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r <br /> PUBLIC WORKS <br /> � P <br /> April 30, 2014 <br /> Mr. Jesse Wolfe <br /> 2812 Architecture <br /> 2812 Colby Ave <br /> Everett, WA 98208 <br /> RE: Correction Letter <br /> Project: Warehouse/Office Mezzanine Addition and Tenant Improvement <br /> Job Address: 3203 15th St <br /> Plan Review: BW14Q'5 009 <br /> Dear Mr. Wolfe, <br /> In response to the application for a construction permit, the plans have been examined and revisions may be <br /> necessary so that a permit can be issued. All required submittals must be of sufficient detail and information <br /> to ensure that the proposed structure will be constructed in compliance with all adopted codes. <br /> Please submit two sets of revised plans and details with a response letter to each item in this letter, indicating <br /> how it is resolved on the plan set. <br /> General <br /> 1. Deferred mechanical and electrical permits will be required for the new work, or work that was not <br /> previously under permit. <br /> Structural <br /> 1. Please include the floor loading assumptions in the structural calculations on the architectural plans. <br /> 2. Sketch 'A', referenced in the structural engineering letter, was not included on the drawings. However, <br /> it would be helpful to include that on the set, if it is feasible to do so. <br /> Occupancy <br /> 1. Please include the mezzanine and first floor occupant load calculations in the code analysis. <br /> 2. The occupant load of the mezzanine exceeds the amount required for openness, per IBC section <br /> 505.2.3. Openness is in the codes for mezzanines, because it was felt that the smell and sound of fire <br /> would assist egress in response to a fire on the floor below. <br /> a. Since an automatic detection system is required based on the mezzanine addition (see <br /> Construction item 2 below), additional emergency notifications at the mezzanine level, such as <br /> exit access exit signage, per IBC 1011.1, and emergency lighting per IBC 1006.1, could be <br /> considered an alternative design to provide fire safety in lieu of openness, per IBC section <br /> 104.11. <br /> Egress <br /> 1. Common path of travel (to the point of having two exit options) should be shown on the drawings with <br /> a maximum exit access travel distance of 75 feet, per IBC table 1014.3. The current distance to a <br /> location with two separate and distinct paths to exit the building exceeds 75 feet. <br /> J <br /> � 3 ; <br />