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4111( II • <br /> Building Height Handout-Page 2 of 4 <br /> City of Everett,WA <br /> How to Calculate Building Height and Show on Your Plans <br /> :--------------- <br /> Step 1) Find the midpoints. <br /> Stake out the smallest rectangle ............ ~� <br /> that encompasses the corners of <br /> the proposed building. Label the . , <br /> midpoints "A, B, C, and D" on the ti= Lq= .— <br /> site plan. <br /> Step 2) Select Bench Mark= 100'. `� , c- -7 <br /> ........... <br /> Select a fixed bench mark or datum •`•-" ----•-�-•-•---- <br /> ............. <br /> point such as the top of a utility — ---"-".._._ <br /> cover, monument in road, or other ---_,____ _ _ <br /> permanent point that cannot be i;ENcHtAAR <br /> easily moved. Use the nominal bench ({'`A` I-1,01..E) <br /> mark elevation of 100' or a surveyed --- <br /> datum elevation. Show your bench n=----- li <br /> , ir-------i "7,-,---: ---1 <br /> mark and the starting elevation on <br /> the site plan. <br /> Step 3) Establish the difference in ...._....-......._..► , , 1 <br /> elevation. If the elevation of a L <br /> point measured is above the bench . `_ _I__ c-- -- <br /> mark then add to 100'. If the "� ----- <br /> elevation is below the bench mark _ __ ,_"'_`_----"--- -.. <br /> then subtract from 100'. -- ________ <br /> Step 4) Calculate the average base <br /> elevation and maximum elevation. -"..... A= 3.7O r c=2* <br /> Add all midpoints together and B= 370. i 6 <br /> divide by 4 to determine the C= 2,7(.J70 <br /> average base elevation. Add the D= 37(.4 <br /> maximum height to the average 1 <br /> base elevation to determine the Total Divided by 4= 311 42.1verage Base Elevation <br /> maximum elevation allowed. +2` 28rmax. <br /> Maximum Elevation Allowed = .jets', 2.4 <br /> Step 5) Show the height . <br /> calculations. mAximuMFILIGHTALLOWED El325.24 <br /> On your site plan, show your RIME HEIGHT EL.394. 9/ <br /> height calculations as shown .'' `,== � OPFLATE EL31`•24 <br /> in the table above. Also show !.-- -- ; <br /> one elevation view of your �= _ „� <br /> proposed structure with ` i a I I2.4 <br /> FINISHED FLOOR EL.3g�• <br /> elevation and height �__ _ ,/� <br /> calculations. <br /> _ Fri_ kg.......... r .Tc:,PLATe ez-7-+gd 2.4 <br /> I ill [I:l i � ^ <br /> AtEPASEELE riQ�- ._ EI.._3VZ2.4 <br /> / <br /> Y �PINIS IED FLOOR El31/�4 <br /> / �) BENCHMARK ELEVATION <br />
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