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2025-01786CITY OF MONTICELLO 505 WALNUT STREET MONTICELLO, MN 55362- 763) VAX: (763) 29s-44U4 ADDRESS 9320 CEDAR ST S PIN 155207001010 LEGAL DESC MONTICELLO BUSINESS CTR 3RD ADDN LOT 001 BLOCK 001 PERMIT TYPE BUILDING PROPERTY TYPE : COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION TYPE : ALTERATION VALUATION : $ 750,000.00 Z 0 Z S- 0 1 7 8 6* DATE ISSUED: 11/21/2025 Permit #: 2025-01786 NOTE: INTERIOR REMODEL WITH MINOR EXTERIOR WORK. SALES FLOOR: MOVE LOCATION OF DRESSING ROOMS, SALES FLOOR: MOVE LOCATION OF ELECTRONICS DESK AND ADD DIGITAL DISPLAY BOARDS SALES FLOOR: CLEAN, PREPARE AND PAINT WALLS. REPAIR AND REPLACE FLOOR FINISHES INTERIOR WALLS: CLEAN, PREP AND PAINT FLOOR TILE: REPAIR/REPLACE EXTERIOR SURFACES: CLEAN, PREP AND PAINT DEMOLISH AND REPLACE EXTERIOR SIDEWALKS AND PAVEMENT SIGNAGE: DEMO EXISTING SIGNAGE AND PLACE NEW SIGNAGE AS SHOWN. REPLACE AND INSTALL EXTERIOR SIGNAGE RESTROOMS: REMODEL/ REFURBISH, REPLACE LAVATORIES, PLUMBING FIXTURES, FINISHES AND ACCESSORIES AS NOTED. MOTHER'S ROOM: REMODEL AS NOTED CUSTOMER CHECK OUT AREA: REVISE LOCATION OF CASH REGISTERS AND OTHER EQUIPMENT CUSTOMER CHECK OUT AREA: ADD SELF CONTAINED REFRIGERATED CASES APPLICANT HOWARD IMMEL INC 2601 DEVELOPMENT DRIVE GREEN BAY, WI 54313- OWNER WAL-MART REAL EST BUSINESS TR 1301 1OTH ST SE PROP TAX DEPT #8013 AR 72716-0555 BUILDING PERMIT FEE 4,687.78 PLAN REVIEW 3,047.06 STATE SURCHARGE, BLDG VAL 375.00 TOTAL 8,109.84 Payment(s) CHECK 178524 AGREEMENT AND SWORN STATEMENT I agree that the work will be conducted in conformance with the ordinances of the City of Monticello and with the Minnesota State Building Code. I understand that the work will be in accordance with the plan that has been approved by the Building Official. I agree that any damage caused to public property including but not limited to curb, sidewalk, public utilities and signs will be repaired at my expense. Applicant 1-40 Date '(1,111125 Bldg Official Date 8,109.84 SEPARATE PERMITS REQUIRED FOR WORK OTHER THAN DESCRIBED ABOVE. CITY OF Permit No. MontiCe o [E0LEDV -> T BUILDING SAFETY Di Date 42 / I COMMERCIAL / IND RI WL BUILDING RMIT APPLICATION u 505 Walnut Street, Suit #1 Monticello, MN 55362 h: 763-295-3060 p buildi SITE ADDRESS 9320 Cedar Street LEGAL DESCRIPTION LOT OQ l BLOCK _ n _ P1D. NUMBER ` , 5 2,,0 700 10 10 PLAT Mori -ri cc- Pa C l i 0 AV1 40NED OWNER (Name) (Address) Walmart Stores Inc. 2001 SE 10th Street, Bentonville AR 727 OWNER'S E-MAIL ADDRESS: (Tel. No.) cathy.yockey@wdpartners.com (380) 232-0017 CONTRACTOR (Name) (Address) Howard Immel Inc 2601 Development Dr QrPen Ray- WI 1;41n2 CONTRACTOR'S LICENSE NUMBER (IF APPLICABLE) IR681856 CONTRACTOR'S E-MAIL ADDRESS: Tel. No.) Project Manager: John Vanden Avond; Phone: 920-203-4356; I Email: johnvan@immelconstruction.com I ARCHITECT (Name) Address) Christopher K Doerschlag 7007 Discovery Blvd Dublin OH 43017 ARCHITECT'S E-MAIL ADDRESS Tel. No.) cathy.yockey@wdpartners.com 380-232-0017 ENGINEER (Name) Address) Christopher Thibodeaux 7007 Discovery Blvd D1 ENGINEER'S E-MAIL ADDRESS: Tel. No.) cathy.yockey@wdpartners.com 380) 232-0017 DESCRIPTION OF WORK: Interior Remodel with minor exterior work TYPE OF WORK (Please Circle One) TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION (Please Circle One) New ommercia Addition Industrial j Iteratio Institutional Repair Multi -Family Move Other Other i ADDITIONAL INFORMATION MISC. NOTES: Valuation: Est $750,000.00 Construction Type: V B Occupancy Group: Mercantile Square Footage: 30816 Remodeled of Stories: 1 Maximum Occupancy: 5178 Fire Suppression: Yes ® No ESTIMATED VALUE OF CONSTRUCTION 750,000.00 1 hereby apply for a permit for construction as described and acknowledge that the information I have provided above is complete and accurate. I agree that the work will be conducted in conformance with the ordinances of the City of Monticello and with the Laws of the State of Minnesota; and that 1 under- stand that this application is not a permit and that the work is not to start without a permit. I further un- derstand that the work will be in accordance with the plan that has been approved by the Building Offi- cial. 1 agree that any damage caused to public property including but not limited to curb, sidewalk, pub- lic utilities and signs will be repaired at my expense. Applicant Signature Cathy Yockey .. Print Name /Title Cathy Yockey, Permitting Manager Date 4.8.25 Approved by Building Official: Approved by Fire Marshal AIA Date Approved: S Total Permit Fee:$• CITY OF Permit No. onticeflo c c 0VrEi 7 BUILDING SAFETY ( Date , / I / 2QZ 7IDn COMMERCIAL / INDUSTRIAL BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION L 505 Walnut Street, Suite #1 Monticello, MN 55362 Ph: 763-295-3060 buildingdepartmeut4!moaticello.mn.us SITE ADDRESS 9320 Cedar Street LEGAL DESCRIPTION LOT') BLOCK 1 PLAT p n e 6 O !.< S +o,S',S 1 i 3 PID. NUMBER Q Q 0 t) 40NED OWNER (Name) Walmart Stores Inc. Address) 2001 SE 10th Street, Bentonville AR 7277 OWNER'S E-MAIL ADDRESS: cathy.yockey@wdpartners.com Tel. No.) 380) 232-0017 CONTRACTOR (Name) Address) CONTRACTOR'S LICENSE NUMBER (IF APPLICABLE) i CONTRACTOR'S E-MAIL ADDRESS: Tel. No.) ARCHITECT (Name) Christopher K Doerschlag Address) 7007 Discovery Blvd Dublin OH 43017 ARCHITECT'S E-MAIL ADDRESS cathy.yockey@wdpartners.com Tel. No.) 380-232-0017 ENGINEER (Name) Christopher Thibodeaux Address) 7007 Discovery Blvd D6 ENGINEER'S E-MAIL ADDRESS: I cathy.yockey@wdpartners.com Tel. No.) 380) 232-0017 DESCRIPTION OF WORK: Interior Remodel with minor exterior work TYPE OF WORK (Please Circle One) TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION (Please Circle One) New Commerciab Addition Industrial lteratio Institutional i Repair Multi -Family Move Other Other ADDITIONAL INFORMATION MISC. NOTES: Valuation: Est $7501000.00 Construction Type: U B Occupancy Group: Mercantile Square Footage: 30816 Remodeled of Stories: 1 — Maximum Occupancy: 5178 Fire Suppression: Yes ® No ESTIMATED VALUE OF CONSTRUCTION 750,000.00 I hereby apply for a permit for construction as described and acknowledge that the information I have provided above is complete and accurate. I agree that the work will be conducted in conformance with the ordinances of the City of Monticello and with the Laws of the State of Minnesota; and that I under- stand that this application is not a permit and that the work is not to start without a permit. I further un- derstand that the work will be in accordance with the plan that has been approved by the Building Offi- cial. I agree that any damage caused to public property including but not limited to curb, sidewalk, pub- lic utilities and signs will be repaired at my expense. n ma woe 17MseamApplicantSignatureCathyYockey. __ -^"`° """`°""° ° E `° " Print Name /Title Cathy Yockey, Permitting Manager Date 4.8.25 Approved by Building Official: wom--- Approved by Fire Marshal J Date Approved: Total Permit Fee:$ IY "' MonticeRoCOMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL PLAN 13 U I L D I N G SAFETY SUBMISSION MATRIX Review will not be started until submission materials are complete. Additional Information: a. Basic plumbing fixture plans may be required with some building permit applications for calculating fixture counts and SAC charges. b. Civil Plans must include: A Certificate of Survey showing proposed location of the building/s, setbacks, and all easements; site plan; soil boring locations; utility plan; exterior lighting plan (with photometric); landscape plan; SWPPP; and grading, drainage c erosion control plan. c. All fire suppression plans valued at more than $2,500 must apply to the State Fire Marshal's office for review, permit issuance, and inspections. d. All electrical plans must be submitted to the State of Minnesota for review, permit issuance, and inspections. Visit dli. mn.us for electrical permits. e. Materials being submitted must include building, HVAC, plumbing, and electrical plans as related to the project and type of application, including any State -stamped plans. Project Title: Plan Type Project Address: 93 edav- S Y `f — Building Permit Plan Civil Plan Electronic plan Sets Allplanssubmittedforreviewmustbe24" x 36" size Arch D) or smaller. Larger plans will not be accepted. Sets Sets Check PROJECT TYPE uired QuantityRequiredBuilding Addition 2 1 1 Building Construction, New (at time of application) 1 1 1 Building Demolition 2 0 Exterior Signage, New (wall, monument, pylon, etc.) Free- standing signage requires a certificate of survey with 2 1 location and setbacks clearly marked. Fire Sprinkler or Alarm permit (20 or more heads must be sent to the state Fire Marshal for review) o Interior Remodel/Interior Tenant Build -out No ext i - work. 2 1 1 Cnterior Remo el/I eriorTenant Build -out i Exterior site work included: parking lot improvements or 2 I 1 l expansion, utility changes, etc. Mechanical ( HVAC) permit 2 0 1 Plumbing permit Projects with more than five (5)fixtures must be reviewed 2 0 1 by the State of Minnesota. SAC square footage based on Met Council's most current guidelines 1 0 1 Applicants shall identify all use categories and square footage as applicable on worksheet provided. Site work (parking lot expansion, grading/drainage, landscaping, photometric plans and cut sheets, etc.) 0 1 1 For Office Use Only Date submitted: -1 Distributed by: o TY OF Monti"ceflo 505Walnut Street, Suite 1 MONTICELLO, MN 55362 Date: October 20, 2025 COMMERCIAL ALTERATION PLANS EXAMINING REPORT City Hall (763) 295-2711 Building Inspections (763) 295-3060 Buildingdepartment@MonticelloMN.gov 9320 Cedar Street Walmart Remodel Building Permit #: Planning Case File: Description of work: See Attached Scope of Work on pages 2 and 3 ARCHITECT OF RECORD: ENGINEER OF RECORD: Christopher K Doerschlag WD Partners 7007 Discovery Boulevard Dublin, OH 43017 Telephone: 3 80-232-0017 Email: cathy.yockey@wdpartners.com Christopher Thibodeaux WD Partners 7007 Discovery Boulevard Dublin, OH 43017 Telephone: 3 80-232-0017 Email: cathy.yockey@wdpartners.com CONTRACTOR: Howard Immel Inc. John Vanden (Project Manager) 2601 Development Drive Green Bay WI 54302 Telephone: 902-203-4356 Email: Johnvan@immelconstruction.com BUILDING STORE MANAGER: Andy Pepin Walmart Store #03624 9320 Cedar Street Monticello, MN 55362 Telephone: 763-295-9800 The Architect of Record named above must read this report and respond in writing to each item herein and appearing on the Approved Job Copy of the plan released for permit with this report. Plan Review Letter & Scope of Work, GC Added 11-13-25 BF. 1 of 7 Walmart Remodel GENERAL SCOPE OF WORK SALES FLOOR: MOVE LOCATION OF DRESSING ROOMS SALES FLOOR: MOVE LOCATION OF ELECTRONICS DESK AND ADD DIGITAL DISPLAY BOARDS SALES FLOOR: CLEAN, PREPARE AND PAINT WALLS. REPAIR AND REPLACE FLOOR FINISHES INTERIOR WALLS: CLEAN, PREP AND PAINT FLOOR TILE: REPAIR/REPLACE EXTERIOR SURFACES: CLEAN, PREP AND PAINT DEMOLISH AND REPLACE EXTERIOR SIDEWALKS AND PAVEMENT SIGNAGE: DEMO EXISTING SIGNAGE AND PLACE NEW SIGNAGE AS SHOWN. REPLACE AND INSTALL EXTERIOR SIGNAGE RESTROOMS: REMODEL/ REFURBISH, REPLACE LAVATORIES, PLUMBING FIXTURES, FINISHES AND ACCESSORIES AS NOTED. MOTHER'S ROOM: REMODEL AS NOTED CUSTOMER CHECK OUT AREA: REVISE LOCATION OF CASH REGISTERS AND OTHER EQUIPMENT CUSTOMER CHECK OUT AREA: ADD SELF CONTAINED REFRIGERATED CASES CUSTOMER SERVICE: REFURBISH AS NOTED. ADD DIGITAL DISPLAY BOARDS AS NOTED PHARMACY: ADD DIGITAL DISPLAY BOARDS AS NOTED PHARMACY: PAINT, FIX AND CLEAN AS NOTED PHOTO LAB: RELOCATE/ INSTALL NEW PHOTOPLAY AS SHOWN REMODEL ALCOVE TO ACCOMMODATE STORAGE VISION CENTER: REFURBISH AS NOTED ENTRY VESTIBULE: CLEAN AND REFURBISH AS NOTED BREAKROOM: REMODEL AS NOTED GROCERY: REFURBISH AS NOTED/ REMOVE REFRIGERATED CASES AND EQUIPMENT. ADD REFRIGERATED CASES, EQUIPMENT, DIGITAL DISPLAYS AND NEW FINISHES AUTO CENTER: REFURBISH AS NOTED AND ADD DIGITAL DISPLAYS AUTO CENTER: ADD ENVIRONMENTAL CAGE ONLINE PICKUP: IMPLEMENT PICKUP 2.0 AND REMODEL EXISTING PICKUP RELOCATE OPERATIONS TO GM SALES WHITE BOX VACANT TENANT'S AS NOTED ACADEMY CLASS ROOMS: REFURBISH AS NOTED NEW EXTERIOR EXIT DOORS AT WHITE BOX, RETURN STORAGE AND ONLINE PICKUP GROCERY PICKUP EXTERIOR: REPAINT PARKING AND ACCESS GENERAL NOTES 1. BUILDING IS FULLY SPRINKLERED AS REQUIRED BY CONTRACT DOCUMENTS SUBMIT FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM DRAWINGS AND CALCULATIONS TO AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION (FIRE DEPARTMENT AND FIRE MARSHAL) OBTAIN ALL APPROVALS PRIOR TO FABRICATION OR INSTALLATION 2. OWNER WILL PROVIDE, OR HAS ALREADY PROVIDED, FIRE EXTINGUISHERS IN ACCORDANCE WITH NFPA 10 AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION WILL APPROVE FINAL FIRE EXTINGUISHER LOCATIONS. 3. WALMART'S ALARM CENTRAL'S ENGINEERING TEAM HAS CONTACTED THE AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION FOR PRE -PLAN DATA ABOUT STATE AND LOCAL REQUIREMENTS THAT DIFFER FROM THE NATIONALLY PUBLISHED CODES AND STANDARDS A COMPLETE SITE SPECIFIC SUBMITTAL IS BEING MADE DIRECTLY TO THE AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION QUESTIONS SHALL BE DIRECTED TO 1-800-530-9924, OPTION 3 Plan Review Letter & Scope of Work, GC Added 11-13-25 BF 2 of 7 W 0 m= Zm 0) cri Om mnoommOr c-10 rn *U)mpm m= rmm0 z>mcz -im mm 2rm=m /Tlv -i--mmm <D G)D Omi: /v cnm -> oC/) ZDCn rn O,OG)r TCD OC Dw>>LnODc Z rn=m c zx Tm a 0 mmmzrD m 0 mmDD G)mO-O moo C znrmm=DO m D(-) mmz D DO 0 p x 0 M0 m m0z=0-m m r Z- Z O r D= m < ; a OOc=mm mDcM0DrG) ncm v cn m<-= m > - i cn D M— XmpDoU) 0c co-0 U) U)> C) r U)m m 0 Dmn mDC) ZO Z cn m0T I ;a m- z > pC/)r< cn pm iD = gym m O Dcn rT m m 0D Om OC) c Z r D O T-a 0o OZ 0* , 0 Z z r- m cn 0 Z m0 pz m U) _ M ;ap cn 0 n rn - D K X Om m i z -Un m n xzz -:jm 0 U) DO z Dcn ZZN m Om < M pmmm () nz TM 0 = A 000 > z u 0 D m 0 U) m z o M 0 o mm 0 = U) 0 Z Bldg Building, Mechanical & Plumbing Bob Ferguson — Chief Building Officialgg 763) 271-3214 Bob. Fer u, son(a,MonticelloMN Wayne Kalla — Inspector/ Plan Reviewer 763) 314-0908 Wayne.Kalla(a MonticelloMN.gov Mark Gerber — Inspector / Plan Reviewer Mark.Gerber(a,MonticelloMN.,,ov 763) 271-3222 Steve Kowalczyk — Inspector / Plan Reviewer Steve.Kowalczyk(ci,MonticelloMN. 763) 271-3225 Amy L Biren — Building Permit Technician Am .Byiren(a;MonticelloMN.ov 763) 295-3060 review Electrical Bill Husom — Electrical Inspector 612) 490-0488 outside of city 910 — 18th St SE, Buffalo, MN 55313 Office Hrs: 7-8:30am https://dli.mn.gov/business/electrical- contractors/electrical-permits-contractors CDD Land Use/Site Design/Landscaping Angela Schumann — Community Development Director 763) 271-3224 Angela. Schumann(cLMonticelloMN.gov Bob Ferguson — Chief Building Official 763) 271-3214 Bob.Fer uson(a MonticelloMN.gov Engr/ Grading, Paving, Drainage & Matt Leonard- City Engineer PW Utilities Matt. Leonard(c)MonticelloMN.gov 763) 271-3271 Ryan Melhouse — Project Engineer 763) 271-3227 Ryan.Melhouse(&,MonticelloMN.gov Mario Frucci — Engineering Technician 763) 271-3213 Mario.Frucci(aMonticelloMN.gov Mat Stang- Water & Sewer Superintendent Mat. Stang(a),MonticelloMN.gov 763) 271-3274 Please address all responses to this report to: The Architect of Record is responsible for reviewing and coordinating all the documents submitted in application for a permit, including those prepared by others. The Architect of Record must receive, review and coordinate all responses to the items identified in this report. Responses to this report shall be considered deferred submittals. The deferred submittal items must not be installed until their design and submittal documents have been approved by the Building Official. All deferred submittals must be certified by the Architect of Record as having been "reviewed and found to be in general conformance with the design of the building". Plan Review Letter & Scope of Work, GC Added 11-13-25 BF 4 of 7 Comprehensive Land Use Designation Zoning Classification: Is this application part of a Planned Unit Development? Other Information Project Zoning Summary Is this application consistent with desi, Commercial Yes Is this application consistent with desi, Yes B-4 Regional Commercial Existing Project General Design Summary Construction Type: V-B Building Occupancy Groups and M Sl A2 B Finished Area: Square Footage 2059445 Fire Suppression System: 13 Building Height: EXISTING, 1-ONE Maximum Allowable Area: NA Minimum Property Line Separation: NA The following notations refer to design submittal documents as presented in application for a building permit. This report is not to be considered conclusive with respect to review of plans and specifications to assure compliance with Minnesota Building Codes and Minnesota Fire Codes. Please retain a copy of this report on -site, attached to the Approved Job Copy of the Building Plans and Specifications. This review is for Buildinz Construction Permit review only. All other reviews will be conducted with their respective permit applications. See note #1 below. Plan Review Letter & Scope of Work, GC Added 11-13-25 BF 5 of 7 PLAN NO. DEPT SHEET/ SPEC. CODE REFERENCE COMMENTS SECTION SEPARATE PERMIT APPLICATIONS AND SEPARATE PERMITS ARE REOUIRED: Mechanical/HVAC (submit to the City of Monticello) 1 Review MSBC Admin Plumbing (more than 5 fixtures must be reviewed by the State) Note Chapter 1300 Electrical Work (State Board of Electricity) Fire Suppression (submit to the State Fire Marshal) Fire Alarm (submit to the City of Monticello) Signs submit to the City of Monticello Building Official review and authorization required prior to changes, N/A: modifications, or alterations. All changes to the approved building plans must 2 Review MSBC Chpt 1300 be reviewed by the Architect of Record and found to be in general Note conformance with the overall design of the building then submitted to the Building Official for review prior to implementing changes. N/A: Shop Drawings Must Be Approved — Structural shop drawings prepared by 3 Review IBC fabricators must be reviewed and approved by the Structural Engineer of Record. Note No unapproved structural shop drawings are to be on the job site at any time. 4 N/A: Review City Ordinances Debris & Trash Containment Required: All job site debris must be contained in Note covered dumpster/s or covered fenced area. Fire Dept Lock Box: Purchase and install a Key Box for Fire Department Access N/A: if one is not present in the existing building. Please purchase a box from City Hall. 6 Review IFC 506 The price is $233.20 + sales tax. Mount box centered 6-0" above grade Note immediately adjacent to the front entrance. All necessary keys shall be installed at time of occupancy N/A: Special Inspection & Material Test Reports: Special inspection and material test 8 Review IBC 1704 reports must be submitted to the Building Official during construction per IBC. A Note final report must be submitted to the Building Official prior to the issuance of the Certificate of Occupancy. PHOTOMETRIC PLAN — MANUFACTURER'S FIXTURE CUT SHEETS — Be aware that all exterior lighting, must utilize recessed fixtures, casting lightMSBC 9 downward only. Parking lot and building exterior lighting must be shielded to City Code control glare. Submit manufacturers' cut sheets/specifications to building official for approval of each type of exterior lighting fixture. 10 1 BC 1008.1.9 Door Hardware: All door hardware must unlock and unlatch with a single action. No deadbolts, manual flush bolts, throw bolts or edge bolts allowed. Post sign on interior of doors stating, "THIS DOOR TO REMAIN UNLOCKED 11 IBC 1008.1.9 WHEN BUILDING IS OCCUPIED." Letters shall be one (1) inch tall on contrasting background 12 BLDG AC1 Sign required on riser room door stating "Sprinkler Riser Room- in 4" letters Plan Review Letter & Scope of Work, GC Added 11-13-25 BF 6 of 7 wdpartners.com 7007 Discovery Blvd. T +1614.634.7000 Dublin. 0H 43017 F +1614.634.7777 May 6, 2025 City of Monticello 505 Walnut Street, Suite 1 Monticello, MN 55362 TEL 763-295-3060 Re: WALMART #3624 9320 Cedar Street Monticello, MN 55362 WD Project #WALNE0220 Permit Number: TBD Attn: To Whom it May Concern: The following responses pertain to the comments made by your office on the Commercial Plans Examining Report dated May 6, 2025. Our comment numbers correspond to your comment numbers, so numbers 7 and 8 were missing. MSBC Admin Chapter 1300 SEPARATE PERMIT APPLICATIONS AND SEPARATE PERMITS ARE REQUIRED: Mechanical/HVAC (submit to the City of Monticello) Plumbing (more than 5 fixtures must be reviewed by the State) Electrical Work (State Board of Electricity) Fire Suppression (submit to the State Fire Marshal) Fire Alarm (submit to the City of Monticello) Signs (submit to the City of Monticello) Response: Noted and will comply. 2. MSBC Chpt 1300 Building Official review and authorization required prior to changes, modifications, or alterations. All changes to the approved building plans must be reviewed by the Architect of Record and found to be in general conformance with the overall design of the building then submitted to the Building Official for review prior to implementing changes. Response: Noted and will comply. 3. IBC Shop Drawings Must Be Approved — Structural shop drawings prepared by fabricators must be reviewed and approved by the Structural Engineer of Record. No unapproved structural shop drawings are to be on the job site at any time. Response: Noted and will comply. 4. City Ordinances Debris & Trash Containment Required: All job site debris must be contained in covered dumpster/s or covered fenced area. Response: Noted and will comply. 5. IFC 506 Fire Dept Lock Box: Purchase and install a Key Box for Fire Department Access if one is not present on existing building. Please purchase a box from City Hall. Price is $211.20 + sales tax. Mount box centered 6-0" above grade immediately adjacent to front entrance. All necessary keys shall be installed at time of occupancy Response: Noted and will comply. 8. IBC 1704 Special Inspection & Material Test Reports: Special inspection and material test reports must be submitted to the Building Official during construction per IBC. A final report must be submitted to Building Official prior to issuance of Certificate of Occupancy. Response: Noted and will comply. 9. MSBC & City Code PHOTOMETRIC PLAN — MANUFACTURER'S FIXTURE CUT SHEETS — Be aware that all exterior lighting, must utilize recessed fixtures, casting light downward only. Parking lot and building exterior lighting must be shielded to control glare. Submit manufacturers' cut sheets/specifications to building official for approval of each type of exterior lighting fixture. Response: Noted and will comply. 10. IBC 1008.1.9 Door Hardware: All door hardware must unlock and unlatch with a single action. No deadbolts. manual flush bolts, throw bolts or edge bolts allowed. Response: Noted and will comply. 11. IBC 1008.1.9 Post sign on interior of doors stating "THIS DOOR TO REMAIN UNLOCKED WHEN BUILDING IS OCCUPIED." Letters shall be one (1) inch tall on contrasting background Response: Noted and will comply. 12. AC1 Sign required on riser room door stating "Sprinkler Riser Room" in 4" letters Response: Noted and will comply. END OF REVIEW COMMENTS Please do not hesitate to contact me directly 612-604-6836 or scott.crosby@wdpartners.com) if you have any questions. Sincerely, WD Partners, Scott W. Crosby Project Lead Architecture & Engineering cc: File, Owner 2018 INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE® PLAN JU"AMEW RECORD JURISDICTION: City, County, Township, etc.) BUILDING LOCATION: Stt>l3et address) EllILDING DESCRIPTION: REVIEWED BY: Plan Review # Date: Valuation: Fee: Numerals indicated in parenthesis are applicable cods sections of the 20181ntemabo-nal Building Code (IBC). The plan review accomplished as Indicated In this record is limited to those code sections specdfcally identified herein. This record references commonly applicable code sections. It does not reference all code provisions which may be applicable to spectfic buildings. This record Is designed to be used only by those who are knowledgeable and capable of exercising competent judgment In evaluating constnuction documents for cone compliance. 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No. DESCRIPTION Code Section 2- NOTES: N.R. — Not required N.A. — Not applicable ADMINISTRATION (Chapter 1) Complete construction documents Signed/sealed construction documents 107.1, 107.2) (107.1, State laws vary) BUILDING PLANNING (Chapters 3, 49 516) OCCUPANCY CLASSIFICATION (302 - 312, 508, 509) Single Occupancy (302.1) Incidental uses (509, Table 509) Mixed Occupancy (508.1) Accessory occupancies (508.2) GENERAL BUILDING LIMITATIONS (Chapters 5 & 6) Apply Case 1 to determine the allowable height and area and permitted types of construction for a building containing a single occupancy or nonseparated mixed occupancies. Apply Case 2 to determine the allowable height and area and permitted types of construction for a building containing separated mixed occupancies. FRONTAGE INCREASE Frontage 506. 3) North East South West Total Frontage ( F) ft. Width of open space (W) _ Area Increase Factor due to frontage, 1, _ 506. 3.3) Perimeter ( P) ft. if _ [. EIff P- 025130 CASE 1 — SINGLE OCCUPANCY OR NONSEPARATED MIXED OCCUPANCIES (508.3) Using Tables 504.3, 504.4 and 506.2, identify the allowable height and area of the single occupancy or the most restric- tive of the nonseparated mixed occupancies. Construction types that provide an allowable building area and height equal to or greater than the actual building area and height are permitted. DETERMINE CONSTRUCTION TYPE Actual building area ft2 Tabular allowance area (A) ft2 Tabular allowance area for nonsprinklered buildings ( MS) ft2 Allowable building area ft2 Aa= A,+(NSX If) Actual building height feet stories Allowable building height feet stories Permitted types of construction Type of construction assumed for review (602.1) CHECK MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE AREA (506.2.3) Total floor area (all stories) Maximum allowable floor area (all stories) Allowable building area Aj Compliance verified ft2 x = ft2 number of stories above grade plane (maximum 3) SJ 3- CASE 2—SEPARATED MIXED OCCUPANCIES (508.4) Using Tables 504.3, 504.4 and 506.2, identify the allowable height and area of each of the separated occupancies within the building. Construction types that pro- vide, for each story of the building, areas from Table 506.2 (as modified by Section 506.3.3) which result in a sum of the ratios of 1.00 or less and allowable heights (per Tables 504.3 and 504.4) equal to or greater than the actual heights of the occupancies are permitted. Actual Tabular Tabular allowance Allowable Actual Allowable Story Group floor area allowance area for nonsprinklered floor area* height height area (A) buildings (NS) ft2 ft2 ft2 ft2 ft stories ft stories ft2 ft2 ft2 ft2 ft stories ft stories ftft2 ft2 ft2 ft stories ft stories ft2 ft2 ft2 ft2 ft stories ft stories ft2 ft2 ft2 ft2 ft stories ft stories ft2 ft2 ft2 ft2 ft stories ft stories ft2 ft2 ft2 ft2 ft stories ft stories ft2 ft2 ft2 ft2 ft stories ft stories Area ratio (single floor) _ Actual floor area 1.00 Allow. floor area* Allowable floor area = At + (NS x If) CHECK MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE AREA (506.2.4) Three stories or less buildings Permitted types of construction Four or more story buildings Type of construction assumed Total area ratio <_ 3) for review (602.1) Compliance verified MEZZANINES AND EQUIPMENT PLATFORMS (505) Area limitation (505.2.1) Openness (505.2.3) Egress (505.2.2) Equipment platforms (505.3) UNLIMITED AREA BUILDINGS (507) Open space (507.2) Nonsprinklered, one story (507.3) Sprinklered, one story (507.4) Two story (507.5) Group A-3 buildings (507.6, 507.7) Group H-2, H-3 and H-4 occupancies (507.8) Group H-5 occupancy (507.9) Aircraft paint hangar (507.10) Group E buildings (507.11) Motion picture theaters (507.12) Covered and open mall buildings/anchor stores (507.13) SPECIAL PROVISIONS (510) Special condition applicable (510.1) Compliance verified SPECIAL DETAILED REQUIREMENTS BASED ON USE AND OCCUPANCY (Chapter 4) COVERED MALL AND OPEN MALL BUILDINGS (402) Open space (402.1.1, 402.1.2) Lease plan (402.3) Areattype of construction (402.4.1) Fire separations (402.4.2 - 402.4.2.3) Open mall construction (402.4.3) Automatic sprinkler system (402.5) Interior finish (402.6.1) Kiosks (402.6.2) Children's play structures (402.6.3) Plastic signs (402.6.4) Standpipe system (402.7.1) Smoke control (402.7.2) Emergency power and emergency voice/ alarm (402.7.3, 402.7.4) Fire department access (402.7.5) Mall width (402.8.1) Occupant load (402.8.2 - 402.8.2.4) Egress (402.8.3 - 402.8.7) Security grilles and doors (402.8.8) 0 HIGH-RISE BUILDINGS (403) Construction (403.2) Automatic sprinkler system (403.3) Smoke detection (403.4.1) Fire alarm system (403.4.2) Standpipes (403.4.3) Emergency voice/alarm systems (403.4.4) Emergency responder radio coverage 403.4.5) Fire command center (403.4.6) Smoke removal (403.4.7) Standby/emergency power (403.4.8) Stair remoteness (403.5.1) Additional stairway (403.5.2) Stairway doors (403.5.3) Smokeproof exit (403.5.4) Luminous egress path (403.5.5) Elevators (403.6) ATRIUMS (404) Use (404.2) Automatic sprinkler system (404.3) Fire alarm system (404.4) Smoke control (404.5) Enclosure (404.6) Standby power (404.7) Interior finish (404.8) Travel distance (404.9) Interior exit stairways (404.10) OTHER SPECIAL USE AND OCCUPANCY Underground structures (405) Motor -vehicle -related occupancies 406, 510) Group 1-2 (407) Group 1-3 (408) Motion picture projection rooms (409) Stages, platforms and technical produc- tion areas (410) Special amusement buildings (411) Aircraft -related occupancies (412) Combustible storage (413) Hazardous materials (307.1, 414) Groups H-1, H-2, H-3, H-4 and H-5 (415) Spray application of flammable finishes (416) Drying rooms (417) Organic coatings (418) Live/work units (419) Groups 1-1, R-1, R-2, R-3 and R-4 (420) Hydrogen fuel gas rooms (421) Ambulatory care facilities (422) Storm shelters (423) Children's play structures (424) Hyperbaric facilities (425) Combustible dusts, grain processing and storage (426) Medical gas systems (427) Higher education laboratories (428) FIRE PROTECTION (Chapters 6, 7, 89 9) FIRE -RESISTANCE -RATED CONSTRUCTION (Tables 601 & 602 and Chapter 7) Note: Entry in 11-1 indicates required rating in hours. NC FIRE -RESISTANCE RATINGS AND FIRE TESTS (703) indicates noncombustible construction required. Ratings /Combustibility Construction classification (602) (703.2, 703.4, 703.5) COMBUSTIBILITY (602.2, 602.3, 602.4, 602.5, 603) Alternative methods 703.3, 719, 721, 722) Exterior walls Rated glazing (703.6) Interior elements Marking and identification (703.7) Roof 0 BUILDING ELEMENTS (Table 601) 1-1 Structural frame (704) Interior bearing walls Interior nonbearing walls Floor construction (711) Roof construction (711) EXTERIOR WALLS (507, Table 602, 705, 707.4) North East South West Fire separation distance Bearing FL Nonbearing F1_ F]- FL Projections (705.2) Materials/stability (705.4, 705.6) Opening protection (705.8.1 - 705.8.4) Vertical fire spread rotection 705.8.5, 705.8.61Y Parapets (705.11) FIRE BARRIERS (707) Shaft enclosures (707.3.1) Interior exit stairway/ramp (7073.2) Exit access stairway/ramp (707.3.3) Exit passageway (707.3.4) n Horizontal exits (707.3.5) Atriums (7073.6) Incidental uses (7073.7) Control areas (707.3.8) Mixed occupancy and fire area separa- tions (707.3.9, 707.3.10, 901.7) Construction (707.2, 707.5 - 707.10) VERTICAL OPENINGS (712) Compliance (712.1.1 - 712.1.16) SHAFTS (713) 1:1 Construction (713.2 - 713.12, 713.14) Waste and linen chutes (713.13) OTHER FIRE-RESISTANT CONSTRUCTION 1:1 Fire walls (706) Fire partitions (708) Smoke barriers (709) Smoke partitions (710) Penetrations (714) Fire-resistant joint systems (715) Opening protectives (716) Dampers (717) Concealed spaces (718) Thermal- and sound -insulating materials 720, 807) 7- INTERIOR FINISHES (Chapter 8) Smoke development 803.1.1, 803.1.2, 803.13, Table 803.13) Flame spread 803.1.1, 803.1.2, 803.13, Table 803.13) Textile/expanded vinyl coverings 803.5 - 803.8) HDPE/PP/site-fabricated stretch systems/ laminated products/wood facings 803.9 - 803.12) Floor finish (804) Combustible materials (805) Decorative materials and trim (806) Acoustical ceiling systems (808) FIRE PROTECTION AND LIFE SAFETY SYSTEMS (Chapter 9) AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS (903) Where required) Assembly (A-1, A-2, A-3, A-4, A-5) 903.2.1) Ambulatory care facilities (B) (903.2.2) Educational (E) (903.2.3) Factory/Industrial (F-1) (903.2.4) High -hazard (H-1, H-2, H-3, H-4, H-5) 903.2.5) Institutional (1-1, 1-2, 1-3, 1-4) (903.2.6) Mercantile (M) (903.2.7) Residential (R) (903.2.8) Storage/Repair garage (S-1) (903.2.9) Parking garages (903.2.10) Windowless story (903.2.11.1) Rubbish and linen chutes (903.2.11.2) Buildings at least 55 ft. high (903.2.11.3) Incidental uses (Table 509) Additional required systems Table 903.2.11.6) International Fire Code (1FC 903.2.11.6) AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS* (903) Design) Shop drawings (107.2.2) NFPA 13 system (903.3.1.1) NFPA 13R system (903.3.1.2) NFPA 13D system (903.3.1.3) Quick -response and residential heads 903.3.2) Actuation (903.3.4) Water supplies (903.3.5) Hose threads (903.3.6) Fire department connections (903.3.7) Limited area sprinkler system (903.3.8) Sprinkler monitoring and alarms (903.4) Also see Fire Code Sprinkler Plan Review Record ALTERNATIVE AUTOMATIC FIRE -EXTINGUISHING SYSTEMS (904) Installation (904.3) Wet -chemical systems (904.5) Dry -chemical systems (904.6) Foam systems (904.7) Carbon dioxide systems (904.8) Halon systems (904.9) Clean -agent systems (904.10) Automatic water mist system (904.11) Commercial cooking systems 903.2.11.5, 904.2.2, 904.12) Domestic cooking systems (904.13) Aerosol fire -extinguishing systems (904.14) 8- FIRE PROTECTION AND LIFE SAFETY SYSTEMS (continued) STANDPIPE SYSTEMS (905) Installation standard (905.2) Building height (905.3.1) Group A (905.3.2) Covered and open malls (905.3.3) Stages (905.3.4) Underground buildings (905.3.5) Helistops/heliports (905.3.6) Marinas/boatyards (905.3.7) Rooftop gardens/landscaped roofs 905.3.8) Hose connections and locations 905.1, 905.4, 905.5, 905.6) Cabinets (905.7) Dry standpipes (905.8) Valve supervision (905.9) Outlet caps (905.11) PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS (906) Required locations (906.1, 906.5, 906.6) Installation standard (906.2) Size and distribution (906.3) Cabinets (906.8) Installation (906.9) FIRE ALARM AND DETECTION SYSTEMS (907) Where required) Construction documents/shop drawings 907.1.1, 907.1.2) Assembly (A-1, A-2, A-3, A-4, A-5) 907.2.1) Business (B) (907.2.2) Educational (E) (907.2.3) Factory (F-1, F-2) (907.2.4) High -hazard (H-5/organic coatings/highly toxic gases/organic peroxides/ oxidizers) (907.2.5) Institutional (1-1, 1-2, 1-3, 1-4) (907.2.6) Mercantile (M) (9072.7) Residential (R-1, R-2) 907.2.8, 907.2.9) Single/multiple station smoke alarms 907.2.10) High-rise buildings (907.2.12) Atriums (907.2.13) Other buildings/areas 907.2.11, 907.2.14 - 907.2.23) FIRE ALARM AND DETECTION SYSTEMS (907) Design) Residential smoke alarm interconnection 9072.10.5) Residential smoke alarm power source 907.2.10.6) Smoke detection system (907.2.10.7) Fire safety functions (907.3) Initiating devices (907.4) Occupant notification (907.5) Installation (907.6, 907.7) EMERGENCY ALARM SYSTEMS (908) Group H occupancy (908.1) Group H-5 occupancy (908.2) SMOKE CONTROL SYSTEMS (909) Where required (402.7.2, 404.5, 405.5, 408.9, 410.2.7.2, 1023.11, 1029.6.2.1) Design requirements (909.1 - 909.4) Smoke barriers (909.5) Pressurization method (909.6) Airflow design method (909.7) Exhaust method (909.8) Design fire (909.9) Equipment/Power (909.10, 909.11) Detection and control (909.12 - 909.18) Smokeproof enclosures (909.20) Elevator hoistway pressurization (909.21) SMOKE AND HEAT REMOVAL (910) Where required (910.2) Smoke and heat vents (910.3) Mechanical attemative (910.4) FIRE COMMAND CENTER (911) Requirements (911.1.1 - 911.1.6) FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTIONS (912) Installation (912.1 - 912.6) FIRE PUMPS (913) Requirements (913.1 - 913.5) EMERGENCY RESPONDER SAFETY FEATURES/ RADIO COVERAGE (914, 918) Requirements (914.1, 914.2, 918.1) CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTORS (915) Requirements (915.1 - 915.6) GAS DETECTION SYSTEMS (916) Requirements (916.1 - 916.11) MASS NOTIFICATION SYSTEMS (917) Risk analysis (917.1) OCCUPANT NEEDS (Chapters 10, 119 12) MEANS OF EGRESS (Chapter 10) OCCUPANT LOAD (1004.3,1004.5 and Table 1004.5,1004.6) CAPACITY OF EGRESS COMPONENTS 1005.3.1, 1005.3.2) Location Floor + Sq. ft./ - Occt. Other TotalAreapersonloadocct. Egress width (inch/occupant) loads Stairways Other egress components Location Stairways Other egress components NUMBER OF EXITS/EXIT ACCESS (1006) Location Required Shown 10- DESIGN LOADS (continued) Wind loads (1603.1.4, 1609, Chapters 26 - 31 of ASCE 7) Design procedure (1609.1.1; Chapters 26 31 of ASCE 7) Wind speed 1609.3; Figs. 26.5.1, 26.5.2 of ASCE 7) Risk category Table 1604.5, Table 1.5-1 of ASCE 7) Surface roughness/Exposure categories 1609.4; 26.7 of ASCE 7) Internal pressure coefficient 26.13, Table 26.13-1 of ASCE 7) Component and cladding pressures Chapter 30 of ASCE 7) Main wind -force resisting system 1609.5, 27.3 - 27.5, 28.3 - 28.5 of ASCE 7) Earthquake design data 1603.1.5, 1613, Chapters 11 - 13 and 15 - 23 of ASCE 7) Risk category Table 1604.5, Table 1.5-1 of ASCE 7) Seismic importance factor, IB 11.5.1, Table 1.5-2 of ASCE 7) Mapped spectral response acceleration parameters, SS and S, (1613.2.1; 11.4.2 of ASCE 7) Design spectral response parameters, Sos and So, (1613.2.4; 11.4.5 of ASCE 7) Site class (1613.2.2, 11.4.3, Chapter20 of ASCE 7) Seismic design category 1613.2.5; 11.6 of ASCE 7) Basic seismic -force -resisting system Table 12.2-1 of ASCE 7) Response modification coefficient, R Table 12.2-1 of ASCE 7) Seismic response coefficient, CS (12.8.1.1 of ASCE 7) Analysis procedure (12.6 of ASCE 7) Design base shear (12.8.1 of ASCE 7) Flood loads (1603.1.7, 1612) Flood hazard area (1612.3) Documentation (1612.4) Ice loads (1614; Chapter 10 of ASCE 7) Compliance Tsunami loads (1615, Chapter 6 of ASCE 7) Compliance Other loads Concentrated live loads (16074) Partition loads (16075) Impact loads (1607.10) Misc. loads (1607.6, 1607.7, 1607.8, 1607.9, 1607.14, 1607.15, 1610, 1611, 2404) Structural integrity (1616) Design requirements (1616.1 - 1616.3) SPECIAL INSPECTIONS AND TESTS (Chapter 17) Approvals/Research report(s) 1703, 1703.4.2) Report No. Statement of special inspections (1704.3) Report requirement/submittal to building official (1704.2.4, 1704.5) Prefabricated items (1704.2.5, 1705.10) Steel construction (1705.2) Concrete construction (1705.3, 1901.6) Masonry construction (1705.4, 2101.3) Wood construction (1705.5) Prepared fill and foundations 1705.6 - 1705.9) Sprayed fire-resistant materials and coatings (1705.14, 1705.15) EIFS (1705.16) Fire-resistant penetrations and joints 1705.17) Smoke control (1705.18) Wind requirements (1704.3.3, 1705.11) Seismic resistance 1704.3.2, 1705.12, 1705.13) Contractor responsibility (1704.4) Structural observations (1704.6) Testing (other) (1706 - 1709) 13- SOILS AND FOUNDATIONS (Chapter 18) Soils investigations/Reports 1803.1, 1803.2, 1803.3, 1803.6) Soil classification (1803.5) Excavation, grading and fill (1804) Dampproofing and waterproofing (1805) Load -bearing values (1603.1.6, 1806) Foundation walls, retaining walls and embedded posts and poles (1807) Foundations (1808) Shallow foundations (1809) Deep foundations (1810) STRUCTURAL MATERIALS (Chapters 19, 21, 22,23) CONCRETE (Chapter 19) Plain, reinforced and structural plain Construction documents (1901.5) concrete design/construction standard Slab provisions (1907) specified (1901.2, 1905, 1906) Shotcrete (1908) MASONRY (Chapter 21) Design method, construction standard specified (2101.2, 2104) Masonry units (2103.1) Mortar type/grout (2103.2, 2103.3) Metal reinforcement (2103.4) STEEL (Chapter 22) Structural steel design/construction standard specified (2205) Composite structural steel and concrete 1901.4, 2206) Open -web steel joist design/construction standard specified (2207) WOOD (Chapter 23) Design method option used (2302.1) MATERIAL STANDARDS / CONSTRUCTION REQUIRE- MENTS (2303 - 2306) Lumber (2303.1.1) Wood I -joists (2303.1.2) Glue -laminated timbers 2303.1.3, 2303.1.4) Wood structural panels 2303.1.5, 2304.6, 2304.7, 2304.8) Fiber-, hard-, & particle-, boards 2303.1.6 - 2303.1.8) Decay and termite protection 2303.1.9, 2304.12) Structural composite lumber (2303.1.10) Seismic design (2106) Glass unit masonry (2110) Fireplaces/Heaters/Chimneys 2111, 2112, 2113) Dry -stack masonry (2114) Steel cable structures (2208) Steel storage racks (2209) Cold -formed steel design/construction standard specified (2210) Cold -formed steel light -framed design/ construction standard specified (2211) Structural log members (2303.1.11) Round timber poles and piles (2303.1.12) Engineered wood rim board (2303.1.13) Fire -retardant -treated wood (2303.2) Hardwood and plywood (2303.3) Trusses (2303.4) Joist hangers (2303.5) Fasteners and fastening 2303.6, 2304.10, Table 2304.10.1) Heavy timber construction (2304.11) Long-term loading (2304.13) Shear walls and diaphragms (2305, 2306) 14- WOOD (continued) CONVENTIONAL LIGHT -FRAME CONSTRUCTION Wall construction (2308.5) 2308) Wall bracing (2308.6) Limitations satisfied (2308.2) Roof and ceiling framing (2308.7) Foundations and footings (2308.3) Design of elements (2308.8) Floor framing (2308.4) NONSTRUCTURAL MATERIALS (Chapters 24, 259 26) GLASS AND GLAZING (Chapter 24) Sloped glazing and skylights (2405) Safety glazing (2406, 2407, 2408, 2409) GYPSUM BOARD AND PLASTER (Chapter 25) Gypsum board materials Plaster (2507, 2508, 2510 - 2513) 2506, Table 2506.2, Table 2508.1) Reinforced gypsum concrete (2514) PLASTIC (Chapter 26) FOAM PLASTIC INSULATION (2603) Wind resistance (2603.10) Labeling (2603.2, 2603.5.6) Cladding attachment (2603.11 - 2603.13) Surface -burning characteristics MISCELLANEOUS PLASTICS 2603.3, 2603.5.4) Interior finish and trim (2604) Thermal barrier (2603.4) Plastic veneer (2605) Exterior walls/Roofs (2603.5, 2603.6) Light -transmitting plastics (2606 - 2611) Interior finish/trim in plenums (2603.7) Protection against termites (2603.8) Special approval (2603.9) Plastic composites (2612) Fiber -reinforced polymer (2613) Reflective plastic core insulation (2614) BUILDING SERVICES* (Chapters 27, 289 299 30) ELEVATORS AND CONVEYING SYSTEMS (Chapter 30) Construction standard specified (3001.3, Conveying systems (3004) Table 3001.3) Machine rooms (3005) Communication system (3001.2) Elevator lobbies/hoistway opening protec- Hoistway enclosures (3002) tion (3006) Opening protectives (3002.1.1) Fire service access elevator (3007) Emergency operations (3003) Occupant evacuation elevator (3008) Also see Electrical (Ch. 27), Mechanical (Ch. 28) and Plumbing (Ch. 29) Plan Review Records 15- SPECIAL DEVICES AND CONDITIONS (Chapters 31, 32) SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION (Chapter 31) Membrane structures (3102) Solar energy systems (3111) Temporary structures (3103) Greenhouses (3112) Awnings and canopies/Marquees 3105, 3106) Signs (3107) Telecommunication and broadcast towers 3108) Swimming pools, spas and hot tubs (3109) Automatic vehicular gates (3110) Relocatable buildings (3113) PEDESTRIAN WALKWAYS AND TUNNELS (3104) Construction and use (3104.3, 3104.4) Separation (3104.5, 3104.10) Public way (3104.6) Egress (3104.7 - 3104.9) ENCROACHMENTS INTO THE PUBLIC RIGHT-OF-WAY (Chapter 32) Below grade (3202.1) Above grade (3202.2, 3202.3) Appendices adopted (101.2.1) 00 G APPENDICES A - N NOTES Temporary (3202.4) Compliance verified 16- INTERIOR ENVIRONMENT (Chapter 12) Ventilation (1202, 1503.4)* Sound transmission (1206) Temperature control (1203) Interior space dimensions (1207) Lighting (1204) Access to unoccupied spaces (1208) Yards or courts (1205) Toilet and bathroom requirements 1209, 2509) Also see Mechanical Code Plan Review Record BUILDING ENVELOPE (Chapters 13*, 14,15) See Energy Conservation Code Plan Review Record EXTERIOR WALLS (Chapter 14) Performance requirements (1402) Combustible material restrictions (1405) Materials (1403) EIFS (1407) Exterior wall coverings/MCM's HPL (1408) 1404, 1406) Plastic composite decking (1409) ROOF ASSEMBLIES AND ROOFTOP STRUCTURES (Chapter 15) Roof drainage (1502) Weather protection (1503) Flashing (1503.2, 1507.2.8, 1507.3.9, 1507.5.7, 1507.7.7, 1507.8.8, 1507.9.9) Performance requirements (1504) Fire classification (1505) Materials (1506) Roof coverings (1507) Roof insulation (1508) Radiant barriers (1509) Rooftop structures (1510) Reroofing (1511) Photovoltaic panels/modules (1512) STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS (Chapters 16, 17, 18) STRUCTURAL DESIGN (Chapter 16) STRUCTURAL DESIGN CALCULATIONS Roof snow loads (1603.1.3, 1608; Chapter 7 of ASCE 7) Submitted for all structural members Ground snow load, 106, 107.1, 107.2.1, 1604, 1605) pg (1608.2, 7.2 of ASCE 7) DESIGN LOADS ON CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS If pg > 10 psf, flat -roof snow load, 1603) p, (7.3 of ASCE 7) Uniformly distributed floor live loads If pg > 10 psf, snow exposure factor, 1603.1.1, Table 1607.1) CB (Table 7.3.1 of ASCE 7) Floor Area Use Loads Shown If pg > 10 psf, snow load importance factor, 1S (7.3.3, Table 1.5-2 of ASCE 7) If pg > 10 psf, roof thermal factor, C, (Table 7.3.2 of ASCE 7) If pg > 10 psf, slope factor(s), CS (7.4 of ASCE 7) If pg > 10 psf, drift surcharge loads, Pd (7.7, Live load reduction 7.8 of ASCE 7) 1603.1.1, 1607.11, 1607.12) If pg > 10 psf, width of snow drift, w (7.7, 7.8 of Roof live loads (1603.1.2, 1607.13) ASCE 7) Rain intensity, i (1603.1.9) Ponding instability (1608.3, 7.11, 8.4 of ASCE 7) 12- MEANS OF EGRESS (continued) GENERAL MEANS OF EGRESS Design requirements (1003.2 - 1003.7) Door landings/Thresholds/Arrangement Encroachment (1005.7) 1010. i.5 - 1010.1.8) Means of egress illumination (1008) Door hardware (1010.1.9, 1010.1.10) Exit signs (1013) Stairways (1011) Accessible means of egress (1009) Roof access (1011.12) Door size/swing/opening force Ramps (1012) 1010.1 - 1010.1.3) Handrails (1014) Special doors/Gates/Turnstiles Guards (1015) 1010.1.4. 1010.2. 1010.3) EXIT ACCESS Exit access configuration 1007.1.1 - 1007.1.3) Common path of egress travel Table 1006.2.1) Intervening spaces (1016.2, 1016.2.1) Exit access travel distance (1017) Luminous egress path markings (1025) Aisles (1018) Exit access stairways/ramps (1019) Corridors (1020) Air movement in corridors (1020.5) Egress balconies (1021) EXITS / EXIT DISCHARGE Exits/Exit doors (1006, 1022) Exit configuration (1007.1.1, 1007.1.2) Interior exit stairways/ramps (1023) Exit passageways (1024) Horizontal exits (1026) Exterior exit stairways/ramps (1027) Exit discharge (1028) OTHER MEANS OF EGRESS Miscellaneous egress requirements Assembly aisles & features 1006.2.2.1 - 1006.2.2.6) (1029.6 - 1029.17) Bleachers (1029.1.1) Emergency escape and rescue (1030) Assembly exits & egress (1029.2 - 1029.5) ACCESSIBILITY* (Chapter 11) Scoping requirements (1103) Accessible route (1104) Accessible entrances (1105) Parking and passenger loading (1106) Also see Accessibility Plan Review Record Dwelling units and sleeping units (1107) Special occupancies (1108) Features and facilities (1109) Recreational facilities (1110) Signage (1111) 11-