The drawings are about done, ready to submit to the City of Seattle DPD. So we used the online Project Portal to submit the drawings, the geotechnical report, and the DPD Cover Sheet. With luck, the DPD response will be to schedule an intake meeting. I'm concerned that they will require structural calcs and details, so I didn't spend much time on that aspect of the plans and I'm working to line up a firm that can turn the project around quickly. Dibble Engineers is a possibility.
Update: Ken Jensen, the architect who took the palm tree, recommends Roland Heimisch of Kenmore, http://www.tecinstruct.com/,
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nice! ;D
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