2621 HILLSIDE LN 2018-01-02 MF Import

Instructions: 1) Carefully review the requirements of each of the options below. Choose an option that best suite your dwelling design. Glazing percentage typically detemAnes which option to choose. Your building must match the selected Option requirements without exceptions or substilutions. 2) in the shaded areas on the pages that follow, make checks to the circles next to the requirements of your Option (the Option numbers are in paretheses next to the cholces). Disregard components or squOrient that don't apply to your project. Your perm)t will be processed more efficiently If you provide all of the requested inlonnation. Department staff can hepo you with general questions about this form. Can't comply? If none of the Chapter 6 Options are acceptable, consider the Chapter 5, Component Performance, Approach. The main advantage Is flexibility to juggle Individual R and U-values as long as a n overall maximum value Isn't exceeded. Note that the overs..1 thermal requirements of Chapter F are no lest stringent than Chapter 6. Calculations may be performed with a Chapter 5, Component Performance Works w4 or by using an acceptable computer program such as WATTSUN a f. iy be a WEESMORADISEPTEMBER 1991 o0 or0 o O on HVAC AFUE :08„ Z.78 s 2 88; x.78 Glazing max: % of Moor tOSti =' 12% 21% U value 2 O:iO 0.65 O.ib 0.65 Door U-value 2 0.40 0.40 0 40' 0.40 (R-value) (R-2.5) ` (R-2.5) (R•2.5) (R-2.5) Collings: with attics R10 R30 Y R30 vaulted R30Ii 3D= < Rao Walls: above grade R-15 R-19 be/Ow grad@ Interior R-15#t•1 R-19 or exterior s R-10F R-10 Floor x R-19 .. , R-19 Slab on grade R-10O R-10 V [0] Z.78 25% 0.50 0.40 (R-2•5) R38 R30 R-19 R-19 R-10 R-25 R-10 Footnotes: t) Tin •:" symbol mean "mom tlwn or equal a"; •:' means "Ice tlrn «aqW b". 2) Glazing lk door ll-vahua may be weighted If they don't saosad en Opaon tl-v kW