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| 2018-09-19 12:31:35 | BUILDING PLAN REVIEW |
| | 2017 FLORIDA BUILDING CODE, 6TH EDITION W/2017 WEST |
| | PALM BEACH AMENDMENTS TO THE FLORIDA BUILDING CODE, |
| | CHAPTER 1 ADMINISTRATION |
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| | CHRISTOPHER S. THROOP, C.B.O. |
| | PLANS EXAMINER, PX3169 |
| | CONSTRUCTION SERVICES DIVISION |
| | TEL: 561-805-6726 |
| | FAX: 561-805-6676 |
| | E-MAIL: [email protected] |
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| | 1ST REVIEW |
| | RESULTS: DENIED |
| | ADDRESS THE ATTACHED COMMENTS AND RE-SUBMIT |
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| | 1. PROVIDE SOILS REPORT. |
| | R401.4 SOIL TESTS. |
| | WHERE QUANTIFIABLE DATA CREATED BY ACCEPTED SOIL |
| | SCIENCE METHODOLOGIES INDICATE EXPANSIVE, COMPRESSIBLE, |
| | SHIFTING OR OTHER QUESTIONABLE SOIL CHARACTERISTICS ARE |
| | LIKELY TO BE PRESENT, THE BUILDING OFFICIAL SHALL |
| | DETERMINE WHETHER TO REQUIRE A SOIL TEST TO DETERMINE |
| | THE SOIL?S CHARACTERISTICS AT A PARTICULAR LOCATION. |
| | THIS TEST SHALL BE DONE BY AN APPROVED AGENCY USING AN |
| | APPROVED METHOD. |
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| | 2. ROOFING PERMIT REQUIRED. |
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| | 3. PROVIDE LANDING AT EXTERIOR PEDESTRIAN DOOR. |
| | R311.3 FLOORS AND LANDINGS AT EXTERIOR DOORS. |
| | THERE SHALL BE A LANDING OR FLOOR ON EACH SIDE OF EACH |
| | EXTERIOR DOOR. THE WIDTH OF EACH LANDING SHALL NOT BE |
| | LESS THAN THE DOOR SERVED. EVERY LANDING SHALL HAVE A |
| | MINIMUM DIMENSION OF 36 INCHES (914 MM) MEASURED IN THE |
| | DIRECTION OF TRAVEL. EXTERIOR LANDINGS SHALL BE |
| | PERMITTED TO HAVE A SLOPE NOT TO EXCEED 1/4 UNIT |
| | VERTICAL IN 12 UNITS HORIZONTAL (2-PERCENT). |
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| | 4. PROVIDE PRODUCT APPROVALS FOR PROPOSED WINDOWS. |
| | FBC 107.3.4 ? PROVIDE PRODUCT APPROVALS FOR THOSE |
| | PRODUCTS WHICH ARE REGULATED BY FAC RULE 9N-3 REVIEWED |
| | AND APPROVED IN WRITING BY THE DESIGNER OF RECORD. |
| | SPECIFICALLY, PROVIDE WINDOW SUBMITTALS. |
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| | PLEASE NOTE THAT SUBMITTAL OF ADDITIONAL AND/OR REVISED |
| | MATERIALS MAY RESULT IN NEW PLAN REVIEW COMMENTS. |
| | WHEN RESUBMITTING, IT IS HELPFUL TO PROVIDE A RESPONSE |
| | LETTER ADDRESSING EACH ITEM. |
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