3232 OAKES AVE BAKER LEWIS SCHWISOW LAW 2018-01-01 MF Import

e. Materials, such as safety glazing, should be shown on the door and window schedules, as required by IBC section 2406.4. 3. Ventilation can be handled either by natural ventilation or mechanical ventilation, per IBC 1203.1. It doesn't appear that all the windows are operahle. Office and entry areas require an air Flow of 5cfm per person and reception areas require 60 cfm per person, per IMC table 403.3. The type of ventilation should be identified on the drawings, and if new, will require a separate mechanical permit submittal. 4. Where wall or ceiling cavities are exposed during construction, the heated area requires insulation to be replaced and shown on the drawings as minimum R-3.0, per WSEC 1132.1. 5. Winder treads are not allowed in a means of egress stainvay, unless the existing space and construction does not allow a reduction in pitch or slope, per I8C sections 1009.43 and 3404.1, excaption 1. 6. Handreils are required on both sides of stairs, where the stairs are being replaced, per IBC section 1009.12. 7. Handrails should be detailed in section and dimensioned in height, per IBC section 1012. 8. New guards should be shown on the drawings where there is an elevation difference greater than 30 inches, specifically above existing grede at the site of the garage demolition, per IBC section 1013.2. Accessibility 1. The van accessible parking stall and access aisle should be dimensioned on the drawings, per IBC section 3411.4.2 (4). 2. Accessible signage should be shown on the drawings, per IBC section 3411.4.2 (3). 3. An accessible building entrance should be shown on the drawings, per IBC section 3411.4.2 (1). The hardware set for the accessible en[rance door should be shown on the drawings, per IBC sec`ion 1008.9.1. 4. The accessible route connecting the accessible parking to an accessible entrance should be shown on the drawings, per IBC section 3411.4.2 (6). The clear width of the accessible route within the property line should be shown as 44 inches on the drawings, including paved markings and accessible ramps where required, per IBC section 1101,2.2. The property lines should be shown on the building plans. 5. Where wall or door revisions are made in the interior of the building, those walls and doors should be shown on the drawings to comply with the accessibility requirements of Chapter 11 of the IBC, to include grab bars at the new toilet wall, clearances from plumbing fixtures, turning radiuses inside and outside oF the toilel room, pull and push side dimensions, minimum door clearance requirements, and any other applicable scoping or technical standards referenced. Deferred Permits G. Exterior business signage should be submitted separately on a deferred permit for review by the planning and buiiding departments. 1