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i • <br /> • Ms. Courtney Crosby <br /> Plan Check Number: B2004-017, Second Structural Review <br /> August 5, 2020 <br /> his comment has not been completely addressed. The response appears to indicate that the <br /> deck is laterally supported by the house. In lieu if independent support, the house is required <br /> to laterally support the deck in both principal directions. Details for the connections should be <br /> included in the construction drawings. Calculations substantiating the connection of the deck to <br /> the house should be submitted for review. The minimum lateral force should not be less than <br /> required by ASCE 7-10 Section 12.1.3. See IBC Sections 1604.1, 1604.4, and 1613.1, and ASCE <br /> 7-10 Section 12.12.3. The structural and drawings fully support a non-lateral deck. That is <br /> the independent support from our Structural Engineer. We have now included how it connects, <br /> though it is irrelevant for the purpose of this deck. <br /> Miscellaneous: <br /> 13. This comment has not been completely addressed. The revised drawings include improved <br /> details of the connections. However, the details cannot be completely reviewed due to <br /> deficiencies in the framing plans. In addition, the 2x12 blocking is not provided with a defined <br /> connection to the supporting framing opposite the post connections. It is noted that the <br /> proposed connections to the rim joists may not be adequate depending on the support <br /> conditions for these joists, which at a minimum appears non-existent for the east side of the <br /> structure; see additional comments above regarding the east joist. The "Guard Post on Inside <br /> of Rim Joist" detail also appears structurally questionable, but cannot be fully reviewed at this <br /> time. Drawing D clearly outlined replacing the Rim and End Joist with 2x12 joists (3) and it was <br /> outlined with specific connection information. We did expand on this, however, on Drawing D. <br /> Original Comment: This comment has not been completely addressed. The posts, connections, <br /> and supporting framing for the guards shown in Post Details 1 and 2 should comply with IBC <br /> Section 1607.8.1. Calculations substantiating the design should be submitted for review. See <br /> IBC Section 1604.1. <br /> Additional Comments: <br /> 14. Portions of the construction drawings have been produced by a licensed engineer registered in <br /> the state of Washington. The drawings are required to bear a seal and signature of the <br /> architect. See WAC 308-12-081. My husband and I were "the architect,"of the construction <br /> documents, and Engineers did/stamped the Structural Work. I'm happy to make a seal for you <br /> on the Construction documents, but I'm pretty sure we will just sign them. CI <br /> S.The protection against whether for the structural framing (i.e., beams and posts) of the <br /> proposed deck are not clear. The framing should be protected against the weather, or <br /> constructed of preservative-treated or naturally-durable wood. Cuts and holes in preservative- <br /> treated wood should be coated with preservative treatment. Fasteners exposed to weather or <br /> installed in preservative-treated wood should be corrosion resistant and compatible with the <br /> material it is installed in. See IBC Sections 107.2.1 and 2304.12. All listed fasteners in the <br /> 06/05 submission met this criteria. All preservative treated wood will be treated according to <br /> the code. See Drawing B as this information has been added to the drawing. <br /> +s\ 3200 Cedar Street j T 425.257,8810 everetteps@everettwa.gov <br /> t \ /i <br /> `-''-' Everett, WA 98201 �-- " 425.257.8857 fax everettwa.gov/permits <br /> Page 6 of 7 <br />