206 E CASINO RD GLOBAL SMOKE SHOP 2017-01-24

PUBLIC.. Tifr 1110/77 /�L/O!!/C5 Sent vis e-mail 4wil q(L SIJ/ I S April 28, 2015 Mr. Tien Ha, Owner 9427 16th Dr W Everett, WA 98204 Project: Tenant Improvement for Smokeshop Job Address: 206 E Casino Rd Plan Review No: BW1504-005 Dear Mr. Ha, Please respond to the e-mail sent today regarding closing the previous permits BW1208-006 and E1305-075. The work on these permits was not inspected or finaled, and the scope of the work has changed. In response to the application submitted, the plans have been examined and you are advised that this is an incomplete submittal for building permit. Please submit two sets of drawings with a response letter indicating how corrections are resolved on the plan set. Gyneral 1. The tenant demising walls should be shown for the whole building. 2. Exiting should be clearly marked and readily accessed from the toilet rooms shared between current and future tenants. 3. Future and current tenant areas should be shown on the drawings. a. Drawings for areas for future tenants should show current layout of walls and doors. i/4. A separate tenant improvement permit application is required for the Nutri-Shake tenant in the northeast corner. Plumbing, walls, and fixtures in the kitchen should be shown on the drawings submitted for permit. This area should be shaded or otherwise designated on the drawings as a separate permit application (not in scope for this permit). 5. Please indicate new work (or work that was not inspected or approved) with dark lines. Existing work should be indicated as light lines, and demolition work should be indicated with dashed lines. This includes ceilings, wall sections, doors, and any other revision where a building permit is required, per IBC section 105.1. a. New walls should be targeted on the plans to detailed wall sections. b. The drawings should be clear enough that the scope of the new work could be understood by someone other than the submitter. Occupancy 1. The code analysis for this tenant space and for the building should be shown on the drawings, to include: a. Occupancy type, area, and occupant loads. b. Active suppression or fire detection system, if present. c. Construction type with allowable heights and areas, per IBC table 503. d. Applicable codes.