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Home My WebLink AboutBLD94-0117 Cancelled ATF Remodel - BLD Application - 6/5/1995 1 Permit No. ` MASON COUNTY BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION PLEASE PRINT 426 W. Cedar/P.O. Box 186, Shelton, WA 98584 427-9670/1-800-562-5628 � �` #1 Owner ��L-� 1 1'' n►l "�-lc-�r r o-\ Phone# c� ��—4D Site Address -f Fire District# City Re St 35i Zip gffso2g Directions to Job Site �_v�►-� D ld �e t `r l-�cs�� l ,� 'M t!�! 4� 4f Owner Mailing Address Oaf CYL T City St L-0 Zip Lien/Title Holder Address Clty St Zip #2 Contractor Name �� ' '-<< �'b`' � Contractor Reg # (yy'C L c ff� Address sG""`t'e Expiration Date_-L �i Y City St Zip Phone# #3 If septic is located on project site, include records. Connect to Septic? Public Water Supply Well Connect to Sewer System? Name of System (If residential, proof of potable water is required) .9#4 Parcel No0 - ire - 016 b ' Legal Description / #5 Building Square Footage: (existing/proposed) FI / 2nd FI / 6` 3rd FI Loft/ / 1st ��_ Basement / Deck / #bedrooms / #bathrooms / Garage/ to Carport / (Circle:Attached or Detached?) Other sq. ft. / t—� �cgck�ca #6 Use of build' � Describe work #7 Type of Job: New dd Alt Repair Other_�� #8 MOBILE/MANUFACTURED HOME INFORMATION Model Year Make Model Length Width Serial No. # Bedrooms #Bathrooms Type of Heat Purchase Price$ #9 Indicate by circling icable source if any water is on or adjacent to subject property: River Pond CreelStream Wetland Lake Marsh Saltwater Seasonal Runoff Other Show following on the site plan Lot Dimensions Flood Zones Existing Structures Fences Structure Setbacks Driveways Water Lines Shorelines Drainage Plan Topography Septic Systems Wells Proposed Improvements Easements Indicate Directional by (N, S, E, W) Name of Flanking Street Name of Fronting Street in relation to plot plan APPLICANT TO DRAW SITE PLAN BELOW O 1� i ya �-� 050 ire' ► j�5 elkt U APPLICANT TO DRAW TOPOGRAPHY PRO E BELOW I 1 • r Plumbing Fixtures ($3 eachl Fee Mechanical Fixtures ($6 each) No. Toilets CIRCLE FUEL TYPE: Gas, Electric, Bath Basins Heatpump, Other Bath Tubs No. Units Fees Showers Furn BTU `Hot Water Htr _ Heatpumps _Laundry Washer Vent Systems Sinks ( Spot Vent Fans _Floor Drains No. Boilers/Compressors _Laundry Basins HP _Dishwasher No. Air Handling _Disposal cfm# _Urinals No. Fire Protection Systems _Other _ Auto. Fire Alarm Sys 50,00 Fixed Fire Supp. Sys 50.00 Permit Basic Fee 15.00 Auto Fire Sprink Sys 25.00 TOTAL PLUMBING $ No. Other Gas Outlets Wood, Gas, Pellet Stove NOTICE: THIS PERMIT BECOMES NULL AND VOID IF WORK OR CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZED IS NOT COM- MENCED WITHIN 180 DAYS OR IF CONSTRUCTION OR Permit Basic Fee 15.00 WORK IS SUSPENDED OR ABANDONED FOR A PERIOD OF 180 DAYS AT ANY TIME AFTER WORK IS COM- TOTAL MECHANICAL $ MENCED. PROOF OF CONTINUATION OF WORK IS BY MEANS OF A PROGRESS INSPECTION. OWNERS AFFIDAVIT CONTRACTORS AFFIDAVIT I CERTIFY THAT I AM EXEMPT FROM THE REQUIRE- I CERTIFY THAT I AM A CURRENTLY REGISTERED MENTS OF THE CONTRACTORS REGISTRATION LAW CONTRACTOR IN THE STATE OF WASHINGTON AND I RCW 18.27, AND AM AWARE OF THE MASON COUNTY AM AWARE OF THE ORDINANCE REQUIREMENTS REGU- ORDINANCE REQUIREMENTS FOR WHICH THIS PER- LATING THE WORK FOR WHICH THE PERMIT IS ISSUED MIT IS ISSUED AND THAT ALL WORK DONE WILL BE IN AND ALL WORK DONE WILL BE IN CONFORMANCE CONFORMANCE THEREWITH. NO CHANGES SHALL BE THEREWITH. NO CHANGES SHALL BE MADE WITHOUT MADE WITHOUT FIRST OBTAINING APPROVAL FROM FIRST OBTAINING APPROVAL FROM THE BUILDING THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT. DEPARTMENT. X OWNER �'t' �� X BY DATE — Cl DATE FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY: Accepted by: Date: r DEPARTMENTAL REVIEW FOR OFFICE USE ONLY Approved Cond. Hold Approval Planning: AA)�s Environmental Health: t' 1 ill C7 1CUd�� M 12--Li �I Building Plan Review Occupancy Group: Type of Const: Fire Marshal: Other: Special Conditions: FEES Building Permit Plan Check Plumbing Fee Mechanical Fee Wood/Gas/Pellet Stove Radon Monitor Violation Fee Site Inspection Building State Fee Other Other Building Valuation: TOTAL FEE Know Your Ventilation �Z Requirements and Exhaust Fan Specifications. v � N FRESH AIR TO EACH HABITABLE ROOM J� V & IAQ Code Sec. 302 0� � r � ca- n'11 EXCEED 2 S MUST ET OP 199 VENTILATION CODE Li MUST MEET OR EXCEED v� I 1 941 STATE ORGY 8 5 i L � �t R, MASON COUNTY BUILDING DEPARTMENT i 1991 WASFIINGTON STATE ENERGY CODE AND VENTILATION AND INDOOR AIR QUALITY CODE RESIDENTIAL REQUIREMENTS (NEW CONSTRUCTION, ADDITIONS, &REMODELS) THE PROCESSING OF YOUR APPLICATION CAN BE EXPEDITED IF YOU PROVIDE COMPLETE AND DETAII..ED INFORMATION. YOU ARE ENCOURAGED TO COMPLY TO THE 1991 WSEC BY UTILIZING THE APPROPRIATE PRESCRIPTIVE PATH FOR YOUR PROJECT. THIS WILL ALSO HELP EXPEDITE MATTERS. THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION MUST BE PROVIDED: 1) A complete window schedule must be submitted with your WSEC compliance information, even if a window schedule is included on your building plans. Note that sliding glass doors (patio), french doors, and any door with 50% or more glass in it is considered a window with the area (sq.ft.) being the entire units rough opening dimensions. Any windows in doors (less than 50% of area) must be taken out of the door area and put into the window area on the schedule. This window schedule must minimally show the dimensions of the rough openings of each window, the model (casement, horizontal slider, single hung, awning, picture, etc...), and the units tested U-value. 2) If you are complying to the WSEC by prescriptive path and are using the area weighted averaging method you must include your calculations (worksheet). 3) Indicate type of hot water heater, Iocation of exhaust fans (bathrooms, laundry, kitchen), the location of your whole house fan, and all insulation levels (walls, floors, ceilings, and slab) on your building plans. 4) Indicate how you will comply with the requirement for introducing fresh air to each habitable roam on your building plans (window frame vents, through the wall ports, or an integrated system with your furnace). 5) If your home is 2,000 square feet or less, and using electric resistance heating (excluding heat pumps) a $900.00 "Payment to Owner at Time of Construction" will be issued from your service utility after the final County inspection has passed. MASON COUNTY BUILDING DEPARTMENT 1991 WASE NGTON STATE ENERGY CODE AND VENTILATION AND INDOOR AIR QUALITY CODE OWNER TELEPHONE OWNERS MAILING ADDRESS COMPLIANCE INFORMATION TYPE OF PROJECT: () NEW RESIDENCE()ADDITION()REMODEL ()OTHER AREA(SQ.FT.) 1STFLOOR 2NrD FLOOR HEATED BASEMENT Note: Heated basements must be insulated and finished to meet minimum energy code requirements. TOTAL SQUARE FOOTAGE OF CONDMONED (HEATED) AREA COMPLIANCE METHOD: () PRESCRIPTIVE PATH — circle option — I H III IV V VI VII VIH Glazing percentage (total glazing area divided by total conditioned area) (•) COMPONENT PERFORMANCE — Chapter 5 — attach documentation and worksheets (•) SYSTEMS ANALYSIS — WATTSUN 5.2 — attach documentation and worksheets HEATING SYSTEM: ELECTRIC RESISTANCE () Electric Central Furnace ( Electric Wall Heaters () Baseboard Units () Radiant Panels () Other OTHER FUELS () Heat Pump () Gas Furnace () Oil Furnace () Other () Boiler System (indicate type) Make Model Size AF UE HSPF VENTILATION SYSTEM: O Spot and Whole House ( ) Central Ducted System O Integrated with Furnace O Heat Recovery System (air to air heat exchanger — heat recovery heat pump) GENERAL NOTES: Your building plans should indicate certain compliance measures: framing to be used (standard, intermediate, advanced); type of vapor barriers being used; location of furnaces, hot water tanks and other equipment; location of solid fuel burning appliances, fireplaces and their combustion air duct runs; and termination points of exhaust ventilation fans. Date Checklist Prepared 311 MASON COUNTY BUILDING DEPARTMENT PLAN REVIEWER AND INSPECTOR CHECKLIST 1991 WSEC AND V&IAQ CODE COMPLIANCE Permit Number �� Address NE k54 So. Ft.o Name on Permit VVAaL r_1 y\, s �cw.uNN Contra or/Phone# '2PS'-C=4 11 Compliance Method: ( ) Prescriptive (option) ( ) Component (0-Sys'tems Analysis Date FOUNDATION Insp. Rev. ( ) ( ) Slab:R- (Ext.foundation down to frostline/slab bottom;or interior 24"top of slab&horizontal. Radiant under entire.) ( ) ( ) Below grade exterior wall insulation: R- ( ) ( ) Crawlspace ventilation: (1 sq.ft.NEW150 sq.ft.floor area-cross vented) FRAMING ( ) ( +} (V) Standard ( ) Intermediate ( ) Advanced ( ) ( ) Woodstoves and/or fireplaces: (6 sq.inches combustion air supply duct with damper direct to firebox.) Standard air seal: (Bottom plate/subfloor,rimjoist/mudsiil,window/door frames,penetrations condition to non-condition.) ( ) (oVk)"_ Attic ventilation (1 sq.ft. [ A/150 sq.ft.ceiling area) L4,oOQ'%- ( ) ( ) Spot exhaust fans: (4"exhaust-bath/laundry 50 cfm @.25 WG;kitchen 100 cfm @.25 WG. Vented out with dampers.) Fresh air Ventilation: Available to all habitable rooms. Installed and operational. (Integrated forced air,windows,wall ports.) ( ) ( u-) - Whole house exhaust fan:5(>- Cfnl (Intermittent system manual&auto controls/sone less than or=to 1.5 at.1 WG) 1� INSULATION ( ) ( ) Attic baffles installed to deflect incoming air(Rigid material resistant to wind-driven moisture,extend 12"above loose fill or 6" above bait insulation) ( ) ( v} Mechanical ventilation ducts R-4(Exhaust in unconditioned space&supply in conditioned space.) ( ) ( 1�— Wall insulation(above grade) R-I—(Batts face stapled) ( ) ( ) Wall insulation (below grade-interior) R- (Batts face stapled) Vapor retarders on walls (Faced Batt,or 4 mil poly or perm.paint.-circle one) ( ) ( ) Rim joist(insulated with vapor retarder-rigid foam and caulked or 4 mil poly.) Vaulted ceiling insulation R- 30 (Vapor retarder&1"air space) FINAL ( ) (✓� Floor insulation R- (Substantial contact w/surface,supports less than or=to 24"OC,not blocking vents.) Ventilation system is operational (spot,whole house,fresh air to all habitable roonw. If integrated system,certification by installer is required.) ( ) ( ) HVAC ducts in unconditioned areas R-8 (Joints sealed;mechanically fastened with a minimum of 3 fasteners.) ( ) ( ) Pipe insulation R-3 (Hot and cold lines in unconditioned areas-service or recirc,see Table 5-12). ( ) ( ) SHW heaters: (NAECA label,separate power or gas shut-off,on R-10 pad if electric in unconditioned or on concrete.) Heating system type: Wa l?Q 3000 w-PM[ ( ) (✓) Radon monitor on site with instructions.No. Supplied by MCBD ( ) ( ) Thermostat: (Heat range 55-73;AC 70-85;both 55-85. Backup heat controls(lockout)prevent simultaneous operation of primary system.) ( ) ( ) Solid fuel appls.: (Glass/metal tight-fitting doors;dir.comb.air source,or 4"dia.dampered,indir.source for existing coast.) ( ) ( ) Ground cover: (6 mil black polyethylene or approved equal lapped 12"at joints,extending to foundation wall.) / a receptacles, lights.) I� Penetrations(All exterior wall and ceiling penetrations sealed to drywall-plumbing,exposed beams,wall recep Ies fans recessed li gh ) ( ) (Viling Insulation R- (Insulate&weatherstrip access,baffle to prevent spillover-no cardboard) apor retarder paint if a vapor retarder was not installed when insulation was installed. GLAZING Plan Reviewer-Fill out this glazing section or attach a window schedule to this checklist. jispector- Verify window information during field inspections. Include skylights, glass doors and all other glazing on this form. Use rough opening area for calculations. Date Size uanbt Area S . Ft. U-Value Manufacturer Rev. Ins . 38 z3 I l 1 Z 7 d�t,�l�1_e Wai ZZ 3 o l 1 1 a" i �-R- muttil Total glazing area: Total conditioned area: `-We T'ercentage glazing: CJ 7O Verified: DOORS Plan Reviewer-List opaque doors by type(solid core,insulated,etc.)quantity,U-value,and manufacturer. hi pector- Verify door information during field inspection. Date Type/Quantity U-Value Manufacturer Rev., Insp. Signature of Building Inspector: Date of Final Inspection: r 1991 WASBINGTON STATE ENERGY CODE COMPONENT PERFORMANCE CALCULATIONS Other Than Group R Occupancies Reference Table 5-2 Reference Building Area U or F Value Ceiling (ociZ X .035 = 2y ZZ (R-30) —� 4.CU Walls (Gross Area) �j Lp X .25 = (R-11) Floor Over Crawlspace X .05 = $� (R-11) ' Slab (Lineal Footage) / x .56 = (R-7) TOTAL Z Proposed Building Aroma \\ U or F Value Ceiling x D3LA = Z Z b8 Walls: , Net Wall Area X �r1\ • DQ = S ►1 Glazing x _ 19 x �S = I t-1 Z J t 1 x x = x = Doors Z l x _ (,.93 x = Floor X -71,44 Slab On Grade x = TOTAL l�j 83 *Proposed Building Total must be equal to or less than Reference Building Total to show compliance to the WSEC. **Find selected, applicable default U-Values from Chapter 10 of the WSEC on the reverse side of this worksheet. TABLE 104 DEFAULT F-VALUES FOR ON-GRADE SLABS TABLE 10-5 DEFAULT U-VALUES FOR ABOVE-GRADE WALLS Insulation type L2 U g1.4 g15. 2 x 4 Single Wood Stud: R-11 Batt Uninsulated slab 0.73 -- -- -- Siding Material/Framing Type 2-ft Horizontal (No thermal break) -- 0.70 0.70 0.69 R-value Lapped Wood T1-11 4-ft Horizontal (No thermal break) -- 0.67 0.64 0.63 of Foam Board STD ADV STO ADV 2-ft Vertical (or Horiz. w/T,B.) -- 0.58 0.54 0.52 4-ft vertical (or Horiz. w/T.B.) -- 0.54 0.48 0.45 NOTE: Nominal Batt R-value: 0 .088 .084 .094 .090 Fully insulated slab -- -- 0.36 -- R-11 at 3.5-inch thickness 1 .080 .077 .085 .082 Installed Batt R-value: 2 .074 .071 .078 .075 R-11 in 3.5-inch cavity 3 .069 .066 .072 .070 TABLE 10-7 DEFAULT U-VALUES FOR CEILINGS 4 .064 .062 .067 .065 5 .060 .058 .063 .061 s Below Vented Attics 6 .056 .055 .059 .057 Ceilings Standard Frame Advanced Frame 7 .053 .052 .055 .0548 .051 .049 .052 .051 Flat Ceiling Baffled 9 .048 .047 .050 .049 R-19 0.049 0.047 _ 10 .046 .045 .047 .046 R-30 0.036 0.032 R-38 0.031 0.026 _ 11 .04 .043 .045 .04 R-49 0..027. 0.020 12 .0422 .041 .043 .0422 R-60 0.025" 0.017 Scissors Truss 2 x 4 Single Wood Stud: R-13 Batt Siding Material/Fraying Tvpt R-30 (4/12 roof pitch) 0.043 0.031 R-38 (4/12 roof pitch) 0.040 0.025 R-value Lapped Wood T1-11 R-49 (4/12 roof pitch) 0.038 0.020 of Foam R-30 (5/12 roof pitch) 0.039 0.032 Board STD ADV STD ADV R-38 (5/12 roof pitch) 0,035 0.026 NOTE: R-49 (5/12 roof pitch) 0.032 0.020 Nominal Batt R-value: 0 .082 .078 .088 .083 R-13 at 3.63-inch thickness Vaulted Ceilings 1 .075 .072 .080 .076 16" O.C. 24" D.C. Installed Batt R-value: 2 .069 .066 .073 .070 Vented R-12.7 in 3.5-inch cavity 3 .065 .062 .068 .065 R-19 2x10 Joist 0.049 0.048 4 .060 .058 .063 .061 R-30 2x12 ,foist 0.034 0.033 R-38 2x14 Joist 0.027 -0&V 5 .053 .0.052 .05.05 .057 6 .05 6 .05 Unvented 1 .047 49 .05 2 R-30 2x10 Joist 0.034 0.033 7 .0 .0511 R-38 2x12 Joist 0.029 0.027 8 04488 .047 .0500 .048 R-21 + R-21 2x12 Joist 0.026 0.025 9 .046 .045 .047 .046 10 .044 .043 .045 .044 Roof Deck 11 .042 .041 .043 .042 4x Beams. 48" O.C. 12 .040 .039 .041 .040 R-12.5 2" Rigid insulation 0.064 R-21.9 3.5" Rigid insulation 0.040 R-37.5 6" Rigid insulation 0.025 2 x 6 Single Wood Stud: R-19 Batt R-50 8" Rigid insulation 0.019 Siding Material/Framing Type R-value Lapped Wood T1-11 of Foam Board STD INT ADV STD INT ADV TABLE 10-3 DEFAULT U-VALUES FOR FLOORS OVER VENTED CRAWLSPACE NOTE: OR UNHEATED BASEMENT Nominal Batt R-value 0 .062 .058 .055 .065 .061 .058 R-19 at 6-inch thickness Nominal R-value U-value 1 .058 .055 .052 .060 .057 .055 Installed Batt R-Value 2 .054 .052 .050 .056 .054 .051 Floor Perimeter Post L Beam Joists R-18 in 5.5-inch cavity 3 .051 .049 .047 .053 .051 .049 4 .048 .046 .045 .050 .048 .046 0 0 0.112 0.134 11 0.100 0.116 5 .046 .044 .043 .048 .046 .044 0.114 6 .044 .042 .041 .045 .044 .042 19 0.098 100 30 0.093 0.114 7 .042 .040 .039 .043 .042 .040 8 .040 .039 .038 .041 .040 .039 11 0 0.052 0.056 11 0.048 0.052 9 .038 .037 .035 .039 .038 .037 10 .037 .036 .035 .038 .037 .036 19 0 0.038 .0.041 11 .036 .035 .034 .036 .035 .035 11 0.036 `0.041 12 .034 .033 .033 .035 .034 .033 22 0 0.034 0.037 11 0.033 0.035 Single Metal Stud 25 0 0.032 0.034 Nominal Nominal Effective Stud Spacing 11 0.031 0.033 Wall Insulation Insulation Thickness R-Value R-Value 16" O.C. 24" D.C. 30 0 0.028 0.029 4 inch R-11 R-11 .14 .13 11 0.027 0.02& 4 inch R-13 R-12.7 .13 .12 38 0 .0.024 0.025 6 inch R-19 R-18 .11 .10 11 0.024 0.024 Washington State Energy Code and Ventilation & Indoor Air Quality Code GENERAL COMPLIANCE INFORMATION This attachment was designed to assist homebuilders in understanding and complying with State Energy and Ventilation Code requirements. If you have any questions regarding compliance measures, please do not hesitate to contact Debbera Coker or Dan Fitchitt at the Mason County Building Department - 427-9670 extension 284. VENTILATION - Outside the conditioned area. -Crawlspace - 1 SQ.FT. of Net Free Area for every 150 SQ.FT. of floor area - crossvented for air flow- use a nonclosing vent. -Attic Area - 1 SQ.FT. of Net Free Area for every 150 SQ.FT. of ceiling area. A low to high, 50150 split is the ideal,if you experience problems achieving this "target" amount of ventilation due to a complex roof configuration talk to your Building Inspector and take the agreed upon action. -Vaulted Ceilings-To achieve the required ventilation you may need to vent block each rafter bay and use an approved ridge vent material. Again talk it over with your Building Inspector if a problem exists. -The key is to know what amount of ventilation is required for your situation. VENTILATION - Inside the conditioned area. KNOW YOUR FAN REQUIREMENTS -FAN FLOW(CFM)RATED AT .25 WG (WATER GAUGE) NOTE: Generally the CFM rating shown on the manufactures packaging indicates a test at .1 WG, this h means that the flow rate (CFM) of the fan was tested with one tenth of an inch of water column against it. The code requires that the fan flow rate (CFM) achieve the required rating at .25 WG, or one quarter of an inch of water column. Wheu the flow is tested with this higher static pressure against it, the exhaust fans capacity to move air is reduced. -Wet Rooms (all bathrooms, laundry rooms, water closets, etc..) - 50 CFM at .25 WG. ? -Kitchen - 100 CFM at .25 WG. r } -Whole House Fan - This fan is sized according to the number of bedrooms in the home. See the Whole House Exhaust Fan Prescriptive Requirements (Table 3-2 V&IAQ) for sizing. f -Stamped on your building plans you will find the minimum requirement for your Whole House Fan. -Whole House Fan CFM requirements are rated at .25 WG and a sone rating of 1.5 at A WG with both manual and automatic controls.. -A Continuous Operating System may be an option to consider. This central, remotely located unit, ducted from each wet room will meet code requirements. More information is available upon request. EXHAUST FAN DUCTING - See Prescriptive Exhaust Duct Sizing (Table 3-3 V&IAQ) for specifications. Different size fans (CFM ratings) require different duct sizes. There are also restrictions on the length, number of elbows, and how the duct run will terminate outside the structure. -Minimum.duct diameter is 4". -Nc, flex duct in nonaccessable areas (floor joists, ceiling rafters, etc...). -Insulate to R-4 when outside the conditioned area. -Dedicl d terminus (mechanically fasten and seal duct to this terminal element). -Positive connection (mechanically fastened and sealed) to fan box take off or nipple. -Mechanically i&-ten and seal ducts at all connections/splices. MORE „INFORMATION ON THE BACK OF THIS PAGE FRESH AIR TO EACH HABITABLE ROOM - Ventilation&Indoor Air Quality Code -Window frame vents. -Through the wall ports. -This requirement may be satisfied by using an integrated system with your HVAC ducting. PENETRATION SEALING -Inspected at the Framing/Plumbing/Mechanical stage. -Seal around windows and doors. -Under wall plates or where bottom plate meets subfloor. -Seal all wiring and plumbing penetrations in the framing between conditioned and nonconditioned areas. -Seal around the Romex (electrical wire) that comes into electrical boxes. -Give special attention to plumbing cut outs for tubs, showers and sinks. -Seal around electrical boxes and fan boxes after drywall has been hung(checked at the Final Inspection). INSULATION - Know what is required in all areas of your project. -Floor- substantial contact with the underside of subfloor - twine, or support at 24" on center. -Ceiling - baffle for ventilation in attic and vaults to prevent blockage of air flow (this may also be a concern with floor insulation). -Rim Joist - not compressed, vapor retarder intact. -Be sure insulation is slashed for wiring and plumbing and cut out for electrical boxes. -Insulation is not to be compressed, this reduces its insulation capacity - cut it to fit. -Insulate (to ceiling R-Value) and weatherstrip attic hatches and doors. -All water lines in nonconditioned areas insulated to R-3. -Vapor retarders -kraft backed insulation is to be face stapled, poly retarders are a minimum 4 mil, perm paint is to be applied as per manufactures instructions and empty cans are to be left on-site for the Building Inspector to see and mark. HVAC DUCTING AND THERMOSTATS -Mechanically fastened and sealed joints. -Insulated to R-8 when outside the conditioned area. -Programmable, ramping type thermostats are required on all heat pump systems. S WINDOW U-VALUES - KNOW YOUR U-VALUE REQUIREMENTS s -Changes to your window schedule must be submitted and approved prior to your performing the t installation. -If necessary, U-Value Averaging must be calculated, submitted, and approved prior to the Framing/Plumbing/Mechanical/Penetration Inspection. RECESSED LIGHTING FIXTURES -Fixtures penetrating the envelope of the structure must meet one of the three requirements stamped on your building plans. -If you are insWling recessed lighting fixtures between floors(heated basement and main floor living area; these fixtures need not be Type IC rated. BASEMENTS j -Compliance by Prescriptive Path with a slab application?Remember R-10 perimeter until 24"below grade. -Conditioned basements must meet penetration, insulation, vapor retarder, and wall cover require* :--nts. This list of "tips" for achieving compliance to the Energy and Ventilation & Indoor Air Quality, Codes is not intended to be all inclusive, or used as a checklist. It's purpose is rather to serve as an informatio,h"'�a'l aid in getting code requirements out to builders to assist in making your project flow smoother by avoiding surprises and delays. Again, more information is available at the Mason County Building Department or you may call the State Energy Office at their Technical Assistance for Builders number, 1-800-235-TA4U(8248). OWNER'S N MME: , WINDOW & DOOR SCHEDULE WINDOWS INCLUDE ALL WINDOWS, SKYLIGHTS, SLIDING GLASS DOORS, FRENCH DOORS AND STORE DOORS. ANY WINDOWS IN DOORS (LESS THAN 50% OF AREA) MUST BE TAKEN OUT OF THE DOOR AREA AND PUT INTO THE WINDOW AREA ON THE - SCHEDULE. BRAND MODEL U-VALUE QUANTITY SIZE TOTAL SQ. FT. � -3 ' 2-3 IZ !a�' LA L z 3 A1 �4� l z z z _3 L,k, - L-a U TOTAL WINDOW AREA DOORS BRAND MODEL U-VALUE LOCATION SIZE TOTAL SQ. FT. TOTAL DOOR AREA Prescriptive Requirements'For Residential Occupancies Heating by Electric Resistance Zone 1 Option Glazing% Glazing Doors Ceiling2 Vaulted Wall Above Wall/Inta Walvext4 Floor' Slab'on Floor Area U-Value U-Value Ceiling Grade Below Below Grade Grade Grade I. 10% 0.46 0.40 R-38 R-30 R-21 R-21 R-10 R30 R-10 it. 12% 0.43 0.20 R-38 R30 R-19 R119 R-10- R-10 R-10 III. 12% 0.40 0.40 R38 R30 R-21 R-21 R-10 R30 R-10 IV.- 15% 0.40 0.20 R38 R30 R-19 R-19 R-10 R30 R-10 V. 18% 0.39 0.20 R38 R30 R-21 R-21 R-10 R30 R-10 VI- 21% 0.36 0.20- FL38 R30 R-21 R-21 R-10 R-30 R-10 VIC 25% 0.32- 020 R38 R-30 R-19+R-56 R-21 R-10 R30 R-10 VII1.7 301/6 0.29 0.20 R38 R30 R-19+R-5a. R-21 _ R-10 R30 R-10 'Rde~ce Case ---- - 1 Mirimtsn requiremema for each cotton feted.For exaorcb,I a pnputad deeipn has a gbaing ratio to ttto conditioned floor ansa of 19%�I shall corrply with all of the requ"rroms of the 21%9UZYWg option(a higher).Proposed dsigm which carrot moot the spec ern requuem ants of a fisted option abavo,may calcuiate compliance by chwXers A or sot tho Coda 2 Requirernert applis to alt o.iirgs mtcapt sago rafter or pet vaLAnd eiings-'AoW denote.Advar cod From d Ceiig. 3 Rpuirerterf amlicable my to sunle rafter or past vauled cerngs_ 4 Below grade wall.steal be iroufated wtfw m the erieriw to a ninirurn level d R-10.or m the iraenor to the samte's"as walls above grade.Exterior insulation'clod on bebw grade waAs stall be a water n>Lartt rramria4•menu actumd for ib intended use,and"Wed acco ting to the mararbmuer's speaficatxxL See section razz 5 Floors over aapei xPacee or exposed b anf tom air cordlicns- 6 Pbquied slab perinelef insulation shall be a water ressta m mxtoriaL manufachred far its intended use.and*stalled atxardig to rmanufaatxer's speafcatiors-See section 6CL4. 7 The fdbw`g options shell be appivabo to buildings leas thart th;oo stories:0-15 maximum for glazing area ci 25%or Ines:=manrrsrn for glazng woos of 3M a leas. 8 This wall inuWxn requrorriont der oleo R-19 pal aMy ir-Lib n plta R-5 foam sheathiig. Excerpted from WSEC Table r.l Prescriptive Requirements For Residential Occupancies Heating by Other Fuels Zone 1 Option HVAC2 Glazing Glazing Doors Ceiling Vaulted Wall Wall/int4 Wall/ext` Floors Slab Equp.% Floor Area U-Value U-Value Ceiling Above Below Below on Effic. Grade Grade Grade Grade I. Med. 10% 0.70 0.40 R30 R-30 R-15 R-15 R-10 R-19 R-10 II. Med- 121% 0.65 0.40 R30 R30 R-15 R-15 R-10 R-19 R-10 III- High 21% 0.75 0.40 R30 R-30 R-19 R-19 R-10 R-19 R-10 IV.' Med. 21% 0.65 0.40 R30 R30 R-19 R-19 R-10 R-19 R-10 V. Low 21% 0.60 0.40 R30 R-30 R119 R-19 R-10 R-19 R-10 VI.7 Med. 25% 0.45 0.40 R38 P30 - R-19 R-19 R-10 R-25 R-10 VII.7 Med, 30% 0.40 0.40 R30 R30 R-19 R-19 R-10 R-25 R-10 - 1 Mirtirnum requiremtents for each option food.For example,I a proposed design has a glazig ratio to the conditioned:lour area of 197E I anal oocrply with all d the'quire-w is of the 21%glazing action(or higher),Proposed desigm which car-9 moot the spec irc requirem rds at a listed optim above.may oL,Ixto axrpli-ce by Chapters 4 or 5 of tttis Coda. 2 Requiemws applies to all ceilings except single rafter or pet varAod ceiirgs-'Adv'denotes Advar sd Frwned CoXxig. 3 Requiorroltt applrabo mly to single rafter at joist vaulted oe7ngs. - -- - --- - - - - _ 4 8e6vw grade v alb shal too insulated either m the exterior to a m>ttirrsam level d R-10,a m the interior to the sans In.el m walls above grade.Exterior iris wicn iutalbd on bebw grade wail shall be a wafer rsetant nWenal,man taaured for is kterded toe,and irotaJled acmtdirtg to the ff vt oxunr's specifiralioro.Sea sect..6Q22. 5 Flo-over4 spaces or e>rpossed to ambient air cprdtioos. .. 8 Required slab pe irrobw irouiation shall be a wafer res'stam rrtderiaL msar,da cowed for its intended tea.and'mulod acrardrag to marula=wor's spoofcatios.See section 602-4. 7 Tho fcibwirg option sha4 be appicabb b buldugs l-than three sioriea:CM maxirrum for glazig areas of 25%a Ise:0.45 maximum for glaarg areas d 30%or foss. 8 This wal is Winn requrerrtertt derobs R-19 wall c"itwtaomt pkm R-5 faom shething. 9 M W-HVAC Equipmtera etrrcrerncy repuiertternt 1.0W denotes an AFUE of 0.74-Mad'denotes an AFUE of 0.7t1 Nigh'donna an AFUE at(18a. .. _ Excerpted from WSEC Table 6-2 i Log Homes Prescriptive Requirements' Heating By Electric Resistance Option Average2 Log Glazing a Glazing Coors Ceiling3 Vaulted Floors SIab6 on Thickness Floor Area U-Value U-Value Ceiling Grade Climate Zone 1 I.7 5,5- 15% 0.31 0.14 R30Adv R38 R38 R-10 11.1 7.5, 15% 0.40 0.20 R30Adv R38 R30 R-10 III,' 9.61 15% 0.40 0.20 R38 R30 R30 R-10 'Aderenae C- I For Gmop R Caupancy tee Table S5 fa only Yoe portion of floor erase using b9holid brrber ovals,Use Tabor 6.1 b 6-4!a a1 other are tot each option isted,ittevpciaxi ro ber-n options*anotpermitted,Proposed designs which carrot comet the apecFo mqurernen d a isted-piton above,mayrcalarlate mrrpiance by Chapters 4 a 5 d the Code, 2 Requred minimum aver-ge tog Ihtoutess, 3 'Adv'denotes Advanced Framing,r7equrerrortl applies to al ceJ"rngs except angle caner foot vauled ceilings. 4 Reg6remert applicable only to single rafter:cot pawned ceJingy 5 F''-0vef crawl zoacns or-=-d b amo-t air wnonions, 6 Aequired J.io perimeter it Laton shall be wyer•reaetant-I.Lai,manufactved fm its mended use.and installed-,%tr.g b manul.actraa's speal'cvrons. -- 7 These cptioro shad be b-tor-s a'ton three:Hues. - c_-,.•_.,,,.•,-.-:Y^err--r. �-5