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23S N. OLY.MPIC AVE- ARLINGTON, WA, 98223
PHONE; (360)403-3551
BUILDING PERMIT
Address:504 E.Division St Permit 4:2774
Parcel 0:00411,500101900 Valuation:5425.00
OWNER APPLICANT CONTRACTOR
Nance:Hosted,Gregory&Beth Name:Western Solar Inc Name:Weslem Solar,Inc.
Address 5311 71st Avenue NE Address:404I [come Rd.Suite A Address:4041 Home Road,4A
01Y.State Zip:Marysville,WA 98270 City,State-Lip:Bellingham,WA 98225 City,Sn[tc Zip:Bellingham,WA 99226
Phonic: Phone:300-74h-0859 Phone:
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MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR PLUMBING CONTRACTOR
Name:Western Solar,Inc Name:
Address:4041 Home Rd.MA Address:
City,State,Zip:Bellingham,WA 98226 City,State,Zip:
Phone:360-'•46-0859 Phone:
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NO PARSON WILL BE EMPLOYED IN VIOLATION OF THE LABOR CODE OFTHE STATE OF WASHINGTON RELATING TO WORKMEN'S
COMPENSATION INSURANCE AND RCW 18.27.
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Date Description Foe Amount
09/17/2019 Mechanical Permit Base Fee $25.00
09117!2019 Mechanical Plan Review Fee $200.00
09/17/2019 ProcessingtTechnology Fee $25.00
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238 N. OLYMPIC AVE - ARLINGTON, WA. 98223
PHONE; (360) 403-3551
BUILDING PERMIT
Address:504 E.Division St Permit#:2774
Parcel#:00411500101900 Valuation:5425.00
OWNER APPLICANT CONTRACTOR
Name:Husted,Gregory&Beth Name:Western Solar Inc Name:Western Solar,Inc.
Address:5311 71 st Avenue NE Address:4041 Home Rd.Suite A Address:4041 Home Road,#A
City,State Zip:Marysville,WA 98270 City,State Zip:Bellingham,WA 98225 City,State Zip:Bellingham,WA 98226
Phone: Phone:360-746-0859 Phone:
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MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR PLUMBING CONTRACTOR
Name:Western Solar,Inc Name:
Address:4041 Home Rd.#A Address:
City,State,Zip:Bellingham,WA 98226 City,State,Zip:
Phone:360-746-0859 Phone:
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JOB DESCRIPTION
PERMIT TYPE: Mlsc CODE YEAR:
STORIES: CONST.TYPE:
DWELLING UNITS: OCC GROUP:
BUILDINGS: OCC LOAD:
PERMIT APPROVAL
I AGREE TO COMPLY WITH CITY AND STATE LAWS REGULATING CONSTRUCTION AND IN DOING THE WORK AUTHORIZED THEREBY,
NO PERSON WILL BE EMPLOYED IN VIOLATION OF THE LABOR CODE OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON RELATING TO WORKMEN'S
COMPENSATION INSURANCE AND RCW 18.27.
THIS APPLICATION IS NOT A PERMIT UNTIL SIGNED BY THE BUILDING OFFICIAL OR HIS/HER DEPUTY AND ALL FEES ARE PAID.
IT IS UNLAWFUL TO USE OR OCCUPY A BUILDING OR STRUCTURE UNTIL A FINAL INSPECTION HAS BEEN MADE AND APPROVAL OR
A CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY HAS BEEN GRANTED. IBC110/IRC110.
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PERMIT FEES
Date Description Fee Amount
09/17/2019 Mechanical Permit Base Fee $25.00
09/17/2019 Mechanical Plan Review Fee $200.00
09/17/2019 Processing/Technology Fee $25.00
Total Due: $250.00
Total Payment: $0.00
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BRADLEY ENGINEERING, INC.
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811 Yew St.
Bellingham, WA 98229 CITY OF ARLINGTON
Ph.360-752-5795 BUILDING DEPARTMENT
WWW.BradleyEngineeringinc.com APPROVED
September 5th, 2019 DATE,2ZZZ�Z BY
City of Arlington NO CHANGES AUTHORIZED
238 N. Olympic Avenue UNLESS APPROVED BY THE
BUILDING INSPECTOR
Arlington, WA
Re: Structural Inspection & Approval of Detached Garage for Solar Panels
Greg and Beth Husted
504 E. Division St.
Arlington, WA JOB
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Dear City of Arlington,
1, Stephen Blasco, performed a first-hand structural inspection of the subject structure on
Wednesday September 4th, 2019.
The proposed solar panels will add an additional 2.38 psf to the roof dead load which is
generally considered to be a negligible amount of weight within the structural
engineering context.
The subject roof is constructed of 2x6 site-built trusses consisting of a double 2x6 bottom
chord and 2x6 bracing. These handmade 2x6 trusses are in great condition and show no
degradation or compromise. They have held up for the past 60 years and show little or no
deflection and sagging. See figures 2 and 3 for reference.
The proposed solar panels are to be installed with the SnapnRack system which allows
for 6' max rail attachment for this system, snow load of 25 psf, and wind speeds up to 85
mph.
Western Solar will be installing the rail system with connections at 4' spans. This added
safety factor is for well over 110 mph wind speed requirements for this region. See figure
1 for details.
Bradley Engineering sees no issue with the addition of the proposed solar panels.
No structural modifications or alterations are required for the installation of the solar
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SnapNrack NO CHANGES,EUJTHORIZED
775 Fiero Lane,Ste.200 UNLESS APPROVED BY THE
San Luis Obispo,CA 93401 BUILDING INSPECTOR
TEL:(877)732-2860
Attn.:SnapNrack-Engineering Department JOB COPY
Re:Report#2017-00240-C,04—SnapNrack Series 100 Solar Photovoltaic Racking System with 6005-T5 Rail
Subject:Engineering Certification for the State of Washington
PZSE,Inc.—Structural Engineers has provided engineering and span tables for the SnapNrack Series 100 Racking System w/
6005-T5 Rail,as presented in PZSE Report ff 2017-00240-C.04,"Engineering Certification and Span Tables for the SnapNrack
Series 100 Solar Photovoltaic Racking System with 6005-T5 Rail". All information,data,and analysis therein are based on,
and comply with,the following building codes and typical specifications:
Building Codes: 1. ASCE/SEI 7-10, Minimum Design Loads for Buildings and Other Structures,by American
Society of Civil Engineers
2. Washington State Building Code,by Washington State Building Code Council
3. 201S International Residential Code,by International Code Council,Inc,
4. AC428,Acceptance Criteria for Modular Framing Systems Used to Support Photovoltaic
(PV)Panels, November 1,2012 by ICC-ES
5. Aluminum Design Manual 2015, by The Aluminum Association,Inc.
6. ANSI/AWC NDS-2015,National Design Specification for Wood Construction, by the
American Wood Council
Design Criteria: Risk Category II
Seismic Design Category=A-E
Basic Wind Speed(ultimate) per ASCE 7-10=110 mph to 190 mph
Ground Snow Load=0 to 120(psf)
This letter certifies that the loading criteria and design basis for the DIGITALLY SIGNED
SnapNrack Series 100 Racking System w/6005-T5 Rail Span Tables are Y, 24
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in compliance with the above codes.
If you have any questions on the above,do not hesitate to call.
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Roseville,CA
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775 Fiero Lane, Ste. 200
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
TEL: (877) 732-2860
Attn.:SnapNrack-Engineering Department
Subject: Report#2017-00240-C.04—Engineering Certification and Span Tables for the SnapNrack Series 100 Solar
Photovoltaic Racking System with 6005-T56 Rail
PZSE, Inc.—Structural Engineers has reviewed and analyzed the SnapNrack Series 100 Racking System, a proprietary
mounting system constructed from modular parts, which is intended for rooftop installation of solar photovoltaic(PV)
panels; and has provided the attached span tables. This review included the complete system including the 6005-T56
aluminum rail, attachment devices, splice elements, and PV Panels. All information, data, and analysis contained within
are based on, and comply with, the following building codes and typical specifications:
Building Codes: 1. ASCE/SEI 7-10, Minimum Design Loads for Buildings and Other Structures, by American Society of
Civil Engineers
2. 2015 International Building Code, by International Code Council, Inc.
3. 2015 International Residential Code, by International Code Council, Inc.
4. AC428,Acceptance Criteria for Modular Framing Systems Used to Support Photovoltaic(PV)
Panels, November 1, 2012 by ICC-ES
S. Aluminum Design Manual 2015, by The Aluminum Association, Inc.
6. ANSI/AWC NDS-2015, National Design Specification for Wood Construction, by the American
Wood Council
Design Criteria: Risk Category II; Seismic Design Category=A- E
Wind Loads: Basic Wind Speed (ultimate) per ASCE 7-10= 110 mph to 190 mph. Includes roof pitches from 0°to
90°, up to 60 feet mean roof height,and exposure categories B, C, & D. Parapets, roof overhangs, and
topographic wind speed adjustment have not been considered. See Appendix A for conversion to
Service-level wind speeds per ASCE 7-OS.
Snow Loads: Ground Snow Load =0 to 120 (psf). Spans are based on the sloped roof snow load (Ps) corresponding
to each ground snow load. See Appendix B to adjust span tables for non-reducible snow loads.
PV Modules: All solar PV modules with metal frames. Modules up to S'-6" long(66 inches long) are referred to as
"60-Cell", and modules up to 6'-6" long (78 inches long) are referred to as"72-Cell". Length is
measured perpendicular to the rail, regardless of panel orientation.
If you have any questions, do not hesitate to call.
Prepared by:
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Roseville, CA
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Table of Contents
Item .................................................................................................................................................... Page#
Description and Limitations of the Series 100 Flush-Mount System .............................3
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 50-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 1...............................................................6
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 60-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 2.............................................................12
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 60-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 3... .........................................................18
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 60-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 4.............................................................24
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 60-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 5.............................................................30
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount,60-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 6.............................................................36
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 72-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 1.............................................................42
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 72-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 2.............................................................48
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 72-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 3.............................................................54
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 72-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 4.............................................................60
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 72-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 5.............................................................66
$pan Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 72-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 6.............................................................72
Description and Limitations of the Series 100 Tilt-Kit System.................................... .........................................................78
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 60-Cell Modules on Low Tilt Kit w/1-Hole Base&S%" Front Standoff........................80
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 60-Cell Modules on Medium Tilt Kit w/6-Hole Base & 7" Front Standoff....................92
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 60-Cell Modules on High Tilt Kit w/6-Hole Base & 7" Front Standoff..........................99
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 60-Cell Modules on High Tilt Kit w/Seam Clamp........................................................108
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 60-Cell Modules on high Tilt Kit w/MRB or CSB.........................................................117
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 72-Cell Modules on Low Tilt Kit w/1-Hole Base & 5%" Front Standoff......................126
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 72-Cell Modules on Medium Tilt Kit w/6-Hole Base &7" Front Standoff.................. 138
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 60-Cell Modules on High Tilt Kit w/6-Hole Base &7" Front Standoff........................ 145
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 60-Cell Modules on High Tilt Kit w/Seam Clamp........................................................ 154
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 60-Cell Modules on high Tilt Kit w/MRB or CSB......................................................... 163
Appendix A: ASCE 7-10 to ASCE 7-05 Wind Conversion ..................................................................................................... 172
Appendix B: Snow Load Conversion ................................................................................................................................... 173
AppendixC: Structural Details............................................................................................................................................ 174
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Flush-Mount System Geometry Limitations:
Flush-Mounted PV modules are designed per the Components and Cladding provisions of ASCE 7. Flush-Mounted PV
modules shall be oriented parallel to the plane of the roof surface, and shall be located between 2"to 10" clear from the
surface of the roof to the PV module. The maximum cantilever length of the rail is L/3, where "L" is the maximum rail
span after adjustments, provided there is at least 1 module length between maximum cantilevers. The modules shall be
centered between the rails with consideration of industry standard tolerance. Installations utilizing the Tile
Replacement or Tile Hook attachment devices are permitted to have panels offset from the centerline of the rails.
Components and Cladding Roof Zones:
The Edge Zones of the roof shall be determined based on the building's dimensions.The Edge Zone, "a", is the smaller of
10%of the least horizontal dimension, or 40%of the building height, and "a"shall not be taken as less than 3 feet(ASCE
7-10 figures 30.4-1 &30.4-2), For buildings exceeding a least horizontal dimension of 60 feet,further analysis may be
required to determine proper Edge Zones. Edge and Corner Zone spacings(Zone 2 &3, respectively) apply only to
mounts located in those Zones, not to all the mounts supporting the module. For the 45-90 degree roof pitch range,
mount spacings shall be determined utilizing roof zones 1,2, &3.
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Attachment to Roof:
The attached span tables include consideration of the attachment device capacity, based on UL 2703 load testing
performed by SnapNrack. Tested load values are developed with 5/16" 0 lag screws with an effective embedment of 2-
1/2" into a Douglas Fir substrate,with a reference withdrawal (uplift or pullout) load capacity of S32 lb, and a reference
shear(side or lateral) load capacity of 270 lb for resisting short-term wind or seismic loads. Reference values are the
base values, before any adjustment is made per the NDS. Installations into alternate substrates or which use alternate
fasteners shall be permitted; provided that the fastener has tested or code-derived allowable load capacities, and meets
one of the following two criteria: A) The allowable load values for the alternate fastener shall meet or exceed the
allowable values noted above for the 5/16" 0 lag screws in Douglas Fir; or B)the span length identified in the "span
tables" shall be reduced according to the more restrictive of the following two formulas:
Rail Span = Table Span Alternate Reference Withdrawl Capacity
532 lb
Or
Alternate Ref erence Shear Capacity
Rail Span = Table Span
270 lb
These formulas shall not be used to increase the allowable span beyond the spans listed in the span tables.
Attachment Devices:
The span tables have been grouped into 6 separate sets of attachment devices called "Bins", which are presented below.
To use this table, find the attachment device to be used in the list below, then read across to determine which bin the
attachment is in. The spans may then be determined from the table with the corresponding Bin number. Structural
details for the system and attachments may be found in Appendix C. Note: Side load direction is parallel to rafter.
Maximum Reaction Loads
Attachment Device Name: Bin No.
Down Up Side
Standard Base Seam Clamp with L-Foot
1 235 235 212
Wide Base Seam Clamp with L-Foot
Universal Tile Hook
Flat Tile Hook 2 394 318 417
Hanger Bolt Clamp
Flashed L-Foot(92 Deg) 3 1469 309 251
Tile Replacement 4 1333 445 93
All Purpose L-Foot (90 Deg)
Umbrella Comp Kit
Corrugated Straddle Block with L Foot
Metal Roof Base with L-Foot
5 788 405 236
Metal Roof Base with 7in Standoff
5-1/2in Standoff on 4-Hole Base
7in HD Standoff on 6-Hole Base
5-1/2in, 7in, or 8-1/2"Standoff on 1-Hole Base
8-1/2in Standoff on 4-Hole Base 6 788 445 163
Table 1: Allowable load Capacities of SnapNrack Flush-Mount Attachment Devices.
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Design Responsibility:
These tables are intended to be used under the responsible charge of a registered design professional where required by
the authority having jurisdiction. In all cases,these tables should be used under the direction of a design professional
with sufficient structural engineering knowledge and experience to be able to:
• Evaluate whether these tables are applicable to the project,and
• Understand and determine the appropriate values for all input parameters of these tables.
This letter certifies that the SnapNrack Series 100 Flush-Mount Racking System,when installed according to the
limitations of this letter and the attached span tables, is in compliance with the above codes and loading criteria. This
certification excludes evaluation of the building structure to support the loads imposed on the building by the array;
including, but not limited to:strength and deflection of structural framing members,fastening and/or strength of
roofing materials,and/or the effects of snow accumulation on the roof. This requires additional knowledge of the
building and is outside the scope of the certification of this racking system.
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Appendix A: ASCE 7-10 to ASCE 7-05 Wind Conversion
This appendix may be used for the Flush-Mounted System.
The appendix is applicable for converting between the 7-10 and 7-05 editions of the International Building Codes.
The span spacing tables were compiled with LRFD wind speeds (ASCE 7-10) the velocity equivalence table below adjusts
the 7-10(Ultimate)wind speeds to the appropriate 7-05 (Service)wind speeds.
Velocity Equivalence
Code Reference
ASCE 7-10 ASCE 7-05
Vwc.(mph) V3-sec(mph)
110 85
115 89
120 93
130 101
140 108
150 116
160 124
170 132
180 139
190 147
Table A:ASCE 7-05/ASCE 7-10 Wind Speed Conversion Table
Note:Wind speeds for roof-mounted solar photovoltaic installations assume Risk Category II
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Appendix B: Snow Load Conversion
This appendix is applicable for Authorities Having Jurisdiction (AHJ's)with non-reducible snow loads for roof pitches
under 45 degrees and roof pitches between 45 and 90 degrees.
Span tables were compiled utilizing ground snow load, which is reduced to flat roof snow for pitches under 45 degrees,
and to sloped roof snow for roof pitches between 45 and 90. For AHJ's specifying minimum roof snow loads or non-
reducible ground snow loads,the user shall convert the specified snow load to the equivalent ground snow load in the
Snow Load Conversion Table below to utilize the SnapNrack Series 100 Flush-Mount Span Table(s).
Snow Load Conversion Table
Equivalent Ground Snow Load (psf)
Specified for use in Span Table(s)
Minimum Roof
Snow Load (psf) Roof Pitch: Roof Pitch:
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10 20 20
20 25 40
25 35 60
30 40 60
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40 60 90
50 70 100
60 80 110
70 90 120
80 100 NA
90 120 NA
100 NA NA
110 NA N A
120 NA NA
Table B: Conversion Table for Minimum Specified and/or Non-Reducible Snow Loads
Note: Calculated Snow Loads for roof-mounted solar photovoltaic installations assume Risk Category II.
Example Conversion Step 1 Step 2
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applies for the given condition. Step 3
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Appendix C: Structural Details
The following structural details are included in this appendix:
Number: Description-, Revision: Date:
S100-DO1 UMBRELLA MOUNT LEVELING A 11/28/2017
S100-DO2 TILE REPLACEMENT OVERVIEW A 11/28/2017
S100-DO3 OVERVIEW, ON FLASHED L-FEET G 11/28/2017
S100-DO4 OVERVIEW, ON STANDOFFS G 11/28/2017
S100-DOS ASSEMBLY DETAILS UEC G 11/28/2017
S100-DO6 SPLICE DETAIL G 11/28/2017
S100-D07 TYPICAL LAYOUT G 11/28/2017
S100-DO8 RAIL LEVELING G 11/28/2017
5100-D09 RAIL LEVELING HD STANDOFF G 11/28/2017
S100-D10 FLASHING DETAIL, STANDOFF WITH FLAT TILE G 11/28/2017
S100-D11 FLASHING DETAIL,STANDOFF ON S-TILE ROOF G 11/28/2017
S100-D12 10 DEG TILT KIT WITH 5 1-21N AND 101N STANDOFFS H 3/7/2018
5100-D13 20 DEG TILT KIT WITH 71N AND 181N HD STANDOFFS B 3/7/2018
S100-D14 10-30 DEG VARIABLE TILT WITH STANDOFFS H 3/7/2018
S100-D15 10-30 DEG VARIABLE TILT WITH L-FEET H 3/7/2018
S100-D16 10-30 DEG VARIABLE TILT WITH SEAM CLAMPS H 3/7/2018
PEN-D01 UMBRELLA MOUNT A 11/28/2017
PEN-D02 TILE REPLACEMENT INSTALLATION A 11/28/2017
PEN-D03 FLASHED L FOOT TO RAFTER G 11/28/2017
PEN-D04 STANDOFF TO RAFTER G 11/28/2017
PEN-D05 STANDOFF TO PURLIN G 11/28/2017
PEN-D06 SEAM CLAMP G 11/28/2017
PEN-D07 CORRUGATED ROOF BLOCK G 11/28/2017
PEN-D08 L HANGER BOLT G 11/28/2017
PEN-D09 STANDOFF TO JOIST G 11/28/2017
PEN-D10 HD STANDOFF G 11/28/2017
PEN-D11 METAL ROOF BASE TO RAFTER G 11/28/2017
PEN-D12 METAL ROOF BASE TO PURLIN G 11/28/2017
PEN-D13 METAL ROOF BASE WITH STANDOFF TO RAFTER G 11/28/2017
PEN-D14 METAL ROOF BASE WITH STANDOFF TO PURLIN G 11/28/2017
PEN-D15 TILE HOOK WITH FLAT TILE G 11/28/2017
PEN-D16 S-TILE HOOK G 11/28/2017
Table C: List of Structural Details for the Series 100 Racking System
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Permit Date: 09/10/19
Project Name: Husted Solar
Applicant Name: Western Solar Inc
Applicant Address: 4041 Home Rd. Suite A
City, State, Zip: Bellingham, WA 98225
Contact: Cheryl Beadle
Phone: 360-746-0859
Email: cheryl@westernsolarinc.com
Permit Type: Misc
Site Address: 504 E. Division St
Valuation: 5425.00
Status: Applied
Permit Issued:
Permit Expires:
Square Feet: 0
Type of Construction/Occupancy Type: Residential Misc.
Number of Stories: 0
Proposed Use: Install Solar PV System
MIC/Opportunity Zone:
Status: IN PROCESS
Property
Parcel is Address Legal.Description Owner Name Owner Phone Zoning
CLUMS 1 ST ADD TO I It
ARLINGTON BLK 001 D- Husted,Gregory& Single Family
00411500101900 504 DIVISION ST Residence-
00-ALL LOTS 19-20-21- Beth Detached
22-A
Contractors
Contractor Primary Contact Phone Address Contractor Type License License
Western Solar.hlc. 4041 Home Roaadd,, CONTRACTOR
Plan Reviews
Date Review Type Description Assigned To Review Status
09/10/2019 Misc Building In Review
Fees
Fee Description Notes Amount
Mechanical Permit Base Fee 322.10.00.00 $25.00
Mechanical Plan Review Fee 345.83,00.00 $200.00
Processing/Technology Fee 341A3.00.02 $25.00
TOW $250.00
Uploaded Files
Date File Name
09/10/2019 5587692-INVOICE(3),pdf
09/10/2019 5587691-HUSTED STRUCTURAL APPROVAL OF SOLAR PANELS-signed(1),pc�f
09/10/2019 5587690-504 Residential !Miscellaneous 1 KWsCuJOU85LII7.p id
09/10/2019 5587689-504 attachments CO 15031000017653054 cL2hL3aRIKKE4uRIzDBp Husted+-+Site-+Plan.pdf
RESIDENTIAL MISCELLANEOUS
( PERMIT APPLICATION
Department of Community& Economic Development
City of Arlington• 18204 59th Ave NE •Arlington,WA 98223 • Phone(360)403-3551
RETAINING WAILLLS,ISTORAGE TANKS, PLAYGROUNDEQUIPMENITT,INTERIOR
ALTERATIONS O UBS,ETC.
Project Address:504 East Division ST, Arlington, WA 98223
Project Description: Install Solar PV System 10.85kW
Valuation: $5,425
Owner:Greg Husted
Address: 504 East Division ST City:Arlington State: WA Zip Code: 98223
Phone: 360-651-0482 Email: gbhusted@yahoo.com
Contractor Name:Western Solar Inc.
Address: 4041 Home Rd., Suite A City:Bellingham State: WA Zip Code: 98225
Phone:360-746-0859 Email: cheryl@westernsolarinc.com
License Number:CC WESTES*910JO _ Expiration Date: 4/25/2020
1 hereby certify that the above information is correct and that the construction, installation for the
above mentioned property will be in accordance with the applicable laws of the City of Arlington and
the State of Washington.
- ...... ..... . .....„. 08/21/2019
Applicants Signature Date
Cheryl Beadle
Print Applicants Name
FOR STAFF USE ONLY
gi-t> 27714 AUG 12019
Permit k epted By Amount Received Receipt# Date Received
Contact
S88rch L&ISPARCH
Labor
Safety&Health Claims&Insurance 2 Workplace Rights .• • c
Washington State Department of
IIIIJ Labor & Industries
Western Solar
Owner or tradesperson 4041 Home Rd
Principals Suite A
Thorpe,Brian C,PRESIDENT BELLINGHAM,WA 98226
360-746-0859
• Pishue,Mike P,SECRETARY WHATCOM County
• Alhadeff,Judith,SECRETARY
• Trang,Sean X,TREASURER
• Alhadeff,Jerome N,DIRECTOR
• RSC Corporation,AGENT
Doing business as
Western Solar
WA UBI No. Business type
602 258 981 Corporation
Parent company Governing persons
PRIME CONSULTANTS INC JOHN
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HARDY
JUDITH ALHADEFF;
KATHERINE E HARDY;
JEROME N ALHADEF;
JUDITH ALHADEFF;
JOHN T HARDY;
MIKE PISHUE;
BRIAN THORPE;
SEAN TRANG;
Certifications&Endorsements
License
Verify the contractor's active registration/license/certification(depending on trade)and any past violations.
Electrical Contractor Active.
Meets current requirements.
License specialties
GENERAL
License no.
WESTES*872DD
Effective—expiration
03/08/2013—03/08/2021
Designated administrator Active.
BLATZ,ERIC M Meets current requirements.
License type License no.
Electrical Administrator BLATZEM941CS
Bond
No bond accounts during the previous 6 year period.
Savings Help us improve
(in lieu of bond) $4,000.00
Received by L&I Effective date
03/08/2013 03/04/2013
Release date Impaired date
N/A N/A
Savings account ID
138113017483
License Violations
Infraction no.
ELYOD00476 Satisfied
Issue date RCW/WAC
10/09/2014 19.28.271 RCW
Violation city Violation amount
BELLINGHAM $3.000.00
Type of violation
ELECTRICAL CITATION
Description
Employing an individual for the purposes of
chapter 19.28 RCW who does not possess a
valid certificate of competency or training
certificate to do electrical work.THIS
CITATION IS WRITTEN IN A MATRIX FORMAT
AND IS INTENDED TO COVER MULTIPLE
VIOLATIONS.
Infraction no.
EJONM01223 Satisfied
Issue date RCW/WAC
07/22/2014 19.28.271 RCW
Violation city Violation amount
Bellingham $250.00
Type of violation
ELECTRICAL CITATION
Description
Employing an individual for the purposes of
chapter 19.28 RCW who does not possess a
valid certificate of competency or training
certificate to do electrical work.
Workers' comp
Public Works Requfrernents
Workplace safety and heaftit
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BRADLEY ENGINEERING, INC.
811 YEW ST.
BELLINGHAM, WA 98229 US
(360) 752-5795
bradleyengineering@comcast.net
http://bradleyengineeringinc.com/
BILL TO INVOICE 7193
Western Solar
4041 Home Rd. Ste A
DATE 09/05/2019 TERMS Due on receipt
090519a SITE INSPECTION ON SEPT. 4TH AND STRUCTURAL 700.00
EVALUATION AND APPROVAL OF SOLAR PANELS FOR 504
E. DIVISION ST.,ARLINGTON, WA
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Thank you for your business!
Payment is due on completion of engineering. There will be a 1.5% interest charge per month on
invoices over 10 days old. Please make checks payable to Bradley Engineering, Inc. PLEASE
INCLUDE your INVOICE NUMBER on your check.
" There is no Washington sales tax on engineering services.
Raelynn Jones
From: Raelynn Jones
Sent: Wednesday, August 21, 2019 2:32 PM
To: cheryl@westernsolarinc.com l�c�
Cc: Kristin Foster; Launa Peterson
Subject: Solar PV System for 504 E. Division St Owe— Io�U
Good Afternoon Cheryl, 0 ohnl(R
We are working on processing the permit application for the Solar PV System and require more information:
• Verification from a Structural Engineer that the load will not compromise the structural integrity of the trusses
• Specifications and attachment details of the solar panels that will be utilized
We will require the above information prior to moving forward with processing. Please feel free to reach out should you
have any questions.Thank you
Sincerely,
Raelynn Jones
Permit Technician
City of Arlington
Community& Economic Development
18204 59th Ave NE
Arlington, WA 98223
Office: 360-403-3436
www.arlingtonwa.gov
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Raelynn Jones
From: Lindsey Bear <Lndsey@westernsolarinc.com>
Sent: Friday, September 6, 2019 3:12 PM
To: Raelynn Jones
Subject: Re: Solar PV System for 504 E. Division St
Attachments: HUSTED STRUCTURAL APPROVAL OF SOLAR PANELS-signed (1).pdf, INVOICE (3).pdf
[NOTICE: This message originated outside the City of Arlington mail system.-- DO NOT CLICK on links or
open attachments unless you are sure the content is safe.]
HI Raelynn,
Cheryl is currently out of the office so I, Lindsey Bear, am responding to your email on her behalf.
Attached are the documents you requested. Please let me know if you have any questions or require
any other documents for the Husted Permit.
Lindsey Bear
Project Coordinator
WESTERN SOLAR
4041 Home Rd Ste A, Bellingham, WA, 98226
360-312-4697 1 www.westernsolarinc.com
Want to learn more about supporting Solar Legislation in Washington State? Add your
name here to Keep WA Solar Strong.
On Fri, Sep 6, 2019 at 2:51 PM Cheryl Beadle <cher 1 westernsolarinc.com>wrote:
Hi Raelynn,
Cheryl is currently out of the office so I, Lindsey Bear, am responding to your email on her behalf.
wanted to respond in this thread for ease of reference. Attached are the documents you requested.
Please let me know if you have any questions or require any other documents for the Husted
Permit.
(Lindsey Bear )
CHERYL BEADLE
Office Manager
WESTERN SOLAR
4041 Home Rd Ste A, Bellingham, WA, 98226
360-312-4704 1 www.westernsolarinc.com
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Want to learn more abou� upporting Solar Legislation in ► ishington State? Add your
name here to Keep WA Solar Strong.
On Wed, Sep 4, 2019 at 10:41 AM Raelynn Jones<rjones@arlingtonwa.gov>wrote:
Good Morning,
I am following up on my previous email requesting more information for the Solar PV System for 504 E.
Division Street. Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns pertaining to the request. Thank
you
Sincerely,
Raelynn Jones
Permit Technician
City of Arlington
Community & Economic Development
18204 591h Ave NE
Arlington, WA 98223
Office: 360-403-3436
www.arlingtonwa.gov
2
From: Raelynn Jones
Sent: Wednesday, August 21, 2019 2:32 PM
To: cheryl@westernsolarinc.com
Cc: Kristin Foster<kfosterCarlingtonwa.gov>; Launa Peterson<lpeterson@arlingtonwa gov>
Subject: Solar PV System for 504 E. Division St
Good Afternoon Cheryl,
We are working on processing the permit application for the Solar PV System and require more information:
• Verification from a Structural Engineer that the load will not compromise the structural integrity of the
trusses
• Specifications and attachment details of the solar panels that will be utilized
We will require the above information prior to moving forward with processing. Please feel free to reach out
should you have any questions. Thank you
Sincerely,
Raelynn Jones
Permit Technician
City of Arlington
Community& Economic Development
18204 591h Ave NE
Arlington, WA 98223
3
Office: 360-403-3436
www.arlin onwa.gov
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April 11,2018 DATE [j BY
SnapNrack NO CHANGES,AUTHORIZED
775 Fiero lane,Ste-200 UNLESS APPROVED BY THE
San Luis Obispo,CA 93401 BUILDING INSPECTOR
TEL:(877)732-2860
Attn.:SnapNrack-Engineering Department
Re:Report if 2017.00240•C.04—SnapNrack Series 100 Solar Photovoltaic Racking System with 60UFFICE
Subject:Engineering Certification for the State of Washington
COPY
PZSE.Inc.—Structural Engineers has provided engineering and span tables for the SnapNrack Series 100 Racking System w/
6005-T5 Rail,as presented in PZSE Report it 2017-00240-C.04,"Engineering Certification and Span Tables for the SnapNrack
Series 100 Solar Photovoltaic Racking System with 6005-T5 Rail". All information,data,and analysis therein are based on,
and comply with,the following building codes and typical specifications:
Building Codes: 1. ASCE/SEI 7-10,Minimum Design Loads for Buildings and Other Structures,by American
Society of Civil Engineers
2. Washington State Building Code,by Washington State Building Code Council
3. 2015 International Residential Code,by international Code Council,Inc.
4, AC428,Acceptance Criteria for Modular Framing Systems Used to Support Photovoltaic
(PV)Paneis,November 1,2012 by[CC-ES
5. Aluminum Design Manual 2015,by The Aluminum Association,Inc.
6. ANSI/AWC NDS-2015,National Design Specification for Wood Construction,by the
American Wood Council
Design Criteria: Risk Ca"tegory It
Seismic Design Category=A-E
Basic Wind Speed(ultimate)per ASCE 7-10=110 mph to 190 mph
Ground Snow Load=0 to 120(psf)
This letter certifies that the loading criteria and design basis for the DIGITAL_`/SIGNED
SnapNrack Series 100 Racking System w/6005-T5 Rail Span Tables are t!t
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If you have any questions on the above,do not hesitate to call.
Prepared by:
PZSE, Inc.—Structural Engineers—
Roseville,CA
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Attn.: SnapNrack-Engineering Department
Subject: Report#2017-00240-C.04—Engineering Certification and Span Tables for the SnapNrack Series 100 Solar
Photovoltaic Racking System with 6005-T56 Rail
PZSE, Inc.—Structural Engineers has reviewed and analyzed the SnapNrack Series 100 Racking System,a proprietary
mounting system constructed from modular parts,which is intended for rooftop installation of solar photovoltaic(PV)
panels; and has provided the attached span tables. This review included the complete system including the 6005-T56
aluminum rail, attachment devices, splice elements, and PV Panels. All information, data, and analysis contained within
are based on, and comply with, the following building codes and typical specifications:
Building Codes: 1. ASCE/SEI 7-10, Minimum Design Loads for Buildings and Other Structures, by American Society of
Civi`! Engineers
2. 2015 international Building Code, by International Code Council, Inc.
3, 2015 International Residential Code, by international Code Council, Inc.
4. AC428, Acceptance Criteria for!Modular Framing Systems Used to Support Photovoltaic(PV)
Panels, November 1, 2012 by ICC-ES
5, Aluminum Design Manual 2015, by The Aluminum Association, Inc.
6, ANSi/AWC NDS-2015, National Design Specification for Wood Construction, by the American
Wood Council
Design Criteria: Risk Category II; Seismic Design Category=A- E
Wind Loads: Basic Wind Speed (ultimate) per ASCE 1-10= 110 mph to 190 mph. Includes roof pitches from 0° to
90°, up to 60 feet mean roof height, and exposure categories B, C, & D. Parapets, roof overhangs, and
topographic wind speed adjustment have not been considered. See Appendix A for conversion to
Service-level wind speeds per ASCE 7-05_
Snow Loads: Ground Snow Load = D to 120 (psf). Spans are based on the sloped roof snow load (Ps) corresponding
to each ground snow load. See Appendix B to adjust span tables for non-reducible snow loads.
PV Modules: All solar PV modules with metal frames. Modules up to 5'-6" long (66 inches long) are referred to as
"SO-Cell", and modules up to 6'-6" long (78 inches long) are referred to as "72-Cell' Length is
measured perpendicular to the rail: regardless of panel orientation,
If you have any questions, do not hesitate to tail.
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Table of Contents
Item ....................................................................................................................................................Page #
Description and Limitations of the Series 100 Flush-Mount System............................................ ................... .................... 3
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 60-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 1...............................................................6
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 60-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 2............................................................. 12
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 60-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 3... .............................. .......................... 18
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 60-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 4.............................................................24
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 60-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 5.............................................................30
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 60-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 6.............................................................36
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 72-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 1.............................................................42
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 72-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 2........................................... .................48
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 72-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 3.............................................................54
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 72-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 4.............................................................60
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 72-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 5.............................................................66
$pan Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 72-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 6.............................................................72
Description and Limitations of the Series 100 Tilt-Kit System..............................................................................................78
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 60-Cell Modules on Low Tilt Kit w/1-Hole Base&5Y2' Front Standoff........................80
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 60-Cell Modules on Medium Tilt Kit w/6-Hole Base&7" Front Standoff....................92
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit,60-Cell Modules on High Tilt Kit w/6-Hole Base &7" Front Standoff...................... ...99
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 60-Cell Modules on High Tilt Kit w/Seam Clamp........................................................ 108
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 60-Cell Modules on high Tilt Kit w/ MRB or CSB.........................................................117
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 72-Cell Modules on Low Tilt Kit w/1-Hole Base& 5%" Front Standoff...................... 126
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 72-Cell Modules on Medium Tilt Kit w/6-Hole Base & 7" Front Standoff.................. 138
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 60-Cell Modules on High Tilt Kit w/6-Hole Base & 7" Front Standoff........................ 145
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 60-Cell Modules on High Tilt Kit w/Seam Clamp........................................................154
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 60-Cell Modules on high Tilt Kit w/MRB or CSB.........................................................163
Appendix A:ASCE 7-10 to ASCE 7-05 Wind Conversion .....................................................................................................172
Appendix B: Snow Load Conversion .................... .............................................................................................................. 173
Appendix C: Structural Details........... ............ ...............174
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Flush-Mount System Geometry Limitations:
Flush-Mounted PV modules are designed per the Components and Cladding provisions of ASCE 7. Flush-Mounted PV
modules shall be oriented parallel to the plane of the roof surface, and shall be located between 2"to 10" clear from the
surface of the roof to the PV module. The maximum cantilever length of the rail is L/3,where "L" is the maximum rail
span after adjustments, provided there is at least 1 module length between maximum cantilevers. The modules shall be
centered between the rails with consideration of industry standard tolerance. Installations utilizing the Tile
Replacement or Tile Hook attachment devices are permitted to have panels offset from the centerline of the rails.
Components and Cladding Roof Zones:
The Edge Zones of the roof shall be determined based on the building's dimensions.The Edge Zone, "a", is the smaller of
10%of the least horizontal dimension, or 40%of the building height, and "a"shall not be taken as less than 3 feet(ASCE
7-10 figures 30.4-1 &30.4-2). For buildings exceeding a least horizontal dimension of 60 feet,further analysis may be
required to determine proper Edge Zones. Edge and Corner Zone spacings(Zone 2 &3, respectively) apply only to
mounts located in those Zones, not to all the mounts supporting the module. For the 45-90 degree roof pitch range,
mount spacings shall be determined utilizing roof zones 1,2, &3.
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The attached span tables include consideration of the attachment device capacity, based on UL 2703 load testing
performed by SnapNrack. Tested load values are developed with 5/16" 0 lag screws with an effective embedment of 2-
1/2" into a Douglas Fir substrate, with a reference withdrawal (uplift or pullout) load capacity of 532 lb, and a reference
shear(side or lateral) load capacity of 270 lb for resisting short-term wind or seismic loads. Reference values are the
base values, before any adjustment is made per the NDS_ Installations Into alternate substrates or which use alternate
fasteners shall be permitted; provided that the fastener has tested or code-derived allowable load capacities, and meets
one of the following two criteria: A)The allowable load values for the alternate fastener shall meet or exceed the
allowable values noted above for the 5/16" 0 lag screws in Douglas Fir; or B) the span length identified in the "span
tables" shall be reduced according to the more restrictive of the following two formulas:
Rail Span = Table Span Alternate Reference Withdraw( Capacity
532 lb
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Rail Span = Table Shan Alternate Reference Shear Capacity
270 lb
These formulas shall not be used to 'Increase the allowable span beyond the spans listed in the span tables.
Attachment Devices:
The span tables have been grouped into 6 separate sets of attachment devices called"Bins", which are presented below.
To use this table, find the attachment device to be used in the list below, then read across to determine which bin the
attachment is in. The spans may then be determined from the table with the corresponding Bin number. Structural
details for the system and attachments may be found in Appendix C. Note: Side load direction is parallel to rafter.
Maximum Reaction Loads
Attachment Device Name: Bin No.
Down Lip Side
Standard Base Seam Clamp with L-Foot
1 235 235 211'
Wide Base Seam Clamp with L-Foot
Universal Tile Hook
Flat Tile Hook 2 394 318 417 I
Hanger Bolt Clamp
Flashed L-Foot(92 Deg) 3 1469 309 251
Tile Replacement 4 1 1333 445 93
All Purpose L-Foat (90 Deg)
Umbrella Comp Kit
Corrugated Straddle Block with L Foot
Metal Roof Base with L-Foot
Metal Roof Base with 7in Standoff S 788 405 236
5-1;2in Standoff, on 4-Hole Base
7in HD Standoff on 6-Hole Base
5-1/2in, 7in, or 3-1/2" Standoff on 1-Hole Base
8 1/2in Standoff on 4-Hole Base 5 788 445 163
Table 1: Allowable load Capacities of SnapNrack Flush-Mount Attachment Devices.
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Design Responsibility:
These tables are intended to be used under the responsible charge of a registered design professional where required by
the authority having jurisdiction. In all cases, these tables should be used under the direction of a design professional
with sufficient structural engineering knowledge and experience to be able to:
• Evaluate whether these tables are applicable to the project,and
• Understand and determine the appropriate values for all input parameters of these tables.
This letter certifies that the SnapNrack Series 100 Flush-Mount Racking System,when installed according to the
limitations of this letter and the attached span tables, is in compliance with the above codes and loading criteria, This
certification excludes evaluation of the building structure to support the loads imposed on the building by the array;
including, but not limited to:strength and deflection of structural framing members, fastening and/or strength of
roofing materials,and/or the effects of snow accumulation on the roof. This requires additional knowledge of the
building and is outside the scope of the certification of this racking system.
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Appendix A: ASCE 7-10 to ASCE 7-05 Wind Conversion
This appendix may be used for the Flush-Mounted System.
The appendix is applicable for converting between the 7-10 and 7-05 editions of the International Building Codes.
The span spacing tables were compiled with LRFD wind speeds(ASCE 7-10)the velocity equivalence table below adjusts
the 7-10(Ultimate)wind speeds to the appropriate 7-05 (Service)wind speeds.
Velocity Equivalence
Code Reference
ASCE 7-10 ASCE 7-05
V,,c (mph) V3_se,(mph)
110 85
115 89
120 93
130 101
140 108
15o 116
160 124
170 132
180 139
190 147
Table A:ASCE 7-05 /ASCE 7-10 Wind Speed Conversion Table
Note:Wind speeds for roof-mounted solar photovoltaic installations assume Risk Category It
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Appendix B: Snow Load Conversion
This appendix is applicable for Authorities Having Jurisdiction (AHJ's)with non-reducible snow loads for roof pitches
under 45 degrees and roof pitches between, 45 and 90 degrees.
Span tables were compiled utilizing ground snow load, which is reduced to flat roof snow for pitches under 45 degrees,
and to sloped roof snow for roof pitches between 45 and 90. For AHJ's specifying minimum roof snow loads or non-
reducible ground snow loads,the user shall convert the specified snow load to the equivalent ground snow load in the
Snow Load Conversion Table below to utilize the SnapNrack Series 100 Flush-Mount Span Table(s).
Snow Load Conversion Table
Equivalent Ground Snow Load (psf)
Specified for use in Span Table(s)
Minimum Roof
Snow Load (psf) Roof Pitch: F4 _oof Pitch:
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10 20 20
20 25 40
25 35 60
30 40 60
35 50 80
40 60 90
50 70 100
60 80 110
70 90 120
80 100 NA
90 120 NA
100 NA NA
110 NA NA
120 NA NA
Table B: Conversion Table for Minimum Specified and/or Non-Reducible Snow Loads
Note: Calculated Snow Loads for roof-mounted solar photovoltaic installations assume Risk Category Il
Example Conversion Step 1 Step 2
Given(s): AHJ requires minimum 30 psf roof snow load.
Existing roof pitch is 6 in 12 =27° ESI 35 6040 60
Step 1) Locate specified roof snow load in column 1 (30 psf).
Step 2) Determine which Roof Pitch column applies. Column 2 35 50 80
applies for the given condition. Step 3
Step 3) Select 40 psf from column 2 as the equivalent ground
snow load for use in the Span Table(s),
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Appendix C: Structural Details
The following structural details are included in this appendix:
Number: Description: Revision: Date:
5100-D01 UMBRELLA MOUNT LEVELING A 11/28/2017
S10O-D02 TILE REPLACEMENT OVERVIEW A 11/28/2017
S10O-D03 OVERVIEW, ON FLASHED L-FEET G 11/28/2017
5100-D04 OVERVIEW, ON STANDOFFS G 11/28/2017
5100-D05 ASSEMBLY DETAILS UEC G 11/28/2017
5100-D06 SPLICE DETAIL G 11/28/2017
S10O-DO7 TYPICAL LAYOUT G 11/28/2017
5100-D08 RAIL LEVELING G 11/28/2017
5100-D09 RAIL LEVELING HD STANDOFF G 11/28/2017
SIOO-D10 FLASHING DETAIL,STANDOFF WITH FLAT TILE G 11/28/2017
S1O0-D11 FLASHING DETAIL,STANDOFF ON S-TILE ROOF G 11/28/2017
5100-D12 10 DEG TILT KIT WITH 5 1-2IN AND 1OIN STANDOFFS H 3/7/2018
S1OO-D13 20 DEG TILT KIT WITH 71N AND 181N HD STANDOFFS B 3/7/2018
5100-D14 10-30 DEG VARIABLE TILT WITH STANDOFFS H 3/7/2018
51OO-D15 10-30 DEG VARIABLE TILT WITH L-FEET H 3/7/2018
5100-D16 10-30 DEG VARIABLE TILT WITH SEAM CLAMPS H 3/7/2018
PEN-D01 UMBRELLA MOUNT A 11/28/2017
PEN-D02 TILE REPLACEMENT INSTALLATION A 111/28/2017
PEN-D03 FLASHED L FOOT TO RAFTER G 11/28/2017
PEN-D04 STANDOFF TO RAFTER G 11/28/2017
PEN-D05 STANDOFF TO PURLIN G 11/28/2017
PEN-D06 SEAM CLAMP G 11/28/2017
PEN-D07 CORRUGATED ROOF BLOCK G 11/28/2017
PEN-D08 L HANGER BOLT G 11/28/2017
PEN-D09 STANDOFF TO JOIST G 11/28/2017
PEN-D10 HD STANDOFF G 11/28/2017
PEN-Dll METAL ROOF BASE TO RAFTER G, 11/28/2017
PEN-D12 METAL ROOF BASE TO PURLIN G 11/28/2017
PEN-D13 I METAL ROOF BASE WITH STANDOFF TO RAFTER G 11/28/2017
PEN-D14 METAL ROOF BASE WITH STANDOFF TO PURLIN G 11/28/2017
PEN-D1S TILE HOOK WITH FLAT TILE G 11/28/2017
PEN-D16 S-TILE HOOK G 11/28/2017
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Bellingham, WA 98229 CITY OF ARLINGTON
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September 5th, 2019 DATE By__' Q
City of Arlington NO CHANGES AUTHORIZED
238 N. Olympic Avenue UNLESS APPROVED BY THE
BUILDING INSPECTOR
Arlington, WA
Re: Structural Inspection& Approval of Detached Garage for Solar Panels
Greg and Beth Husted
504 E. Division St.
Arlington, WA OFFICE
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Dear City of Arlington,
I, Stephen Blasco, performed a first-hand structural inspection of the subject structure on
Wednesday September 4th, 2019.
The proposed solar panels will add an additional 2.38 psf to the roof dead load which is
generally considered to be a negligible amount of weight within the structural
engineering context.
The subject roof is constructed of 2x6 site-built trusses consisting of a double 2x6 bottom
chord and 2x6 bracing. These handmade 2x6 trusses are in great condition and show no
degradation or compromise. They have held up for the past 60 years and show little or no
deflection and sagging. See figures 2 and 3 for reference.
The proposed solar panels are to be installed with the SnapnRack system which allows
for 6' max rail attachment for this system, snow load of 25 psf, and wind speeds up to 85
mph.
Western Solar will be installing the rail system with connections at 4' spans. This added
safety factor is for well over 110 mph wind speed requirements for this region. See figure
1 for details.
Bradley Engineering sees no issue with the addition of the proposed solar panels.
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238 N. OLYMPIC AVE - ARLINGTON, WA. 98223
PHONE; (360) 403-3551
BUILDING PERMIT
Address:504 E.Division St Permit#:2774
Parcel#:00411500101900 Valuation:5425.00
OWNER APPLICANT CONTRACTOR
Name:Husted,Gregory&Beth Name:Western Solar Inc Name:Western Solar,Inc.
Address:5311 71st Avenue NE Address:4041 Home Rd.Suite A Address:4041 Home Road,#A
City,State Zip:Marysville,WA 98270 City,State Zip:Bellingham,WA 98225 City,State Zip:Bellingham,WA 98226
Phone: Phone:360-746-0859 Phone:
LIC: EXP:
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR PLUMBING CONTRACTOR
Name:Western Solar,Inc Name:
Address:4041 Home Rd.#A Address:
City,State,Zip:Bellingham,WA 98226 City,State,Zip:
Phone:360-746-0859 Phone:
LIC M WESTES*872DD EXP: 03/08/2021 LIC#: EXP:
JOB DESCRIPTION
PERMIT TYPE: Misc CODE YEAR:
STORIES: CONST.TYPE:
DWELLING UNITS: OCC GROUP:
BUILDINGS: OCC LOAD:
PERMIT APPROVAL
I AGREE TO COMPLY WITH CITY AND STATE LAWS REGULATING CONSTRUCTION AND IN DOING THE WORK AUTHORIZED THEREBY,
NO PERSON WILL BE EMPLOYED IN VIOLATION OF THE LABOR CODE OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON RELATING TO WORKMEN'S
COMPENSATION INSURANCE AND RCW 18.27.
THIS APPLICATION IS NOT A PERMIT UNTIL SIGNED BY THE BUILDING OFFICIAL OR HIS/HER DEPUTY AND ALL FEES ARE PAID.
IT IS UNLAWFUL TO USE OR OCCUPY A BUILDING OR STRUCTURE UNTIL A FINAL INSPECTION HAS BEEN MADE AND APPROVAL OR
A CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY HAS BEEN GRANTED. IBC110/IRC110.
SALES TAX NOTICE:Sales tax relating to construction and construction materials in the City of Arlington must be reported on your sales tax return form
and coded City of Arlington#3101.
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Adhere to approved plans. Call for inspections.
THIS PERMIT AUTHORIZES ONLY THE WORK NOTED.THIS PERMIT COVERS WORK TO BE DONE ON PRIVATE PROPERTY ONLY. ANY
CONSTRUCTION ON THE PUBLIC DOMAIN(CURBS,SIDEWALKS,DRIVEWAYS,MARQUEES,ETC.)WILL REQUIRE SEPARATE PERMISSION.
PERMIT FEES
Date Description Fee Amount
09/17/2019 Mechanical Permit Base Fee $25.00
09/17/2019 Mechanical Plan Review Fee $200.00
09/17/2019 Processing/Technology Fee $25.00
Total Due: $250.00
Total Payment: $0.00
Balance Due: $250.00
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BUILDING(360)403-3417
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BRADLEY ENGINEERING, INC.
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811 Yew St.
Bellingham, WA 98229 CITY OF ARLINGTON
Ph.360-752-5795 BUILDING DEPARTMENT
WWW.Bradley Engineering Inc.com APPROVED
September 5th, 2019 DATE, r11' _BY
City of Arlington NO CHANGES AUTHORIZED
238 N. Olympic Avenue UNLESS APPROVED BY THE
Arlington, WA BUILDING INSPECTOR
Re: Structural Inspection& Approval of Detached Garage for Solar Panels
Greg and Beth Husted
504 E. Division St.
Arlington, WA JOB COPY
Dear City of Arlington,
I, Stephen Blasco, performed a first-hand structural inspection of the subject structure on
Wednesday September 4th, 2019.
The proposed solar panels will add an additional 2.38 psf to the roof dead load which is
generally considered to be a negligible amount of weight within the structural
engineering context.
The subject roof is constructed of 2x6 site-built trusses consisting of a double 2x6 bottom
chord and 2x6 bracing. These handmade 2x6 trusses are in great condition and show no
degradation or compromise. They have held up for the past 60 years and show little or no
deflection and sagging. See figures 2 and 3 for reference.
The proposed solar panels are to be installed with the SnapnRack system which allows
for 6' max rail attachment for this system, snow load of 25 psf, and wind speeds up to 85
mph.
Western Solar will be installing the rail system with connections at 4' spans. This added
safety factor is for well over 110 mph wind speed requirements for this region. See figure
1 for details.
Bradley Engineering sees no issue with the addition of the proposed solar panels.
No structural modifications or alterations are required for the installation of the solar
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Re:Report#2017-00240-C.04-SnapNrack Series 100 Solar Photovoltaic Racking System with 6005-T5 Rail
Subject:Engineering Certification for the State of Washington
PZSE,Inc.-Structural Engineers has provided engineering and span tables for the SnapNrack Series 100 Racking System w/
6005-T5 Rail,as presented in PZSE Report H 2O17-00240-C.04,"Engineering Certification and Span Tables for the SnapNrack
Series 100 Solar Photovoltaic Racking System with 6005-T5 Rail". All information,data,and analysis therein are based on,
and comply with,the following building codes and typical specifications:
Building Codes: 1. ASCE/SEI 7-10, Minimum Design Loads for Buildings and Other Structures,by American
Society of Civil Engineers
2. Washington State Building Code,by Washington State Building Code Council
3. 2015 International Residential Code,by International Code Council,Inc.
4. AC428,Acceptance Criteria for Modular Framing Systems Used to Support Photovoltaic
(PV)Panels, November 1,2012 by ICC-ES
5. Aluminum Design Manual 2015, by The Alurinum Association,Inc.
6. ANSI/AWC NDS-2015,National Design Specification for Wood Construction,by the
American Wood Council
Design Criteria: Risk Category II
Seismic Design Category=A-E
Basic Wind Speed(ultimate) per ASCE 7-10=110 mph to 190 mph
Ground Snow Load=0 to 120(psf)
This letter certifies that the loading criteria and design basis for the DIGITALLY SIGNED
SnapNrack Series 100 Racking System w/6005-T5 Rail Span Tables are „�i,1,-
in compliance with the above codes. `.Qr "<< `
If you have any questions on the above,do not hesitate to call.
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April 11,2018
SnapNrack
775 Fiero Lane, Ste, 200
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
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Attn.: SnapNrack-Engineering Department
Subject: Report#2017-00240-C.04—Engineering Certification and Span Tables for the SnapNrack Series 100 Solar
Photovoltaic Racking System with 6005-T56 Rail
PZSE, Inc.—Structural Engineers has reviewed and analyzed the SnapNrack Series 100 Racking System, a proprietary
mounting system constructed from modular parts,which is intended for rooftop installation of solar photovoltaic(PV)
panels; and has provided the attached span tables. This review included the complete system including the 6005-T56
aluminum rail, attachment devices, splice elements, and PV Panels. All information, data,and analysis contained within
are based on, and comply with, the following building codes and typical specifications:
Building Codes: 1. ASCE/SEI 7-10, Minimum Design Loads for Buildings and Other Structures, by American Society of
Civil Engineers
2. 2015 International Building Code, by International Code Council, Inc.
3. 2015 International Residential Code, by International Code Council, Inc.
4. AC428,Acceptance Criteria for Modular Framing Systems Used to Support Photovoltaic(PV)
Panels, November 1, 2012 by ICC-ES
5. Aluminum Design Manual 2015, by The Aluminum Association, Inc.
6. ANSI/AWC NDS-2015, National Design Specification for Wood Construction, by the American
Wood Council
Design Criteria: Risk Category 11; Seismic Design Category=A- E
Wind Loads: Basic Wind Speed (ultimate) per ASCE 7-10= 110 mph to 190 mph. Includes roof pitches from 0°to
90°, up to 60 feet mean roof height,and exposure categories B, C, & D. Parapets, roof overhangs, and
topographic wind speed adjustment have not been considered. See Appendix A for conversion to
Service-level wind speeds per ASCE 7-05.
Snow Loads: Ground Snow Load =0 to 120 (psf). Spans are based on the sloped roof snow load (Ps) corresponding
to each ground snow load. See Appendix B to adjust span tables for non-reducible snow loads.
PV Modules: All solar PV modules with metal frames. Modules up to 5'-6" long(66 inches long) are referred to as
"60-Cell", and modules up to 6'-6" long (78 inches long) are referred to as "72-Cell". Length is
measured perpendicular to the rail, regardless of panel orientation.
If you have any questions, do not hesitate to call.
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Table of Contents
Item .................................................................................................................................................... Page#
Description and Limitations of the Series 100 Flush-Mount System......................................................................................3
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 60-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 1...............................................................6
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 60-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 2.............................................................12
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 60-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 3.............................................................18
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 60-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 4.............................................................24
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 60-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 5.............................................................30
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 60-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 6.............................................................36
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 72-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 1.............................................................42
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 72-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 2.............................................................48
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 72-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 3.............................................................54
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 72-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 4............................................................60
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 72-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 5.............................................................66
$pan Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 72-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 6.............................................................72
Description and Limitations of the Series 100 Tilt-Kit System..............................................................................................78
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 60-Cell Modules on Low Tilt Kit w/1-Hole Base&5'/:" Front Standoff........................80
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 60-Cell Modules on Medium Tilt Kit w/6-Hole Base& 7" Front Standoff....................92
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 60-Cell Modules on High Tilt Kit w/6-Hole Base& 7" Front Standoff..........................99
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 60-Cell Modules on High Tilt Kit w/Seam Clamp........................................................108
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 60-Cell Modules on high Tilt Kit w/MRB or CSB.........................................................117
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 72-Cell Modules on Low Tilt Kit w/1-Hole Base&5'/" Front Standoff......................126
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 72-Cell Modules on Medium Tilt Kit w/6-Hole Base&7" Front Standoff..................138
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 60-Cell Modules on High Tilt Kit w/6-Hole Base &7" Front Standoff........................145
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 60-Cell Modules on High Tilt Kit w/Seam Clamp........................................................154
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 60-Cell Modules on high Tilt Kit w/ MRB or CSB.........................................................163
Appendix A:ASCE 7-10 to ASCE 7-05 Wind Conversion .....................................................................................................172
Appendix B:Snow Load Conversion ...................................................................................................................................173
AppendixC: Structural Details............................................................................................................................................174
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Flush-Mount System Geometry Limitations:
Flush-Mounted PV modules are designed per the Components and Cladding provisions of ASCE 7. Flush-Mounted PV
modules shall be oriented parallel to the plane of the roof surface, and shall be located between 2"to 10" clear from the
surface of the roof to the PV module. The maximum cantilever length of the rail is L/3,where "L" is the maximum rail
span after adjustments, provided there is at least 1 module length between maximum cantilevers. The modules shall be
centered between the rails with consideration of industry standard tolerance. Installations utilizing the Tile
Replacement or Tile Hook attachment devices are permitted to have panels offset from the centerline of the rails.
Components and Cladding Roof Zones:
The Edge Zones of the roof shall be determined based on the building's dimensions.The Edge Zone, "a", is the smaller of
10%of the least horizontal dimension, or 40%of the building height, and "a"shall not be taken as less than 3 feet(ASCE
7-10 figures 30.4-1&30.4-2). For buildings exceeding a least horizontal dimension of 60 feet,further analysis may be
required to determine proper Edge Zones. Edge and Corner Zone spacings (Zone 2 &3, respectively) apply only to
mounts located in those Zones, not to all the mounts supporting the module. For the 45-90 degree roof pitch range,
mount spacings shall be determined utilizing roof zones 1, 2, &3.
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Attachment to Roof:
The attached span tables include consideration of the attachment device capacity, based on UL 2703 load testing
performed by SnapNrack. Tested load values are developed with 5/16" 0 lag screws with an effective embedment of 2-
1/2" into a Douglas Fir substrate,with a reference withdrawal (uplift or pullout) load capacity of 532 lb, and a reference
shear(side or lateral) load capacity of 270 lb for resisting short-term wind or seismic loads. Reference values are the
base values, before any adjustment is made per the NDS. Installations into alternate substrates or which use alternate
fasteners shall be permitted; provided that the fastener has tested or code-derived allowable load capacities, and meets
one of the following two criteria: A)The allowable load values for the alternate fastener shall meet or exceed the
allowable values noted above for the 5/16" 0 lag screws in Douglas Fir; or B)the span length identified in the "span
tables" shall be reduced according to the more restrictive of the following two formulas:
Rail Span = Table Span Alternate Reference Withdrawl Capacity
532 lb
Or
Rail Span = Table Span Alternate Reference Shear Capacity
270 lb
These formulas shall not be used to increase the allowable span beyond the spans listed in the span tables.
Attachment Devices:
The span tables have been grouped into 6 separate sets of attachment devices called "Bins",which are presented below.
To use this table,find the attachment device to be used in the list below,then read across to determine which bin the
attachment is in. The spans may then be determined from the table with the corresponding Bin number. Structural
details for the system and attachments may be found in Appendix C. Note: Side load direction is parallel to rafter.
Maximum Reaction Loads
Attachment Device Name: Bin No.
Down Up Side
Standard Base Seam Clamp with L-Foot
1 235 235 212
Wide Base Seam Clamp with L-Foot
Universal Tile Hook
Flat Tile Hook 2 394 318 417
Hanger Bolt Clamp
Flashed L-Foot(92 Deg) 3 1469 309 251
Tile Replacement 4 1333 445 93
All Purpose L-Foot (90 Deg)
Umbrella Comp Kit
Corrugated Straddle Block with L Foot
Metal Roof Base with L-Foot
5 788 405 236
Metal Roof Base with 7in Standoff
5-1/2in Standoff on 4-Hole Base
7in HD Standoff on 6-Hole Base
5-1/2in, 7in, or 8-1/2"Standoff on 1-Hole Base
8-1/2in Standoff on 4-Hole Base 1 6 788 445 163
Table 1: Allowable load Capacities of SnapNrack Flush-Mount Attachment Devices,
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These tables are intended to be used under the responsible charge of a registered design professional where required by
the authority having jurisdiction. In all cases,these tables should be used under the direction of a design professional
with sufficient structural engineering knowledge and experience to be able to:
• Evaluate whether these tables are applicable to the project, and
• Understand and determine the appropriate values for all input parameters of these tables.
This letter certifies that the SnapNrack Series 100 Flush-Mount Racking System,when installed according to the
limitations of this letter and the attached span tables, is in compliance with the above codes and loading criteria. This
certification excludes evaluation of the building structure to support the loads imposed on the building by the array;
including, but not limited to:strength and deflection of structural framing members,fastening and/or strength of
roofing materials,and/or the effects of snow accumulation on the roof. This requires additional knowledge of the
building and is outside the scope of the certification of this racking system.
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Appendix A: ASCE 7-10 to ASCE 7-05 Wind Conversion
This appendix may be used for the Flush-Mounted System.
The appendix is applicable for converting between the 7-10 and 7-05 editions of the International Building Codes.
The span spacing tables were compiled with LRFD wind speeds(ASCE 7-10) the velocity equivalence table below adjusts
the 7-10(Ultimate)wind speeds to the appropriate 7-05 (Service)wind speeds.
Velocity Equivalence
Code Reference
ASCE 7-10 ASCE 7-05
V,,,, (mph) V3-sec(mph)
110 85
115 89
120 93
130 101
140 108
150 116
160 124
170 132
180 139
190 147
Table A:ASCE 7-05/ASCE 7-10 Wind Speed Conversion Table
Note:Wind speeds for roof-mounted solar photovoltaic installations assume Risk Category II
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Appendix B: Snow Load Conversion
This appendix is applicable for Authorities Having Jurisdiction (AHJ's)with non-reducible snow loads for roof pitches
under 45 degrees and roof pitches between 45 and 90 degrees.
Span tables were compiled utilizing ground snow load, which is reduced to flat roof snow for pitches under 45 degrees,
and to sloped roof snow for roof pitches between 45 and 90. For AHJ's specifying minimum roof snow loads or non-
reducible ground snow loads,the user shall convert the specified snow load to the equivalent ground snow load in the
Snow Load Conversion Table below to utilize the SnapNrack Series 100 Flush-Mount Span Table(s).
Snow Load Conversion Table
Equivalent Ground Snow Load (psf)
Specified for use in Span Table(s)
Minimum Roof
Snow Load (psf) Roof Pitch: Roof Pitch:
0° <_0<45' 45°50590°
10 20 20
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25 35 60
30 40 60
35 50 80
40 60 90
50 70 100
60 80 110
70 90 120
80 100 NA
90 120 NA
100 NA NA
110 NA NA
120 NA NA
Table B: Conversion Table for Minimum Specified and/or Non-Reducible Snow Loads
Note: Calculated Snow Loads for roof-mounted solar photovoltaic installations assume Risk Category II.
Example Conversion Step 1 Step 2 1
Given(s): AHJ requires minimum 30 psf roof snow load. _I
Existing roof pitch is 6 in 12 =27' 25 3S 60
30 (40), 60
Step 1) Locate specified roof snow load in column 1 (30 psf).
Step 2) Determine which Roof Pitch column applies. Column 2 3S 50 I 80
applies for the given condition. Step 3
Step 3) Select 40 psf from column 2 as the equivalent ground
snow load for use in the Span Table(s).
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Appendix C: Structural Details
The following structural details are included in this appendix:
Number: Description: Revision: Date:
S100-DO1 UMBRELLA MOUNT LEVELING A 11/28/2017
S100-D02 TILE REPLACEMENT OVERVIEW A 11/28/2017
S100-D03 OVERVIEW, ON FLASHED L-FEET G 11/28/2017
S100-D04 OVERVIEW, ON STANDOFFS G 11/28/2017
S100-D05 ASSEMBLY DETAILS UEC G 11/28/2017
S100-D06 SPLICE DETAIL G 11/28/2017
S100-D07 TYPICAL LAYOUT G 11/28/2017
S100-D08 RAIL LEVELING G 11/28/2017
S100-D09 RAIL LEVELING HD STANDOFF G 11/28/2017
S100-D10 FLASHING DETAIL,STANDOFF WITH FLAT TILE G 11/28/2017
S100-D11 FLASHING DETAIL,STANDOFF ON S-TILE ROOF G 11/28/2017
S100-D12 10 DEG TILT KIT WITH 5 1-21N AND 101N STANDOFFS H 3/7/2018
S100-D13 20 DEG TILT KIT WITH 71N AND 181N HD STANDOFFS B 3/7/2018
S100-D14 10-30 DEG VARIABLE TILT WITH STANDOFFS H 3/7/2018
5100-D15 10-30 DEG VARIABLE TILT WITH L-FEET H 3/7/2018
S100-D16 10-30 DEG VARIABLE TILT WITH SEAM CLAMPS H 3/7/2018
PEN-D01 UMBRELLA MOUNT A 11/28/2017
PEN-D02 TILE REPLACEMENT INSTALLATION A 11/28/2017
PEN-D03 FLASHED L FOOT TO RAFTER G 11/28/2017
PEN-D04 STANDOFF TO RAFTER G 11/28/2017
PEN-D05 STANDOFF TO PURLIN G 11/28/2017
PEN-D06 SEAM CLAMP G 11/28/2017
PEN-D07 CORRUGATED ROOF BLOCK G 11/28/2017
PEN-D08 L HANGER BOLT G 11/28/2017
PEN-D09 STANDOFF TO JOIST G 11/28/2017
PEN-D10 HD STANDOFF G 11/28/2017
PEN-D11 METAL ROOF BASE TO RAFTER G 11/28/2017
PEN-D12 METAL ROOF BASE TO PURLIN G 11/28/2017
PEN-D13 METAL ROOF BASE WITH STANDOFF TO RAFTER G 11/28/2017
PEN-D14 METAL ROOF BASE WITH STANDOFF TO PURLIN G 11/28/2017
PEN-D15 TILE HOOK WITH FLAT TILE G 11/28/2017
PEN-D16 S-TILE HOOK G 11/28/2017
Table C: List of Structural Details for the Series 100 Racking System
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Main Disconnect to be Identified as: 95'
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Design meets requirements of: 4041 Home Rd Ste A
WAC 51-54A-0605 Bellingham, WA 98226
Section 605.11.1.1, 605.11.1.2 LIC#: WESTES*910J0
System installed on detached
non-dwelling accessory structure. Project Manager:
Ridge and hip setbacks not required. RESIDENCE Eric Blatz
_ 4041 Home Rd Ste A
Bellingham, WA 98226
Tel: 360-224-9839
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Prime Consultants Inc.
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4041 Home Rd Ste A
Bellingham, WA 98226
LIC#: WESTES*872DD
Client Name:
Beth &Greg Husted
a SnoPUD Utility Meter located 504 East Division St
Von south exter or of residence Arlington, WA 98223
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iPV System Disconnect Project Size:
LL located on north exterior 10.85 kW PV System
Parcel #00411500101900
Z 25' of detache garage
Existing Roof SFR: — 1,459 sf Sales/Designer:
Josh Miller
Proposed PV Solar Array: 626.15 sf DET. GARAGE
Issue Date:
8/14/19
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RESIDENTIAL MISCELLANEOUS
{ ' PERMIT APPLICATION
Department of Community& Economic Development
City of Arlington • 18204 59th Ave NE •Arlington,WA 98223 • Phone(360)403-3551
THIS APPLICATION IS TO BE USED WHEN APPLYING FOR INTERIOR ALTERATIONS, FENCES,
RETAINING WALLS, STORAGE TANKS, PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT, POOLS, HOT TUBS, ETC.
Project Address:504 East Division ST, Arlington, WA 98223
Project Description: Install Solar PV System 10.85kW
Valuation: $5,425
Owner:Greg Husted
Address: 504 East Division ST City:Arlington State: WA Zip Code: 98223
Phone: 360-651-0482 Email: gbhusted@yahoo.com
Contractor Name-Western Solar Inc.
Address: 4041 Home Rd., Suite A City:gellingham State: WA Zip Code: 98225
Phone-360-746-0859 Email: Cheryl@westernsolarinc.com
License Number:CC WESTES*910JO Expiration Date: 4/25/2020
l hereby certify that the above information is correct and that the construction. installation for the
above mentioned property will be in accordance with the applicable laws of the City of Arlington and
the State of Washington.
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9e53153tle336bb31 ss� 08/21/2019
Applicants Signature Date
Cheryl Beadle
Print Applicants Name
FOR STAFF USE ONLY
Permit 4 Accepted By Amount Received Receipt# Date Received
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BRADLEY ENGINEERING, INC.
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811 Yew St.
Bellingham, WA 98229
Ph.360-752-5795
WWW.BradlevEngineeringlnc.com
September 5th, 2019
City of Arlington
238 N. Olympic Avenue
Arlington, WA
Re: Structural Inspection & Approval of Detached Garage for Solar Panels
Greg and Beth Husted
504 E. Division St.
Arlington, WA
Dear City of Arlington,
I, Stephen Blasco, performed a first-hand structural inspection of the subject structure on
Wednesday September 4th, 2019.
The proposed solar panels will add an additional 2.38 psf to the roof dead load which is
generally considered to be a negligible amount of weight within the structural
engineering context.
The subject roof is constructed of 2x6 site-built trusses consisting of a double 2x6 bottom
chord and 2x6 bracing. These handmade 2x6 trusses are in great condition and show no
degradation or compromise. They have held up for the past 60 years and show little or no
deflection and sagging. See figures 2 and 3 for reference.
The proposed solar panels are to be installed with the SnapnRack system which allows
for 6' max rail attachment for this system, snow load of 25 psf, and wind speeds up to 85
mph.
Western Solar will be installing the rail system with connections at 4' spans. This added
safety factor is for well over 110 mph wind speed requirements for this region. See figure
1 for details.
Bradley Engineering sees no issue with the addition of the proposed solar panels.
No structural modifications or alterations are required for the installation of the solar
panels. C. BR
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Rail Spans per ASCE 7-115 Loads I Mounting Systems
Tilt Angle 0 to 19 degrees
Mean Itoof Height 0 to 30 ft
Rail Spans Based on Load Combinations for ASCE 7-05 Chapter 2
Load Combinations 3,5,6,7 and Lag Bolt Tension\:lm s Tilt Angle 0 to 19 Degrees
Wind Load
"s 90 95 100 105 110 115 120 125 130 05 140 145 150
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811 YEW ST.
BELLINGHAM, WA 98229 US
(360) 752-5795
bradleyengineering@comcast.net
http://bradleyengineeringinc.com/
BILL TO INVOICE 7193
Western Solar
4041 Home Rd. Ste A
DATE 0• - on - .
DESCRIPTION •
090519a SITE INSPECTION ON SEPT. 4TH AND STRUCTURAL 700.00
EVALUATION AND APPROVAL OF SOLAR PANELS FOR 504
E. DIVISION ST., ARLINGTON, WA
TOTAL11 11
Thank you for your business!
Payment is due on completion of engineering. There will be a 1 .5% interest charge per month on
invoices over 10 days old. Please make checks payable to Bradley Engineering, Inc. PLEASE
INCLUDE your INVOICE NUMBER on your check.
* There is no Washington sales tax on engineering services.
Permit#: 2774
Permit Date: 09/10/19
Permit Type: SOLAR INSTALLATION
Project Name: Husted Solar
Applicant Name: Western Solar Inc
Applicant Address: 4041 Home Rd. Suite A
Applicant, City, State, Zip: Bellingham,WA 98225
Contact: Cheryl Beadle
Phone: 360-746-0859
Email: cheryl@westernsolarinc.com
Scope of Work: Install Solar PV System
Valuation: 5425.00
Square Feet: 0
Number of Stories: 0
Construction Type:
Occupancy Group:
ID Code:
Permit Issued: 09/17/2019
Permit Expires:
Form Permit Type:
Status: COMPLETE
Assigned To: Raelynn Jones
Property
Parcel# Address Legal Description Owner Name Owner Phone Zoning
CLUMS 1 ST ADD TO
00411500101900 504 DIVISION ST ARLINGTON BLK 001 D- Husted,Gregory& I I I Single Family
00-ALL LOTS 19-20-21- Beth Residence-Detached
22-A
Contractors
Contractor Primary Contact Phone Address Contractor Type License License#
Western Solar,Inc. 4041 Home Road, CONSTRUCTION L&I WESTES*872DD
#A CONTRACTOR
Inspections
Date Inspection Type Description Scheduled Date Completed Date Inspector Status
R00.SOLAR
10/03/2019 INSTALLATION Final inspection on solar 10/03/2019 BUILDING Completed
FINAL panel installation
Plan Reviews
Date Review Type Description Assigned To Review Status
09/10/2019 Misc BUILDING
Fees
Fee Description Notes Amount
Mechanical Base Permit Fee $25.00
Mechanical Commercial Plan Review Table 4-1 $200.00
Processing/Technology $25.00
Credit Card Service $7.50
Total $257.50
Attached Letters
Date Letter Description
09/10/2019 Building Permit
Payments
Date Paid By Description Payment Type Accepted By Amount
09/17/2019 Cheryl Beadle 77082919 $250.00
09/17/2019 77082919 CC Surcharge Raelynn Jones $7.50
Outstanding Balance $0.00
Uploaded Files
Date File Name
01/06/2020 6054074-2774 10-3-2019 IC.pdf
09/18/2019 5623175-Western Solar signed permit#2774.pdf
09/13/2019 5603950-SnanNrack 0-30'Roof 2019 Packet.pdf
09/10/2019 5587689-504 attachments C015031000017653054 cL2hL3aRIKKE4uR1zD8p Husted+-+Site+Plan.pdf
09/10/2019 5587690-504 Residential Miscellaneous 1KWsCuJOU85EID.pdf
09/10/2019 5587691-HUSTED STRUCTURAL APPROVAL OF SOLAR PANELS-signed(1).pdf
09/10/2019 5587692-INVOICE(3),pdf
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April 11,2018
SnapNrack
775 Fiero Lane,Ste.200
San Luis Obispo,CA 93401
TEL:(877)732-2860
Attn.:SnapNrack-Engineering Department
Re:Report#2017-00240-C.04—SnapNrack Series 100 Solar Photovoltaic Racking System with 6005-T5 Rail
Subject:Engineering Certification for the State of Washington
PZSE,Inc.—Structural Engineers has provided engineering and span tables for the SnapNrack Series 100 Racking System w/
6005-T5 Rail,as presented in PZSE Report#2017-00240-C.04,"Engineering Certification and Span Tables for the SnapNrack
Series 100 Solar Photovoltaic Racking System with 6005-T5 Rail". All information,data,and analysis therein are based on,
and comply with,the following building codes and typical specifications:
Building Codes: 1. ASCE/SEI 7-10, Minimum Design Loads for Buildings and Other Structures,by American
Society of Civil Engineers
2. Washington State Building Code,by Washington State Building Code Council
3. 2015 International Residential Code,by International Code Council,Inc.
4. AC428,Acceptance Criteria for Modular Framing Systems Used to Support Photovoltaic
(PV)Panels,November 1,2012 by ICC-ES
5. Aluminum Design Manual 2015,by The Aluminum Association,Inc.
6. ANSI/AWC NDS-2015,National Design Specification for Wood Construction,by the
American Wood Council
Design Criteria: Risk Category II
Seismic Design Category=A-E
Basic Wind Speed(ultimate)per ASCE 7-10=110 mph to 190 mph
Ground Snow Load=0 to 120(psf)
This letter certifies that the loading criteria and design basis for the DIGITALLY SIGNED
SnapNrack Series 100 Racking System w/6005-T5 Rail Span Tables are K• Zq C
in compliance with the above codes. P .e
If you have any questions on the above,do not hesitate to call.
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April 11,2018
SnapNrack
775 Fiero Lane,Ste. 200
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
TEL: (877) 732-2860
Attn.: SnapNrack-Engineering Department
Subject: Report#2017-00240-C.04—Engineering Certification and Span Tables for the SnapNrack Series 100 Solar
Photovoltaic Racking System with 6005-T56 Rail
PZSE, Inc.—Structural Engineers has reviewed and analyzed the SnapNrack Series 100 Racking System,a proprietary
mounting system constructed from modular parts,which is intended for rooftop installation of solar photovoltaic(PV)
panels; and has provided the attached span tables. This review included the complete system including the 6005-T56
aluminum rail, attachment devices, splice elements, and PV Panels. All information, data,and analysis contained within
are based on, and comply with,the following building codes and typical specifications:
Building Codes: 1. ASCE/SEI 7-10, Minimum Design Loads for Buildings and Other Structures, by American Society of
Civil Engineers
2. 2015 International Building Code, by International Code Council, Inc.
3. 2015 International Residential Code, by International Code Council, Inc.
4. AC428,Acceptance Criteria for Modular Framing Systems Used to Support Photovoltaic(PV)
Panels, November 1, 2012 by ICC-ES
5. Aluminum Design Manual 2015, by The Aluminum Association, Inc.
6. ANSI/AWC NDS-2015, National Design Specification for Wood Construction, by the American
Wood Council
Design Criteria: Risk Category II;Seismic Design Category=A-E
Wind Loads: Basic Wind Speed (ultimate) per ASCE 7-10= 110 mph to 190 mph. Includes roof pitches from 0°to
90°, up to 60 feet mean roof height,and exposure categories B, C, & D. Parapets, roof overhangs, and
topographic wind speed adjustment have not been considered. See Appendix A for conversion to
Service-level wind speeds per ASCE 7-05.
Snow Loads: Ground Snow Load=0 to 120(psf). Spans are based on the sloped roof snow load (Ps)corresponding
to each ground snow load. See Appendix B to adjust span tables for non-reducible snow loads.
PV Modules: All solar PV modules with metal frames. Modules up to 5'-6" long(66 inches long) are referred to as
"60-Cell", and modules up to 6'-6" long(78 inches long) are referred to as"72-Cell". Length is
measured perpendicular to the rail, regardless of panel orientation.
If you have any questions, do not hesitate to call.
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Table of Contents
Item ....................................................................................................................................................Page#
Description and Limitations of the Series 100 Flush-Mount System......................................................................................3
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 60-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 1...............................................................6
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 60-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 2.............................................................12
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 60-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 3.............................................................18
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 60-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 4.............................................................24
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 60-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 5.............................................................30
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 60-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 6.............................................................36
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 72-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 1.............................................................42
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount,72-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 2.............................................................48
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 72-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 3.............................................................54
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 72-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 4.............................................................60
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount, 72-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin S.............................................................66
Span Tables for Series 100 Flush-Mount,72-Cell Modules with Attachment Bin 6.............................................................72
Description and Limitations of the Series 100 Tilt-Kit System..............................................................................................78
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 60-Cell Modules on Low Tilt Kit w/1-Hole Base&5Y2" Front Standoff........................80
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 60-Cell Modules on Medium Tilt Kit w/6-Hole Base &7" Front Standoff....................92
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 60-Cell Modules on High Tilt Kit w/6-Hole Base&7" Front Standoff..........................99
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 60-Cell Modules on High Tilt Kit w/Seam Clamp........................................................108
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 60-Cell Modules on high Tilt Kit w/MRB or CSB.........................................................117
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 72-Cell Modules on Low Tilt Kit w/1-Hole Base&5%" Front Standoff......................126
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 72-Cell Modules on Medium Tilt Kit w/6-Hole Base &7" Front Standoff..................138
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 60-Cell Modules on High Tilt Kit w/6-Hole Base&7" Front Standoff........................145
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 60-Cell Modules on High Tilt Kit w/Seam Clamp........................................................154
Span Tables for Series 100 Tilt-Kit, 60-Cell Modules on high Tilt Kit w/MIRE,or CSB.........................................................163
Appendix A:ASCE 7-10 to ASCE 7-05 Wind Conversion .....................................................................................................172
Appendix B:Snow Load Conversion ...................................................................................................................................173
AppendixC: Structural Details............................................................................................................................................174
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Flush-Mount System Geometry Limitations:
Flush-Mounted PV modules are designed per the Components and Cladding provisions of ASCE 7. Flush-Mounted PV
modules shall be oriented parallel to the plane of the roof surface, and shall be located between 2"to 10"clear from the
surface of the roof to the PV module. The maximum cantilever length of the rail is L/3,where "L" is the maximum rail
span after adjustments, provided there is at least 1 module length between maximum cantilevers. The modules shall be
centered between the rails with consideration of industry standard tolerance. Installations utilizing the Tile
Replacement or Tile Hook attachment devices are permitted to have panels offset from the centerline of the rails.
Components and Cladding Roof Zones:
The Edge Zones of the roof shall be determined based on the building's dimensions.The Edge Zone, "a", is the smaller of
10%of the least horizontal dimension, or 40%of the building height, and "a"shall not be taken as less than 3 feet(ASCE
7-10 figures 30.4-1 &30.4-2). For buildings exceeding a least horizontal dimension of 60 feet,further analysis may be
required to determine proper Edge Zones. Edge and Corner Zone spacings (Zone 2&3, respectively) apply only to
mounts located in those Zones, not to all the mounts supporting the module. For the 45-90 degree roof pitch range,
mount spacings shall be determined utilizing roof zones 1, 2, &3.
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Attachment to Roof:
The attached span tables include consideration of the attachment device capacity, based on UL 2703 load testing
performed by SnapNrack. Tested load values are developed with 5/16" 0 lag screws with an effective embedment of 2-
1/2" into a Douglas Fir substrate,with a reference withdrawal (uplift or pullout) load capacity of 532 lb, and a reference
shear(side or lateral) load capacity of 270 lb for resisting short-term wind or seismic loads. Reference values are the
base values, before any adjustment is made per the NDS. Installations into alternate substrates or which use alternate
fasteners shall be permitted; provided that the fastener has tested or code-derived allowable load capacities, and meets
one of the following two criteria: A)The allowable load values for the alternate fastener shall meet or exceed the
allowable values noted above for the 5/16" 0 lag screws in Douglas Fir; or B)the span length identified in the "span
tables"shall be reduced according to the more restrictive of the following two formulas:
Rail Span = Table Span Alternate Reference Withdrawl Capacity
532 lb
Or
Rail Span = Table Span Alternate Reference Shear Capacity
270 lb
These formulas shall not be used to increase the allowable span beyond the spans listed in the span tables.
Attachment Devices:
The span tables have been grouped into 6 separate sets of attachment devices called 'Bins",which are presented below.
To use this table,find the attachment device to be used in the list below,then read across to determine which bin the
attachment is in. The spans may then be determined from the table with the corresponding Bin number. Structural
details for the system and attachments may be found in Appendix C. Note:Side load direction is parallel to rafter.
Maximum Reaction Loads
Attachment Device Name: Bin No.
Down Up Side
Standard Base Seam Clamp with L-Foot
1 235 235 212
Wide Base Seam Clamp with L-Foot
Universal Tile Hook
Flat Tile Hook 2 394 318 417
Hanger Bolt Clamp
Flashed L-Foot(92 Deg) 3 1469 309 251
Tile Replacement 4 1333 445 93
All Purpose L-Foot(90 Deg)
Umbrella Comp Kit
Corrugated Straddle Block with L Foot
Metal Roof Base with L-Foot
5 788 405 236
Metal Roof Base with 7in Standoff
5-1/2in Standoff on 4-Hole Base
7in HD Standoff on 6-Hole Base
5-1/2in, 7in, or 8-1/2"Standoff on 1-Hole Base
8-1/2in Standoff on 4-Hole Base 6 788 445 163
Table 1: Allowable load Capacities of SnapNrack Flush-Mount Attachment Devices.
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Design Responsibility:
These tables are intended to be used under the responsible charge of a registered design professional where required by
the authority having jurisdiction. In all cases,these tables should be used under the direction of a design professional
with sufficient structural engineering knowledge and experience to be able to:
• Evaluate whether these tables are applicable to the project, and
• Understand and determine the appropriate values for all input parameters of these tables.
This letter certifies that the SnapNrack Series 100 Flush-Mount Racking System,when installed according to the
limitations of this letter and the attached span tables, is in compliance with the above codes and loading criteria. This
certification excludes evaluation of the building structure to support the loads imposed on the building by the array;
including, but not limited to:strength and deflection of structural framing members,fastening and/or strength of
roofing materials,and/or the effects of snow accumulation on the roof. This requires additional knowledge of the
building and is outside the scope of the certification of this racking system.
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Appendix A: ASCE 7-10 to ASCE 7-05 Wind Conversion
This appendix may be used for the Flush-Mounted System.
The appendix is applicable for converting between the 7-10 and 7-OS editions of the International Building Codes.
The span spacing tables were compiled with LRFD wind speeds(ASCE 7-10) the velocity equivalence table below adjusts
the 7-10(Ultimate)wind speeds to the appropriate 7-05 (Service)wind speeds.
Velocity Equivalence
Code Reference
ASCE 7-10 ASCE 7-05
V,,it. (mph) V3-sec (mph)
110 85
115 89
120 93
130 101
140 108
150 116
160 124
170 132
180 139
190 147
Table A:ASCE 7-05/ASCE 7-10 Wind Speed Conversion Table
Note:Wind speeds for roof-mounted solar photovoltaic installations assume Risk Category II
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Appendix B: Snow Load Conversion
This appendix is applicable for Authorities Having Jurisdiction (AHJ's)with non-reducible snow loads for roof pitches
under 45 degrees and roof pitches between 45 and 90 degrees.
Span tables were compiled utilizing ground snow load, which is reduced to flat roof snow for pitches under 45 degrees,
and to sloped roof snow for roof pitches between 45 and 90. For AHJ's specifying minimum roof snow loads or non-
reducible ground snow loads,the user shall convert the specified snow load to the equivalent ground snow load in the
Snow Load Conversion Table below to utilize the SnapNrack Series 100 Flush-Mount Span Table(s).
Snow Load Conversion Table
Equivalent Ground Snow Load (psf)
Specified for use in Span Table(s)
Minimum Roof
Snow Load (psf) Roof Pitch: Roof Pitch:
0*50<45' 45°!50!590°
10 20 20
20 25 40
25 35 60
30 40 60
35 50 80
40 60 90
50 70 100
60 80 110
70 90 120
80 100 NA
90 120 NA
100 NA NA
110 NA NA
120 NA j NA
Table B: Conversion Table for Minimum Specified and/or Non-Reducible Snow Loads
Note: Calculated Snow Loads for roof-mounted solar photovoltaic installations assume Risk Category II.
Example Conversion Step 1 Step 2
Given(s): AHJ requires minimum 30 psf roof snow load.
Existing roof pitch is 6 in 12=27° 25 35 60
30 40 60
Step 1) Locate specified roof snow load in column 1 (30 psf).
Step 2) Determine which Roof Pitch column applies. Column 2 35 50 80
applies for the given condition. Step 3
Step 3) Select 40 psf from column 2 as the equivalent ground
snow load for use in the Span Table(s).
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Appendix C: Structural Details
The following structural details are included in this appendix:
Number: Description: Revision: Date:
S100-DO1 UMBRELLA MOUNT LEVELING A 11/28/2017
S100-DO2 TILE REPLACEMENT OVERVIEW A 11/28/2017
S100-DO3 OVERVIEW, ON FLASHED L-FEET G 11/28/2017
S100-D04 OVERVIEW, ON STANDOFFS G 11/28/2017
S100-D05 ASSEMBLY DETAILS UEC G 11/28/2017
S100-D06 SPLICE DETAIL G 11/28/2017
S100-D07 TYPICAL LAYOUT G 11/28/2017
S100-D08 RAIL LEVELING G 11/28/2017
S100-D09 RAIL LEVELING HD STANDOFF G 11/28/2017
S100-DlO FLASHING DETAIL,STANDOFF WITH FLAT TILE G 11/28/2017
S100-D11 FLASHING DETAIL,STANDOFF ON S-TILE ROOF G 11/28/2017
S100-D12 10 DEG TILT KIT WITH 5 1-21N AND 101N STANDOFFS H 3/7/2018
S100-D13 20 DEG TILT KIT WITH 71N AND 181N HD STANDOFFS B 3/7/2018
S100-D14 10-30 DEG VARIABLE TILT WITH STANDOFFS H 3/7/2018
S100-D15 10-30 DEG VARIABLE TILT WITH L-FEET H 3/7/2018
S100-D16 10-30 DEG VARIABLE TILT WITH SEAM CLAMPS H 3/7/2018
PEN-D01 UMBRELLA MOUNT A 11/28/2017
PEN-D02 TILE REPLACEMENT INSTALLATION A 11/28/2017
PEN-D03 FLASHED L FOOT TO RAFTER G 11/28/2017
PEN-D04 STANDOFF TO RAFTER G 11/28/2017
PEN-D05 STANDOFF TO PURLIN G 11/28/2017
PEN-D06 SEAM CLAMP G 11/28/2017
PEN-D07 CORRUGATED ROOF BLOCK G 11/28/2017
PEN-D08 L HANGER BOLT G 11/28/2017
PEN-D09 STANDOFF TO JOIST G 11/28/2017
PEN-D10 HD STANDOFF G 11/28/2017
PEN-D11 METAL ROOF BASE TO RAFTER G 11/28/2017
PEN-D12 METAL ROOF BASE TO PURLIN G 11/28/2017
PEN-D13 METAL ROOF BASE WITH STANDOFF TO RAFTER G 11/28/2017
PEN-D14 METAL ROOF BASE WITH STANDOFF TO PURLIN G 11/28/2017
PEN-D15 TILE HOOK WITH FLAT TILE G 11/28/2017
PEN-D16 S-TILE HOOK G 11/28/2017
Table C: List of Structural Details for the Series 100 Racking System
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