11825 AIRPORT RD 7 ELEVEN 2026-01-02

Drew Martin From: Drew Martin Sent: Friday, March 17, 2023 8:34 AM To: paul@northsoundrefrigeration.com Subject: City of Everett Permit Services: 11825 Airport Road (M2303-038) - First Building Review Hello, Paul. This email briefly recaps our discussion. We need a roof plan. As we discussed, a plan can be created using an aerial image. Please size on 11x17 to match the floor plan previously sent. Use a B&W image. Show the approximate size and location of the rooftop units. Provide a brief description of the installation including the mounting and weight. Note that calculations should be provided if the new unit weights are significant or otherwise placed in a location that could have adverse effects on the building structure. Email the drawing directly to me. Make sure to respond to this email so I have the project number for reference. Here are the standard general mechanical comments that I mentioned for your future use (FYI only, no specific action required for this permit application): The construction drawings should be prepared considering the following: 1. Verify that the existing unit was installed with a valid permit. Replacement of an existing unit that was not permitted will require evaluation of the existing structure for the new unit. Depending on the age and construction of the building, and the estimated age of the unit, this is something that can be discussed further as a permit history on older units is often difficult to verify. 2. Where the existing unit has been installed with a valid permit, the drawings should include the weights of the existing and new units, and demonstrate that the new unit does not increase the previously permitted lading condition on the roof by more than 5%. The weight of all accessory components (e.g., mounting curbs, operating weight with fluid, etc.) should be included. If the load increase exceeds 5%, a structural analysis of the supporting framing is required. See 2018 IEBC Section 706.2. 3. If installation of the unit requires substantial structural modifications to the supporting framing, a building permit will be required. The application should include drawings and calculations for the proposed modifications. Minor modifications (e.g., blocking between existing framing, curbs, sheathing penetrations that do not cut framing members) may be performed within the scope of the mechanical permit application. 4. If the unit is suspended, details and calculations for the gravity supports and lateral bracing of the unit is required if it exceeds 20 lbs. See IBC Section 1613.1 and ASCE 7-16 Chapter 13. 5. Details will be required when penetrating fire -rated assemblies; the applicant is responsible to evaluate the building and determine the Construction Type of the building per IBC Section 601, and the locations and ratings of assemblies. Penetration details should be provided for the rated assemblies per IBC Chapter 7. 6. The drawings should list additional required permits as follows: a. A Plumbing permit is required when the unit requires connection to the plumbing system(s), such as water supply and/or discharge lines connected to an HVAC unit. b. An Electrical permit will be required for work involving components that are hardwired to the building's electrical system. Be aware that Type I (and II?) hoods require a separate Mechanical permit application in the City of Everett. Please let me know if you have questions.