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Rakeeb Khan From: Mark Spell <nnuarksizilgross.corl Sam: Tuesday, December 6, 202212:17 PM To: Rakeeb Khan Cc: Brian Schreiner Subject RE: [EXTERNAL] Brickley Kitchen Addition -4815 Baker Drive Hi Rakeeb and Brian, I took a look at the pictures from the Brickley roof, and unfortunately the mending plates aren't rated for any loads, so Brian will need to install the Tie Plate on the opposite side of the truss, or take off the mending plate and install a TP in it's place. At the ridge beam, the two H2.5a (or 112) clips should be adequate to connect the king post to the ridge without any additional upgrades required there. Thanks, Mark Mark Speidel, PE, SE ILGSE d::425.329.4888 www.ilgross.com Plant a free even though you may never be the one to enjoy its shade From: Rakeeb Khan <RKhan@everettwaaov> Sent: Friday, December 2, 2022 5:00 PM To: Mark Spell <marks@ilgross.com> Cc: Brian Schreiner <bjssrs@gmail.com> Subject: RE: [EXTERNAL] Brickley Kitchen Addition -4815 Baker Drive Hi Mark, I left you a voicemail. Had a question regarding the truss connections. Plans specify TP37 plates with nailing requirements but it appears mending plates were used instead. Is this acceptable? Also, Detail 3/S4.2 shows a TP37 plate connecting the top chord to vertical support. A second 2z ridge board was added and appears to be in the way conflicting with the connections. A hurricane ties were utilized to connect the vertical support to the ridge boards. See attached pictures. Feel free to call me to discuss. Thank you, — Rakeeb Khan Building Inspector I Public Works P: 425.257.7263 1 32M Cedar Street, Everett, WA 98201 EVERETT eyefettwa.my/pw I Facebook I Twitter Note: Emails and attachments sent to and from the City of Everett are public not and may be subject to disclosure pursuant to the Public Records Act.