fence, except where a variation in the fence location is needed to preserve existing significant trees or strengthen the fence structure. 4) Along Kitsap Way: An area no less than ten (10) feet wide, to provide effective visual separation of the development from the street and to soften the appearance of buildings and parking areas, as follows: (a) Evergreen and deciduous trees, with no more than 50% being deciduous, a minimum of six (6) feet in height, and planted at intervals of no greater than thirty (30) feet on center; and (b) Any of the following alternatives: 2) Along the north and northwest edges of a+W_414A6� the subject property abutting the residential Mrd, 386 8: property fronting on Brentwood Drive: An area no less than twenty (20) feet wide, or no legs than end Reade ten (10 ) feet wide if agreeable to the abutting property owner(s), as evidenced by a signed �/2Fr/ 83 statement to that effect; said property shall be andscapeT&b0Ua_ffn 3) Along the north edge of the subject property abutting the residential property fronting on Shorewood Drive: A natural area shall be preserved which is an average of 35 feet wide but in no case less than 25 feet wide at any point, and which consists primarily of existing vegetation; further, an attractive sight -obscuring wood fence no less than eight (8) feet high shall be placed approximately through the middle of said natural area and shall be jogged as necessary to preserve existing trees or strengthen the fence structure; further, although no natural vegetation should be removed, additional native plantings shall be added where necessary to screen the subject development from adjacent residential uses, in which case the existing natural vegetation may be disturbed. 4) Along Kitsap Way: An area no less than ten (10) feet wide, to provide effective visual separation of the development from the street and to soften the appearance of buildings and parking areas, as follows: (a) Evergreen and deciduous trees, with no more than 50% being deciduous, a minimum of six (6) feet in height, and planted at intervals of no greater than thirty (30) feet on center; and (b) Any of the following alternatives: .... _ .ddh DePT: APPROVAL dRQTb 1. Shrubs, a minimum of 3 1/2 feet in height, and ground cover planted so that the ground will be covered within three years; or 2. Earth mounding, an average of 3 1/2 feet in height, planted with shrubs or living ground cover so that the ground will be covered within three years; or 3. A combination of earth -mounding and shrubs to produce a visual barrier at least 3 1/2 feet in height. 5) within an area 15 feet from intersections of each driveway and the edge of the street AtorfKti j pavement, landscaping and screening described shall consist of plant materials which will cover the ground within three years and which will not exceed 3 1/2 feet in height, to provide visual relief where clear sight is necessary for safe access. Trees are also permitted if the trunks are free of branches below six feet in height. 6) Where trees overhang a sidewalk, there shall be at least six (6) vertical feet of free sight clearance. / 7) All healthy evergreen trees which are 8" in diameter or greater measured 4 feet above P3 existing grade and all healthy deciduous trees which are 12" in diameter or greater measured 4 feet above existing grade and which will not I constitute a safety hazard shall be retained in I the required perimeter landscaping areas. Areas to be cleared for required utilities, sanitary sewer or storm drainage improvements are exempt from this requirement. S� �Pg. Limitation of access to one driveway each to Kitsap Way and to Shorewood Drive; the access to resimtiEJi�i� Shorewood Drive shall be located at a point south of the Bayshore West Condominium driveway which is satisfactory to the Engineering Department. h. The location of new fire hydrants at the Shorewood Drive entry and on the west side of the complex in a location approved by the Fire Deoartment. i. Installation of a grease trap in wastewater lines from the proposed restaurant. j. Detail which indicates that the exterior of the off'ce building will be residential in character (including design, materials, colors, lighting and signing) with a sloping roof, and that the building heights will be limited to that shown on the approved site plan ("Exhibit B"). 8. Prior to the issuance of an occupancy permit, the developer shall: a. Construct sidewalks, curbs and gutters which s meet Engineering Department standards along the entire site boundary of Kitsap Way and Shorewood Drive. b. Have participated to an equitable extent in -- the construction of a south -bound left -turn lane _. on Shorewood Drive which meets Engineering Department standards. 5U r2 S n'1 OTEL DePT APPROVAL 3ZQ34b c-. Construct a right turn lane between the Kitsap Way/Shorewood Drive intersection and the proposed Kitsap Way driveway if determined necessary by the City Engineer, in which case this portion of the -property shall be exempt from the above landscaping requirements. d '._.Provide a performance assurance device for 1101 of the, estimated cost of landscaping to be --performed, whereby the property owner will provide the City -with an nonrevocable notarized agreement granting the City and its- agents- the night to enter the property and perform any required work remaining undone at the end.of.one -(L) year after -issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy_ = er_ - Provide a maintenance- assurance device: for at .least 10$ of the replacement cost of- landscaping materials,. whereby the property_ owner will - provide the City with a-nonrevocable- notarized agreement granting; the City, and Its- agents the right to enter the property and replace any unhealthy or dead plant materials for a period of one: year from issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy. E. Install signing indicating right -turn only ingress and egress to Kitsap Way and necessary 'C" curbing to prevent such -turns,- to Engineering Department. standards. g.. Remove and replace the -existing power pole located in the.middle of the -proposed driveway to. Kitsap Way., h- Showy compliance, with- all. above requirements. i - Show compliances with- all. above-- conditions of approval. 9. If the approved storm -water runoff system- is determined inadequate for any!.reason at any -time after the occupancy permit has beengranted., the subject property owner shall he required to conform to any additional requirements - determined necessary by the City Engineer. 10. The developer shall obtain approval from the Engineering and Wastewater Departments for a sanitary sewage system connection which will not increase the probability of malfunctions in the Oyster Say -sewer system. Such connection sha11 consist of the following:. APPROVED by the City Council on the first reading this day of April, 1983. PASSED by the• City Council of the City of Bremerton, Washington, signed by the Mayor and attested by the City Clerk in authentication of such passage this `9`7 day of April, 1983. a_ Install a new on-site.sanitary sewer pump 7-� station to operate until such time -as a second sanitary sewageline is installed along the beach .tM,�•�eec between PS 114 and PS #13, at which connection will be allowed to the Shorewood Drive sewer. The property owner shall be responsible for all capital and operative and maintenance costs for said pump station. In addition, the developer shall construct a.force main to an existing -West Park Housing Authority sanitary sewer manhole located on the south side of Kitsap Way. The exact manhole connection location will be determined by the City Engineer at a future date. APPROVED by the City Council on the first reading this day of April, 1983. PASSED by the• City Council of the City of Bremerton, Washington, signed by the Mayor and attested by the City Clerk in authentication of such passage this `9`7 day of April, 1983. 37\ EXHIBIT "B" r SITE PLAIT �- ~ '*•• ' ��SEATTLE REALTY OPEC SS ' y 1 y - 1 4 Al .o r.✓ s i 1 ti'_ f '�\ i _ / 4 . • } y - } } '� .� .if Viyjrll act&... A, idirasm.� is ?rrP°ca.l in h�. tve.I acnm.[f s7co err -n awr aro%,-eSYPre &VJ - I .azo—M .PAW AP #7NOW 2 1 1901 + = Eri st.n.� Teas ,fy,,s7AVO Awl Vv 1( 1 ® JNOLYY/L[W .M-Itc rn.w .w y.0 ArfL/.W,IL42Y vTf R'.u/ ••N e J1161EIMW /1 IZz I D&IP1; APPROVAL RQTb bETEtftA)#770,y of C6MP-U/#NC6" 4)/72V !!2NU/&Q lE= ,,*LICANr rSU�YZ S� BYO 7 FF — io of Bremerto, Cityn t, VRDIVANT r: 239 FOURTH STREET MOSELY BREMERTON, WASHINGTON 98310 ti RIAN (206)478-5252 14 L.J PACHEx June 10, 1983 JDERSON -r6 ROUIN •r 7 sR HORNING .*t 8 OHNSON :19 Seattle Realty Western Properties 13975 Interubran Avenue S. Seattle, Washington 98168 Attention: Mr. M. Schowrtip MAYOR MORRIE Df Re: Enforcement 'of Ordinance 1792 Zoning Restrictions - Kitsap Way/Shorewood Drive Dear Mr. Scourupp: The City has determined that the following actions at the Kitsap Way/Shorewood Drive site are inconsistent with the conditions of rezoning specified in Ordinance 1972 (attached): 9 A substantial number of the existing trees which were to have been retained in the required perimeter and interior landscape areas, as shown on the approved site plan and described in Ordinance 1792 condi-. tions 8. f (1)-(7), have been removed by grading activities at the site The grading activities now shown on your grading and utility plan will be raising the elevation of portions of the northerly parking areas significantly higher than was proposed at the time of the rezone (as indicated by the presence of several existing trees to remain in the interior of the site on the approved site plan). These raised elevations will almost certainly undermine the effectiveness of the 6- and 8- foot high fence which was required to screen the business development from adjacent residential uses to the nroth. As a result, the City has determined that you must satisfy the following before any further grading, building or occupancy permits will be issued requirements at this site:; 1. Submit five copies of an accurate landscape plan to scale, approved by a privately retained licensed landscape architect, certified Wash - VO ington State Nurseryman or certified Washington State Landscaper, for Planning and Engineering Department approval. This plan shall indicate: a�3 a. Remaining existing trees to be retained; b. Remaining existing trees which must be topped or removed in order that they not constitute a safety hazard; c. Measures to be taken to protect remaining existing trees during land alteration and construction. 1 n El n DVT� APPROVAL RM'b �2n�uuf�TlolV DF C�mP���rUC.E' wires � iRf7r?�nrr_t ti ti 4�v °, )*L/CANr �'v ,e mor�� a, d. Supplementery native vegetation to be added to the north perimeter ❑ natural area to replace and supplement remaining vegetation. e. Replacement of trees designated for retention on the approved site ❑ plan with comparable trees of the largest size feasible. For example, replacement of a 12 inch diameter evergreen tree should consist of two or more trees whose total trunk diameter is essent- ially equivalent in area to 12 inches and of a similar species typical of Pacific Northwest native vegetation. I f. Location of the required fence so as to most effectively screen ❑ light and glare from the buildings and parking area as viewed from adjacent residential properties on the north. Elevation drawings showing the relationship of the northerly parking areas, the fence and the adjacent two residential structures shall be supplied. g. Compliance with all applicable rezone requirements. ❑ Pay the necessary fees for the City to retain a qualifed consultant ' to advise the City as to whether the proposed landscape plan adequately !^s addresses the above, -,requirements. This shall include any time necessary to attend any meetings between the City and applicant if the City requires such meetings in order to work out any problems not adequately addressed by the proposed landscape plan. 3. In addition to the required performance and maintenance assurance devices (Ordinance 1792 9 d. and e.), post a maintenance bond in an amount to be determined by the City sufficient to replace the trees and other vegetation which were improperly removed; said bond shall remain in force and effect for a period to be. determined bythe City upon consultation with the advisor to the City described above, and shall guarantee that any dead, diseased, stolen or vandalized plant- ings shall be replaced within three months. 4. Provide the City with an agreement granting the City and its agents the right to enter the property and perform any required work remain- ing undone at the expiration of the above required maintenance bond. Sincerely, - 7A Ken Att ery, X1 Planning Direct aI KA:jg Attachment: Ordinance 1792 cc: William Smith, 1103 Shorewood Drive Fritz J. Jappe, 1109 Shorewood Drive Bayshore West Homeowner's Association, 924 Shorwood Drive Denny's Restaurant, (Barbara Lamb) P.O. Box 3710, La Miranda, CA 90637 Motel Eight, (Ron Shipley) P.O. Box 3825, Lacey, WA 98503 Bill Broughton, City Attorney Allan Kane, Citv Fngineer Al Vilwock, Building Official B17ILDIriG DEPARTNIFNT ROUTING FOR OCCUPANCY PERMIT Y am e Addross OCCUPANCY MUST BE APPP.OVED DY THE FOLLOIVING DEPARTMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH DEPaRTRIENT'S C0,14PLIANCE REQUIREMENTS: DEPARTMENT DATE SENT RETURN DATELI�l APPROVED BY CONINVENTS i DITARTMIFNT ROUTING F Rel fe�^k( e. e 4A-.-,Aely -A I NPI'ROVED BY THE FOLLOWI:G DEP'l?TMENT IN OCCUPANC-1 ACCOIRDAN-C ITTI -'`EPARTMEN"VS CONKPLIANCE - REQUIREMENTS: Z, aAf\r.- DATE SENT ? 441�_,v ill)ROVED 13Y 8 /I V V� T.,j A4 C -,P A N Y - 1)1:R, -C 51ty C, 4A-.-,Aely -A I NPI'ROVED BY THE FOLLOWI:G DEP'l?TMENT IN OCCUPANC-1 ACCOIRDAN-C ITTI -'`EPARTMEN"VS CONKPLIANCE - REQUIREMENTS: Z, aAf\r.- DATE SENT ? 441�_,v ill)ROVED 13Y 8 /I BUILDING DEPARTMENT ROUTING FOR OCCUPANCY PERMIT Name: f,1A — 00L;�-�/1-dtZ�:�� ' Address: Builder: _ - - ----�- f OCCUPANCY MUST BE APPROVED BY THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH DEPARTMENT'S COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS: DEPARTMENT DATE SENT RETURN DATELINE APPROVED BY '00, COMMENTS W BL. ILDING DE ARTMEN'T)ROUTING FOR OCCliP_ -CY PERMIT M O 4411ve-l-- OCCi'PA;NC Y 'JUST BE APPROVED BY THE FOLLOWINTG DEP_1RTME"%T IN :�000RD:INCE 1t ITII DEPARTMENT'S COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS: : ')? 1':1R7:: ENT C0', 1 ;.1r1T S DATE SENT f-e� RETURN DATELI:,?: APPROVED BY �� �n� ry/�&�LH�/ U.P�% c%�s ��u �i� s�l•�7v �'J Zc � �' �2Ge save s -d( heel iNspe�` (� / 25.c � sS�6� �icS re�afPS �° � JcrPzse �j"2� I^e9'�ti✓'�P,�r� BUILDING DEPARTNIFNT ROUTING FOR OCCUPANCY PERMIT _ ca( - Address Builder. �� 'yN I�C� f�i`'� � � C _ O GtJ�f�-ice OCCUPANCY MUST BE APPROVED BY THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH DEPARTMENT'S COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS: DEPARTMENT �_� DATE SENT RETURN DATELINE APPROVED BY COMMENTS METE25 A1ZE SET AN1� UPEUAE_10N AL -[3191,/83 CITU OF 13REMERTON 1 SEP 1 G 1983 Miter. Depar? me. Citirof Bremerton, 239 FOURTH STREET BRE`(ERTON. WASHINGTON 98310 (206) 478-;':' DATE: fuly 5, 198,55 nT0: Ce. -Dave Delph +' Kay Kils-an Don Pratt SUBJECT: Super 8 Motel Occupancy Permit/Landscaping My understanding from our earlier discussion regarding this project and the landscaping problem is: 1. We will request as a condition of final certificate of occupancy the filing of concomitant agreements which ensure the installation and maintenance of landscaping according to the site plan which was approved by the Planning Commission. 2. We will not require a landscape maintenance assurance device (bond); instead, we will tell them that we will enforce the zoning ordinance and the concomitant agreements according to the enforcement element of'the zoning ordinances. 1 3./ This agreement does not appear to be what the June 20 letter /'—O- o Blaine Burgess is. Do we have time to correct? / DP:mp G' 1.t �•.JL- c. i� ii L io /� Gatewav td the Olvmvics and H � 1me of the Pu Pet Sound Ch;huard APPROVAL OF TEMPORARY OCCUPANCY CITY OF BREMERTON * BUILDING DEPARTMENT PHONE: 478-5281 This certifies that the structure located at y Bremerton, Washin ton, constructed under Permit Number dated has been approved for temporary occupancy and that it may be occupied in accordance with the provisions of the Building Codes of the City of Bremerton. N' A This Occupancy Certificate issued to Date BUILDING OFFICIAL Contingencies if any: 1'�I- JyftAVIQ � k �' bccnQw�c� J' ca'"�'"OIw•°" tAr 4VACI1 tw A.ck— tv A- triol ut,4 Z Z) rf is ,blww. S�ST� �„w�fi l�w.� M1441- l6r1AS ;4i�(�ts ;V �� usf'✓ttw�- �y 10-18-V3 ` 3 l �� rc llY�u�rw� rr ''S y5�e y�,�k�'� ('�4 "00_ wi �h� �p �` ✓`�- O� S'�a' `� J � �"1� v`� ��C �t ✓t.SS vi , �.�. � w� w.,,.�fi 4�. i u s � �� � � (o -I 8 -8 3 ____ � s w � � st' 6- vvwt4 rh -1vi w(G�i✓ `� 5 o��o,� �cY ��'"'� • (a K. 1 ; U fi �,c t K�tcl�_ n ann 5 U cvi 'W va S �Y D y v2 3 c c out cC �� �� I ��,'�. 6�s; ►� P`-' �„� ��n'w�� ��-�-•w5 �oer� �fi P,,,,�t�Vc rl'� G�pl�crM� �.o U �orw+c�►w�" � o. Page 1 MEMORANDUM DATE: JULY 18, 1985 TO: CITY ATTORNEY ATTN. JANE KOHLER, ASST. CITY ATTORNEY FM: 1 -:.AY WILSON, SENIOR PLANNER SJ: SUPER 8 MOTEL MAINTENANCE BOND (SEATTLE REALTY REZONE ORD. 3868) PlPase review the attached documents submitted by Super O Motels Northwest II for compliance with Condition 8.e. of ORD. 3868: 1. Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland MAINTENANCE BOND No. 9871885, dated 1 July 1985. 2. Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland POWER OF ATTORNEY, dated 1 July 1985. Attached are copies of the Maintenance Bond and Powcr of- Attorney fAttorney approved by your office for issuance of a Temporary Certificate of Occupancy in 1983. Super 8 will have met all requirements for issuance of a final Certificate of Occupancy upon approval by yoor of[3ce of the above documents. cc:/lave elph/Building Official - Super 8 Motels/Attn. Blain Burgess BUILDING DEPARTMENT ROUTING FOR OCCUPANCY PERMIT Name: .S�/�e^ c� 77�a %i_= �C t- A0.6& � y s Address: ,::f -DD o Builder: /`e -,,y %-kI - OCCUPANCY MUST BE APPROVED BY THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENT IN "ACCORDANCE WITH DEPARTMENT'S "COMPLIANCE` -REQUIREMENTS: DEPARTMENT COMMENTS DATE SENT 41 a f RETURN DATELINE APPROVED BY P -f- Wf� NavYa- Sh�(rvLe� �evvh.. Fed. (0-f�, APPROVAL OF TEMPORARY OCCUPANCY CITY OF BREMERTON * BUILDING DEPARTMENT PHONE: 478-5281 This certifies that the structure located at Bremerton, Washington, constructed under Permit Number ag�� dated 4/15/83 has been approved for temporary occupancy and that it may be occupied in accordance with the provisions of the Buildinq Codes of the City of Bremerton - This Occupancy Certificate issued to Date NORMWEST II INC BUILDIN�OFF�IAL��� Contingencies if any: The issuance of this Temporary Permit is conditional upon timely performance of: (1) Compliance with Rezone Ord. # 3682. b t ran o 10/18/83. (2) Fire Alarm System must have mini -horns installed in each g� 10 83.1 (3) Fire Alarm System must be complete with tie to Fire Dispatch by / / (4) Building address numbers must be installed by 10/18/83. (5) Flew switch angst be moved on sprinkler piping to allow for testing. Tamper switch must be installed on OS & y valve. Backflow device must be installed on sprinkler piping 10/18/83. 10 18 (6) Identification labels -needed on fire extinguisher locations by 83. / / (7) Completion of landscaping per approved Pte- C/O. Ceatpletion of these item does not entitle the applicant to a permanent CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY CITY OF BREMERTON BUILDING DEPARTMENT .%4io cetle�co.le eoouedlo NORTHWEST II INC. "SUPER 8 MOTEL" /pealed a! _ 5008 K I T S AP WAY eetle�'ea !/ea!!%e altuelute eonal+sseledundee .�easnil./i�o. 4972 ,d 4/15/83 may Ae occu ,ed emlA Me Atow:a:ona of 4,06 X"dddnp erode of 44e Xtemetlon as Aetedn JGso«ided. TYPE TYPE OCCUPANCY FIRE BUILDING OCCUPANCY LOAD ZONE USE V LL1L L% ULVL 1'V MOTEL 7/31/85 DAVIV K. DELPH This certificate must be posted and permanently maintained in a conspicuous Place. pv--Vlc� -.vrw, w " 7 -P -PLG!, -3 "d -s : -oz) 0(y "Y / r,*V� Jy" � -,r T� 711rV SSW AInr T PaIeP "A31\101011V A0 y3MOd puelAjeW fo A1.1edwo3 qTsodaa pup Q1lap y-1 :§o wjof aq; :.IT "Amuednnmo fo a;em1+1qja_) P fo amupnssT wojf jvaA auo fo poliad e jof sleTjaqew queld peap jo Aqqleaqun Aue ameldai pue Aliadoid peap ...Io A,leaqun Aue aneldaj pue Aqjadajd aq; jaqua of IqBlj aqq squabe syr pue A113 aqq Bullumb quawambe PaZYMIOU alqeMOAajUOU V 0-, M61 Alnr I palep '988ILS6 'ON aNOG 33NUNDINIVW pueCAjeW yo Auedwa3 •11sodaa pue AqTlap1..-.:I :fo wjof aqq ul I -a -g# uo1;jpuom gggg -a80 qjIm qualsTsum paplAOid uaaq swq sleljaqew Duldenspuel +a "'s 10 quawaselda...1 aqj po %OT 4sual 4e joy anlAap amuejnsse anueualulew V "GS/TT/9 fo uoTIDadsuT alls inc) _.;ad "paneldai uaaq seq Buldemapuel peap pue BulssTw IIW T QS/609 fo noA of owaw Aw u palf1juapI gggy -a alb +a squawajlnba.,i buTuTewaj Ile qaw mou seq 11 IsamqqjoN slaqaW a jadnE3 (8982 "0010 3N7WS! AMU34 311I139) AWS13d AOINImn000 13101-.! 8 U3dns R0131NINVId MINIS "N(..,S11M AVM 3:'..:1:l:::.J:.JO SNIumns "HoIlla 3hVa 101 1XISMIX JAI f'*) G N V tj 0 JAI .D 1.11 T a5u,:3- BUILDING DEPARTMENT ROUTING FOR OCCUPANCY°F-�,I /s Name: .S�/��^ 8 ma ir_--,C Dew* y Address: --f-eo oY .moo o y Builder: x2eI Sn Y<c G WAIO- /^ OCCUPANCY MUST BE APPROVED BY THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH DEPARTMENT'S COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS: DEPARTMENT DATE SENT RETURN DATELINE l ei �Y gS' APPROVED BY COMMENTS .. No. 9871P,85. Fideutyand Depos"t Compai HOME t 7MICS OF MARYI-AND SALrrM ORK, AID. jlrar KNOW ALL HIEN BY THESE PRESENTS, that we .... 5.?.ate e r . 8.. Motels Northwest II ....................................................... ..............................................................................................................................................................................h [ erelna ter called Principal, as Principal, and FIDELITY AND DaPOSIT COMPANY OF MARYLAND, a corporation of the State of Maryland, Baltimore, Maryland, hereinafter called Surety, a8 Surety, are held and firmly bound unto City of Bremertont 47ashinFton ....................................................................................... .. hereinafter called Obligee in the num of......One..Thousand Five Hundred and no/100tl1c;- .................................................•--...-.............-......................... --...... UOLLARS, .........---•-�•-1-'- �........0........... lawful money of the United Staten of America, to be paid to the said Obligee, or its successors or assigns, to the payment of which sum well and truly to be made, we do bind ourselves, our heirs, executors, administra- tors, successors and assigns, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents. SIGNED, sealed and dated this.......................I: S.t... .....day of ................ `I u l y ,19.. F:'.-.. .................... WHEREAS, the Principal entered into a contract with the said Obligee, dated ..................................................... for....... .. Kit.s.ap... Wa.y.J.. Bremertana Washington ............................... ............................................................................................. r . • r .................... _............................................................... --..................---•--. ........... ....................-----------........---..and, WHEREAS, the Obligee requires that these presents be executed bar dr before' the final completion and ac- cepumce of Head contract and WHEREAS said contract was completed :and accepted en...ab-Q.v.t---- t:.h.4------------ 1 1................day of...... _..... I.u:1Y........................... 19.. aa... NOW, THEREFORE, THE CONDITION OF THIS OBLIGATION IS SUCH, that if the Principal shall remedy, without cost to the Obligee, any defects which may develop during a period of...... RRe . Y.e � r -.....* ..... from the date of completion and acceptance of the work performed under the contract, caused by defective or inferior matpriala nr wnrlrmanaMr. *"n ah:o nkl:.raa:r.r, .1-11 t— ..—:A. Date To July 25, 1985 Inter -Office Communication Cit3''of ' Breniertoq Kay Wilson, Senior Planner From $ill Broughton, City Attorney Subject Super 8 Motel maintenance bond I have reviewed the attached documents and they are fine. PIPnen rr- nht nn rawaren r� N° 5249 A BUILDING ERMIT City of Bremerton, Washington tj Phone: (206) 478-5281 OWNER'S VALUE BLDG. DEPT. VALUE PLAN CHECK FEE RECEIPT NO. PERMIT FEE RECEIPT NO. DATE SITE ADDRESS/ LOCATION YO C OWNER'S NAMELed PHONE CONTRACTOR A STATE CONTRACTOR'S LIC. # ADDRESS PHONE ❑ RESIDENCE BUSINESS ❑ OTHER ❑ NEW ❑ REPAIR ❑ REMODEL ❑ ADDITION ❑ DEMOLISH SIGNS PLANNING / ZONING STORIES OCCUPANCY THIS PERMIT ISSUED FOR:��,,�G+-(f All provisions of laws and ordinances governing this type of work will be complied with whether specified herein or not. The granting of a permit does not presume to give authority to violate or cancel the provisions of any other state or local law regulating construction or the performance of construction. INSPECTIONS REQUIRED: Foundation ❑ Framing ❑ Plumbing ❑ Electrical ❑ Wallboard ❑ FINALLk SEPARATE PERMITS ARE REQUIRED (WHERE APPLICABLE) FOR PLUMBING, MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL. FOR INSPECTORS USE ONLY: REINSPECTION: I NOT TYPE OF INSPECTION I DATE I TIME 1APPROVEDIAPPROVED1 COMMENT DATE TIME APPROVED FINAL INSPECTION APPROVED BY Building Inspector ISSUANCE OF OCCUPANCY CERTIFICATE REQUIRED BEFORE OCCUPYING BUILD . G OWNER'S SIGNATURE BY'• 2� Authonzed Agent BUILDING DEPT. ,� BUILDING" HERMIT City of Bremerton, Washington Phone: (206) 478-5281 OWNER'S VALUE BLDG. DEPT VALUE PLAN CHECK FEE RECEIPT NO. SITE ADDRESS/ LOCATION OWNER'S NAME ,44 , �ADDRESS CONTRACTOR,rerc1�,/�, STATE CON ADDRESS PERMIT FEE �C LIC. # N2 4972 Al RECEIPT NO. DATE 71Z 4if/.e-13 3 PHONE ❑ RESIDENCE BUSINESS ElOTHER I NEW El REPAIR El REMODEL EJ ADDITION ❑ DEMOLISH ❑ SIGNS PLANNING/ZONING STORIES OCCUPANCY THIS PERMIT ISSUED FOR: All provisions of laws and ordinances governing this type of work will be complied with whether specified herein or not. The granting of a permit does not presume to give authority to violate or cancel the provisions of any other state or local law regulating construction or the performance of construction. INSPECTIONS REQUIRED: Foundation A,, A' Plumbing Electrical A Wallboard FINAL SEPARATE PERMITS ARE REQUIRED (WHERE APPLICABLE) FOR PLUMBING, MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL. FOR INSPECTORS USE ONLY: REINSPECTION: INOT TYPE OF INSPECTION I DATE I TIME APPROVED APPROVED COMMENT I DATE I TIME I APPROVEDI FINAL INSPECTION APPROVED BY uildinginspector ISSUANCE OF OCCUPANCY CERTIFICATE REQUIRED BE OR OC UPYING IN OWNER'S SIGNATURE Agent BUILDING DEPT. BUILDING HERMIT City of Bremerton, Washington Phone: (206) 478-5281 OWNER'S VALUE I BLDG DEPT. VALUE I PLAN CHECK FEE RECEIPT N 5249 Al �7 SITE ADDRESS I LOCATION O//d OWNER'S NAME �,,� LJ�Y..no.�_e� f PHONE CONTRACTOR ADDRESS /. ❑ RESIDENCE PLANNING/ZONING STATE CONTRACTOR'S LIC. # 22j44"e4.6 e 4 /eLP � J -U O- PHONE LK BUSINESS ❑ OTHER ❑ NEW ❑ REPAIR ❑ REMODEL ❑ ADDITION ❑ DEMOLISH A SIGNS STORIES OCCUPANCY THIS PERMIT ISSUED FOR: All provisions of laws and ordinances governing this type of work will be complied with whether specified herein or not. The granting of a permit does not presume to give authority to violate or cancel the provisions of any other state or local law regulating construction or the performance of construction. INSPECTIONS REQUIRED: Foundation ❑ Framing ❑ Plumbing ❑ Electrical ❑ Wallboard ❑ FINAL SEPARATE PERMITS ARE REQUIRED (WHERE APPLICABLE) FOR PLUMBING, MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL. FOR INSPECTORS USE ONLY: REINSPECTION: I TYPE OF INSPECTION I DATE I TIME IAPPROVEDIAP NOT ROVEDI FINAL INSPECTION APPROVED BY Building Inspector ISSUANCE OF OCCUPANCY CERTIFICATE REQUIRED BEFORE OCCUPYING BUILDING OWNER'S SIGNATURE BY �- A �! h :F Gi' ! . AuthornzedAgent :1 BUILDING PERMIT City of Bremerton, Washington Phone: (206) 478.5281 N° 472 A OWNER'S.VALUE BLDG DEPT. VALUE PLAN CHECK FEERECEIPT NO PERMIT F�; OD RECEIPT NO DATE SITE ADDRESS/ LOCATION (j f OWNER'S NAME.fL no_ ADDRESSC /'Zz.,—.O PHONE CONTRACTORe�-7.-s�.�,STATE CONTRACTOR'S LIC. # PC.—t/ 1,V PS 4y1 ADDRESS 1 '/Q i � (f 2 es: L-.,9 LLJ�y, PHONE 4 ❑ RESIDENCE BUSINESS ❑ OTHER NEW ❑ REPAIR ❑ REMODEL ❑ ADDITION ❑ DEMOLISH ❑ SIGNS PLANNING /ZONING STORIES OCCUPANCY THIS PERMIT ISSUED FOR: ���,�,�� Qe� 154-44-� All provisions of laws and ordinances governing this type of work will be complied with whether specified herein or not. The granting of a permit does not presume to give authority to violate or cancel the provisions of any other state or local law regulating construction or the performance of construction. INSPECTIONS REQUIRED: Foundation Framing Plumbing. Electrical 'x Wallboard FINAL SEPARATE PERMITS ARE REQUIRED (WHERE APPLICABLE) FOR PLUMBING, MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL. In- - -n .q .. . . S':. ? _ .7: </ %,= LO ? ,) FOR INSPECTORS USE ONLY: REINSPECTION: �® . .... . FINAL INSPECTION APPROVED BY ISSUANCE OF OCCUPANCY CERTIFICATE REQUIRED B L", OWNER'S SIGNATURE BUILDING DEPT. COMMENT DATE TIME APPROVED wilding Inspector RE OC UPYING Mi11t"DIN Agent t I I0S Inter -Office Communication Date � Cityof Bremerton, To ryY � /X, � ar From /1 s /I Subject � � s e �kk. r ____ %f '� Please reply on reverse i .o �67r- internati®nal Conference ®f Building Officials Report No. 2318 RESEARCH REPORT Jid.v.1982 Filing Category: FASTENERS --Wood Hangers and Framing Anchors MISCELLANEOUS WOOD FRAMING CONNECTIONS EASY ARCH RIB, DIVISION ON EAST' ON MANUF.ACTURLNG CO. POST OFFICE BOX 4578 RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA 92504 I. Subject: Miscellaneous Wood Framing Connections II. Description: A. Type "P" Post Bases: The Type "p" post bases consist of flat metal bar stock bent into a U -strap, with a steel base plate tack welded between the U -strap faces. The base plate is the same size as the wood post it supports. The steel con- forms to A-245, Grade C, material as specified in U.13 C. Standard .No. 27-1. The straps are fastened to the sides of the wood post by means of two through bolts to resist uplift and lateral forces. Post base dimensions, strap and bolt sizes, and allowable loads are as set forth in Table No. I. B. Type "C" Post Caps: The Type "C" post caps consist of metal plates bent into a U -channel shape to cradle either solid timber or glued -laminated beams at supporting posts. The lengths of the channels are Varied depending upon whether they are sup- porting a continuous beam, a beam splice, or a beam end. The channels are bolted to the post below by the use of two 41_ -inch - \vide by 8 -inch -long steel plate straps welded to the underside of their web with_11-inch fillet welds. The steel conforms to A-245, Grade C, material as specified in U.B.C. Standard No. 27-1. The post caps are furnished to fit solid timber nominal beam widths of 4, 6, 8, and 10 inches; and glued -laminated beam widths of 31:c, 51.f, 7 and 9 inches. The beams are to be checked for com- pression perpendicular to the grain stresses for actual bearing areas. Post cap dimensions, material thicknesses, bolt sizes, and allowable loads are as set forth in Table No. I1. C. Type "SC"—Shear or Strut Connection: The Type "SC" shear or strut connection consists of three steel plates welded together to transfer axial strut forces over an intersecting framing member. One -quarter -inch by 3 -inch -\\-ids platestraps, laying in a vertical plane, are welded to each end of a 14' -inch by 21,• -inch- \vide flat bar by means of two i„ -inch by 31� inch -long fillet \welds. The ends of the plate straps are held apart to permit the flat bar to straddle an intersecting framing member up to 91z inches wide. Each plate strap is punched at 3 inches on center to receive from one to five a4 -inch -diameter bolts, depending on the required loading, to connect to sides of wood beams or struts. The steel conforms to AST\1 Designation A-245, Grade C. material as speci- fied in U.B.C. Standard No. 27-1 of the code. Plate strap dimensions and allowable loads are set forth in Table No. III. D. Type "KB"—Knee Brace: The knee brace consists of '/s -inch by 2 -inch flat bar stock conforming to A-245, Grade C, material as specified in U.B.C. Standard No. 27-1. Each end of the knee brace is twisted at right angles to permit two 1/2 -inch by 3 -inch long lag screws to be fastened to the side of 4 -inch nominal width roof purlins or floor beams. The center of the knee brace is bent into a "Vee" shape with the base of the "Vee' matching the width of the supporting girder being stayed. Two 1/2 -inch by 3 -inch -long lag screws are used to fasten the brace to the soffit of the girder, placing the legs at approximately a 45 -degree angle. The knee braces are made in three lengths of 7, 8 and 10 feet to meet girder depths from 14 to 22 inches, 22 to 28 inches, or 28 to 35 inches respectively. Each brace is capable of providing a lateral staying force of 515 pounds, based on Group II species lumber in accor- dance with U.B.C. Standard No. 25-17, and acting ui tension onlv. This value may be increased for duration of loading in teeordance with Section 2504 (c) 4 of the code E. Tape "NC"—Nailer Clip: The nailer clip is formed into a U -shape from No. 11 gauge steel conforming to A -5r 0 GMde D as specified in U.B.C. Standard No. 2-1-1. The nailer clip is de- signed to attach wood hailers or plates to the flanges of steel beams. The clip has a length of 2'.s inches, \\ith 1'.: -inch -sleep projecting legs, and a \width equal to the dressed \\ idth of the lumber. Each clip is \\elded to the steel beans with two !,.,-inch fillet \\ells, 1,- inches long. The wood plate is connected \citli four 8 -penny common nails per clip. pro\ iding an allo\\ able lateral resistance of 390 pounds for Group If Species lumber. F. Type "WB" — Wall Brace: The flat type wall brace is founed from No. 12 gauge steel conforming to A-570 Grade D as specified in U.B.C. Standard No. 27-1. The strap is 11,2 orches wide, \lith the ends of the strap cut on a .15 -degree angle. and punched to receive two 16 -penny common nails at the top and bottom \cood plates. The strap is punched at 22 -inch intervals its entire length to receive one 8 -penny common nail at each intersected stud. The \call braces are installed at approximately a 45 -degree angle, in a manner similar to the installation of \food let -in braces. Two }.traces installed in opposing directions are equivalent to each \\o(. -,d let -in or cut -in brace replaced. Where installed single. they are equivalent to a let -in brace for loads inducing tension onh. The wall braces arc manufactured in lengths of 10, :2, 14, or f6 feet G. Type "MB" — Metal Bridging: The metal bridging consists of No. 16 gauge steel conforming to A-570 Grade D as specified in U.B.C. Standard No. 27-1. The metal bridging is formed With right angle sections having ',z -inch -wide legs Each end of the section is flattened for a I1`t-inch length, and bent \with respect to the center angle section so as to bear against the vertical side of a ioist. The flattened ends are punched for two 8 -penny- common half -nails. The bridging is installed by nailing the upper end of the top edge of one joist face, bending the lower end of the bridg- ing over to the lower face of the adjacent joist, and then nailing it into place after the floor or subfloor has been nailed. The bridging is satisfactory for use betv.-cen joists or rafters un to 16 inches in denth with a 24 -inch maximum spacing. The bridging is to he in- stalled in pairs, and at snacings or locations required by the code. H. Identification: The various connections are identified by an "A" enclosed in a broken circle and the model designation stamped on each device. 1. Finish: All products are dipped or spray -painted with a zinc chromate metal primer except the areas to be embedded in con- crete or masonry. III. Evidence Submitted: Descriptive material and computa- tions are submitted. Findings IV. Findings: That the Miscellaneous %Food Framing Connections are satisfactory alternate methods of construction to that specified in the 1979 Uniform Building Code, provided: 1. The framing connections are manufactured and installed as set forth in this report. 2. The allowable loads do not exceed the values given in this report. This report is subject to re-examination in one year. /CB0 research reports are issued solely to provide information to Class A members of the organization utilizing the code upon %,hick the report is based. Research reports are not to be construed as representing aesthetics or any other attributes it vpecifteal/y addresseditor as an endorsement or recommendation for use of the subject report. ___ -- .,_Td4�ort is based upon independent tests or other technical data .submitted by the applicant. The ICBG technical +tuff haw rei•ieave d the test results and/or other data, but does not possess test facilities to make an independent i•eriftcarion. it Page 2 of 3 TABLE N0. 1 TYPE P -POST BASES' 2 NOMINAL PDST CATALOG U•STRAP DEPTH OF EMBED- BASE PLATE BOLT ALLOWABLE LOAD (Kips) SIZE NUMBER SIZE MENT SIZE' SIZE Uplift Latent STANDARD 4 x 4 P44-4 61� x A 7 x 8'/v 4 x 6 4 x 8 P46-4 P48-4 i, x 2 8 3' x i'.. '7 4.29 1.33 4 x 10 P410-4 9 a x t.. 9 x 61/2 4 x 12 13412-4 6'�2 x ,';, 9 x 8'-A 6 x 4 1164-4 10 8 x ��1 'AA ' �i 6.70 1.74 9 x 9?a 6 x 6 6 x 8 P66-4 P68-4 i'„ x 2 8 5.. x i .: 112 4.29 1.33 6 x 10 Y6104 6 x 12 P612-4 Y4 x 3 12 3'- x'v �i 9.52 2.86 8 x 4 P84-4 8x 6 8x 8 P86-4 P88-4 i'': x 2 8 7'/Z x i'.t ',h 4.29 1.33 8 x 10 1'810-4 8 x 12 1'812-4 ':i x 3 12 5 t'2 x ',�i 9.60 2.86 51/4 x 6u PSG -4 x 2 8 6'" x �" './z 4.29 1.33 5% x 81/s P58-4 g'%s x I'd i x 61/2 7 8'/s P76-4 P78-4 -111 x 2 8 612 x i'�1 8'%s x i �l ', 4.29 1.33 x 7 x 9% P79-4 a x 3 12 934 xis 3a 9.(Y) 2.86 MEDIU\4 4 x 4 P44-5 8x 12 4 x 6 4 x 8 1346-5 P48-5 i'.. x 21 10 3 sR x i ii "s 6.70 1.74 4 x 10 P410-5 lox 6 10 x 8 4 x 12 P412-5 12 91 z x '/4 34 9.60 2.86 10 x 10 6 x 4 PCA -5 10 x 12 6x 6 6x 8 P66-5 P68-5 i,a x 2'i 10 qq 51/2 x 7a 3's 6.70 1.74 6 x 10 P610-5 12 x 8 6 x 12 P612-5 12 11 k x La 'a 9.60 2.86 12 x 10 8 x 4 1`84-5 12 x 12 8 x 6 8 x 8 P86-5 P88-5 ;;; x 21- 10 71/2 x Y'r, % 6.70 1.74 8 x 10 P810-5 1S 6'/Z x v49.60 2.86 4 x 8% 8 x 12 P812-5 8% x'4 7 x 6'/b 7x 8% 10x 4 P104-5 12 6. x l/4 8 K, x l4 34 9.60 2.86 7 x 9% 10 x 6 lox 8 P106-5 P108-5 '.c x 2'/2 10 91/2 x ; % G.70 1.74 lox 10 P1010-5 12 6'/ x 74 8% x �Aa q/ 74 9.60 2.86 9 x 9% 10 x 12 P1012-5 93'4 x /4 11 x 8% 11 x 9% P118-6 P119-6 51/4 x 6 % P56-5 ; e x 2'/z 10 6 V2 x Z§a 2.85 G70 1.74 5'/a x 8 % P58-5 8 % x i'a Report No. 2318 TABLE N0. 1 TYPE P -POST BASES'- 2 (Continued) NOMINAL POST CATALOG U•STRAP DEPTH OF EMBED. BASE PLATE BOLT SIZE ALLOWABLE ALLOWABLE (Kips) SIZE NUMBER SIZE MEN SIZES Uplift Lateral 7 x 6' z P76-5 61� x A 7 x 8'/v P78-5 i.: x 21/2 10 8'A x i„ rie 6.70 1.74 7 x 9% P79-5 9 a x t.. 9 x 61/2 P96-5 6'�2 x ,';, 9 x 8'-A P98-5 i n x 21: 10 8 x ��1 'AA ' �i 6.70 1.74 9 x 9?a P99-5 934 HEAVY 4 x 4 P44-6 4 x 6 4 x 8 1146-6 1348-6 Y4 x 3 12 3'- x'v �i 9.52 2.86 4 x 10 11410-6 4 x 13 P412-6 6 x 4 P64-6 6x 6 6x 8 P66-6 P68-6 ':i x 3 12 5 t'2 x ',�i 9.60 2.86 6x 10 P610-6 6 x 12 P612-6 8x 4 P84-6 8x 6 8x 8 P86-6 P88-6 a x 3 12 7 t/- x 4 " 3a 9.(Y) 2.86 8x 10 P810-6 8x 12 P812-6 10x 4 P104-6 lox 6 10 x 8 P106-6 P108-6 % x 3 12 91 z x '/4 34 9.60 2.86 10 x 10 111010-6 10 x 12 P1012-6 12x 6 P126-6 12 x 8 P 128-6 14. x 3 12 11 k x La 'a 9.60 2.86 12 x 10 P1210-6 12 x 12 P1212-6 ]51/4' x 6'/2 Y56-6 i4x3 1S 6'/Z x v49.60 2.86 4 x 8% P58-6 8% x'4 7 x 6'/b 7x 8% P76-6 P78-6 'a x 3 12 6. x l/4 8 K, x l4 34 9.60 2.86 7 x 9% P79-6 934 x 1/4 ' 9 x 61/2 9x 8% P96-6 P98-6 la x 3 12 6'/ x 74 8% x �Aa q/ 74 9.60 2.86 9 x 9% P99-6 93'4 x /4 11 x 8% 11 x 9% P118-6 P119-6 1/4 x 3 12 8% x'/4 991'4 x '/4 3/4 9.80 2.85 11x1136 P1111-6 11%X% 'Allowable bolt values, where controlling, are based upon Douglas fir (Coast Region), Douglas fir, larch or Southern pine, and are to be adjusted for other species of wood in accordance with relative group classification in U.B.C. Standard No. 25-17. Where post bases are exposed to the weather use 75 per cent of tabulated uplift loads. Tabulated allowable loads have been increased for metal sideplates, wind or seismic loads, no other increases are permissible. All dimen- sions are in inches. Posts are to be investigated for allowable vertical live loads where such loads are critical. 'Post bases are to be embedded in the concrete footings or supporting elements the distance shown, and have the base plate uniformly and fully supported by the concrete. Bolt end distances and spacings in the wood post are as follows: Bolt Size End Distance Spacing Bolt Hole Size ��ffqq" 4%" 3^ 3/4 'Base plate size tabulated is actual width of post and base plate between U -strap faces, base plate thickness, with length of base plate to be equal to other actual post dimension. 41.nteral allowable loads tabulated are based upon U -strap plate bending stresses. Page 3 of 3 TABLE NO. II TYPE C -POST CAPS' Report No. 2318 'Allowable bolt values, where controlling, arc based upon Douglas fir (Coast Region), Douglas fir, larch, or Southern pine, and are to be adjusted for other species of wood in accordance with relative group classification in 13.13 C. Standard No. 25-17. Where post caps are exposed to the weather use 75 per cent of tabulated bolt loads. Tabulated allowable loads have been increased for metal sideplates, wind or seismic loads, no other increases are permissible. All dimensions are in inches. 'Posts and beams to be investigated for compression perpendicular to the grain for actual bearing areas involved. Posts and beams are to be investigated for allowable vertical live loads where such loads are critical. The most critical connection tabulated for each hype of load is to control that allowable load. TABLE NO. III SHEAR OR STRUT CONNECTIONI•2 U -CHANNEL DIMENSIONS (inches) PLATE STRAP ALLOWABLE LOADS (Kips)2 PLATE STRAP FLAT BAR Over-all Number and DIMENSIONS Number and Uplift Connections Lateral Connections Post Beam Post (Weld- Post Beam Axial SC -1 CATALOG Height of Metal Thick- Size of Through Thick- Size of Through POST CAP TYPE NUMBER Length Sides ness Batts ness Bolts (Bolts) (Bolts) Ing) (Bolts) (Bolts) For C-14 5 9.03 2' '" 2 �; 2'/ " 2s" 4.29 5.35 2.72 3.22 1.00 2.58 2.77 4.29 6.70 Continttotts C-15 7',� i 4 �f, '/4 2% '/4 2 9/4 "" 6.40 3.30 2.87 9.60 Beams C-.16 For C-24 4',•� 2 �/^_ " 4.29 2.722.58 4.29 Splicing C-25 13 7 �� 43K" �„ 2Ns"' " 5.35 3.22 1.00 2.77 6.70 Beams C-26 �4' 49/4 ""2% 6.40 3.30 2.II7 9.60 For C-34 11 2'', ": 2' 2 " 4.29 2.72 2.58 4.29 Beam End C-35 7 7 25. (, ?Sl'a" 5.35 3.22 1.00 2.77 6.70 or Corner C-36 1"6 2 �4 '/4 29/4 6.40 3.30 2.87 9.60 'Allowable bolt values, where controlling, arc based upon Douglas fir (Coast Region), Douglas fir, larch, or Southern pine, and are to be adjusted for other species of wood in accordance with relative group classification in 13.13 C. Standard No. 25-17. Where post caps are exposed to the weather use 75 per cent of tabulated bolt loads. Tabulated allowable loads have been increased for metal sideplates, wind or seismic loads, no other increases are permissible. All dimensions are in inches. 'Posts and beams to be investigated for compression perpendicular to the grain for actual bearing areas involved. Posts and beams are to be investigated for allowable vertical live loads where such loads are critical. The most critical connection tabulated for each hype of load is to control that allowable load. TABLE NO. III SHEAR OR STRUT CONNECTIONI•2 'Connections are satisfactory for loads placing the flat bar in tension only. Strut compression loads to be resisted by other means. Allowable loads in tension maybe adjusted for duration of load under Section 2504 (c) 4 of the Code. =Allowable loads tabulated are based on bolt values in single shear for Douglas fir (Coast Region), Douglas fir, larch, or Southern pine, and are to be adjusted for other species of wood in accordance with rela- tive group classification in U.H.C. Standard No. 25-17. Where bolted connections are exposed to the weather use 75 per cent of tabulated loads. 'Allowable loads are for a single connection acting. The values may be taken for each connection when used in pairs to resist the same load, providing the struts being connected are a 3 -inch minimum nominal width. NUMBER OF PLATE STRAP FLAT BAR j" BOLTS CATALOG DIMENSIONS DIMENSION EACH PLATE ALLOWABLE NUMBER (Inches) (Inches) STRAP LOAD (Kips)' SC -1 3 x Ti --,8 '/ 1 1.81 SC -2 3 x '/4 x 111•2 2 3.61 SC -3 3 x '1/4� x 14'/2 2'/ x '/4 x 16'%z 3 5.42 SC -4 3 x 74 x 17'/2 4 7.23 SC -5 3 x '/4 x 20' ^ 5 9.03 'Connections are satisfactory for loads placing the flat bar in tension only. Strut compression loads to be resisted by other means. Allowable loads in tension maybe adjusted for duration of load under Section 2504 (c) 4 of the Code. =Allowable loads tabulated are based on bolt values in single shear for Douglas fir (Coast Region), Douglas fir, larch, or Southern pine, and are to be adjusted for other species of wood in accordance with rela- tive group classification in U.H.C. Standard No. 25-17. Where bolted connections are exposed to the weather use 75 per cent of tabulated loads. 'Allowable loads are for a single connection acting. The values may be taken for each connection when used in pairs to resist the same load, providing the struts being connected are a 3 -inch minimum nominal width. o . c r} RECEIVED 1 b -e -L -5U J MAR 2 81983 w Y�city of Bremerton Planning D31pt, CITY OF BREMERTON ENVIRONMENTAL CHECKLIST Introduction: The State Environmental Policy Act of 1971, Chapter 43.21C, RCW, requires all state and local government- al agencies to consider environmental values both for their own actions and when licensing private proposals. The Act also requires that an Environmental Impact'Statement be pre- pared for all major actions significantly affecting the quality of the environment. The purpose of this checklist is to help the agencies involved determine whether or not a proposal is such a major action. Please answer -the following questions as completely as you can with the information presently available to you. Where explan ations of your answers are required, or where you believe an explanation would be helpful to government decision makers; include your explanation on additional pages. (All yes and maybe answers require an explanation. Use quantitative informa- tion in your answers where applicable.) You should .include references to any reports or studies of which you are aware and which are relevant to the answers you provide. Complete answers to these questions now will help all agencies involved with your proposal to undertake the required environ- mental review without unnecessary delay. The following questions apply to your total proposal, not just to the license for which you are currently applying or the pro- posal for which approval is sought. Your answers should include the secondary impacts which will be caused by. your proposal when it is completed, even though completion may not occur until some- time in the future. This will allow all of the agencies which will be involved to complete their environmental review now, with- out duplicating paperwork in the future. NOTE: This is a standard form being used by all. state and local agencies in the State of Washington for various types of proposals. Many of the questions may not apply to your proposal. If a ques- tion does not apply, just answer it "no" and continue on to the next question. ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FUE--$30.00 March 10, 1983 ATTACHMENT TO: City of Bremerton Environmental Checklist FOR: Super 8 Motel - Bremerton, Washington PREPARED BY: Richert & Associates, Archi.tects/Planners II. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS (1) Earth: Changes in topography and displacement or uncovering of soils will be that minimum necessary for construction of the building and site development. (3) Water: Changes in absorption rates, drainage patterns, amount of surface water and direction of runoff only in as much as required for excavation for the building and parking. Detention of storm water will be in compli- ance with Kitsap County codes and specifications. (5) Fauna: Some minor displacement of small animals will take place due to development. (13) Transportation/Circulation: The development will generate vehicular traffic. II. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS BALI_ "YES" AND "MAYBE" ANSWERS MUST BE ANSWERED ONADDITIONAL S EET - ASUAUTITATIVE INEORMMATION IN YOUR ANSWERS WHERE APPLICABLEd Yes Mavbe No (1) Earth. Will the proposal result in: (a) Unstable Earth conditions or in changes in geologic substructures? X (b) Disruptions, displacements, com- paction or overcovering of the soil? X (c) Change in topography or ground surface relief features? X (d) The destruction, covering or modification of any unique geologic or physical features? X (e) Any increase in wind or water erosion of soils, either on or off the site? X (f) Changes in deposition or ero- sion of beach sands, or changes in siltation, deposition or erosion which may modify the channel of a river of stream or the bed of to ocean or any bay, inlet or lake: X (2) Air. Will the proposal result in: (a) Air emissions or deterioration of ambient air quality? X (b) The creation of objectionable odors? X (c) Alteration of air movement, moisture or temperature, or any change in climate, either local_y ur regionally? X .i j ,:, ,T ALL V:'JJ :iu�L l•.ii`^ li.:..., �JQ nig ��i: �.,�_':�;.:� _.._..�� -2- Yes Maybe No (3) Water. Will the proposal result in: (a) Changes in currents, or the course or direction of water move- ments, in either marine or fresh waters? X (b) Changes in absorption rates, drainage patterns, or the rate and amount of surface water runoff? X (c) Alterations to the course or flow of flood wagers? X (d) Change in the amount of sur- face water in any water body? (e) Discharge into surface waters, or in any alteration of surface water quality, including but not limited to teriperature, dissolved oxygen or turbidity? X (f) Alteration of the direction or rate of flow of ground waters? X (g) Change in the quantity of ground waters, either through direct additions or withdrawals, or throuUh interception o` an aqui-le- by Cllr`'-, c'_^ P_:� __vat Ions X (h) Deterioration in ground ware^ quality, either throug di ect -;- jection,,or through the seepage of leachate, phosphates, •deter---- water Dc r.ne virus or bacteria, ::r other substances into the cun,. wdters? X (1) Reduction in the amount of water otherwise av:'.i'•_able `or 1u' _1._. oria 1.er su7z'l-L'e`; . X (a) Change in the diversity of species, or numbers of any species of flora (including trees, shrubs, grass, crops, microflora and aquatic clants)? (b) Re:iuction of 7ne nu�-,,bers of any unique, rare or endangered species of flora? X �.{PL.-_T_i �+LL -3- Yes Playbe No (c) Introduction of new species of flora into an area, or in a barrier to the normal, replenish- ment of existing species? X (d) Reduction in acreage of any agricultural crop? X (5) Fauna. Will the proposal result in: (a) Changes in the diversity Gf species, or numbers OF any species of fauna (birds, land animals including reptiles, fish and shell- fish, benthic organisms, insects or microfauna)? X (b) Reduction of the numbers of any unique, rare or endangered' species of fauna: X (c) Introduction of new species of fauna into an area, or result in a barrier to the migration or movement of fauna? X (d) Deterioration to existing fish or wildlife habitat? X ( G ) :`Joist Wil'_ -he Droposal inc-re--S eTting noise levels. X (7 ) Light and Glare. 6di11 the pro- posal produce new light or glare? X ( ) sand Use. G7i1i the proposal result in the alteration of the present or planned land use of an area? X (a) increase in the rate of use of any natural resources: X (b) Depletion of any nonrenewable natural resource? X u_llArles.. _i �1--. ._.�i 7 T t�" _._ J.^• _- •i...i ... __,._ _... _.. 77 i�:; '• Yes Maybe No (10) Risk of Upset. Does the proposal involve a risk of an explosion or the release of hazardous substances (including, but not'limited to, oil, pesticides, chemicals or radi- ation) in the event of an accident or upset conditions? X (11) Population. Will the proposal alter the location, distribution, density, or growth rate of the human population of an area? X (lt) Housing. will the proposal affect existing housing, or create a demand for additional housing? X (13) Transportation/Circulation. Will the proposal result in: (a) Generation of additional vehicular movement? X (b) Effects on existing parking facilities, or demand for new parking? X (c) Impact upon existing trans- portation systems? X (d) Alterations to present patterns of circulation or move- ment of people and/or goods? X (e) Alterations to waterborne, rail or air traffic? X (f) Increase in traffic hazards to motor vehicles, bicyclists or pedestrians? X ( 14 ) Public Serv_=es . I'.i-11 the prc- pesal have an effect upon, or result in a need fog^ new or al- tered governmental services in any of the following areas: (a) Fire protection? X (b) Police protection.? X (c) schools? X ALL YES "T - -`=-�� � �'�I ,.��J ^i•J �_DID.7TT�I r'.� � EE 1 Yes Maybe No (d) Parks or other recreational facilities? (e) Maintenance of public facili- ties, including roads? (f) Other governmental services? (15) Energy. will the proposal result in: (a) Use of substantial amounts of fuel or energy? (b) Demand upon existing sources of energy, or require the develop- ment of new sources of energy? (16) Utilities. Will the proposal result 1n a need for new systems, or alterations to the following utilities: (a) Po:ver or natural ,-as-- (b) as?(b) Communications systems? (c ) 'later? (d) Sewer or se�. 7ic u... (e) Storm water drainage? (f) Solid :caste and dispcsull T -i ) Human F eaI th +_ `.ye, _`„C.�os al ncsu_t in the creat -ion c .any health hazard or potential health hazard (excluding mental health)? (13 ) ,AeS fie - - CS suit in the creat -1.07i aesthetically offensive site open to public view? (19) Recreation. .•dill t'he prono5nl resist in an impacz u�:�-. L' i. quail -�y or !ua.ntIty D__.Ls recreational opportur.- _..'rPLli'.�� �_..�7 %i.'J't/`:TJ •�.� j^ __..�.. 1"�C 1{�iiTTT ��.:� .�.� M X X RIM X r X X X X X _WX X X Yes Maybe No (20) Archeological/Historical. Will the proposal result in an alteration of a significant archeological or his- torical site, structure, object or building? x III. SIGNATURE ' I, the undersigned, state that to the best of my knowledge the above information is true and complete. It is understood that the lead agency may withdraw any declaration of non -signi- ficance that it might issue in reliance upon this checklist should there be any willful misrepresentation or willful lack of full disclosure on my part. Proponent: R er R. Richert, Architect Date: AGENT FOR: Super 8 Hotels Northwest II -7- N CITY OF BREMERTON 239 4TH STREET BREMERTON, WA 98310 TELEPHONE (206) 478-5310 DATE RECEIVED FROM AMOUNT CASH CHICK FUND B S B LL OBJ DESCRIPTION 001 321 60 05 BUSINESS LICENSE 001 1316 10 00 B & 0 TAX 001 341 84 00 MAPS, PUBLICATIONS I COPIES/RECORDS/FINGER PRINTS 001 341 86 00 90 00 MISC. PERMITS/ CONCEALED WEAPONS 001 321 001 344 50 09 RESIDENTIAL PARKING 001 322 _ 90 00 BURNING PERMIT 803 389 I 10 00 LEASE HOLD TAX 389 20 00 SALES TAX TOTAL RECEIVED A AMOUNT - i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i j APPLY SALES TAX 7 9 5 9 BY CUSTOMER COPY f C RI c fj ci ART ANDERSON District 6 PHIL. DROUIN District 7 SPENCER HORNING Dtatrnc t X RUSS JOHNSON Dcstnc. t 9 Cit./' ®f Bremertoq 239 FOURTH STREET BRE111ERTON, WASHINGTON 98310 I(206)478-5252 WATER DEPARTMENT 1548 Warren Avenue Bremerton, Washington 98310 (206) 478-5318 Ilmar J. Orni, P.E. and R.L.S. 0-K Consultants 26810 South East Duthie Hill Road Issaquah, Washington 98027 Re: SHOREWOOD INN UTILITY PLAN Dear Mr. Orni: MAYOR MORRIE DAWKINS February 23, 1983 IC.D 2@., city Of Breus 7. euuf Vng ®epai The Bremerton Water Utility has reviewed the proposed Shorewood Inn project for the installation of water mains, services and hydrants. Please see the following comments, as noted below and attached: 1) A 10' easement for the 6" ductile iron water main traversing the project will be required by the Water Utility for the maintenance of the system. 2) Domestic water services (meters) shall be restricted to public right-of-way, or easements, and locations shall be noted on plans (see attachment for options). 3) All service connections (meters) and connection to City water mains (wet taps) shall be completed by Bremerton Water Department crews, after water system acceptance, and payment of applicable fees. 4) All installation, inspection and testing shall be per American Public Works Association specifications. 5) All materials shall meet or exceed American Water Works Association standards, as amended, and shall be as noted below: a. Pipe shall be ductile iron, Class 52. b. Hydrants shall be M & H T129 or Mueller Centurion. 6) Locations of hydrants shall be approved, prior to installation, by the Fire Marshall's Office, and installation shall be per the Utility's standards. Gateway to the Olympics and Home of the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard JOHN A. KLIMA r.E. J0B DATE�� , BY CONSULTING ENGINEER TITLE I ROOM 201 7605 S.E. 27TH STREET SUBJECT D A �1,- ' MERCER ISLAND, WASHINGTON 98040 (206) 232.1841 �t..To..f�or?NC�.: -- ---- ._tum•.. Lo�rD . -'-- ��' �' (-� �� - _ ,u p-tp� _ A ff Of WAS / FL --L�QISTEVt ""UNAL E�G� UJT t- L. 1- '' r� 71 3 So, Z 3c3 - So i� rZ.� _ p��6s&vim 3 J rIG h 3 � r.. /� ® ♦ RICHERT & ASSOC. .'ES 04 ®®` architects planners IIIA 6III 9311 SE 36th St. 410 Phone: MERCER ISLAND, WA 98040 Phone: 232-1700 To Jay Williams City of Bremerton Building Dept. 239 Fourth Street . Bremerton, Washington 98310 Bromao LETTER Date April 4, 1983 Subject Bremerton Super . 8 Motel Structural Calls Please find enclosed 2 copies of.the structural calls for the 6 inch concrete foundation wall -.note exterior walls only carry roof load. \\ SIGNED ��C El Please reply El No reply necessary David D. HuffmanvV �66-2 Available from eds Inc, Groton, Mass 01450 Au aPPLIL ► d BUN CITY OE ' RREMERTON BUILDING r ��iENT _ VALUE ✓' �, .f C %C� � -...� •�F (C S 1, 066,_50O` OO PERMIT FEC S (pL4nC-L4_ S. . u T ... ...... .. 1, W .�.!►�E�WS��:.Y.... J��)��'• ADDRESS/LOCAT ION OF JOB.. Wrxh •9f• A4'!iap• •W Y• Bet egg, ,��loxgy>!gad. Rd.. • • • •" ' ' ' ' ' "` Construct ion of a new Super, 8 , �1gx,ej••'•" .............................. Xp�pLICATION ISSUED FOR: PT!3-PERTY TAX ACCT. NO............................................................ e.es 9nu� _ _NSA _ _ .... eccuPaNCY.R�. • • '� TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION.S..� r4iQ11T• .(MOdlfled) NorthwestII . Inc. - Super 8 h1otels CONTRACTOR ... Pennisula, Deye�,op"ELTjt,,,jug............ OWNER.................... 5826 Pacific Ave. S.E.. Suite C; Lacey; WA. Same y; .................. ADDRESS ..................... .. .. ADDRESS.......... .....,,,... , 459- 3636......... _............... . .... . .. PrOtE..........STATE LIC. PHONE.... (0 . .... 223-01PEr�jQ$197. M$ _ --)Contact Person: David- 232-1700 , RicAert* & associates DATE........., - - RECEIVED BY. SIGNATURE APPLICANT........'•._ ..................... ACCEPTANCE OF APPLICATION DOES NOT INSURE ISSUANCE OF BLDG. PERMIT. PLANNING COMr.ENTS/REVIEWED BY.......... fS� /Sfti I APr'D ENGINEERING COMMENTS VIEWED BY ��I.r�� GP/,�o„ G �4 BY a ' SEPARATE PERMIT REQUIRED FOR WORK IN RIGHT-OF-WAY, EXCAVATION, PAVING, SIDEWALKS,SANlTARY C STORM SEWER. AI'� D FI'2E DEPT. COMMENTS/REVIEWED BY.......... DY TRAFFIC DEPT. COMMENTS/REVIEWED BY.......... PLUMBING REVIEWED BY.......... WATER DEPT. SEPARAIE PERMITS REQUIRED FOR PLUMBING AND MECHANICAL WORK. ELECTRICAL REVIEWED BY.......... SEPARATE PERMIT REQUIRED FOR ELECTRICAL WORK. BUILDING REVIEWED BY.......... .l Cvnplfance 0[E1cct .. _ .. ... .. .. .. .... .. .. DAT. ... ........... APF DY APP'n aY CITY 0F BREMEHTON BUILDING ffi.MENT RE//CEIPT 7'\ VALUE f�r�� S 1;066,500.00 (.PERMIT FEC 4✓' ./: PLAN CMCCK S: ..:.. .. ADDRESS/LOCATION OF JOB... 4Nx th.9f. A xsap..W y. Betwegll .$�IQr4WQQd. Rd.. .Rig ;y -u .3.... Jf�ll:......... ... ... r oN IssuEo FOR: Construction of a new.Supgr, 8 �1gX,e,J„.............................................. APPLICATION •••.............. .. PROPERTY TAX ACCT. NO............................................................ FIRE 20NE..�II:..... OCCUPANCY.ELL.. TYPE OF CONSTRUCTIQN.S.J..WpuT. (Mod 1YleC1 owNER....Northwest.II ._Inc: - Super 8 Motels .� CONTRACTOR ... pennisulL, Deye,]�Qppter}Y,,,Zp4............ .. ... .. .... .. 5826 Pacific Ave. S.E., Suite C; Laceys WA. Same .......... ADDRESS ............... ADDRESS...... (206. X59-�6 6 STATE LIC. #9.223-91P��izNV5197..MS PHONE.... .......... ............... .. PMOt1E......_....... :_. -�Con•tact Person: Ric D. H ffmau - 232-1700 . lc ert f, ssoclates DATE..... RECEIVED BY. SIGNATURE APPLICANT..........- " ACCEPTANCE OF APPLICATION DOES NOT INSURE ISSUANCE OF BLDG. PERMIT. PLANNING COMMENTS/REVIEWED BT.......... 1^ ENGINEERING COMMENTS/REVIEWED BY.......... SEPARATE PERMIT REQUIRED FOR WORK IN RIGHT -OF -HAY, EXCAVATION, PAVING, S[OEHALKS,SANfTARY t STORM SEWER. - FIRE DEPT. COMMENTS/REVIEWED BY... t TRAFFIC DEPT. CO`tyENTS/REVIEWED BY.......... PLUMBING REVIEWED BY.......... HATER DCPT. ELECTRICAL REVIEWED BY.......... Bul,LDING REVIEWED BY.......... ` y► EPARAIE PERMITS REQUIRED FOR PLUMBING AND MECHANICAL WORK. SEPARATE PERMIT REQUIRED FOR ELECTRICAL WORK. fff Iccr .. .. .. .. DAT! .... .......... . APP'D BY APP'D BY APP -DI DY API -1) 3Y AFFULA I I L) CITY OF BREMERTON BUILDING TMENT VALUE Q.� /! �� RECD I�,T ` "S 1,.066,.5 00.00 ,PERMIT FEC 5�. .k./.. GLAr+ CCK�S w/ !!/' ADDRESS/LOCATION OF JOB. N4I'th.4 .K. xsap..N[ y. Betwee�.•.$}Iozpmwd.Rd.. &.ffigh' aY.. ..... J FK! ............... APPLICATION ISSUED FOR: „Construction of, a,new,Super, 8,MQ�s....t,...... ................ . .. PROPERTY TAX ACCT. NO............................................................ PLANNING ZONING............ FIRE_ZONE.OCCUPANCY.R.L......•.'- TYPE OF CONSTRUCT ION.S.1,N911r.tModified) OWNER.. "Northwest II, Inc. -Super, 8. Motels „• CONTRACTOR... Pennisula Deyplk4p"er}t,..jpr,.,,,,,,.,,, ... .......... ......... ADDRESS:5826.Pacific Ave: S.E:..Suite C�.Lacey,, Same •. ......,.�: . ........ ... ADDRESS. . PHONE ...... (206) 45-9-363§ ........._...... ...... ...... PHONE ...... -........ STATE LIC. #1......Q RW.N45197..M5 —*Contact -Person: Dav d D. H�I,1lffmau - 232-1700 RlcAert & UsoclateS DATE ............. RECEIVED BY........... •. • • • • SIGNATURE APPLICANT... .,.__ •••• ......••••• " " ACCEPTANCE OF APPLICATION DOES NOT INSURE ISSUANCE OF BLDG. PERMIT. PLANNING COMMENTS/REVIEWED ST..!?Y:....() %`SSItiL 0.- $`tV L�C'1U,,k /*11 T Sim ivv.prW•�w\�s IAAugi V� 1t u -w �y�( r V�-tV a•d� a �;,,� p l a ck°'P a,cc atir�..�, D K D ENGINEERING COMMENTS/REVIEWED BY.......... SEPARATE PERMIT REQUIRED FOR WORK IN RIGHT-OF-WAY, EXCAVATION, PAVING, SIDEWALKS,S�NITARY L STORM SEWER. FIRE DEPT. COMMENTS/REVIEWED BY.......... JRAFFIC DEPT. COMMENTS/REVIEWED BY.......... PLUMBING REVIEWED BY.......... WATER DEPT. ELECTRICAL REVIEWED BY.......... BUILDING REVIEWED BY.......... IE PERMITS REQUIRED FOR PLUMBING AND MECHANICAL WORK. SEPARATE PER141T REQUIRED FOR ELECTRICAL WORK. LC_p_7a1 ce Oltfccr . . . . . .. ... . .. . . ..DATE .... .......... . APP'D I3Y APP'D DY APP'D BY APP'n 3Y ....,CALL COUNCIL City'of Bremerton, BILL AMO District I VANT E. L. STUDistrict District 2 239 FOURTH STREET ROY T. MOSELY BREMERTON, WASHINGTON 98310 District 3 JIM ADRIAN (206) 478-5252 District 4 CLYDE S PACHEK June 10, 1983 ART ANDERSON District 6 PHIL D r DtsDistrictt7 / SPENCER HORNING District 8 RUSS JOHNSON District 9 Seattle Realty Western Properties 13975 Interubran Avenue S. Seattle, Washington 98168 Attention: Mr. M. Schowrup MAYOR MORRIE DAWKINS Re: Enforcement of Ordinance 1792 Zoning Restrictions - Kitsap Way/Shorewood Drive Dear Mr. Scourupp: The City has determined that the following actions at the Kitsap Way/Shorewood Drive site are inconsistent with the conditions of rezoning specified in Ordinance 1972 (attached): 1. A substantial number of the existing trees which were to have been retained in the required perimeter and interior landscape areas, as shown on the approved site plan and described in Ordinance 1792 condi tions 8. f (1)-(7), have been removed by grading activities at the site. 2. The grading activities now shown on your grading and utility plan will be raising the elevation of portions of the northerly parking areas significantly higher than was proposed at the time of the rezone (as indicated by the presence of several existing trees to remain in the interior of the site on the approved site plan). These raised -elevations will almost certainly undermine the effectiveness of the 6- and 8- foot high fence which was required to screen the business development from adjacent residential uses to the nroth. As a result, the City has'determined that you must satisfy the following requirements before any further grading, building or occupancy permits will be issued at this site: Gateway to the Olympics and Home of the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard r Seattle Realty Re: Enforcement of Ordinance 1792 Zoning Restrictions - Kitsap Way/Shorewood Drive page 2 1. Submit five copies of an accurate landscape plan to scale, approved by a privately retained licensed landscape architect, certified Wash- ington State Nurseryman or certified Washington State Landscaper, for Planning and Engineering Department approval. This plan shall indicate: a. Remaining existing trees to be retained; b. Remaining existing trees which must be topped or removed in order that they not constitute a safety hazard; c. Measures to be taken to protect remaining existing trees during land alteration and construction. d. Supplementery native vegetation to be added to the north perimeter natural area to replace and supplement remaining vegetation. e. Replacement of trees designated for retention on the approved site plan with comparable trees of the largest size feasible. For example, replacement of a 12 inch diameter evergreen tree should consist of two or more trees whose total trunk diameter is essent- ially equivalent in area to 12 inches and of a similar species typical of Pacific Northwest native vegetation. f. Location of the required fence so as to most effectively screen light and glare from the buildings and parking area as viewed from adjacent residential properties on the north. Elevation drawings showing the relationship of the northerly parking areas, the fence and the adjacent two residential structures shall be supplied. g. Compliance with all applicable rezone requirements. 2. Pay the necessary fees for the City to retain a qualifed consultant to advise the City as to whether the proposed landscape plan adequately addresses -the above•,requfirements..� This shall include any time necessary to attend any meetings between the City and applicant if the City requires such meetings in order to work out any problems not adequately addressed by the proposed landscape plan. Seattle Realty Re: Enforcement of Ordinance 1792 Zoning Restrictions Kitsap Way/Shorewood Drive page 3 3. In addition to the required performance and maintenance assurance devices (Ordinance 1792 9 d. -and e.), post a maintenance bond in an amount to be determined by the City sufficient to replace the trees and other vegetation which were improperly removed; said bond shall remain in force and effect for a period to be determined bythe City upon consultation with the advisor to the City described above, and shall guarantee that any dead, diseased, stolen or vandalized plant- ings shall be replaced within three months. 4. Provide the City with an agreement granting the City, and�its agents the right to enter the property and perform any required work remain- ing undone at the expiration of the above required maintenance bond. Sincerely, lio lkay_ Ken Attbtery, KIPP Planning Directo KA:J9 Attachment: Ordinance 1792 cc: William Smith, 1103 Shorewood Drive Fritz J. Jappe, 1109 Shorewood Drive Bayshore West Homeowner's Association, 924 Shorwood Drive Denny's Restaurant, (Barbara Lamb) P.O. Box 3710, La Miranda, CA 90637 Motel Eight, (Ron Shipley) P.O. Box 3825, Lacey, WA 98503 Bill Broughton, City Attorney Allan Kane, City Engineer (Buildi apartment) Al Vilwock, Building Official .:r . ... is .. _ •+ ....:. ..�v-.i-+;,.+q�.�.waitj.• r _ .. ,� _. ... .. . :. ..,...tr,�pe��p�•'y--:v' r"+,.r;-'+�*!ri.;7t'"r..a.���:.. h ORDINANCE-N0. 3!a $ ;L.- i L CC VIONEEfiI iC: FiJ!R�t��(!� t REQ. IF -- AN ORDINANCE amending the use and area maps of Ordinance No. 1792 as amended by Ordinance No. 3354 THE CITY OF BREMERTON DOES ORDAIN: SECTION 1: DEFUlY,�jg/� That the use and area maps of,Ordinance No. 1792 as amended by Ordinance No. 3354 be and hereby are amended in conformity with Title 4, Chapter I thereof as follows: That portion of Government Lot 4, Section 16, Township 24 North, Range 1 East, W.M., further described as Parcels 2 through 8 (attached), LESS that portion already zoned B-3 by the City of. Bremerton in Ordinance 2692, dated August 10, 1966, Situate in Kitsap County, Washington. BE AND THE SAME HEREBY IS reclassified for Residential I (R-1) to Business Two (B-2) subject to the following conditions: 1. This rezone is subject to the various requirements contained in the Bremerton Zoning Ordinance, the Uniform Building Code and other applicable laws and regulations. It is the responsibility of the developer to assure compliance with the applicable provisions contained therein. 2. The site shall be developed essentially the same as the site plan labelled Exhibit "B" except as modified to meet conditions of approval listed herein. T J11 :inti 3. The site plan and conditions applicable to this rezone shall also be binding on all adjacent commercially zoned property to ,.� the south fronting on Kitsap Way, which was rezoned by Bremerton ;. Ordinance :42692. RL HUFF 4. Any changes, revisions or additions which constitute a significant SOU"d1"i A001TOR departure from the approved site plan shall require approval of the Planning Commission, subject to appeal to the City Counci l within ten (10) calendar days. 5. For uses other than a bank, the development of the area on the pojj ?"110 {D site plan labelled "Bank or Similar Use" shall require Planning Commission land use approval to assure that adequate parking is RE- .4F provided and that the proposed use does not include high traffic `145CO- generators such as fast food restaurants, convenience stores, OCT 20 1K2 or service stations. ;j•'-�_r�T,� HUFF 6. No grading or construction permits shall :,e granted for the ,D' " ' ;:';TQ.i development of the subject property until an auxiliary power supply _...s �_....� and facility is provided to Sanitary Sewer Pump Station X13. 7. Prior to the issuance of any grading permits, the developer shall: a. Dedicate dive (5) feet of right-of-way to the City of Bremerton along Shorewood Drive from Kitsap Way to the north line of the subject property. b. Provide plans indicating compliance with Engineering Department - standards for erosion control. 821'x? 0 U 54 8202250038 rr<<2-1F;R2318 8204220056 PER260 165 PEE1250 5b" 0 8. Prior to the issuance of to the issuance of anybuilding permits, the developer shall submit plans showing: a. Provisions for erosions control, storm water detention, and controlled outflow to Engineering Department standards. If the approved -storm water runoff system is determined inade- quate for any reason at any time after the occupancy permit has been granted, the subject property owner shall be required to conform to any additional requirements determined necessary by the City Engineer. b. Energy conserving site and building design. c. Detail for site lighting•which: (1) Does not floodlight the face of buildings particularly the motel and office facades which adjoin residential properties to the north and east of the site. (2) Indicates that parking area lighting north of the motel and office is'low intensity and will not exceed six feet in height. (3) Is limited to entry way lighting on the north side of the motel and office and to that which is essential to pedestrian safety. The north parking areas shall not be lit by typical tall flood lights. d. Detail for signing in addition to complying with sign regulations in zoning and building construction codes as follows: (1) Signs along the Kitsap Way frontage shall be limited to a single free-standing sign and to one ground mounted sign not exceeding 30 square feet each for each building. These signs shall be placed so they will not interfere with safe pedestrian or vehicular access. (2) All other business signs shall be placed on building facades below the roof line and shall not be located on sides of buildings facing residential areas north of the site. (3) All signs along Shorewood Drive shall be limited to directional signs and shall be low ground mounted signs not exceeding 3Z feet in height or 6 square feet. (4) All signs on the subject site shall be limited to those which identify uses on the site. e. Placement of all utilities serving the subject site underground where feasible. f. Landscaping as follows: (1) Along Shorewood Drive: An area no less than twenty (20) feet wide, planted for total separation between the subject development ark residential areas as follows: (a) Two rows of trees at least six 'feet in height, staggered, and planted at a maximum interval 8 2 1 0 2 0 0 0 5 4 of no less than twenty (20) feet on center. No more than 25 of the required trees shall be deciduous. Existing large evergreen trees shall be retained to fulfill this requirement where feasible; an 8202250038 PEP 2•? 6R2319 8204220056 -2- K11262FR 166 PEf1250FR 553 ":: �._� _ *, .r �a< .Ys Vis` ,.ur .�il�:f�iaa : ` - - ".••:�w�Ilu�'� �"i: - (b) Shrubs, a minimum of three plant materials, planted so within three (3) years; and (3) feet in height, and other that the ground will be covered (c) An attractive, sight obscuring wood fence no less than six (6) feet high along the inner edge of the landscaping area, with all the above required landscaping located between the property line and the fence, except where a variation in the fence location is needed to preserve existing significant trees or strengthen the fence structure. (2) Along the north and northwest edges of the subject property abutting the residential property fronting on Brentwood Drive: An area no less than twenty (20) feet wide, or no less than ten (10) feet wide if agreeable to the abutting property owner(s), as evidenced by a signed statement to that effect; said property shall be landscaped above for the property adjacent to Shorewood Drive. (3) Along the north edge of the subject property abutting the residen- tial property fronting on Shorewood Drive: A natural area shall be preserved which is an average of 35 feet wide but in no case less than 25 feet wide at any point, and which consists primarily of existing vegetation; further, an attractive sight -obscuring wood fence no less than eight (9) feet high shall be placed approximately through the middle of said natural area and shall be jogged as necessary to preserve existing trees or strengthen the fence structure; further, although no natural vegetation should be removed, additional native plantings shall be added where necessary to screen the subject development from adjacent residential uses, in which case the existing natural vegetation may be disturbed. (4) Along Kitsap Way: An area no less than ten (10) feet wide, to provide effective visual separation of the development from the street and to soften the appearance of buildings and parking areas, as follows: (a) Evergreen and deciduous trees, with no more than 50°o being deciduous, a minimum of six (6) feet in height, and planted at intervals of no greater than thirty (30) feet on center; and (b) Any of the following alternatives: 1. Shrubs, a minimum of 3'- feet in height, and ground cover planted so that the ground will be covered within three years; or 2. Earth mounding, an average of 32 feet in height, planted with shrubs or living ground cover so that the ground will be covered within three years; or 3. A combination of earth -mounding and shrubs to produce a visual barrier at least 32 feet in height. (5) Within an area 15 feet from intersections of each driveway and the edge of the street pavement, landscaping and screeni.ng:described shall consist of plant materials which will cover the ground within three years and which will not exceed 32 feet in height, to pro- vide visual relief wherc clear sight is necessary for safe access. Trees are also permitted if the trunks are free of branches below six feet in height. (6) Where trees overhang vertical feet of free 8210200054 8202250038 82042.20056 sidewalk, there shall be at least six (6) sight clearance. -3- REEl262FR 167 REti24GIF' 2320 PEN5OE; 5;54 ,_,:7.+r.�e..._'.r..+ii.,•'$t..4,6..�:�r•![>►7yaN��:}�jtijii 3.ic.4i.�..0...��.,�.e�y„_. (7) All healthy evergreen trees which are 8" in diameter or greater measured 4 feet above existing grade and all healthy decidous trees which are 12" in diameter or greater measured 4 feet above existing grade and which will not constitute a safety hazard shall be retained in the required perimeter landscaping areas. Areas to be cleared for required utilities, sanitary sewer or storm drainage improvements are exempt from this requirement. g. Limitation of access to one driveway each to Kitsap Way and to Shorewood Drive; the access to Shorewood Drive shall be located at a point south of the Bayshore West Condominium driveway which is satisfactory to the Engineering Department. h. The location of new fire hydrants at the Shorewood Drive entry and on the west side of the complex in a location approved by the Fire Department. i. Installation of a grease trap in wastewater lines from the proposed restaurant. j. Detail which indicates that the exterior of the office building will be residential in character (including design, materials, colors, lighting and signing) with a sloping roof, and that;.thei�buil'ding' heights; will. be limited to that shown on the approved site plan ("Exhibit 6"). 9. Prior to the issuance of an occupancy permit, the developer shall: a. Construct sidewalks, curbs and gutters which meet Engineering Department standards along the entire site boundary of Kitsap Way and Shorewood Drive. b. Have participated to an equitable extent in the construction of a south -bound left -turn lane on Shorewood Drive which meets Engineering Department standards. c. Construct a right turn lane between the Kitsap Way/Shorewood Drive inter- section and the proposed Kitsap Way driveway if determined necessary by the City Engineer, in which case this portion of the property shall be exempt from the above landscaping requirements. d. Provide a performance assurance device for 11O°o of the estimated cost of landscaping to be performed, whereby the property owner will provide the City with a nonrevocable notarized agreement granting the City and its agents the right to enter the property and perform any required work re- maining undone at the end of one (1) year after issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy. e. Provide a maintenance assurance device for at least 10% of the replacement cost of landscaping materials, whereby the property owner will provide the City with a nonrevocable notarized agreement granting the City and its agents the right to enter the property and replace any unhealthy or dead plant materials for a period of one year from issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy. f. Install signing indicating right -turn only ingress and egress to Kitsap Way and necessary "C" curbing to prevent such turns, to Engineering Department standards. g. Remove and replace the existing power pole located in the middle of the proposed driveway to Kitsap Way. h. Show compliance with all above requirements. i. Show compliance with all above listed conditions of approval. 8210200054 820220038 820z1 ;).!005f -4- 11 z96 FRzvo A R(11250"; PEE1262FR 16S ��F� �,,�,; 4i._.�_. _ _ .�,,.�,i..,,;,Su;.<a--'4;�•'i7BL?�.:?Srt�iSdct+'i,7%�7G��'E�'`�►fi r._ rn• �s.iiy+'i.-3rdi]_-.----'— — 10. If the approved storm water runoff system is determined inadequate for any reason at any time after the occupancy permit has been granted, the subject property owner shall be required to conform to any additional requirements determined necessary by the City Engineer. 11. The developer shall obtain approval from the Engineering and Wastewater Departments for a sanitary sewage system connec- tion which will not increase the probability of malfunctions in the Oyster Bay sewer system. Such connection shall consist of the following: a. Install a new on-site sanitary sewer pump station to operate until such time as a second sanitary sewage line is installed along the beach between PS #14 and PS #13, at which connection will be allowed to the Shorewood Drive sewer. The property owner shall be responsible for all capital and operative and maintenance costs for said pump station. In addition, the developer shall construct a force main to an existing West Park Housing Authority sanitary sewer manhole located on the south side of Kitsap Way. The exact manhole connection location will be determined by the City Engineer at a future date. 8210200054 4 a RER262FR W) .. - �:•: Dom,;. . . - APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL THIS cZ DAY OF PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BREMERTON. ATTEST: KATHLEEN L. MANDIO, CITY CLERK AUTHENTICATION OF SUCH PASSAGE THIS ATTEST: KATHLEEN L.�MANDIO, CITY CLERK 8M.?00054 8202250038 8204220056 J- . GENE NELSON, MAYOR , 1982. g DAY OF 1982. GENE NELSON, MAYOR RjR24C3R232i -5- kEt2son 55B KR262N i70 CITY COUNCIL BILL AMO District l E. L. STURDIVANT District 2 ROY T. MOSELY District 3 JIM ADRIAN District 4 CLYDE L. PACHEK District 5 ART ANDERSON District 6 PHIL DROUIN District 7 SPENCER HORNING District 8 RUSS JOHNSON District 9 TO: FROM: RE: Cit .3rof Bremerton, 239 FOURTH STREET BREMERTON, WASHINGTON 98310 (206)478-5252 July 25, 1983 -,, MAYOR MORRIE DAWKINS MEMORANDUM D E C F � U ;fin E L D JUL 2 --ISS, Thomas L. Berger Associates P.S. ``"-Y of Bremerton F?u0 'n,2. DepartrnLc� �,r Bremerton Planning Department Required Landscape Plan --Rezone Ordinance No. 3682 (Sea�tle Realty Rezone) This memo is to confirm the results of our meeting today at the Kitsap Way/ Shorewood Drive rezone site to discuss compliance with our letter of June 10, 1983. 1. The following existing trees are now red -tagged to be preserved and incorporated into the required landscape plan: a. Cluster of four Western Red Cedars west of restaurant building consisting of one nine -inch diameter and three seventeen inch diameter trees (one 17" tree has a large scar at approx 10'-15' above grade). b. One twenty-two inch diameter Western Red Cedar at westerly edge of site near catch basin marker. c. Cluster of six Western Red Cedars near southwest corner of site consisting of one ten inch, one seventeen inch, one twenty-one inch, two twenty-four inch and one twenty-six inch diameter trees. 2. You will furnish the following information in writing: a. Measures necessary to protect trees during construction. b. Number and diameter of trees which were to have been preserved and must now be replaced. 3. The maintenance bond should provide for replacement of plantings within a time period which is in accordance with the best horticultural practice but within no more then six months. 4. We agree that Condition #8,f.(3) Ordinance No. 3682 contains a typo- graphical error and that the correct fence height is eight --not nine -- feet. Gate►rav to the Olrmpics and Home of the Puget Sound Aaval Shipyard MEMO TO: Thomas L. Berger Associates P.S. July 25, 1983 FROM: Bremerton Planning Department Page 2 RE: Required Landscape Plan (Seattle Realty Rezone) 5. You will see that the fill dirt is removed from the base of the trees in the north perimeter screening areas at the earlist possible time to assure that the health of those trees is not further endangered. 6. Any jogs of the eight foot fence within the north perimeter screening area will jog to the south whenever feasible to provide maximum screening of the site as viewed from the north. 7. The red -tagged grove of cedars at the southwest corner of the site (which was not included in those existing trees to be preserved on, .the approved site plan) can be counted toward replacement of a comparable number of similar sized evergreen trees along Shorewood Drive, provided that comparable screening to that lost along Shorewood is still provided by smaller trees. 8. We will consider tree -for -tree replacement if large enough trees of similar species are used and comparable visual screening is provided by substantial -sized trees (12'-24' in height). 9. You will be present at a meeting to be arranged by the City with adjacent property owners to discuss and answer questions about your landscape plan when it becomes available. 10. Your landscape plan need only address those areas where natural vegetation which was to have been preserved was destroyed. KW: bjs cc: William Smith, 1103 Shorewood Drive Fritz J. Jappe, 1109 Shorewood Drive Bayshore West Homeowner's Association, 924 Shorewood Drive Denny's Restaurant, (Barbara Lamb) P.O. Box 3710, La Miranda, CA 90637 Motel Eight, (Jerry Ahmann) P.O. Box 3825, Lacey, WA 98503 Bill Broughton, City Attorney Allan Kane, City Engineer Jeff Gangnes, Building Official Calvin Johnson, 1010 Brentwood Drive David Huffman, Richert & Associates, 9311 S.E. 36th St., Mercer Island, WA 98040 July 15, 1983 RICHERT & ASSOCIATES architects • planners Bremerton Building Department City of Bremerton 239 - 4th Street Bremerton, WA. 98310 Attention: Jeff Ganghes Subject: Bremerton Super 8 Motel 2 F C Fc- 8 �vi FEE, to .JUL 1 6 19c); Calculations for roof truss tie downs: Dead Load of Roof Trusses-------------------------------- 3.5 Lbs. Per Sq. Ft. Tile Roof -----------------------------10.0 " R-30 Insulation------------------------ O.S 2 Layers of 1/2" Type X G.W.B.--------- 4.0 " 1/8" thin wall plaster----------------- 1.0 " 1 x 6 spaced sheathing----------------- 1.7 " Total 20 7 Lbs. Per Sq. Ft. Roof uplift is 15 lbs. per sq. ft. Dead Load is 20. 7 Lbs. per sq. ft. Therefore, roof truss tie downs are not needed. 9311 S.E. 36TH ST. • MERCER ISLAND, WA 98040 • PHONE (206) 232-1700 232, -) F4/ RICHERT Et ASSOCIATES architects . planners :. .,July 19, 1983 Bremerton Building Department City of Bremerton 239 - 4th Street Bremerton, WA. 98310 Attention: Jeff Ganghes Subject: Bremerton Super 8 Motel The attached sheets are the calculations for the roof tie downs for the main part of the motel and for the drive-thru roof using the 1982 code. The calculations show that the tie downs are not needed, so we will keep the building as originally designed. If you have any questions, contact the Project Architect here, who is David Huffman - Phone - (206) 232-1700. 9311 S.E. 36TH ST. • MERCER ISLAND, WA 98040 • PHONE (206) 232-1700 I RICHERT & ASSOMATES archiw7!,: 9311 S c Mercer lsla- tg�-- dbb r "1F r. elbel C. w I ots * f eeb 6 V4 4) . rwc F a C-6 Cgj i G Y b C,6X rl)( I <t) 5A v• - mFt+ TAS 'Z5 4 rAP z3 'g�Lofe< l.k'E2 OUT %& C. W iLDl^J G c02 tv 3 our, U V' -o aar- - .LarP.I. IG rqS o uT cam► RIC. ' & ASSOCIATE$ architects! - planners 9311 S.E. 36th Street Mercer Island, WA 98040 -twgs a UiOC, �o r et s Lo/ ?eZjMnW j Vz ov�c� v' 6 No NSED r-vz 1e 15-Y wi � zo fjo -fits ltima ,k XNAP.Aps. n �.8)C i .. Y 1 Tt� � C Wl j i=TERED C .3 c - Date To Fro m Inter -Office Communicationit September 8, 1983 C, /W Bremertoq Building Dept. Kay Wilson, Planning Department Subject Super "8" Motel Please note that under the terms of the rezone ordinance a number of public improvements and other actions must be made by Seattle Realty, Inc. the master developer of this site, before occupancy permits may be issued. Attached for yourinformation is a copy of a letter from Super "8" to Seattle Realty on the subject. KW: jg Please reply on reverse August 31, 1983 Mr. Bill Schourup Seattle Realty, Inc. 1220 116th Ave. N.E. Bellevue, WA 98004 Dear Bill: On March 25, 1983, you met with Dick Shrum and Ron Shipley of my office, and David Huffman, our architect, to review completion of the Bremerton project. As a result of that meeting, a letter dated April 4, 1983 ( copy attached ), spelling out the relative responsibilities of the parties was sent to you. Our people have relied upon you to complete the items listed therein and now set forth below by August 15. This was to ensure that an occupancy permit could be issued for the Super 8 Motel in a timely manner. The items that you agreed to complete are all items. which are part of your Plat Commitment from the Planning Commission. The ones that we are mainly concerned about at this time are as follows: I. Completion of left and right hand turn lanes on Kitsap Way and Shorewood Drive, as applicable. 2. Completion of islands or other traffic regulating barriers. 3. Submission of plans for the construction of perimeter sidewalks on Kitsap Way and Shorewood Drive, as well as the completion thereof. 4. Submission of landscaping plans and a bond, insuring both construction and maintenance. 5. Completion of access roads from Shorewood Drive to the motel site. SU P -ER-- V MOTEIS NO HJT, INC. S826 Pacific Ave. S.E., Suite C P.O. Box 382S Lacev, Washington 98503 (200) 459-3o3o lull Erle frow, Seattle Exchanges (200) 021-9171 11 Page 2. 6. Completion of storm drains allowing for retention of storm water off of our northerly most lot. In addition, you were to tie into our storm drains and absorb part of the cost thereof. 7. Completion of sewer hook-up in accordance with the City Engineering and in agreement with Super 8 Motels. The agreement for completing the above mentioned items was based upon a date of August 15. It is now August 31 and none of these items have been completed. The Bremerton Super 8 will be ready for occupancy by October 10, 1983. We have been assured by representatives of the Planning Commission that we have complied with and met all of the requirements to date placed upon us by the Planning Corrmission. Once again, our projected date for application for occupancy permit is no later than October 10, 1983. 1 would simply prefer to have you complete these things in a time y manner, but clearly, we have a very difficult situation in the event of your failure to perform. If the Bremerton Super 8 is denied an Occupancy Permit on October 10, 1983, we will be looking to you for damages for interferring with our quiet enjoyment of our leasehold interest. I will look forward to a speedy cornpleti,on of the above noted items. Very Truly Yours, SUPER MOTELS NORTHWEST, INC. GERALD L. WHITCOVIB President /kep Enclosure CC: David Major, Attorney at Law David Huffman, architect Larry Brown, Western Pacific Securities Ms. Kay Wilson, Assistant Planning Director - City ofv Bremerton Wally Miller, Principal Project Manager - City of Bremerton CITY COiTNCIL BILL AMO District 1 E. L. STURDIVANT District 2 ROY T. MOSELY District 3 JIM ADRIAN District 4 CLYDE L. PACHEK District 5 ART ANDERSON Dtstrtc•t 6 PHIL DROUIN District 7 SPENCER HORNING District 8 RUSS JOHNSON District 9 Cityof Bremerton, 239 FOURTH STREET BREMERTON, WASHINGTON 98310 (206)478-5252 PLANNING DEPARTMENT DATE: January 24, 1984 MEMORANDUM TO: Building Department ATTN: John Ba es THROUGH: Joe Gero, City'Planner FROM: Kay Wilson, Asst. Planner SUBJECT: Sup'er 8 Motel Occupancy Permit MAYOR MORRIE DAWKINS Attached per your request is a copy of our 10/19/.83 memo regarding the Super 8 Motel Occupancy Permit. Please note that not all conditions for the occupancy permit have been met. (We have been advised by the City Attorney's office that all required perimeter improvements must Yie installed by Seattle Realty before occupancy of any portion of the site can be approved.) Specifically, Super 8 has complied with all conditions for its portion of the site except as follows: (1) Landscaping - Missing plantings have been installed but not yet inspected by the Planning Dept. (2) Lighting - Lighting on East side must still be modified so as not to floodlight the building face. To my knowledge Seattle Realty has installed all required perimeter improvements except as follows: (1) Fencing - 8 foot high fence must be completed along North side of site. (2) Tree Replacement - Large firs 12' - 25' high must be planted per the City Council approved tree replacement plan. (per Planning Dept. letter of 6/10/83) Gateway to the Olympics and Home of the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard TO: Building Dept. FROM: Kay Wilson January 24, 1984 Page 2 (3) Public Improvements - These have been installed with the exception of completion of the South- bound right lane, from which the power poles must be moved. In addition, permanent signing on Kitsap Way and Shorewood must still be installed. Also, see revised notes on attached copy of ORD. 3837. cc: Engineering Dept. q f Wc-7Z/ 04/ ffNNiNC .. A1,P%0v4Z_s /Squirez By Cir% A-WQT/IFNrs rioN or a9nPVdNCE- wir,"I ecay�� no�,Cs OF�20NE CSD/�/�iYC�' : /YIOTf'L S INANCE NO '.�CC Je� AN ORDINANCE amending Ordinance No. 3682, Section 1 (6), relating to Seattle Realty rezone. THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BREMERTON DOES HEREBY ORDAIN: Ordinance No. 3682 shall be amended to read as follows: SECTION 1: That the use and area maps of Ordinance No. 1792, are hereby amended in conformity with Title IV, Chapter I thereof, as follows: That portion of Government Lot 4, Section 16, Township 24 North, Range 1 East, W.M., further described as Parcels 2 through 8 (attached), LESS that portion already zoned B-3 by the City of Bremerton in Ordinance 2692, dated August 10, 1966, situate in Kitsap County, Washington. BE AND THE SAME HEREBY is reclassified from Residential 1 (R-1) i to a business 2 (8-2), subject to the following conditions: 1. This rezone is subject to the various requirements contained in the Bremerton Area Plan, the Bremerton -Zoning Ordinance, the Uniform Building Code and other applicable laws and regulations. It is.the responsibility of the developer to assure compliance with the applicable provisions contained therein. 2. The site shall be developed essentially the same as tfie site plan labelled Exhibit "B" except as modified to meet conditions of approval listed herein.' 3. 'The site plan and conditions applicable to this rezone shall also be binding on all adjacent n�cWmmchcially zoned rezoned (property to the south fronting on Kitsap l by Bremerton Ordinance #2692. 4. any changes, revisions additions planwhich shalJconstitute require a signi�icant departure from the approved approval of the Planning Commission, subject to appeal co the City Council within ten (10) calendar days. 5. For uses other than a bank, the development of the area on -,he site plan labelled "Bank or Similar Use" shall require Planning Commission land use approval to assure that adequate parking is provided and that the proposed use does not include high traffic generators such as fast food restaurants, convenience stores, or service stations. 6. prior to the issuance of any grading permit the developer shall: a. Dedicate five- (5 ) feet of right -of -way to the City of Bremetorton along he north lineewood of therive from subject :titsaQ Wayay property. b.. Provide plans indicating -compliance with Engineering Department standards. for erosion control. 7. Prior to the issuance of any building permits, the developer shall submit plans showing: i a. Provisions for erosion control, storm water - detentiorr, and controlled outflow to. Engineering Department standards. tf the -approved storm `W :water runoff system is determined inadequate for any reason at: any, time after the occupancy permit has heen-.granted, the subject property owner ny additional shall be. required ta: conform• to a requirements determined..necessary by the City Engineer. b. Energy conserving site and building design. c. Detail. for site lighting which: L) Does not floodlight. the face of ' buildings. particularly the motel and office �u tacades�, whictk, . JQi� tesidentiaL grope=. es:.: to 1 -the north and east of the. site.. 2) Indicates that parking area lighting tO 30 P � north o£. the aatel. and office is low intensity r and will. not exceed. i inx-�feet. is height. 3) Is limited to.entry way lighting on the north side- of the- motel and office and. to that which is -essential to pedestrian safety. The north parking areas shall not ;be• lit. by typical tall flood Lights. d._ Detail for signing in addition complying with sign regulations in zoning -and building construction codes as follows: m� s� L at of wo FW-O't Wire 1) Signs along the Kitsap Way frontage shall be limited to a single free-standing sign and to one ground -mounted. sigrr not 'exceeding 30 square Tib feet each for each building. These -signs shall interfere with safe Xl be -placed so they will not pedestrian or vehicular access. 1) All other business. signs shall be placed on building facades below the roof line and shall not be located on sides of buildings -facing residential areas north of the site. 3) All signs along Shorewood Drive shall be -o limited to directional signs and shall be low 3 1/2 feet -in in ground mounted signs not exceeding height or 6 square feet. 4) All signs on the subject site shall be limited to those which identify uses on the site. e. Placement of all utilities serving the subject site underground where feasible. f. Landscaping as follows: Ft,. 8' 8 suPE� O DEPT APPROVAL 6Z�'� 1) Along Shorewood Drive: An area no less than twenty (20) feet wide, planted for total separation between the subject development and residential areas as follows: (a) TN. rows of trees at least six feet inPAP JD NArar19 height, s ger-ed,-and planted a maximum �g I' rno 'b interval of less than twen (20) feet on center. No more an 25% o the required aAk trees shall be deci ous Existing large 6/{O n &^a- V'`` evergreen trees shall retained to fulfill this requirement w re fe ble; (b) Shrubs, minimum of three ) feet in ^ height, another plant materials, anted so , that th round will be covered within hree �M ( 3 ) ye rs ; and (c) An attractive skifght obscuring wood Oc �S fence no less than (3) feet high along the inner edge of the landscaping area, with all the above required landscaping located between the property line and the fence, except where a variation in the fence location is needed to preserve existing significant trees or strengthen the fence structure. 2) Along the north and northwest edges of b the subject property abutting the residential property fronting on Brentwood Drive: An area no Ord, 38 6 8: less than twenty (20) feet wide, or no less than ten (10) feet wide if agreeable to the abutting. _ I property owner(s), as evidenced by a signed gr7"8 statement to that effect; said property shall be landscaped h'aw.. an M AA4W 3) Along the north edge of the subject property abutting the residential property fronting on Shorewood Drive: A natural area shall be preserved which is an average of 35 feet wide but in no case less than 25 feet wide at any point, and which consists primarily of existing vegetation; further, an attractive sight -obscuring wood fence no less than eight (8) feet high shall be placed approximately through the middle of said natural area and shall be jogged as necessary to preserve existing trees or strengthen the fence structure; further, although no natural vegetation should be removed, additional native plantings shall be added where necessary to screen the subject development from adjacent residential uses, in which case the existing natural vegetation may be disturbed. 4) Along Kitsap Way: An area no less than ten (10) feet wide, to provide effective visual (�U separation of the development from the street and to soften the appearance of buildings and parking areas, as follows: (a) Evergreen and deciduous trees, with no more than 50% being deciduous, a minimum of six (6) feet in height, and planted at intervals of no greater than thirty (30) feet - - -- on center; and (b) Any of the following alternatives: �-� DlFT APPROVAL. RM'J� . 1. Shrubs, a minimum of -3 1/2 feet in height, and ground cover planted so that the ground will be covered within three years; or 2. Earth mounding, an average of 3 1/2 feet in height, planted with shrubs or living ground cover so that the ground will be covered within three years; or s�,t,, Limitation of access to one driveway each _to � 3. A combination of earth -mounding and shrubs to produce a visual barrier at least 3 1/2 feet in height. ++,n R A Qk- 0`' � � WOI� — S 5) Within an area 15 feet from intersections of each driveway and the edge of the street pavement, landscaping and screening described shall consist of plant materials which will cover the. ground within three years and which will not exceed 3'1/2 feet in height, to provide visual relief where clear sight is'necessary for safe access. Trees are also permitted if the trunks are free of branches below six feet in height. 6).!Where trees overhang a sidewalk, there shall be at,least six (6) vertical feet of free sight clearance. 1 / �/IRP.a X11 (i`ei ORS (II- 2_gy 7) All healthy evergreen trees which are 8" in diameter or greater measured 4 feet above existing grade and all healthy deciduous trees which are 12" in diameter or greater measured 4 feet above existing grade and which will not constitute a safety hazard shall be retained in the required perimeter landscaping areas. Areas to be cleared for required utilities, sanitary sewer or storm drainage improvements are exempt from this requirement. let Kitsap Way and to Shorewood Drive; the access to Shorewood Drive shall be located at a point south of the Dayshore West Condominium driveway which is satisfactory to the Engineering Department. h. The location of new fire hydrants at the Shorewood Drive entry and on the.west side of the complex in a location approved by.the Fire Department. 1rvk#k Le,*1 i. Installation of a grease trap in wastewater lines from the proposed restaurant. j. Detail which indicates that the exterior of the office building will be residential in character (including design, materials, colors, lighting and signing) with a sloping roof, and that the building heights will be limited to that shown on the approved site plan ("Exhibit B"). 8. Prior to the issuance of an occupancy permit, the developer shall: a. Construct sidewalks, curbs and gutters which meet Engineering Department standards along the entire site boundary of Kitsap way and Shorewood Drive. �.` b. Have participated to an equitable extent in the construction of a south -bound left -turn lane on Shorewood Drive which meets Engineering Department standards. f i� , \ DEPT, APPROVAL RG34A c. Construct a right turn lane between the- Kitsap Way/Shorewood Drive intersection and the proposed Kitsap Way -driveway if determined necessary by the City Engineer, in which case this portion of the property shall be exejnpt from the above nd cap ' n . requi ements•.. /f 1p (J ._• ide a performance assurance device for 110W)of the estimated cost of landscaping tc be� •—performed, whereby the property owner will provide the City with an nonrevocable notarized agreement granting the City and its agents -the ''right to enter the property and perform -any, required work remaining undone at the end of.one ...(Ll year after issuance. of a Certificate. of Occupancy-_ •':c. ..`.' .',. rP;4�R�,' CLi. �Jj K-... .- ..:ti •'s rr•••' •I'Yr;•.. , i r -' e►: • Provide a. maintenance. assurancedevice: for at Yeast 10$ of the replacement cost of landscaping materials,. whereby the: property owner will provide the City with a_ nonrevocable-notarized agreement granting, the' City and Its.agents the right to enter the property and replace any- unhealthy nyunhealthy or dead plant materials for a period of one year from issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy. n; E-. Install signing indicating right -turn only ingress and egress to Kitsap Way and necessary "'C" curbing to prevent such turns, to Engineering Department standards. 1r44.Z&J 9�(,d2J,�? g_ Remove and replace the: existing power pole located in. the. middle of the proposed. driveway to Kitsap way. N h..: Show compliance' with• all above requirements. E _ Show4 compliance with: all above: listed conditions of. approval. 9. If the approved stornr water runoff system- is determined inadequate for anr�reason a t any time after the. occupancy permit has been.granted, the subject property owner shall be required to conform to any additional requirements determined ne .ess ry by thq City Engineer. XJ" � shall obtain a L0. The developerpproval from the Engineering and Wastewater Departments for a sanitary sewage system connection which will not increase the probability of malfunctions in the Oyster Bay -sewer system. Such connection shall consist of the following: a- Install a new -on -s ite.sanitary sewer pump T. station. to operate until such time - as. a second 1 sanitary sewage line is installed along the beach CN between PS #14 and PS 913,. at which connection wUL be allowed to the Shorewood Drive sewer. The -property owner shall be responsiblefor all capital and operative and maintenance costs for 93 said pump station. In addition, the developer shall construct a.force main to an existing West Park Housing Authority sanitary sewer manhole located on the south side of Kitsap Way. The � (X' exact manhole connection location will be determined by the City Engineer at a future date. APPROVED by the City Council on the first reading this J(_?_ day of April, 1983. PASSEII by the City Council of the City of Bremerton, Washington, signed by the Mayor and attested by the. City Clerk in authentication of such passage this day of. April, 1983. N M. —� v - • - , - ` EXHIBIT "B" __, II ,�� t• SITE PLAID ISEATTLE REALTY 1 A LA I ism • _ _ { f1L0 _JW C7 6ovc' prOT�fe1�/!,�° IQEI !`�J * br.sl.,.I 7icas O i;o`aose.0 T to i -- — _ RECEIVED now t a owl L fOd.L:7 mora h raw w rf s r .rrr y ono 7.KOS: � - - -- GITY COUNCIL BILL ASID District 1 E L. STURDIVANT District 1 ROY T. MOSELY District 3 JIM ADRIAN District 4 CLYDE L. PACHEK District 5 ART ANDERSON District 6 PHIL DROUIN District 7 SPENCER HORNING District 8 RUSS JOHNSON District 9 W3 Cite.of Bremerton, 239 FOURTH STREET BREMERTON, WASHINGTON 98310 (206) 478-5252 L v J MEMORANDUM DATE: October 19, 1983 TO: Jeff Gangnes /Building Official FROM: Kay Wilson/Acting Planning Director RE: Super 8 Motel Occupancy .Permit MAYOR MORRIE DAWKINS h .r C —_„ qft) The Planning Dept. consents to issuance of a Temporary Occupancy Permit conditioned upon the timely performance of the following to comply with Ordinance 3682 as amended: 1. Installation of permanent signs consistent with Condition 7.d. 2. Installation of the remaining required fencing along -the northwest portion of the site as soon as storm drain and finish grading activities are complete consistent with condition 7.f.(3). This installation may be further delayed if necessary to top or remove any existing trees agreed upon for removal by Seattle Realty and adjacent property owners as provided by amendment made to this Ordinance on Oct. 5, 1983. 3. Planting of supplementary landscaping within the northerly natural area consistent with Condition 7.f. (3). This shall include at least two deciduous trees and eleven shrubs to replace those missing from the east central portion of the parking area-, which planting area was superceded by requirements to properly construct a rockery at that location, but shall not be limited to the -above listed trees and shrubs. 4. Planting of eight missing prunus lusitanica shrubs within the westerly perimeter landscaping area consistent with the approved landscape plan dated 3/16/33. 5. Approval by the City Attorney of the following required agreements: a. Seattle Realty, Inc. Performance Assurance Dence in compliance with Condition 8.d. of Ordinance 3682. b. Super 8 Motels Maintenance Assurance Device in compliance with Condition 8.3. of Ordinance 3682 c. Seattle Realty, Inc. letter of commitment to supply Maintenance Bond once replacement trees are planted in compliance with Planning Dept. letter of 6/10/83. Gateiva.v to the 01-ympics and Home of the Puget Socurrd .Vai•al.Shrpyard ar Jeff Gangness 2 October 19, 1983 d. Seattle Realty Agreement to perform work.jn compliance with..; Planning Dept". letter of 6/10/83. 6. Approvals of other Departments',as listed on the checklist -supplied to - you earlier., KW:ch .7c,c: Super 8 Motels, Attm Jerry Ahmann, Seattle Realty, Inc., Attn: Bill Schorup William Smith, 1103 Shorewood Drive Fritz J. Jappe, 1109 Shorewood.Drive Bayshore West Homeowner's Association,' -924 Shorewood Drive Denny's Restuarant, (Barbara Lamb) P.O. Box 3710, La Miranda, CA 90637 Motel Eight, (Ron Shipley) P.O. Box 3825, Lacey, WA 98503 Bill Broughton, City Attorney Allan Kane, City Engineer APPROVAL OF TEMPORARY OCCUPANCY CITY OF BREMERTON * BUILDING DEPARTMENT PHONE: 478-5281 This certifies that the structure located at 5008 xitsapp way Bremerton, Washington, constructed under Permit Number 4()72 dated 4/15/83 has been approved for temporary occupancy and that it may be occupied in accordance with -the provisions of the Building Codes of the City of Bremerton. This Occupancy Certificate issued to Date 10/14/83 NORTHWEST II INC BUILDING OFFIAL Contingencies if any: The issuance of this Temporary Permit is conditional upon timely performance of: (1) Compliance with Rezone Ord. # 3682. (2) Fire Alarm Systern must have mini -horns installed in each guest room by 10/18/83. (3) Fire Alarm System must be complete with tie to Fire Dispatch by 10/18/83. (4) / Building address numbers must be installed by 10/18/83. (5) Flow switch must be moved on sprinkler piping to allow for testing. Tamper switch must be installed on OS & Y valve. Backflaw device must be installed on sprinkler piping 10/18/83. (6) Identification labels -needed on fire extinguisher locations by 10/18/83. (7) Completion of landscaping per approved plan. Completion of these items does not entitle the applicant to a permanent C/O. CI"TY COUNCIL Cit Bremerton, BILL AMO District l E. L. VANT 239 FOURTH STREET, t2 •r 2 District ROY T. MOSELY BREMERTON, WASHINGTON 98310 District 9 JIM ADRIAN (206) 478-5252 District 4 CLYDE L. PACHEK District 5 ART ANDERSON District 6 PHIL MEMORANDUM District 7 SPENCER HORNING District 8 RUSS JOHNSON District 9 DATE: October 19, 1983 TO:'., Jeff Gangnes:/Building Official FROM: Kay Wilson/Acting Planning Direct r RE: Super 8 Motel Occupancy Permit MAYOR MORRIE DAWKINS The Planning Dept. consents to issuance of a Temporary Occupancy Permit conditioned upon the timely performance of the following to comply with Ordinance 3682 as amended: 1. Installation of permanent signs consistent with Condition 7.d. 2. Installation of the remaining required fencing along the northwest portion of the site as soon as storm drain and finish grading activities are complete consistent with condition 7.f.(3). This installation may be further delayed if necessary to top or remove any existing trees agreed upon for removal by Seattle Realty and adjacent property owners as provided by amendment made to this Ordinance on Oct. 5, 1983. 3. Planting of supplementary landscaping within the northerly natural area consistent with Condition 7.f. (3). This shall include at least two deciduous trees and eleven shrubs to replace those missing from the east central portion of the parking area, which planting area was superceded by requirements to properly construct a rockery at that location, but shall not be limited to the above listed trees and shrubs. 4. Planting of eight missing prunus lusitanica shrubs within the westerly perimeter landscaping area consistent with the approved landscape plan dated 3/16/83. 5. Approval by the City Attorney of the following required agreements: a. Seattle Realty, Inc. Performance Assurance Dence in compliance with Condition 8.d. of Ordinance 3682. b. Super 8 Motels Maintenance Assurance Device in compliance with Condition 8.3. of Ordinance 3682 c. Seattle Realty, Inc. letter of commitment to supply Maintenance Bond once replacement trees are planted in compliance with Planning Dept. letter of 6/10/83. Gateway to the Olympics and Home of the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard I Jeff Gangness 2 October 19, 1983 d. Seattle Realty Agreement to perform work in compliance with Planning Dept. letter of 6/10/83. 6. Approvals of other Departments as listed on the checklist supplied to you earlier. KW: ch cc: Super 8 Motels, Attn: Jerry Ahmann Seattle Realty, Inc., Attn: Bill Schorup William Smith, 1103 Shorewood Drive Fritz J. Jappe, 1109 Shorewood.Drive Bayshore West Homeowner's Association, 924 Shorewood Drive Denny's Restuarant, (Barbara Lamb) P.O. Box 3710, La Miranda, CA 90637 Motel Eight, (Ron Shipley) P.O. Box 3825, Lacey, WA 98503 Bill Broughton, City Attorney Allan Kane, City Engineer CITY COUNCIL Cit.)/'of Bremerton, BILL AMO District I VANT E. L. STUDistrict 239 FOURTH STREET Dtstrrcl 2 ROY T. MOSELY BREMERTON, WASHINGTON 98310 District 3 JIM ADRIAN (206) 478-5252 District 4 CLYDE L. PACHEK District 5 ART ANDERSON MEMORANDUM District 6 PHIL DROUIN District 7 SPENCER HORNING District 8 RUSS JOHNSON District 9 DATE: October 19, 1983 TO: Jeff Gangnes/B1dg..Offidial FROM: Kay Wilson/Acting Planning Directo RE: Seattle Realty/Dennys (Kitsap Way/Shorewood Dr.) MAYOR MORRIE DAWKINS I understand that some of the construction people at the Dennys site may be under the impression that there are to be two access drives to Kitsap Way -from this site, rather than the one allowed in the approved site plan. We should make sure the concrete forms for the curb/gutter/sidewalk provide for just one access before the concrete is poured, just in case there is any misunderstanding. KW: ch cc: Alan Kane/City Engineer Gateway to the Olympics and Home of the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard 1 Inter -Office Communication Cit,�rgf Bremerton, 2. .A . ~ A �C / ' Pleasereply on r verse�� � Inter -Office ly _J CitN of Bremerton •. To i. % 6L4 1 ! " WWW, M-1 Subject "AWAN V -O if _�_i�ALA A. Cl10 2. J / � XL occr+%C7, Please reply on reversel A 77E/Z y.v/J / /JErv.4 LKS' - r-)/1I�Cw� YS /2ic,H 7-_ v1? 4/3Al-- I •• O A/ 1 — ENTRANCE 0,197F O/= /!/775/4P �IVAY _ .lei!/C.L !?CF. . 0cocKCtl v/V-r/4 Sac/-Y' 7'//1945 4-5 :5! Al A/,,-- 5K 4CS (ISC. _ I I I CITY COUNCIL BILI. ANIO District I E L. STURDIVANT District 2 RON T MOSELY District 3 JI\I ADRIAN Dutra t 4 CLYDE L.PACHEK District 5 ART ANDERSON District 6 PHIL DROWN District i SPE=NCER HORNING District 3 ROSS JOHNSON Dwrict 9 Ciltv'of Bremerton 239 FOURTH STREET BREMERTON, WASHINGTON 95310 (206) 475-52-52 MEMORANDUM TO: DENNY'S RESTAURANT, ATTN. SHERL BRADE FM: KAY WILSON, ACTING PLANNING DIRECTOR SJ: TREE REMOVAL -- SEATTLE REALTY REZONE SITE MAYOR MORRIE DAWKINS September 30, 1983 (ORDINANCE 3682 AS AMENDED) When the Seattle Realty site was cleared early this summer, a large number of trees which were to have been preserved, as required by the Approved Site Plan, were removed. As a result the Planning Department issued instructions for tree replacement in a memo to Seattle Realty, Inc. dated June 10, 1983, of which a copy was sent to you. Seattle Realty, Inc. subsequently retained Thomas L. Berger Associates P.S. to provide a tree replacement landscape plan for approval as required by the 6/10/83 memo before further construction or occupancy permits were issued at the site. Berger proposed that the City consider allowing some of the large Western Red Cedars still remaining at the time on the Denny's portion of the site to be counted toward the one for one replacement of trees which were to have been saved. The Planning Department agreed that this would be appropriate, and Berger red -tagged eleven large Western Red Cedars for potential incorporation into the replacement plan. He agreed to contact Denny's to try to work out a minor redesign of the affected driveway, parking and landscape areas, and subsequently submitted a landscape plan proposing such a redesign to save the cluster of six trees at the southwest corner of the restaurant building. This proposal was approved by the City Fire Department but disapproved by the Engineering Department because of the impact on internal circulation. I notified you of the Engineering Department's concern late last week and also stated that because your building permit was issued for a landscape plan which did not include preservation of the subject trees, you were free to cut them at any time. This memo is issued to confirm these events in writing, as you requested. It is our understanding from the 9/16/83 Thomas L. Berger Associates P.S. memo addressed to Kay Wilson from Scott Woodcock that you are willing to substitute 12' to 25' Douglas Firs for the 12 Austrian Pines on yourapproved landscape plan. We strongly encourage you to do so in order to promote a unified appearance at the total site, and hereby approve of this substitution if you should choose to do this. s, DENNY'S RESTAURANT 9/30/83 We have certainly appreciated your happy to continue to work with you schedule. We continue to encourage KW:bdw cooperation and patience in this process and will be in any way that we can to expedite your construction you to save any of the existing trees possible. cc: William Smith, 1103 Shorewood Drive Calvin Johnson, 1010 Brentwood Drive Bayshore West Homeowner's Association, 924 Shorewood Drive Denny's Restaurant, (Barbara Lamb) P.O. Box 3710, La Miranda, CA 90637 Motel Eight, (Jerry Ahmann) P.O. Box 3825, Lacey, WA 98503 Bill Broughton, City Attorney Allan Kane, City Engineer '''-JJeff Gangnes, Building Official David Huffman, Richert & Associates, 9311 S.E. 36th St., Mercer Island, WA 98040 Leigh Ann Tift, Asst. City Attorney Jim Luger, Construction Manager, Denny's, Kitsap/Shorewood Site e14A1N11YC- 7-1(0,v or wires cav-hI 7704Z OFAt20NE Of -61 AiYC MOTEL S INANCE AN ORDINANCE amending Ordinance No. 3682, Section 1 (6), relating to Seattle Realty rezone. AP 004—S 46904zt Sy e/ rq 4FPAQ7Z?;r:AJ7S THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BREMERTON DOES HEREBY ORDAIN: Ordinance No. 3682 shall be amended to read as follows: SECTION 1: That the use and area maps of Ordinance No. 1792, are hereby amended in conformity with Title IV, Chapter I thereof, as follows: That portion of Government Lot 4, Section 16, Township 24 North, Range 1 East, W.M., further described as Parcels 2 through 8 (attached), LESS that portion already zoned B-3 by the City of Bremerton in Ordinance 2692, dated August 10, 1966, situate in Kitsap County, Washington. BE AND THE SAME HEREBY is reclassified from Residential 1.(R-1) to a Business 2 (B-2), subject to the following conditions: 1. This rezone is subject to the various requirements contained in the Bremerton Area Plan, the Bremerton Zoning Ordinance, the Uniform Building Code and other applicable laws and regulations. It is the responsibility of the developer to assure compliance with the applicable provisions contained herein. 2. The site shall be developed essentially the same as the site plan labelled Exhibit "B" except as modified to meet conditions of approval listed herein. 3. The site plan and conditions applicable to this rezone shall also be binding on all adjacent commercially zoned property to the south fronting on Kitsap Way, which was rezoned by Bremerton Ordinance 42692. 4. Any changes, revisions or additions which constitute I sigrii�icant departure from the approved site plan shall require aD0roval of the Planning Commission, subject to appeal co the City Council within ten (10) calendar days. 5.For uses other than a bank, the development of the area on -he site plan labelled "Bank or Similar Use" shale require Planning Commission land use approval to assure that adequate parking is provided and that the proposed use does not include high traffic generators such as fast food restaurants, convenience stores, or service stations. 6. Prior to the issuance of any grading permit the developer shall: O a. Dedicate five (5) feet of -right-of-way to the City of Bremerton along Shorewood.Drive from Kitsap Way to the north line of the subject property. tr. Provide plansindicating compliance with Engineering Department standards for erosion control. 7. Prior to the issuance of any building permits, the developer shall submit plans showing: a. Provisions for erosion control:, storm water detention, and -controlled outflow to. Engineering Department standards. rf the -approved -storm water runoff systenr is determined: inadequate for any reason_ at. any time; after the -occupancy permit has- been granted, the. subject property owner. shall be. required. to. conform to any -additional requirements•determined.necessary by -the City- Engineer. ityEngineer. b. Energy conserving site and building design. a. Detail for site lighting which-- 1) hich: L) Does not floodlight the face of buildings,.- particularly the motel and office facadesP :�airicl .: ad:*Lai resideatiaL. prop ee ties.: the north and ' east:- of the- sits_' Arxa� 47 2') Indicates that parking area lighting 30 p north of. the doter and office is low intensity and will not exceed_ a4rw.'feet. is height, on y/t/�3� 3 ) is limited to. entry way lighting on the north side. of the motel and office and to that which is essential to pedestrian safety. The north parking areas shall' not :be. lit. by typical tall flood Lights. d. Detail for signing in addition complying with sign regulations in -zoning -and building construction codes as follows: f. Landscaping as follows: 1) Signs along the-Kitsap Way frontage shall be limited to a single free-standing sign and to P&44.- one ground -mounted sign not exceeding 30 square feet each for each building. These -signs shall beplaced so they wi11 not interfere with safe pedestrian or vehicular access. 2) A11 other business signs shall be -placed on building facades below the roof line and shall not -be located on sides of buildings facing residential areas north of_ the site. 3) All signs along Shorewood Drive shall be &t..d limited to directional signs and shall be low ground mounted signs not exceeding 3 1/2 feet in height or 6 square feet. 4) All signs on the subject site shall be limited to those which identify uses on the site. e. Placement of all utilities serving the subject site underground where feasible. f. Landscaping as follows: rY*PYyto 4o 6/101?3 7151173 DEPT APPROVAL RQ31.16, 1) Along Shorewood Drive: An area no less than twenty (20) feet wide, planted for total separation between the subject development and residential areas as follows: (a) Two rows of trees at least six feet in height, staggered, and planted at a maximum interval of no less than twenty (20) feet on center. No more than 25% of the required trees shall be deciduous. Existing large evergreen trees shall be retained to fulfill this requirement where feasible; (b) Shrubs, a minimum of three (3) feet in height, and other plant materials, planted so that the ground will be covered within three (3) years; and (c) An attractive, sight obscuring wood fence no less than six (6) feet high along the inner edge of the landscaping area, with all the above required landscaping located between the property line and the fence, except where a variation in the fence location is needed to preserve existing significant trees or strengthen the fence structure. (b) Any of the following alternatives: R 2) Along the north and northwest edges of QjyMp,� 6� he subject property abutting the residential Ord, 386 S: roperty fronting on Brentwood Drive: An area no ess than twenty (20) feet wide, or no less than end �eQd+' en (10 ) feet wide if agreeable to the abutting fsi.4' roperty owner(s), as evidenced by a signed 83 tatement to that effect; said property shall be ndscapedher ed Brive% ova Kt h�.!`i � f pt� h'a►�. 3) Along the north edge of the subject property abutting the residential property fronting on Shorewood Drive: A natural area shall be preserved which is an average of 35 feet wide but in no case less than 25 feet wide at any point, and which consists primarily of existing vegetation; further, an attractive sight -obscuring wood fence no less than eight (8) feet high shall be placed approximately through the middle of said natural area and shall be jogged as necessary to preserve existing trees or strengthen the fence structure; further, although no natural vegetation should be removed, additional native plantings shall be added where necessary to screen the subject development from adjacent residential uses, in which case the existing natural vegetation may be disturbed. 4) Along Kitsap Way: An area no less than ten (10) feet wide, to provide effective visual separation of the development from the street and to soften the appearance of builaings and parking areas, as follows: (a) Evergreen and deciduous trees, with no more than 50% being deciduous, a minimum of six (6) feet in height, and planted at intervals of no greater than thirty (30) feet — - -- on center; and (b) Any of the following alternatives: R In 0 72='L DePT. APPROVAL R GM t, 1. Shrubs, a minimum of 3 1/2 feet in height, and ground cover planted so that the ground will be covered within three years; or 2. Earth mounding, an average of 3 1/2 feet in height, planted with shrubs or living ground cover so that the ground will be covered within three years; or 3. A combination of earth -mounding and shrubs to produce a visual barrier at least 3 1/2 feet in height. 5) within an area 15 feet from intersections of each driveway and the edge of the street /wyr tbjlj% pavement, landscaping and screening described shall consist of plant materials which will cover the ground within three years and which will not exceed 3 1/2 feet in height, to provide visual relief where clear sight is necessary for safe access. Trees are also permitted if the trunks are free of branches below six feet in height. 6) Where trees overhang a sidewalk, there shall be at least six (6) vertical feet of free sight clearance. / 7) All healthy evergreen trees which are 8" in diameter or greater measured 4 feet above 4411613 existing grade and all healthy deciduous trees which are 12" in diameter or greater measured 4 feet above existing grade and which will not I constitute a safety hazard shall be retained in I the required perimeter landscaping areas. Areas to be cleared for required utilities, sanitary sewer or storm drainage improvements are exempt from this requirement. 94,Zt,Geg• Limitation of access to one driveway each to Kitsap way and to Shorewood Drive; the access to reIr" :41b Shorewood Drive shall be located at a point south of the Bayshore West Condominium driveway which is satisfactory to the Engineering Department. h. The location of new fire hydrants at the Shorewood Drive entry and on the west side of the complex in a location approved by the Fire Department. i. Installation of a grease trap in wastewater lines from the proposed restaurant. j. Detail which indicates that the exterior of the office building will be residential in character (including design, materials, colors, lighting and signing) with a sloping roof, and that the building heights will be limited to that shown on the approved site plan ("Exhibit B"). 8. Prior to the issuance of an occupancy permit, the developer shall: a. Construct sidewalks, curbs and gutters which meet Engineering Department standards along the entire site boundary of Kitsap Way and Shorewood s4i6 Drive. 'r_' U b. Have participated to an equitable extent in ------ the construction of a south -bound left -turn lane on Shorewood Drive which meets Engineering Department standards. J/ ScJ�e 2 $ ni OTEL bePT APPROVAL RQM'b c-. Construct a right turn lane between the Kitsap Way/Shorewood Drive intersection and the proposed Kitsap way -driveway if determined necessary by the City Engineer, in which case this portion of the -property shall be exempt from the above landscaping requirements.. d Provide a performance assurance device for 1101*) o£ the estimated cost of landscaping to bel --pefformed, whereby the property owner will provide- the City -with an.nonrevocable notarized' agreement granting the- City and its, agents- the right to enter -the property and perform any required work remaining undone at the end.of.one (L)year after issuance- of a Certificate of 0 :_ ccupancy. , e- . Prov_i.de� a. maintenance assurance -device- for at .least- 10% of the replacement cost of-landscaping- materials,. £landscapingmaterials,. whereby the. -property owner will provide the: City with a nonrevocable notarized agreement granting. the- City -and its: agents the right to enter the property and -replace any unhealthy or dead plant materials for a period of one year from- issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy. E-. Install signing -indicating right -turn only ingress and egress to Kitsap Way and necessary "'C" curbing to prevent such turns,- to. Engineering Department standards. g_ Remove and replace the -existing -power pole located in the. middle of the proposed. driveway to Kitsap Way.. h. Show compliance with all above requirements. Show compliance: with: all above:- listed conditions of approval.. 9. If the approved: storm- water runoff system- is determined inadequate for any-lreason at any time after the: occupancy permit has been: granted.,. the subject property owner !:hal.l be required to conform to any additional requirements determined necessary by the City Engineer. L0. The developer shall obtain approval from the Engineering and Wastewater Departments for a sanitary sewage system connection which will not increase the probability of malfunctions in the Oyster Bay sewer system. Such connection shall consist of the following: - APPROVED by the City Council on the first reading this �L day of April, 1983. PASSED by -the City Council of the City of Bremerton, Washington, signed by the Mayor and attested by the City Cleric in authentication of such passage this day of April, 1983. a... Install a new- on-site. sanitary sewer pump station to operate until such time as a second sanitary sewage line is installed along the beach .w1.ec (l►I between PS 014 and PS X13, at which connection wi1L be allowed to the Shorewood Drive sewer. C' The property owner shall be responsible -for all capital and operative and maintenance costs for WSA3 said pump station. In addition, the developer- evelopershall shallconstruct a -Force main to an existing West Paris Housing Authority sanitary sewer manhole located on the south side of Kitsap Way. The exact manhole connection location will be determined by the City Engineer at a future date. APPROVED by the City Council on the first reading this �L day of April, 1983. PASSED by -the City Council of the City of Bremerton, Washington, signed by the Mayor and attested by the City Cleric in authentication of such passage this day of April, 1983. EXHIBIT "B" + SITE PI.AII SEATTLE REALTY hc I t - y Y �Iv�• � � � F �.� .�if/✓%�It� YCL4wI{/ S�asJYY•r \� _ I "- Y ' __ • ��. „ � I L Is flr�Ct•� in � trt•y aCaa1S \• 1 • . � '�. - s/eo ,�-�. a:wr ar orvEe.r�rr� 12 del -ill. �trE, - _ r I ,teAP_r Teta \ ' HECEIVEO 8 Nov t 1 1981 tratuv - L _ w— or Ma 6X/1/,IyJ A.tfl r ® iWWV/S✓AN ,//AN.IGfMEN7 /NL_ _ I i n. w w r •�� W 1 �I ! u - art/i+u,�•oev vrE .Jrw ,•-''" r {,`�� + i "` * � �• e - f1la,e66!/ODD /f4 /27z • • � • • 1 . . .. . .... ,•1 :1c "++•i GGT✓../ �.Jf....::.0/�:h. JI Ioh ♦O•.1f f f .. .._ _ .!//Jam—jGy�— '1 �J a �J a.... u • J---_ _ a ... _- ±-�i 5�V 1�1�Fi(1N//� DLA APPROVAL�4'3,�� bE7EtftA)fin0N of C6MP1_bftC)G- w/r?V �g&/Lf2k= Cityof Bremerton, 239 FOURTH STREET BREMERTON, WASHINGTON 98310 (206) 478-5252 June 10, 1983 Seattle Realty Western Properties 13975 Interubran Avenue S. Seattle, Washington 98168 Attention: Mr. M. Schowrtip MAYOR MORRIE Di Re: Enforcement of Ordinance 1792 Zoning Restrictions - Kitsap Way/Shorewood Drive Dear Mr. Scourupp: The City has determined that the Drive site are inconsistent with Ordinance 1972 (attached): I following actions at the Kitsap Way/Shorewood the conditions of rezoning specified in A substantial number of the existing trees which were to have been retained in the required perimeter and interior landscape areas, as shown on the approved site plan and described in Ordinance 1792 condi- tions 8. f (1)-(7), have been removed by grading activities at the site The grading activities now shown on your grading and utility plan will be raising the elevation of portions of the northerly parking areas significantly higher than was proposed at the time of the rezone (as indicated by the presence of several existing trees to remain in the interior of the site on the approved site plan). These raised elevations will almost certainly undermine the effectiveness of the 6- and 8- foot high fence which was required to screen the business development from adjacent residential uses to the nroth. As a result, the City has determined that you must satisfy the following requirements before any further grading, building or occupancy permits will be issued at this site:] 1. V� X03 Submit five copies of an accurate landscape plan to scale, approved by a privately retained licensed landscape architect, certified Wash- ington State Nurseryman or certified Washington State Landscaper, for Planning and Engineering.; Department approval. This plan shall indicate: a. Remaining existing trees to be retained; b. Remaining existing trees which must be topped or removed in order that they not constitute a safety hazard; c. Measures to be taken to protect remaining existing trees during land alteration and construction. (0 WI [J Cl DePT: APPROVAL RQM'Jt� ,L=7Ff_ lUVf 770N OF C0n1#01_ %tNC6- W/Thi AMU/ '41 d. Supplementery native vegetation to be added to the north perimeter ❑ natural area to replace and supplement remaining vegetation. e. Replacement of trees designated for retention on the approved site ❑ plan with comparable trees of the largest size feasible. For example, replacement of a 12 inch diameter evergreen tree should consist of two or more trees whose total trunk diameter is essent- ially equivalent in area to 12 inches and of a similar species I typical of .Pacific Northwest native vegetation. f. Location of the required fence so as to most effectively screen ❑ light and glare from the buildings and parking area as viewed from adjacent residential properties on the north. Elevation drawings showing the relationship of the northerly parking areas, the fence and the adjacent two residential structures shall be supplied. g. Compliance with all applicable rezone requirements. ❑ . Pay the necessary fees for the City to retain a qualifed consultant 's to advise the City as to whether the propesed landscape plan adequately I addresses the above.�requirements. .. This shall include any time necessary to attend any meetings between the City and applicant if the City requires such meetings in order to work out any problems not adequately addressed by the proposed landscape plan. 3. In addition to the required performance and maintenance assurance devices (Ordinance 1792 9 d. and e.), post a maintenance bond in -an amount to be determined by the City sufficient to replace the trees and other vegetation which were improperly removed; said bond shall remain in force and effect for a period to be determined bythe City upon consultation with the advisor to the City described above, and shall guarantee that any dead, diseased, stolen or vandalized plant- ings shall be replaced within three months. 4. Provide the City with an agreement granting the City and its agents the right to enter the property and perform any required work remain- ing undone at the expiration of the above required maintenance bond. Sincerely, 7N_ 'L Ken Att ery,'1 Planning Director KA:j9 Attachment: Or6inance 1792 cc: William Smith, 1103 Shorewood Drive Fritz J. Jappe, 1109 Shorewood Drive Bayshore West Homeowner's Association, 924 Shorwood Drive Denny's Restaurant, (Barbara Lamb) P.O. Box 3710, La Miranda, CA 90637 Motel Eight, (Ron Shipley) P.O. Box 3825, Lacey, WA 98503 Bill Broughton, City Attorney Allan Kane, City Engineer Al Vilwock, Building Official ko Thomas L. Berger Associates P.S. 2021 Minor East Seattle, Washington 98102 (206) 325-6877 t,V1V311<U1.11V1V OBSERVATION REPORT Report No. Job. No. Weather overcast Time AM Date Sept. 27, 1983 Project Shorewood Motel Contractor PRESENT: Kay Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, Terry Smith, Jerry Ahmann, Tom Berger PURPOSE: 1. Locate fence Motel 8 property. 2. Locate fence office property. 3. Locate screening trees. 4. Discuss trees adjacent to Smiths' to be topped or removed. 1. Motel 8 fence had the east end moved south 2' ±, then 6' jog south. At this point office fence should start (see drawing). 2. Office fence proceeds approximately 48' east as, staked with blue flagging. Fence will then jog south and final easterly portion will be located in the field at time of construction (see drawing). 3. We located 10 Douglas Fir trees staked with double orange flagging, approximate location shown on drawing. Sizes are as noted on drawing. Location and sizes were discussed and approved at site (except sizes of three easterly trees Proposed sizes are noted on the drawing as 2 medium and 1 medium large). 4. Tree removal and topping was discussed. Tom Berger suggested that trees be removed rather than topped. 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OCCUPANCY........... . TYPE OF CC::`.TR;;C7lC-N ....... . .. J CONTRACTOR.(C C :KESS..... ( - ... C9 ........ ADDRESS. �ax..?� .....-�........ 57:+TE L3: L o� IGNATURE APPLICANT.Y .. DATE. .... R:CEIVED BY ......... .. .. 'CEPTANCEOF APPLICATION DOES NOT INSURE ISSUANCE OF BLDG. PERMIT. 4NNING CC :`!EN:S/REVIEWED C'Y.......... GINEERING CO>'.MENTSiREVIEWED EY.......... SEPARATE PER4IT REQUIRED FOR WORK IN RIGMT-OF-NAY, EXCAVATION, PAVING, SICEWALKS,SANITARY C STORM SEWER. RE DEPT. CC :MEHTS/REVIEWED BY......:... AFFIC DEPT. CO`ti"NTS/REVIEWED BY.......... UMBING REVIEWED BY.......... >TER DEPT. SEPARATE PERMITS REQUIRED FO2 PLUMBING AND MECHANICAL WORK. CTRICAL REVIEWED BY.......... SEPARATE PERMIT REQUIRED FOR ELECTRICAL. WORK. ', ILDING REVIEWED BY.......... r-Pllancc O:flccr .... .......... . Inter -Office Communication September 20, 1983 Cit Date yrof Bremertorl, Building Department To From Plannin De artment - Ka Subject Denny's Building Permit Attached for your files are copies of past memos to your Department re: the subject site. I am currently reviewing these and will provide you, with an up-to-date analysis shortly. KW:j9 cc: Allan Kane, City Engineer Please reply on reverse ORDINANCE -NO - 3% � �. XV ' o{VAR MANCE amending the use and area maps of Ordinance No. C;�P\04nded by Ordinance No. 33,5.4 1792 as FF 1. This rezone is subject to the various requirements contained in the Bremerton Zoning Ordinance, the Uniform Building Code and other applicable laws and regulations. It is the responsibility of the developer to assure compliance with the applicable provisions contained therein. 2. The site shall be developed essentially the same as the site plan labelled Exhibit "B" except as modified to meet conditions of approval listed herein. r i f'0i iir".I;G1� i1 3. The site plan and conditions applicable to this rezone shall also be binding on all adjacent commercially zoned property to the south fronting on Kitsap Way, which was rezoned by Bremerton f;1 4i Ordinance 1#2692. iiiiFF 4. Any changes, revisions or additions which constitute a significant departure from the approved site plan shall require approval of _► Z`;.�� ... r-..� the Planning Commission, subject to appeal to the City Council within ten (10) calendar days. 5. For uses other than a bank, the development of the area on the site plan labelled "Bank or Similar Use" shall require Planning Commission land use approval to assure that adequate parking is provided and that the proposed use does not include high traffic generators such as fast food restaurants, convenience stores, or service stations. 6. No grading or construction permits shall be granted for the development of the subject property until an auxiliary power supply and facility is provided to Sanitary Sewer Pump Station #13. 7. Prior to the issuance of any grading permits, the developer shall: a. Dedicate five (5) feet of right-of-way to the City of Bremerton along Shorewood Drive from Kitsap Way to the north line of the subject) roperty. b. Provide plans indicating compliance with Engineering Department standards for erosion control. 8202�5003.8 Rtil21(;f 2)318 8202220056 REEl250R JJ.j THE CITY OF BREMERTON DOES ORDAIN:00 �r� SECTION 1: DEVUl-r—, o Lra That the use and area maps of Ordinance No.. 1792 as amended by Ordinance r.� -Ir ;+ r10 C11)No. 3354 be and hereby are amended in conformity with Title 4, Chapter I c. CD =� thereof as follows:.. L That portion of Government Lot 4, Section 16, Township 24 North, Range 1 East, W.M., further described as Parcels 2 through 8 (attached), LESS that portion already zoned B-3 by the City of Bremerton in Ordinance 2692, dated August 10, 1966, Situate in Kitsap County, Washington. BE AND THE SAME HEREBY IS reclassified for Residential I (R-1) to Business Two (B-2) subject to the following conditions: 1. This rezone is subject to the various requirements contained in the Bremerton Zoning Ordinance, the Uniform Building Code and other applicable laws and regulations. It is the responsibility of the developer to assure compliance with the applicable provisions contained therein. 2. The site shall be developed essentially the same as the site plan labelled Exhibit "B" except as modified to meet conditions of approval listed herein. r i f'0i iir".I;G1� i1 3. The site plan and conditions applicable to this rezone shall also be binding on all adjacent commercially zoned property to the south fronting on Kitsap Way, which was rezoned by Bremerton f;1 4i Ordinance 1#2692. iiiiFF 4. Any changes, revisions or additions which constitute a significant departure from the approved site plan shall require approval of _► Z`;.�� ... r-..� the Planning Commission, subject to appeal to the City Council within ten (10) calendar days. 5. For uses other than a bank, the development of the area on the site plan labelled "Bank or Similar Use" shall require Planning Commission land use approval to assure that adequate parking is provided and that the proposed use does not include high traffic generators such as fast food restaurants, convenience stores, or service stations. 6. No grading or construction permits shall be granted for the development of the subject property until an auxiliary power supply and facility is provided to Sanitary Sewer Pump Station #13. 7. Prior to the issuance of any grading permits, the developer shall: a. Dedicate five (5) feet of right-of-way to the City of Bremerton along Shorewood Drive from Kitsap Way to the north line of the subject) roperty. b. Provide plans indicating compliance with Engineering Department standards for erosion control. 8202�5003.8 Rtil21(;f 2)318 8202220056 REEl250R JJ.j 8. Prior to the issuance of any building permits, the developer shall submit plans showing: a. Provisions for erosions control, storm water detention, and controlled outflow to Engineering Department standards. If the approved storm water runoff system is determined inade- quate for any reason at any time after the occupancy permit has been granted, the subject property owner shall be required to conform to any additional requirements determined necessary by the City Engineer. b. Energy conserving site and building design. c. Detail for site lighting which: (1) Does not floodlight the face of buildings particularly the motel and office facades which adjoin residential properties to the north and east of the site. (2) Indicates that parking area lighting north of the motel and office is'low intensity and will not exceed six feet in height. (3) Is limited to entry way lighting on the north side of the motel and office and to that which is essential to pedestrian safety. The north parking areas shall not be lit by typical tall flood lights. d. Detail for signing in addition to complying with sign regulations in zoning and building construction codes as follows: (1) Signs along the Kitsap Way frontage shall be limited to a single free-standing sign and to one ground mounted sign not exceeding 30 square feet each for each building. These signs shall be placed so they will not interfere with safe pedestrian or vehicular access. (2) All other business signs shall be placed on building facades below the roof line and shall not be located on sides of buildings facing residential areas north of the site. (3) All signs along Shorewood Drive shall be limited to directional signs and shall be low ground mounted signs not exceeding 3z feet in height or 6 square feet. (4) All signs on the subject site shall be limited to those which identify uses on the site. e. Placement of all utilities serving the subject site underground where feasible. f. Landscaping as follows: (1) Along Shorewood Drive: An area no less than twenty (20) feet wide, planted for total separation between the subject development and residential areas as follows: (a) Two rows of trees at least six feet in height, staggered, and planted at a maximum interval of no less than twenty (20) feet on center. No more than 25% of the required trees shall be deciduous. Existing large evergreen trees shall be retained to fulfill this requirement where feasible; 8202250038 8204220056 -2- gii 2! G R23t9 (b) Shrubs, a minimum of three (3) feet in height, and other plant materials, planted so that the ground will be covered within three (3) years; and (c) An attractive, sight obscuring wood fence no less than six (6) feet high along the inner edge of the landscaping area, with all the above required landscaping located between the property line and the fence, except where a variation in the fence location is needed to preserve existing significant trees or strengthen the fence structure. (2) Along the north and northwest edges of the subject property abutting the residential property fronting on Brentwood Drive: An area no less than twenty (20) feet wide, or no less than ten (10) feet wide if agreeable to the abutting property owner(s), as evidenced by a signed statement to that effect; said property shall be landscaped above for the property adjacent to Shorewood Drive. (j) Along the north edge of the subject property abutting the residen- tial property fronting on Shorewood Drive: A natural area shall be preserved which is an average of 35 feet wide but in no case less than 25 feet wide at any point, and which consists primarily of existing vegetation; further, an attractive sight -obscuring wood fence no less than eight (8) feet high shall be placed z approximately through the middle of said natural area and shall I -LI be jogged as necessary to preserve existing trees or strengthen the fence structure; further, although no natural vegetation should be removed, additional native plantings shall be added where necessary to screen the subject development from adjacent residential uses, in which case the existing natural vegetation may be disturbed. (4) Along Kitsap Way: An area no less than ten (10) feet wide, to provide effective visual separation of the development from the street and to soften the appearance of buildings and parking areas, as follows: (a) Evergreen and deciduous trees, with no more than 50% being deciduous, a minimum of six (6) feet in height, and planted at intervals of no greater than thirty (30) feet on center; and (b) Any of the following alternatives: 1. Shrubs, a minimum of 32 feet in height, and ground cover planted so that the ground will be covered within three years; or 2. Earth mounding, an average of 32 feet in height, planted with shrubs or living ground cover so that the ground will be covered within three years; or 3. A combination of earth -mounding and shrubs to produce a visual barrier at least 312 feet in height. (5) Within an area 15 feet from intersections of each driveway and the edge of the street pavement, landscaping and screening described shall consist of plant materials which will cover the ground within three years and which will not exceed 312 feet in height, to pro- vide visual relief where clear sight is necessary for safe access. Trees are also permitted if the trunks are free of branches below six feet in height. (6) Where trees overhang a sidewalk, there shall be at least six (6) vertical feet of free sight clearance. 8 2 0 2? 5 0 0 3 8 P(t[2 4 (;1*�2320 820 4 2 0 0 5 6 -3- PtEa'250R 5 1 All healthy evergreen trees which are 8 in diameter or greater measured 4 feet above existing grade and all healthy decidous trees which are 12" in diameter or greater measured 4 feet above existing grade and which will not constitute a safety hazard shall be retained in the required perimeter landscaping areas. Areas to be cleared for required utilities, sanitary sewer or storm drainage improvements are exempt from this requirement. g. Limitation of access to one driveway each to Kitsap Way and to Shorewood Drive; the access to Shorewood Drive shall be located at a point south of ! the Bayshore West Condominium driveway which is satisfactory to the Engineering Department. h. The location of new fire hydrants at the Shorewood Drive entry and on the west side of the complex in a location approved by the Fire Department. i. Installation of a grease trap in wastewater lines from the proposed restaurant. j. Detail which indicates that the exterior of the office building will be residential in character (including design, materials, colors, lighting and signing) with a sloping roof, and that'the'building heights will be limited to that shown on the approved site plan ("Exhibit B"). 9. Prior to the issuance of an occupancy permit, the developer shall: a. Construct sidewalks, curbs and gutters which meet Engineering Department standards along the entire site boundary of Kitsap Way and Shorewood Drive. b. have participated to an equitable extent in the construction of a south -bound left -turn lane on Shorewood Drive which meets Engineering Department standards. c. Construct a right turn lane between the Kitsap Way/Shorewood Drive inter- section and the proposed Kitsap Way driveway if determined necessary by the City Engineer, in which case this portion of the property shall be exempt from the above landscaping requirements. d. Provide a performance assurance device for 110% of the estimated cost of landscaping to be performed, whereby the property owner will provide the City with a nonrevocable notarized agreement granting the City and its agents -the right to enter the property and perform any required work re- maining undone at the end of one (1) year after issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy. e. Provide a maintenance assurance device for at least 10% of the replacement cost of landscaping materials, whereby the property owner will provide the City with a nonrevocable notarized agreement granting the City and its agents the right to enter the property and replace any unhealthy or dead plant materials for a period of one year from issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy. f. Install signing indicating right -turn only ingress and egress to Kitsap flay and necessary "C" curbing to prevent such turns, to Engineering Department standards. g. Remove and replace the existing power pole located in the middle of the proposed driveway to Kitsap Way. h. Show compliance with all above requirements. i. Show compliance with all above listed conditions of approval. 8202450038 Ka82042� 0056 -4- z96 FR �.��0 � C T ,,,,-"'AflPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL THIS DAY OF PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BREMERTON. ATTEST: KATHLEEN L. MANDIC, CITY CLERK AUTI[ENTICATION OF SUCH PASSAGE THIS ATTEST: KATHLEEN L. MANDIO, CITY CLERK 8202250038 7 1 1982. GENE NELSON, MAYOR -DAY OF 1982. NELSON, MAYOR 12 "2321 -5- ?,jt'r/,5(0fP 5,4; 8204 2`0356 LE REALTY one: R-1 to 4-2 R'-COMME-IOATIOrd (continued) Resolution No. 624 Page 3A i r :!mroved ,tnriii ;•ater runorf system is determined inadequate for any reason at ;11 r.er i.he occ1n►,�ncy pe►•m i t has been ciranted, the subject property owner• shal l to c nn !oral to any additional requirements determined necessary by the City Eng -i „eer. ; 1. ,-'rc, c!QVeic;I)i'Y 5!?ori I obtain approval from the Enqineering and Wastewater Departments for a sanitary .,ystem connection which will' not increase the probability of i is 1 tune: is i r -ns i n the Oyster 3av sewer system. Such 'connection shall consist of the r,"I nwi nq : r ►. Install a new on-site sanitary sewer pump station to operate until such time as a second sanitary sewage line is installed along th6 beach between PS ;14 and PS #13, i;t which time connection will be allowed to the Shorewood Drive sewer. The nropei•ty owner shall be responsible for all capital and operation and maintenance costs for said pump station. In: addition the developer shal.l construct a force main to an existing 'gest Park !lousing Authority sanitary sewer manhole located on the south side of Kitsap !4ay. The exact manhole connection location will be deter - r -wined by the City Engineer ata future date. f i t I b EXHIBIT "B" SITE PLAN SEATTLE REALITY Arc .� ;- �. �� ��. �I �_ ---;_ �_� �,�_�-IIS .l� �.�.� �-.�� - .)L tc IT k S -V , C,�k C, T�l \ 4 .1 RECEIVED 14" k, FZ