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2075 CORTE DEL NOGAL; T; 87-405; Permit
DECLARATIONS \ N, i LENDERLender T, NameLender s Address. *i_J I noreby a'firm that there is a construction lendingagencv fo< the performance of the work for which this permit is issued (Sec 3097 Civil Code)WORKERS COMPENSATION ' - ~ ~^f : OWNER/BUILDERHjlj If ||i|l Il!i! 1 Hill -s5 i- » 3 ° S -. ^ ° -og|&| J °,=S.fg i•i ™" o 10 ^ "^ S °- <J>~ O "~ „ o ra o — c -n-OQ"^- ^- 5 -> „ 3J 30(C^IDO W ^llnTJO ... i nereby atfirm ma: i nave a certificate of consent to'•.olf insure O' a certificate of Workers Compensation In<>u'3nce.of a certified copy thereof iSec 3800 Labor Code)POL'.CY NOCOMPANYlor mis reason1 Iflffsl I1!!!^ iiislHMi!5 — ™ O ™ 0 :r ^ JDSj-0^1^ T3Q.5i>1^».£l.O(-)a>O~? ™3S-?-Z S=1SS5 g3=|S8||-Sf_n m"~3t"m & tJ*^c55a> o2-re ^^^ ^1735 ^O.^-a'^' ^ ^o"^^Lfl"2 ,"*'a~S'1*'^"c'2. — ^oom^5^^ -§ io^Oo"" ^S^o^^^3^^31™ro1?™^ J Ora"o^ re2^3=^J!c75j3j !| | I|}f|iSfBUCTION WHE1KEEP HARMLESSEXPENSES WHICHGRANTING OF 1 HMAY IN ANY WAY ACCHUt AtaAINbl bS PERMITC C -< z cc2Vn CCrrZrF t! \ "N 1 1s. 3 CD TJI0Zm G FHEH SPFCIFIED HEREIN OR NOT 1 ALSO AGREE TO SAVt INUtMF1rHF CITY OF KARLSBAD AGAINST ALL LIABILITIES JUDGMENTS ccSTSAND APPUCA>rs>6NATURE * ^^ OWNERfe^fiONTRACTOR fjXO mrM o in a ^ T-{• CAREFULLY EXAMINED THfr. COMPLETED APPLICAIFY..UNOER PENALTY OF PERJURY THAT ALL INFOARATIONS ARE TRUE AND CORREC' AND 1 FURTHERED TO COMPLY WITH. ALL CITY COUNT Y AND STATTION AND PF.HMiRMATION HERECCERTIFY AND AG-. LAWS GOVERNO rn ^m ~ »•' ^>pl0 -n o O§|zs.Expu^tion Ever^'permit issued by the BuilcCode^hall expire by, limitation and becomeauthorirertj^such permit ts not commence<permit or ifm2M>ditding or work authonabandoned at iflfjrme after the work is conmg Official under thenull and void If (hei within 180 days fron-ted by such permitnmencad.for a penocprovisions of thisDuiiding ot workthe date of suchs suspended oroU-6'0 davs* < oE i S REQUIRED FOR EXCAVATIONS OVEMOtlTION OR CONSTRUCTION OFR 3 STORIES IN HEIGHTJ" '1C P1 1 TOTAL FEES PAYABLE1CREDIT DEPOSIT/S 1 S~DC~ln-DJ>2<>-<C/) 1 1 m33cr \ tm /< ^^Q 0 -JA < IDTl i "^S ^ $ ^ 00GOO to -- i i $ ^ r~omzc/>m H X L O O C'J ivJ 1 X1C o 33 m JO JP '"- s \ ; "DT;31 | i3 ro -H^ ".-J 8 O 0 C/5 — 1 CO o o0 oo COOO CO s:/•t/:CC 3D C — ) CC ' t-c •£. to CO o o0 oo COCOCOCJ1 J\T*N omr~mOH3DOr—Tlm33— 1CflC,ml/\ D Oro m O r-m c TJ 3 3 V *"^' -J 50 ID?T d ^ CO mm C-J CP0 CO c oo oo CO o ^sJ \ ~D[J,oTT-oC j 1 S!Si<r^i;\ e .;L MECHANICAL ^*^"*3SA&f-'•> ro ^) c^ / c=CD 0 mCD -r. 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O—1 MECHANICAL PERMIT ISSUE•i SUMMARY/ACCOUNT NUMBER•CENSUS TRACT -PARKING S P A C FIrr GRADING PERMIT ISSUEDV D N DREDEVELOPMENTAREA••n -.aTYPECONSTOCC LOADa s n I M^P^s.^ n ^ D rD mrm NOSTORIESOn T) V bIs.yjso ^licensed pursuant to the provisions of the lontracior sLicense law (Cnapter 9 commencing with Section 7000 o! 1Division 3 ot the Business and Professions Cof1e( or fiat >s <;/ |emo! rherei?orr and the basis *or :he alleged exemption Anyviolation of Section 7031 5 by an apohcant for H oermit sub Ijecis :he anpncam ;o a civl penaity oi nol more fiar five hur |dred do-iats t$MJQ;.\Q«1ni °I"*w.ii 1 DESIGNER S ADDRESS1 STATE LICENSE NONot Valid Unless Machine Certifiedl/jtn! S Om 5Zn Omc/> OZm TJI 0 1 i 1 z f. f- r Nl CONTRACTOR~~ d 1 nereby affirm that t am licensed underprovisions of Chapter 9 (commencing withSection 7000) of Division 3 of the Businessand Professions Code and my license is in_ full force and effect• 1 ne.-ebv allirm that 1 am exempt trom the Contracror s License Law lor the following reason (Sec 7031 0Business and Professions Code Any city or county whicr requires a perrrni lo construct alter 'mprove demolish orrepair any structure prior to its issuance also requires 'he appncant for such pernm to file a siqneo statement :hai ne IE,CMa "00 zm 1 CONTRACTOR S ADDRESS05 mi— Omzenm zO 1 3" J 3 i. i 11 " BUILDING SO FOOTAGEr0-tBLOCKSUBD'V'SION 1 ASSESSOR PARCEL NO1 3i^-nfir-n7noz H X >n-tO3 •^ »-. | n •o3to TJ IO2 tt i JOB ADDRESS AV ST RD THOMAS BROS NO?n7^ rnRTR ntfT. Nnroar. qnTTTn "T"DATE OF APPLICATIONtotile?BUSINESS LICENSE *VALUATION£7//t^d s CARLSBAD BUILDING DEPARTMENT APPLICATION A PEF2075 Las Palmas Dr, Carlsbad, CA 92009 1915 (619) 438 1161 Mr r i_iv*M 1 iwn « rtrH 00rri£r—-OO5zoz•o3OmZ3DO TJ•ol~ O z o Tl r-r- Z Z•n0 30 -1 O Z H Z CO Dmo 31m z omo 31 5Z b — • • • White — Inspector Green — (1) Finance Yellow — Assessor Pink — Applicant Gold — Temporary File (SPECIAL CONDITIONS^-•^BUILDING\==—£rV 0COis<s,V<v*&<\MECHANICALt_ „._:^^<^\;ELECTRICAL—>>,>>«r— — .>^-li PLUMBING<t^• — >^3yr• "F—K CALL FOR FINAL INSITEMS ABO Vm^^ rn^v ^^^-Hmomm ^Sm^QO1^rn ^CD"Dhotlm ,VENTILATING SYSTEMS,':••'HEAT — AIR COND SYSTEI\^CO'•cr\noco90TJl—mDm"nTJufD'^V,MECHANICAr-^^i D BONDING D POOLD ELECTRIC SERVICE D 1m^*^O'3J-<ROUGH ELECTRIC-^D ELECTRIC UNDERGROUNoUc-nm33&^ELECTRICALAV -D WATER HEATER D SOLt>JU^^«5HIIITJ G)COHmCO TUB AND SHOWER PAN0T3OC.Omn<zT?m3J UNDERGROUND D WASTmN^Hm33 \~:\COmm33zaCDooi — iTJOO PLUMBINGINTERIOR LATH & DRYWAL1 !INSULATIONEXTERIOR LATH•,FRAMES\SHEATHING D ROOFnenT>33fr\cocCD-n33mD-nOO33nomi—zO'GUNITE OR GROUTMASONRYREINFORCED STEELFOUNDATIONBUILDING•om05m_coTJmyo-a 2^<5\3 : ! • i i. • •i 1 i • ! \ l rn (/!., 0 i ; j i : i SPECIAL MASONRY]rlIGH STRENGTHBOLTS-nmOm O ZC j POST TENSfONEDCONCRETEi /. f'f • .' — / 1 1 PRESTRESSEDCONCRETESTRUCTURAL CONCREOVER 2000 PSIrr SOILS COMPLiANCEPRIOR TOFOUNDATION INSP\INSPECTIONO m m00 m -nO _•^ Z "D ^ TJ "^ o° < Q Id CO O Hm \ * ,-, 1 -| REQUIRED CO Tlm O > ZCO TlmO-l 0 CO Z CO TlmOH Ou CO Z O m CO FIELD INSPECTIONxmO O 35 O FINAL BUILDING INSPECTION PLAN CHECK NUMBER PROJECT NAME ADDRESS PROJECT NO TYPE OF UNIT 37-*5Q5 DATE 2075 Corfrs deS Ncgal "T" UNIT NUMBER NUMBER OF UNITS PHASE NO CONTACT PERSON Geo" Scott CONTACT TELEPHONE.931-6500 S-22-B8,. INSPECTED BY SEP 2 6 7988DATE ^cr < ° '^P0 X INSPECTED APPROVED INSPECTED BY INSPECTED BY DATE INSPECTED DATE INSPECTED APPROVED APPROVED DISAPPROVED DISAPPROVED DISAPPROVED COMMENTS Uosta Real Municipal Water District Engineering Department (619)438-3367 UUOIM nC/-XL I MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT J Rev 1/86 WHITE Suspense BLUE Water District GREEN Engineering CANARY Utilities PINK Planning GOLD Fire FINAL BUILDING INSPECTION PLAN CHECK NUMBER PROJECT NAME ADDRESS PROJECT NO TYPE OF UNIT DATE 2675 Csrte del Mogal "T" .UNIT NUMBER 11 . NUMBER OF UNITS .PHASE NO CONTACT PERSON &30' CONTACT TELEPHONE 931-3500 bgdoj^tss'jgsn.f giro, h2o 9-22-SO INSPECTED BY INSPECTED BY INSPECTED BY DATE INSPECTED DATE INSPECTED DATE INSPECTED APPROVED APPROVED APPROVED DISAPPROVED DISAPPROVED DISAPPROVED COMMENTS Rev 1/86 WHITE Suspense BLUE Water District GREEN Engineering CANARY Utilities PINK Planning GOLD Fire FINAL BUILDING INSPECTION PLAN CHECK NUMBER PROJECT NAME ADDRESS PROJECT NO TYPE OF UNIT 87-405 DATE 2075 Corts del Noga! "T« UNIT NUMBER cor*im Tl NUMBER OF UNITS PHASE NO CONTACT PERSON GeO> CONTACT TELEPHONE 931-6500 btdg, engln, plan e fire» h2o 9-22-8$ INSPEGTfEBN - BY til YD ft INSPECTED BY INSPECTED BY INSPECTED DATE INSPECTED DATE INSPECTED APPROVED APPROVED APPROVED DISAPPROVED DISAPPROVED DISAPPROVED COMMENTS f\ P Rev 1/86 WHITE Suspense BLUE Water District GREEN Engineering CANARY Utilities PINK Planning GOLD Fire FINAL BUILDING INSPECTION J3ECEIVED SEP 2 3 1988 PLAN CHECK NUMBER PROJECT NAME ADDRESS PROJECT NO TYPE OF UNIT CONTACT PERSON CONTACT TELEPHONE. DATE S-22-3S E3Tts .UNIT NUMBER PHASE NO r5» T5 NUMBER OF UNITS 931-6500 btdg, fiE'.jji», pion, fgrcy Jingo INSPECTED, BY INSPECTED BY INSPECTED BY DATE INSPECTED DATE INSPECTED DATE INSPECTED APPROVED APPROVED APPROVED DISAPPROVED DISAPPROVED DISAPPROVED COMMENTS Rev 1/86 WHITE Suspense BLUE Water District GREEN Engineering CANARY Utilities PINK Planning GOLD Fire ESGIL, CORPORATION 9320 CHESAPEAKE DR., SUITE 2O8 SAN DIEGO, CA 92123 (619) 56O-I468 DATE: JURISDICTION: PLAN CHECK NO: PROJECT ADDRESS; PROJECT NAME: fe, t<?g>-7 APPLICANT [ON CHECKERQFILE COPY QUPS QDESIGNER The plans transmitted herewith have been corrected where necessary and substantially comply with the jurisdiction's building codes. I—- The plans transmitted herewith will substantially comply I I with the jurisdiction's building codes when minor deficien- cies identified are resolved and D D D checked by building department staff. The plans transmitted herewith have significant deficiencies identified on the enclosed check list and should be corrected and resubmitted for a complete recheck. The check list transmitted herewith is for your information. The plans are being held at Esgil Corp. until corrected plans are submitted for recheck. The applicant's copy of the check list is enclosed for the jurisdiction to return to the applicant contact person. {[ The applicant's copy of the check list has been sent to: Esgil staff did not advise the applicant contact person that plan check has been completed. Esgil staff did advise applicant that the plan check has been completed. Person contacted: Date contacted: REMARKS: 10/7/^7 Telephone # o By:Enclosures: ESGIL CORPORATION ESGIL CORPORATION 932O CHESAPEAKE DR., SUITE 2O8 SAN DIEGO, CA 92123 (619) 56O-1468 DATE: JURISDICTION: C.<xr Ubhad QPLAN CHECKER ]FILE COPY PLAN CHECK NO: g>7-yoc; „ QUPS •^O'J^ QDESIGNER PROJECT ADDRESS: " PROJECT NAME: D The plans transmitted herewith have been corrected where necessary and substantially comply with the jurisdiction's building codes. I—- The plans transmitted herewith will substantially comply I ( with the jurisdiction's building codes when minor deficien- cies identified are resolved and checked by building department staff. D The plans transmitted herewith have significant deficiencies identified on the enclosed check list and should be corrected and resubmitted for a complete recheck. The check list transmitted herewith is for your information. The plans are being held at Esgil Corp. until corrected plans are submitted for recheck. D The applicant's copy of the check list is enclosed for the jurisdiction to return to the applicant contact person. The applicant's copy of the check list has been sent to: <^.r>). g/^-f- Cr^-i'-r /-IIP,-. Psi By* lot*,?) /W [ [ Esgil staff did not advise the applicant contact person that plan check has been completed. Esgil staff did advise applicant that the plan check has been completed. Person contacted; c^gr--^ Date contacted: g/?.-s,/<a,-y _ Telephone # REMARKS : KurrfubBy: r\Urr(UW-&^ Enclosures: ESGIL CORPORATION FLAH CHECK JK>.FOREWORD; PLEASg READ JURISDICTION: TO: PROJECT DAIA OCCUPANCY;S>~ BUILDING USE;/ Us JTYPB OK CONSTRUCTION; ACTUAL AREA; ALLOWABLE AREA;1 r-a STORIES: EBXG8I: SPRINKLERS: OCCUPANT LOAD:j_L REMARKS: , PLAN CUKKKUIOH SHEET TENANT IMPROVEMENT Date plans received by jurisdiction:. Date plans received by Esgil Corp.:. Date initial plan check completed: Bv:/</./r4- Applicant contact person: Tel. -75-^ Plan check is limited to technical requirements contained in the Uniform Building Code, Uniform Plumbing Code, Uniform Mechanical Code, National Electrical Code and state laws regulating energy conservation, noise attenuation and access for the handicapped. The plan check is based on regulations enforced by the Building Inspection Department. You may have other corrections based on laws and ordinances enforced by the Planning Department, Engineering Department or other departments. Present California law mandates that construction comply with Title 2U and the applicable model code editions adopted, with or without changes, by the various state agencies authorized to propose building regulations for enforcement at the local level. Code sections cited are based on the 1982 UBC. The above regulations apply to construction, regardless of the code editions adopted by ordinance at the local level. Hie circled items listed need clarification, modification or change. All items have to be satisfied before the plans will be in conf ormance with the cited codes and regulations. Per Sec. 303 (c), 1982 Uniform Building Code, the approval of the plans does not permit the violation of any state, county or city law. To speed up the recheck process, note on this list for a copy) where each correction item has been addressed, i.e.. plan sheet, specif ication^ etc. Be sure to enclose the marked up list when you submit the revised plans HOES: PAGE NUMBERS ARE MOT IN SEQUENCE AS PACES HAVING MO HEMS NEEDING CORRECTION WERE DELETED. List No. 50, TENANT IMPROVEMENT WITHOUT SPECIFIC ENERGY ZONE DATA OR POLICY SUPPLEMENTS 2/10/87 / © /•/- /• /• Please make all corrections on the orxqinal tracinqi and subn.it two new sets of prints, and any original plan sets that may have been returned to you by the jurisdictions, to Esgil Corporation, 9320 Chesapeake Drive, Suite 203, San Diego, CA 92123, (519)560-1468 Please make all corrections on the original tracings and submit two new sets of prints, and any original plan sets that may have been returned to you by the jurisdiction, to- The jurisdiction's building department. The responsible designer is required to sign each sheet of the plans. * State licensed ArchiLm.1. <JL ginjumur ia reqirrred where there are structural changes -to—an—ex i-s fci-ng building-or a structural—addition. (Business and Professions Code). Provide the correct address and suite number of tenant space on the plans. Section 302. Provide a note on the plan indicating the previous use of the tenant space or building being remodeled. Section 302. When the character of the occupancy or use changes within a building, the building must be made to comply with current Building Code requirements for the new occupancy. Please provide complete details to show the building will comply. Section 502. UBC Section 304 requires the Building Official to determine the total value of all construction work proposed under this permit. The value shall include all finish work, painting, roofing, electrical, plumbing, heating, air conditioning, elevator, fire exting- uishing systems and any other perma- nent equipment. Please provide a signed copy of the designer's or contractor's construction cost estimate of all work proposed. Provide a plot plan showing the distances from the building to the property lines and the location of tenant space (or remodel) within the building. f 'f On the first sheet of the plans indicate- Type of construction of the existing building, present and proposed occupancy classifications of the remodel area and the occupant load of the remodel areas and total building area Specify on the plan title sheet the Building Code Edition used for the design of the proposed work. Provide a fully dimensioned floor plan showing the size and use of all rooms or areas within the space being improved or altered Draw the plan to scale and indicate the scale on the plan. Ak*>, -sVASC o'r fvorr* \- tx-(- -)-« O4~Vl<:e \&5>Indicate the use of all spaces adjacent to the area being remodeled or improved. Show any existing fire rated area sep- aration walls, occupancy separation walls, shafts or rated corridors. Identify and provide construction de- tails for proposed new fire rated walls. Specify on the plans the fire ratings of assemblies to protect proposed open- ings in existing or new fire walls. Identify existing walls to be removed, existing walls to remain and proposed new walls Identify bearing walls, non-bearing walls, and shear walls. Provide a section view of all new interior partitions. Show- fa) Type, size and spacing of studs. Indicate gauge for metal studs. Specify manufacturer and approval number or indicate "to be ICBO approved". (b) Method of attaching top and bottom plates to structure. (NOTE. Top or partition must be secured to roof or floor framing, unless suspended ceiling has been designed for partition lateral load). (c) Hall sheathing material and details of attachment. (Size and spacing of fasteners}. (d) Height of partition and suspended ceiling. -t.p^ify <j-**i/\5c&'Jr Provide notes and/or details to show that the floor and wall finish in toilet rooms are surfaced with a smooth—hard non-absor- bent material extending [fivel inches up the wall. Similar surfacing' shall be pro- vided on the walls from the floor to a height of 4 feet around urinals and within water closet compartments. Hote on the plans- 'Ml interior finishes must comply with Chapter 42 of the UDC". Specify "class flama apread rating (minimum) for _______— Lateral bracing for suspended ceiling must be provided. (UDC Table 23-J) Where ceiling loads are less than 5 PSF and not supporting interior part- itions, ceiling bracing shall be pro- vided by four No. 12 gauge wires secured to the, main runner within 2 Inches of the cross runner intersection and splayed 90* from each other at an angle not exceeding 45* from the plane of the ceiling. These horizontal restraint points shall be placed 12 feet o.c. in both directions with the first point within 4 feet of each wall. Attachment of restraint wires to the structure above shall be adequate for the load imposed. Draft stop any suspended ceiling in wood frame floor construction every 1,000 sq. ft. and in attics of com- bustible construction every 3,000 sq. ft. The maximum distance allowed between, draft stops is 60 feet. Section 2S16(f). The tenant space and new and/or existing facilities serving the remodeled area must be accessible to and functional for the physically handicapped. See the attached correction sheet. Title 24, Part 2. Show the exit sign locations; show any required directional exit signs. Section 3314. Rooms with more than 10 occupants may have om exit through one adjoining room. Revise exits to comply. Section Two complying exits are required from Exits must be, and main- tain, a distance apart of at least 1/2 the maximum diagonal dimension of the area served by the exits. Section 3303 Asseitbly rooms with more than 50 occupants shall not have a lock or latch on exit doors unless they are equipped with panic hardware. Section 3318. f f1- f Note on the plans "All exits are to be opcnable from inside without the use of a key or special knowledge". In lieu of the above, in a Croup a occupancy, you may note "Provide a sign on or near the exit doors reading THIS DOOR TO REMAIN UN- LOCKED DURING BUSINESS HOURS". Required exit doorways shall be not less than 16 Inches in width and not less than 6 feet - 8 inches in height. Section 3304(e). Exit doors shall swing in the direction of exit travel (occupant load exceeds 50). Section Ji04(b). Show the locations of existing exits from the building and show the path of travel fron the remodel area to the existing exits. Corridors must provide continuous pro- tection to the exterior of the building. Interruptions by intervening room is not permitted. Foyers, lobbies or reception rooms constructed as required for corridors are not considered inter- vening rooms. Show exit corridors as 44 inches wide minimum. Deadend corridors are limited to 20 feet when more than one exit is required from the corridor. Section 330S. Provide one-hour construction details for all corridor walls and ceilings serving an occupant load of 30 or more. Identify all rated corridors. Walls of reception rooms and lobbies which are included within protected corridors tust have walls and ceilings constructed as required for corridors. Protect all interior openings in corridor walls and ceilings. Door and frame must be labeled 20-minute smoke and draft control assembly with self-closers or automatic closers with smoke detectors. Section 330S(h). Glazing must be 1/4 inch-thicx wired glass installed in steel frames and cannot exceed 25 percent of the common wall area. Section 330S(h)2. Show the location of fire dampers. Provide fire dampers at duct pene- trations of fire-rated occupancy and area separations, shafts and corridor walls and ceilings Section 4306(j). 15. If building exceeds two stories show I corridor is separated from elevator shaft. v Sections 3304(g)(h) and 1706(a)(b) (See I C B O interpretation) (5) Show the location of fire dampers Provide fire dampers at duct pene- trations of fire-rated occupancy and area separations, shafts and corridor walls and ceilings Section 43061]) SECOND GENERATION NONRESIDENTIAL ENERGY STANDARDS EFFECTIVE FOR PERMIT APPLICATIONS SUBMITTED AFTER 12/31/86 Provide mechanical ventilation in all rooms capable of supplying a minimum of 5 cubic feet per minute of outside air with a total circulation of not less than 15 cubic feet per minute per occupant Section 605 and 705 Imprint on the plans the Certificate of Compliance (CF-1) previously pre- pared for the entire building, or for prior tenant improvements in the build- ing, all conditioned A,B,E or H, new or existing If no Certificate of Compliance (CF-1) was previously prepared then one should be prepared and imprinted on the plans; all conditioned A,B,E or H, new or existing. If the existing building was a shell or speculative building without the HVAC system installed, and conditioned office space is being proposed, provide the Certificate of Compliance (CF-1) imprinted on the plans and provide backup documentation to show complete compliance with the Second Genera- tion Nonresidential Energy standards. If the HVAC system and energy design were installed at the time of initial building construction, provide a copy of the Energy Compliance documentation and also imprint a completed Certificate of Compliance (CF-1) on the plans, all A,B,E or H, new or existing. If lighting is being initially installed in a conditioned office space the Second Generation Nonresidential Energy Standards apply. Show LPD complies with the allowed 1.50 watts/ sq. ft. shown on the Certificate of Compliance (CF-1), on lines 30 and 31. The Form 5 is no longer in use for office space and has been replaced by the Lighting Power Demand Delete the Form 5 from the plan and show the LPD on line 30-31 of Certificate of Compliance (CF-1). The Certificate of Compliance (CF-1) must be signed by the building owner and the appropriate California licensed professional(3) showing the license type and number, per the Business and Professions Code. Any expansion of an existing HVAC or lighting systeir, for offices, must comply with the Second Generation Non- residential Energy Standards. For office buildings, for which a permit application was made after 1/1/87, provide a plan of the total building showing present use of the occupied spaces, the vacant spaces and indica- ting those spaces that are conditioned or not conditioned to allow checking that the conditioned space(s) have an average lighting power demand within the limits of the prescriotive package selected. Submit a CF-5. See the attached package "Nonresidential Energy Standards applicable to occupanciesA,B,E and H The jurisdiction has contracted with tsgil Corporation located at 9320 Chesapeake Drive, Suite 208, San Diego, California 92123; telephone number of 619/560-1468, to perform the plan check for your project. If you have any questions regarding these plan check items, please contact Kt^r4- Q at Esgil Corporation Thank you. Enclosures- 1. 2. 3. \ t ' / p 1 f r ' ^ -i • • ; •' ' s. ' \J £ ; \ i 4. '-C 1/ 7 I ••-f-iL-h'^ -to A i_L o-P-^i • r -. ..„•(, R-,., T- Z • r-x.5 r r?F>-/ f-~r/ s TITLE 24 MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS (To be noted on plans or specifications) HVAC Controls Sec. 2-5315. (a) Each HVAC system shall: 1. Be equipped with at least one automatic device for reducing HVAC energy use during periods of nonuse or alternate uses of the building spaces or zones served by the system; 2. Be able to maintain space temperature set points from 55°F to 85°F. Two or more replaceable fixed set-point devices shall be permitted if installed so as to maintain space temperature set points in the zone that they control ; 3. Be able to provide sequential temperature control of heating and cooling capacity in each zone, if both heating and cooling are provided; 4. Provide a range of temperatures up to 10°F in which no heating or cooling is provided to the space, if the HVAC system has both heating and cooling capability; 5. Be able to terminate all heating at 70°F or less; and 6. Be able to terminate all cooling at 78°F or more. EXCEPTION: Multiple zone HVAC sytems requiring concurrent operation of independent heating and cooling systems need not comply with Section 2-5315U) 4, 2-5315 (a)5, and 2-5315(a)6. (b) Zoning. Each zone shall be provided with at least one of the devices specified in subsection (a) to control the HVAC system which serves the zone. Each floor of a building with conditioned space shall contain at least one zone. Ventilation Systems Sec. 2-5316. On mechanical ventilation supply and exhaust systems capable of moving more than 5,000 cfm of air, auto- matic dampers interlocked and closed on fan shut- down shall be provided. On gravity ventilating systems, either automatic or readily accessible manually operated dampers in all openings to the outside, other than combustion air openings, shall be provided. Doors and Windows Section 2-5317. (a) Doors and windows between conditioned and uncon- ditioned spaces, such as garages and closets for central forced air gas furnaces using outside air for combustion, shall be designed to limit air leakage into or from the building envelope. "Only for nonresidential other than offices" Control Devices for Indoor Lighting Sec. 2-5319. Controls for lighting loads within the building envelope shall meet each of the following re- quirements . (a) Each area enclosed by ceiling-height partitions shall have independent control of the lighting within that area. (b) Each area enclosed by ceiling-height partitions shall have at least one readily accessible manually operated switching device to control lighting within the area. For lighting controls, "readily accessible" means located so that a person using the device can see the controlled lights or the area being lit. Switching devices in addition to, but not instead of, the required readily accessible manually operated switching devices shall also be permitted. (c) The general lighting of any area 100 square feet or larger in which the connected lighting load equals or exceeds 1.0 watt per square foot throughout the entire area shall be controlled so that the load may be reduced by at least one-half while maintain- ing a reasonably uniform level of illumination throughout the area. Readily accessible switches, that control each luminaire in a space with more than one luminaire, or that control each lamp in a space independently meet the requirements of this section. (d) In all areas where effective use may be made of natural light, lighting circuiting shall be arranged so that units, in all portions of the area where natural light is available at the same time, are switched independently of the remainder of the area. Occupant Operating and Maintenance Information to be Provided by Builder The builder shall provide the building owner, manager, and the original occupants a list of the heating, cooling, water heating, and lighting systems and features, materials, components, and mechanical devices conservation or solar devices installed in the building, and instructions on how to use them efficiently. The instructions shall be con- sistent with specifications set forth by the Executive Director. Water Heaters and Plumbing Fixtures Water heaters, showerheads, lavatory faucets and sink faucets must be certified by the California Energy Commission (Excluding: waterheaters of the non-storage electric type and lavatories in public facilities having devices that limit the flow of hot water or have self-closing faucets or having devices that limit the outlet temperature to a maximum of 110°F) Section 2-5314, Table 2-53G. "Only for nonresidential other than offices" TITLE 24 CONSTRUCTION COMPLIANCE STATEMENT REQUIREMENTS (To be noted on plans or specifications) CONSTRUCTION COMPLIANCE (a) Prior to occupancy of the building, the person responsible for the construction or installation shall provide the building department a signed statement, showing the building permit number, and listing all the manufactured devices in- stalled, including the name of the manufacturer, model number date of manufacture, manufacturer's stated efficiency, including the source cooling power index, source heating power index and fan performance index of each HVAC system. In lieu of the list reference may be made to the plans and specifications, if all the above in- formation was contained in the plans and specifications. Each document shall be signed by the person re- sponsible for its preparation. The signer shall be a civil engineer, mechanical engineer, electrical engineer, architect, building designer, general building contractor, or specialty con- tractor, licensed or registered to practice by the State of California; or shall be the building owner if he or she is allowed by law to prepare the document. If more than one person has responsibility for building design or construc- tion, each person may prepare and sign the document or documents applicable to that portion of the design or construction for which the person was responsible; or the person with chief responsibility for design or construction may prepare and sign the document for the entire design.or construction. INSULATION CERTIFICATION Prior to occupancy the insulation installer shall post in a conspicuous location in the build- ing, a signed certificate containing the build- ing permit number and stating the insulation was installed in accordance with the approved plans and specifications. The certificate should also show the manufacturer's name, material identifi- cation, "R" value and, for blown insulation, the minimum weight per square foot consistent with manufacturer's design data. "Only for nonresidential other than offices. SECOND GENERATION NON-RESIDENTIAL STANDARDS (APPLICABLE TO PERMIT APPLICATIONS SUBMITTED AFTER JANUARY 1, 1987 FOR OCCUPANCIES A, B, E OR H FOR NEW BUILDINGS, INCLUDING "SHELL AND "SPECULATIVE- BUILDINGS, AND TENANT IMPROVEMENTS AND OTHER ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS) APPLICATION OF THE STANDARDS A Certificate of Compliance (Form CF-1) must be Included with all building permit applications submitted after January 1. 1987, subject to energy conservation i.e , second generation non-residential standards, first generation non-residential standards adopted in 1982, single family homes and apartment buildings and other low-rise residential buildings of three stories or less and first generation residential standards for hotels and motels and high-rise residential buildings of four stories or more. The Certificate of Compliance must be signed by the professional (or professionals) responsible for design and the owner. These signatures represent a commitment to make future building improvements or modifications according to the standards indicated on the Certificate of Compliance. Section 1403 (a)1 of the standards requires that the energy calculations be signed by a person eligible to sign the plans under the Business and Professions Code. Under the terms and restrictions of some licenses, for example, an electrical engineer may be able to sign some documents and specifications such as electrical plans and lighting energy documentation, but no HVAC plans and documenta- tion. The section does not require that the documen- tation be prepared by a licensed person, only that the documentation be signed by an authorized person who will take responsibi- lity for their correctness in showing compliance with the building energy efficiency standards. For example, computer runs and calculations that are prepared by an unlicensed energy consultant must be signed by the responsible person, such as a registered architect or civil engineer. A copy of Form CF-1, complete and signed, must be permanently printed on the plans. This enables the code enforcement official to verify that the copies of form CF-1 submitted with future permit applications (for modifications to the building) are consistent with the original Form CF-1. Note on the plans that a separate copy of Form CF-1 was retained by the building owner to be passed on to future owners or tenants of the building so that they will have a record of the energy efficiency standards that will apply to future modifi- cations. It is the responsibility of futute building permit applicants to resubmit the previously approved Form CF-1 with subsequent permit applications. If the building applicant does not have a copy of the energy standards compliance forms originally approved, the applicant must comply with the standards presentlyin effect. Construction that does not Increase condi- tioned space in an existing building, where applications for the existing building permit was before January 1, 1987, cannot Increase the overall U-value or overall thermal transfer value, new HVAC systems or equipment must comply with the prescripture requirements of the second generation non-residential standards including the HVAC power indices that may apply and when improvements or modifications to the lighting system increase the connected load, then the proposed improvements must comply with the set of standards that are in effect for the occupancy type at the time the permit application for the lighting improvements are proposed. This has special significance for speculative buildings that are originally permitted under the first generation standards, but for which tenant improvements are made after the second generation energy standards have become mandatory. (See attached examples 1-1 and 1-2) For construction in an existing building, that Increases the conditioned floor area, the set of standards that are in effect at the time of the permit application apply to the increased conditioned floor area as though it were a separate new building. The conditioned floor area of a building is usually increased in one of two ways Space is added to the building, such as additional floors or a new wing. Heating and/or cooling systems are extended to spaces that were previously uncondi tioned. When either of these t-<o events occur, the envelope and lighting requirements of the prescriptive standard apply to the Increased conditioned space only. It is not necessary to upgrade the envelope or lighting system of the existing building (See attached example 1-1 and 1-2) The mandatory measures apply to all new construction, regardless of the date of the original permit or whether conditioned space is increased. The mandatory measures only apply to building components, systems or specific pieces of equipment that are part of the construction project. The mandatory switching requirements, for instance, would only apply if reclr- cuitlng were proposed as part of the project. Existing buildings, for which the original permit Application was made after January 1, 1987, should have the Certificate of Compliance available to allow comparing the design of proposed alterations (no Increase In conditioned space) oradditions (conditioned space Increased) with the original design assumed whenthe building was constructed, the alterations or additions must be consistent with the original design assumptions The designer may choose to modify the original Certificate of Compliance by showing the modified design complies with the standards. The new Certificate of Compliance would govern any future modifications or additionsIf the original Certificate of Compliance cannot be located then the entire building. Including the proposed alterations or additions, must be shown to comply with the current standards Speculative buildings are defined as those buildings where the occupancy type is known at the time of building permit application, but the plans and specifications do not include designdetails about the lighting system and/or the final HVAC improvements. The lighting and/or final HVAC improvements are to be made by the tenants on a space-by- space basis as the building is leased. At the time of the original building permit, assumptions regarding future lighting and HVAC improvements must be made to determine if the building will comply with the standards. This is especially important with the performance approach. When the original plans for a speculative building are submitted to the enforcement agency, the Certificate of Compliance should specify the assumptions required about future building improvements. When using the prescriptive approach, the Certificate of Compliance should specify the alternative component package used to show compliance at the time of the Initial permit application. This fame package would be applied to any uture work that is performed on the building, unless compliance is redemon- strated for the whole building at the time of the future work Shell buildings are defined as those struc- tures where the ultimate occupancy ofthe building ia not known when the original building permit application is filed.The structure, for example could eventually be used as an office, warehouse, restaurant or retail space, depending on market demand This means that the building could be covered by the first generation nonresidential energy standards or thesecond. To address this potential problem, it is recommended that multiple compliance documentation be submitted for shell buildings. Multiple documentation ensures that the structure will comply with whatever energy conservation standards are applicable to the eventual occupancy type Subsequent permit applications for completion of the building should also be submitted with multiple documentation unless the occupancy has been clearly Identified and falls within a single set of standards Future changes of occupancy would requiredocumentation that verifies satisfaction of the appropriate set of standards As with speculative buildings, a Certificate of Compliance would be submitted to document assumptions made about future building Improvements. In the case of shell buildings, multiple Certificates of Compliance may be required along with multiple documentation. It is also suggested that performance calculations, which specify less than 1.4 Watts/sf be accepted only when the designer can demonstrate a capability to construct a building with lighting loads of the proposed level Also air conditioning units with an SEER greater than 10 should be accepted only when there is documentation of at least two available brands meeting the proposed requirements. ) Mixed use buildings must comply with the specific standards pertinent to the various occupancies with the building. If mixed use building design has a single predominant occupancy with other smaller subordinate occupancies the building need only meet the provisions of the predominant occupancy so long as: (1) the subordinate occupancies total less than 1,000 square feet and are less than 30 percent of the total conditioned floor area or (2) the subordinate occupancies constitute less than 10 percent of the total conditioned floor area. When one of the above exceptions do not apply, either the prescriptive or performance approach may be applied according tothe following guidelines• With the prescriptive approach, each occupancy must be analyzed and shown to comply separately. The appropriate compliance documentation should be completed for each occupancy. No trade-offs are allowed between occupancies under this approach. With the performance approach, the occupancies may be analyzed together or separately, depending on special circumstances. It is generally necessary to analyze the occupan- cies separately when they are covered by different standards. For instance low- rise residential and office space within the same building would have to be analyzed separately since they are covered by two separate standards, each with its own approvedcalculation methods, operating assumptions, etc. If retail and office were together in the same building, it would be possible to analyze both occupancies together sincethey are covered by the same standard. When occupancies are analyzed together, there may be tradeoffs between occupancies;otherwise, tradeoffs are not possible. Processing for fast-track processing is a mechanism established through cooperation between the developer and the local jurisdic-tion to speed development review time and to facilitate the ability to apply for and receive approval for permits in stages. The enforcement issue with fast-tract buildings is much the same as for speculative buildings. Assumptions must be made early on about lighting and/or HVAC designs that have not yet been drawn up The problem is slightly less complicated since fast-track buildings are often carried to completion by the same design/developer team. Since the Issues are similar, the recommendations for shell and speculative buildings would generally apply INT10DDCTION ^ Section 1.6 KXAMPLB 1-1 Hew Construction in An Kja.stJ.ng Baj.ldlng SITUATION: The basement of an existing two-story office building in Sacramento (cli- mate zone 12} is used for dead storage and is neither heated or cooled. The basement is proposed to be converted to leasable office space. A new lighting system would be installed along with other interior improvements, including new vail finishes on the exterior vails. The basement vails are built of 8 inch normal weight, concrete masonry units and are grouted solid. The existing vails have a heat capacity of 16.8 and an R-value of 1.78. There are no windows,and no new windows are proposed. The existing building is served by a central variable air volume system vith hot vater reheat. The system is of adequate size to serve the basement with no modifications other than extending the ductwork. The permit for the original building was obtained in 1956. COD* 'APPLICATION: In this example, the code is triggered because there is an increase in conditioned area. Since the original building permit was obtained before January 1, 1987, there is no certificate of compliance for the building. jff the prescriptive approach is used, the requirements apply only to those building components proposed to be altered, in this case the lighting system, the exterior opaque walls and the new ductwork and piping. If package A is selected the lighting power density would be limited to 1.5 ffatts/sf and insulation must be installed on the exterior walls to achieve a total R-value or" 5.8. If package C is selected, the lighting power density would be limited to 1.4 Watts/sf and the total R-value of the exterior wall need only be 2.0. This could be met by the addition of a furring space and the interior drywall. Alternatively, the applicant could use the tailored lighting power density method to justify higher lighting power density if there were unusual lighting needs. This option is discussed in greater detail in Section 3-3. No improvements would have to be made to the existing HVAC system, but the new ductwork and piping would have to be installed in accordance with the mandatory requirements discussed Chapter 2.0 of the ranual. The lighting system mandatory requirements would also have to oe met (switching and energy efficient ballasts). If Package A is selected and exterior wall insulation is required, then the insulation must -neet the mandatory re- quirements dealing with insulation quality. If the performance approach is used, then the budget for low-rise office buildings would apply. The budget could be met separately foe the basement or together with the existing building. This option is discussed in more detail in Chapter 4.0. Even with the performance approach, the mandatory requirements discussed a&ove would have to be met. Rerlied SepC«*b«r 1986 1-18 INTRODUCTION Section 1.6 EXAMPLE 1-2 Final Improvements in a Speculative Building SITUATION: A permit was issued in 1985 for a speculative office building under the first generation nonresidential energy standards. The permit included the building shell and the central HVAC system. After the new standards became mandatory, a tenant leases space in the building and files for a building permit to install interior finishes, a lighting system and final duct runs from the VAV boxes. CODE APPLICATIONS Since the building was permitted before January I/ 1937, no Certificate of Compliance exists for the building. Also, because the HVAC system had been previously permitted, the tenant improvements would be treated as construction that does not increase the conditioned space of the building and only those building components or systems being altered would have to comply with the new standards. The second generation standards, not the first, apply to the tenant improvements. No upgrades would be required for the building envelope or the HVAC system since the tenant proposed to do no work on these systems. The lighting system would have to comply with the second generation nonresidential energy standards, since there is an increase in lighting load, i.e. a new lighting system is being installed in a tenant space that currently has no lighting system. Had the building permit for the original building shell been issued without the HVAC system, the proposed tenant improvements would have had to include installation of an HVAC system. In this event, the tenant improvements would be considered to increase the conditioned space of the building and all requirements of the new standards would be triggered, including a possible upgrade of the building envelope. Revised September 1986 1.-20 Certificate of Compliance (Pan 1012) Project I ma project Architect/Engineer Building Permit Number Project Location City/Town Climate Zone Documentation Author Data Signature and Registration Stamp CF-1 For Enforcement Agency Uie Only PUn Checked By Data Field Checked By Bate Approved By Data Prescriptive Approach/Performance Approach Strategy Performance Approach ft2 kBttuyr-ft2 kBtu/yr-ft2 kStuA/r-ft2 kBtu/yr-ft2 kBtu/yr-ft2 kBtu/yr-ft2 kBtu/yr-ft2 Energy Budget General 1 CEC Occupancy Type 1 CEC Occupancy Type , 2 UBC Occupancy Group/Division .... 2 UBC Occupancy Group/Division 4 Condooned Roof Area 3 Package Selected , 4 Budget Table 4 Gross Conditioned ROOT Area ft2 S Allowed Energy Budget (WS-1 A) . . . . Roof and Floor* Calculated Annual Energy Consumption 5 Proposed Roof/Ceiling Rt (CF-2, CF-3). . hr-F-ft2/Btu 6 Approved Calculation Method 6 Required Roof/Ceiling Rt (CF-2) hr-F-fl2/Btu 7 CEC Designation 7 Proposed Extanor Ftoor R{ (CF-2. CF-3) . hr-F-ft2/Btu 8 MulDplwr 8 Required Exterior Poor Rt (CF-2) hr-F-ft2/Btu Estimated Energy U«« W«J!« 9 Heating 9 Proposed Opaque Wafl Rt (CF-2. CF-3) . hr-F-ft2/Btu 10 Cooling 10 Wall Heat Capacity (CF-3) Btu/F-ft2 11 Fans 11 Required Opaque Wall Rt (CF-2) hr-F-ft2/Btu 12 bghts Glazing In WalU 13 Miscellaneous Equipment 12 Exterior Wall Area (CF-2) ft2 1* Total 13 Total Glazing Area (CF-2) ft2 15 Adj. Total Energy U*o (lino 8 x line 14). 14 Proposed Total Percent (Line 13 /Line 12). % /•> r o» »is Average Total sc (CF-2)..- , Compliance statement 16 Allowed Total Glazing Percent % _ . _ .. ,_ . ...-, ... . ^ ..I ,. . ,«,-«. to General The proposed building represented in this set of compliance17 West Exterior Wall Area (CF-2) ftZ documentation Is consistent with the other compliance forms and 18 West Glazing Area (CF-2) ft2 worksheets, with the plans and specifications and with any oiher,_ _ _,,,,„ 11" ~ calculation* or computer runs submitted with this permit application.19 Proposed West Percent (CF-2) % Performance Approach (when applicable) The energy performance 20 Average West SC (CF-2) estimate presented on this form was calculated using the approved «. .., j«, ,., „ ., calcufaoon method indicated above and with the CEC established fixed21 Allowed West Glazing Percent % 3^ njstncted engineering inputs for the applicable dimate zone and Glazing In Roof (CF-6) Proposed Allowed occupancy type-_ _. - . . h2 Prescriptive Approach (when applicable) The proposed building hasa sicyiigni i n* ^oen designed a meet the requirements of the Atema&va Component 23 Skylight 2 ft2 Package indicated above for the appropriate occupancy type and climate 24 Skylight 3 ft2 2ona 25 Skylight 4 ft2 26 Skylight 5 ft2 , 27 Skylight 6 ft2 ' &8ned 28 Skylight 7 ft2 . 29 Skyfigh.8 2HH »2 Name/TWe Lighting . 30 Proposed Adjusted LPO(CF-S) Watts/fi2 Company 31 Allowed LPD (CF-S) . .... . Watts/ft2 _— HVAC Address 32 Performance Set Selected 33 Proposed Fan Wattage Index (CF-4) . . . Watts/1i2 C.ty/Stata/Z.p 34 Allowed Fan Wattage Index Watts/ft2 35 Proposed Cooling Power Index (CF-4) . . , Btuh/ft2 Telephone 36 Allowed Cooling Power Index , Btuh/ft2 37 Proposed HeaLng Power Index (CF-4) . . , Btuh/tl2 33 Allowed Heating Power Index , Btuh/ft2 Form Ravued Septembor 1986 Calif License Number Page.of Mandatory Measures Checklist Project Title MF-1 For Enforcement Agency Use Only Documentation Author/Firm Data Checked By Date Reference in Construction Documents Envelope Measures [ ] Certified insulation matenals per 2-5311 (a) Insulation installed to meet flame spread and smoke density requirements of 2-5311 (b) (i Urea formaldehyde foam insulation is installed per 2-5311(c) Retrofit insulation specified as per 2-5313 , Air infiltration is minimized by specification oftested manufactured doors and windows and proper sealing and weatherstnppmg as per 2-5317 Lighting System Measures n [i 3 Certified luminaires/ballasts per 2-5314(b) Independent control w/ enclosed areas per 2-5319(a). . Manual switching readily accessible per 2-5319(b) . . . Reduction of lighting load to at least one half per2-5319(c) Occupancy sensors or programmable timers meeting CEC criteria may substitute ti Separate switching of daylit areas per 2-5319(d). Separata switching of display and valance lighting in retail and wholesale stores per 2-5319(h) . . . Automatic control of display lighting in retailand wholesale stores per 2-5319(h) Tandem wmng of one- and three-lamp lummaires per 2-5319(1) Daylighting and Lumen MaintenanceControls (when applicable) [ ] Uniformly illumination reduction to one-halfper2-5319(e)1 _ Flicker free operation and no premature lamp failure per2-5319(e)2 Time delays to prevent undesirable cyclingper2-S319(e)3 Step switching devices with separation betweenon/off settings per 2-5319(e)4 , Reference in ConstructionDocuments Photocell sensors with a diffusing cover and no opaque cover per 2-5319(e)5 [ ] Manufacturer's instructions provided for installationand calibration per 2-5319(e)6 (1 Proper installation of controls including sensor location, certification of initial calibration and control of lummaires only within daylit area per 2-5319(8)8 [] Visible or audible malfunction alarms per 2-5319(g) . . Occupancy Sensing Devices (when applicable) [ 1 Flicker free operation and no premature lamp failure per 2-5319(s)2 [ 1 Time delays to prevent undesireable cycling per 2-5319(e)3 [ ] Visible or audible malfunction alarms per 2-5319(g). [] Limits on emissions per exceptions to 2-5319(e) . . , HVAC and Plumbing System Measures { ] Piping insulated as required by 2-5312 I I I Certified HVAC equipment per 2-5314(a) ^ Certified plumbing equipment per 2-5314(a) Heating and cooling equipment efficiency per 2-5314(b) . _ Pilotless ignibon of gas appliances per 2-5314{c). . . ._ Automatic controls for off-hours per 2-5315(a)1 _ Thermostat set point requirements per 2-5315(a) . . . ._ Sequential control of heating and cooling per 2-5315(a)3 ._ Automatic exhaust fan dampers per 2-5315(b) Thermostat controls for each zone per 2-5315(b) . . . .. Ventilation provided per 2-5316 and 2-5343 u Heaters for demesne hot water and/or pools per 2-5318 . Form Revised September 1986 "Only for nonresidential Page.of TITLE 24: DISABLED ACCESS REGULATIONS |NON-RESIDENTIAL CHECK LIST] AT EACH CIRCLED ITEM, NOTE THE PLAN SHEET THAT SHOWS THE CORRECTION. WALKS AND SIDEWALKS (SFC 2-3325) I. Walks and udewalki shall have a lonlinuout com- mon surface, not interrupted by steps or by abrupt changes in \e\c\ exceeding Vi inch, and shall be a minimum of 48 inches in width 2 Surfaces with a slope of less than 6 percent gradient shall be at least at slip resistant u that described as a medium salted finish 3. Surfaces with a slope of 6 percent gradient or greater shall be slip resistant. 4. Surface cross slopes shall not exceed U inch per foot. 5. Walks, sidewalk! and pedestrian ways shall be free of grating! whenever pouible. For grating! located in the surface of any of these areas, grid opening] in gratings shall be limited to V* inch in the direction of traffic flow 6. When the slope in the direction of travel of any walk exceed! 1 vertical to 20 horizontal u shall comply with the provision! for Pedestrian Ramps. 7. Abrupt changes in le\d along any accessible route shall not exceed Vt inch When change! in level do occur, they shall be beveled with a slope no greater than 1 2 except that level change! not exceeding 'A inch raav be vertical. When changes in levels greater than ¥i inch are necessary they shall comply with the requirement! for curb ramps. 8. Walks shall be provided with a le\el area not less than 60 inches by 60 inches at a door or gate that iwmgs toward the walk, and not less than 48 inches wide by 44 inches deep at a door or gate that swings away from the walk. Such walks shall extend 24 inches to the side of the strike edge of a door or gate that swing! toward the walk 9 All walks with continuous gradients shall have level areas at least 5 feet in length at intervals of at least every 400 feet. HAZARDS (SEC 2-3326) 1. Warning curbs. Abrupt changes in level, except between a walk or sidewalk and an adjacent street or dmeway, exceeding 4 inches in a vertical dimen- sion, such it at planters or fountains located in or adjacent to wa'Cs, sidewalks, or other pedestrian way!, shall be identified by curbs projecting at least 6 inches in height above the walk or sidewalk surface to warn the blind of a potential drop off When a guardrail or handrail is provided, no curb a required whin a guiderail is provided centered 3 inches (plus or minus one inch) above the surface of the walk or sidewalk, the walk is S percent or less gradient or no adjacent hazard exists. 2. Overhanging Obstructions. Any obstructions that overhangs a pedestrian s way shall be a minimum of SO inches above the walking surface as measured from the bottom of the obstruction. PARKING (SEC 2-7102) 1. The following table establishes the number of handi- capped parking spaces required Total Number of Parking Spates 1- 40 41 - 80 31 120 121-160 161 300 301 400 401 500 over 500 Number of Handicapped Parking Spaces Required 12 3 4 5 6 7 1 for each 200 additional spaces provided When less than 5 parking spaces are provided, one shall be 14 (ret wide and lined 10 provide a 9 Toot parking area and a i foot loading and unloading area 2. Physically handicapped parking spaces shall be lo- cated 11 nttf u practical to a prirrury entrance If onl> OIK space is provided, it shall bi 14 feet wide and lined to pruvidi a 9 foot parking area and a 5 fuot loading and unloading area When mure than one space is prmidc-d in lieu of providing a 14 foot wide space for <.ach parking spate iwo spaces can be provided within a 23 Toot wide area lined 10 provide a 9 fool parking area on each tide of a 5 fool loading and unloading area in the center The min- imum length of each pa/king space shall be I 8 feei 3. In each parking area a bumper or curb shall be pro- vided and located in prevent encroachment of cars over the required width of walkwrys Also, the space shall be so located that a handicapped person is not compelled to whirl or walk behind parked cars other than their own Pedestrian ways which are accessible to the physi- cally handicapped shall be provided from each such parking space to rcalted facilities, including curb cuts or ramps as needed Ramps shall not encroach into any parking space EXCEPTIONS 1 Ramps located at the front of physically handicapped parking spaces may encroach into the length of such spaces when such encroachment does not limit a handicapped person's capability to leave or enter their vehicle thus providing equivalent facilitation. 4. Surface slopes of parking spaces for the physically handicapped shall not exceed Vi inch per fool in any direction. 5. Entrances to and vertical clearances within parking structures shall have a minimum vertical clearance of 3 feet 2 inches where required for accessibility to handicapped parking spaces. 6. Handicap parking identification signs shall be provided as required by Section 2-7102(e) in the following locations •. On the pavement within each required park- ing spies b. Ac the entrance to the parking ANITARY FACILITIES (SEC 2-511) Where separate facilities are provided for non-handi- capped persons of eacn sex, separate faalitiei shall be provided for handicapped persons of each sex alto. Where unisex facilities are provided for non- handicapped persons, such unisex faalit.ei shall be / provided for the handicapped. 21 Where sanitary facilities are located on accessible / floors of a building, they shall be made accessible to _ the physically handicapped. 3J Passageways leading to sanitary facilities shall have a clear access width as specified in Chapter 33 All doorways leading to such sanitary facilities shall have: a) A clear unobstructed opening width of 32 inches. b) A level and clear area for a minimum depth of 60 inches in the direction of the door swing as measured at right angles to the plane of the li>or in its closed position, and 44 inches where .he door swings away from the level and clear area. Multiple accommodation toilet facilities shall havethe following a) A clear space measured from the floor to a height of 27 inches above the floor, within the sanitary facility room, of sufficient size to inscribe a circle with a diameter not less than 60 inches, or a clear space 56 inches by 63 inches in size Doors other than the door to the handicapped toilet compartment in any position may encroach into this space by not more than 12 inches b) A water closet fixture located in a compartment shall provide a 23 inch wide clear space from a fixture or a 32 inch wide clear space from a wall at one side of the water closet and a 43 inch long clear space in front of the water closet if the compartment has an end opening door (faang the water closet) A 60 men minimum length clear space shall be provided in a compartment with the door located at the side Crab ban shall not project more than 3 inches into the clearspace! as specified above c) A water closet compartment shall be equipped with a door that has an automatic closing device, and shall have a clear unobstructed opening width of 32 inches when located at the end and 34 inches when located at the side with the door positioned at an angle of 90 degrees from its closed position Except for door opening widths and door swings, a clear unobttructed acceu not less than 44 inches shall be provided to water closet compartment! designed for me by the handicapped and the space immediately in front 102385 7 I of a water doiet compartment shall be not leu that 48 inches at measured at right angles to com- partment door in its doted position, ( J. ) Slncjle acconvxxfation toilat facilities shall >—Xheve the fallovinq there shall be sufficient space in the toilet roen for a vnealchair meas- uring 30 inches vide by *a inches lonej to enter the rocn and permit the door to eloaa. The vater closet shall be located in a space vhich provides a 28 inch »ide clear space froia a fix- ture or a J2 inch vide clear space~r7on a vail at one side of the vater cloaet and 43 inchaa of clear space in front of the vater eloaet./In an existing building a single accommodation toilet facility may have the water closet fixture located in a compartment which provides a dear space of not less than 36 inches wide by 48 inchei long in front of the water closet. Grab bars located on each side, or one side of the back of the physically handicapped toilet stall or compartment shall be securely attached 33 inchei above and parallel to the floor. Crab ban at the side shall be at least 42 inches long with the front end positioned 24 inches in front of the water closet stool and grab bars at the back shall be not less than 36 inches long The diameter or width of the gripping surfaces of a grab bar shall be 1% inch to lYt inch or the shape shall provide an equivalent gripping surface If grab bars are mounted adjacent to a wall, the space be- tween the wall and the grab bars shall be 1H inches. A dear floor space 30 inches by 48 inchei shall be provided in front of a lavatory to allow a forward approach. Such dear floor space shall adjoin or overlap an accesible route and shall extend into knee and toe space underneath the lavatory Where urinals are provided, at least one shall have a clear floor space 30 inches by 48 inches in front of the urinal to allow forward approach. Where facilities! for batnincj are provided for the public, clients or employees, including showers, bathtubs or lockers, at least one such facility shall comply *ith the handi- cap access standards in Section 2-511(a)9. 1/4 inch thick identification symbols shall be provided on doors to sanitary facilities. A 12 incn triangle for nan and 12 inch dia- awter circle for varan is required. f f WATER CLOS ETS (SEC. 5 -15 0 2 ) !< The height of accessible water closets shall be a min- imum of 17 inches and a maximum of 19 inchei measured to the top of the toilet seat. Flush controls shall be operable by an oscillating handle with a maximum operating force of 3 Ib or by a remote low voltage button. The handle or button shall be located so they are operable without requiring excessive body movement, URINALS (SEC 5-1503) 1. Where unnali are provided at least one elongated rtm at a maximum of 1 7 inches above the floor is required 2. Flush controls shall be hand operated, and shall be mounted no more than 44 inches above the floor LAVATORIES (SEC. 5-1504) 1. Lavatories shall be mounted with a clearance of at least 29 inches from the floor to the bottom of the apron with knee dearance under the front lip ex- tending a minimum of 30 inches in width with 8 inches minimum depth at the top Toe dearance shall be the same width and shall be a minimum of 17 inches deep from the front of the lavatory 2. Hot water and drain pipes under lavatories shall be insulated or otherwise covered There shall be no sharp or abrasive surfaces under lavatories 3. Faucet controls and operating mechanisms shall be operable with one hand and shall not require tight grasping, pinching or twisting of the wmt The force required tn activate controls shall be no greater than 5 Ib Lever operated, push typr and electronically controlled mechanisms are examples of acceptable designs Self doting valves are allowed if the faucet rcmaiti open for at least 10 vecondt PACE 2 / DRINWNG FOUNTAINS (SEC 5-1507, 2-511) 1. The tlrinking fountain shall be a minimum of IS mchci in depth and there shall be clear uid unob- structed spaces under the drinking fountain not less than 27 inches in height and 18 inches in depth, the depth measurements being taken from the front edge of the fountain A ude approach dnnkmg fountain ii not acceptable 2. The bubbler thall be activated by a control which it easily operated by a handicapped person such u a hand operated lever type control located wuhin 6 inchei of the front of the fountain a push bar control along the front of the drinking fountain, etc. The bubbler outlet orifice shall be located within 6 inchei of the front of the dnnkmg fountain and shall be within 36 inchei of the floor The water stream from the bubbler shall be substantially parallel to the front edge of the drinking fountain 3 Where water fountains are provided, they shall be located completely within alcotes, or otherwue positioned so ai not to encroach into pedestrian ways C I.JDOORS It HARDWARE (SEC 2-3301. 3304 ) — I, All primary entrances to buildings shall be made / accessible to the handicapped. 2l Hand activated door opening hardware shall be / centered between 30 inches and 44 inches above the floor Latching and locking doors that are hand acti- vated and which are in a path of travel, shall be oper- able with a single effort by lever type hardware, by panic bars, push-pull activating bars, or other hard- ware designed to provide passage without requiring the ability to grasp the opening hardware. Locked exit doors shall operate as above in egress direction. Doors to individual hotel or motel units shall oper- ate similarly, except that when boll and unlatching operation is key operated from corridor or exterior side of unit door, large bow keys (2 inch) full bow or I'A inch (half bow) shall be provided in lieu of lever type hardware on the corridor side. Separate dead lock activation on room side of corridor doort in hotels or motels shall have lever handle or large thumb turn in an easily reached location. f Width and Heights. 1 Every required exit doorway shall be of a size as to permit the installation of a door not leu than 3 feet in width and not Ie» than 6 feel, 3 inches in heignt. When installed in exit doorways, exit doors shall be capable of opening at least 90 degrees and shall be so mounted that the clear width of the exitway is not less than 32 inches. For hinged doors, the opening width shall be mea- sured with the door positioned at an angle of 90 degrees from its closed position At least one of a pair of doors shall meet this opening width require- ment Revolving doors shall not be used at a required entrance for the physically handicapped. Maximum effort to operate doors shall not exceed 8.5 pounds for exterior doors and 5 pounds for interior doors, such pull or push effort being applied at right angles to hinged doors and at the center plane of sliding or folding doors. Compensating devices or automatic door operators may be utilized to meet the above standards. When fire doors are required, the maximum effort to operate the door may be increased not to exceed 15 pounds. 6/ Construction. The bottom 10 inches of all doon except automatic and sliding shall have a smooth uninterrupted surface to allow the door to be opened by a wheelchair footrest without creating a trap or hazardous condition Where narrow frame doors are used, a 10 inch high smooth panel shall be installed on the push side of the door, which will allow the door to be opened by a wheelchair footrest : without creating a trap or hazardous condition Thresholds shall not exceed rt inch in height. Where turnstiles are used a door or gate that 11 accessible to the handicapped ihall be provided wuhin 30 fret. • There shall be • level eleer are* on each side at an emt or psaaeoe door. Provide 60 inches clear in the direction of the door svinq and 44 incnvi on th« ude opposite the door svimj direction, neaaurementa are to b« at right anqlea to tn* cloaed door. 102385 / i PACE 3 10.) The width of the required level area on the side into wnich the door swings shall extend 24 inches past the strike edge for exterior doors and 18 inches past the strike edge for interior doors. /\\ The space between two consecutive door openings in a vestibule serving other than a required exit stairway shall provide a minimum of 48 inches of clear space from any door opening into the vestibule when the door is open 90°. Doors into a vestibule shall swing in the same direc- tion or they both shall swing away from the vestibule. COSHICORS AM) EXIT BALCONIES ( SEC. 2-3305) 1. Corridors that exceed 200 feet in length shall. a. Have a minimum clear width of 60 inches, b. Have at a central location, a 60 inch x 60 inch minimum wheelchair turning/passing space, or c. Have at a central location, an intervening cross corridor (minimum 44"), or d. Have at a central location, an openable door which provides complying access to an area adjacent to the corridor. STAIRWAYS (SEC. 2-3306) 1. Handrails shall extend a minimum of 12 inches beyond the top nosing and 12 inches plus the tread width beyond the bottom nosing. 2. The handgrip portion of handrails snail be not less than 1-1/4 inches nor more than 2 inches in cross-sectional dimension or the shape shall provide an equivalent gripping surface and shall have a smooth surface with no share corners. 3. The upper approach and the lower tread of each interior stair and every tread of exterior stairs shall be narked by a strip of clearly con- trasting color, at least 2 Inches wtda, placed parallel to, and not more than 1 inch from the nose of the step or landing to alert the visually impaired. (Applies to stairs with 2 or more risen) 4. Open stairways are not permitted. Risers shall be sufficiently solid to prevent th« passage of objects larger than 1/4 inch. 5. Tread surfaces shall be slip-resistant and shall have smooth, rounded or chamfered exposed edges. The lover front edge shall be beveled or rounded. o. Nosing shall not project more than 1-1/2 inch pest the face of the riser below. RAMPS (SEC. 2-3307) 1. The slope of a ramp shall not exceed 1 in 12. 2. The top landings on a ramp must be at least 60 inches in depth 5. If a door swings onto a top landing the landing depth shall be not less than 42 inches plus (he width of the door. 4. The top landing shall have a width not less than its depth. 3. The top landing shall extend not less than 24 inches beyond the sinke ade of the door at extenor rampt and 18 inches at interior ramps. 6. The bottom landing shall be not lesi than 72 inches deep 7. Intermediate landings shall be provided at turns and whenever the change in level exceeds 30 inches. 8. Intermediate landings on straight ramps shall have a depth of not less than i'O" Intermediate landings on ramps that turn greater than 30 degrees shall be not less than S feet in depth 9. Ramps shall be not less than 4 feet wide. 10. Rampt serving a primary entrance for an occupant load of 300 or more shall be not less than 5 feet wide 11. Handrails shall be placed on each side of each ramp and shall extend 12 inches beyond the top and bottom of the ramp 12. Surfaces of rampi thall be slip reiuunt. f ELEVATORS (SEC. 2-5103) 1. At laaat on* ilnator shell hav* • »inl»u» In- aid* car platfom of & fnt 8 incrwa wio* by 4 feet 3 inches deep with a minimum clear opening width of 42 inches in buildings more than three stories in height and in all buildings vn«re elevators are required. 2. Passenger elevators in buildings other than those required in No. 1 above and serving an occupant load of mare than SO shall have a minimum inaida car platform of 5 feet 8 inches wide by 4 feet 3 inches deep. Doors shall be 3 feet clear side slide-type. 3. Passenger elevators in buildings other than those required in No. 1 above and serving an occupant load of less than 50 shall have a minimum inside car platform of 4 feet & inches wide by 4 feet & inches deep. The door opening shall be at least 2 feet 8 inches clear width 4. All passenger elevators shall have handrail lo- cated 2 feet & inches to 2 feet 10 inches above the car platform 5. Elevator car operation buttons need to be with- in reach of wheelchair users and of a type that blind or partially sighted persons can identify as required by Section 2-5103(m) S. Wheelchair lifts shall comply with Sec.2-5106 REFUGE AREAS (SEC. 2-3303 )(f!R£ MARSHAL REGULATED OCCUPANCIES) 1. Every multi-story building where access is pro- vided for the physically handicapped shall have designated (signed) rooms or areas on each floor to provide safe refuge for the handicapped. Refuge areas are not required on stories opening to grade or with ramps to grade or in stories used only as service basements or only for park- ing. TELEPHONES (SEC. 2-511) 1. General. If public telephones are provided, they shall comply with Section 2-511 (d) ELECTRICAL 1. Electrical receptacles (1), 20 and 30 amps) shell be at least 12 inches above the floor. Section 3-210-50 (e) 2. Switches and controls for lights, appliances, cooling, heating and ventilating equipment shall be not less than 3 feet nor more tnan 4 feet above the floor. Section 3-380-9 ( C ) 3. Fire alarm initiating devices shall be 48 inches above the floor, ground or sidewalk. Section 3-760-3.1 SPECIFIC OCCUPANCY REQUIRE«NTS Chapters 2-6 througn 2-14 have specific occupancy requirements for access in addition to the general requirements listed aoove. Provide Totes and de- tails to comply with 102385 Datei Jurisdiction Prepared byt VALUATION AND PLAN CHECK FEE Q Bldg. Dept, a Esgil PLAN CHECK NO. g»7-Mc?3 BUILDING ADDRESS 3^~7n fcx-4,- d«-\ /\)naf,\ APPLICANT/CONTACT G> 'Sxr.yfl p'HONE NO. y<.-^ - / g BUILDING OCCUPANCY fe-P TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION V -sJ -,r r CONTRACTOR PHONE DESIGNER PHONE BUILDING PORTION TC.WJ •<']'T HrVvv.pr^'J^.rr r '/IT ^^F f i ^L UJ/a r<^ W^'.j '-^._ i Air Conditioninff Commercial Residential Res. or Comm. Fire Sprinklers Total Value BUILDING AREA ; ~l I3> \^^~1 VALUATION MULTIPLIER 8 § 8 VALUE ^ 57. 1 I^X 3 c --• .' • / Fee Adjusted To Reflect D Energy Regulations (Fee x 1.1) QHandicapped Regulations (Fee x 1.065) Building Permit Fee $_ Plan Check Fee $ C 0 H ME N TS-^- n--r a 8/4/82 Oi ro Q \i \ 00 T3 <U 0) (1) <L)4->roO >> 00 T><uS 0) >0) Qi Reviewed By DateENGINEERI Date 8~ZI-P>7 Plan Check No. <8vf~40S Project Address "207^ CoRT£ ££LJVd6& Project Name ~T"I_ Field Check Date By LEGAL REQUIREMENTS Site Plan LEGEND Item Complete Item Incomplete Your Action - Needs 1,2,3 Number in circle indicates plancheck number that deficiency was identified n n n n n n n n 1. Provide a fully dimensioned site plan drawn to scale. Show North arrow, property lines, easements, existing and proposed structures, streets, existing street improvements, right-of-way width and dimensioned setbacks. 2. Show on Site Plan Finish floor elevations, elevations of finish grade adjacent to building, existing topographical lines, existing and proposed slopes, driveway and percent (%) grade and drainage patterns. 3. Provide legal description of property. 4. Provide assessor's parcel number. "Dan ft n n "ft n n ^ D a ^b n a ^h n a "ft n n ^ft a a D a PERMITS REQUIRED Grading 5 Grading permit required. (Separate submittal to Engineering Department required for Grading Permit). Grading plans in plan check PE . 1. Need the following completed prior to building permit issuance A. Grading plans signed. B. Grading permit issued. C. Grading completed. D. Certification letter and compaction reports submitted. E. Grading inspected and permit signed off by City Inspector. 8. Right-of-Way Permit required for work in public right-of-way (e.g., driveway approach, sidewalk, connection to water mam, etc). 9. Industrial Waste Permit application required. To be filled out completely and returned to Development Processing. FEES REQUIRED 10. Park-m-Lieu fees required. Quadrant , Fee Per Unit 11. Traffic impact fee required. Fee Per Unit ' , Total Fe 12. Bridge and Thoroughfare fee Fee Per Unit " Total Fee 13. Public facilities fee required. 14. Facilities management fee required. Fee -?LO a15. Additional EDU's required Sewer connection fee Total Fee ^Ax- Sewer prmit no. 16. Sewer lateral required / REMARKS TlF 7/3P - t / 1 A ~ - ~ O.K. to issi _Date If you have any questions about any of the above items identified on this plan check, please call the Development Processing Department at 438-1161. (D Q CO •o g V <uat V tuQ CO TJ(U3 Si 0)ct ^1 -t roQ CO -Q O)5 Si 0)a: =«*:=**: u ua. a. ro =«= uQ. n a a nan ana ana an a PLANNING CHECKLIST Plan Check No. 67-Address 2o7^ CofiTt Type of Project and Use ( 2i Zone ~PM Setback Front School District Use Allowed7 YES Side /^/>^ Rear N0 Discretionary Action Required Environmental Required Landscape Plan Required Comments San Dieguito Carlsbad )y YES YES YES Encmitas San Marcos NO N0 ^NO Type Coastal Permit Required Additional Comments YES NO OK TO ISSU DATE COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION FORM FOR INDUSTRIAL WASTE DISCHARGE PERMIT CITY OF CARLSBAD APPLICATION: NEW (CHECK ONE) REVISED BUILDING P.C. NO.: APPLICATION NO.: INDUSTRIAL CLASS; 3j Signature of City Representative APPLICATION FOR INDUSTRIAL WASTE DISCHARGE PERHIT A .GENERAL : APPLICANT J>C ADDRESS ; TYPE OF BUSINESS; APPLICANT'S ADDRESS ;Dt( B. WASTES AND PROCESSING: (Check where applicable) Industrial Waste Discharged to Sewer Domestic Waste Only Industrial Waste NOT Discharged to Sewer GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF WASTE (Chemical and Physical Characteristics of proposed waste): _ GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF PROCESS (If Applicable): C. WASTES TO-fiE DISCHARGED TO SEWER: WASTE: TREATED: (Check One) UNTREATED; APPLICANT OR REPRESENTATIVE OF FIRM; ) TITLE: SIGNATURE;- QUANTITY: AVERAGE (Daily) MAXIMUM GPO GPD (Gallons Per Day; L LU ~ C Print) DATE: I!$X.e»ado^8a a.8go§i5g!8Sgo||585SgOiu ?a Q. CD 5 OO ^k ***^ 3«BE usi ou