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Text |
| 2012-09-11 10:06:09 | FBC 2010 EXISTING BUILDING CODE |
| | FBC 2010 ACCESSIBILITY CODE |
| | FBC 2010 PLUMBING REVIEW #1 |
| | DENIED: |
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| | 1. SHEET P-1 & P-2: PLEASE SHOW THAT THE MOP SINK IS |
| | INSTALLED ON THE GREASE SYSTEM. |
| | P 1003.3.1 ...GREASE INTERCEPTORS AND AUTOMATIC GREASE |
| | REMOVAL DEVICES SHALL RECEIVE WASTE ONLY FROM FIXTURES |
| | AND EQUIPMENT THAT ALLOW FATS, OILS OR GREASE TO BE |
| | DISCHARGED. |
| | |
| | 2. SHEET P-1 & P-2: A VENT WILL BE REQUIRED SOMEWHERE |
| | ON THE GREASE LINE. P 912.2.2 |
| | |
| | 3. THE EXISTING RESTROOMS DO NOT APPEAR TO MEET THE |
| | REQUIREMENTS OF THE 2010 ACCESSIBILITY CODE 604.3.1 & |
| | 604.3.2 (5' SIDE CLEARANCE FOR THE WATER CLOSET WITH NO |
| | OTHER FIXTURES WITHIN THAT SPACE). PLEASE SEE THE CODE |
| | SECTIONS BELOW FOR CHANGE OF OCCUPANCY REQUIREMENTS: |
| | |
| | EXISTING BUILDING |
| | 912.1.4 ACCESSIBILITY. |
| | ALL BUILDINGS UNDERGOING A CHANGE OF OCCUPANCY |
| | CLASSIFICATION SHALL COMPLY WITH SECTION 912.8. |
| | |
| | 912.8 ACCESSIBILITY. |
| | EXISTING BUILDINGS THAT UNDERGO A CHANGE OF GROUP OR |
| | OCCUPANCY CLASSIFICATION SHALL COMPLY WITH THE |
| | PROVISIONS OF THE FLORIDA BUILDING CODE, ACCESSIBILITY. |
| | |
| | ACCESSIBILITY |
| | 202.4 ALTERATIONS AFFECTING PRIMARY FUNCTION AREAS. |
| | IN ADDITION TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF 202.3, AN ALTERATION |
| | THAT AFFECTS OR COULD AFFECT THE USABILITY OF OR ACCESS |
| | TO AN AREA CONTAINING A PRIMARY FUNCTION SHALL BE MADE |
| | SO AS TO ENSURE THAT, TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT FEASIBLE, |
| | THE PATH OF TRAVEL TO THE ALTERED AREA, INCLUDING THE |
| | REST ROOMS, TELEPHONES, AND DRINKING FOUNTAINS SERVING |
| | THE ALTERED AREA, ARE READILY ACCESSIBLE TO AND USABLE |
| | BY INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES, UNLESS SUCH |
| | ALTERATIONS ARE DISPROPORTIONATE TO THE OVERALL |
| | ALTERATIONS IN TERMS OF COST |
| | |
| | 202.4.1 DISPROPORTIONATE COST. |
| | ALTERATIONS MADE TO PROVIDE AN ACCESSIBLE PATH OF |
| | TRAVEL TO THE ALTERED AREA WILL BE DEEMED |
| | DISPROPORTIONATE TO THE OVERALL ALTERATION WHEN THE |
| | COST EXCEEDS 20% OF THE COST OF THE ALTERATION TO THE |
| | PRIMARY FUNCTION AREA. COSTS THAT MAY BE COUNTED AS |
| | EXPENDITURES REQUIRED TO PROVIDE AN ACCESSIBLE PATH OF |
| | TRAVEL MAY INCLUDE: (I) COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH PROVIDING |
| | AN ACCESSIBLE ENTRANCE AND AN ACCESSIBLE ROUTE TO THE |
| | ALTERED AREA; (II) COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH MAKING |
| | RESTROOMS ACCESSIBLE, SUCH AS INSTALLING GRAB BARS, |
| | ENLARGING TOILET STALLS, INSULATING PIPES, OR |
| | INSTALLING ACCESSIBLE FAUCET CONTROLS; (III) COSTS |
| | ASSOCIATED WITH PROVIDING ACCESSIBLE TELEPHONES, SUCH |
| | AS RELOCATING THE TELEPHONE TO AN ACCESSIBLE HEIGHT, |
| | INSTALLING AMPLIFICATION DEVICES, OR INSTALLING A TEXT |
| | TELEPHONE (TTY); (IV) COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH RELOCATING |
| | AN INACCESSIBLE DRINKING FOUNTAIN. |
| | |
| | 202.4.2 ACCESSIBLE FEATURES IN THE EVENT OF |
| | DISPROPORTIONALITY. |
| | WHEN THE COST OF ALTERATIONS NECESSARY TO MAKE THE PATH |
| | OF TRAVEL TO THE ALTERED AREA FULLY ACCESSIBLE IS |
| | DISPROPORTIONATE TO THE COST OF THE OVERALL ALTERATION, |
| | THE PATH OF TRAVEL SHALL BE MADE ACCESSIBLE TO THE |
| | EXTENT THAT IT CAN BE MADE ACCESSIBLE WITHOUT INCURRING |
| | DISPROPORTIONATE COSTS. IN CHOOSING WHICH ACCESSIBLE |
| | ELEMENTS TO PROVIDE, PRIORITY SHOULD BE GIVEN TO THOSE |
| | ELEMENTS THAT WILL PROVIDE THE GREATEST ACCESS, IN THE |
| | FOLLOWING ORDER: (I) AN ACCESSIBLE ENTRANCE; (II) AN |
| | ACCESSIBLE ROUTE TO THE ALTERED AREA; (III) AT LEAST |
| | ONE ACCESSIBLE RESTROOM FOR EACH SEX OR A SINGLE UNISEX |
| | RESTROOM; (IV) ACCESSIBLE TELEPHONES; (V) ACCESSIBLE |
| | DRINKING FOUNTAINS; AND (VI) WHEN POSSIBLE, ADDITIONAL |
| | ACCESSIBLE ELEMENTS SUCH AS PARKING, STORAGE, AND |
| | ALARMS. |
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| | REVIEW BY |
| | LARRY WAGNER |
| | CHIEF PLUMBING INSPECTOR |
| | PHONE # 805-6692 |
| | EMAIL [email protected] |
| | FAX # 805-6676 |
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