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Meg Haley From: Meg Haley Sent: Monday, March 19, 2007 9:43 AM R To: jhousand@sirconstruction.com' 1-�D 7� 3-0�'L Cc: 'jfp@pacengtech.com' Subject: 952 North Broadway Requirements for Permit Jayme, We have receive the engineering report for 952 North Broadway vehicle damage from Pacific Engineering Technologies, Inc. signed and stamped by James Paus!ian, P.E. and S.E. The report was distributed to Cornhusker Insurance Companies and the City o( Everett. Since the report is noted for excusive use by Cornhusker, you shouid contact them or Jim Paustian for a copy of the report if you are going to submit the application for building permit(s). A'Stop Work' was issued on 2/13 since permits are required for the type of work involved. In regards to the ceiling repair of the first and second floor units, once the floor ceiling or roof ceiling cavity is exposed, insulation is required to be instalied whether the insulation was pre-existing or not, � e� the 2004 Washington State Energy Code Section 101.3.2.5, exception 2. Additional requirements will apply to the work, including the 2003 International Fire Code regarding retroactive requirements for detection systems (IFC Section 907.3) and the 2003 Washington State Ventilation and Indoor Air Quality Code (Section 302) regarding venting. The individual rooms require a one hour separation at the floor-c�iling assembly, based on the R-2 occupancy, per the 2003 Intemational Building Code Section 711.3. More specific review of the work being proposed can be given once we have received the building permit application and drawings for the new work, showing the existing conditions and any demolition involved, per the City of Everett Tenant Improvement Checklist that you and I discussed at the counter this past Friday. Dased on the square footage of the building and the de!ails required to comply with the codes, a Washington �tate licensed engineer or architect will be required to subr��it and stamp the drawings. I spoke to Jim Paustian regarding the engineering report, and gave him your contact information if you would like to make arrangements tc get a copy. Mr. Paustian was aware of the requirement for a licensed engineer ar architect to submit the drawings, per his conversations with Tony Lee, City of Everett Permit Services Manager. Tony issued the stop work order on the project on February 13, 2007. According to the City of Everett inspection report, the work required for permit is a result from car damage in February and water damage from the December damage to the rooting materials. Please let me know if you need any additional information prior to submitting the permit applications with the drawings. —Meg Meg�}ia�iey �la+tiy��ca,nu±le+- City of Evcrelt 3200 Cedar Strcet Everett. WA 9B201 Ph: 425��57�BA73 Fax: d25�2�i-8656 www. everettwa.oraldefau It. as pz? I D=376 `��'��' �Y}�4 .,1'�� Y'. L