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New Construction
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Alteration
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Addition
❑ NEW SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENCE
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NEW DUPLEX
❑ NEW MANUFACTURED HOME
❑ NEW GARAGE/CARPORT
❑ RESIDENTIAL REBUILD
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RESIDENTIAL ADDITION
❑ RESIDENTIAL REPAIR
❑ NEW ACCESSORY BUILDING
DEMOLITION sf Interior
❑ sf Exteriors' sf Foundation Wall'* sf Roof/Section•'
Separate demolition permit and fees required.
Contact Public Works for sewer cap permit (473-5270). Sewer must be capped prior to demolition permit issuance.
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IS THIS PROPERTY WITHIN 200 FEET OF A SHORELINE? YES aa5J NO ❑
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Square Footage: Building: 1st Floor Basement- Garage:
2nd Floor Other Deck(s):
1st Floor
Valuation
,Ian Review Fee
Permit Fee
Surcharge
Total Fees
Application for which
no permit
i issued within 180
days following
the date of
application shall expire
by limitation,
and plans and other data
submitted for review
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fter be returned
to the applicant or
destroyed
by the building official.
The building
official may extend the time
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r action by the applica�6r a period not exceeding 180 days on request by the applicant, showing that circumstances beyond the control of
th p 'ant ha re"vented action f b ing taken. No applicant shall be extended more than once. In order to renew action on an
apply ation• r Pxpiratio e spy scant all resubmit plans and pay a new plan review fee.
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line sets run on the exterior of the building they shall have a rigid line hide weatherproof
covering.
£ Leak Testing, Evacuation and Charging — Factory as well as field -fabricated joints
shall be checked, and any leaks found shall be repaired. Evacuation and charging shall
be done in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions and recommendations.
12.6.6 Condensate System
a. Condensate Drain —Line shall slope downhill to allow for gravity flow of condensate to
terminate outside of the building.
b. Piping Material — Condensate drain piping shall meet IMC and should be copper, plastic
or other corrosion -resistant material.
c. Drains —Condensate drain lines shall run to an open drain or location outside of the
building foundation. Condensate shall not drain onto areas where ice formation may
create a hazard (walkways etc.). Under no circumstances may condensate be drained into
a crawl space or direct connected into a sewer line.
d. Condensate Pump — Condensate pumps are not recommended unless there is no other
alternative. If a condensation pump must be installed, follow the manufacturer's
installation requirements.12.6.7 Indoor Thermostats
12.6.8 Existing Equipment
a. Wireless Remote Control — A wireless remote control is standard equipment for
adjusting the indoor comfort. Wireless remote controls are to be provided to the building
owner.12.6.4 Damages
a. The LA will be held responsible for any and all damages created during the performance
of the work.
b. All debris resulting from the work will be removed and legally disposed of with every
effort made toward recycling waste materia1.12.6.10 Disclaimer
If a conflict between the Section 12.6 guidance document and the local building department's
equipment installation requirements, the local building official's requirements take
precedence. This document is only to be used as a general guide for providing quality
products and installation. For complete information regarding installation requirements,
features, benefits, operation, and maintenance, review the manufacturer's installation manual
of the product being installed.
Price: $3500.00
8. REPLACE ELECTRICAL PANEL
(CDBG)
Condition: Current panelZynsco and potential fire hazard.
Recommended Action: Replace existing panel to code, price
includes permit,
indoor and outdoor units) using a torque wrench tightened to manufacturer's
specifications.
£ Refrigerant Charge — Technician shall follow manufacturer's guidelines when charging
a new system and make any needed adjustments for non-standard line set lengths using a
programmable refrigerant charging scale.
g. Electric Wiring — When attached to the exterior walls shall be in conduit to protect them
from contact and exposure. All field wiring, line and low voltage, shall comply with the
manufacturer's recommendations, the National Electrical Code and all applicable local
codes and ordinances. All interior wiring is to run along walls where possible and along
the edge of the ceiling where it is necessary to run on the ceiling.
h. Filters — Indoor unit shall come with air filters installed from the factory.
i. Ductless — The heat pump will be fully ductless. Units using any type of field installed
duct system are NOT eligible.
12.6.4 Noise and Vibration Abatement
a. Outdoor units should be located to avoid transmission of objectionable noise to adjacent
properties, sleeping areas or other areas where noise control is critical. Outdoor units
shall comply with all state and local noise control ordinances. The LA shall be
responsible for any modifications necessary to reduce noise. Unit base shall not be
connected to the foundation.
12.6.5 Refrigerant Piping
This section applies to the copper refrigerant line sets
a. Materials — Field -supplied refrigerant piping shall be clean, dehydrated, sealed and
seamless copper tubing or the manufacturer's pre -charged tubing. Fittings shall be
wrought copper. Field supplied tubing shall be evacuated to 500 microns and purged and
pressure tested as per manufacturer's recommendation, soft solders shall not be
permitted.
b. Sizing — To maintain oil return to the compressor and avoid inefficiency and capacity
loss, refrigeration piping or refrigeration line set shall be sized and installed in
accordance with the manufacturer's instructions and recommendations. Piping between
the two sections of split units shall not exceed the manufacturer's maximum
recommended length, horizontally or vertically, and shall be run parallel to building lines
and in a straight and workmanlike manner to prevent oil traps.
c. Support — Refrigerant piping shall be properly supported in accordance with
manufacturer's specifications, AM and IMC (International Mechanical Code).
d. Penetrations —Refrigerant piping passing through openings in the unit cabinet or the
building structure shall be installed to prevent wear or sound generatio"A e to contact
with the cabinet or building structure. All penetrations in the envelope of the building
shall be properly sealed with an insulative sealant.
e. Insulation —Refrigerant lines shall be insulated with a minimum of/2" thick continuous
closed -cell foam rubber. Insulation must cover entire line set length. Where refrigeration
cooling, defrost). All this information shall be provided in the owner's manual given to
the building owner. The LA shall instruct the building owner how to operate the DHP in
coordination with the existing zonal systems in the home. Instructions shall include
adjusting other zonal thermostats so the DHP is the primary heating system.
d. Safe Work Practices —This or will usually not disturb lead based paint nor asbestos.
All work that may disturb lead based paint must be performed in accordance with federal
and state regulations, including the use of Lead Safe Weatherization practices (LSW) and
in compliance with the EPA's Renovation, Repair, and Painting Rule (RRP). The LA
must document crew certification for compliance with LSW and RRP. In addition, the
LA must keep abreast of changes in federal or state requirements regarding lead based
paint and comply accordingly. Failure to utilize LSW/RRP, where required, may lead to
immediate work stoppage, clearance testing, relocation of occupants, clean-up and/or
legal claims. The LA is responsible for costs of activities that arise from a failure to
follow the lead safe protocol.
12.6.3 New Equipment Installation
Pursue compliance with federal, state, and local building and environmental codes for the
installation of this product. Follow manufacturer's installation instructions and
specifications. The following specifications are not intended to replace manufacturer's
specifications.
a. Permits —The LA shall be responsible for all permits required by State and local
ordinances for the installation of the he pump system. The LA shall provide the
building owner and the Local Agency with copies of all permits related to the work.
b. Access — Equipment shall be located to allow easy service access and adequate working
space for servicing any component without removal of piping or other permanently
installed fixtures. Components that require frequent attention, such as filters, shall be
located in easily accessible areas. Installations located in attics or crawispaces are not
allowed.
c. Location of Indoor Unit —Indoor unit shall be located in the main living area, located
for best air circulation. Unit shall be installed level and located high on the wall.
d. Location and Support of Outdoor Units — Outdoor units shall be located to avoid
restrictions in the outdoor airstream. Defrost melt shall not drain onto areas where ice
formation may create a hazard (walkways etc.). Outdoor units must be installed level.
Outdoor units will be installed with either of the following methods:
1. Units may be anchored to risers which are secured with an adhesive and mechanical
connection to an adequate, solid pad which provides proper drainage and prevents a
buildup of water, snow or ice. A minimum clearance shall be provided as per
manufacturer's instructions and recommendations. In any installation there shall a
minimum of 3" of free and clear area under the outdoor coil drainage area.
2. Units may be mounted on the building exterior wall, secured and supported according
to the manufacturer's instructions following noise and vibration abatement
requirements.
e. Refrigerant Tubing — Factory tubing flares and fittings are NOT to be reused. Create
new flares using appropriate R410a flaring tool and measurement gauge. Apply
refrigerant oil to the end of each flare. Connect tubing with R410a nuts (supplied with
company listed in the Air Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI)
Unitary Directory. The Weatherization Program promotes sustainability. The Local
Agencies (LA) performing this work are encouraged to utilize "green" materials and
products wherever possible and make every effort to recycle waste material.
b. Ratings —Heat pump equipment shall meet the performance, safety, and rating
requirements as given in the latest revision of AHRI Standard 240. Units shall be listed
by Underwriters' Laboratories or equivalent and shall display the AMU symbol of
certification. The DHP equipment shall be listed by model number on the most current
Bonneville Power Administration's Qualified Products List. Last accessed from
http://www.bpa.gov/ResHVAC/ on March 19, 2013. The heat pump equipment shall be
rated with an HSPF of 10.0 or greater.
c. Heat Pump Sizing —The heat pump system shall be a single head unit with a minimum
size of one ton heating capacity (12,000 BTUs at 47 degrees Fahrenheit OD temperature).
If the system provides adequate heat at the winter design temperature, a separate back-up
system is not required. Otherwise, the system shall be designed to include zonal electric
resistance heat (either in unit or as separate zone heaters) up to the total capacity required
by the house. Sizing of the DHP shall take into consideration the planned thermal
improvements to the building through the weatherization program.
d. Warranty —Heat pump equipment shall be warranted by the manufacturer against
defects in material and workmanship for a minimum of two years from the date of start-
up of the equipment. In addition, the compressor shall be warranted by the manufacturer
against defects in material and workmanship for a minimum of five years from the date
of start-up. This warranty should not be considered to cover equipment failure caused by
failure to perform normal maintenance, abuse or external causes beyond the control of the
LA. A Statement of Warranty must accompany your invoice and must be provided to the
building owner.
12.6.2 Local Agency Requirements
a. Training —The LA shall be responsible for the technical competence and qualifications
of his or her salespeople, installers, and service technicians. Technicians must attend the
Northwest Ductless Program orientation and be listed on the Northwest Ductless website.
At least one technician working on the job site must have received certified installation
training from the manufacturer of the installed DHP equipment and be certified as a Type
II technician as required by 40 CFR Part 82, Subpart F.
b. Electrical -All electrical connections and repairs are to be performed by individuals
who, working for a licensed electrical contractor, have received appropriate electrician
certifications from the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries (L&I).
Electrical repairs are to be conducted under the supervision of an electrical administrator.
L&I provides both electrician and administrator certifications for various levels of
electrical work. The LA is responsible for obtaining required certifications and licensing
for self -performance of electrical repairs or for subcontracting electrical repairs to a
properly licensed electrical contractor.
c. Owner Instruction —The LA shall instruct the building owner in proper operation and
maintenance of the DHP system. The LA shall provide the building owner with the
manufacturer's owner's manual, demonstrate filter replacement/cleaning and demonstrate
the operation of indoor thermostat controls and indicator lights. The LA shall explain to
the building owner the different operating modes of the heat pump system (e.g. heating,
5. INSTALL BATH FAN (H & S)
Condition: Bath fan pulling 10 cfm and is dumping into attic.
Recommended Action: Install 80 cfm Panasonic in bath model FV-
08vks3-Continous, vented out with rigid pipe with new dampened
vent cap. Insulate pipe Min. r-11 un-faced fiberglass tied off with
twine. When ducting through the roof connected to a collar of the
termination cap. Collar shall pass through the roof sheathing.
Mechanically fastened at each joint using a minimum of 2 screws, and
taped using aluminum butyl tape, to the fan outlet and to the collar of
termination cap Read Commerce Specification below.
10.5.4 Bathroom fan exhaust ducting shall be:
a. Metal, 30 gauge, minimum thickness (galvanized metal, aluminum, copper, or stainless steel)
or PVC, schedule 40, minimum thickness.
Exceptions:
1. Where rigid vent pipe is impracticable, aluminum flex duct may be used for runs no longer
than 2 feet from fan to vent cap.
2. Mylar flex or rigid aluminum flex duct may be used if the duct diameter is increased an
additional 50% from the fan outlet diameter. In no installation shall the flex duct be allowed to
loop. If running flex duct across varying heights (such as ceiling joists), the flex duct shall be
stretched and secured to a splint to avoid sagging and the collection of condensation.
b. Insulated to minimum R4 (R-I I with unfaced fiberglass insulation) if duct is more than 6 feet
in length, and passes through unconditioned space.
c. Air tight and ducted to the outside (preferably through a vertical surface, rather than through
the roof).
d. If ducting through the roof, connected to a collar of the termination cap. Collar shall pass
through the roof sheathing.
e. Mechanically fastened at each joint using a minimum of 2 screws, and taped using aluminum
butyl tape, to the fan outlet and to the collar of termination cap.
£ Termination cap shall have at least the equivalent net free area of the fan outlet.
g. Supported where duct runs horizontally using nylon, plastic or metal strapping with a minimum
width of inch. Support strapping or hangers shall not compress the insulation. Support
strapping or hangers shall be installed within 1 foot of a joint or connection and a minimum of
every 4 feet thereafter, or per manufacturer's recommendation.
Price:$600.00
6. DUCT OUT DRYER (H & S)
Condition: Dryer duct has loop in crawl for water to collect.
Recommended Action: Install new rigid metal under home, vent out
rim joist with new dampened cap. Make sure not to use screws and
slant ducting downward towards termination point. Tie up at elbow
and every four feet thereafter, foil tape joints. Read Commerce
Specification below.
Dryer vent ducts in unconditioned spaces
Dryer vent ducts in attics, crawlspaces, basements, or cellars shall conform to the following:
a. Extend directly to the outside of the structure.
b. Have a smooth interior finish.
c. Vent shall terminate in a non -screened vent cap with a damper.
d. Not exceed 25 feet in length from dryer location to outlet terminal. The maximum length shall
be reduced two and one-half (2.5) feet for every 45 degree elbow and five (5) feet for each 90
degree elbow.
e. Extension material in excess of six (6) feet must be metal with a non -ribbed interior and must
be mounted in such fashion that no traps or reversing horizontal runs are present. Horizontal runs
shall be sloped toward the vent discharge. Discharge will not place moisture on building materials
or walkways.
£ Screws shall not be used to connect dryer ducting.
g. Have no more than three (3), 90-degree elbows present.
h. Be supported using nylon, plastic, or metal strapping with a minimum width of inch. Support
trappingogers shall be installed within one (1) foot of a joint or connection and a maximum
of every four (4) feet thereafter.
Price: $150.00
7. INSTALL DUCTLESS HEAT PUMP
Condition: Electric baseboard heat.
(PSE)
Recommended Action: Install new Ductless Mini -split Heat Pump
minimum size of one ton heating capacity. Fujitsu 15 rlsz 21.5 SEER,
12 HSPF.. Read Commerce Specification below.
12.6.1 New Equipment Requirements
a. Materials —Equipment shall be a split system Ductless Heat Pump (DHP) with
an inverter -driven, variable speed compressor, a variable speed outdoor fan, and amulti-
speed or variable speed indoor blower unit. Equipment shall be manufactured by a
4. INSULATE WATER HEATER LINES (Materials)
Condition: Lines off of water heater are not wrapped.
Recommended Action: Wrap water heater lines to min. R-4 using
closed cell foam. Read Commerce Specification below.
15.1 Pipe insulation R-value
Water pipe insulation installed by the Local Agency shall have a minimum effective insulation value
of R-3 (R-4 requirement per KCR).
15.2 Installation standard for foam pipe insulation
Insulation shall be installed to these standards:
a. Insulation with a lengthwise slit shall be positioned on horizontal pipe so that the slit is on the
bottom side of the pipe.
b. Insulation shall be sized to fit and firmly secured to the pipe. Products that are glued shall use the
manufacturer's recommended adhesive and all slits in the material shall be sealed.
c. Products that are not glued shall be held in place with elasticized tape, wire, or plastic ties.
d. Elasticized tape shall be applied every nine (9) inches on center, and around each joint between
separate pieces of material.
e. If ties are used, they must be made of either galvanized wire or non -slipping plastic.
£ The ties shall be spaced at one inch from each end of the material and thereafter every nine (9)
inches on center.
g. Other techniques for attaching pipe insulation maybe acceptable if approved in writing by
Commerce.
h. Insulation material shall be cut and folded, or otherwise molded, to completely cover all elbows or
curved pipe without compressing the insulation or allowing gaps to occur in the insulation.
15.3 Installation standard for fiberglass
If fiberglass batts are used, then the batts shall be at least R-7 when flat. After installation a minimum
of R-4 shall be present on any water pipes, The insulation shall be permanently attached to the pipe
with wire, cable ties, twine, strapping tape, or by other approved methods. Waste or drain pipes are
excluded from this insulation requirement.
Price: $68.00
Each agency will establish a cost-effectiveness guideline. This guideline will reflect the cost to
achieve a 100CFM50 reduction as a result of air sealing. Air sealing shall continue until the additional
costs of air sealing cannot be justified in terms of the energy savings it will produce. A savings to
investment ratio (SIR) of one or greater shall be used when determining the cost-effectiveness of air
sealing. Documentation of the air sealing time and efforts must be present in the client file. After all
air sealing in an attic/ceiling addressing health, safety and durability issues is complete, then air sealing
should continue until it is determined that further work is not cost effective. Reference materials for
establishing a cost effectiveness guideline can be found in Residential Energy by John Krigger,
Appendix A42, Air Sealing Economic Limits,
5.0.4 Use of pressure diagnostics and blower door
The Local Agency shall perform a pre and post retrofit blower door test on all homes. Blower -door
guided air sealing shall be used to assist in determining appropriate air sealing measures. Pre and post
blower door test results (CFM50) shall be recorded in the client file.
5.0.5 Target air -leakage reductions
The Local Agency shall air seal homes to 100% of the calculated Building Airflow Standard (BAS),
See Exhibit 5.S4, Buildinz Airflow Standard (BAS). If this target cannot be reached the Local
Agency shall document the reason in the client file.
5.1 Preferred installation method
The preferred method for installing air -sealing materials is from the attic side, not living space side, of
ceilings and attics, from the inside surface of walls, and from the underside of floors.
5.1.1 Dirt and debris removal
All loose dirt and debris or other materials that might prevent the adherence of the air -sealing materials
to the surface shall be removed prior to installation.
5.1.2 Depth of sealant
Sealant shall be installed following the manufacturer's recommendations.
5.1.3 Filler materials
Filler materials that will adequately support the sealant, such as polyurethane foam, backer rod or other
suitable materials will be installed in cracks deeper than 1/2 inch to a depth of 3/8 inch below adjacent
surfaces to support the sealant when necessary.
Price: $250.00
Exception: Smaller access is allowable when dictated by existing framing.
8.4.1 Exterior access
Exterior access to the crawlspace shall have a cover or door that fills the opening, is tight fitting, and
can be securely attached using hand -operable mechanical fasteners. Hand tightening fasteners,
butterfly clips, or screws are acceptable. Nails shall not be used to secure access covers to framing.
Cover and framing material exposed to weather, or in contact with soil or concrete, shall be pressure
treated or cedar. Other types of wood may be used if they are primed and painted with exterior grade
paint. Nails, screws, fasteners or other hardware used shall be made of galvanized metal, stainless
steel, or similar corrosion resistant material.
Recottttnettdntiott: Cover crawlspace access wells with a shed roof type cover where bulk moisture is
an issue. Construct the cover to conform to well dimensions. Include appropriate roofing material,
prime or paint, or use treated plywood. Install handles for ease of removal. Do not install vents.
Price: $2,660.00
3. PRIORITY AIR SEALING (Materials)
Condition: Air leakage under bath and kitchen sinks at plumbing
penetrations, around electrical panel, plumbing drain for washer
machine, around kitchen exhaust ducting in cabinet, leakage around
door 2,
Recommended Action: Seal plumbing penetrations under sinks and
kitchen exhaust ducting in cabinet with foam —cut off excess foam clean,
Clear caulk around electrical panel, and washer plumbing drain. Install
adjustable door kit on door 2 - (no visible daylight). Read Commerce
Specification below.
5.0.1 Air sealing locations
Air seal the building envelope including the heating or cooling duct system, at the pressure boundary
and align it with the thermal boundary.
Priority air sealing
Priority air sealing shall be performed, and shall include air sealing of all large holes, including
obvious bypasses, chase ways, and gaps that exist between the unconditioned areas and the conditioned
areas.
5.0.3 Determining cost-effectiveness
The lath used shall be dry, a minimum 1/'+ thick, and not damaged. The lath shall be sized and spaced
so insulation does not sag. The exterior row of lath shall be no more than 4" from the foundation wall
and 20" on center in the field. Lath or other approved support mechanism shall be provided within 4
inches of the end of any batt.
The wood lath shall be fastened to the bottom of beams or joists using galvanized roofing nails which
aHow 5/84nch penetration of the joist, or zinc coated, stainless steel or similar corrosion resistant
staples with a minimum 3/8" inch crown and 5/8 penetration of the joist.
8.2.2 Twine method
Materials used for the twine method shall meet the following conditions:
a. Twine must be polyester, polypropylene, or nylon and have a breaking strength of at least 150
pounds.
b. Twine shall be installed in a joist -to joist shoelace or zigzag pattern across each joist space with
anchor points no more than 12 inches apart. Anchor points may not be placed in the joistibeam
closer than 4 inches to the underside floor surface.
c. Nails used as anchors shall be hot -dipped, galvanized metal, or have similar corrosion resistance,
and penetrate the beam/joist at least 5/84nch.
d. Staples used as anchors shall be made of stainless steel or equivalent material of similar corrosion
resistance (such as galvanized metal, nickel, solid bronze, or aluminum). Staples must be a
minimum of 18 gauge, penetrate the joist a minimum of 5/8 inch, have at least a 3/8 inch crown
width, and be made in a divergent point or modified divergent point style.
e. Shall be anchored to parallel joists or beams spaced up to 52 inches apart.
8.3 Ground cover
Ground cover moisture barrier shall be installed in accordance with the following:
a. Shall be installed in a crawlspace when no ground cover exists or when an existing ground cover
has been extensively damaged.
b. All wood or other cellulose fiber -based debris, where practical, shall be removed before new
ground cover is put in place.
c. The ground cover shall be 6 mil black polyethylene, or its equivalent in perm -rating, strength, and
resistance to soil -chemical degradation.
d. All ioints shall be lapped a minimum of 12 inches.
e. The poly cover shall extend at least 6 inches up the foundation wall or pier blocks, but shall
not contact any wood members.
f. New ground cover may be installed over existing ground cover that is deteriorated or incomplete.
g. When existing ground cover is clear it must be covered with black.
Exception: When underfloor insulation is installed over an unconditioned basement and the basement
has no exposed soil (has a concrete floor and walls), ground cover is not required.
8.4 crawlspace access
All crawlspaces shall have an access. The minimum access opening size shall be 18 x 24 inches.
Insulation shall fill the cavity and have an SIR of 1.0 or greater.
8.0.2 Installation standard
Insulation shall be installed as follows:
a. Be in substantial contact with the sub -floor with no voids or gaps.
b. Insulation batts shall not be compressed more than 10% of rated thickness.
c. Insulation shall be cut to fit each foist space.
d. All ends shall fit tight without overlapping.
e. Insulation shall fit tight against structural members, rim foist, foundation walls and pipes.
8.0.3 Insulation in area of routine human contact
Underfloor insulation installed over an unconditioned basement or crawlspace subject to routine
human contact shall be covered with material having a flame spread index of 25 or less and smoke
developed index of not greater than 450 when tested in accordance with ASTM- E84-01. See Exhibit
5.S5, Flame Spread and Smoke Development.
8.2 Insulation support systems
The floor support matrix shall be used to determine insulation support systems.
FLOOR SUPPORT MATRIX
Floor Type
Support
Material
Maximum
Acceptable
Minimum
Minimum
Material
requirements
Spacing
patterns
fastener
fastener
type
depth
Joist up to
Lath
3/8X1.5"
20"O.C.
Across floor joists
Corrosion
5/8"
24"
resistant
3/8"crown
18AWG
Joist up to
Twine
150 LBS.
12" O.C.
Shoelace/Zigzag
Corrosion
5/8"
24"
polyester,
(must be stapled at
resistant
polypropylene
each joist
3/8"crown
or nylon
18AWG
Post &Beam
Lath
3/8X1.5"
20" O.C.
Across floor beams
Corrosion
5/8"
over 32"
up to 54". If over
resistant
O.C.
54" need center
3/8"crown
support
18AWG
Post &Beam
Twine
150 LBS.
12"
Shoelace up to 54"
Corrosion
5/8"
over 32" O.0
polyester,
across. If over 54"
resistant
polypropylene
need center support
3/8"crown
or nylon
18AWG
8.2.1 Lath Method
A certificate of insulation will be completed and posted as per Section 1, Genera! Requirements.
Price: $2628.00
2. INSULATE FLOOR (Materials)
Condition: Floor has no existing insulation, joists are 2' x 6' 16" oc.
Ground cover is clear, water pipes are un-insulated. 3 bays are insulated
poorly and covered with chicken wire.
Recommended Action: Install 1008 sq. ft. of R-19 un-faced fiberglass
Batts @ $2.54 a sq ft. Insulation must be in contact with floor. Tied off
with twine in zig-zag pattern no more than 12 inches apart. Remove
existing 3 bays of insulation and chicken wire ($200) Wrap all water
pipes to min. R4 fiberglass tied off with twine, air seal all penetrations
with spray foam prior to insulating floor, install new ground cover. Post
cent and bag at crawl space entrance. Read Commerce Specification
below.
Section 8.0 Crawlspace /LTnderfloor/Perimeter Insulation
Floors over unconditioned crawlspaces and basements shall be insulated if the cost to insulate is
justified using an evaluation of cost-effectiveness where the Savings to Investment Ratio (SIR) is 1.0
or greater.
Exceptions:
a. Work in areas with less than 18-inch clearance may be waived.
b. Floor contains knob and tube wiring that cannot be certified safe by a licensed electrician or
inspector as defined in RCW 19.28.070.
c. There is sewage waste on the ground, or any other condition is present that poses a health or safety
hazard that cannot be corrected with available repair funds.
d. The sub -floor, floor or structural members are wet, rotten or unsound and the problem cannot be
corrected with available repair funds.
e. Insect or rodent infestation is present that cannot be eliminated prior to insulating.
£ Extensive debris or household goods or personal belongings are present.
8.0.1 Insulation levels
SCOPE OF WORK
Client name: Cindy Schwarzkopf
Client address: 1610 Winfield Ave
Job # 0455
Auditor: Ian
Bremerton
1. INSULATE ATTIC (Materials)
Condition: Attic has an equivalent R-11 of Rockwool insulation. Soffit
venting is screened but not baffled. Woodstove pipe is not hooked up.
Marriage line is not insulated. Electrical boxes inside attic access will be
moved to be able to build plywood dam. Access lid is not insulated.
Recommended Action: Blow 1008 sq. ft. of R-38 cellulose @ $2.21 a
sqo ft. through attic access on top of existing insulation. Foam marriage
line, Air -seal all penetrations with foam prior to insulating. Install soffit
baffles in every bay ($400.00). End of baffle must be 4" above
insulation. Insulate attic access lid with 6 inch foam board and
weather-strip, install CELLULOSE measure sticks ABOVE EXISTING
INSULATION, Blow right up to woodstove pipe. Call 24 hours in
advance for in progress inspection PRIOR to blowing in insulation. Post
bag and cert at entrance. Read Commerce Specification below.
Section 6.0 Attic/Ceiling Insulation
Attics/Ceilings will be insulated if the cost to insulate is justified using an evaluation of cost-
effectiveness where the Savings to Investment Ratio (SIR) is 1 or greater. The State Energy Code has
established R-38 as the target level for insulating attics/ceilings.
Insulation material shall be installed in a uniform manner throughout the attic and cover exterior wall
plates with a minimum R-7 of insulation.
6.0.2 When insulating attic/ceilings the thermal and pressure boundary shall be aligned.
6.1 Ceiling loading
The Local Agency is responsible for ensuring that the ceiling can bear the loads that will be imposed
when insulation (new or additional) is installed.
6.4 Sloped cengs
Sloped ceng cavities shall be insulated using one of the following methods:
a. Sloped cavities may be insulated with loose fill, batt or rigid insulation while maintaining a
ventilated one (1) inch air space between the insulation and the roof sheathing. Refer to
Energy Out West Weatherization Field Guide, Section 5.4 Attic Insulation.
6.10 Attic access
Access shall be provided into attic spaces wherever it is practical for a person to reasonably work.
Access shall be from the dwelling interior. Attic access covers and doors from conditioned to
unconditioned spaces (attics and crawlspaces) shall be tight fitting or weatherstripped to prevent
air leakage. All installed attic access shall be easily movable, such as on hinges or screwed. No
nails can be used to secure attic access covers.
Attic entry access shall be framed to prevent loose -fill insulation from falling or sloughing through the
opening. If interior access is to be installed, it shall have an opening of least 14.5 inches by 24 inches,
and be installed in a workmanlike manner. In all cases, a rigid dam around the opening shall
extend at least four (4) inches above the level of the insulation.
Exception: When the access is located in an area where a rigid dam is not practical, fiberglass batts
surrounding the opening and extending back from the opening a minimum of 16" can be used.
Insulating access openings
Attic access covers shall be insulated to the same level as the surrounding area.
6.12 Passive ventilation
Installation of ventilation is allowable. The installation of additional ventilation is not required. If
ventilation is installed, the code minimum shall not be exceeded.
6.12.1 Roof top vent locations
Roof top vents (i.e., roof jacks) shall not be installed in the lower portion of a roof. Roof top vents
installed on cedar shake roofs shall be of a type designed for that purpose.
6.12.2 Ventilation baffling
Baffling shall be installed for those eave/soffit vents that are necessary to meet minimum
ventilation requirements. Baffling shall be installed in a fashion that will permanently maintain
the airflow from the vent. Baffling shall be installed in a fashion that allows the maximum
amount of insulation to be installed over the top plates of outside walls. Baffling shall extend a
minimum of four (4) inches vertically above the level of insulation shall be inset stapled, or
otherwise shall be permanently affixed.
6.13 Certificate of insulation
BUILDING PERMIT
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Building Lj Plumbing
1610 WINFIELD AVE
Mechanical
Alarm/Sprinkler Li
This Placard must be posted on or near bung and the Permit &"Approved" plans must be at the site.
Call the following Agency Telephone Numbers for
inspections:
Building Department Inspections: (360) 473-5870
Water - Public Works: (360) 473-5927
PW - Public Works - Engineering_ 360) 473-5270
Kitsap Public Health: (360) 337-5235
Fire - Fire Department: (360) 473-5386
L&I - Dept. of Labor and Industry: (360) 4154000
- Property lines shall be properly identified and marked before
foundation footing inspection. Setbacks are measured to the
finished wall structure.
Reinspection fee may be assessed if inspection has been
requested when not ready or corrections are not completed.
Permit, approved plans, engineering, and inspection card shall
be on site during construction or Reinspection Fee may be
assessed.
Inspection
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DATE
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FINAL BUILDING (3C0) 473-5870
All of the above n2i�st be approved. Approved I%inal Inspection grants occupancy fin° single family reside��ce only.
Commercial structures require separate Certijicale of Occupancy.
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City of Bremerton
Department of Community Development
PERMIT NUMBER: BB14 00132
DACE ISSUED: 03/17/2014
345 -
6th Street, Ste.
600,
Bremerton WA 98337 SITE ADDRESS: 1610 WINFIELD AVE
(360)
473-5275 Fax:
(360)
473-5278
ASSESSOR NUMBER: 4985-002-017-0008
Name
APPLICANT: JET HEATING
OWNER: SCHWARZKOPF CINDY
CONTRACTOR: JET HEATING
LENDER:
ZONING: CI'CY
Phone
360-6204332
360-627-9144
360-620-7332
Address Access Code
2332 8TH STREET LSEEB-EQQJX
BREMERTON, WA 98312
1610 WINFIELD AVE DJXWN-ZIGP6
BREMERTON WA
2332 BTII STREET LSEEB-EQQJX
BREMERTON, WA 98312
SUBMITTED: 03/17/2014 APPROVED: 03l17/2014 EXPIRATION: 09/13/2014 STATUS: ISSUED
VALUATION:
Mechanical/Plumbing -Over the Counter
DUCTLESS HEAT PUMP
DUCTLESS HEAT PUMP
Mechanical Fixture Fee $39.80
Building Code Edition:
TOTAL FEES : $39.80 Occupancy Group:
Type of Construction:
Flood Zonc:
Setbacks: ll11: (F/L/RT/R/O)
Sanitation Method:
Number of Bedrooms:
Inspection Requests: FIRE: Fire Inspections (360) 473-538f,
DCD: Building Inspections: (360) 473-5870 HEALTH: Kitsap County Health District (360) 337-5285
L&I: Department of Labor and Industries (360) 4154000 PW&U: Public Works - Engineering (360) 473-5270
This permit shall become null and void if the described work authorized by this permit has not commenced within 180 days from the date of issuance, or if the work is
suspended or abandoned at any time after the work is commenced for a period of 180 days. It is the responsibility of the permit holder to see that the required inspections are
made. Failure to obtain required inspections may result in stoppage of the work until such time that the permit holder can substantiate to the City of Bremerton that the
concealed work meets or exceeds code requirements. Any demolition, testing, or financial burden shall be borne directly by the permit holder. Failure to substantiate code
requirements will indemnify the City against any and all responsibility or liability connected with the construction. 1 hereby certify that 1 have read and examined this permit
and know the same to be true and correct. All provisions of laws and ordinances governing this type of work will be complied with whether specified herein or not. The
granting of a permit does not presume to give authority to violate or cancel provisions of any State or local law regulating construction or the performance of the
construction. If listing the owner as general contractor, I certify that I am exempt from the requirements of the State Contractor's Registration Law under Section 3, Chapter
126, Laws of 1967. All revisions to an approved plan require DCD review and approval prior to performing work. All building and tenant occupancy permits are required to
pass final inspection prior to permit expiration and obtain a certificate of occupancy prior to use or occupancy.
SIGNATURE OF 01VNER OR AGENT:
CONDITIONS
City of Bremerton's approval of this application pertains only to the City's regulatory jurisdiction, and thus compliance with City regulations
does not necessarily ensure compliance with federal or state laws.
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CITY OF
BREMERTON
City of Bremerton
Department of Com►nunity Development
345 -
60h StreCt, Ste.
600,
Bremerton \VA 98337
(360)
473-5275 Fax:
(360)
473-5278
PERMIT NUMBER: BB14 00132
DATE ISSUED: 03/17/2014
SITE ADDRESS: 1610 WINFIELD AVE
10. (DCD-02) DCD: Validity of permit. The issuance or granting of a permit shall not be construed to be a permit for, or an approval of, any lz
violation of any of the provisions of the Washington State Building code or of any other ordinance of the City of Bremerton.
Permits presuming to give authority to violate or cancel the provisions of the Washington State Building code or other
ordinances of the City of Bremerton shall not be valid, The issuance of a permit based on construction documents and other
data shall not prevent the building official from requiring the correction of errors in the construction documents and other
data. The building official is also authorized to prevent occupancy or use of a structure where in violation of the Washington
State Building code or of any other ordinances of the City of Bremerton.
10. (DCD-01) ASBESTOS AND LEAD -BASED PAINT:
ASBESTOS: Prior to performing any renovation or demolition work, Puget Sound Clean Air Agency and Washington
Department of Labor and Industries (L&i) regulations require an asbestos survey be performed to determine whether there are
asbestos -containing materials in the work area or structure. The asbestos survey must be conducted by and EPA -certified
(AHERA) building inspector (except renovation or owner -occupied single family residences).For more information, please
contact Clean Air Agency through their web site at www.pscleanair.org or by phone at 800-552-3565 or 206-343-8800. The
L&I web site can be found at www.hai.wa.gov/TradesLicensing/LicensingReq/Asbestos/default.asp.
LEAD -BASED PAINT: A contractor or person receiving compensation who is performing renovation, repairs or painting on
a residential building or a child -occupied facility built before 1978, must be trained and certified by an accredited training
provider, and registered as a Renovator by the Washington State Department of Commerce- Lead -Based Paint Program. For
further information please contact: The Department of Commerce website at: www,commerce.wa.gov/lead, or call: (360)
586-LEAD (5323).
CONTRACTOR: A contractor?s registration issued by Washington State Dept, of Labor & Industries is required for anyone
who contracts or submits bids for construction work, including new construction, alterations, repairs, or anyone who consults
or superintends, improves, demolishes, develops residential property for sale, or ?flips? houses. Contact L & 1 at (360)415-
4000 for information. '
10. (DCD-10) A separate electrical permit issued through Labor & Industries (L&I) is required for any new, modified, repair, replacement,
service, maintenance, or temporary installations. Electrical work is inspected by L&i prior to cover and the f arcing
inspection. Contact L&I at 360-415-4000 or www.ini.wa.gov. (RCW 19.28)
11, (DCD-47) DCD: Reinspection Fee: All approved plans, the printed building permit, and the permit inspection placard, are required to be C
on -site for inspection purposes, and work to be inspected shall be complete and ready for inspection. If an inspection is called
for and plans are not available on site, or the work is not ready for inspection, approval will not be granted. in addition, a re -
inspection fee will be charged and must be collected by the Department of Community Development prior to any further
inspections being performed or approvals granted.
12. (DCD-08) Plumbing work shall be performed by a Level 01 Journeyman Plumber licensed in the state of Washington.
Residential plumbing work may be performed by a Level 01 or :Level 02 Journeyman Plumber licensed in the state of
Washington, Single family residential plumbing work may be performed by the owner, jam_
12. (DCD-50) Final Inspection Required: All building Permits shall have a final inspection performed and approved b the City of
Bremerton Department of Community Development prior to permit expiration, The failure to request a final inspection or
failure to obtain final approval prior to expiration may require a reactivation fee, or a new permit application if more than a ,J
year has passed with no activity.
13. (DCD-52) DCD: Gas Piping: Fuel or gas piping shall be inspected after the installation of fuel/gas piping is complete, and before the
attachment of fixtures, appliances, or shut-off valves. At the time of inspection the test pressure shall be no less than 10 psi
held for no less than 15 minutes. Appliances to be attached to the fuel/gas piping system shall not be used until the final
inspection has been performed and approved by a Building Inspector. RL
14. (DCD-56) Combustion Air: In buildings of unusually tight construction, or within a garage, all fuel -burning appliances, other than
cooking appliances and domestic clothes dryers, shall obtain combustion air from outside in accordance with tlae international
Mechanical Code, International Fuel Gas Code and/or the International Residential Code.
15. (DCD-FUEL COMBUSTIONAIR: IRC Section M 1701.1. Solid-fuel-buming appliances shall be provided with combustion air in
APPLIANCES) accordance with the appliance manufacturer's installation instructions. Oil -fired appliances shall be provided with combustion
air in accordance with NFPA 31. The requirements for combustion and dilution air for gas -fired appliances shall be in
accordance with Chapter 24. Fireplaces shall comply with Section 1001.
APPLIANCE LOCATIONS: iRC Section G2406.2. Fuel burning appliances shall not be installed in a sleeping room,
bathroom, toilet room, or closet. Exception: direct vent appliances (see iRC Section G2406.2 for additional exceptions).
PROTECTION OF APPLIANCES: IRC Section M 1307.3. Appliances located in a garage or carport or any other location
subject to vehicle damage shall be protected by approved barriers. Appliances having an ignition source shall be elevated so
that the source of ignition is at least 18? above the Floor in garages and in any room that opens to the garage. Appliances
designed to be fixed in position shall be fastened or anchored in an approved method.
CARBON MONOXIDE ALARMS: IRC Section 315. An approved carbon monoxide alarm listed with UL 2034 shall be
installed outside of each separate sleeping area in the immediate vicinity of the bedroom. In a building where a tenancy exists,
the tenant shall maintain the CO alarm as specified by the manufacturer including replacement of the batteries.
MANUFACTURER?S SPECS: iRC MI307.1. The manufacturer?s operating and installation instructions shall remain
attached to the appliance until final inspection
16. (DCD-14) DCD: Approved Plans, Engineering, Site Plan, Permit, and Conditions shall remain on site and be available for inspection.
Any changes to plans shall be approved before construction is performed. Architect or engineer of record shall approve the
change before submitting a revision. A revision is subject to a revision fee and additional fees for plan review and inspections.
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City of Bremerton
Department of Communit} Development
PERMIT NUMIMKe. BB14 0013L
DATE ISSUED: 03/17/2014
345 -
6th Street, Ste.
600,
Bremerton WA 98337 SITE ADDRESS: 1610 WINFIELD AVE
(360)
473-5275 Fax:
(360)
473-5278
17. (DCD-CO DET. CARBON MONOXIDE ALARMS: IRC Section 315.L An approved carbon monoxide alarm (UL 2034) shall be installed j�
(EXIST)) outside of each separate sleeping area in the immediate vicinity of the bedroom in dwelling units and on each level of the
dwelling in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations. In a building where a tenancy exists, the tenant shall
maintain the CO alarm as specified by the manufacturer including replacement of the batteries.
18. (DCD-CO DET. (NEW)) Carbon Monoxide Alarms. For new construction, an approved carbon monoxide alarm listed in compliance with UL 2034
shall be installed outside of each separate sleeping area in the immediate vicinity of the bedroom in dwelling units and on
each level of the dwelling. In a building where a tenancy exists, the tenant shall maintain the CO alarm as specified by the
manufacturer including replacement of the batteries.
MINIMUM INSPECTIONS REQUIRED
To request an inspection, please call (360) 473-5870 and be sure to provide your permit number, name on permit, site address, contact phone
number, and inspection type. To register for on-line inspection access, visit the City's website at ivwwci ..brenterton.wa.use
Inspection
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ATMOSPHERIC VACUUM BRKR >5
BATH FAN AND/OR EXHAUST FAN
BACKFLOW DEVICE <=2"
CLASS 1 HOOD & DUCT SYSTEM
BACKFLOW DEVICE > T'
CLASS 2 HOOD & DUCT SYSTEM
BUILDING SEWER
CLOTHES DRYER W/ EY,_HAUST
CLOTHES WASHED.
COMMERCIAL FURNACE/DUCT
COMMERCIAL FLOOR DRAIN
COMM. FURNA CE> 100,000 BTUS
DISHWASHER
COMPRESSORS
DRAIN PIPE/VENT PIPE ALTERATION
COOK STOVE W/ EXHAUST
DRINKING FOUNTAIN
DUCT CHANGE W/O NEW FURNACE
FLOOR DRAIN
ELECTRIC FURNACE/HEAT PUMA -
FLOOR SIIWRIDIRECT WASTE
EVAPORATIVE COOLER
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GREASE INTERCEPTOR
FIREPLAC&GAS OR GAS LOG INSERT
HOSE BIBBS
FIREPLAC&WOOD, OR. WOODSTOVE
INDUSTRIAL SAND/OIL INTERCEPTOR
GAS WATER HEATER & VENT
LAWN SPRINKLER W/ BACYTLOW DEV,
GAS PIP3IeTG
ROOF DRAIN
MISCELLANEOUS MECHANICAL
SHAMPOO SINK W/ BACKFLOW DEVICE
NATURAL GAS FURNACE/DUCTING
SINK (LAV, KITCHEN, MOP OR BA.R)
PROPANE FURNACE/DUCTING
SUMP PL%U
PROPANE TANK (<2000 GAL LOFTS)
TUB AND/OR SHOV% LR UNIT
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