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ii. Alternatively, a Snohomish County certified recorded Sales Prohibition
<br /> Covenant can be submitted for the multi-family buildings which have
<br /> building enclosure revisions.
<br /> 3. Please identify how and where the costs for providing accessible improvements meet the
<br /> requirements for (not to exceed) 20% of the cost of the alterations to the primary
<br /> function areas, per IEBC section 506, and section 410.7 exception 1. Please note that
<br /> any new work proposed on the drawings is already required to meet current accessibility
<br /> requirements, so this would require additional 20% accessibility compliance over the
<br /> cost of the work to convert the laundry areas to a second bedroom.
<br /> Occupancy
<br /> /1. Please indicate the occupant load of the new lease office and maintenance building,
<br /> based on the assigned occupancy types and area of those occupancies.
<br /> v'2. Two exits from the public space should be shown on the drawings for an assembly use,
<br /> or the posted occupant load should be reduced to 49 maximum for a B occupancy, per
<br /> IBC section 303.1.2.
<br /> s3. Is the proposed occupancy A-3 or B? Please indicate furniture for the proposed use. If
<br /> it is tables and chairs, it may meet the requirement of a B occupancy with a maximum
<br /> of 49 people with one exit.
<br /> 4. The drawings should indicate specific signage at the main entrance door that the door
<br /> will be open during business hours, per IBC section 1010.1.9.3, item 2.2.
<br /> a. The door schedule should indicate that any locking devices on these doors are
<br /> readily distinguishable as being locked.
<br /> Construction
<br /> 1. The removal of parking canopies and supporting structure should be shown in plan and
<br /> section with the replacement proposed.
<br /> Accessibility
<br /> 1. For clarity in code requirements, please label the unit designations as some other
<br /> reference than Type A and Type B units, because this is a reserved word for code
<br /> requirements for compliance in residential units. The historically accessible units should
<br /> have been designed to meet Type A requirements as a minimum. No Type B units were
<br /> required at the time of original permitting, or under the scope of this permit.
<br /> a. Five historically accessible units are required in the development, per the original
<br /> site plan, per the attached Washington State Building Code Advisory Council
<br /> Regulations for Barrier Free Facilities issued October 1, 1976, and amended in
<br /> 1977 and 1979.
<br /> b. Please identify those five apartments on the plans, and identify how the new
<br /> change of use from a central laundry to a second bedroom meets either current
<br /> or historical code requirements. Please be specific on the plans and details to
<br /> show compliance.
<br /> c. At least 2% of the parking provided for residents should be accessible parking,
<br /> per IBC section 1106.2, item 1. This is in addition to the new van accessible
<br /> parking provided for the clubhouse.
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