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C � � ' IL i J W � � i J _ c --- - — A Lc EN _ of r �Fwr i S/bN 1 �Rsr vivisio� �l a' 1 0,/3 Ask. 14 U, � � j CITY OF ARLINGT [LIETTE OF DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 238 N. Olympic, Arlington, WA 98223 DATE JOB NO. P6" Bilding ❑ Engineering U Planning '/ ". t(206) 435.0724 FAX (206) 435.3906 ATTENTION 1 RE: TO WE ARE SENDING YOU )(Attached ❑ Under separate cover via the following items: ❑ Shop drawings ❑ Prints ❑ Plans ❑ Samples ❑ Specifications ❑ Copy of letter ❑ Change order ❑ COPIES DATE NO. DESCRIPTION L THESE ARE TRANSMITTED as checked below: ❑ For approval ❑ Approved as submitted ❑ Resubmit copies for approval ❑ For your use ❑ Approved as noted ❑ Submit copies for distribution > ❑ As requested ❑ Returned for corrections ❑ Return corrected prints ,k For review and comment ❑ FOR BIDS DUE 19 ❑ PRINTS RETURNED AFTER LOAN TO US REMARKS— COPY TO 40%Pre-Consumer Content•10%Post-Consumer Content --•� '' ' SIGNED: If enclosures are not as noted, kindly notify us at once. ✓ J PRODUCT 240 A�as Inc,Groton,Mam 01471 i i �` i l CITY OF ARLINGTON December 1, 1994 Dean Case Arlington Properties 106 E. Gilman Arlington, WA 98223 RE: Permit No. 1584 Addition to Arlington Properties 106 E. Gilman Arlington, WA 98223 Dear Dean; The submitted drawings have been examined for compliance with the 1991 Edition of the Uniform Building Code. The following is a summary of applicable code data corrections and/or additional requirements necessary to complete the plan review. CODE DATA: OCCUPANCY GROUPS: B-2 TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION: V-N SEPARATIONS: N = 16' (Plus street) Scaled (Existing) E = 4' S = 20' (Computed, Not to Scale) W = 12' (Computed, Not to Scale. It scales 14' to Porch.) (Only parallel parking on property) BUILDING AREAS: Existing = 971± New Offices = 1,953± S.F. Porch = 222 S.F. OCCUPANT LOAD: Conference and Foyer = 38 Offices = 18 Total = 56 VALUATION: 1,953 x $54.20 x .88 = $ 93,150.00 971 x $54.20 x .20 x .88 = 16,098.00 222 x $13.30 x .88 = 645.00 $109,893.00 \wp5l\building\bp1584.pck 1 Department of Community Development 238 N. Olympic Ave. - Arlington, WA 98223 - (206) 435-0724 - FAX (206) 435-3906 � �� I CITY OF ARLINGTON December 1, 1994 Dean Case Arlington Properties 106 E. Gilman Arlington, WA 98223 RE: Permit No. 1584 Addition to Arlington Properties 106 E. Gilman Arlington, WA 98223 Dear Dean; The submitted drawings have been examined for compliance with the 1991 Edition of the Uniform Building Code. The following is a summary of applicable code data corrections and/or additional requirements necessary to complete the plan review. CODE DATA: OCCUPANCY GROUPS: B-2 TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION: V-N SEPARATIONS: N = 16' (Plus street) Scaled (Existing) E = 4' S = 20' (Computed, Not to Scale) W = 12' (Computed, Not to Scale. It scales 14' to Porch.) (Only parallel parking on property) BUILDING AREAS: Existing = 971± New Offices = 1,953± S.F. Porch = 222 S.F. OCCUPANT LOAD: Conference and Foyer = 38 Offices = 18 Total = 56 VALUATION: 1,953 x $54.20 x .88 = $ 93,150.00 971 x $54.20 x .20 x .88 = 16,098.00 222 x $13.30 x .88 = 645.00 $109,893.00 \wp51\building\bp1584.pck 1 Department of Community Development 238 N. Olympic Ave. - Arlington, WA 98223 - (206) 435-0724 - FAX (206) 435-3906 ;� ram, , ;Mir i/F i i r l� LIVE LOAD = 50 P.L.F. PERMIT FEE: $674.50 PLAN CHECK FEE: $438.43 1. The drawing showing the Proposed Floor Plan and the drawing showing the Proposed Addition are not the same and should be corrected. va) Proposed Floor Plan shows no windows in the rear wall and only a handicapped access. The proposed addition shows windows in rear wall. ( See Item 3 below for code violation). b) The Proposed Addition shows the porch post at the edge of porch. The other plan shows a beam and notes for the posts in line with the existing building. Three posts are shown in the foundation plan and four on the floor plan. The Proposed Floor Plan apparently shows skylights which are not shown on any other drawing. 2. Exterior walls within 20 feet of a property line or to the middle of a dedicated street should be 1-hour. A detail should be provided showing how the 1-hour fire resistance is achieved, studs 16" o.c. Table 5-A. See Item 20 below. OvNo openings in a wall less than 5 feet from the property lines are permitted, The handicapped access must be moved (Table 5A) and the windows. 4. Handicapped toilets should comply with the Washington Barrier Free Code: Faucets should be lever type. W.B.F.C. The mirror should not exceed 40" above the floor to the bottom of the mirror. Sec. 511(b)3. 116 The exposed hot water and waste pipes should be insulated or guarded to prevent contact. Sec. 511(b)l W.B.F.C. ,A),� Heights to dispensing units should be shown. (40" max.) Handicapped signage should be provided at parking. The center line of the water closet should be 18" from one wall and 42" from the other wall or fixture. g) The toilet room doors should have the following minimum maneuvering clearances: ,X Where the door must be pulled to be opened, and unobstructed floor space shall extend at71t 18" beyond the strike jamb. Where a door must be pushed to be opened and is equipped with a latch, an unobstructed floor space shall extend at least 12" beyond the strike jamb. The handicapped parking stall must be located the shortest possible accessible route of travel to the primary building entry. �7 Grab bars at the water closet shall not be less than 33 inches nor more than 36 inches to the top of the bar. j) Flush controls shall be mounted for use on the wide side of the water closet. k) Lavatories shall be mounted with the rim or counter surface no higher than 34 \wp5 Muilding ft1584.pck 2 �'� V .� LIVE LOAD = 50 P.L.F. PERMIT FEE: $674.50 PLAN CHECK FEE: $438.43 1. The drawing showing the Proposed Floor Plan and the drawing showing the Proposed Addition are not the same and should be corrected. a) Proposed Floor Plan shows no windows in the rear wall and only a handicapped access. The proposed addition shows windows in rear wall. ( See Item 3 below for code violation). b) The Proposed Addition shows the porch post at the edge of porch. The other plan shows a beam and notes for the posts in line with the existing building. Three posts are shown in the foundation plan and four on the floor plan. c) The Proposed Floor Plan apparently shows skylights which are not shown on any other drawing. 2. Exterior walls within 20 feet of a property line or to the middle of a dedicated street should be 1-hour. A detail should be provided showing how the 1-hour fire resistance is achieved, studs 16" o.c. Table 5-A. See Item 20 below. 3. 1 No openings in a wall less than 5 feet from the property lines are permitted, The handicapped access must be moved (Table 5A) and the windows. 4. Handicapped toilets should comply with the Washington Barrier Free Code: a) Faucets should be lever type. W.B.F.C. b) The mirror should not exceed 40" above the floor to the bottom of the mirror. Sec. 511(b)3. c) The exposed hot water and waste pipes should be insulated or guarded to prevent contact. Sec. 511(b)l W.B.F.C. d) Heights to dispensing units should be shown. (40" max.) e) Handicapped signage should be provided at parking. f) The center line of the water closet should be 18" from one wall and 42" from the other wall or fixture. g) The toilet room doors should have the following minimum maneuvering clearances: A) Where the door must be pulled to be opened, and unobstructed floor space shall extend at least 18" beyond the strike jamb. B) Where a door must be pushed to be opened and is equipped with a latch, an unobstructed floor space shall extend at least 12" beyond the strike jamb. h) The handicapped parking stall must be located the shortest possible accessible route of travel to the primary building entry. i) Grab bars at the water closet shall not be less than 33 inches nor more than 36 inches to the top of the bar. j) Flush controls shall be mounted for use on the wide side of the water closet. k) Lavatories shall be mounted with the rim or counter surface no higher than 34 \wp51\bui1ding\bp1584.pck 2 i �� inches. / ) The knee space under the lavatory shall be not less than 29 inches in height and 30 inches in width. pr A ramp shall be provided at the front porch with a slope not greater than 1 to 12. The handicapped parking stall shall be not less than 96 inches in width and shall have a firm, stable, smooth, non-slip surface. Parapets shall be provided on all walls less than 10 feet from a property line. Parapets /shall be 1-hour construction, and shall have non-combustible faces for the uppermost 18" on the roof side. The parapet shall be not less than 30 inches high and shall extend the same height as any portion of the roof that is within 10 feet of the property line., but in no case less than 30". Sec. 1710(a) and (b) Roof drains cannot penetrate the parapet. y, The Roof Plan shows aB over the porch and the Proposed Floor Plan shows the same beam to be a 5 1/8" x 12" GLB. There is no 6'—x LB. j 7) Footings should be shown and provided for the porch columns. 11-8) The roof plan and details show(a 5-1/8" x 14" GLB ��'There is no 5-1/8" x 14" GLB. 6 x 14 beam cannot be substituted for the GL. 3��,beam is inadequate in shear for some of the spans shown. 9) Twenty-eight 6" x 14" or equal screened foundation vents are required which should be 'provided with 1/4" mesh screen. Sec. 2516(c)6. The screen reduces the area by about 25%. There are 1,953 S.F. in the crawl space. 2,344 sq.in., gross vent area is required. /'�4) Framing support points should be shown under the valley, and the valley should be designed as a beam between the support panels. At the logical framing point of the existing conference room wall and foyer wall at 11.5 feet from the front wall, two - 14LPI 25DF are required for the 13'-6" span of the valley rafter. Metal roofing shall be not less than No. 30 galvanized sheet gauge. Sec. 3208(b)6. /1 A 22" x 30" attic access is required. Sec. 3205(a). 1 "/ Attic ventilation should be required as follows: (Sec,3205 c) The attic requires 1,754 sq. in. of ventilation, gross area which includes 25% loss by the required 1/4" mesh. 93 vents with three 2" round holes are required, 63 are available. Bird blocking with three 2" round holes is not approved. The gable vent sizes should be shown with 877 sq.in. gross area. The sizes should be noted on the elevations. Some other method of eave ventilation should be shown. No vent openings are permitted on the rear side of the building(east) less than 10 feet from the property line. \wp51\building\bp1584.pck 3 y �. r - i inches. 1) The knee space under the lavatory shall be not less than 29 inches in height and 30 inches in width. m) A ramp shall be provided at the front porch with a slope not greater than 1 to 12. n) The handicapped parking stall shall be not less than 96 inches in width and shall have a firm, stable, smooth, non-slip surface. 5) Parapets shall be provided on all walls less than 10 feet from a property line. Parapets shall be 1-hour construction, and shall have non-combustible faces for the uppermost 18" on the roof side. The parapet shall be not less than 30 inches high and shall extend the same height as any portion of the roof that is within 10 feet of the property line., but in no case less than 30". Sec. 1710(a) and (b) Roof drains cannot penetrate the parapet. 6) The Roof Plan shows a 6" x 10" GLB over the porch and the Proposed Floor Plan shows the same beam to be a 5-1/8" x 12" GLB. There is no 6" x 10" GLB. 7) Footings should be shown and provided for the porch columns. 8) The roof plan and details show a 5-1/8" x 14" GLB. There is no 5-1/8" x 14" GLB. A 6" x 14" beam cannot be substituted for the GL. 6" x 14" beam is inadequate in shear for some of the spans shown. 9) Twenty-eight 6" x 14" or equal screened foundation vents are required which should be provided with 1/4" mesh screen. Sec. 2516(c)6. The screen reduces the area by about 25%. There are 1,953 S.F. in the crawl space. 2,344 sq.in., gross vent area is required. 10) Framing support points should be shown under the valley, and the valley should be designed as a beam between the support panels. At the logical framing point of the existing conference room wall and foyer wall at 11.5 feet from the front wall, two - 14LPI 25DF are required for the 13'-6" span of the valley rafter. 11) Metal roofing shall be not less than No. 30 galvanized sheet gauge. Sec. 3208(b)6. 12) A 22" x 30" attic access is required. Sec. 3205(a). 13) Attic ventilation should be required as follows: (Sec,3205 c) The attic requires 1,754 sq. in. of ventilation, gross area which includes 25% loss by the required 1/4" mesh. 93 vents with three 2" round holes are required, 63 are available. Bird blocking with three 2" round holes is not approved. The gable vent sizes should be shown with 877 sq.in. gross area. The sizes should be noted on the elevations. Some other method of eave ventilation should be shown. No vent openings are permitted on the rear side of the building(east) less than 10 feet from the property line. \wp51\building\bp1584.pck 3 pf4) Two exits are required not closer than one-half the maximum diagonal direction of the building. Sec. 3303(c). 15) Exit doors, including the existing front door shall swing in direction of egress. Sec. 3304(b). 16) Corridors shall be not less than 36" clear. Sec. 3305(b). 17) An illuminated exit sign shall be installed at the second exit. Sec. 3314. 18) Skylights should comply with Chapter 34. Skylights should be double glazed of impact glass or plastic, and should have an I.C.B.O. approval label. 19) One-hour wall construction requires 5/8" type "X" GWB with 6d nails at 7" o.c. Table 43-B. 20) Glass in doors and in windows within 24" of doors should be impact-resistant. Sec. 5406(d) 1 & 6. 21) The building should comply with the 1994 Washington State Non-Residential Energy Code: a) The Energy Code compliance form and check list are for Residential construction and do not apply for this building. b) Calculations should be submitted showing compliance with chapters i 1 through 20 of the Energy Code which are known as Washington State Non-Residential Energy Code. Sincerely, of Arlington Uaw V )4 1% David W. Anderson Building Official D WA/clb \wp51\building\bp1584.pck 4 14) Two exits are required not closer than one-half the maximum diagonal direction of the building. Sec. 3303(c). 15) Exit doors, including the existing front door shall swing in direction of egress. Sec. 3304(b). 16) Corridors shall be not less than 36" clear. Sec. 3305(b). 17) An illuminated exit sign shall be installed at the second exit. Sec. 3314. 18) Skylights should comply with Chapter 34. Skylights should be double glazed of impact glass or plastic, and should have an I.C.B.O. approval label. 19) One-hour wall construction requires 5/8" type "X" GWB with 6d nails at 7" o.c. Table 43-B. 20) Glass in doors and in windows within 24" of doors should be impact-resistant. Sec. 5406(d) 1 & 6. 21) The building should comply with the 1994 Washington State Non-Residential Energy Code: a) The Energy Code compliance form and check list are for Residential construction and do not apply for this building. b) Calculations should be submitted showing compliance with chapters 11 through 20 of the Energy Code which are known as Washington State Non-Residential Energy Code. Sincerely, C f Arlington . I+ ow David W. Anderson Building Official DWA/clb \wp51\building\bp1584.pck 4 ADDITIONS TO ARLINGTON PROPERTIES 106 E. Gilman Arlington, Washington November 18, 1994 DESIGNER: Justin Peterson (206) 435-5686 CODE DATA OCCUPANCY GROUPS: B-2 TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION: V-N SEPARATIONS: N = 16' (Plus Street) Scaled (Existing) E = 4' S = 20' (Computed, Not to Scale) W = 12' (Computed, Not to Scale. It scales 14' to Porch. (Only parallel parking on property) BUILDING AREAS: Existing - 971 + New Offices = 1,9$3 + S.F. Porch = 222 S.F. OCCUPANT LOAD: Conference and Foyer-- 38 Offices = 18 Total = 56 VALUATION: 1,953 X $54.20 X .88 = $ .150.00 971 X $54.20 X .20 X .88 = 16,098.00 222 X $13.30 X .88 = _ 645.00 $109,_89Y.00 LIVE LOAD = 50 P.L.F. PERMIT FEE: $674.50 PLAN CHECK FEE: $438.43 `.F I-A�'Ijj --r David: The submitted drawings have been examined for compliance with the 1991 Edition of the Uniform Building Code. The following items should be corrected before the permit is issued: X. You should ensure that the city agencies such as Planning, Zoning, Public 'Works and the Fire Department approve of the project. (Especially Parking) v/ ,,,2': The fabricator and the roof_ trusses should be approved prior to fabrication. Sec. 302(b) . 3. Truss layout drawings by the manufacturer should be submitted, prior to ` fabrication, for approval. Sec. 302(b) . >4'. The effects of eccentric loading should be considered in the design of heel joints for trusses 24" o.c. , and spanning more than 35 feet. Calculations should be submitted by the truss manufacturer prior to the permit being issued, showing that the heel joint connector plates are designed with sufficient capacity to resist the direct axial stresses imposed on both the top and bottom chord members by their respective nail, tooth or plug groups, using the reduced allowable connector loads for eccentric loading as shown on Table No. 25-17-p. Sec. 25,1739 U.B.C. Standards. Ai 1' 1 ' t ■ ■ 1 II ti� 1 / 1 1■-' '� '1 111 — - ■ ' n ' P 1 rs 1.1%j �. I = i --mv" ` JIACc r 5 - 1 11' 1.1 �•. 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Some of the truss manufacturers have a "built-in" computer program covering the above design. If. so, a certification by the fabricator of the trusses stating that their trusses include the heel jointly eccentricity design, would be sufficient. (5, The drawing showing the Proposed Floor Plan and the drawing showing the Proposed Addition are not the same and should be corrected. a)) Proposed Floor Plan shows no windows in the rear wall and only a handicapped access. The proposed addition shows windows in rear wall. (See Item 7 below for code violation) . ,Aar One floor plan shows windows in the north wall of the conference room. other plan does not show them. Co The Proposed Addition shows the porch post at edge of porch. The other plan shows a beam and notes for the posts in line with the existing building. Three posts are shown in the foundation plan and four on the floor plan. (7d_) - The Proposed Floor Plan apparently shows skylights which are not shown on any other drawing, e) Neither plan locates interior partitions by dimension. Exterior walls within 20 feet of a property line or to the middle of a dedicated street should be 1-hour construction. The rear wall (East) should be 1-hour./, A lc'tail sl.ol l l d be provic:e-d showing hav the 1-hour .fire resistance is ac:iit�ve.1, stiles 1.6' o.r. 5-A. See IL-ei}i 48 below. QNo openings in a wall less than 5 feet from the property lines are permitted. The handicapped access must be moved. Table 5A. A P n •j ja 9 o e) /�. Toilet rooms bases, floors and walls within 2 feet of water closets and urinals should have smooth, hard non-absorbent surfaces at least V-0" high. Sec. 510 (b) 1 & 2. The water heater should have seismic tie-downs. Sec. 504(d) U.M.C. ,,X . All exterior openings exposed to the weather should be flashed. Sec. 1708(b) . The bathroom fans should vent to the exterior. Sec. 1205 (c) and should have separate exhaust systems. Sec. 705. (12. Handicapped toilets should comply with the Washington Barrier Free Code: a) Faucets should be lever type. W.B.F.C.. b)k The mirror should not-exceed 40" above the floor to the bottom of the mirror. Sec. 511(b)3. c) The exposed hot water and waste pipes should be insulated or guarded to provent contact. Sec. 511(b) l W.B.F.C. d) heights to dispensing units should be shown. (40" max.) ZW .#n — 741 av, V Y1 I — r ■I 1 II I I I ti _ _ — LL r� _ ■ ruin IN nL ■ 111 _ unrvnrn I -71 Iir-p - -I Ii n.Wri ■r it >-T-nL ~ - -u I IN IZJ - 'i'•r —'III i vc n ■Ju li - - ■ ■ v ii $ ? � : JQn n- - ti n ►R 1 ■ '■ Y jl ILL Ti il' -Mmm r - ti '�' -U I. J ■ �� ■ I Lm J!' j _ ' LG I I ■l ' or. rti tf?. �v! =� ■ i TI . 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(Continued) e) Handicapped signage should be provided at parking. f) The center line of the water closet should be 18" from one wall and 42" frori the other wall or fixture. g) The toilet room doors should have the following minimum maneuvering clearances: ,A) Where the door must be pulled to be opened, an unobstructed floor space shall extend at least 18" beyond the strike jamb. B) Where a door must be pushed to be opened and is equipped with a latch, an unobstructed floor space shall extend at least 12" beyond the strike jamb. h) The handicapped parking stall must be located the shortest possible accessible route of travel to the primary building entry. i) Grab bars at the water closet shall not be less than 33 inches nor more than 36 inches to the top of the bar. j) Flush controls shall be mounted for use on t_1e wide side of the water closet. k) Lavatories shall be mounted with the rim or counter_ surface no higher than 34 inches. k-1) The knee space under the lavatory shall be not less than 29 inches in height and 30 inches in width. m) A ramp shall be provided at the front porch with a slope not greater than 1 to 12. C`n) The handicapped parking stall shall be not less than 96 inches in width aril shall have a firm, stable, smooth, non-slip surface. r CV. Parapets shall be provided on all walls less than 10 feet from a property line, Parapets shall be 1-hour construction, and shall have non-combustible faces for the uppermost 18" on the roof side. The parapet shall be not less than 30 inches high and shall extend the same height as any portion of the roof that is within 10 feet of the property line, but in no case less than 30". Sec. 1710(a) and (b) Roof drains cannot penetrate the parapet. A4. Eave overhangs extending beyond the floor area and closer than 10 feet ,£rare the property line shall be non-combustible or of 1-hour fire resistive construction. This applies if the eave projects beyond the parapet on the rear wall. Sec. 1711. Openings in overhangs within 10 feet of the property line are not permitted. 15. Wood stresses should comply with the new stresses published by the WV7PA or the 1991 UBC Supplement. The non-bearing walls should be held down from the bottom chord of the trusses with approved fasteners (such as Simpson STC clips) to ensure that the truss chord will not bear on the walls which are not designed as bearing points. ,X . The columns supporting the 6" X 14" beam over the Brokers Office are not correctly shown on the Proposed Floor Plan Sheet. The column on the left will be in the door opening. 18. There is no 6" X 14" GLB beam as shown on the drawings. � I. 1 r11J - - III all -nIr I L III j ■ „ :- . t I ■ . in lu I I it - I _ in.I L LU ' 0 IN LLJ I U L II I n rI 11,1 . 4 w n LI: Y I t■ 1 11 1 11 1 --on rI -m M m S 1 I II % Z +61 I__j ■■�' n� '■ Ti I IL — r—_ -( - - I LI-0 , - f _ .ti •i■ ill - I u i I I I air An i NLLL=- iU _ I or rpl 1 1 -'■ R I mar — r q I .1 ti �■ . 41 LJ Q r I irI-wT. I o-■ - I ■ — I i I I■GI -7 I I 111 1 I j_ ■ I - S I I 11 1 T-■i t- IN T i I I I . +1 I I", J ■� r -.' - _ I _ I 1 ymm:I I S 7 yu r- 111 I _■l ■'11 I I . _ n a I I ■ h rpi i {I r, .I . 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The material and spacing should be noted for the stick framing over the left end of the existing building. 24. The crawl space under joists should be not less than 18 inches and 12 inches under beams. Sec. 2516(c)2. 25. The crawl space should have at least an 18-inch by 24-inch access crawl hole. Sec. 2516 (c)2. The size should be noted on the drawinqs. F26. Wood posts on the porch should be 1" above the concrete or should be "pressure treated. Sec. 2516 (c)4. 27. Twenty-eight 6" X 14" or equal screened foundation vents are required which should be provided with 1/4" mesh screen. Sec. 2516 (c)6. The screen re- duces the area by about 25%. There are 1,953 S.F. in the crawl space. 2,344 sq. in. , gross vent area is required. $. Siding must be installed over an approved sheathing or the siding should have the joints overlapped with not less than 3/8" thickness of each lap. Sec. 2516(g)2. /z 6 11. Where post and beam construction in the crawl space is used, a positive connection should be at the post/beam connection and to the post/footing connection to ensure against uplift and lateral displacement. The connections should be attached to both sides of the beam and post with 2 - 16d nails in the beam and 2 - 16d nails in the post (4 each side) . Sec. 2516(m) . A Simpson post base should be provided. 6.( The building may have bracing as follows: (Prescriptive bracing) Sec. 2516 (g)3 and Table 25-V. a) All exterior walls should have not less than 4'-0" wide panels at each corner, not more than 25' between panels and not more than 8' from wall end for all walls. b) The panels should be dimensioned or the window locations should be dimensioned so the 4'-0" panel requirement will be provided in the final construction. c) The panel construction should be noted (the wall sheathing should be noted.) ■■ air ImI� MU Mtn M log . 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A, v 1 1, 1 ADDITIONS TO ARLINGTON PROPERTIES 106 E. Gilman -5- November 18, 1994 31. Framing support points should be shown under the valley, and the valley I should be designed as a beam between. the support panels. At the logical framing point of the existing conference room wall and foyer wall at 11.5 feet from the front wall, two - 14LPI 25DF are required for the 13'-6" span of the valley rafter. 32. All concrete in a B-2 occupancy building must be reinforced. Concrete walls should have not less than .0025% horizontal rebar and .0015% vertical rebar, with the spacing not more than 18" o.c. 6" concrete walls should have #4 at 13" horizontally and #4 at 18" o.c. vertically. Sec. 2614 2, 3, and 5 and. Sec. 2622 (a) . ,,25'. Table No. 29-A requires that exterior footings should be poured in undis- turbed soil. If the contractor wishes to pour on undisturbed soil andlater backfill, he can, if he compacts to 95% modified AASHO density and has special inspection to verify the compaction. 34. Anchor bolts shall be not less than 1/2" in diameter, and embedded not less than 7". 1/2" X 10" bolts are required. Sec. 2907(f) . l/ 35. Metal roofing shall be not less than No. 30 galvanized sheet gauge. . 3208(b)6. `y 6. A 22" by 30" attic access is required. Sec. 3205(a) . 37. Attic ventilation should be required as follows: (Sec. 3205 c) The attic requires 1,754 sq. in. of ventilation, gross area which includes 250 loss by the required 1/4" mesh. 93 vents with three 2" round holes are required, 63 are available. Bird blocking with three 2" round holes is not approved. The gable vent sizes should be shown with 877 sq. in. gross area. The sizes should be noted on the elevations. Some other method of eave ventila- tion should be shown. No vent openings are permitted on the rear side of the building (east) less than 10 feet from the property line. 38 Two exits are required not closer than one-half the maximum. diagonal of the building. Sec. 3303(c) . i` 39. Exit doors, including the existing front door shall swing in direction of egress. Sec. 3304(b) . 40. Exit doors shall be openable from the inside without the use of a key or special knowledge. Sec. 3304(c) , with the following exception: a) The main exit door may have key locking hardware if there is a readable, visible, durable sign adjacent to the door stating: "THIS DOOR TO REMAIN UNLOCKED DURING BUSINESS HOURS." The letters to be not less than 1 inch high letters. Al. Exit doors should have a floor or landing on each side of the door. The landing should be not less than 44" in direction of travel. Sec. 3304(j) . 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I I IL Lr 1 NMI -,-ZC36[ V 1 -1 I 11- I : 1 --vi ti I' '1 rj 14 1 1' 1 11 K � - _ 1 j, —b- I L ■ 1 I 1 7 1 I I I ri-wn r I rti I4-mi `- ' ' ■ - - • I YI "' IT In r■I 1 r [II I f ' T- 1 rr`i - 1 ` 11 . r JI 11 T 1■ �I r ■ I _ ■ _ - 11 - 1 .I it r I ' ' I ■'Irla■ JI ■ 11 I 1 I ■' I _� ' ' r' r' '__prt ■ - I ■ L a I _ L7 i{Stir' r ■ ' I■I " I 11 1 I � - ' - 1 L 1 -I r-tl:r -mi I I rl n 11% 111 Oil III I - No JI I I N - - 1 Ny i ADDITIONS TO ARLINGTON PROPERTIES 106 E. Gilman -6- November 18, 1994 A floor or landing not more than 1/2" below the threshold should be provided at all exterior doors. Sec. 3304(i) . The landing's dimension below the floor should be noted. This applies to the existing door also. 43. Corridors shall be not less than 36" clear. Sec. 3305(b) . 44. Stairs should be a minimum of 36" wide and should have a 2" maximum handrail not less than 34" nor more than 38" above the nosings if there are 4 or more risers. Sec. 3306 (i) . The stair should not be in a parking space. A. Stair nosings shall be rounded to a radius of 1/2" max. Risers shall be sloped or the underside of the nosing shall have an angle of not less than 60 degrees from the horizontal, Nosing can be 1-1/2" max. (Barrier Free Code) . 46. An illuminated exit sign shall be installed at the second exit. Sec. 3314. 47. Skylights should comply with Chapter 34. Skylights should be double glazed of impact glass or plastic, and should have an I.C.B4O, approval label. ;4 One-hour wall construction requires 5/8" type "X" GWB with 6d nails at G ?" o.c. Table 43-B. 49. Glass in doors and in windows within 24" of doors should be impact-resistant. Sec. 5406 (d)1 & 6. ' i S 1� �5Q: The building should CrTrply with the 1994 Washington State Non-Residential Energy Code: 'a) The Energy Code compliance foorm and check list are for Residential construct4on and do not apply for this building. ,) Calculations should be submitted showing compliance with chapters 11 through 20 of the Energy Code which are known as the Washington State Non-Residential Energy Code. , c) Probably compliance with Chapter 13 will be satisfactory. David: This submission is the perfect example of why a residential designees work should not be accepted for a non-residential buiding. Sincerely, r' �V �ohn H. Farrens, Jr. PTO - uil 'J 1 ■ 1 LLPi I IIirfT r 1 11 ■I NONE .—, J ■ ' -i rr-'r •+C NIL Imo: SLLii. fa 1 aLm.j. u1i 1 ILL I d i t v rr I -rm bT ■ : I r - ■ n it e - i vL r ' i -U -� T- 11A - r Ili -r I I - ! sji ' 1 i a 1 ■ fJAL No 11- II ' ■ IIT .} 01 :1 'LL• ■ r.111 - Wl I JLUQll IJ ILR 11 uR1a t-A1 ' iR� ■ LAU1'•. I •. i L� S= . 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DRAWINGS STRUCT DRAWINGS / STRUCT DRAWING LEGAL DESCRIPTION LEGAL DESCRIPTION ENERGY CALCS ENERGY CALCS STORM DRAINAGE STORM DRAINAGE SEPTIC TANK DESIGN SEPA CHECKLIST UTILITY DRAWINGS STRUCT CALCS THREE (3) COPIES OF EACH FOUR (4) COPIES OF EACH ARE ARE REQUIRED FOR APPLICATION REQUIRED FOR APPLICATION ZONING SETBACKS: FRONT USE REA ' LOT COVERAGE SIDE PERMIT TRACKING Name ��� Permit # Z/ Project Type / Date Received DISTRIBUTED RETURNED DISTRIBUTED RETURNED ' ,/ Engineering Public Works � •� ��� 9�`" / Fire Dept. // 9 John Farrens FFqf Date Returned for Corrections Date Resubmitted with Corrections Made Date Ready to Issue Date Issued DATE: SIGNED: \wp51\sherrAChecklist.BP I I i i i r City of ARLINGTON Building Department PLANNING .AND ZGNTNG REVIEW I. ZONING COMPLIANCE: A. Zone Classification B. Permit Use: Yes No C. If no, extension of non-conforming use: D. Minimum lot size required: Shown: E. Yard Requirements: Required Shown I. Front 2. Side 3. Rear F. Height limitations, Maximum G. Landscaping and plan required: Yes No H. Parking: I. Off-street parking required: Yes No 2. Plan provided: Yes No 3. Adequate parking provided: Yes No II. LOT COVERAGE A. ALLOWED: MORE/LESS SHOWN: APPROVED NOT APPROVED DETERMINATION OF S.E.P.A. 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Building Department � /� Building Permit 7—Describe Alteration r:&_— 0-06T Certificate of Occupancy ❑ Date l —�2'S")q NOTICE: No permit for erection, alteration, moving, repair or occupancy of any building shall be issued until an application has been made and approved for a certifi- Valuation based on total floor area $ . N O T I C E cate of zoning compliance. Where work is started Plan checking fee $ before permit is obtained Owner �"'^"'`c`i 't Address /O� E CT� t��4. Permit fee $ /o f Q Q the permit fee shall be doubled. Permittee Address Architect Address SPECIFICATIONS Engineer Address FOUNDATION Exterior Piers COVERING �_Coniractor Address Material Exterior walls /—LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY: Lot No. 7 Y-9-16' Block No. Width at top Interior walls Subdivision or Unplatted description `f Width at bottom Roof or reroofing Depth in ground ZONING INFORMATION FRAME Size Spacing Span FLUES TYPE OF OCCUPANCY of present or TYPE of CONSTRUCTION of present or R.W. Plate(sill) Fireplace proposed main building (circle) proposed main building (circle) Girders Floor furnace A B C D E F G H I J 1 II III III 1 hr. III HT Joist, Istfloor Kitchen DIVISION 1 2 3 4 IV IV 1 hr. V V 1 hr. Joist,2nd floor Water heater Joist,ceiling Furnace Use Zone Fire Zone Area of Lot Size of building or addition _ —No.of stories Exterior studs Gas Oil Total height Basement floor area 1 st Floor area Interior studs Additional floors and areas No. of rooms No.of families Roof rafters No.of buildings now on lot Use of buildings now on lot Bearing walls Percentage of lot covered by main building Additional Permits are required for: Percentage of lot covered by accessory buildings (check) IMPORTANT Kind of livestock g, ❑ Signs El Plumbing, , ❑ Moving, Written authorization of owner must CHANGE OF OCCUPANCY from to— ❑ Sewer hookup, ❑ Water hookup, be presented when applicant is occupant If a commercial building,list each use and its area in square feet: ❑ Gas appliance and Gas piping. or lessor. I am the legal owner of the I hereby acknowledge that I have read this application and property described in this application. state that the above is correct and agree to comply with all city ordinances S fe Laws regulating zoning and building Owner DRAW on the reverse side of this application,to scale, a PLOT PLAN. APPLICANT PLOT PLAN FOR DEPARTMENTAL USE Draw below,to scale, a plot plan showing: FOR DEPARTMENTAL USE Application for Certificate of Zoning Compliance ❑ Checked Initials 1. Dimension and shape of the lot. 1. 2. Front street name. 2. Building Permit, Certificate of Occupancy ❑ checked and approved. 3. Side street name if corner lot. 3. 4. Sizes and location on the lot of buildings already existing. 4. 5. Location and dimensions of proposed building or alterations. 5. Building Inspector Date 6. Front yard,side yard,rear yard setbacks. 6. :T1 p / (r 7. Locate and describe any fences,walls,hedges,signs, 7. Issued Building Permit No. a I Date C0—z_­�7 front yard trees and shrubs,green belt. 8. Location and size of required off-street parking and loading. 8. INSPECTION RECORD Inspection Date Signature Set Back Excavation Concrete Reinforced Steel Grout Blocks Bond Beam C Frame Roofing Room Ventilation Kitchen Vent Bathroom Vent Foundation Vent Access Hole Garage Fireproofing Fireplace Spark Arrester Water Closet Water Heater Sewage Disposal Lathing Plastering Correction Order Left Stop Work Order Issued Stop Work Order Released Give brief report of special or unusual conditions Job completed Date Building Ins edor Certificate of Zoning Compliance No. Issued Date Certificate of Occupancy No. Issued Date MOORE UUSINESS FORMS INC. LA APPLICATION CONSTRUCTION INFORMATION FOR: Certificate of Zoning Compliance ❑ To CITY of ARLINGTON CLASS of WORK (check) NEW ❑ , ALTERATION ❑ , ADDITION ❑ , DEMOLISH ❑ . Building Department BuildingPermit ` Describe Alteration �P�.G-I U nQ,W b':[ Q. Y'oka.Elhq Q)�- 5�lci A -f- Certificate of Occupancy ❑ Date 0 V V,nq CUB,� (o ' fir �c� }0 (v nips — �-F -slap ro,m h«,► �ng `Jrl G1 v� 7e,V m� NOTICE: No permit for erection, alteration, moving, repair or occupancy of any building shall be issued until an application has been made and approved for a certifi Valuation based on total floor area $ N O T I C E cate of zoning compliance. -- - Where work is started Plan checking fee $ before permit is obtained I 1 h Owner c {l i n q Yl PY'on e.V'C,C S Address ��(� - C.! m0-V\ Permit fee $ 10100 the permit fee shallbe doubled. Permittee Address Architect Address SPECIFICATIONS Engineer Address I / FOUNDATION Exterior Piers COVERING Contractor �V VV1 I�►�U,f� S1 G� Co ' Address��� 6o 15 (.e) w�y�rw�oa 9803(o Material Exterior walls �a lob LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY: Lot No. —9 Y/b Block No. Width at top Interior walls Subdivision or Unplatted description N Width at bottom Roof or reroofing Depth in ground ZONING INFORMATION FRAME Size Spacing Span FLUES TYPE OF OCCUPANCY of present or TYPE of CONSTRUCTION of present or R.W. Plate(sill) Fireplace proposed main building (circle) proposed main building (circle) Girders Floor furnace A B C D E F G H I J 1 II III III 1 hr. III HT Joist, 1st floor Kitchen DIVISION 1 2 3 4 IV IV 1 hr. V V 1 hr. Joist,2nd floor Water heater Joist,ceiling Furnace Use Zone Fire Zone— Area of Lot Size of building or addition No.of stories Exterior studs Gas Oil Total height Basement floor area 1st Floor area. --- Interior studs Additional floors and areas No. of rooms No.of families Roof rafters No.of buildings now on lot Use of buildings now on lot Bearing walls Percentage of lot covered by main building Additional Permits are required for: Percentage of lot covered by accessory buildings (check) IMPORTANT Kind of livestock_ ❑ Plumbing, ❑ Signs, ❑ Moving, Written authorization of owner must CHANGE OF OCCUPANCY from to ❑ Sewer hookup, ❑ Water hookup, be presented when applicant is occupant If a commercial building,list each use and its area in square feet: ❑ Gas appliance and Gas piping. or lessor. I am the legal owner of the • I hereby acknowledge that I have read this ap 'cation and property described in this application. state that the above is correct and agree to coribly with all city ordinances and State laws regulating zoning dnd building ` Owner DRAW on the reverse side of this applicat to scale, a PLOT PLAN. APPLICANT r� PLOT PLAN r FOR DEPARTMENTAL USE Draw below,to scale, a plot plan showing: FOR DEPARTMENTAL USE Application for Certificate of Zoning Compliance ❑ Checked Inifials 1. Dimension and shape of the lot. 1. �j�c1,n �2✓ 2. Front street name. 2. BSti.ldiug43erTY0t- Certificate of Occupancy ❑ checked and approved. 3. Side street name if corner lot. 3. 4. Sizes and location on the lot of buildings already existing. 4. -� 5. Location and dimensions of proposed building or alterations. 5. Building Inspector Date 6. Front yard,side yard,rear yard setbacks. 6. Ky tfj7. Locate and describe any fences,walls,hedges,signs, 7. Issued Building Permit No._� Date (� front yard trees and shrubs,green belt. 8. Location and size of required off-street parking and loading. B. 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