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• <br />Resideni�ial Phe�tovol�aic OTC Permit Application <br />Contractors can apply for an Over-The-Counter (OTCJ permit where the PV sysfem meets the reguirements listed <br />. in this Checklist. A!I project plans and supporting documentation must be provided an site for the inspector, <br />i�3 �E �t�If�iP�Ei"�� �'�d��P���A��.._m____ <br />Proj�c� In�orr�atio� <br />� �����b����oG�� a�Y ��yN,96' (�fP�J��d �j�1o1�9oV��'u��' ��5�1��79%;�C� ���6°�y�uu�;�o�a�o <br />r--� <br />1. PV system is designed and proposed for a detached one- or two-family dwelling or <br />townhouse not more than three stories above grade or detached accessory structure that <br />is code compliant to setbacks and height, or code allows expansion of nonconformity for <br />solar modu�es. [IRC 101.2] <br />2. Modules on pitched roofs do not exceed the highest point of the roof unless approved by <br />the local jurisdiction, <br />3, Rooftop is made from lightweight material such �as a singie layer of composition shingles, <br />metal roofing, lightweight masonry, or cedar shingles. <br />4. The installation shall comply with the manufacturer's instrucfions, [IRC M2302.2] <br />5. The installation shall meet the requirements of NFPA 70 National Electric Code, and all <br />required electrical permit(s) must be obtained from the Authority Having Jurisdiction to <br />administer fhe electrical code. jIRC M230Z.2] <br />6. The installation shall meet the requirements of the International Fire Code as amended <br />by WA State. [IRC M2302,2] <br />7. The PV system is designed for the wind speed of the local area, and will be installed per <br />the manufacturer's specifications. [IRC M2302,2.1(1)] . • <br />8. The ground snow load does not exceed 70 pounds per square foof. [IRC M2302,2.1(2)] <br />9. Total dead load of modules, supports, mountings, raceways and all other appurtenances <br />weigh no more thanfour pounds per�square foot. [IRC MZ302,2,1(3)] <br />Enter total dead load of system (Ibs/ftz): � <br />--� <br />20. To address uplift, modules are mounted no higher than 18" above the surface of the <br />roofing to which they are affixed. [IRC M2302.2,1(4)] <br />1 <br />Yes No <br />� � <br />� ❑ <br />� � <br />� ❑ <br />