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Permit 40?68 <br />Instructions: <br />1) Carefully review the requirements of each of the options below. Choose an option that best suits your <br />dwelling design. Glazing percentage typically determines which option to choose. Your building must match <br />the selected Option requirements without exceptions or substitutions. <br />2) In the shaded areas on the pages that follow, make checks in the circles next to the requirements of your <br />Option (the Option numbers are In paretheses next to the chokes). Disregard components or equipment that <br />don Y apply to your project. Your permit will be processed more efficiently If you provide all of the requested <br />Information. Department staff can help you with general questions about this form. <br />Can't comply? If none of the Chapter 6 Options are acceptable, consider the Chapter 5, Component <br />Performance, Approach. The main advantage is flexibility to juggle individual R and U-values as long as a n <br />overall mayimum valuc Isn't exceeded. Note that the overall thermal requirementc of Chapter 5 are no less <br />stringent than Chapter 6. Calculations may be performed with a Chapter 5, component Performance <br />Worksheet, or by using an acceptable computer program such as WATTSUN 5.1. <br />OPT I OPT II OPT III OFT V OPT V OPT VI k 2-" !c 2a.i <br />O O O O 0 0 0 <br />Glazing max € r <br />%of/bor ir, 15% 21% 30% <br />U-value 2 , ; 0.43 M�p A0' 0.40 � 0.36 0.32 <br />Door U-value 2 , ,� 0.20. fl 40 0.20 (i 0.20 0.20 <br />(orR-value) (f . (R 5) #� 23 (R-5) ( (R-5) `� s (R <br />CeI11RQs: . <br />with attics R38 13B ! R-38 ' AO$ : R38 R38 <br />vaulted R30 y(, R30 � , R30 �' R30 <br />.ra � <br />� a <br />Walls:": <br />above grade <br />t R-19 Rt ;' R-19 : Hr R 21y R-19 <br />belowgrade4 <br />Interior R-19 ' R-19R 21j ,aR-21 <br />or <br />exterior R-10 R 10 R 10 <br />Floor Iffi- R30 j H M R30 sj R30 A�.�iD,a Rao <br />Stab on grade JJf4 ,J R-10 R-10 LMK-� R•10 j ,R� j R-10 <br />Footnote: <br />1) RB loam sheeting required In addition to Rig cavity Insulation. <br />2) Glazing and door U-values may be weighted to meet the Option U-value requirement. <br />WEESMORAUSEPTEMBER 1991 <br />1of6 <br />
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