| Date |
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| 2012-05-09 13:22:00 | FBC 2007 PLUMBING REVIEW #2 |
| | DENIED: |
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| | NO RESPONSE WAS FOUND FOR REVIEW #1: |
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| | 1. SHEET A-1.06 (1) - SHOWS AN ALUMINUM DOWNSPOUT |
| | CONCEALED IN A CHASE. |
| | 1A - SHEET A-4.13 & A-416 SHOW ALUMINUM DOWNSPOUT |
| | UNDERGROUND WITH THE ADAPTER U/G ? |
| | 1B - IF ALUMINUM LEADER LEAKS DOES CHASE FILL WITH |
| | WATER? |
| | 1C - P-7.01 SHOWS A DOWNSPOUT BOOT DETAIL THAT IS OK |
| | BUT NOT THE SAME AS A-4.13 - A-4.16, AS IT IS EXPOSED |
| | OUTSIDE: |
| | 1102.2 INSIDE STORM DRAINAGE CONDUCTORS. INSIDE STORM |
| | DRAINAGE CONDUCTORS INSTALLED ABOVE GROUND SHALL |
| | CONFORM TO ONE OF THE STANDARDS LISTED IN TABLE 702.1. |
| | |
| | 2. A SERARATE RPZ BACKFLOW PREVENTOR OR AIR GAP WILL BE |
| | REQUIRED FOR THE IRIGATION CISTERN MAKEUP WATER . |
| | |
| | 4. THE ELEVATOR PUMP WILL BE REQUIRED TO BE PIPED |
| | INDIRECT INTO THE SANITARY DUE TO THE POSSIBILITY OF |
| | CONTAMINANTS BEING SENT TO THE GROUND WATER. AN OIL |
| | SENSOR/PUMP CONTROL/ALARM SYSTEM MAY BE OF HELP IN |
| | KEEPING OIL OUT OF THE SANITARY SEWER. |
| | SEC. 90-203. - PROHIBITED DISCHARGES; ILLICIT |
| | CONNECTIONS. (A) |
| | GENERAL PROHIBITION. EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN SECTION |
| | 90-205, AND EXCEPT PURSUANT TO A VALID NPDES PERMIT, IT |
| | SHALL BE UNLAWFUL FOR ANY PERSON TO DIRECTLY OR |
| | INDIRECTLY DEPOSIT, DISCHARGE, SPILL, OR DUMP INTO ANY |
| | OF THE PUBLIC WATERS OR MUNICIPAL SEPARATE STORM SEWER |
| | SYSTEM WITHIN THE CITY, ANY SUBSTANCE OTHER THAN THAT |
| | COMPOSED ENTIRELY OF STORMWATER. |
| | |
| | 5. SHEET P-1.01 - 750 GALLON GREASE TRAP HAS 3" OUTLET |
| | PIPEING. OUTLET PIPEING SHALL BE 4" MINIMUM: |
| | 1003.5.3 INLET AND OUTLET PIPING. ....THE OUTLET PIPE |
| | SHALL START AT 8 INCHES (203 MM) ABOVE THE BOTTOM OF |
| | THE INTERCEPTOR AND EXTEND VERTICALLY TO A TEE. THE TEE |
| | AND PIPE SHALL BE NO LESS THAN 4 INCHES (102 MM) IN |
| | DIAMETER. THE TEE SHALL BE INSTALLED WITH THE RUN IN |
| | THE VERTICAL DIRECTION. |
| | |
| | 6. SHEET P-1.01 (P-5.01) TRENCH AND FLOOR DRAINS HAVE |
| | HORIZONTAL DRY VENT UNDER FLOOR: |
| | 905.4 VERTICAL RISE OF VENT. EVERY DRY VENT SHALL RISE |
| | VERTICALLY TO A MINIMUM OF 6 INCHES (152 MM) ABOVE THE |
| | FLOOD LEVEL RIM OF THE HIGHEST TRAP OR TRAPPED FIXTURE |
| | BEING VENTED. |
| | |
| | EXCEPTION: VENTS FOR INTERCEPTORS LOCATED OUTDOORS. |
| | ***NOTE*** THE FLOOR DRAINS CAN BE CONSIDERED |
| | COMBINATION DRAIN AND VENT, THEREFORE NOT REQUIRING THE |
| | DRY VENTS UNDER SLAB. |
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| | NOTE |
| | 1. ENGINEERING WILL REVIEW WATER STORAGE TANK DUE TO A |
| | CONCERN OVER A DEAD END SPACE IN THE TANK. |
| | 2. FUEL GAS & LANDSCAPE IRRIGATION ARE NOT PART OF THIS |
| | REVIEW. SEPARATE PLANS, APPLICATION, FEES, AND PERMIT |
| | REQUIRED |
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| | REVIEW BY |
| | LARRY WAGNER |
| | CHIEF PLUMBING INSPECTOR |
| | PHONE # 805-6692 |
| | EMAIL [email protected] |
| | FAX # 805-6676 |
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