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r,:;, : <br /> . .��°; C/TY OF E�/L ,�ETT <br /> �'�" BU/LfJ//i/G D/�//5/OH <br /> �<;Ej 3Z00 CEOA2 ST. Ei�E/QETT, ff�!! 9BZ0/ (206) 259-68/O <br /> � [r+l� �'.t';r.:. <br /> ,e w.. <br /> O �C� � 0 ' S �. I 0 , f <br /> C H <br /> AHtn <br /> r <br /> y �H <br /> �C O <br /> H�l <br /> � u.:� . .s:a x _r:�. <br /> H y L'�„�, �'�'s?,-, ... . . , _ . . :-::�: .. :<;; . .-:-:. :' - �'.� • ' ; <br /> � O � '�° > <br /> y t7 ; The Chapter 5 Approach This compliance mefhod allows any combination ol buildrng envelope <br /> H �t� � compononts if Uieir collecfive heatloss (R and U•values) doesn 1 oxceed a marimum 4VSEC budgeL 7he <br /> M. � ;a Chapter 5 approach is a good choice!or addifions that don't conlorm to any of fhe Chapter 6 pafhways. This is <br /> �; true because Chapte�5 allows Component PeAormance calculations fo include heaf loss improvements in the <br /> � y � s existing home. The Chapfer 6, P�escip(ive Approach would normalty be the lirs(choice lor ne�v d�ver�ings since <br /> H y �; it provides a variefy ol compliance options, is easier fo use, and is no more stringent than Chapfer 5. <br /> g y p.� � Componont PeAormance calculafions may also be perfo�med by computei using proq�ams such as WATI'SUN <br /> o C�n < 5.1. <br /> � �� s <br /> � <br /> y o � � Instructions: <br /> � Pages 1, 2,3 The lirst Iwo pages provide insWctions and lorms lor peAorming the Component Pedormance <br /> � µ calculations. The thrrd page sizes fhe heatirg sys(em. <br /> _, Pages 4 to 8 In the shaded areas, make checks in fhe circles next fo the requirements ol your intended <br /> design. Disregard components or equipment that don'1 apply to your project. Your permif will be processed <br /> � more efficienfly if you p�ovide all the requested informafion. Department sta/f can help you with general <br /> �� Guestions abouf fhis lorm. <br /> ��� <br /> This lorm is infended to educate and provide enlorcement consistancy between inspectors and building <br /> ���, jurisdicfions. Insfead o!searching through the WSEC, this lorm will help organize and condense the <br /> �'� � �equi�emeuts that apply to'your projecL Requiremen(s are grouped by loundation, lraming, insulafion, andlinal <br /> � ��� � inspecfionphases. <br /> �� Responsibility for inlormation: It is ultimately your responsibiliry to provide detailed inlormafion abouf heating <br /> s stems, glazing, insulation, and ofhe�building specilications. Bo sure fo gef prior approval(rom the <br /> i'� DepaRment i!you make changes that deviate lrom the completed foim. For more code detail, re/er to the <br /> Washington Stafe Energy Ccde, i991 Edifion. . <br /> �=1�' ; Compliance�esponsiblil;y: This lorm will u/timately be used(or all WSEC lie/d inspections. When it is returned <br /> i ` wifl�your permrt, not�a!1 boxes thaf have been checked under fhe "COh4PL1ANCE REQUIRED"ralumn. Tbese <br /> boxes denote which �aquirements the inspector will chsck at each inspection phase. He wiil inspect and <br /> approve each of the�e checked items by placing a second cneck in fhe "'.NSPECTION APPROVED"cofumn. <br /> �'� ' .. <br /> 9;a'.:��,..az!�,'.�.;i-:: s, i: . �r... ,a.. <br /> All Res,�dential Occupancies <br /> OTHER heat sou�'CE (Gas, oil, propane, wood, heat pumps) <br /> wee�ownuwocTa3�n�i <br />