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Praject Nn. Shcct Na. <br /> DIBBLE ENGINEERS, INC. -� ��_ i}i sk- �b <br /> Project Dat� <br /> CIAREY}1G� SHbPP�vG, C���7L- 1�/fn�AGt�U f�C�9t �7Wr75 . ��21�:Al2 <br /> SuGject By f1. C�'U� <br /> G�AIEilfil, WOG� �kEM[�IATON GUIUELIN�'� <br /> Pro;ect and Framing Specific Recommendations: <br /> Studs <br /> Minor deterioraiion on the surface of the stud (up to 3/16" deep) will require removal of <br /> ihe surface rot through.a mechanical effort. The remaining wood should then be treated <br /> with an appropriate fungicide and with a wood preservative. Tne additian of a matching <br /> stud nailed along side (sistered) with 16d commons @ 12" o.c. may be necessary to <br /> achieve a plumb surface for proper nailing of sheathing and wallboard. <br /> Sianificant deterioration to the stud (more than 3/16" deep by up to one-quarter of its <br /> length) requires sistering or the removal and replacement of the deteriorated stud. All <br /> abutting framing (whether wet or not) is to be treated with an approved wood � <br /> . . preservative, Ali studs with significant deterioration at holdowns need to be addressed <br /> by the engineer on a case-by-case basis. <br /> Top, Bottom, & Stll Plates ' <br /> Minor deterioration on the surface of the plate (up to 118" deep)will require removal of <br /> the surface rot through a mechanical effort. The remaining wood should then.be treated • <br /> with an appropriate fungicide and with a wood preservative. <br /> Replace all plates at bearing walls and/or shearwalis that show signs of deterioration <br /> deeper than 1/8". <br /> Sill Plates not of treated lumber and in contact with concrete that are damac�ed shall be <br /> replaced with treated framing with an approved wood preservative. The degree of � <br /> visible deterioration alone should not determine whether a plate is to be replaced since <br /> the plate can trap water between surfaces where ft is not readily visible. If roi is <br />� suspected, subsurface explorations should be performed orthe plate should be <br /> i <br /> removed and replaced. <br /> Solid 5awn Joists and Beams <br /> Minor deterioration on the surface of the joist or beam (up to 1/8" deep) will require <br /> removal of the deteriorated portions, treating the retained material with a fungicide, an <br /> approved wood preservative and infilling the voids as required. <br /> Sianifir,ant deterioration to the joist or beam (more than 118" into any surface) requires <br /> ramoval and repiacement of the deteriorated member. Consult the engineer for specific <br /> cases where in-place repair would be preferred. All abutting framing (whether wet or <br /> not) is to be treated with an approved wood preservative. <br /> ( �� ' l� <br /> � / <br />