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C I o2() S -G (� ' tial Com lianc� 2009 WSEC Residen p PermiYNumber. General Information ��d«S,: Br�}i� �wN 2033 Check the b�x for the eppli�: Job'�ype: New ❑ Addition ❑ Remodel Conditioned Sq. Ft.:�.�_ Healing Fuel: ❑ Electric ❑ LPG (Propane) Gas ❑ Other Fuels Heating Syslem: �Forced Air ❑ Room Hcaters ❑ Hydronic ❑ Other Qualification Options There are 2 differenl qualifica��un options, one is based on a Prescriptive A?proach, Chapter G, and Ihe other is a Component Approach, Chapter 5. Chapter 6 approach includes a Table of options, one of which you will select for your particular design. Choose a compliance option that best suits the economics and design of your project. The Chapter 5 Dualification Form i� a second compliance approach and allows a builder more Ilexibility for allernative methods o( constnictir�n. The Chapter 5 and Chapler 6 Window and Door Schedules provide an outline to assist you Ihrough the specific calculations and requiremenls (or d�ors and class. Ch; pter 5 Interactive fortnets are avallable online @ www.energy.wsu.edu Responsibility for information Altliough designa�ed Departmenl staff inembers will help you wilh general queslions about completing Ihis form, it is ullimately your responsibility to provide detailed inlormation about heating syslems, glazing, insulation and olher requested building specifications. SincE these (orms will be evaluated 1or com�leteness and accuracy, you can avoid unnecessary permil delays by care(ully providing all required in(ormation. Disrr.gard ilems that don't address your particular building or equipment. Design Changes E3e sure to ,c,et prior approval Irom ihe Deparimem if you wish to make changes in your project dwing construction. Code Eooks For more detail, refer to the 2009 Washinglon Slate Energy Code, this code may be obtained, for free, Irom VJashington State Universiry's Energy Prooram website (www enerQv.wsu.edu). This website includes lonns, useful links, and downloadable ��ersions of the WSEC. Y�