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Electrical Permit Section (3)(vii) Information 19JUN2023 7913 19TH DR SE The load calculations(shown on next page) for the current and proposed load represent about a 2% increase in load: Existing Load 122.1 Amps (29304.4 VA) New Load 124.6 Amps (29910.8 VA) Increase of 2.07% Vii(A)The purpose of this permit is to add an EVSE to the garage and to make other updates to the residence such as: • Replacement of two bathroom exhaust fans with heaters to models without heaters to reduce the overall load for appliances that are not used. • Adding a subpanel near the main panel in the garage to accommodate the new circuits. • Adding dedicated 20-amp receptacles for portable air conditioners in the upstairs bedrooms o 5 Units total @ 1300W each are less than the 18,000W for electric heating. • Splitting the single "Upstairs Lights" Circuit into two circuits • Adding ceiling fans and can lighting in the three upstairs bedrooms. • Splitting the single 20-amp bathroom receptacle circuit for all bathrooms into multiple circuits. • Adding general purpose 20-amp receptacle circuits to the upstairs bedrooms/walk in closet to avoid overloading the single 15-amp circuit that covers multiple rooms. • Adding a circuit to the master bathroom for a seating area by the door and for receptacles by the master toilet. • Add general purpose 20-amp receptacle circuits to the garage to avoid overloading the single 20- amp available circuit for occasional small projects using drills and circular saws. • Add a general purpose 30-amp receptacle to the garage for possible future use. • Replacement of all traditional light switches with decora style light switches • Conversion of single duplex outlets to double-gang,triple-gang, and quad-gang throughout the residence to limit the current and future use of power strips. • Adding outlets to preexisting circuits to allow ease of access to receptacles for ones that are behind furniture or in inconvenient locations. • Replacement of a faulty GFCI breaker for a kitchen small appliance circuit. The following upgrades will be made for NFPA 70 2020 code compliance: • Installation of whole home surge protection in the main panel • Installation of a GFCI Breaker for the Kitchen Electric Range/Oven Circuit • Installation of a GFCI Breaker for the Electric Clothes Dryer Circuit • Installation of a Dual Arc-Fault/GFCI breaker to add GFCI for the first-floor receptacles. Page 1 of 8