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Page 5 of 9 <br /> 1 .The foundation plan on Sheet S-3.0 indicates the 8-foot tall foundation wall per Section 8/S- <br /> 3.1 is the typical condition. The following comments should be addressed: <br /> iiar-The architectural elevations on Sheet 1-of-10 indicate the retained soil depth is less than <br /> one-half the first story height of 8 feet. Documentation verifying the retained soil <br /> depths for the project should be submitted for review. See IBC Section 107.2.1. <br /> Response; <br /> Further detail on the necessary retained height has been provided by the client and the <br /> plans have been updated. Additionally, the engineer has been informed the <br /> architectural drawings will be updated to better reflect anticipated conditions. <br /> C) The structural calculations for the 8-foot wall on page 26 appear to consider active soil <br /> pressures on the wall. The wall extends to and is restrained by the Main Level floor <br /> diaphragm. Calculations substantiating the design considering restrained-condition soil <br /> pressures shall be submitted for review. A minimum value of 60 pcf shall be used in the <br /> design unless a lower value is specified by the geotechnical engineer. See IBC Section <br /> 1610.1 and Table 1610.1. <br /> Response; <br /> Per the structural detailing and Architectural elevations the concrete wall does not <br /> extend to the floor framing and is not pinned at the top. Per IBC section 1610.1 and <br /> table 1610.1 the wall was designed for an Active soil pressure of 30 pcf utilizing an <br /> equivalent fluid pressure analysis. Supplemental clarification was provided on the detail <br /> and supplemental calculations are attached for your convenience. <br /> aefl-ie Wall Footing Schedule on Sheet S-3.0 specifies footing depths below-grade of 1 foot for <br /> both FW2- and FW3-type footings. The schedule shall clarify if this is measured to the top <br /> or bottom of the footing. If measured to the bottom of footing, the depth shall be increase <br /> to 18 inches. See IBC Section 1809.5 Item 5. <br /> Response; <br /> The table has been updated and clarifications have been provided to the table and <br /> construction details that 18-inch minimum depth required to bottom of footing. <br /> 1.4 . I he foundation plan on Sheet S-3.0 references Detail 6/S3.1 showing a thickened slab-on- <br /> grade at the posts. The slab is identified as"by others"in Note 2/5-3.0, and is therefore <br /> not include in the design. The footing should be revised as an isolated footing. See IBC <br /> Section 107.2.1. <br /> Response: <br /> T itle to this detail has been revised per your requested clarifications <br /> i%' The foundation plan includes strip footings for the shear walls at Grit Oand - . <br /> Calculations substantiating the design of the footings to resist loads fr the ear walls <br /> shall be submitted for review. The calculations shall demonstrate th the ►stings provide <br /> adequate strength and resistance to transfer overturning forces fro t • shear walls. See <br /> IBC Section 1604.1 and 1604.4. <br /> Response: Jru e 4/4/4.-s 7 <br /> There are no Shearwalls at the locations you have identified. <br /> 817 Metcalf Street, Suite 207 Office: 360.855.2333 Ext. 207 <br /> Sedro-Woolley,WA 98284 Cell: 360.982.0928 <br />