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| 2013-05-02 15:22:42 | BUILDING PLAN REVIEW |
| | PERMIT: 13041140 |
| | ADD: 400 CLEMATIS ST SUITE # 101 |
| | CONT: JOE SCHMIDT CONSTRUCTION INC. |
| | TEL: (561)248-8860 |
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| | 2010 FLORIDA BUILDING CODE W |
| | * WEST PALM BEACH ADMINISTRATIVE AMENDMENTS |
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| | 2010 EXISTING BUILDING CODE LEVEL II 701.3 |
| | COMPLIANCE. ALL NEW CONSTRUCTION ELEMENTS, COMPONENTS, |
| | SYSTEMS, AND SPACES SHALL COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS |
| | OF THE FLORIDA BUILDING CODE, BUILDING. |
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| | 1ST REVIEW |
| | DATE: 5/02/ 2013 |
| | ACTION: DENIED |
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| | 1) THE SUBMITTED PLAN DOES NOT CLEARLY STATE WHERE WORK |
| | IS GOING TO BE ACCOMPLISHED UNDER THIS PERMIT. THE NEW |
| | CAMP ULTIMA IS A CHANGE OF OCCUPANCYTHE LAST KNOWN |
| | OCCUPANCY IN THIS SPACE WAS A RESTARAUNT, IF OCCUPANT |
| | LOAD UNDER 50 THEN CONSIDERED MERCANTILE IF OVER 50 |
| | THEN IT WOULD OF BEEN CONSIDERED A2 ASSEMBLY |
| | RESTARAUNT. THE NEW OCCUPANCY IS TO BE A GYM WHICH IS A |
| | A3 OCCUPANCY. 2010 FLORIDA EXISTING BUILDING CODE |
| | SECTION 901.3.1 PARTIAL CHANGE OF OCCUPANCY |
| | CLASSIFICATION. WHERE A PORTION OF AN EXISTING BUILDING |
| | IS CHANGED TO A NEW OCCUPANCY CLASSIFICATION, SECTION |
| | 912 SHALL APPLY. |
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| | 2) 912.1.2 FIRE PROTECTION AND INTERIOR FINISH. |
| | THE PROVISIONS OF SECTIONS 912.2 AND 912.3 FOR FIRE |
| | PROTECTION AND INTERIOR FINISH, RESPECTIVELY, SHALL |
| | APPLY TO ALL BUILDINGS UNDERGOING A CHANGE OF OCCUPANCY |
| | CLASSIFICATION. |
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| | 912.2 FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS. |
| | FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS SHALL BE PROVIDED IN ACCORDANCE |
| | WITH SECTIONS 912.2.1 AND 912.2.2. |
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| | 912.2.2 FIRE ALARM AND DETECTION SYSTEM. |
| | WHERE A CHANGE IN OCCUPANCY CLASSIFICATION OCCURS THAT |
| | REQUIRES A FIRE ALARM AND DETECTION SYSTEM TO BE |
| | PROVIDED BASED ON THE NEW OCCUPANCY IN ACCORDANCE WITH |
| | CHAPTER 9 OF THE FLORIDA BUILDING CODE, BUILDING, SUCH |
| | SYSTEM SHALL BE PROVIDED THROUGHOUT THE AREA WHERE THE |
| | CHANGE OF OCCUPANCY OCCURS. EXISTING ALARM NOTIFICATION |
| | APPLIANCES SHALL BE AUTOMATICALLY ACTIVATED THROUGHOUT |
| | THE BUILDING. WHERE THE BUILDING IS NOT EQUIPPED WITH A |
| | FIRE ALARM SYSTEM, ALARM NOTIFICATION APPLIANCES SHALL |
| | BE PROVIDED THROUGHOUT THE AREA WHERE THE CHANGE OF |
| | OCCUPANCY OCCURS AND SHALL BE AUTOMATICALLY ACTIVATED. |
| | PLANS DO NOT INDICATE IF THERE IS A FIRE SPRINKLER |
| | SYSTEM WITHIN THIS BUILDING. |
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| | 912.3 INTERIOR FINISH. |
| | IN AREAS OF THE BUILDING UNDERGOING THE CHANGE OF |
| | OCCUPANCY CLASSIFICATION, THE INTERIOR FINISH OF WALLS |
| | AND CEILINGS SHALL COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE |
| | FLORIDA BUILDING CODE, BUILDING FOR THE NEW OCCUPANCY |
| | CLASSIFICATION. |
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| | 3) 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. |
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| | 3A) 2010 EXISTING BUILDING CODE LEVEL II 701.3 |
| | COMPLIANCE. ALL NEW CONSTRUCTION ELEMENTS, COMPONENTS, |
| | SYSTEMS, AND SPACES SHALL COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS |
| | OF THE FLORIDA BUILDING CODE, BUILDING. THE NEW |
| | RECEPTIONIST COUNTER DOES NOT COMPLY WITH 2010 FL |
| | ACCESSIBILITY CODE |
| | 904.3.3 CHECK WRITING SURFACES. WHERE PROVIDED, CHECK |
| | WRITING SURFACES SHALL COMPLY WITH 902.3. 902.3 HEIGHT. |
| | THE TOPS OF WORK SURFACES SHALL BE 28 INCHES (710 MM) |
| | MINIMUM AND 34 INCHES (865 MM) MAXIMUM ABOVE THE FINISH |
| | FLOOR OR GROUND. |
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| | 3B) 2010 FL ACCESSIBILITY CODE 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. |
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| | 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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| | PLEASE PROVIDE A ITEMIXED LIST WHERE AN ADDITIONAL |
| | $18,000.00 DOLLARS WILL BE SPENT IN ACCESSIBILITY |
| | UPGRADES TO THE ALTERED WORK AREAS. NOTE IF THE |
| | ACCESSIBLE ENTRANCE AND AND ACCESSIBLE ROUTE TO ALTERED |
| | AREAS DO NOT NEED ACCESSIBILITY UPDATES THEN THE |
| | RESTROOMS IN THE NEWLY CHANGED OCCUPANCY WOULD NEED TO |
| | SPEND AN ADDITIONAL $18,000.00 IN ACCESSIBILITY |
| | UPGRADES. |
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| | 4) PLEASE PROVIDE STRUCTURAL DETAILS HOW THE PROPOSED |
| | NEW DOORWAY WILL OCCUR STRUCTURALLY ? 107.2.1.3 |
| | ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REQUIRED. |
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| | 5) PLEASE PROVIDE A LIFE SAFETY PLAN AND OCCUPANT COUNT |
| | FOR THE VARIOUS AREAS OF THE TENANT SPACE PLEASE USE |
| | TABLE 1004.1.1 FBC-B TO FIGURE WHAT THE TOTAL OCCUPANT |
| | LOAD WILL BE ? |
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| | 6) THE PLANS DO NOT INDICATE ANY EXIT LIGHTS, |
| | DIRECTIONALS NOR EMERGENCY LIGHTING FOR THIS TENANT |
| | 2010 FBC-B 1006.3 EXIT SIGNS & 1006.1.6.2 SOURCES OF |
| | ILLUMINATION, BATTERY BACK UP? |
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| | 7) BEFORE A PERMIT TO CONSTRUCT, MAY BE ISSUED, IMPACT |
| | FEES MUST BE PAID TO PALM BEACH COUNTY. THE ACTUAL |
| | PERMIT SET OF PLANS MUST BE STAMPED BY THAT OFFICE, AND |
| | A COPY OF THE PAID RECEIPT ATTACHED TO THE PERMIT |
| | APPLICATION. PLEASE CALL (561)233-5025 FOR MORE |
| | INFORMATION. |
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| | A THOROUGH REVIEW CAN NOT BE MADE AT THIS TIME, AS A |
| | RESULT OF THE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REQUESTED |
| | ADDITIONAL COMMENTS MAY APPEAR THAT WERE NOT PART OF |
| | THIS REVIEW. |
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| | INFORMATIONAL: WHEN RESUBMITTING PLANS PLEASE INDICATE |
| | THE REVISION & REMOVE & REPLACE ANY PAGES AS NECESSARY. |
| | A TRANSMITTAL LETTER LISTING THE ORIGINAL REVIEW |
| | COMMENT NUMBER, WITH A DESCRIPTION OF THE REVISION |
| | MADE, IDENTIFYING THE SHEET OR SPECIFICATION PAGE WHERE |
| | THE CHANGES CAN BE FOUND WILL HELP TO EXPEDITE YOUR |
| | PERMIT. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ANTICIPATED COOPERATION. |
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| | JAMES A. WITMER CBO |
| | SENIOR COMMERCIAL COMBINATION PLANS EXAMINER |
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| | FAX: 561-805-6676 |
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