| Date |
Text |
| 2016-05-24 16:16:29 | REVIEW COMMENTS |
| | |
| | 1ST REVIEW: FBC FIFTH EDITION (2014) |
| | ROBERT MCDOUGAL, CBO |
| | COMMERCIAL COMBINATION PLANS EXAMINER |
| | (561) 805-6714 |
| | [email protected] |
| | |
| | DENIED BY BUILDING |
| | PLEASE ADDRESS THE ITEMS NOTED BELOW: |
| | |
| | 1) SUBMIT A SURFACE WATER DRAINAGE PLAN THAT SHOWS |
| | COMPLIANCE WITH FBC-R401.3. |
| | |
| | 2) A CORPORATION CAN NOT SIGN THE ENERGY FORM FOR THE |
| | OWNER/AGENT. THE OWNER/AGENT LINE ON THE ENERGY FORM |
| | NEEDS TO BE SIGNED BY A PERSON, SUCH AS A PRINCIPLE IN |
| | THE CORPORATION. |
| | |
| | 3) THE CLIMATE ZONE FOR PALM BEACH IS 1A NOT 2. SEE FBC |
| | ENERGY CONSERVATION TABLE R301.1. |
| | |
| | 4) THE ENERGY FORM INDICATES THAT THE CROSS VENTILATION |
| | OPTION IS BEING USED. SHOW ON THE PLANS THE |
| | INSTALLATION CRITERIA IN FBC ENERGY CONSERVATION |
| | SECTION R405.7.4 THAT IS REQUIRED. PROVIDE CALCULATIONS |
| | THAT SHOW THE OPERABLE APERTURE AREAS TOTAL A MINIMUM |
| | OF 12 PERCENT OF THE FLOOR AREA FOR ALL PRIMARY LIVING |
| | AREAS AND BEDROOMS. SPECIFY THAT INSECT SCREENS ARE |
| | REQUIRED FOR ALL WINDOWS AND DOORS THAT ARE TO BE |
| | CONSIDERED OPERABLE AREA. ALL SCREENED ENTRY DOORS AND |
| | INTERIOR DOORS IN THE VENTILATED AREAS SHALL BE |
| | PROVIDED WITH DEVICES TO HOLD THE DOOR IN AN OPEN |
| | POSITION OR OPERABLE LOUVERS. |
| | |
| | 5) THE DETAILS ON SHEET S.2 SPECIFY A STANDING SEAM |
| | METAL ROOF AND SHEET S.1 SPECIFIES ASPHALT SHINGLES. |
| | PLEASE CLARIFY. |
| | |
| | 6) SUBMIT TWO SETS OF THE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR |
| | THE MASONITE INTERNATIONAL EXTERIOR DOORS (FL 4904-R7). |
| | DCA RULE 9N-3 |
| | |
| | 7) ON SHEET S.2 THE WRONG PRODUCT APPROVAL IS LISTED IN |
| | THE SCHEDULE FOR DOOR #3, THE 100 SERIES OUTSWING |
| | FRENCH DOORS. IT SHOULD BE NOA NO. 15-0706.03. |
| | |
| | 8) THE VALUE HAS BEEN INCREASED TO $249,257.00 BASED ON |
| | ICC VALUATION DATA. FBC 109.3 |
| | |
| | 9) A SEPARATE PERMIT, APPLICATION AND REVIEW IS |
| | REQUIRED FOR THE DRIVEWAY AND APRON. |
