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Janet R. Soriano <br />Plan Check Number: B2108-011, First Building Review <br />September 28, 2021 <br />Structural <br />1. See Sheet 1 and 2. The second story deck appears to be out of the scope of the prescriptive <br />method of the IRC. Deck beams are supported by the knee braces connected to posts within <br />the wall. Structural calculations substantiating the design should be provided. See Detail 1/S- <br />5.0, it appears that a custom steel plate is specified. Provide all dimensions for the custom A36 <br />steel plate. <br />2. See Sheet 2. Second level Floor beams appear to be out of the scope of the prescriptive method <br />of the IRC. Floor beams with cantilevers supporting additional point loads are not permitted per <br />the IRC span tables. Structural calculations substantiating the design should be provided per <br />Section R301.1.3 or a revised design should be submitted. <br />3. See Sheet 1 and 2. It appears that the Floor framing on the second floor extends over the <br />location of the stairs. See location of 13-foot long 4x10 Floor beam. Provide framing Information <br />at the top of the stairs. (See Architectural Comment 10, the section cut should provide this <br />information) <br />4. See Sheet 1 and 2. Plans should show how second story walls are supported. Specifically, the <br />corner walls above the start of the stairway. Plans should provide a detail/information of how <br />the scissor trusses in the Living Room extension are connected at the wall/beam above the stair <br />location. <br />S. Continuing from the previous comment, upper -level shear walls with hold downs are located at <br />the corner of this location. Note that shear walls with hold down straps will connect to Floor <br />joists or beams. Connecting elements supporting discontinuous walls or frames should be <br />designed including an overstrength factor. Calculations should show connecting elements can <br />support the uplift load including the overstrength factor. ASCE 7 Table 12.3-2 (4) and ASCE 7 <br />Section 12.3.3.3 <br />6. See bending and shear check on Page 14 of the provided structural calculations. It appears that <br />the bending load applied of 18.8 k-ft is not listed in the bending and shear check results. The <br />governing NDS formula is listed as compression only. It appears that a design error may have <br />occurred within the program. Please provide an updated calculation of the column. <br />7. See Sheet 1 and 2. It appears that a Force Transfer Around Openings (force -transfer shear <br />walls) or a portal frame design is being spedfied by extending the header full length over the <br />shear wall. Please update structural calculations according to shear wall type. If the shear wall <br />is not designed for force transfer around openings, then the limitations of Table 4.3.5 of the <br />Special Design Provisions for Wind and Seismic Section (SDPWS) should apply for the individual <br />full height wall segments and this will result in shear walls not meeting the aspect ratio. See <br />SDPWS Figure 4D for typical wall height to width ratio and Section 4.3.5 regarding shear wall <br />types. Note that portal frames are part of the prescriptive method of the IRC. <br />8. Continuing from the previous comment, if a force transfer around opening shear wall is <br />provided then aspect ratio limitations of SDPWS 4.3.4.4 apply. COD <br />should include a detail on <br />3200 <br />dar <br />O Everett, WA Street <br />1 � 425.257.8857 fax `D everettwa.gov/permits 8pv <br />Pneaar4 <br />