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Mr. Ross Jameson <br /> 2812 Architecture <br /> Plan Check Number: C1802-019, Second Review (Structural) <br /> September 26, 2018 <br /> Structural <br /> General: <br /> 1. This comment has not been completely addressed. The Special Inspection Schedule in Note 13 <br /> on Sheet S1.0 should be revised to include geotechnical special inspections. See IBC Table <br /> 1705.6. <br /> Gravity System: <br /> 8. This comment has not been completely addressed. The response states that the cantilever <br /> floor joists support the gravity loading, including the third floor wall and roof tributary loads, <br /> while the B2 beam transfers reaction from the discontinuous shear walls. See IBC Sections <br /> 1604.1, 1604.4, and 1613.1. The following comment should be addressed: <br /> a. The following should be addressed for the joists: <br /> i. The manufacturer's literature for the floor joists indicates that they are limited to a <br /> maximum cantilever length of 24 inches. It appears this limit may apply to the <br /> tabulated conditions provided in the literature. Additional information should be <br /> provided verifying that the joists can perform in negative bending for the loads and <br /> length shown in the drawings. <br /> ii. Verify if cantilever reinforcement is required. Revise Detail 9/S4.2 as needed. <br /> iii. The dead line load, based on a tributary wall height of 11 feet and a tributary roof <br /> width of 7 feet, appears to be at least 260 plf based on the weight on calculation page <br /> A-5. The line load on page B-8 is only 108.5 plf and should be increased. <br /> iv. The snow line load, based on a tributary roof width of 7 feet, appears to be at least 175 <br /> plf. The line load on page B-8 is only 152.5 plf and should be increased. <br /> v. The joist partially relies on loads on the back-span portion for stability. The joists <br /> should be evaluated with reduced dead loads on the back-span (i.e., 0.6D). Full live <br /> loads should be placed on the cantilever only (i.e., no live load on the back-span). <br /> vi. Calculations substantiating the hold-down capacity of the hangers at the back-span end <br /> should be provided where required to stabilize the joists. <br /> b. The following comments should be addressed for the beam: <br /> i. The design assumes that the joists carry all of the gravity loading. However, depending <br /> on the relative stiffnesses of the framing, the beam will deflect and support a portion of <br /> the gravity weight. A portion of the gravity loading should be including in the beam <br /> loading. <br /> ii. The beam should include vertical seismic load effects per ASCE 7-10 Sections 12.4.2.2 <br /> and 12.4.3.2. <br /> iii. Calculations substantiating the capacity of the hangers shall be submitted for review. <br /> The hangers shall be able to resist loads in both directions. <br /> iv. The beams are supported by cantilever B2 beams. Calculations substantiating the load <br /> path should be submitted for review, including but not limited to: beams, posts at the <br /> cantilever base, and back-span resistance. <br /> age 2of46 <br /> CITY OF EVERETT • 3200 Cedar Street • Everett, WA 98201 • (425) 257-8810 • Fax(425) 257-885/ <br />