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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAFN#2169064 - BLD Permit / Conditions - 10/19/2021 Return to(name and mailing address): 2169064 MASON CO WA 10/19/2021 01:37 PM AFFID GONZALEZ #165829 Rec Fee: $205.50 Pages: 3 1111111111111111111111111111111111 IN 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111 IN AP ID AW"IT OF EX"EMPTION, AGRICUTTURAL AND STORAGE BUILDINGS. The property owner must certify,through this Affidavit as recorded on property title,that the exempt structure meets the listed criteria in Section 14.o8-033.(1)or(2)and that the building meets the requirements of an agricultural building or storage structure as defined therein. Grantor, Mason County,exempts the Grantee, VYJN�A 6" , Azyv C-Loiwj u. being the legal owner(s)of the property located at:Address: SzF, WYXCV\ RA parcel no.: "2j UZ(A -�Q- 9 C 10(A abbreviated legal description: kr-,.­4 A 0 U, S fj , acknowledge the following: I. Building Use: Limitations of use of this structure shall be either agricultural or storage s defined by Mason County Code. Agricultural buildings:A single-story building or structure directly related to an agricultural activity defined to include: farming;forestry-ranching;algaculture; aquaculture;apiculture(beekeeping); horticulture;viticulture;animal husbandry, including,but not limited to,the care and raising of livestock,equine,and fur-bearing animals; poultry husbandry and the production of poultry and poultry products;dairy production;the production of field crops,fruits,vegetables, nursery stock,ornamental shrubs,ornamental trees,Christmas trees,flowers,sod,or mushrooms;timber and pasturage. Agricultural buildings shall be exempt when 864 square feet or less with a wall height not to exceed 16 feet, and setback ten feet from all other structures. This exemption does not apply to buildings used for the purpose of growing o producing medical or recreational cannabis which shall remain subject to the authority and restrictions of Mason County Code Chapters 17.og(Collective Gardens)and 17.17 (Recreational Marijuana). Storage(Non-Agricultural)Buildings:Single-story buildings or structures used for the storage of belongings not designed for human habitation,and not used for remunerative purposes.These structures shall not be a place of human habitation or a place of employment, nor shall it be a place used by the public. Storage buildings shall be exempt when 576 square feet or less with a wall height not to exceed ten feet and shall be setback ten feet from all other structures. II. Building Exemption:Agricultural and Storage Buildings shall be exempt from the permitting requirements of Title 14 only when: (a) That the exempt structure will meet the definitions in 14.08.031(1)or(z); and (b) That the structure is not located within a critical area unless it complies with Chapter 8.52 MCC,Resource Management;and (c) That it complies with setback requirements in accordance with Title 17 MCC,Zoning; and (d) That it is built to the latest version of the International Residential Code and International Building and Fire Code,and (e) That it exceeds 12o square feet in accordance with the 2012 International Building Code or 200 square feet in accordance with the 2012 Residential Code;and (f) That a site plan,and construction documents(if required)prepared by a registered design professional be submitted with each Affidavit of Exemption;and (g) Plumbing and mechanical permits may still be required;and (h) The maximum height of the structure not to exceed those described in 14.08.031(1)or (z);and (i) The exemption does not apply to structures located within a floodway;and (j) Owner assumes all responsibility if any septic components(including reserve areas)are encumbered by the proposed structure. All foundations,footings,and foundation drains are still subject to the horizontal setbacks related to septic components as per WAC246-272A-021.0(Table IV) (k) The proposed structure must adhere to other applicable Mason County,State,and Federal regulations or ordinances. III. Building Conditions: By applicant(s)'initials,the following conditions have been met: w -r .Q-61 The proposed building meets the definition of Agricultural or Storage Building as defined above. Applicant has been provided a copy of zoning regulations for building site. Applicant has been provided a copy of SMP or Resource Ordinance, if needed. C1 Applicant has a copy of Auditor's recording requirements. Applicant has a Site Plan Checklist. k�C'( Applicant has a copy of Ordinance# facrw1 Applicant has been advised how to access the International Building/Residential Code. Property wner signature Property Owner Signature Date Signed Date Signed NOTARY: STATE OF WASHINGTON ) )ss COUNTY OF MASON ) On this 7 day of QC`w19-c� zoo,before me,the undersigned,a Notary Public in and for the State of Washington,duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared to me known to be the individual described in and who executed the foregoing instrument,and acknowledged to me that he/she/they signed and sealed the said instrument as a free and voluntary act and deed for the uses and purposes therein mentioned. Given under my hand and official seal this IU day of 202 i . NtiNNN/1/11py� a + (p 1. q .s Notary Public in and forthe tate of Washington �� OjgA}, m Residing at: C_0 % My commission expires: Z 2� �'a?( ��'• ` B��C . SHIS C U ! 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If you want to get the job done in a professional manner,we recommend you to plan everything with attention, as to prevent costly mistakes and to build a professional garden project. Invest in high quality materials,such as cedar,pine or redwood, as the bench will be exposed to all kinds of weather.Apply a few coats of paint over the components,to enhance their appearance and to protect them from bad weather. GardenPiansFree.com 6 _ 4 7 — 5 -- 2 3S Building a RV carport • i — 10 pieces of 6x6 lumber— 192"long POSTS • 2 — 4 pieces of 2 x 8 lumber—480"long or 8 pieces — 240"long SUPPORT BEAMS • 3 — 32 pieces of 2 x 6 lumber— 72" long BRACES • 4— 2 pieces of 2x6 lumber— 168"long, i piece — 240"long, 1 piece of 2x4 lumber —441/2"long, 2 pieces — 64"long 21xTRUSS 1/13 • 5 —4 pieces of Ti-11 siding - 26"x48"long, 4 pieces —46"x48"long, 2 pieces — 56"x48"long GABLE ENDS • 6—4 pieces of 2 x 6 lumber— 168"long, 12 pieces — 61/4"long 2xOVERHANG • 7—4 pieces of 3/4"plywood- 10"x96"long,4 pieces- 10"x72"long, 28 pieces — 48"x96"long, 4 pieces —48"x48"long, 8 pieces -24"x96"long, 4 pieces — 24"x48"long ROOF • 8 — 1300 sq ft of tar paper, 1300 sq ft of asphalt shingles ROOFING • 9— 4 pieces of 1 x 8 lumber— 169"long, 2 pieces—499 3/4"long TRIMS • 10 pieces of 6 x 6 lumber— 16' • 8 pieces of 2x8 lumber- 20' • 16 pieces of 2 x 6 lumber- 12' • 51 pieces of 2 x 6 lumber— 14' • 21 pieces of 2x6 lumber- 20' • 21 pieces of 2x4 lumber- 12' • 11 pieces of 2x4 lumber— 8' • 5 pieces of T1-11 siding— 4'x8' • 37 pieces of 3/4"plywood—4'x8' • 4 pieces of 1 x 8 lumber— 16' • 4 pieces of 1 x 8 lumber- 20' • 1 piece of 1 x 8 lumber— 8' • 1300 sq ft of tar paper, 1300 sq ft of asphalt shingles • 30 nieces of 6"carriage bolts • 10 post anchors • 1 ./8" screws • 5 1/2"screws • wood g ig,stain/12aint • rafter ties STEP 1: Building the base of the carport 2/13 GardenPlansFree.com 10 10 tom- 240"245 110 5/8"1 480" y 110 5?8` —`' Laying out the posts The first step of the garden project is to select the location for the carport.Make sure the ground is level and then layout the 6 x 6 posts with batter boards and string. Measure the diagonals and apply the 3-4-5 rule to the corners,to make sure the corners are square. GardenPlansFree.com r' d fa. i' Fitting the posts into concrete You can set the posts into place with several methods. First of all,you can attach the posts to an already existing concrete slats using metal anchors.Alternatively,you can dig 2-3'deep holes and pour concrete footing in which you set post anchors. Last but not least,you can dig the holes and set the posts directly into concrete. 3/13 For this project,we will assume you will use metal anchors. Use a spirit level to plumb the posts vertically and use temporarily braces to lock them, until you build the roof for the pergola. GardenPiansFree.com 7 L'4" 192" Building the posts Use 6 x 6 lumber for the posts.As you can see in the diagram,you need to make notches to the top of the 16 posts. Use a circular saw to make parallel cuts inside the notches and then remove the excess with a chisel. Smooth and clean the recess with sandpaper. GardenPiansFree.com Use 6" carriage bolts for each joint Fitting the Support beams Attach the 2 x 8 beams to the top of the posts, as shown in the diagram. Make sure the 4/13 corners are square and align the edges with attention. Plumb the posts with a spirit level and then clamp the beams to the top of the posts. Drill pilot holes through both the beams and posts,before inserting the 6"carriage bolts.Attach the washer and the nut. GardenPlansFree.com 45 degree cuts Building the braces Use 2 x 6 lumber for the braces. Use a miter or circular saw to make the 45 degree cuts at both ends. f u� x Fitting the braces—detail Fit the braces to the posts of the ry carport and then lock them into place with 51/2" screws. Drill pilot holes before inserting the screws,to prevent the wood from splitting. 5/13 GardenPlansFree.com Fitting the braces Fit the braces to the carport as shown in the plans. STEP 2: Building the roof of the ry carport GardenPlansFree.com 22.5 degree cut 168 .-f 1 Building the rafters Use 2x6 lumber for the rafters. Use a miter saw to make a 22.5 degree cut to one end of the rafters. Mark the cut lines on the rafters and then make the cuts with a circular saw. 6/13 GardenPlansFree.com F 22.5 degrees r � 35 3;'4 24t}" vT, .. . N.� Y �5 3;�4'� Bottom rafters—20x4o RV Carport Plans Lay the rafters on a level surface and the attach the bottom rafter. Use a miter saw to cut both ends of the bottom rafters at 22.5 degrees.Align the components with attention and leave no gaps between the rafters. GardenPlansFree.com 5. 43 314" 44 1.1 2" 60111, S S -e a 50 degree cut t j — 18.5 degree ~ 64" - w� Truss supports In order to reinforce the strength of the trusses, I recommend you to build 2 x 4 supports, as show in the plans. Use a miter saw to make the cuts to the supports. 7/13 GardenPlansFree.com „h..... L n f re� 20 t Gussets—Rv Carport Plans Use 1/2"plywood or metal plates for the joints. Make sure you add gussets to the joints between the bottom and regular rafters. GardenPlansFree.com 22,E Y2" �1131,4" Zg 11q,, 2? iir�r 24 IJ2" r 2� 1' 1 Fitting the trusses Fit the trusses to the top of the carport and place them every 24" on center. Plumb the trusses with a spirit level before attaching the ties. 8/13 Gard enPlans Free.coni 4 46 56" 2 Gable end panels Use T1-11 siding sheets for the gable end panels. Make the cuts with a circular saw and then attach them to the front and back of the RV carport. Use 6d nails to secure the panels into place tightly. GardenPlansFree.com 39 1/2" A,I 39 ltfZ' x" 14 3,1 391,2. 39 1/2 6 f';W" Building the overhangs Build the overhangs from 2 x 6 lumber. Drill pilot holes through the rafters and insert 3 1/2"screws into the blockings.Assemble everything tightly. 9/13 GardenPlansFree.com I Fitting overhangsthe Fit the overhangs to the front and back of the carport.Align the edges, drill pilot holes and insert 31/2" screws to lock the overhangs. GardenPlansFree.conl .48�. �... . 96 ... �. �..96" 96°' � 96" a° 48"t r 72" t 96" t t Fitting the roof sheets Attach the 3/4"plywood sheets to the roof of the carport. Start with the bottom and then attach the sheets up to the top. Leave no gaps between the sheets and insert 1 5/8" screws. every 8" along the framing. 10/13 GardenPlansFree.coin _r i 99 3"4' Side roof trims Fit the 1x8 trims to the sides of the RV carport.Align the edges with attention and insert 31/2"screws to lock them into place tightly. GardenPlansFree.com �j•--- 22.5 degree cut r 169" .s •,t Front and back roof trims Use 1x8 lumber for the front and back roof trims.Make a 22.5 degree cut at one end of the trims and then secure them into place with 21/2"screws. 11/13 GardenPlansFree.com Asphalt shingles Tar paper Fitting the roofing In order to waterproof the carport,you have to cover the roofing sheets with felt. Make sure the strips of roofing felt overlap at least 2-3" and staple them to the plywood sheets every 8". Continue the project by installing the asphalt shingles. Place the starting course at the bottom of the roof,before fitting the rest of the shingles. PRO TIP:Always read the manufacturer's instructions,before installing the shingles. They provide essential information about the installation of the shingles. GardenPlansFreexoAll I 20x4o RV Carport Plans Last but not least,you need to take care of the finishing touches. Fill the holes with 12/13 wood putty and then smooth the surface with 120-220 grit sandpaper.You can add panels to the sides of the carport,if you want to protect the RV even more from the elements. GardenPlansFree.coni 20x4o RV Carport Plans—side view This 20 x40 carport with 16'posts is easy to build and it will create a generous shelter for any vehicle. GardenPlansFree.com L v RV Carport Plans 13/13