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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2602 Plum Ct Pool & surrounding area - BuildingPREPARED 7/08/10 9 26 40 INSPECTION TICKET PAGE 1 CITY OF PORT ANGELES INSPECTOR JAMES LIERLY DATE 7/08/10 ADDRESS 2602 PLUM CT POOL SUBDIV TENANT NBR PAUL CRONAUER CONTRACTOR C CRONAUER CONSTRUCTION PHONE (425) 306 1666 OWNER CRONAUER PAUL P PHONE PARCEL 06 30 00 1 0 6705 0000 APPL NUMBER 06 00001017 COMM NEW CONST PERMIT BPC 00 BUILDING PERMIT COMMERCIAL REQUESTED INSP DESCRIPTION TYP /SQ COMPLETED RESULT RESULTS /COMMENTS PW2 01 5/01/08 RV PUBLIC WORKS SEWER CONNECTION 5/01/08 AP Sewer connection inspection for pool Sewer connection inspection for pool BLRI 01 5/14/08 JLL BLDG REBAR INSPECTION TIME 01 00 5/16/08 AP May 14 2008 8 39 33 AM 1pangrle TOM 460 4240 SWIMMING POOL REBAR AFTERNOON May 16 2008 9 00 18 AM jlierly belly steel for pool BLRI 02 5/22/08 JLL BLDG REBAR INSPECTION TIME 03 30 5/22/08 AP May 22 2008 8 44 02 AM 1pangrle TOM 460 4240 REBAR SWIMMING POOL WALLS LATE AFTERNOON INSPECTION TOM SAID IT IS YOUR CHOICE WHETHER OR NOT YOU COME DO THIS INSPECTION May 22 2008 4 34 51 PM jlierly BLRI 03 6/09/08 JLL BLDG REBAR INSPECTION TIME 01 00 6/10/08 AP June 6 2008 4 29 41 PM 1pangrle TOM 460 4240 REBAR APRON AFTERNOON June 10 2008 8 57 07 AM jlierly BLRI 04 7/22/08 JLL BLDG REBAR INSPECTION TIME 09 00 7/22/08 AP July 22 2008 8 38 50 AM 1pangrle TOM 460 4260 REBAR PLATFORM SLAB FOR THE MECHANICAL PUMP HOUSE ROOM MORNING July 22 2008 4 45 32 PM jlierly BL99 01 12/31/08 PB BLDG FINAL 12/31/08 DA December 31 2008 8 40 05 AM 1pangrle TOM 460 4240 BLDG FINAL SWIMMING POOL JACUZZI PLEASE CALL HIM WHEN YOU GET TO THE PROPERTY December 31 2008 1 25 28 PM pbarthol HEALTH DEPT NOT SIGN OFF LATCHES ON GATES ALARMS ON DOORS LEADING FROM CLUB HOUSE TO POOL PB PW99 01 12/31/08 RV PUBLIC WORKS FINAL 12/31/08 AP December 31 2008 7 08 09 AM rvess December 31 2008 7 08 45 AM rvess BL99 02 7/08/10 JLL /J BLDG FINAL July 8 2010 9 24 59 AM 1pangrle BUILDING FINAL ON THE POOL PERMIT PL 00 PLUMBING PERMIT REQUESTED INSP DESCRIPTION TYP /SQ COMPLETED RESULT RESULTS /COMMENTS CONTINUED ONTO NEXT PAGE PREPARED 7/08/10 9 26 40 INSPECTION TICKET PAGE 2 CITY OF PORT ANGELES INSPECTOR JAMES LIERLY DATE 7/08/10 ADDRESS 2602 PLUM CT POOL SUBDIV TENANT NBA PAUL CRONAUER CONTRACTOR C CRONAUER CONSTRUCTION PHONE (425) 306 1666 OWNER CRONAUER PAUL P PHONE PARCEL 06 30 00 1 0 6705 0000 APPL NUMBER 06 00001017 COMM NEW CONST REQUESTED INSP DESCRIPTION TYP /SQ COMPLETED RESULT RESULTS /COMMENTS PL2 01 5/30/08 JLL PLUMBING ROUGH IN TIME 01 00 5/30/08 AP May 30 2008 9 06 27 AM 1pangrle TOM 460 4240 PLUMBING FOR THE POOL AFTERNOON May 30 2008 4 46 30 PM jlierly PL99 01 12/31/08 PB PLUMBING FINAL 12/31/08 DA December 31 2008 8 44 48 AM 1pangrle TOM 460 4240 BLDG FINAL SWIMMING POOL JACUZZI PLEASE CALL HIM WHEN YOU GET TO THE PROPERTY December 31 2008 1 25 28 PM pbarthol HEALTH DEPT NOT SIGN OFF LATCHES ON GATES ALARMS ON DOORS LEADING FROM CLUB HOUSE TO POOL PB PL99 02 7/0a/10 J_ L\ PLUMBING FINAL July 8 2010 9 25 45 AM 1pangrle PLUMBING FINAL ON THE POOL COMMENTS AND NOTES (4/21/2009) Linda Pangrle Permits that need to be finaled Page 1_= From Linda Pangrle To Joyce Sullivan Date 4/21/2009 10 09 AM Subject: Permits that need to be finaled Hi Joyce, Are you enjoying the nice weather? I sure am. I'm trying to finalize old permits. I noticed the following permits still need to be finaled. Please call and request final inspections on these permits as soon as possible. Permit #07 204 Interior remodel at the Landing Mall Permit #07 -482 Walkway observation tower at the Landing Mall Permit #06 -1017 Swimming Pool Jacuzzi at the Orchards I appreciate your help in getting these permits finaled' Thanks, Linda Private Residential Pools and Spas Drowning Facts and Prevention Tips for Homeowners A backyard pool or spa can be lots of fun for the whole family, but there are some important things to remember before installing your new pool or spa Did You Know Among children ages 1 to 4 years, most drownings occur in residential swimming pools. Most young children who drowned in pools were last seen in the home, had been out of sight less than 5 minutes, and were in the care of one or both parents at the time. (Washington State Dept of Health) Drowning is the second leading cause of injury-related death for children ages 1 -14 in the U S Children are attracted to water They can easily slip out the door and fall into the pool or spa if there is no barrier Once a child falls in, they usually don't scream for help, they simply slip under the water quietly As a homeowner it is your responsibility to ensure that your pool or spa meets state and local building code requirements and is not a danger to young children By following requirements and installing proper barriers for your new or existing pool or spa you can prevent drowning deaths. New Washington State building code requirements for residential pools and spas are in effect as of July 1, 2007 These are minimum requirements. It is also important to contact your local building official as they may have different requirements. You have a variety of options for pool and spa barriers. A 4 -sided barrier that is at least 4 feet high and surrounds the pool or spa is required. The gate for this fence must be out of a child s reach, and be self closing /self latching. Examples of fences that meet regulations a.) Solid barriers and fences must be at least 48 inches high. Gaps between the fence and ground must be less than 2 inches. Pool Side View t I Outside View Ceontt 110 bee. Examples of fences that meet re /a1ions, cunt. b.) Barriers and fences with vertical spacing If top of horizontal members are greater than 45 inches apart, then the vertical members cannot be more than 4 inches. c.) Chain link or mesh fences The maximum mesh size is 2.25 inches square with 3 18 inches across. Anything over these dimensions may allow a child to use the mesh as a foothold and climb over the barrier d.) Self latchinc/ self closing Bates If the release mechanism of the self latching gate is less than 54 inches from the bottom of the gate, this release mechanism should be at least 3 inches below the top of the gate on the side facing the pool. This placement prevents a child from reaching over the top of the gate and releasing the latch. The gate should not have an opening greater than '/z inch within 18 inches of the latch release mechanism This also prevents a child from reaching through and releasing the gate. If top of horizontal members are less than 45 inches apart then the vertical members cannot be more than 1 3/4 inches. Examples of fences that meet regulations, cont. For Above Ground Pools (water depth over 2 feet) These types of pools also need barriers. There are two ways to do this. 1 The steps /ladder going up to the pool can be removed, or 2.) The steps or ladder can be surrounded by a barrier This barrier needs to meel regulations of the barriers described above More on barriers In addition, if an above ground pool has a barrier on top top of the pool, the maximum vertical clearance between the top of the pool and bottom of the barrier should not exceed 4 inches. Having these barriers for above ground pools can prevent a child from climbing into them Your house can serve as one side of the barrier The other three sides must follow the same barrier regulations described above If the house is serving as a side of the fence, the following rules apply. A power safety cover is another barrier option for pools, and a safety cover is an option for spas. This cover must support the weight of a young child and meet the safety performance requirements of the American Society for Testing and Materials Standards. If your private There must be an alarm on doors that have direct access to the pool. The alarm must sound when the door or screen is opened, and must continue for at least 30 seconds within 7 seconds after the door is opened. The alarm must be at least 85 decibels when measured 10 feet away and should be distinct from other household sounds (TV doorbell, smoke alarm) The alarm can have a switch that temporarily deactivates it for up to 15 seconds, so adults can pass in and out of the house without setting off the alarm The deactivation switch pad must be located at least 54 inches above the threshhold of the door covered by the alarm (this is the reaching ability for most young children) 110 /di Lnr A 1fK me e5 pool or spa has a power safety cover or safety cover that meets all standards, additional barriers as described above would be optional A note about insurance policies As a homeowner, it is your responsibility to contact your insurance agency about your new pool or spa to ensure proper coverage from your homeowner's insurance Your insurance agent should be aware of these new barrier regulations and how they may affect your current policy More tips on drowning prevention 1 RESTRICT ACCESS TO THE POOL The Association of Pool and Spa Professions (ASSP) recommends being aware of objects (like tables and chairs) that may allow children to climb over barriers and reach the pool or spa. In addition, tree limbs and overhanging roofs should be removed or made inaccessible in order to prevent contact with the pool or spa. 2 ADULT SUPERVISION One of the easiest ways to prevent drowning in backyard pools and spas is supervision! According to Safe Kids USA, drowning is a quick and silent killer In the time it takes to cross the room for a towel (10 seconds), a child in the bathtub can become submerged .answer the phone (2 minutes), that child can lose consciousness. sign for a package at your front door (4 to 6 minutes), a child submerged in the bathtub or pool can sustain permanent brain damage Additional resources Your local building official htto: /www.wabo.ora /iurisdiction /man.html Washington State Building Code Council httn. /www.sbcc.wa.cov /sbccindx.html Association of Pool and Spa Professionals www.theanso.ora U.S. Consumer Safety Product Commission htto. /www.cnsc.eov /tias.html Your local public health department htto. www .doh.wa.aov /LHJMao /LHJMao.htm Injury Fact Sheets htto. /www.usa.safekids.ora /content documents /Drowning facts.odf Clear Danger A National Study of Childhood Drowning and Related Attitudes and Behaviors (2004) htto /www.usa.safekids.ora/NSKW.cfm Injury and Violence Prevention Public Health- Seattle King County Pool and Water Safety htto. www. metrokc .eov /HEALTH /iniury /drownme.htm Children's Hospital and Regional Medical Center Drowning Prevention and Water Safety Information www.seattlechildrens.ore /do/ or www.drownins- orevention.ora Safe Kids USA htta. /www.usa.safekids.or /index.cfm WAC 246 260 -031 General design, construction, and equipment for all WRF pool facilit. Page 1 of 15 246- 260 -021 246- 260 -031 246- 260 -041 WAC 246- 260 -031 Agency filings affecting this section General design, construction, and equipment for all WRF pool facilities. (See additional design and construction requirements for swimming pools in WAC 246- 260 -041 for spa pools in WAC 246 260 -051 and 246- 260 -061 for wading pools in WAC 246 260 -071 for spray pools in WAC 246 260 -081 and for specialty design conditions in WAC 246- 260 -091 See chapter 246 -262 WAC for specific requirements for water park type features.) (1) Location. Owners shall locate pools to minimize surface drainage and other potential sources of pollution from entering the pool (2) Materials. Owners shall use only structure and equipment materials that are nontoxic, durable inert, and easily cleanable. (3) Walking surfaces. Owners shall design and maintain walking surfaces. (a) Sloping away from the pool or pools, (b) Sloping a minimum of one -fourth inch per foot to drain (c) Having a nonslip finish, (d) Not having an abrupt change in height of greater than one -half inch, a gap no greater than one -half inch in width, or a crumbling surface presenting a potential tripping hazard (e) Equipped with sufficient drains to prevent standing water and (f) Of easily cleanable impervious finishes. (4) Barriers for new construction and remodeling: (a) Owners shall provide barriers to prevent unauthorized persons from gaining access to pools. Spray pool facilities without standing water are exempt from barrier requirements of this section (b) Barriers at limited use pools must be at least sixty inches high (c) Barriers at general use pools must be at least seventy -two inches high. (d) Barriers, including windows, (see figures 031 1 and 031.2) may not: (i) Allow passage of a four -inch diameter sphere, or (ii) Have spaces between vertical members greater than a width of one and three quarter inches if the distance between the tops of horizontal members are spaced less than forty -five inches apart. (e) Solid barriers may not have indentations or protrusions, other than normal construction tolerances and masonry joints. (f) Barriers must have self closing, self latching gates or doors that provide either (i) A mechanism that uses a continuously locked latch, coded lock or other equivalent access control system that always requires a key or code to enter pool area. If the latch is less than sixty inches from the ground the barrier must have an eighteen -inch radius of solid material around the latch (see figure 031.2) to preclude a child on the outside of the barrier from reaching through the gate or barrier and opening the latch and entering the pool, or (ii) A latch height of sixty inches or more from the ground (g) Restricted area service entrances are exempt from door or gate requirements provided that no public access is available. (h) Lifeguarded pools are not required to have a self closing, self latching gate during the period a pool is in use. Facility gates shall be closed and locked during nonuse periods. (i) Barrier heights are measured on the side outside the pool enclosure area. Owners shall ensure that surrounding http. /apps.leg.wa.gov /WAC /default.aspx ?cite= 246 260 -031 1/6/2009 National Fair Housing Advocate Online Page 1 of 1 Comment. Several commenters submitted detailed specifications on how various recreational facilities could be made accessible These comments were submitted in response to the Department's request, in the proposed guidelines, for more specific guidance on making recreational facilities accessible to persons with handicaps (55 FR 24376) The Department specifically requested information about ways to provide access into pools Resoonse The Department appreciates all suggestions on recommended specifications for recreational facilities, and, in particular for swimming pools For the present, the Department has decided not to change the specifications for recreational facilities, including swimming pools, as provided by the Option One guidelines, since there are no generally accepted standards covering such facilities Thus, access to the pool area of a swimming facility is expected, but not specialized features for access into the pool (e g hoists, or ramps into the water) http /www.fairhousmg.com/index.cfm ?method =page display &pagelD =236 1/6/2009 National Fair Housing Advocate Online '7 I a Views Archive Old Headlines Press Releases Print Advocate Action Alerts Legal Research Case Database Recovery Database HUD Settlements Statutes and Regs Articles HUD Resources Resources Get Help Near You Events Job Listings Links Book Club Discussion Discussion Boards The Guest Room A project of the Tennessee Fair Housing Council and the Fair Housina Council of Suburban Philadelphia IJ atkp r A Faun I ous[t`�l Advocate Ondhle NFHAO Home I about •FHAO I forums contact us Questions and Answers about the Fair Housing Accessibility Guidelines Home Legal Research HUD Regulations Next I Previous Index DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT Office of the Assistant Secretary for Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity [Docket No N -94- FR 2665 N -08) Supplement to Notice of Fair Housing Accessibility Guidelines Questions and Answers about the Guidelines AGENCY Office of the Assistant Secretary for Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity HUD Page 1 of 15 search go search HUD Regulations only go to advanced search search help ACTION Supplement to Notice of Fair Housing Accessibility Guidelines Questions and Answers about the Guidelines SUMMARY On March 6, 1991 (56 FR 9472), the Department published final Fair Housing Accessibility Guidelines (Guidelines) to provide builders and developers with technical guidance on how to comply with the accessibility requirements of the Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988 (Fair Housing Act) that are applicable to certain multifamily dwellings designed and constructed for first occupancy after March 13 1991 Since publication of the Guidelines, the Department has received many questions regarding the applicability of the technical specifications set forth in the Guidelines to certain types of new multifamily dwellings and certain types of units within covered multifamily dwellings The Department also has received several questions concerning the types of new multifamily dwellings that are subject to the design and construction requirements of the Fair Housing Act. This document reproduces the questions that have been most frequently asked by members of the public, and the Department's answers to these questions The Department believes that the issues addressed by these questions and answers may be of interest and assistance to other members of the public who must comply with the design and construction requirements of the Fair Housing Act. This notice of questions and answers about the Fair Housing Accessibility Guidelines will be codified in the 1994 edition of the Code of Federal Regulations as Appendix IV to the Fair Housing regulations (24 CFR Ch I Subch.A, App IV) FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT For technical questions regarding this notice, contact Office of Fair Housing and http /www.fairhousmg.com/index.cfm ?method =page display &pagelD =444 1/5/2009 National Fair Housing Advocate Online Page 2 of 15 Equal Opportunity Room 5112, Department of Housing and Urban Development, 451 Seventh Street, Washington DC 20410 telephone 202 708 2618 (voice) 202 708 -1734 TTY, for copies of this notice contact the Fair Housing Information Clearinghouse at 1- 800 795 -7915 (this is a toll free number), or 1- 800 -483 2209 (this is a toll free TTY number) SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION Background The Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988 (Pub L. 100 -430, approved September 13, 1988) (the Fair Housing Amendments Act) amended title VIII of the Civil Rights Act of 1968 (Fair HousingAct or Act) to add prohibitions against discrimination in housing on the basis of disability and familial status The Fair Housing Amendments Act also made it unlawful to design and construct certain multifamily dwellings for first occupancy after March 13, 1991, in a manner that makes them inaccessible to persons with disabilities, and established design and construction requirements to make these dwellings readily accessible to and usable by persons with disabilities Section 100 205 of the Department's regulations at 24 CFR part 100 implements the Fair Housing Act's design and construction requirements (also referred to as accessibility requirements) On March 6, 1991 (56 FR 9472), the Department published final Fair Housing Accessibility Guidelines (Guidelines) to provide builders and developers with technical guidance on how to comply with the accessibility requirements of the Fair Housing Act. (The Guidelines are codified at 24 CFR Ch I, Subch.A. App II The preamble to the Guidelines is codified at 24 CFR Ch I, Subch.A. App III The Guidelines are organized to follow the sequence of requirements as they are presented in the Fair Housing Act and in 24 CFR 100 205 The Guidelines provide technical guidance on the following seven requirements Requirement 1 Accessible building entrance on an accessible route Requirement 2. Accessible common and public use areas Requirement 3 Usable doors (usable by a person in a wheelchair) Requirement 4. Accessible route into and through the dwelling unit. Requirement 5 Light switches, electrical outlets, thermostats and other environmental controls in accessible locations Requirement 6. Reinforced walls for grab bars Requirement 7 Usable kitchens and bathrooms. The design specifications presented in the Guidelines are recommended guidelines only Builders and developers may choose to depart from these guidelines and seek alternate ways to demonstrate that they have met the requirements of the Fair Housing Act. The Fair Housing Act and the Department's implementing regulation provides, for example, for use of the appropriate requirements of the ANSI A117 1 standard However, adherence to the Guidelines does constitute a safe harbor in the Department's administrative enforcement process for compliance with the Fair Housing Act's design and construction requirements Since publication of the Guidelines, the Department has received many questions regarding applicability of the design specifications set forth in the Guidelines to certain types of new http. /www fairhousing.com/index.cfm ?method =page display &pagelD =444 1/5/2009 National Fair Housing Advocate Online Page 3 of 15 multifamily dwellings and to certain types of interior housing designs The Department also has received several questions concerning the types of new multifamily dwellings that are subject to compliance with the design and construction requirements of the Fair Housing Act. Given the wide variety in the types of multifamily dwellings and the types of dwelling units, and the continual introduction into the housing market of new building and interior designs, it was not possible for the Department to prepare accessibility guidelines that would address every housing type or housing design Although the Guidelines cannot address every housing design, it is the Department's intention to assist the public in complying with the design and construction requirements of the Fair Housing Act through workshops and seminars, telephone assistance, written replies to written inquiries, and through the publication of documents such as this one The Department has contracted for the preparation of a design manual that will further explain and illustrate the Fair Housing Act Accessibility Guidelines The questions and answers set forth in this notice address the issues most frequently raised by the public with respect to types of multifamily dwellings subject to the design and construction requirements of the Fair Housing Act, and the technical specifications contained in the Guidelines The question and answer format is divided into two sections Section 1 entitled Dwellings Subject to the New Construction Requirements of the Fair Housing Act' addresses the issues raised in connection with the types of multifamily dwellings (including portions of such dwellings) constructed for first occupancy after March 13 1991, that must comply with the Act's design and construction requirements Section 2, entitled Accessibility Guidelines, addresses the issues raised in connection with the design and construction specifications set forth in the Guidelines Date Roberta Achtenberg, Assistant Secretary for Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity Accordingly the Department adds the 'Questions and Answers about the Fair Housing Accessibility Guidelines' as Appendix IV to 24 CFR, Ch I, Subchapter A to read as follows Appendix IV to Ch.I, Subchapter A Questions and Answers about the Fair Housing Accessibility Guidelines Questions and Answers about the Fair Housing Accessibility Guidelines Introduction On March 6, 1991 (56 FR 9472), the Department published final Fair Housing Accessibility Guidelines (Guidelines) (The Guidelines are codified at 24 CFR Ch I, Subch A, App II) The Guidelines provide builders and developers with technical guidance on how to comply with the accessibility requirements of the Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988 (Fair Housing Act) that are applicable to certain multifamily dwellings designed and constructed for first occupancy after March 13, 1991 Since publication of the Guidelines, the Department has received many questions regarding the applicability of the technical specifications set forth in the Guidelines to certain types of new multifamily dwellings and certain types of units http /www.fairhousmg.com/index.cfm ?method =page display &pagelD =444 1/5/2009 National Fair Housing Advocate Online Page 4 of 15 within covered multifamily dwellings The Department also has received several questions concerning the types of new multifamily dwellings that are subject to the design and construction requirements of the Fair Housing Act. The questions and answers contained in this document address some of the issues most frequently raised by the public with respect to the types of multifamily dwellings subject to the design and construction requirements of the Fair Housing Act, and the technical specifications contained in the Guidelines The issues addressed in this document are addressed only with respect to the application of the Fair Housing Act and the Guidelines to dwellings which are covered multifamily dwellings' under the Fair Housing Act. Certain of these dwellings, as well as certain public and common use areas of such dwellings, may also be covered by various other laws, such as section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (29 U S C 794), the Architectural Barriers Act of 1968 (42 U S C 4151 4157), and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (42 U S C 12101 12213) Section 504 applies to programs and activities receiving federal financial assistance The Department's regulations for section 504 are found at 24 CFR part 8 The Architectural Barriers Act applies to certain buildings financed in whole or in part with federal funds The Department's regulations for the Architectural Barriers Act are found at 24 CFR parts 40 and 41 The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is a broad civil rights law guaranteeing equal opportunity for individuals with disabilities in employment, public accommodations, transportation, State and local government services, andtelecommunications The Department of Justice is the lead federal agency for implementation of the ADA and should be contacted for copies of relevant ADA regulations The Department has received a number of questions regarding applicability of the ADA to residential housing, particularly with respect to title III of the ADA, which addresses accessibility requirements for public accommodations The Department has been asked, in particular, if public and common use areas of residential housing are covered by title III of the ADA. Strictly residential facilities are not considered places of public accommodation and therefore would not be subject to title III of the ADA, nor would amenities provided for the exclusive use of residents and their guests However common areas that function as one of the ADA s twelve categories of places of public accommodation within residential facilities are considered places of public accommodation if they are open to persons other than residents and their guests Rental offices and sales office for residential housing for example, are by their nature open to the public, and are places of public accommodation and must comply with the ADA requirements in addition to all applicable requirements of the Fair Housing Act. As stated above, the remainder of this notice addresses issues most frequently raised by the public with respect to the types of multifamily dwellings subject to the design and construction requirements of the Fair Housing Act, and the technical specifications contained in the Guidelines Section 1 Dwellings Subject to the New Construction Requirements of the Fair Housing Act. The issues addressed in this section concern the types of multifamily dwellings (or portions of such dwellings) designed and constructed for first occupancy after March 13, 1991 that must comply with the design and construction requirements of the Fair Housing, Act. 1 Townhouses (a) Q Are townhouses in non elevator buildings which have individual exterior http /www.fairhousmg.com/index.cfm ?method =page display &pagelD =444 1/5/2009 National Fair Housing Advocate Online Page 5 of 15 entrances required to be accessible? A. Yes, if they are single -story townhouses If they are multistory townhouses, accessibility is not required (See the discussion of townhouses in the preamble to the Guidelines under Section 2 Definitions [Covered Multifamily Dwellings] at 56 FR 9481, March 6, 1991 or 24 CFR Ch I Subch A, App III (b) Q Does the Fair Housing Act cover four one -story dwelling units that share common walls and have individual entrances? A. Yes The Fair Housing Act applies to all units in buildings consisting of four or more dwelling units if such buildings have one or more elevators, and ground floor dwelling units in other buildings consisting of four or more dwelling units. This would include one -story homes, sometimes called ?single -story townhouses, 'villas, or patio apartments, regardless of ownership even though such homes may not be considered multifamily dwellings under various building codes (c) Q What if the single -story dwelling units are separated by firewalls? A. The Fair Housing Act would still apply The Guidelines define covered multifamily dwellings to include buildings having four or more units within a single structure separated by firewalls. 2.Commercial Space Q If a building includes three residential dwelling units and one or more commercial spaces, is the building a covered multifamily dwelling under the Fair Housing Act? A. No Covered multifamily dwellings are buildings consisting of four or more dwelling units, if such buildings have one or more elevators, and ground floor dwelling units in other buildings consisting of four or more dwelling units Commercial space does not meet the definition of dwelling unit. Note, however, that title III of the ADA applies to public accommodations and commercial facilities, therefore an independent determination should be made regarding applicability of the ADA to the commercial space in such a building (see the introduction to these questions and answers, which provides some background on the ADA) 3 Condominiums (a) Q Are condominiums covered by the Fair Housing Act? A. Yes Condominiums in covered multifamily dwellings are covered by the Fair Housing Act. The Fair Housing Act makes no distinctions based on ownership (b) Q If a condominium is pre -sold as a shell and the interior is designed and constructed by the buyer are the Guidelines applicable? A. Yes The Fair Housing Act applies to design and construction of covered multifamily dwellings, regardless of whether the person doing the design and construction is an architect, builder or private individual (See discussion of condominiums in the preamble to Guidelines under Section 2 Definitions [Dwelling Units] at 56 FR 9481, March 6, 1991, or 24 CFR Ch I, Subch A, App III 4.Additions http /www.fairhousmg.com/index.cfm ?method =page display &pagelD =444 1/5/2009 National Fair Housing Advocate Online Page 6 of 15 (a) Q If an owner adds four or more dwelling units to an existing building, are those units covered by the Fair Housing Act? A. Yes, provided that the units constitute a new addition to the building and not substantial rehabilitation of existing units (b) Q What if new public and common use spaces are also being added? A. If new public and common use a_ reas or buildings are also added, they are required to be accessible (c) Q If the only new construction is an addition consisting of four or more dwelling units, would the existing public and common use spaces have to be made accessible? A. No, existing public and common use areas would not have to be made accessible The Fair Housing Act applies to new construction of covered multifamily dwellings (See section 804(f)(3)(C)(i) of the Act.) Existing public and common use facilities are not newly constructed portions of covered multifamily dwellings However, reasonable modifications to the existing public and common use areas to provide access would have to be allowed and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) may apply to certain public and common use areas An independent determination should be made regarding applicability of the ADA. (See the introduction to these questions and answers, which provides some background on the ADA.) 5.Units Over Parking (a) Q Plans for a three -story building consist of a common parking area with assigned stalls on grade as the first story, and two stories of single -story dwelling units stacked over the parking All of the stories above the parking level are to beaccessed by stairways There are no elevators planned to be in the building Would the first story of single -story dwelling units over the parking level be required to be accessible? A. Yes The Guidelines adopt and amplify the definition of ground floor' found in HUD's regulation implementing the Fair Housing Act (see 24 CFR 100 201) to indicate that where the first floor containing dwelling units is above grade, all units on that floor must be served by a building entrance on an accessible route This floor will be considered to be a ground floor (See definition of ground floor' in the Guidelines at 24 CFR Ch I, Subch A, App II, Section 2 Where no dwelling units in a covered multifamily dwelling are located on grade, the first floor with dwelling units will be considered to be a ground floor, and must be served by a building entrance on an accessible route However the definition of ground floor' does not require that there be more than one ground floor (b) Q If a building design contains a mix of single -story flats on grade and single story flats located above grade over a public parking area do the flats over the parking area have to be accessible? A. No In the example in the above question, because some single -story flats are situated on grade, these flats would be the ground floor dwelling units and would be required to be accessible The definition of ground floor in the Guidelines states, in part, that ground floor means a floor of a buildingwith a building entrance on an accessible route A building may have one or more ground floors Thus, the definition includes situations where the design plan is such that more than one floor of a building may be accessed by means of an accessible route (for an example, see Question 6, which follows) There is no requirement in the Department's regulations implementing the Fair Housing Act that there be more than one ground floor http. /www fairhousmg.com/index.cfm ?method =page display &pagelD =444 1/5/2009 National Fair Housing Advocate Online Page 7 of 15 6. More Than One Ground Floor Q If a two or three story building is to be constructed on a slope, such that the lowest story can be accessed on grade on one side of the building and the second story can be accessed on grade on the other side of the building, do the dwelling units on both the first and second stories have to be made accessible? A. Yes By defining ground floor' to be any floor of a building with an accessible entrance on an accessible route, the Fair Housing Act regulations recognize that certain buildings, based on the site and the design plan, have more than one story which can be accessed at or near grade In such cases, if more than one story can be designed to have an accessible entrance on an accessible route, then all such stories should be so designed Each story becomes a ground floor and the dwelling units on that story must meet the accessibility requirements of the Act. (See the discussion on this issue in Question 12 of this document.) 7 Continuing Care Facilities Q Do the new construction requirements of the Fair Housing Act apply to continuing care facilities which incorporate housing health care and other types of services? A. The new construction requirements of the Fair Housing Act would apply to continuing care facilities if the facility includes at least one building with four or more dwelling units Whether a facility is a dwelling under the Act depends on whether the facility is to be used as a residence for more than a brief period of time As a result, the operation of each continuing care facility must be examined on a case -by -case basis to determine whether it contains dwellings Factors that the Department will consider in making such an examination include, but are not limited to (1) the length of time persons stay in the project, (2) whether policies are in effect at the project that are designed and intended to encourage or discourage occupants from forming an expectation and intent to continue to occupy space at the project, and (3) the nature of the services provided by or at the project. 8.Evidence of First Occupancy Q. The Fair Housing Act applies to covered multifamily dwellings built for first occupancy after March 13, 1991 What is acceptable evidence of 'first occupancy'? A. The determination of first occupancy is made on a building by building basis. The Fair Housing Act regulations provide that covered multifamily dwellings shall be deemed to be designed and constructed for first occupancy on or before March 13, 1991 (and therefore exempt from the Act's accessibility requirements) if they are occupied by that date or if the last building permit or renewal thereof for the covered multifamily dwellings is issued by a State, county or local government on or before June 15 1990 For buildings that did not obtain the final building permit on or before June 15, 1990, proof of the date of first occupancy consists of (1) a certificate of occupancy, and (2) a showing that at least one dwelling unit in the building actually was occupied by March 13, 1991 For example, a tenant has signed a lease and has taken possession of a unit. The tenant need not have moved into the unit, but the tenant must have taken possession so that, if desired he or she could have moved into the building by March 13 1991 For dwelling units that were for sale, this means that the new owner had completed settlement and taken possession of the dwelling unit by March 13, 1991 Once again, the new owner need not have moved in, but the owner must have been in possession of the unit and able to move in, if desired on or before March 13 1991 A certificate of occupancy alone would not be http. /www fairhousmg.com/index.cfm ?method= page.display &pagelD =444 1/5/2009 National Fair Housing Advocate Online Page 8 of 15 an acceptable means of establishing first occupancy, and units offered for sale, but not sold would not meet the test for first occupancy 9 Converted Buildings Q If a building was used previously for a nonresidential purpose, such as a warehouse, office building or school, and is being converted to a multifamily dwelling must the building meet the requirements of the Fair Housing Act? A. No, the Fair Housing Act applies to covered multifamily dwellings for first occupancy after' March 13, 1991, and the Fair Housing Act regulation defines 'first occupancy' as a building that has never before been used for any purpose (See 24 CFR 100 201 for the definition of 'first occupancy, and also 24 CFR Ch I, Subch A, App I Section 2 Accessibility Guidelines. The issues addressed in this section concern the technical specifications set forth in the Fair Housing Accessibility Guidelines Requirement 1 Accessible Entrance on an Accessible Route 10.Accessible Routes to Garages (a) Q Is it necessary to have an accessible path of travel from a subterranean garage to single -story covered multifamily dwellings built on top of the garage? A. Yes. The Fair Housing Act requires that there be an accessible building entrance on an accessible route To satisfy Requirement 1 of the Guidelines, there would have to be an accessible route leading to grade level entrances serving thesingle- story dwelling units from a public street or sidewalk or other pedestrian arrival point. The below grade parking garage is a public and common use facility Therefore, there must also be an accessible route from this parking area to the covered dwelling units This may be provided either by a properly sloped ramp leading from the below grade parking to grade level or by means of an elevator from the parking garage to the dwelling units (b) Q Does the route leading from inside a private attached garage to the dwelling unit have to be accessible? A. No Under Requirement 1 of the Guidelines, there must be an accessible entrance to the dwelling unit on an accessible route However this route and entrance need not originate inside the garage Most units with attached garages have a separate main entry and this would be the entrance required to be accessible Thus, if there were one or two steps inside the garage leading into the unit, there would be no requirement to put a ramp in place of the steps However the door connecting the garage and dwelling unit would have to meet the requirements for usable doors 11.Site Impracticality Tests (a) Q Under the individual building test, how is the second step of the test performed, which involves measuring the slope of the finished grade between the entrance and applicable arrival points? A. The slope is measured at ground level from the entrance to the top of the pavement of all vehicular and pedestrian arrival points within 50 feet of the planned entrance, or if there are none within 50 feet, the vehicular or pedestrian arrival point closest to the planned entrance http. /www fairhousing.com/index.cfm ?method =page display &pagelD =444 1/5/2009 National Fair Housing Advocate Online Page 9 of 15 (b) Q Under the individual building test, at what point of the planned entrance is the measurement taken? A. On a horizontal plane, the center of each individual doorway should be the point of measurement when measuring to an arrival point, whether the doorway is an entrance door to the building or an entrance door to a unit. (c) Q The site analysis test calls for a calculation of the percentage of the buildable areas having slopes of less than 10 percent. What is the definition of buildable areas'? A. The buildable area is any area of the lot or site where a building can be located in compliance with applicable codes and zoning regulations 12.Second Ground Floors (a) Q The Department's regulation for the Fair Housing Act provides that there can be more than one ground floor in a covered multifamily dwelling (such as a three story building built on a slope with three stories at and above grade in front and two stories at grade in back) How is the individual building test performed for additional stories, to determine if those stories must also be treated as ground floors'? A. For purposes of determining whether a non elevator building has more than one ground floor the point of measurement for additional ground floors, after the first ground floor has been established is at the center of the entrance (building entrance for buildings with one or more common entrance and each dwelling unit entrance for buildings with separate ground floor unit entrances) at floor level for that story (b) Q What happens if a builder deliberately manipulates the grade so that a second story, which also might have been treated as a ground floor, requires steps? A. Deliberate manipulation of the height of the finished floor level to avoid the requirements of the Fair Housing Act would serve as a basis for the Department to determine that there is reasonable cause to believe that a discriminatory housing practice has occurred Requirement 2 Public and Common Use Areas 13 No Covered Dwellings Q. Are the public and common use areas of a newly constructed development that consists entirely of buildings having four or more multistory townhouses, with no elevators, required to be accessible? A. No The Fair Housing Act applies only to new construction of covered multifamily dwellings Multistory townhouses, provided that they meet the definition of 'multistory' in the Guidelines, are not covered multifamily dwellings if the building does not have an elevator (See discussion of townhouses in the preamble to the Guidelines under 'Section 2 Definitions [Covered Multifamily Dwellings] at 56 FR 9481, March 6, 1991, or 24 CFR Ch I, Subch A, App III If there are no covered multifamily dwellings on a site, then the public and common use areas of the site are not required to be accessible However the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) may apply to certain public and common use areas Again, an independent determination should be made regarding applicability of the ADA. (See the introduction to these questions and answers, which provides some background on the ADA.) http /www.fairhousrng.com/index.cfm ?method =page display &pagelD =444 1/5/2009 National Fair Housing Advocate Online Page 10 of 15 14.Parking Spaces and Garages (a) Q How many resident parking spaces must be made accessible at the time of construction? A. The Guidelines provide that a minimum of two percent of the parking spaces serving covered dwelling units be made accessible and located on an accessible route to wheelchair users Also, if a resident requests an accessible space, additional accessible parking spaces would be necessary if the two percent are already reserved (b) Q If both open and covered parking spaces are provided, how many of each type must be accessible? A. The Guidelines require that accessible parking be provided for residents with disabilities on the same terms and with the full range of choices, e g surface parking or garage, that are provided for other residents of the project. Thus, if a project provides different types of parking such as surface parking, garage, or covered spaces, some of each must be made accessible While the total parking spaces required to be accessible is only two percent, at least one space for each type of parking should be made accessible even if this number exceeds two percent. (c) Q If a project having covered multifamily dwellings provides parking garages where there are several individual garages grouped together either in a separate area of the building (such as at one end of the building or in a detached building), for assignment or rental to residents, are there anyrequirements for the inside dimensions of these individual parking garages? A. Yes These garages would be public and common use space, even though the individual garages may be assigned to a particular dwelling unit. Therefore, at least two percent of the garages should be at least 14 2 wide and the vehicular door should be at least 10' -0' wide. (d) Q If a covered multifamily dwelling has a below grade common use parking garage, is there a requirement for a vertical clearance to allow vans to park? A. This issue was addressed in the preamble to the Guidelines, but continues to be a frequently asked question (See the preamble to the Guidelines under the discussion of Section 5 Guidelines for Requirement 2 at 56 FR 9486, March 6, 1991, or 24 CFR Ch I, Subch A, App III In response to comments from the public that the Guidelines for parking specify minimum vertical clearance for garage parking, the Department responded No national accessibility standards, including UFAS, require particular vertical clearances in parking garages The Department did not consider it appropriate to exceed commonly accepted standards by including a minimum vertical clearance in the Fair Housing Accessibility Guidelines, in view of the minimal accessibility requirements of the Fair Housing Act. Since the Guidelines refer to ANSI A117 1 1986 for the standards to follow for public and common use areas, and since the ANSI does not include a vertical clearance for garageparking, the Guidelines likewise do not. (Note UFAS is the Uniform Federal Accessibility Standard 15.Public Telephones Q If a covered multifamily dwelling has public telephones in the lobby, what are http /www.fairhousmg.com/index.cfm ?method= page.display &pagelD =444 1/5/2009 National Fair Housing Advocate Online Page 11 of 15 the requirements for accessibility for these telephones? A. The requirements governing public telephones are found in Item #14 'Common use spaces and facilities, in the chart under Requirement 2 of the Guidelines. While the chart does not address the quantity of accessible public telephones, at a minimum, at least one accessible telephone per bank of telephones would be required The specifications at ANSI 4 29 would apply Requirement 3 Usable Doors 16.Required Width Q Will a standard hung 32 -inch door provide sufficient clear width to meet the requirements of the Fair Housing Act? A. No a 32 inch door would not provide a sufficient clear opening to meet the requirement for usable doors A notation in the Guidelines for Requirement 3 indicates that a 34 -inch door hung in the standard manner provides an acceptable nominal 32 inch clear opening 17 Maneuvering Clearances and Hardware Q Is it correct that only the exterior side of the main entry door of covered multifamily dwellings must meet the ANSI requirements? A. Yes The exterior side of the main entry door is part of the public and common use areas and therefore must meet ANSI A117 1 1986 specifications for doors These specifications include necessary maneuvering clearances and accessible door hardware The interior of the main entry door is part of the dwelling unit and only needs to meet the requirements for usable doors within the dwelling intended for user passage, i e at least 32 inches nominal clear width, with no requirements for maneuvering clearances and hardware (See 56 FR 9487 -9488 March 6, 1991, or 24 CFR Ch I, Subch A, App III 18.Doors to Inaccessible Areas Q Is it necessary to provide usable doors when the door leads to an area of the dwelling that is not accessible, such as the door leading down to an unfinished basement, or the door connecting a single -story dwelling with an attached garage? (In the latter case, there is a separate entrance door to the unit which is accessible A. Yes Within the dwelling unit, doors intended for user passage through the unit must meet the requirements for usable doors Such doors would have to provide at least 32 inches nominal clear width when the door is open 90 degrees, measuredbetween the face of the door and the stop This will ensure that, if a wheelchair user occupying the dwelling unit chooses to modify the unit to provide accessibility to these areas, such as installing a ramp from the dwelling unit into the garage, the door will be sufficiently wide to allow passage It also will allow passage for people using walkers or crutches Requirement 4 Accessible Route Into and Through the Unit 19.Sliding Door Q If a sliding door track has a threshold of 3/4 does this trigger requirements for ramps? http. /www fairhousmg.com/index.cfm ?method =page display &pagelD =444 1/5/2009 National Fair Housing Advocate Online Page 12 of 15 A. No The Guidelines at Requirement 4 provide that thresholds at doors, including sliding door tracks, may be no higher than 3/4 and must be beveled with a slope no greater than 1 2 20 Private Attached Garages (a) Q If a covered multifamily dwelling has an individual, private garage which is attached to and serves only that dwelling does the garage have to be accessible in terms of width and length? A. Garages attached to and which serve only one covered multifamily dwelling are part of that dwelling unit, and are not covered by Requirement 2 of the Guidelines, which addresses accessible and usable public and common use space Because such individual garages attached to and serving only one coveredmultifamily dwelling typically are not finished living space, the garage is not required to be accessible in terms of width or length The answer to this question should be distinguished from the answer to Question 14(c) Question 14(c) addresses parking garages where there are several garages or stalls located together either in a separate, detached building or in a central area of the building such as at one end These types of garages are not attached to, and do not serve, only one unit and are therefore considered public and common use garages 21.Split -Level Entry Q Is a dwelling unit that has a split entry foyer, with the foyer and living room on an accessible route and the remainder of the unit down two steps, required to be accessible if it is a ground floor unit in a covered multifamily dwelling? A. Yes Under Requirement 4, there must be an accessible route into and through the dwelling unit. This would preclude a split level foyer unless a properly sloped ramp can be provided Requirement 5 Environmental Controls 22.Range Hood Fans Q Must the switches on range hood kitchen ventilation fans be in accessible locations? A. No Kitchen ventilation fans located on a range hood are considered to be part of the appliance The Fair Housing Act has no requirements for appliances in the interiors of dwellingunits, or the switches that operate them (See Guidelines for Requirement 5' and Controls for Ranges and Cooktops' at 56 FR 9490 and 9492, March 6, 1991 or 24 CFR Ch I, Subch A, App III Requirement 6 Reinforced Walls for Grab Bars 23 Type of Reinforcement Q What type of reinforcement should be used to reinforce bathroom walls for the later installation of grab bars? A. The Guidelines do not prescribe the type of material to use or method of providing reinforcement for bathroom walls The Guidelines recognize that grab bar reinforcing may be accomplished in a variety of ways, such as by providing plywood panels in the areas illustrated in the Guidelines under Requirement 6, or by installing vertical reinforcement in the form of double studs at the points noted on the figures in the Guidelines The builder /owners should maintain records that http. /www.fairhousing.com/index.cfm ?method =page display &pageID =444 1/5/2009 National Fair Housing Advocate Online Page 13 of 15 reflect the placement of the reinforcing material for later reference by a resident who wishes to install a grab bar 24.Type of Grab Bar Q What types of grab bars should the reinforcement be designed to accommodate and what types may be used if the builder elects to install grab bars in some units at the time of construction? A. The Guidelines do not prescribe the type of product for grab bars, or the structural strength for grab bars The Guidelines only state that the necessary reinforcement must be placed so as to permit later installation of appropriate grab bars (Emphasis added In determining what is an appropriate grab bar, builders are encouraged to look to the 1986 ANSI A117 1 standard, the standard cited in the Fair Housing Act. Builders also may follow State or local standards in planning for or selecting appropriate grab bars Requirement 7 Usable Kitchens and Bathrooms 25 Counters and Vanities Q It appears from Figure 2(c) of the Guidelines (under Requirement 5) that there is a 34 inch height requirement for kitchen counters and vanities Is this true? A. No Requirement 7 addresses the requirement for usable kitchens and bathrooms so that a person in a wheelchair can maneuver about the space The legislative history of the Fair Housing Act makes it clear that the Congress intended that the Act affect ability to maneuver within the space of the kitchen and bathroom but not to require fixtures, cabinetry or plumbing of adjustable design Figure 2(c) of the Guidelines is illustrating the maximum side reach range over an obstruction Because the picture was taken directly from the ANSI A117 1 1986 standard, the diagram also shows the height of the obstruction which in this picture, is a countertop This 34 inch height, however, should not be regarded as a requirement. 26.Showers Q Is a parallel approach required at the shower, as shown in Figure 7(d) of the Guidelines? A. Yes For a 36 x 36 shower as shown in Figure 7(d), a person in a wheelchair would typically add a wall hung seat. Thus the parallel approach as shown in Figure 7(d) is essential in order to be able to transfer from the wheelchair to the shower seat. 27 Tub Controls Q Do the Guidelines set any requirements for the type or location of bathtub controls? A. No except where the specifications in Requirement 7(2)(b) are used In that case, while the type of control is not specified, the control must be located as shown in Figure 8 of the Guidelines 28.Paragraph (b) Bathrooms Q If an architect or builder chooses to follow the bathroom specifications in http /www.fairhousmg.com/index.cfm ?method =page display &pagelD =444 1/5/2009 National Fair Housing Advocate Online Requirement 7 Guideline 2, paragraph (b), where at least one bathroom is designed to comply with the provisions of paragraph (b) are the other bathrooms in the dwelling unit required to have reinforced walls for grab bars? A. Yes Requirement 6 of the Guidelines requires reinforced walls in bathrooms for later installation of grab bars Even though Requirement 6 was not repeated under Requirement 7 Guideline 2, it is a separate requirement which must be met in all bathrooms The same would be true for other Requirements in the Guidelines, such as Requirement 5 which applies to usable light switches, electrical outlets, thermostats and other environmental controls, Requirement 4 for accessible route, and Requirement 3 for usable doors 29 Bathroom Clear Floor Space Q Is it acceptable to design a bathroom with an in- swinging 2 10 door which can be retrofitted to swing out in order to provide the necessary clear floor space in the bathroom? A. No The requirements in the Guidelines must be included at the time of construction Thus, for a bathroom, there must be sufficient maneuvering space and clear floor space so that a person using a wheelchair or other mobility aid can enter and close the door use the fixtures and exit 30 Lavatories Q Would it be acceptable to use removable base cabinets beneath a wall -hung lavatory where a parallel approach is not possible? A. Yes The space under and around the cabinet should be finished prior to installation For example, the tile or other floor finish must extend under the removable base cabinet. 31 Wing Walls Q Can a water closet (toilet) be located in an alcove with a wing wall? A. Yes, as long as the necessary clear floor space shown in Figure 7(a) is provided This would mean that the wing wall could not extend beyond the front edge of a lavatory located on the other side of the wall from the water closet. 32.Penalties Page 14 of 15 Q What types of penalties or monetary damages will be assessed if covered multifamily dwellings are found not to be in compliance with the Fair Housing Act? A. Under the Fair Housing Act, if an administrative law judge finds that a respondent has engaged in or is about to engage in a discriminatory housing practice, the administrative law judge will order appropriate relief Such relief may include actual and compensatory damages, injunctive or other equitable relief attorney's fees and costs, and may also include civil penalties ranging from $10,000 for the first offense to $50,000 for repeated offenses. In addition, in the case of buildings which have been completed, structural changes could be ordered and an escrow fund might be required to finance future changes Further, a Federal district court judge can order similar relief plus punitive damages as well as civil penalties for up to $100,000 in an action brought by a private individual or by the U S Department of Justice http. /www fairhousing.com/index.cfm ?method =page display &pagelD =444 1/5/2009 National Fair Housing Advocate Online Page 15 of 15 Next I Previous I Index http /www.fairhousmg.com/index.cfm ?method =page display &pagelD =444 1/5/2009 ADA Summary Guidelines for Swimming Pools and Spas Secure Online Shopping Select Category Keyword or Item (search tips) Row TO 1 Just "Click On your category of interest 2 Find your item. 3 Use your 'Shopping Cart" guide. 4 Provide your shipping instructions as requested 5 "Sit Bock" your order is on its way! ADA Accessibility Summary for Swimming Pools Page 1 of 2 The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is a civil rights law that prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability The ADA requires places of public accommodation and commercial facilities be readily accessible to and usable by individuals with disabilities Accessibility guidelines for recreation facilities including swimming pools wading pools and spas were finalized July 23 2004 by the U S Access Board Once adopted by the Department of Justice newly constructed and renovated facilities will be required to comply with these guidelines ADA regulations cover both public and private facilities including pools operated by public park and recreation districts hotels and motels fitness and recreational sports clubs country clubs high schools and universities waterparks hospitals and health care facilities Regulations may also apply to private residential facilities such as homeowners apartment and condo associations if these facilities are open to the general public ADA guidelines provide specification of certain elements in the design of new and renovated facilities to ensure that individuals with disabilities are generally able to access swimming pools and spas and use a variety of features of the facility The guidelines are the minimum level of accessibility required and are encouraged to be exceeded where possible to increase opportunities Pool Type Swimming Pools with less than 300 Lineal Feet of Pool Wall Summary Guidelines Permitted Means of Pool Access Sloped Transfer Transfer Entry Lift Walls Systems Stairs X X X* X* X X X X X X X 1 Spas I X X I X Swimming Pools 300 or more Lineal Feet of Pool Wall 2 means of entry required Wave Action Leisure River Other Pools where User Entry is Limited to 1 Area 1 Wading Pools Requires two means of access. 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All Rights Reserved http. /www.recreomcs com/fyi/ada_pool_guidelines.htm 1/5/2009 PREPARED 12/31/08 8 46 10 INSPECTION TICKET PAGE 1 CITY OF PORT ANGELES INSPECTOR JAMES LIERLY DATE 12/31/08 ADDRESS 2602 PLUM CT POOL SUBDIV TENANT NBR PAUL CRONAUER CONTRACTOR C CRONAUER CONSTRUCTION PHONE (425) 306 1666 OWNER CRONAUER PAUL P PHONE PARCEL 06 30 00 1 0 6705 0000 APPL NUMBER 06 00001017 COMM NEW CONST PERMIT BPC 00 BUILDING PERMIT COMMERCIAL REQUESTED INSP DESCRIPTION TYP /SQ COMPLETED RESULT RESULTS /COMMENTS PW2 01 5/01/08 RV PUBLIC WORKS SEWER CONNECTION 5/01/08 AP Sewer connection inspection for pool Sewer connection inspection for pool BLRI 01 5/14/08 JLL BLDG REBAR INSPECTION TIME 01 00 5/16/08 AP May 14 2008 8 39 33 AM 1pangrle TOM 460 4240 SWIMMING POOL REBAR AFTERNOON May 16 2008 9 00 18 AM jlierly belly steel for pool BLRI 02 5/22/08 JLL BLDG REBAR INSPECTION TIME 03 30 5/22/08 AP May 22 2008 8 44 02 AM 1pangrle TOM 460 4240 REBAR SWIMMING POOL WALLS LATE AFTERNOON INSPECTION TOM SAID IT IS YOUR CHOICE WHETHER OR NOT YOU COME DO THIS INSPECTION May 22 2008 4 34 51 PM jlierly BLRI 03 6/09/08 JLL BLDG REBAR INSPECTION TIME 01 00 6/10/08 AP June 6 2008 4 29 41 PM 1pangrle TOM 460 4240 REBAR APRON' AFTERNOON June 10 2008 8 57 07 AM jlierly BLRI 04 7/22/08 JLL BLDG REBAR INSPECTION TIME 09 00 7/22/08 AP July 22 2008 8 38 50 AM 1pangrle TOM 460 4260 REBAR PLATFORM SLAB FOR THE MECHANICAL PUMP HOUSE ROOM MORNING July 22 2008 4 45 32 PM jlierly BL99 01 12/31/08 JLL BLDG FINAL 1__ December 31 2008 8 40 05 AM 1pangrle JJJ TOM 460 4 2 4 0 BLDG FINAL SWIMMING POOL JACUZZI PLEASE CALL HIM WHEN YOU GET TO THE PROPERTY PW99 01 12/31/08 RV PUBLIC WORKS FINAL 12/31/08 AP December 31 2008 7 08 09 AM rvess December 31 2008 7 08 45 AM rvess PERMIT PL 00 PLUMBING PERMIT REQUESTED INSP DESCRIPTION TYP /SQ COMPLETED RESULT RESULTS /COMMENTS PL2 01 5/30/08 JLL PLUMBING ROUGH IN TIME 01 00 5/30/08 AP May 30 2008 9 06 27 AM 1pangrle TOM 460 4240 PLUMBING FOR THE POOL AFTERNOON May 30 2008 4 46 30 PM jlierly PL99 01 12/31/08 JLL PLUMBING FINAL CONTINUED ONTO NEXT PAGE PREPARED 12/31/08 8 46 10 INSPECTION TICKET PAGE 2 CITY OF PORT ANGELES INSPECTOR JAMES LIERLY DATE 12/31/08 ADDRESS 2602 PLUM CT POOL SUBDIV TENANT NBR PAUL CRONAUER CONTRACTOR C CRONAUER CONSTRUCTION PHONE (425) 306 1666 OWNER CRONAUER PAUL P PHONE PARCEL 06 30 00 1 0 6705 0000 APPL NUMBER 06 00001017 COMM NEW CONST REQUESTED INSP DESCRIPTION TYP /SQ COMPLETED RESULT RESULTS /COMMENTS December 31 2008 8 44 48 AM 1pangrle TOM 460 4240 BLDG FINAL SWIMMING POOL JACUZZI PLEASE CALL HIM WHEN YOU GET TO THE PROPERTY COMMENTS AND NOTES #e (.1=27- aeva A te/g/4'.e- 5 exit) PREPARED 7/22/08 9 49 53 INSPECTION TICKET PAGE 1 CITY OF PORT ANGELES INSPECTOR JAMES LIERLY DATE 7/22/08 ADDRESS 2602 PLUM CT SUBDIV TENANT NBR PAUL CRONAUER CONTRACTOR C CRONAUER CONSTRUCTION PHONE (425) 306 1666 OWNER CRONAUER PAUL P PHONE PARCEL 06 30 00 1 0 6705 0000 APPL NUMBER 06 00001017 COMM NEW CONST PERMIT BPC 00 BUILDING PERMIT COMMERCIAL REQUESTED INSP DESCRIPTION TYP /SQ COMPLETED RESULT RESULTS /COMMENTS PW2 01 5/01/08 RV PUBLIC WORKS SEWER CONNECTION 5/01/08 AP Sewer connection inspection for pool Sewer connection inspection for pool BLRI 01 5/14/08 JLL BLDG REBAR INSPECTION TIME 01 00 5/16/08 AP May 14 2008 8 39 33 AM 1pangrle TOM 460 4240 SWIMMING POOL REBAR AFTERNOON May 16 2008 9 00 18 AM jlierly belly steel for pool BLRI 02 5/22/08 JLL BLDG REBAR INSPECTION TIME 03 30 5/22/08 AP May 22 2008 8 44 02 AM 1pangrle TOM 460 4240 REBAR SWIMMING POOL WALLS LATE AFTERNOON INSPECTION TOM SAID IT IS YOUR CHOICE WHETHER OR NOT YOU COME DO THIS INSPECTION May 22 2008 4 34 51 PM jlierly BLRI 03 6/09/08 JLL BLDG REBAR INSPECTION TIME 01 00 6/10/08 AP June 6 2008 4 29 41 PM 1pangrle TOM 460 4240 REBAR APRON" AFTERNOON June 10 2008 8 57 07 AM jlierly BLRI 04 7/22/08 BLDG REBAR INSPECTION TIME 09 00 July 22 2008 8 38 50 AM 1pangrle TOM 460 4260 REBAR PLATFORM SLAB FOR THE MECHANICAL PUMP HOUSE ROOM MORNING COMMENTS AND NOTES PREPARED 6/09/08 10 46 41 INSPECTION TICKET PAGE 2 CITY OF PORT ANGELES INSPECTOR JAMES LIERLY DATE 6/09/08 ADDRESS 2602 PLUM CT SUBDIV TENANT NBR PAUL CRONAUER CONTRACTOR C CRONAUER CONSTRUCTION PHONE (425) 306 1666 OWNER CRONAUER PAUL P PHONE PARCEL 06 30 00 1 0 6705 0000 APPL NUMBER 06 00001017 COMM NEW CONST PERMIT BPC 00 BUILDING PERMIT COMMERCIAL REQUESTED INSP DESCRIPTION TYP /SQ COMPLETED RESULT RESULTS /COMMENTS PW2 01 5/01/08 RV PUBLIC WORKS SEWER CONNECTION 5/01/08 AP Sewer connection inspection for pool Sewer connection inspection for pool BLRI 01 5/14/08 JLL BLDG REBAR INSPECTION TIME 01 00 5/16/08 AP May 14 2008 8 39 33 AM 1pangrle TOM 460 4240 SWIMMING POOL REBAR AFTERNOON May 16 2008 9 00 18 AM jlierly belly steel for pool BLRI 02 5/22/08 JLL BLDG REBAR INSPECTION TIME 03 30 5/22/08 AP May 22 2008 8 44 02 AM 1pangrle TOM 460 4240 REBAR SWIMMING POOL WALLS LATE AFTERNOON INSPECTION TOM SAID IT IS YOUR CHOICE WHETHER OR NOT YOU COME DO THIS INSPECTION May 22 2008 4 34 51 PM jlierly BLRI 03 6/09/08 L n BLDG REBAR INSPECTION TIME 01 00 L� June 6 2008 4 29 41 PM 1pangrle TOM 460 4240 REBAR APRON' AFTERNOON COMMENTS AND NOTES PREPARED 5/30/08 10 28 40 INSPECTION TICKET PAGE 2 CITY OF PORT ANGELES INSPECTOR JAMES LIERLY DATE 5/30/08 ADDRESS 2602 PLUM CT SUBDIV TENANT NBR PAUL CRONAUER CONTRACTOR C CRONAUER CONSTRUCTION PHONE (425) 306 1666 OWNER CRONAUER PAUL P PHONE PARCEL 06 30 00 1 0 6705 0000 APPL NUMBER 06 00001017 COMM NEW CONST PERMIT PL 00 PLUMBING PERMIT REQUESTED INSP DESCRIPTION TYP /SQ COMPLETED RESULT RESULTS /COMMENTS PL2 01 5/30/08 Ji,L PLUMBING ROUGH IN TIME 01 00 /t_ May 30 2008 9 06 27 AM 1pangrle ,.',7i N TOM 460 4240 t PLUMBING FOR THE POOL AFTERNOON COMMENTS AND NOTES PREPARED 5/22/08 8 50 43 INSPECTION TICKET PAGE 1 CITY OF PORT ANGELES INSPECTOR JAMES LIERLY DATE 5/22/08 ADDRESS 2602 PLUM CT SUBDIV TENANT NBR PAUL CRONAUER CONTRACTOR C CRONAUER CONSTRUCTION PHONE (425) 306 1666 OWNER CRONAUER PAUL P PHONE PARCEL 06 30 00 1 0 6705 0000 APPL NUMBER 06 00001017 COMM NEW CONST PERMIT BPC 00 BUILDING PERMIT COMMERCIAL REQUESTED INSP DESCRIPTION TYP /SQ COMPLETED RESULT RESULTS /COMMENTS PW2 01 5/01/08 RV PUBLIC WORKS SEWER CONNECTION 5/01/08 AP Sewer connection inspection for pool Sewer connection inspection for pool BLRI 01 5/14/08 JLL BLDG REBAR INSPECTION TIME 01 00 5/16/08 AP May 14 2008 8 39 33 AM 1pangrle TOM 460 4240 SWIMMING POOL REBAR AFTERNOON May 16 2008 9 00 18 AM jlierly belly steel for pool BLRI 02 5/22/08 J L BLDG REBAR INSPECTION TIME 03 30 May 22 2008 8 44 02 AM 1pangrle TOM 460 4240 REBAR SWIMMING POOL WALLS LATE AFTERNOON INSPECTION TOM SAID IT IS YOUR CHOICE WHETHER OR NOT YOU COME DO THIS INSPECTION COMMENTS AND NOTES PREPARED 5/14/08 9 03 08 INSPECTION TICKET PAGE 1 CITY OF PORT ANGELES INSPECTOR JAMES LIERLY DATE 5/14/08 ADDRESS 2602 PLUM CT SUBDIV TENANT NBR PAUL CRONAUER CONTRACTOR C CRONAUER CONSTRUCTION PHONE (425) 306 1666 OWNER CRONAUER PAUL P PHONE PARCEL 06 30 00 1 0 6705 0000 APPL NUMBER 06 00001017 COMM NEW CONST PERMIT BPC 00 BUILDING PERMIT COMMERCIAL REQUESTED INSP DESCRIPTION TYP /SQ COMPLETED RESULT RESULTS /COMMENTS PW2 01 5/01/08 RV PUBLIC WORKS SEWER CONNECTION 5/01/08 AP Sewer connection inspection for pool Sewer connection inspection for pool BLRI 01 5/14/08 JLL BLDG REBAR INSPECTION TIME 01 00 May 14 2008 8 39 33 AM 1pangrle TOM 460 4240 SWIMMING POOL REBAR AFTERNOON COMMENTS AND NOTES oh Y Application Number Application pin number Property Address ASSESSOR PARCEL NUMBER Tenant nbr name Application type description Subdivision Name Property Use Property Zoning Application valuation Application desc NEW SWIMMING POOL CITY OF PORT ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BUILDING DIVISION 321 EAST 5TH STREET PORT ANGELES, WA 98362 06 00001017 831193 2602 PLUM CT 06 30 00 1 0 6705 0000 PAUL CRONAUER COMM NEW CONST RESIDENTIAL MEDIUM DENSTY 30000 Owner Contractor CRONAUER PAUL P PO BOX 282 PORT ANGELES Other struct info BASE FEE 5 00 10 1000 THOU BL -25 001 50K (10 10 PER K) Special Notes and Comments The Fire Department has reviewed the project application and T Forms /Building Division/Building Permit (10 /0l /07).wpd Date 3/13/08 C CRONAUER CONSTRUCTION 19318 SE 243RD OK WA 983620048 MOUNTLAKE TERRACE MOUNTLAKE TERRACE WA 980436443 (425) 306 1666 TOTAL LOT COVERAGE 1 00 NUMBER OF STORIES 1 00 EXISTING LOT COVERAGE 1 00 LOT SIZE 1 00 PROPOSED LOT COVERAGE 1 00 TOTAL LOT COVERAGE 1 00 NUMBER OF UNITS 1 00 Permit BUILDING PERMIT COMMERCIAL Additional desc SWIMMING POOL JACUZZI Permit pin number 87064 Permit Fee 468 25 Plan Check Fee 304 36 Issue Date 3/13/08 Valuation 30000 Expiration Date 9/09/08 Qty Unit Charge Per Extension 417 75 50 50 Permit PLUMBING PERMIT Additional desc SWIMMING POOL JACUZZI Permit pin number 87080 Permit Fee 94 00 Plan Check Fee 00 Issue Date 3/13/08 Valuation 0 Expiration Date 9/09/08 Qty Unit Charge Per Extension BASE FEE 50 00 1 00 7 0000 ECH PL EA INSTALL WATER PIPE 7 00 1 00 15 0000 ECH PL -OTHER BACKFLOW 2 15 00 1 00 15 0000 ECH PL- EA BLDG SEWER 15 00 1 00 7 0000 ECH PL- EA WATER HEATER 7 00 A T occ46/ 7 /Q Separate Permits are required for electrical work, SEPA, Shoreline ESA, utilities, private and public improvements. This permit becomes null and void if work or construction authorized is not commenced within 180 days if construction or work is suspended or abandoned for a period of 180 days after the work has commenced or if required inspections have not been requested within 180 days from the last inspection I hereby certify that I have read and examined this application and know the same to be true and correct. All provisions of laws and ordinances governing this type of work will be complied with whether specified herein or not. The granting of a permit does not presume to give authority to violate or cancel the provisions of any state or local law regulating construction or the performance of construction. Date Print Name Signature of Contractor or Authorized Agent Signature of Owner Of owner is builder) CALL 417 -4815 FOR BUILDING INSPECTIONS CALL 417 -4735 FOR ELECTRICAL INSPECTIONS CALL 417 -4807 FOR PUBLIC WORKS UTILITIES PLEASE PROVIDE A MINIMUM 24 HOUR NOTICE. IT IS UNLAWFUL TO COVER, INSULATE OR CONCEAL ANY WORK BEFORE INSPECTED AND ACCEPTED POST PERMIT IN A CONSPICUOUS LOCATION KEEP PERMIT CARD AND APPROVED PLANS AT JOB SITE. INSPECTION TYPE DATE ACCEPTED COMMENTS FOUNDATION• FOOTINGS SHEAR WALLS WALLS FOUNDATION DRAINAGE DOWN SPOUTS PIERS POST HOLES (POLE BLDGS.) PLUMBING UNDER FLOOR SLAB ROUGH -IN WATER LINE (METER TO BLDG) GAS LINE BACK FLOW WATER AIR SEAL WALLS CEILING FRAMING JOISTS GIRDERS SHEAR WALL/HOLD DOWNS WALLS -PROOF./ CEILING DRYWALL (INTERIOR BRACED PANEL ONLY) T -BAR INSULATION SLAB WALL FLOOR CEILING MECHANICAL HEAT PUMP /FURNACE /DUCTS GAS LINE WOOD STOVE PELLET CHIMNEY COMMERCIAL HOOD DUCTS MANUFACTURED HOMES FOOTING SLAB BLOCKING HOLD DOWNS SKIRTING ELECTRICAL LIGHT DEPT CONSTRUCTION R.W PW/ ENG INEERING 417 -4807 I FIRE 417 -4653 I I PLANNING DEPT 417 -4750 I I BUILDING 417 -4815 T.Forms /Building Division/Building Permit (I0 /01 /07).wpd BUILDING PERMIT INSPECTION RECORD YES I NO FINAL FINAL DATE ACCEPTED BY. DATE ACCEPTED BY. PLANNING DEPT SEPARATE PERMIT k's SEPA. PARKING /LIGHTING ESA. LANDSCAPING I SHORELINE. FINAL INSPECTIONS REQUIRED PRIOR TO OCCUPANCY /USE RESIDENTIAL DATE YES NO COMMERCIAL DATE ACCEPTED YES I NO 417 -4735 ELECTRICAL LIGHT DEPT CONSTRUCTION R.W PW ENGINEERING I FIRE DEPT I PLANNING DEPT I BUILDING I I I I I I I I I Application Number Application pin number Special Notes and Comments has no comments March 10 2008 2 43 28 PM sroberds The proposed development is a recreational amenity (in ground pool) in association with a multiple family development in the RMD zone NO extension of the RMD activity shall extend onto the adjacent (east) residential zoned lot other than open space The adjacent lot shall be fenced as it will encompass open space for the recreational amenity The pool water line connection requires a back flow device an inspection and testing of the device is required by Public Works Back Flow inspector January 3 2008 12 55 12 PM rbecker The fillers for the swimming pool and the jacuzzi must have an air gap or a reduced pressure backflow assembly installed Ron Becker at 417 4886 March 13 2008 11 53 28 AM 1pangrle Contact Ron Becker at 417 4886 regarding backflow protection requirements and inspections Other Fees Fee summary Permit Fee Total 562 25 562 25 00 00 Plan Check Total 304 36 304 36 00 00 Other Fee Total 4 50 4 50 00 00 Grand Total 871 11 871 11 00 00 Separate Permits are required for electrical work, SEPA, Shoreline ESA, utilities private and public improvements. This permit becomes null and void if work or construction authorized is not commenced within 180 days if construction or work is suspended or abandoned for a period of 180 days after the work has commenced, or if required inspections have not been requested within 180 days from the last inspection I hereby certify that I have read and examined this application and know the same to be true and correct. All provisions of laws and ordinances governing this type of work will be complied with whether specified herein or not. The granting of a permit does not presume to give authority to violate or cancel the provisions of any state or local law regulating construction or the performance of construction Date Print Name Signature of Contractor or Authorized Agent Signature of Owner (if owner is builder) T Forms /Building Division/Building Permit (I0 /01 /07).wpd CITY OF PORT ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BUILDING DIVISION 321 EAST 5TH STREET PORT ANGELES, WA 98362 06 00001017 831193 Charged Paid Credited Page 2 Date 3/13/08 STATE SURCHARGE 4 50 Due CALL 417 -4815 FOR BUILDING INSPECTIONS CALL 417 -4735 FOR ELECTRICAL INSPECTIONS. CALL 417 -4807 FOR PUBLIC WORKS UTILITIES PLEASE PROVIDE A MINIMUM 24 HOUR NOTICE. IT IS UNLAWFUL TO COVER, INSULATE OR CONCEAL ANY WORK BEFORE INSPECTED AND ACCEPTED POST PERMIT IN A CONSPICUOUS LOCATION KEEP PERMIT CARD AND APPROVED PLANS AT JOB SITE. INSPECTION TYPE DATE ACCEPTED COMMENTS FOUNDATION• FOOTINGS SHEAR WALLS WALLS FOUNDATION DRAINAGE DOWN SPOUTS PIERS POST HOLES (POLE BLDGS.) PLUMBING UNDER FLOOR SLAB ROUGH -IN WATER LINE (METER TO BLDG) GAS LINE BACK FLOW WATER AIR SEAL WALLS CEILING FRAMING JOISTS GIRDERS SHEAR WALL/HOLD DOWNS WALLS ROOF CEILING DRYWALL (INTERIOR BRACED PANEL ONLY) T -BAR INSULATION SLAB WALL FLOOR CEILING MECHANICAL HEAT PUMP /FURNACE /DUCTS GAS LINE WOOD STOVE /PELLET /CHIMNEY COMMERCIAL HOOD DUCTS MANUFACTURED HOMES FOOTING SLAB BLOCKING HOLD DOWNS SKIRTING PLANNING DEPT SEPARATE PERMIT k's PARKING /LIGHTING LANDSCAPING RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICAL LIGHT DEPT 417 -4735 CONSTRUCTION R.W PW/ ENGINEERING I FIRE PLANNING DEPT BUILDING 417-4807 417 -4653 417 -4750 417 -4815 T Forms /Building Division /Building Permit (l0 /0I /07).wpd BUILDING PERMIT INSPECTION RECORD 4�30r -0� ;3 YES NO Redbar 5 -lif-Og R -E4 5-22-02 a Ra I- 6-9-og ALL g2.'a r SEPA. ESA. SHORELINE. FINAL INSPECTIONS REQUIRED PRIOR TO OCCUPANCY/USE DATE YES NO COMMERCIAL FINAL 1 '3 DATE ACCEPTED BY. FINAL DATE ACCEPTED BY._ ELECTRICAL LIGHT DEPT CONSTRUCTION R.W PW ENGINEERING I FIRE DEPT I PLANNING DEPT I BUILDING DATE ACCEPTED YES I NO I I I I 11-g -10 1'3'0- C O C November 2, 2007 Enclosures 66 -100 Ke o; .th nmlh ,'260 P(urn STATE OF WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND SAFETY 1243 Israel Road SE, Town Center 3 P.O. Box 47825 Olympia, WA 98504 -7825 TDD Relay Service (800) 833 -6388 9i0 `I j O Paul Cronauer 806 Milwaukee Drive Port Angeles, WA 98363 -1423 PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR SWIMMING POOL AND SPA POOL AT ORCHARDS AT 14 2625 WESTj14 ST PORT ANGELES, CLALLAM COUNTY Dear Mr Cronauer: The plans and specifications for the above project received m this office January 10, 2007 together with information received on July 20, 2007 July 27 2007 September 27 2007, and October 3, 2007 have been reviewed and, m accordance with the provisions of WAC 246 -260 are hereby APPROVED As required in WAC 246 260 -021 (5), upon completion of the construction and prior to use, the owner shall. a. Submit a construction report from the engineer or architect (a copy of the form to be completed is enclosed). b. Contact the local health jurisdiction at least five working days before intended use of the facility and c. Obtain an operating permit through the local health jurisdiction. This letter of approval serves as a CONSTRUCTION PERMIT under the requirements of WAC 246 -260- 021 and RCW 70.90 160 WAC 246 260 -021 (6) provides that this permit shall be valid for a period of eighteen months. Renewals may be granted by the department for a period of one year It is the owner's responsibility to apply for a renewal. If you have any qu tstions I can be reached at 360 236 -3073 or gary.fraser @doh.wa.gov Sincerely I 'T Gary Fraser Water Recreation Program cc: City of Port Angeles Building Department Clallam County Health Lindberg Srriith [Attn: Bill Green] RECEIVED NOV 0 8 2007 CITY BUILDING R DIV S ON ,p, wpm �I WRF Pool Owner's Name: Paul Cronauer `owner's Address: 0 Box 282 Port Angeles, WA 98362 Facility Address: 2602 Plum Court Port Angeles, WA 98362 u Department of Health Environmental Health Safety P O Box 47825 Olympia, WA 08504 -7825 CONSTRUCTION REPORT WATER RECREATION FACILITIES 7,ffective October 31, 2004 the following regulation applies. Chapter 246- 260 -021(6) WAC Upon completion of WRF pool facility construction, modification or alteration and before an operating permit is issued for use of the facility, the owner shall. (a) Submit to the department or local health officer a construction report signed by an engineer or architect stating that to the best of the engineer's or architect's knowledge and belief, the installation is in compliance with the approved plans. The engineer's and architect's certification of the above condition in no way relieves any other party from meeting requirements imposed by contract or other regulations, including commonly accepted industry practice; and (b) Notify the department or local health officer at least five working days before intended use of the facility (Additional certification forms are available from the Department of Health address listed below) Please return completed form to the department/office indicated below Date Project or Portions Thereof Completed: Signature of Engineer or Architect Date WRF Pool Name: Date Plans and Specifications Approved by Department of Health: The Orchards on 14th November 2, 2007 The undersigned engineer or architect or his/her authorized agent has inspected the above described project, and concurs that the physical facility has been constructed in accordance with the plans and specifications approved by the local health department in accordance with the provisions of WAC 246 260- 030(2). In the opinion of the engineer or architect, the facility has been constructed in accordance with these provisions. Engineer or Architect Seal September 27 2007 I TO Files FROM. Gary Fraser SUBJECT TELECON WITH BILL GREEN, LINDBERG ARCHITECT, RE ORCHARD AT 14 SWIMMING POOL AND SPA POOL, PORT ANGELES, CLALLAM COUNTY I talked with Bill Green today regarding the design for the barrier and requested that it not have a latch on the inside as it would restrict emergency egress out of the pool area. We discussed a simple cover over the area around the gate to restrict children's access to the inside latch. I also asked if he or someone else was going to address the issues m my letter He noted he would be talking with Mr 1Cronaeur regarding this when he gets back. Lindberg Smith Architects From: <Poolpl n @aol.com> To: <Baxte>�McFarland @aol.corn> Sent: Monday October 01 2007 12:43 PM Attach: CRONAUER PORT ANGELES WA 10- 1- 07.pdf Subject: Re: FW: Plans for pool and spa at Orchard at 14th (1) It was discussed that your architect who has stamped some of the plans we have received may become the designer for this facility and who we would work with for sending a construction report to sign when the project is completed. ok (2) The skimmer system for the swimming pool appears it can meet proper size with a condition that a minimum of 65% of the total recirculation flow be maintained in normal operating conditions through the skimmer system. NO CHANGES REQUIRED (3) A 3' return line to the pool is shown on page 2 of 4 on the plans, but a 2.5' line is shown on sheet 3 of 4 The 3' line is a better fit for flows presented It is important that the flow meter be sized with the proper size line. Please clarify if the fine will be 3' or 2.5' ALREADY HAD 3' RETURN LINE ON THE LAST REVISED PLAN (4) The minimum flow rate needed for the swimming pool is 155.5 gpm. This flow needs to be maintained with the filter dirty 156 GPM IS SHOWN (5) Please provide details on the line size all the way to the spa main drains. We now want the same size line running from the main: drain line all the will to the main drain sumps to keep maximum flows at less than 6 fps with 100% of the recirculation flows from the pumps. The same detail is asked for the swimming pool main drain line. It is shown as 3' at the tee, but needs to remain 3' all the way to the main drain sump ADDED 3" MARKINGS ALL THE WAY (6) Provide properly sloped non -slip surfaces in the rest rooms and locker room to eliminate slip problems. ADDED A NOTE BELOW THE DIAPER CHANGING STATION NOTE ON PAGE 1 (7) Please note location of diaper changing station. ADDED THAT IT WILD BE LOCATED IN RESTROOM (PAGE 1) See what's new atlhttp. /www aol.com RECEIVED OCT 3 2007 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SAFETY Page 1 of 1 10/2/2007 Memo To: Mr Gary Fraser From: Bill Green Date: October 2, 2007 Re: Drawings Dear Mr Fraser Please find they enclosed signed set of drawings for the Orchards Pool. Respectfully f Bill Green 1 Lindberg Smith Architects RECEIVED OCT 3 2007 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SAFETY 7 1, et' r LINOSegl 1 9bU TC." 441 K ,{SCI IWO 8 t iReAN LOT 6 stAd 44 .°1 1;+■; swavik651° I SPA DATA VOLUME SURFACE AREA PERIMETER RECIRC. RATE TURNOVER RATE I BATHING LOAD I FILTRATION I ITEM I I I MAIN PUMP (SELF PRIMING I I I JET PUMP I I 11AIR \NGJ.[NT STRAMPI2 FILTER SYSTEM I2 I GAUGE(]: PRESSURE I I FLOWMETER 1 I gyta.-191451,0 I I STINT:TR 440.1 I LIGHTS I SKIMMER I I I 5 I NTS MFGR. STA RITE STA RITE STA RITE HAYWARD MARSHALL BLUE WHITE STENNER STENNF PENTAIR HAYWARD HAND RAIL (s) I ASTRAL MAIN DRAINOUTLEr 132 1 PENTAIR STEP/ S F. RS RISER STEP SEAT DETAIL SPA SECTION Scale: 112' 1%0' POOLDESIGMNET STEP SEAT TREAD 1 DARK COLOR 1 Performance Data Public Back to top Turnover (In Gallons) Model Number Effective Filtration Area Design Flow Rate 8 Hours 10 Hours j25.tt2 _eA.C2P1y1 40.32. -dAA.O ST. STL HAND RAIL 5'189DECK- BE1:1INQ WjIL_ _L 1 SLOPE DECK 2%(1"1 MIN. /4 %(7'1 MAX I "1 I 8" WALLS 1125 'GALLONS 70 SF I SQUARE FEET I 34 I UNEAR FEET 62 I GPM 18.15 I MIN, 8 I PART No. I DESCRIPTION I P6PA6S.205L I I HP 6.9 AMI'. 62 GPM r@r 50 TDIP I P6FA6(1.207I. I 2 HP 10.4 AMP. 100 GPM (S 60 TON I 1 WI RASKFT OF PUMP I C2015 1 225SF CARTRIDGE FILTER I I 11 "DSAS TER 0-60 PSI I •L.E35250P I 2 40.15052M_RA Q5) I I 4584.4 I I I 450. I I I I SPI081 4.11SP APPROVED. 5.1/4" X 9"1VEIR I I STAINLESS STEEL 3 BEND I I _mom_ 111" 111' PLASTIC PLATE W/55.86' OPEN AREADIAAT" n TIL. EDGES In R3 ®12"d 0 HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL 4, I SLOGS 1" 6 WALLS AND FLOOR STEP RISER AND DEPTH DIMENSIONS ARE I 1 R 081 R O In �7 iL O In. CRITICAL b 1 5" FLOOR SLOPE 1' A_ 1 NOTES: 1. ALL STEPS, SEAT FLOOR, COPING AND DECKS SHALL BE IMPERVIOUS AND SUP- RESISTANT AND ALL HORIZONTAL SURFACES SHALL BE UNGLAZED. 2. MAXIMUM VELOCITY THROUGH THE MAIN DRAIN GRATE(S) SHALL BE 1.5 FPS. COVER SHALL BE SECURED SO THAT THE USE OF A TOOL IS NEEDED TO REMOVE. 3. POST A SIGN AT SPASIDE "MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE 104 F" 4. HANDRAIL(S) MUST BE ANCHORED INTO OR EXTEND OVER THE BOTTOM STEP BUT NOT EXTEND pAS THE BOTTOM STEP 5. MAIN DRAIN PIPE IS DESIGNED TO CARRY SPA RECIRCULATION FLOW AND ANTICIPATED FLOW THROUGH THE THERAPY JETS. O. SPA INTERIOR SHALL BE WHITE OR UGHT IN COLOR, 7 PROVIDE A SINGLE CLEARLY LABLED EMERGENCY(OWOFF TYPE) SHUT OFF SWITCH WHICH IS READILY ACCESSIBLE AND VISIBLE FROM THE SPA. AND WILL SHUT OFF ALL FILTRATION, BOOSTER AND BLOWER PUMPS. 5 7 1 Heyward SP 1082 Sklmme), ,LID WITH EOUA117FR VALVE I AND FLOAT VALVE j ASSEMBLY WW SP -1078 I 1 i I UGHT WI NICHE TO PUMP SUCTIO AUTol1[+11c SKIMMER DETAIL INSF APPROVEDI uis BULLNOSE COPING WI OVERHANG NO MORE THAN 2" 10 FT. MIN. FLUSH COPING 3 011 CONTINUOUS Design Flow Rate based on .375 GPM /ft.2 maximum. EQUALIZER VALVE U.L APPROVED 1' CONDUIT WI 1/5 GROUND WIRE PERFORATER BASKET n JUNCTION BOX 1.. CONTRASTING COLOR ALL STEP/SEAT EDGES SPA WEIR DOOR 1 8"WEIR I f OI RTEK 2" EQUALIZER PIPE 12" MIN. BELOW WATER LEVEL TITLE DESCRIPTION 'DATE I PAGE POOLDESIG N.NET 1000 EAST ATLANTIC BLVD. SUITE 100 POMPANO BEACH FLA 33050 (954) 541.1124 Into ®swImmInppadpla on, CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORIZATION 9871 REVISIONS 2370 V LIAM A. Lit 1. STATE Ui .1 1Yi TOT' SPA DETAILS THE ORCHARDS AT 14 2625 14TH STREET PORT ANGELES, WA Scale: 1/2' 1 -0' 10'1/2007 4 OF 4 POOL DATA VOLUME SURFACE AREA I PERIMETER RECIRC. RATE TURNOVER RATE BATHING LOAD I FILTRATION I ITEM 1 MFGR. I 1 I MAN PU1IP.SETF PRIMING I PENTAIR I 1 I VACUUM PUMP I STARITE I 1 I HAIR AND I.NT STRAINER 3 I FILTER SYSTEM roAUGE(). PIO:SSURE% 1' r FLOWMITFER I S :.lil•R 3 LIGHTS I FALLS PUMP ISELP PRIMNG 2 I CHEMICAL CONTAINER DECK AND OTHER EOUIPMENT 1 HAND RAIL (O I ASTRAL I LIFE HOOK I A l. JAMACO 1 LIFE RING I RAINBOW PLASTIC I VACUUM CLEANER I RAINBOW PLASTIC 1 NYLON BRUSH I AMB 1 TEST KIT I TAYLOR FE d POOLOES!GN NET HAYWARD MARSHALL BLUE WHITE VAR PAK fiR Y NR SPECK 21.8014 I PART NO. I DFSfRIPTION I WEE •I2 13 HP 13.6 AMP. 156 GPM i SO TON I P2RA5EL I I HP 6.9 AMP. 60 GPM !/050TDN I 1 5' WI BASKET ON PUMP I CS025 I @25SF CARTRIQ 12" DIAMETER MIN. 0410 PSI LT0030UP 1 3' 80-300 GPM RAHIik ISL]t 1 165GP0 45M•'IIOPH 10 0P1' I 1 300 WATT 12V 2088348025 16 IP? 21.6 AMP. 400 GPM I0- SO TON I 1 27 15 GALLON CAPACITY PLASTIC 56,000 I GALLONS 1867 I SQUARE FEET 198 I UNEAR FEET I 156 GPM 6 I I HOURS 30 I POOL FlTTTNGS AND DRAINS 13 I FLOOR INLET FITTINGS I HAYWARD I SP1475 II -I/2" ADJUSTABLE (DIRECTIONAL) PLASTIC FLOOR INLETS 7 I INLET FITTINGS I PENTAIR I PF2002 I 1 -112" ADJUSTABLE (DIRECTIONAL) PLASTIC WALL INLETS I 4 I SKIMMER I HAYWARD I SP1082 I NSF APPROVED. 8.16' X WEIR I I VACUUM FITTING I HAV1yAHD– 4_ _1400– .I6- ICFU7)110 WIT1i0PRIfOLOADPJ3 SAFELY COVER rh'UN DRAIN OUTLET (5) I PENTAIR I 543036 112' I2' PLASTIC PLATE WII5.86' OPEN AREA (EA.) Performance Data Public Back to top Turnover (In Gallons) Model Effective Filtration Design Flow 8 Hours 10 Hours Number Area Rate C5025 525 ft.2(3 TYP) 56 GPM (EACH) EQUIPMENT ROOM N.T.S. y POOL EQUIPMENT ELECTRIC SUB PANEL PROVIDE 3' CLEAR AREA WITH NO OBSTRUCTIONS POOL EQUIPMENT z P� W W THERYoI j j z LI M l f Q W y ROVJMETER� g� h I I 411 411111101%," 1 i SEE WA91E I OETA4 i0i1 AR OAP FLTER POOL RECIRC PUMP 8188.28 NAB -905 2000 SERIES SLOPE FLOOR TO FLOOR DRAIN Filter Design Flow Rate based on .375 GPM/ft.2 maximum. I STAINLESS STEEL 3 BEND I ST. 5TL. 1V/ 10 ALUMINUM POLE 124' DIA. 1V! 50' OF 1/Y NYLON LINE 14•WTIEEL 1V/ I8' HEAD AND 40' OF HOSE 118' W/ CURVED ENDS FAC, TAC, Ph, CH, CYA, AND TA TEST CAPABILITIES 27,0 33,750 DOOR 1'8-PRESSURE GAGE SPA EQUIPMENT' L iA 1 ROWMETER B' OMINE 6 EOER i z a f AI N Sa ._>v.�._ z N ry W A SPA JET SPA CIRC PUMP PUMP PROPANE OAS r 11 r RN CONSTRA814q 6'NOSE TLa ENTIRE PERIMETER ALL STEP RISERS SIP RESISTANT BOTTOM RISER ARIES MAX r LESS TUN 061009EDUIE RISERS trv,tr. L .j IF JUNCTION BOX 5' MINIMUM 11 degree maximum ogle from plumb SIDE VIEVA NTS 5 EQUAL RISERS ST. STL HAND \TILE 36" WALL SECTION REINFORCING liTS 8'LA1R GAP 12 "11X12' �B ENTRANCE Pa A AND AI DET 1 N.T.S. 35' SLOPE OF POOL BOTTOM NOT TO EXCEED 1' IN 7' 35' RESISTANT SLOPE IIr PEAFT. MW. 700RAN COPING f W xc I �1 C DEPTH HAREMS XFCERA _/On Wili bM0E CEP %(1T MRI1 %PlM0 E 14 POOL DECK■ 55005E0 BV 01MER (DO NOT TIE DECKS INTO POOL) RASTER I POOL WALL- V. I0 HOOKS Or*h F Ile NOREONTAL ASO VERTICAL 1 MEN5IDN9 REPREPENSHED MINUS —6 K PUMP TO I FLOOR I WASTE LINE I SINK 1 8" WASTE LINE i 1: 'WASTE DETAIL (NTS) 'S typ Poo(artd spq A: a' Mkt 10 FLOOR AND 1HCNEN TO or IS TOP 6 FT. MINIMUM BEHIND RAIL S i3 SLOPE DECK 2% (11 `1 MIN. (4 (2') MAX. I I HANORA0, I■ GROUND TO POOL 81EEL 70' 4 'Hayward SP =1082 Skimmer I WITH EQUALIZER 1 VALVE AND FLOATj VALVE ASSEMBLY, HNV,B0.1078' EQUAGZER VALVE TO PUMP SUCTION 8" ANT)VORTEX MAIN GRAIN GRATE SECURED IN PLACE SO TOOLS ARE REQUIRED FOR REMOS AL .)ROSTATIC VALVE WITH WELLPOINT GRAVEL SUMP LD AUTOMATIC SKIMMER DETAIL INSF APPROVED1 MB MIN. 12" TO W/L wLW[�, r ESCUTCHEON PLATE T L C`3 [1?V RETAINER RING S 1 t (1 l• �1 C T r f m. '4--- ROTATION BALL POOL PLASTER EYEBAL INLET FITTING SP MAX DEPTH MARKERS MUST BE INLAID CERAMIC TILES –0- 0 I I Re-- THREADED PLUG_ 31 4" ROCK SUMP 3" WELLPOINGT FOR DRAINING HYDROSTATIC RELIEF MAIN DRAIN DETAIL VALVE NTS TILE /I WALL SECTION ALL HORIZONTAL TILE AND DEPTH SCALE: NTS MARKINGS SHALL BE 1N A7' D 6" CERAMIC TILE WEIR DOR w FORME IN a EASNET 2' EQU 12' MAUZERIN. LEVEL BELOPIPE WyT I WATER 111• WLET BE WITH L G D HAVE MEANS O F L O W FLOOR INLET DETAIL SCALE: 615 6 n POOL LL FLOOR INLET PPM NOT SHOWN SWILL BE 1? EXAMPLE AT 4' .6" DEPTH oimi;;EX 1 1 R J J i. COYE 70 7 P POOLDESIGN.NET 1000 EAST ATLANTIC BLVD. SUITE 100 POMPANO BEACH FLA 33060 (854) 841 -1124 infoG8WimmIngpoolple cam CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORIZATION N. 8871 REVISIONS I DETAILS TITLE THE ORCHARDS AT 14 DESCRIPTION 2625 WEST 14TH STREET PORT ANGELES, WA Scale: NTS (DATE 1011/2007 30F4 (PAGE GENERAL NOTES ^TRUC1VRAL II PLANS DESIGNED PER 1IASHPOTON A MNLSTRATNE CE APTER 24.2 02004 ANC ANSI TAP THE POCK NM 2000 PSF DI CONDITIONS MG REA HAVE BEEN B IEI SE CA ABLE PORT POO OF •.LAR SOS AND DEPTH CONDITIONS DONS SINCE BE tED TO HER CONSTRLCTCN F TES PROJECT AI BETE ANAL IRKS RETE, SAL AWE, MPRES_,VE P TICALLY PLACED CONCRETE IODUGEISNOTENETE) SI A) PRAY SPECIAL USE POOL FOR EXCERSIZE PURPOSES EWE NO STEE SHALL NE NTERMEDLATE RS NEW Al LET BTEE DUAL BE BETA CEO WI ATONED AND PECWICATCNB. ES PPLY 0 W.A TER THERE NO ROSS CONNECTION ICE DOE ATER SUPPLY OR WATER DISPOSAL SESTET ALL MEET ALL REQUIRE SETS 004 POOLDESIGNA'ET NO DMNG 4' LETTERS NO DIVING 4' LETTERS NO OWING 4' LETTERS STERNE ROCK BEARND HE OF POOL PUKED SHALL SEAR THE F ROYAL AND SHILL SCHEDULE 40 WIT W INSTALL PERMANENT 4' DEPTH MARKINGS ON THE POOL DECK OR COPING AND INSIDE ABOVE THE WATER LEVEL BOTH SIDES IN SHALLOW END AND BOTH SIDES OF THE DEEP END WALLS AND AT THE MIDDLE OF THE DEEP END WALL NO DIVING MARKINGS (4" LETTERS) THE MAXIMUM DISTANCE BETWEEN MARKINGS IS 25 LINEAR FEET -ALL MARKINGS MUST BE CONTRASTING IN COLOR. HORIZONTAL DEPTH MARKERS MUST BE INLAID SUP RESISTANT CERAMIC TILES 4' 7412j. DECK•BEHV D RAND TARS. HOSE BIRDS WITH BFP SHALL BE PROVIDED AT LOCATIONS TO REACH ALL PORTIONS OF THE DECK WITH 75' OF HOSE PROVIDE DRINKING FOUNTAIN I PROVIDE DEPTH MARKERS PROVIDE CLEARLY LABELED EMERGENCY POOL SPA PUMP DISCONNECT MET FLOOR RETURN LINE 2 I "LOUR RETURNS SP 1425 GEM O (7) 1.112' ADJUSTABLE INLETS H 20'-0" olc MAX (DO NOT SCALE T i c DRAWING FOR LOCATION) AND (3) FLOOR RETURNS SP -1429 3'8 DEEP POOL FINISH "WHITE" Z" TILE TRIM IN CONTRASTING COLOR -STEPS HAND RAILS TO BE INSTALLED WITH DECK ANCHORS GROUNDED TO POOL STEEL WITH BRASS GROUND LUGS DEPTH MARKERS MUST BE INLAID CERAMIC TILES EXAMPLE AT 4' .6" DEPTH ADS WATTAGE UNDERWATER EMOVABLB UL LIGHT FUTURR IR 4'S DEEP BIER S 2" VACUUM LINE 3' MAIN DRAIN UNE 2" SKIMMER 3" RETURN LINC TILE /I I wau sECTiCNAIL HORIZONTAL TILE AND DEPTH MARKIN SCALE: NTS SHALL BE IIMTLAZEQ LIMITED USE POOL TO HAVE MIN. 6' HIGH FENCE AND GENERAL USE POOL TO HAVE MIN. 6' HIGH FENCE. GATES MUST OPEN OUT FROM POOL DECK AND HAVE LATCH 60" HIGH POOL SAFETY SIGNAGE CLUBHOUSE 4 f I t 6 n 12" MAIN DRAINS I -1 /2' FLUSH VACUUM FITTING W/ SPRING LOADED COVER 1 4' DEEP m f EI:r0 DIVING PTH MARKER \ilk SKIMMER r I I r _I -f_m SPA FINISH 'WHITE" 1150 GALLONS 6 g wa= 8 THERAPY JETS 03 7 5MS 11 II I 11, SPA SAFETf EQU PMENT POOL SPA SIGNAGE I ROOM ELECT PANEL 1 HAND RAILS TO BE INSTALLED WITH DECK ANCHORS GROUNDED 11 TO POOL S 2 1/2" SKIMMER TEE 2 WITH BRASS GRO LUGS 2" RETURNS 2 -1/2" MAIN DRAIN LINE 3' MAIN DRAIN LINE 2 -1/2" THERAPY JETS LINE 2' AIR LINE IR IL ER 11 38 R POOL, RI II,ER RUM THE FOLLOWING RULES WILL BE POSTED AT OR NEAR POOLSIDE AND WILL BE LEGIBLE FROM THE POOL DECK. THE LETTERS SHALL BE A MIN. OF 1'. NO ANIMALS IN THE POOL AREA OR ON THE POOL DECK. NO FOOD OR DR NK IN POOL OR ON POOL DECK. NO GLASS CONTAINERS ALLOWED IN POOL OR ON POOL DECK. SHOWER REPOSE ENTERING POOL. BATHING LOAD 30 PERSONS POOL HOURS to EL NO D TVIrT G (MINIMUM 4 LETTERS) SPA RULES SIGN THE FOLLOWING RULES WILL BE POSTED AT OR NEAR SPA SIDE AND WILL BE LEGIBLE FROM THE DECK. THE LETTERS SHALL BE A MIN. OF 140 FOOD. DRINK OR GLASS IN SPA OR ON DECK SHOWER BEFORE ENTERING SPA. BATHING LOAD 6 PERSONS MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE 104 DEG. F. NO DIVING (MINIMUM 4' LETTERS) PTH MARKER 0 DIVING 0 QUIPMENT ROOM DOOR SHALL BE LOCKABLE AND e SHALL REMAIN LOCKED WHEN NOT OCCUPIED POOLDESIGN.NET 1000 EAST ATLANTIC BLVD. SUITE 100 POMPANO BEACH FLA 33060 (954) 941-1124 Into®I4noTingpoolpl8 Rom CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORIZATION N. 9871 REVISIONS SPECIAL USE POOL FOR EXCERSIZE 237OPUrNOSES VTLOf n S IS t 1 WK. I. A M A. LIlNoGr I J 4,P .1' .3 I TITLE THE ORCHARDS AT 14 DESCRIPTION I 2625 WEST 14TH STREET PORT ANGELES. WA I i Scale: 1/8" 1'-0" pATE 'I PAGE 20F4 10/1/2007 NOTES: I. REFER TO THE DETAILS ON SHEET NO 3 E 4 EQUIPMENT ROOM FLOOR SHALL BE SLIP RESISTANT AND IMPERVIOUS AND SHALL SLOPE UNIFORMLY AND POSITIVELY TO FLOOR DRAIN 3. PROVISIONS SHALL BE MADE FOR THE SAFE STORAGE OF CHEMICALS. 4, FOOD AND FACILITIES SHALL BE NO CLOSER THAN 12 FEET FROM WATERS EDGE S. ALL PIPING SHALL BE PVC SCH. 40 W/ NSF•PW DESIGNATION 6. TIES DRAWING IS FOR TIE PURPOSE OF OBTAINING A POOL/SPA BUILDING PERMIT AND FOR OBTAINING AN OPERATING PERMIT FROM THE LOCAL I I.U.TII DEPARTMENT. DECKS. FENCES AND OTHER STRUCTURES, ETC. ARE NOT A PART OP THIS DESIGN BUT MUST MEET ALL THE REQUIREMENTS AS SET FURTI I IN THE PUBLIC HEALTH ADMINISTRATIVE CODE AND ALL OTHER LOCAL BUILDING CODES. 7. DO NUT SCALE TIES DRAWING FOR DIMENSIONS NOT SHOWN. FOR EXACT DIMENSIONS RELATIVE TO DECKS. BUILDINGS, PROPERTY LINES, EASEMENTS, ETC. SEE THE SURVEY, ARCHITECTS PLANS AND OTHER PERTINENT DOCUMENTS. FOR DRAIN LOCATIONS "SEE SITE PLAN ATTACHED. /FOR FENCE LOCATION AND i DISTANCE FROM POOL TO I FENCE min 6' SEE SITE PLAN i ATTACHED. I SEE ATTACHED SITE PLAN FOR i FENCE GATE AND AND( C,LOSURE MEtHANISM*TAILS NOTES NO DIVING 4' LETTERS NO DIVING 4" LETTERS NO DIVING 4' LETTERS 3' -6' DEEP C DE.a.z.losfitvolc R4EAKINTNEL STEANDTHE7LL NESA/DMj5ET.fI UINE /ER THE FLOOR DRAW LOWING SHALL PROVIDE A LENIN M OF .D CANDLES CF LLUMNATCN AT FLOOR LEVEL ACCESS TOES /PATE SHALL HAV A PERMANENT LOCKNO DEVICE TO PREVENT AUTHORC DACCE S AND MUST A IN 0 C YARE: KEYED LEVER WRH C HARONARE, REFER TO DOOR SCHEDULE RIO HAD SOEOAE POOLDESIGN. NET l POGO, SLITTER OR SKW.ME RPM RETURN NNE SIC (EATER SY.PA AVE. DESIGNED RA ............AL FLOW TAO ALL L LVES AND POST COE AMP NSTRUCTCNS, KEEP P(S) ANDS TER TANNIN AWA WALLS MANTAS MSBMMI CELIAC HEKCNT CF YKI' MURK CN =MCA1 CONTANERS YRH CONTENTS. EL CIF CALLY NTERLOCK SHELL L FEEDERSWRHPRIMARY PUMPS) 11ft. Sin. 10 ft. INSTALL PERMANENT 4" DEPTH MARKINGS ON THE POOL DECK OR COPING AND INSIDE ABOVE THE WATER LEVEL BOTH SIDES IN SHALLOW END AND BOTH SIDES OF THE DEEP END WALLS AND AT THE MIDDLE OF THE DEEP END WALL NO DIVING MARKINGS (4° LETTERS) THE MAXIMUM DISTANCE BETWEEN MARKINGS IS 25 UNEAR FEET -ALL MARKINGS MUST BE CONTRASTING IN COLOR. HORIZONTAL DEPTH MARKERS MUST BE INLAID SUP RESISTANT CERAMIC TILES 4' MIN. DECK BEHIND HAND RAILS HOSE BIBBS PROVIDED AT LOCATIONS TO REACH ALL PORTIONS OF THE DECK WITH 7S' OF HOSE PROVIDE DRINKING FOUNTAIN PROVIDE DEPTH MARKERS "'PROVIDE CLEARLY LABELED EMERGENCY POOL SPA PUMP DISCONNECT. THE SAFETY SWITCH MUST BE LOCATED WITHING 2D' OF SPA. IT MUST SHUT ALL PUMPS OF►ANDSQ{WDrtll1,AUDIBLE AL)Wd POOL 26' X 70' 000 WATT 1. UNDERWATER REMOVABLE IA LOST FOCTIALE DI Wgi HAND RAILS TO BE INSTALLED WITH DECK ANCHORS GROUNDED TO POOL STEEL WITH BRASS GROUND LUGS 4'-6" DEEP L'COCRER ROOMS TO HAVE FLOOR DRAINS AND WALL TO 'CLUBHOUSE 1 FLOOR COVFq f SPECIAL USE POOL FOR EXCERSIZE PURPOSES 4BSL Bin. (1 T X 10' SPA POOL SAFETY SPA SAFETY SIGNAGE SIGNAGE LIMITED USE POOL TO HAVE MIN. 5' HIGH FENCE AND GENERAL USE POOL TO HAVE MIN. 6' HIGH FENCE. GATES MUST OPEN OUT FROM POOL DECK AND HAVE LATCH 60' HIGH 4' DEEP ISU 3 3 O 0 O 0 EQUIPMENP DE E P Y DATE 4.41). Pool. lulus SJcx THE FOLLOWING RULES WILL BE POSTED AT OR NEAR POOLSIDE AND WILL BE LEGIBLE FROM THE POOL DECK. THE LETTERS SHALL BE A MIN. OP I NO ANIMALS IN THE POOL AREA OR ON THE POOL DECK. NO FOOD OR DRINK IN POOL OR ON POOL DECK NO GLASS CONTAINERS ALLOWED IN POOL OR ON POOL DECK. SHOWER BEFORE ENTERING POOL. BATHING LOAD 30 PERSONS POOL HOURS NO DTVIlNCRT(AIDQHNUM 4" LETTERS) SPA RULES SIGN THE FOLLOWING RULES WILL BE POSTED AT OR NEAR SPA SIDE AND WILL BE LEGIBLE FROM THE DECK. THE LETTERS SHALL BE A MIN. OF NO FOOD, DRINK OR GLASS IN SPA OR ON DECK. SHOWER BEFORE ENTERING SPA. BATHING LOAD 4 PERSONS MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE 104 DEO. F NO DIVING (MINIMUM 4' LETTERS) 1) CONCRETE VISORS ONCRETE SEAL HAVE SNIT STREW. 6 4000 FOR PNEUMATICALLY PLACED (0 BETE) RED CONCRETE. 21 ALL R FORCING STEE SHALL BE INTER EOWT MED EW LET CONFORMING STEE SHALL BE ENT, LAPPED N ACCOROAN IItH STANCE AND SPEIFCATONS NO 0) A POOL POND SHALL BEAR THE FAN SEAL OF PPROVA AU. SE MEDIA 40 MN WI W ECUPMEM TO VTOWA 4/ WE ANGER INA THERE WI WA ORA EOURELENTS NW A BE ROSS CONN TON WATER MEET ALL WORK TO CONFORM RENT ED TON IRE AT EsN.aens OEM alma M f 14rM. S INN M. P.c mar Eon Ity aJ tWI Nm man corals Mn how Nan /Pron. W local giltrp PMloMy. or pca .10.11 BIM mAml ml h ORAN+V AlUM NOOVSF o? POOLDESIG NNET 1000 EAST ATLANTIC BLVD. SUITE 100 POMPANO BEACH PIA 33060 (954) 041.1124 InIOIZBVMTT1InppoolplRn.CUm CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORIZATION N. 0671 TOW I PROVIDE DIAPER CHANGING'' a STATION I NN ESTR09M STATE OF Vvl�H�i'x 10; REST'R'O'OMS AND LOCKER :1 ROOM FLOORS SHALL BE t2R SITIVELY SLOPED FOR —LAYOUT-PUN 1111 I I11 '�Ae/'.ir4r�r947a�a11 -F.� REVISIONS 2374 r-- "9 L. 1 r E ;t T I CI I I L.0 T TITLE THE ORCHARDS AT 14 DESCRIPTION 2825 WEST 14TH STREET it MUM RT.ANGELES. WA �IAS: 1/8" DATE 1011/2007 !PAGE 10F4 1 3 August 15 2007 Paul Cronauer P O Box 282 Port Angeles, WA 98362 Dear Mr Cronauer When these two items are resolved, we will continue with the review Sincerely Gary Fraser Water Recreation Program cc Port Angeles Building Department Clallam County Health Department Pool Design.Net Hunt Engineering Services STATE OF WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND SAFETY 243 Israel Road SE, Town Center 3 PO. Box 47825 Olympia, WA 98504 -7825 TDD Relay Service (800) 833 -6388 ECEVE AUG 2 0 2007 CITY OF PORT ANGELES Dept. of Community Development PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A SWIMMING POOL. AND SPA POOL AT THE ORCHARD AT FOURTEENTH, PORT ANGELES CLALLAM COUNTY We have an initial set of plans for a swimming pool and spa pool at the above named facility in Port Angeles In reviewing our files and records we have two issues that are preventing us from proceeding further on the plan review at this time These are (1) We do not have evidence of receiving a base payment fee for the review of these plans. Pnor to further review of these facilities, it will be necessary to submit the fee payment to our office of Financial Services. When they notify us of receipt of this payment or you provide us evidence that you have already paid, we can proceed on this portion. Enclosed is an application packet. (2) Three sets of plans and specifications are to be submitted prepared, stamped and signed by an engineer or architect licensed in Washington. There was a pool design submitted from a company in Florida, but no engineer or architect stamp and signature The back of the plans were reviewed by Hunt Engineering Services, but were not prepared, stamped or sealed by them. If you have any questions I can be reached at 360- 236 -3073 or gary.fraser @doh.wa.gov era ENOVI!C ASSOCIATES INCORPORATED February 6 2007 Mr Jim Lierly City of Port Angeles Department of Community Development 321 East Fifth Street Port Angeles, WA 98362 SUBJECT Condominiums at the Orchards Port Angeles, Washington Dear Mr Lierly It has come to the attention of this office that numerous condominium buildings are under construction at the site noted above This office has only reviewed and wet stamped the plans for the first three condominium buildings constructed on the site noted above This office has not reviewed the plans for any of the additional condominiums and this office is not responsible for the structural design or engineer of record requirements on any of these additional condominiums. Please call me if you have any further questions on this matter Sincerely Tracy Gudgel, P E. Fc: J N 03049 010 CIVIL ENGINEERING LAND SURVEYING 301 East 6th Street, Suite 1 Port Angeles,Washington 98362 (360) 417 -0501 Fax (360) 417 -0514 E DIEITE7' FEB 0 7 2007 D ept. OF D e v e l opme nt aok-,4) P 306 cf1A5f Ff Au` .5el424._ WA alt Sv �o Qsz as 5 P O I/WE the undersigned owner(s) of the following described p •perry (Insert legal description here) 96„ 3 pCL'7 1 o• 06 C� 6 0 /06 7045 do hereby covenant that said property shall be designated `Z' of the Port Angeles Mumcipal Code This covenant be removed through compliance with Chapter 58 17 Angeles short subdivision regulations (Ordinance DA'Z'ED this /0 s> Cis (O �y�fier (Owner) 2007 1194299 Clallam County T'LFO fop r U ss ZONING LOT COVENANT F CO 2G01 11 0 FN I I er CC�EGY d FEB 12 2007 CITY OF PORT ANGELES Dept. of Community Development one zoning lot as defined in Section 17 08 032 eates one inseparable building lot which may only W (subdivision regulations) and /or the City of Port o 2222, as amended) This covenant shall be binding on th •wner(s), heir(s) assign(s), and successor(s) in interest and shall be filed with the County Auditor's 0 'ice. This covenant is for the mutual benefit of said owner(s) heir(s), assign(s), and successor(s) m mte st and is for the further purpose of compliance with state and local land use and building regulations. Th covenant may be enforced by injunction or other lawful procedure and covenant by the recovery of an amages resulting from non compliance. day of .T' a 200 (Owner) (Owner) STATE OF ASHINGTON COUNT OF CLALLAM (45 Notary Public m and for the State of Washington, do hereby certify on this /0 day of 2007, personally appeared before me f and to known to be the individual(s) desribed m and who executed the within mstiument and acknowledged that signed and sealed the same as free and voluntary act and deed for the purposes herein HAND AND OFFICIAL SEAL this day of O NOTARY PUBLIC in an for the State of Washington residing at Port Angeles. 200 7 NW CORNER SUBURBAN LOT 68 /I I CURVE ICI FND. (6/05) 1/2" REBAR /CAP "LS 22329" S66'09'25 "W, 0.35' FROM CALCULATED CORNER POSITION I C2 I C3 ICS IC5 0 IC6 1- I I C7 I 0 I Id I Cc101 Q, IC12 IC13 I C74 Cr IC15 I OI O FND. (6/05) 1/2" !120/6 SOFT REBAR /CAP "LS 22.329" I 533'07'49 "W, 14.47' n FROM CALCULATED I CORNER POSITION I DATE OF SURVEY Y 7005 CURVE TABLE LENGTH' RADIUS I 15.7, 8.41 64.78 76.90 99.50 2.07 6.34 15.71 12.31 71.61 22.11 58.49 41.49 24.93 15.71 15.71 10.00 10.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 10.00 10.00 25' 9427 SOFT' I 1 CO -T r 556'45'47 "E 8 25' I 25 25' L_ z I S56'45'47 E 8 58 p 5 7 ill' I w_ 2 0 84.94' w 17 o 1 1 8r -I,Vt- w 7U �I 24 )a 2 I oI 9144 SO.FTT/ ��i IS NOTE. R.O.S. -V 53, P 12 HAS INTERPRETED THE DEED DIMENSION ALONG THE NORTHWESTERLY DELTA BOUNDARY (240 FEET) TO BE A MORE -OR -LESS .�8 1ES CALL, RESULTING IN A POSITION FOR THE SOUTHWEST �11E5.� SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THE SURVEYED PARCEL N I THAT IS 5 33'07'49" W, 14.47' FROM THE 40% E V I I POSITION DETERMINED BY THIS OFFICE, WHICH �ZO/ 9 I oI HOLDS THE 90770'18_ 481 1'23" 7414'00'1 88'07'35' 11401'12" 115 702' 3670'71' 89'59'47' 7031'44 8203'33' 2519'57" 6701 '25" 4737'34' 78:14'17" 90'00'18" 8959'42' I 2 7 1 s 1'7' I 1 9746 SO.FT 1 I I L 556'45 47 E 8 I 10' 8' 130.00 I I w NI 25' r 25' TITLE FOR S.L. 68 SHOWS CONSISTENCY OF THE 240 FOOT CALL 28 S56'45'58 "E 534.97' L 10543 SO.FT. o TIP I^ 1.1 O r I of g I 0 \0\q) j o ui N y 1 v l I 1_1 o 556'45'47 "EI I q9 43 G 8' 120.00' CO r 10 ,,18.51.T 6' v 10' WIDE POWER ESM'T N56'4547 "W 150.00 JJJ I o I 1 N N o I oil I 75.00' 80.77' S56'45 '47 "E n °o I j 900 SOFT I I 78.00' 77 77 79.15_ w vi In In I N n F c I 1 25' w 8 --1 Sr-- -'i18. 3 I 1 a 4 L 556'4547`E I I 18 I o z o 8 120.00 I r 9020 SO.FT. -I I 9160 SOFT 1 o M N r i3�r R a r o I ^I Ih 1 _(2� 1.7 ^I Z J `9 I to 1 9003 SOFT I I I if: J _I_ L J 30' 30' I L J 251 L_ ln 78.00' N _7776' IQ I 69.15 '1 4 0_00 �i t _110.00' S56'45'47 "E 224.91" I o S56'45'47 "E J 556'45'47 "E o 10' WIDE POWER ESM'T 534.91 n 1 f N56i_45 47 "W IoI -11 1• PROCEDURES THIS RECORD OF SURVEY IS BASED ON A GROUND SURVEY UTILIZING CONVENTIO TRAVERSE METHODS. THIS SURVEY MEETS OR EXCEEDS THE STANDARDS CONTAINED IN WAC 332 130 -090. EQUIPMENT TOPCONRI MODEL GTS 605 5 TOTAL STATION. NORTHWEST DEED ORNER OF SUBURBAN E LOT 68. 1fiE 5e)<3'.. I h 9300 I A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW OF THE CHAIN OF I L IZh Q J I I S56 7 8' I o :3. 11766 SO FT 10'1 110' n 5 0 n I Ca�O 6 n 25' L 17ID 2 1 S5 47 E 8' J I 1 v 8' 120.00" 1 °n 49. a o 11 I 10' r e_ 12291L 25' 3 I 1304 I 25' O�J b ol 1 I a °j -n 9000 SOFT I v� ol W 14TH STREET 556'45'47 "E 8 I I- "-7 n L 556'45 47 8' 13 0 "1 8' 120.01 I I 8 I IoI N 6 9000 SOFT I I 5 I 1 S OFT 7 o N e v 1 9000 SO. FT. I I I I I2 2s' n J S56'45'47 "F 8' L 5 56' '4 7 "E A' 30' I 30' vI 1- 12000 7 1_ 88 120.00' I I 2s' 11.7-1 1 25' I I z L I I ;1 a o I 12 I o I 6 I Io I 1 �I I 9000 SOFT 1 25' 4 1 I 9000 SOFT I LO n e CS O I L J I o 556'45'47 "E 8' 0, 1 8' 120.00' 1 3 I 9000 SOFT. 25' I L 556'45'47 "E R' 8' 720.00' I 1310 7 r 1 I I 2s' o 4 I I 9000 SOFT. 25' I L J S 56 "45'47 E 8' 8' 120.00' I 1 3/f I I 3 I I 9000 SOFT I 25' I I I- 1( 41 L 55'¢5.47"7 8 r_ 124 9Q "1 I I 25' I 1$ 9000 SOFT. t I o I n I I I I L 556'45'47 "E 8' 1 I 8' 120.00' I 1 t 2$ 25' i I/ 1 1 N 1T I 9003 SOFT. 1 e I L J 1 I 1 -ry 110.00' 310.00' SURVEYOR'S CERTIFICATE I, BRADLEY R. LYMANGROVER, REGISTERED AS A LAND SURVEYOR BY THE STATE OF WASHINGTON, CERTIFY THAT THIS LAND SUBDIVISION IS BASED ON AN ACTUAL SURVEY OF THE LAND DESCRIBED HEREIN CONDUCTED BY ME OR UNDER MY SUPERVISION; AND DECLARE THAT THE DISTANCES, COURSES AND ANGLES ARE SHOWN HEREON CORRECTLY AND THAT MONUMENTS OTHER THAN THOSE MONUMENTS APPROVED FOR SETTING AT A LATER DATE, HAVE BEEN SET AT LOT CORNERS STAKED ON THE GROUND AS DEPICTED ON THE PLAT T 4 SEE FOR PER Applicant or Agent: l i Evil e Pa AAA Phone: 4 411 01 S Owner Oa octue.'l/ P( 1 Phone: q 1.1 O 1 S Address: 0 C 0 X Z� 1- City V DVt A Y G Les Zip I g•-362.. Architect/En_aineer r _be t V e.-1 Phone: (q Sz-t- q,24- I tt.2 Contractor C Gn u CON S T ate License CCR ONC i IS 0,i (o Exp /01 Phone. 417 fj I S 2- Address: P O ()d'( l2 City P0 -L 6-Act Les Z 1 g *36 2- U PROJECT ADDRESS 2 G'C uurvli Co u. r LEGAL DESCRIPTION Lot: (,1 Block. TYPE OF WORK. Residential ''2(New Constr Multi- family Addition Commercial Remodel Repair Sign BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE OA BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION Fill out COMPLETELY and in INK. our application and site plan MUST COMPLETE to be accepted for review If you have any questions, call PERMITS (360) 417 -4815 KA.X(360 )417_4711 t�C /6° Demolition Other PROJECT Total lot coverage PLANNING USE ONLY ESA/Wetland(s) Yes No SEPA Checklist required? Yes No Other- t v Subdivision. `11MMru6, pop_ STZERT ALti.rION Re -roof Stove (g SF /SF Move Garage SF /SF Deck SF S /SF TOTAL VALUATION S. SOO irniM 0 0 Of at +1 a1 outdoors COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL. Occupancy Group Si 1P_ FttP%i Occupant Load. Construction Type. No. of Stones. Lot Size: Existing Sq. Ft. R. Proposed Sq Ft. TOTAL Sq Ft. FOR OFFI�IgL LJS ONLY q 60" Date Rec. yy /`�r Permit W' «i7 Date Appro• Date Issued: ZONING Mb CLALLAM COUNTY PARCEL NUMBER. 0 Lo 3 o U 0 f (7 0 -0060 421 APPROVALS PLAN BLDG DPWU FIRE. OTHER. VALUATION OF CONSTRUCTION In all cases, a valuation amount must be entered by the applicant. This figure will be reviewed and may be revised by the Building Division to comply with current fee schedules. Contact the Permit Coordinator at 417 -4815 for assistance. PLAN CHECK FEE. IF a plan check fee is due it must be submitted at the time the building permit application and construction plans are submitted. All other permit fees are due at the time of permit issuance. EXPIRATION OF PLAN REVIEW If no permit is issued within 180 days of the date of application, the application will expire. The Building Official can extend the time for action by the applicant up to 180 days upon written request by the applicant (see Section RI05.3.2 of the International Buildmg/Residential Code, 2003). No application can be extended more than once. I hereby certify that I have read and examined this application and know the same to be true and correct. I am authorized to apply for this permit and understand that it is my responsibility to determine what permits are required not the City's, and that I must obtain such permits prior to work. u Jo r p T IFORMS1BIdgPermitform.wpd Applicant: Date: I �O 6• Z- (9v e l�/�I 5 it 150 Feet r k' ru ri Dan VA VD 88 Hr and Dan NAD 83/1! Area Map Flores St. This ap or trended to be ed as n legal desc ipti This rap /dray ig is prod( ed GI the (it, of Port Ai ele fo its o■ ,se rdpi rpo es. A, N!, of dr ,d, n d• r F.O. TURNAROUN AREA TO BE STRIPED KED NO PARKING" rAin) 0 Scale 40' 1" 40 80' 120' NOTES: I. REFER TO THE DETAILS ON SHEET NO.3 4 2. EQUIPMENT ROOM FLOOR SHALL BE SLIP RESISTANT AND IMPERVIOUS' AND SHALL SLOPE UNIFORMLY AND POSITIVELY TO FLOOR DRAIN 3. PROVISIONS SHALL BE MADE FOR THE SAFE STORAGE OF CHEMICALS. >M 4. FOOD AND FACILITIES SHALL BE NO CLOSER THAN 12 FEET FROM WATER'S EDGE 5. ALL PIPING SHALL BE PVC SCH. 40 W/ NSF -PW DESIGNATION 6. THIS DRAWING IS FOR THE PURPOSE OF OBTAINING A POOL/SPA BUILDING PERMIT AND FOR OBTAINING AN OPERATING PERMIT FROM THE LOCAL, HEALTH DEPARTMENT DECKS, FENCES AND OTHER STRUCTURES, ETC: -ARE NOT A PART OF THIS DESIGN BUT MUST MEET ALL THE REQUIREMENTS AS SET FORTH IN THE PUBLIC HEALTH ADMINISTRATIVE CODE AND ALL OTHER LOCAL BUILDING CODES. 7 DO NOT SCALE THIS DRAWING FOR DIMENSIONS NOT SHOWN. FOR EXACT DIMENSIONS RELATIVE TO DECKS. BUILDINGS, PROPERTY LINES, EASEMENTS, ETC. .SEE THE, SURVEY ARCHITECT'S PLANS AND OTHER PERTINENT DOCUMENTS. NOTES: 1 PROVIDE ATMOSPHERIC BREAK IN THE WASTE AND THE FILL LINES AND IN THE TANK DRAIN LINES OVER THE FLOOR DRAIN. 2. LIGHTING SHALL PROVIDE A MINIMUM OF 30' CANDLES OF ILLUMINATION AT FLOOR LEVEL 3. ACCESS DOOR GATE SHALL HAVE A PERMANENT LOCKING DEVICE TO PREVENT UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS AND MUST BE T WIDE MIN. 4. GATE HARDWARE: KEYED LEVER WITH PANIC HARDWARE. REFER TO DOOR SCHEDULE AND HARDWARE SCHEDULE NO DIVING 4' LETTERS NO DIVING 4' LETTERS 10 N NO DIVING 4' LETTERS N T► 1 J (3) 3' SHEER DESCENT WATER FALL J 11 ft. 6 in. 5. MAIN DRAIN PIPING, GUTTER OR SKIMMER PIPING, RETURN LINE AND HEATER BY -PASS MUST HAVE VALVES DESIGNED FOR PROPORTIONAL FLOW. 6. TAG ALL VALVES AND POST OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS. 7 KEEP PUMP(S) AND FILTER TANK(S) AWAY FROM WALLS. 8. MAINTAIN A MINIMUM CEILING HEIGHT OF T -0' 9. MARK CHEMICAL CONTAINERS WITH CONTENTS. 10. ELECTRICALLY INTERLOCK CHEMICAL FEEDERS WITH PRIMARY PUMP(S) POOLDESIGN-NET 1 3'-6" DEEP INSTALL PERMANENT DEPTH MARKINGS ON THE POOL DECK OR COPING AND INSIDE ABOVE THE WATER LEVEL BOTH SIDES IN SHALLOW END AND BOTH SIDES OF THE DEEP END WALLS AND AT THE MIDDLE OF THE DEEP END WALL NO DIVING MARKINGS (4" LETTERS) THE MAXIMUM DISTANCE BETWEEN MARKINGS IS 25 LINEAR FEET -ALL MARKINGS MUST BE CONTRASTING IN COLOR. HORIZONTAL DEPTH MARKERS MUST BE INLAID SLIP RESISTANT CERAMIC TILES 4' MIN. DECK BEHIND HAND RAILS HOSE BIBBS PROVIDED AT LOCATIONS TO REACH ALL PORTIONS OF THE DECK WITH 75' OF HOSE PROVIDE DRINKING FOUNTAIN PROVIDE DEPTH MARKERS PROVIDE CLEARLY LABELED EMERGENCY POOL/ SPA PUMP DISCONNECT 300 WATT 12V UNDERWATER REMOVABLE UL LIGHT FIXTURE (3) \II 2I 0 0 tr I- W 0 0 POOL 26' X 70' 4' -6" DEEP HAND RAILS TO BE INSTALLED WITH DECK ANCHORS GROUNDED TO POOL STEEL WITH BRASS GROUND LUGS 70 ft POOL SAFETY SIGNAGE CLUBHOUSE Nt(iA 1 Itl t it,t SPECIAL 1 SE POO FOR EXCERSIZE PURPOSES 48 ft 6 in. LIMITED USE POOL TO HAVE MIN 5' HIGH FENCE AND GENERAL USE POOL TO HAVE MIN 6' HIGH FENCE. GATES MUST OPEN OUT FROM POOL DECK AND HAVE LATCH 60" HIGH 0" T X 10' SPA SF'A SAFETY SIGNAGE Co <O 4' DEEP i o *0' aQ" .I f 10 ft F L F L O 0 O 0 II, 3ft- L 12 ft POOL SPA EQUIPMENT POOL RULES SIGN THE FOLLOWING RULES WILL BE POSTED AT OR NEAR POOLSIDE AND WILL BE LEGIBLE FROM THE POOL DECK. THE LETTERS SHALL BE A MIN. OF I NO ANIMALS IN THE POOL AREA OR ON THE POOL DECK. NO FOOD OR DRINK IN POOL OR ON POOL DECK NO GLASS CONTAINERS ALLOWED IN POOL OR ON POOL DECK. SHOWER BEFORE ENTERING POOL. BATHING LOAD 30 PERSONS POOL HOURS a.m, t m. NO DIVING (MINIMUM 4' LETTERS) SPA RULES SIGN THE FOLLOWING RULES WILL BE POSTED AT OR NEAR SPA SIDE AND WILL BE LEGIBLE FROM THE DECK. THE LETTERS SHALL BE A MIN. OF 1 NO FOOD, DRINK OR GLASS IN SPA OR ON DECK. SHOWER BEFORE ENTERING SPA. BATHING LOAD 4 PERSONS MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE 104 DEG. F NO DIVING 1) ALL CONCRETE SHALL CONFORM TO A.C.I 318 -02. CONCRETE SHALL HAVE A MINIMUM COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH OF 4,000 PSI FOR PNEUMATICALLY PLACED CONCRETE (GUNITE /SHOTCRE AND POURED CONCRETE. 2) ALL REINFORCING STEEL SHALL BE INTERMEDIATE GRADE DEFORMED BARS OR NEW BILLET STEAL CONFORMING TO A,T.S.M. 15. STEEL SHALL BE BENT LAPPED AND PLACED IN ACCORDANCE WITH A.C.I. STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS. PIPING: 3) ALL POOL PIPING SHALL BEAR THE N.S.F -PW SEAL OF APPROVAL AND SHALL BE SCHEDULE 40 P V.C. MIN. POOL PIPING TO COMPLY WITH W.A C POOL EQUIPMENT TO APPLY TO W.A.C. 4) WATER SUPPLY AND DISPOSAL SHALL BE SO ARRANGED THAT THERE IS NO CROSS CONNECTION WITH A DOMESTIC WATER SUPPLY OR WATER DISPOSAL SYSTEM AND SHALL MEET ALL REQUIREMENTS IN WA.C. 5. ALL WORK TO CONFORM TO CURRENT EDITION OF I.B.C. WAC. Construction Pia 1 6 6. xavati fo pool shall be firm ndistutbed ;I OF PORT ANGELES ils that have be om acted to 95% of ma de it t ior s and other data shall not prevent the errors in l ding off a ns, specifications and other data, or from prever ti mg operations being carried on thereunder whe ion of a co t ea 11 des and ordinances of this jurisdi( t P y a f4t e optimum mo stare content nd base be approved by t local building uthority. Soils fo pool, shall ham mi imam sods beanng value of 20006/SF 08 om thereafter requiring the correction of Pre PEA I�.r"-- y '421 (J V T p bek_ c_ I Pi b uild vi DATE PAGE (MINIMUM 4' LETTERS) POOLDESIG N.NET 1000 EAST ATLANTIC BLVD. SUITE 100 POMPANO BEACH FLA 33060 (954) 941 -1124 info@swimmingpoolplan.com CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORIZATION N. 9871 FILE REVISIONS TTY Is ;trance of this permit based upon these pi a neitittro m�r� pp oval Date 1 1 _j5, y upc LAYOUT PLAN TITLE THE ORCHARDS AT 14 DESCRIPTION 2625 WEST 14TH STREET PORT ANGELES, WA Scale 1/8' 1 -0' 8/14/2006 1 OF 4 s Tr- ial aid rig in Lot in SPECIAL USE POOL FOR EXCERSIZE PURPOSES NO DIVING 4' LETTERS (3) 3' SHEER DESCENT WATERFALL NO DIVING 4" LETTERS N NO DIVING 4" LETTERS GENERAL NOTES: STRUCTURAL 1) PLANS DESIGNED PER WASHINGTON ADMINISTRATIVE CODE CHAPTER 246 -260 2004 AND ANSI AND NSPI, 2) THE SITE MUST HAVE UNDISTURBED SAND ROCK. SAND AND ROCK. WITH A MINIMUM BEARING VALUE OF 1500 PSF 3) THE FOLLOWING IS DETERMINED BY RATIONAL ANALYSIS. SOIL CONDmONS IN THIS AREA HAVE BEEN BY PAST EXPERIENCE CAPABLE OF SUPPORTING A POOL AND DECK OF SIMILAR SIZE AND DEPTH. IF CONDn1ONS DIFFER FROM CONDITIONS SPECIFIED ABOVE. THIS ENGINEER SHALL BE NOTIFIED PRIOR TO FURTHER CONSTRUCTION OF THIS PROJECT 4) ALL CONCRETE SHALL CONFORM TO A.C.I 318 -02. CONCRETE SHALL HAVE A MINIMUM COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH OF 4.000 PSI FOR PNEUMATICALLY PLACED CONCRETE (GUNRE/SHOTCRETE) 5) ALL REINFORCING STEEL SHALL BE INTERMEDIATE GRADE DEFORMED BARS OR NEW BILLET STEAL CONFORMING TO A.T.S.M. 15. STEEL SHALL BE BENT LAPPED, AND PLACED IN ACCORDANCE WITH A.C.I. STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS. 6) PIPING: ALL POOL PIPING SHALL BEAR THE N.S.F -PW SEAL OF APPROVAL AND SHALL BE SCHEDULE 40 P V.C. MIN. POOL PIPING TO COMPLY WITH W.A.0 POOL EQUIPMENT TO APPLY TO W.A.C. 7) WATER SUPPLY AND DISPOSAL SHALL BE SO ARRANGED THAT THERE IS NO CROSS CONNECTION WITH A DOMESTIC WATER SUPPLY OR WATER DISPOSAL POSYS¢AQ OG F$ J ET ALL REQUIREMENTS IN WA.C. r I- INSTALL PERMANENT 4' DEPTH MARKINGS ON THE POOL DECK OR COPING AND INSIDE ABOVE THE WATER LEVEL BOTH SIDES IN SHALLOW END AND BOTH SIDES OF THE DEEP END WALLS AND AT THE MIDDLE OF THE DEEP END WALL NO DIVING MARKINGS (4" LETTERS) THE MAXIMUM DISTANCE BETWEEN MARKINGS IS 25 LINEAR FEET -ALL MARKINGS MUST BE CONTRASTING IN COLOR. HORIZONTAL DEPTH MARKERS MUST BE INLAID SLIP RESISTANT CERAMIC TILES 4' MIN. DECK BEHIND HAND RAILS HOSE BIBBS PROVIDED AT LOCATIONS TO REACH ALL PORTIONS OF THE DECK WITH 75' OF HOSE PROVIDE DRINKING FOUNTAIN PROVIDE DEPTH MARKERS PROVIDE CLEARLY LABELED EMERGENCY POOL SPA PUMP DISCONNECT I 2" —2' INLET FLOOR RETURN LINE 1 1 /2" J� F' FLOOR RETURNS SP 1425 I 3 J (7) 1 -112' ADJUSTABLE INLETS 20' -0" oic MAX (DO NOT SCALE DRAWING FOR LOCATION) AND (3) FLOOR RETURNS SP -1425 1_ 1 A J 3' -6" DEEP L 4 -TB' 4- 3'6' 1 14 3" 1 /2"I SKIMMER "I" Z D 0 m 2" TILE TRIM IN 41 CONTRASTING COLOR -STEPS POOL FINISH 'WHITE' 12' MAIN DRAINS III HAND RAILS TO BE INSTALLED WITH DECK ANCHORS GROUNDED TO POOL STEEL WITH BRASS GROUND LUGS J- \111 300 WATT 12V UNDERWATER REMOVABLE UL LIGHT FIXTURE (4) 1 -i -I- -4 2 -1/2' WATERFALL LINE WATERFALL LINE WATERFALL LINE 2 VACUUM LINE 3' MAIN DRAIN LINO 4' EDGE MAIN DRAIN LINE 2' SKIMMER 1�r 3" RETURN LINO 4' EDGE SUPPLY LINE DEPTH MARKERS MUST BE INLAID CERAMIC TILES EXAMPLE AT 4' -6" DEPTH tI61i l ...1 TILE WALL SECTIONALL HORIZONTAL TILE AND DEPTH MARKINGS, SCALE: NTS SHALL BE UNGLAZED 4'-6' DEEP SKIMMER 14 f LIMITED USE POOL TO HAVE MIN. 5' HIGH FENCE AND GENERAL USE POOL TO HAVE MIN. 6' HIGH FENCE. GATES MUST OPEN OUT FROM POOL DECK AND HAVE LATCH 60' HIGH OVERFLOW LINE is NEGHIIVE EDGE CRITICAL. PROVIDE PLUMB AND ACCURATE LEVEL WATER LINE FOR NEGATIVE EDGE 12' MAIN DRAINS CLUBHOUSE 4 4 2-1/2" w 4' DEEP N II C CD C CD tD C CO 1 -1/2' FLUSH VACUUM FITTING e r L 2" SKIMMER W/ SPRING LOADED COVER n 3 ft. 12@1 -1/2' FALLS RETURNS f 1 1/2� MOUNTED LOW PTH AS POSSIBLE ON POOL WALLZ, 0 DIV I N GR KER (TYP) CD �1`� II 4 \I I// SKIMMER I i t I L f 4 I 11111 II I' POOL SAFETY O SPA SAFETY' EQUIPMENT SIGNAGE SIGNAGE 1 ROOM ELECT PANEL 12 ft POOL RULES SIGN THE FOLLOWING RULES WILL BE POSTED AT OR NEAR POOLSIDE AND WILL BE LEGIBLE FROM THE POOL DECK, THE LETTERS SHALL BE A MIN. OF 1 NO ANIMALS IN THE POOL AREA OR ON THE POOL DECK. NO FOOD OR DRINK IN POOL OR ON POOL DECK. NO GLASS CONTAINERS ALLOWED IN POOL OR ON POOL DECK SHOWER BEFORE ENTERING POOL. BATHING LOAD 30 PERSONS POOL HOURS a.m. t_ o__�m. NO DIV (MINIMUM 4' LETTERS) SPA RULES SIGN THE FOLLOWING RULES WILL BE POSTED AT OR NEAR SPA SIDE AND WILL BE LEGIBLE FROM THE DECK. THE LETTERS SHALL BE A MIN. OF NO FOOD, DRINK OR GLASS IN SPA Ok ON DECK. SHOWER BEFORE ENTERING SPA. BATHING LOAD 4 PERSONS MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE 104 DEG. F NO DIVING PTH MARKER 0 DIVING SPA FINISH 'WHITE' 1150 GALLONS 8 THERAPY JETS HAND RAILS TO BE INSTALLED WITH DECK ANCHORS GROUNDED TO POOL STEEL WITH BRASS GROUND LUGS 2' RETURNS 2 -1/2' SKIMMER 2 1/2' MAIN DRAIN LINE 3' MAIN DRAIN LINE 2 1/2" THERAPY JETS LINE 2' AIR LINE 0 (MINIMUM 4' LETTERS) DATE PAGE POOLDESIG NNET 1000 EAST ATLANTIC BLVD. SUITE 100 POMPANO BEACH FLA 33060 (954) 941 -1124 info@swimmingpoolplan.com CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORIZATION N. 9871 REVISIONS SPECIAL USE POOL FOR EXCERSIZE PURPOSES PLUMBING PAGE TITLE THE ORCHARDS AT 14 DESCRIPTION 2625 WEST 14TH STREET PORT ANGELES- WA Scale 1 /8' 1 -0' 8/14/2006 2 OF 4 POOL DATA VOLUME SURFACE AREA PERIMETER RECIRC. RATE TURNOVER RATE BATHING LOAD FILTRATION ITEM I I MAIN PUMP (SELF PRIMING I I VACUUM PUMP 1 HAIR AND LINT T aINFR 2 FILTER SYSTEM 0 I GAUGE(s): PRESSURE I I FLOWMETER 1 I CL2 I I STENNER 45M -2 3 I LIGHTS 1 I FALLS PUMP (SELF PRIMING 2 I CHEMICAL CONTAINER DECK AND OTHER EQUIPMENT HAND RAIL (s) LIFE HOOK LIFE RING VACUUM CLEANER NYLON BRUSH TEST KIT POOL FITTINGS AND DRAINS 3 I FLOOR INLET FITTINGS .7 I INLET FITTINGS 1 .I VACUUM FITTING 2 I MAIN DRAIN OUTLET (s) 68' NEGATIVE EDGE/ 400 GPM 6 GPM PER FT EQUIPMENT ROOM N T.S POOL EQUIPMENT ELECTRIC SUB PANEL PROVIDE 3' CLEAR AREA WITH NO OBSTRUCTIONS POOL EQUIPMENT THERM IX Z U '7 F J N w W D' U Z d FLOWMETE W rc U HEATER PROPANE GAS POOLDESIGN.NET N g Ow ow a as z Ui W 2 Y to MFGR. PENTAIR STA RITE HAYWARD MARSHALL BLUE WHITE VAK PAK STENNER PENTAIR SPECK 21 -80/34 ASTRAL A. J. JAMACO RAINBOW PLASTIC RAINBOW PLASTIC AMB TAYLOR PENTAIR PENTAIR HAYWARD PENTAIR W z z z 2 i•) 30 e in* 111 1 SEE WASTE S DETAIL FOR AIR GAP `J 56,000 I GALLONS 1867 I SQUARE FEET 198 I LINEAR FEET I 145 GPM 6.2 I HOURS I PART No. I DESCRIPTION WFE 12 13 HP 13.6 AMP 145 GPM 00 60 TDH' I P2RA5EL I I HP 6.9 AMP 60 GPM p 50 TDH' I 1 w/ BASKET ON PI )MP I C5025 1 525SF CARTRIDGE 1 12' DIAMETER MIN. 0-60 PSI I F300 3" 80 -300 GPM RANGE I CL75 1165GPD 145M- 2/10PH 11 300 WATT 12V 1 2088348025 1 6 HP 21.6 AMP 400 GPM 50 TDH' 1 27 15 GALLON CAPACITY PLASTIC POOL RECIRC PUMP #188 -20 #AB -905 2000 SERIES SPI425 I 1 -1/2' ADJUSTABLE (DIRECTIONAL) PLASTIC FLOOR INLETS PF2002 11-1/2' ADJUSTABLE (DIRECTIONAL) PLASTIC WALL INLETS W400 1 112" FITTING WITH SPRING LOADED SAFETY COVER 543036 112' x 12' PLASTIC PLATE W/85.86' OPEN AREA (EA.) SLOPE FLOOR TO FLOOR DRAIN a 2 co FALLS PUMP SPA JET PUMP CL 2 c9 DOOR W z co W i7 SPA EQUIPMENT Q W 2 0 z Y SPA RECIRC PUMP BROMINE FEEDER STEP RISER I STAINLESS STEEL 3 BEND ST STL. W/ 16' ALUMINUM POLE 1 24' DIA. W/ 50' OF 1/2' NYLON LINE 14 -WHEEL W/ 18" HEAD AND 40' OF HOSE 118' W/ CURVED ENDS I FAC, TAC, Ph, CH, CYA, AND TA TEST CAPABILITIES HEATER PROPANE GAS STEP TREAD 3/4" r X 6" DARK CONSTRASTING BINOSE TILE ENTIRE PERIMETER ALL STEP RISERS SLIP RESISTANT BOTTOM RISER VARIES MAX. 2" LESS THAN INTERMEDIATE RISERS 10" max. JUNCTION BOX 5' MINIMUM "ROM WATER I- 8" 1�INIMUM i I 111 degree 'maximum of 1 angle from 1 plumb 11 SUP RESISTANT COPING ivl 11 \i w L 6" X 6" CERAMIC BOND TLES --b.' BEAM PLASTER POOL WALL ,I WALL SECTION REINFORCING NTS NEGATIVE EDGE DETAIL VARIES CRITICAL. PRIDE PLUMS AND ACCURATE LEVEL WATER LINE FOR NEGA'IVE EDGE FACTORS WHICH AFFECT THE NEGATIVE EDGE TROUGH CAPACITY INCLUDE THE WATER IN TRANSIT AND THE BATHING LOAD 5 EQUAL RISERS ST STL. HAND RAIL M 1 12' 12' 112" 12' NTS 36" ENTRANCE STEPS HANDRAIL DETAIL N.T.S. 3 VIEW SLOPE OF POOL BOTTOM NOT TO EXCEED 1' IN T 35' DECK 83 a 6" O/C FT HORIZONTAL AND —81 VERTICAL t E I WIRE LATH +i I 2 #3 fa 6" O/C HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL V 1' 6' TILE 9- 35' "-CLIMAX 1 "AX t SLOPE 1/4" PE FT. MIN. TO DRAIN 41 -0 "MIN. 4" DEPTH MARKINGS POOL DECKS DESIGNED BY OTHERS (DO NOT TIE DECKS INTO POOL) #3 HOOKS 9" o/c 15 9" o/c HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL DIMENSIONS ARE PREFINISHED GUNITE 10' 115 FLOOR AND THICKEN TO 14"" 5 TOP -BLACK TILE 11 1r 38^ --10 4 FT MINIMUM BEHIND RAIL 70' A 2' 6" r 4JVERF OW LINE 8 3' -0" 1 PLASTER FINISH SAME AS POOL WATER LEVELER SENSOR CONDUIT TO SOLENOID ACTUATED VALVE AT FILL LINE TO POOL 5 zz S a lo Co HANDRAIL 08 GROUND TO POOL STEEL 6' CERAMIC TILE J 12" it N 12" w rc 8' ANTIVORTEX MAIN DRAIN GRATE SECURED IN PLACE SO TOOLS ARE REQUIRED FOR REMOVAL HYDROSTATIC VALVE WITH WELLPOINT GRAVEL SUMP DEPTH MARKERS MUST BE INLAID CERAMIC TILES EXAMPLE AT 4' -6" DEPTH TILE ,ff 1 WALL SECTION SCALE. NTS F THREADED PLU MIN. 12' TO W/L ESCUTCHEON PLATE RETAINER RING -4— ROTATION BALL POOL PLASTER EYEBAL INLET FITTING (NTS)_ 4-1/4 I L INLET TO BE FLUSH W'TH FLOOR AND SHALL HAVE MEANS O R F L O W ADJUSTMENT FLOOR INLET DETAIL SCALE: NTS POOL FINISH ALL FLOOR INLET PIPING NOT SHOWN SHALL BE 1 -1? I fItl l: ALL HORIZONTAL TILE AND DEPTH MARKINGS SHALL BE UNGLAZED 3/4' ROCK SUMP 3' WELLPOINT FOR DRAINING HYDROSTATIC RELIEF MAIN DRAIN DETAIL VALVE NTS J1/ DATE PAGE POOLDESIG N.NET 1000 EAST ATLANTIC BLVD SUITE 100 POMPANO BEACH FLA 33060 (954) 941 -1124 info@swimmingpoolplan.com CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORIZATION N. 9871 DETAILS 0— 0-- REVISIONS TITLE THE ORCHARDS AT 14 DESCRIPTION 2625 WEST 14TH STREET PORT ANGELES, WA Scale: NTS 8/14/2006 3 OF 4 SPA DATA VOLUME SURFACE AREA PERIMETER RECIRC. RATE TURNOVER RATE BATHING LOAD FILTRATION 11 II I 2I II I l II II II ITEM I I MAIN PUMP (SELF PRIMING NTS JET PUMP HAIR AND LINT STRAINER FILTER SYSTEM GAUGE(s): PRESSURE FLOWMETER STENNER 45M -5 STENNER 45M -2 LIGHTS SKIMMER HAND RAIL (s) POOLDESIGN.NET STEP SEAT TREAD 1 DARK COLOR It IF STEP SEAT RISER STEP SEAT DETAIL SPA SECTION Scale: 112' 1 -0' ST STL. HAND RAIL 4' MIN. DECK BEHIND RAIL SLOPE DECK 2% (1 MIN 4% (2 MAX MFGR. I PART No. I STA RITE I P6EA6E -205L STA RITE I P6EA6G -207L I STA RITE I HAYWARD I C3025 MARSHALL BLUE WHITE I F300 STENNER I 45M -5 1 STENNER I 45M -2 1 PENTAIR PENTAIR I BERMUDA ASTRAL 6" WALLS 1150 GALLONS 70 SF I SQUARE FEET 34 LINEAR FEET 60 GPM 19 I MIN. 4 I #3 @12' O/c HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL WALLS AND FLOOR DESCRIPTION I HP 6.9 AMP 60 GPM 60 TDH' 2 HP 10 4 AMP 100 GPM 0 60 TDH' 5' W/ BASKET ON PUMP 1 325SF CARTRIDGE FILTER 1 2' DIAMETER MIN. 0-60 PSI 12-1/2" 80 -300 GPM RANGE STAINLESS STEEL 3 BEND TILE EDGES —y, 1 I STEP RISER AND DEPTH DIMENSIONS ARE CRITICAL 1 ft 0 in. 1 ,1 ft. 0 in L1 ft. 0 in. L� SLOPE 1' ...—e 10 fL 0 in. NOTES: 1. ALL STEPS, SEAT FLOOR, COPING AND DECKS SHALL BE IMPERVIOUS AND SLIP RESISTANT AND ALL HORIZONTAL SURFACES SHALL BE UNGLAZED. 2. MAXIMUM VELOCITY THROUGH THE MAIN DRAIN GRATE(S) SHALL BE 1.5 FPS. COVER SHALL BE SECURED SO THAT THE USE OF A TOOL IS NEEDED TO REMOVE. 3. POST A SIGN AT SPASIDE "MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE 104 F 4. HANDRAIL(S) MUST BE ANCHORED INTO OR EXTEND OVER THE BOTTOM STEP BUT NOT EXTEND PAST THE BOTTOM STEP 5. MAIN DRAIN PIPE IS DESIGNED TO CARRY SPA RECIRCULATION FLOW AND ANTICIPATED FLOW THROUGH THE THERAPY JETS. 6. SPA INTERIOR SHALL BE WHITE OR LIGHT IN COLOR. 7 PROVIDE A SINGLE CLEARLY LABLED EMERGENCY(ON /OFF TYPE) SHUT OFF SWITCH WHICH IS READILY ACCESSIBLE AND VISIBLE FROM THE SPA. AND WILL SHUT OFF ALL FILTRATION, BOOSTER AND BLOWER PUMPS. TO PUMP SUCT SPA SKIMMER DETAIL NTS COPING ID WEIR /E 'ERFORATED B, %SKET POOL /WALL PLASTIC GUTTER FITTING 2' EQUALIZER PIPE 12 BELOW WATER (MIN) BULLNOSE COPING W/ OVERHANG NO MORE THAN 2" i 10 FT MIN. FLUSH COPING 3 #35 CON11NUOUS LIGHT W/ NICHE U.L. APPROVED 1' CONDUIT W/ #8 GROUND WIRE JUNCTION BOX CONTRASTING COLOR ALL STEP /SEAT EDGES SPA TITLE DESCRIPTION DATE PAGE POOLDESIG N.NET 1000 EAST ATLANTIC BLVD SUITE 100 POMPANO BEACH FLA 33060 (954) 941 -1124 info@swimmingpoolplan. cOm CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORIZATION 9871 REVISIONS SPA DETAILS THE ORCHARDS AT 14 2625 WEST 14TH STREET PORT ANGELES, WA Scale: 1/2' 1 -0' 8/14/2006 4 OF 4 5 �lppl o�1 %Gen£ I 1 o lT Rrnt GELFs File Edit Commands Help. StaiGARI'F'l tuC SECT' i0 Navit. ie Application General Information Cancel Landirquiry Square kola. .Valuation cal. V.ew2 Workdescr Application number ASSESSOR PARCEL NUMBER: Address: 2602 PLUM CT Zone code: Application date: Application type: Application status: Application desc: Total estimated value: Tenant number /name: Total square footage: Public building flag: Master plan number Application group: r 05 00000732 PI PERMIT ISSUED fold address was 2601 W 14TH ST 0 06- 30- 00 -1 -0 -6705 -0000- CLEARING GRADING 1RMD H RESIDENTIAL MEDIUM DENSTY 1 08/25/2005 rCG I Private 0 Direction: MVV 09/05/2008 09:34 FAX 36045i 4698 STRAITS ELECTRIC j4J 01 "" ~ R E eEl V &BcTRICAL WORK PERMIT APPLICATION W SEP \ ~- tlt~ 1r7~latiO" doscription ~Commerdal Q Residential C New 0 Altered/Addition Job wired by i Electrical Contractor Electrical contraclor ",me License number STRAITS ELECT~IC ST~AIE*O"Os Purchaser's mailinB address P.O. Box 2914 Cily Slate ZiP lla 98362 F,A;X number 360-457-4698 Ftru.rtearfh - ~ -lo-C;~% @-~ Sw l ""'~( i-.!.b ?ooL : o dJ Port Anqeles Tdephone number 360-452-9104 --:;.. I <J\ Pbone Dumber to Icbedule lupeetlon: Ll5z -9 ( Owner t1J defined by RCW.J9.28.26J:(I) Ow",r will occupy 'he srru u,.e fo,. 'wo yean ajier ,his electrlca( pennit ts fillali:ed. m Owrler is required UI hire tvI elec'ric:al con'rQclor if abo~ said prop~ is for sllle. refll or (ease. After reading the above slatemem, I hereby cenify that I am the owner of the above named prope or a licensed electrical contraclOr. I am making the clc:c:lJical instal. lation or leT lion in compliance with the eleclrical law~. N.E.C., RCW. Chapler 19.28 C. haplc:r 296-46B, The City of Pon A ngeles Municipal Code, and Ulil' 5 e ifi lions. Q Cash Q Check # I I o NO LOAD CHANGES C BElSebOarCI KW CI Furnace _ KW lJ Heal Pump _ Ton _ LAR o Fan.wall _ t(W XJ Credit Card visa Mastercard Discover Card # -:,;'OILfi-le__ _-____-____ /13 f11!. l -~ - ExpirationDate 4 CP7 ::.-- ~ .7 - f ard $ Service Information ~I l~~~ o Overhead Service CI Temp Service CI Underground Service Voltage Phase CI , 0 :3 ServIce Size: _ Feeder Size: SAME DAY INSPECTION. CALL BEFORE 7:00 AM 360-417-4735 THERMOSTAT ~ ~ ROUGH.fN It I ~ ="f? Da.. Ap"",_ 8y FINAL J2.1!21tJf> ~ API'"""" B, SERVICE DITCH FEEDffi 0.1. POle Appnlv<o! lIy 01.0 AIlIMO""" By DOl. Ap!m>vod 8y Inspection Area, Building or Equipment Inspected Action Taken Electrical ODte Inspector . - p SPECTION TYPE DATE: RESULTS: ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR: DITCH b('Z of3 SERVICE OUGH - IN b(-:~'3/d8 Gt ~ ~ YJR FINAL N...7fi-t4 'f2Dvbr{ ONL-l( / ?-rI2.A,-r~ 10 h N 17rJ OMMENTS: CB-6GZ' <!.""'~~c ~'J~(~ C!~ .,_\~'! -~,,~<" "'%<......0 ELECTRICAL WORK PERMIT APPLICATION Job wired by Electrical Contractor 0 Owner o Residential ~lcctrical con?~or .~am~ c;(~(l.~iCett nUl b~r Cf;rh(Z Expires Purc~z,Oing aF;~~Elv.;J-U' ~o-/L L"'Y~,,+ 4'i~-L~ SG-f q0:?0~ TelC;O~4~1_ ( (.,y FAX ~O -\-61- L~53S- name Cf(N\(Lu..~1Q. 2bD:2. . o New D Altered/Addition ,;U&A.r bOo! I ~' \ ~ j\J --- MAY 2 3 2008 Owner as defined by 'RelY /9.28.261:(/) OV<'ner will occupy the structure for two years ajier this electrical permit isfinali::ed (2) Owner is required to hire an electrical contrae/or if ahove said property is for sale, rent or lease After reading the above statement, I hereby certify that I am the owner of the above named property or a licensed electrical contractor. I am making the electrical instal- lation or alteration in compliance with the elvctrical laws, N.E.C., RCW. Chapter 19.28, WAC. Chapter 296-468, Thc City o{'Port Angeles Municipal Code, and Utility Specifications. LIGHT DEPT. o Cash 0 Check # ~dit Card Visa Card # on Mastercard h'1.e _ Discover Signature of own.... or electric:u administrator . Date:S';;l) Expiration Date of card x EIll' Additions.and.or_subtr.actkms o NO LOA CHANGES o Baseboard KW o Furnace KW o Heat Pump Ton LAR o Fan-Wall KW Service_lnformati.on o Overhead Service o Temp Service o Underground Service Voltage Phase 0 1 0 3 Service Size: Feeder Size: SAME_DAY_l~SJ'.ECTION. CALL..REFORE 7:00 AM 360-417-4735 ROUGH-IN THERMOSTAT / SERVICE "- [late Appr<l\'<':G By -/ Date Appro",,,1 By "- D<lIC Approved Ry FINAL DITCH FEEDER Approved By/ b-l.-~ ~y/ "- Dale Dale Dale Apprmed By Inspection Area, Building or Equipment Inspected Action Taken Elcctrical Date Inspector 511:3768 '&,...Jl/lNL. ~L ,_ ,J}.J I r i't>'Y ~ b (0,612 ?,,-e. 'D liE C- fA *t)l -...-11'0. ...!"-. -( DATE OWNER/CONTRACTOR , Y'te:-I-l ADDRESS ELECTRICAL INSPECTION WIRING REPORT 417-4735 \ INSPECTOR 'T-l!!P C, APPROVED NOT APPROVED o """.".."",.." DITCH. , ' . . , , . . , , , , . . , , , . , 0 0, . , , . . , , . . , , , , , . ROUGH IN/COVER, ' . . , , , . . , , . . , , 0 0, . ' , . , , , . . , , , , . . ' , , , SERVICE, , . , , , . , , , . . , , , . . , , 0 D. . , , . ' , , . . , , . . , , , , . . . FINAL , . . , , . . , , . . . , , , . . , , . 0 CORRECTIONS NEEDED: --- t- ~"'D~ i"Z.... - f"'"~1iE ~_J~LJ \ trZ-'E.;!/' " , NOTIFY INSPECTOR WHEN CORRECTIONS ARE COMPLETED WITHIN 15 DAYS - DO NOT REMOVE - OLYMPIC PRINTERS,INC, (360) 452-1381 10/04/2005 07:05 3505830859 KIRSCH ELECTRIC INC PAGE 01 . !, (!l7;1 ~ ~Electrlc81 Contractor IJ Owner ~ 1:1 Annual Permit 1:1 Alarm 1:1 Carnival i!fCommertla' ELECTRICAL WORK PERMIT APPLl~' .~ON ld"RequestInspection J) :+c h. f ,~ . D Resldentla. D Resldentia. Malot. D SIgn, D Thermo'llIt D Tell"om. Job ",ired by CJ Electrical Contractor CJ Owner Installation oescriptiGn -r~! License number Rpr. I-.jno Bll\\cL~ \ A Vvt l J: en" Lt".. Pure~9Cr'$ moiling address ---1:l () "k ~ 3 '1 6 City . _'I eJa I) I ",... TelephDne nu,.,(bcr - r;. I PumiAt. owner'. d.m~ . L' ell I c...6 Addren or Inl&.,tctlon ~G,O~ City State ZIP LOA- FAX number " t: .f-. (e /.M..6 --=Ll t..( P, .5 r.! tfooJ, L~ LV 1(7... z;o ,cr.' = )1 'f0 S'I" - -$ /l~t..(.3 0 CJ Cosh IJ Check # I bereby cenify that I am the owner of the above name~ property or a licensed elee!ricaI contractor (or the fmn'S1 authori2:ed agent) and am ma\t~ng the clcctriC31 installation Dr aberation in complionce with the electrical law, Chapter 19.28 RCW, IJ Credit Card Visa Mastercard Discover Card # . - ---------------- Sica ure or Owner, electrical OQtnctor or elecnlcll admlnluntor .... Expiration Date of card o WALLS Insulation Only CElUNG Insulation Only IHERMOSTAT Dete ^P'PfOvtd Ely SERVICE /-/9 -()7 .Jrfl Dale Approved By ~e AIlPI'O.'\ICIllBY . Crer .f;j;J 0': ,f() A Dy ~' D." vtl;~ZQ ~,~ ^.,~.., ., DITCH .",:"06 1t& FDDER Dale AopttrJed By Electrical Load Additions and or subtractions '\if. NO LOAO C~ANGeS tJ Baseboard KW o Furnac. = KW G~S o ~eal Pump _ Ton _ LAR D Fan-Wall KW o Qverl1.ad Service o Temp Service .Ji{ Underground Service Service Information Vollago J.)C~~(j Phase {J 1 O' 3 ServIce Size: ~ Feeder Size: / Inspection Area. Building or Equipment Inspected Eloctrical Date: Action 1Blcen Inspeetor /cJlro lOG ,<ic (fOMM~~j-:, H;;G /J PPiZC\IG(l ..Jf~ - .:;<;" -/)W hNA1-- AT=' Acf ) . ~ /O~/oG , ELECTRICAL INSPECTION WiRING REPORT 417-4735 11'" , PERMIT it OCo - '-{ RACTOA '< / te..,5 c..- / ADDAESS " 0 -z... P Lu..""'\. APPROVED NOT APPROVED jg: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DITCH. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ROUGH IN/COVER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SERVICE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .X D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . FINAL. . . . .. . . . . ... . . . . .. . 0 CORRECTIONS NEEDED: @ 0 / ~ /fpr'~V',eL) -yo .L!~ rll '- (j;) f/u<-<_ u.,o 70 .. 5~/(".-E. .'-J /~_ //V Th :7 '" /"L7NLJ'ur _L ON &. 7D ~~ r"~~/.s:n!f L- /?7~ - V -Ll/i..7Uc.. A/4:5, - , L-//V~ c., /I'h' ..:; ,G ~ A.J/~/Y c!..'M7~ n...~ 3 CoVvft....'Nb " . :!el [lml 1:.It' '....I.IlE.Llt~L:,I"t!..llll~t~tl!!>$t;.uI~\..(~"Il!: NOTIFY INSPECTOR WHEN CORRECTIONS ARE COMPLETED WITHIN 15 DAYS - DO NOT REMOVE - OLYMPIC PRINTERS, INC. (360) 452-1381 FROM HI-TECH ELECTRONICS FRX NO. 360 452 8560 Jan. 17 2007 12:22PM P1 U Electrical Contractor ~.''''. ,f'.'--."..-, ~! DOwner "'i,;;"".....J' \ , ELECTRICAL WORK PERMIT ^PPLlCATlO~. , D ReQuest Inspect!on ' o Annual J'ermit 0 Alarm D Carnival...I2f'Cornmcrcial D Residenti..l 0 Residential M;a'lin(. 0 Signs D TbermoSl-al 0 Telecom. , fnstallatioll dcscriplion Job wired by ~l.clrical Contractor DOwner . .- I Elcctricall:l>nlractor !lame l.icense number HJ: '-u-'1-4 5.!:.c.>R\~'i' .:r...:;l~ H l:.T~e:r 50 95:5 BS ?R.~W\f<..z... ~ r~S. -rl'> \ \ . Purchaser'!; mailing address '125 z,.:,:., i=""A.'O~'" -S;, . F\Rz. fl- \~~"'" >.;:js....E.."" City St3te ZIP \>oR.-r ~~c.~'f.c... Uolfr %l..3'=> 2- ,,.:) C\~E ~()ws. ~ Tc1ephollc !lumber FAX number 3(..0 - '-/52. - 27-2.-=1 3,"0 .4~2- 8 sc. 0 P..-emises owner's name ORe-4"'~C> 0-..) Fi>"'R.~""T~ Addren of inspection ~ ';;60.;) ~utm(', "::>, ~ City -\l~ p.~ti...,s". o (,ash o Check II c-..::> ~I\L I hereby ccnify that I am the owner of the above narucd property or a lil;l;n~ed o Credit Card VIsa Mastercard Discover clectr(cat contractor (or the {i:rm's audtorized agent) and am making the electrical installatltm ('Ir alLeration in compliance "":ith rhe elecrricallaw, Chaptt...,- 19.28 RCW. Card # . - - -..-------J~------- s;~n~~~::~~rkal con"'''or or e'ect,;,,' .dmin;str.lOr Expiration Date . S/ ,(TO f d (InSpectIon fee X J ~ o car $~<3.a.B . ~".~""d /.. c:;)" D~ t!J By ~.'" C vcr " TlJERMOSTAT D= App.....~cd B~' DITrn Oll.te ApprowdDy S.;RVICE U1'Ie ^Jlpl"Cl,,~d n), FEEDER DOle ^!)pT'O~ed By WALLS Insuhltion Only CEILING Insulation Only Electrical Load Additio~ and or subtraction~ IJ NO LOAD CHANGES I:) Baseboard KW I:) Furnace _ KW o Heat Pump _ Ton __ LAR Q f=an~Wal\ _ KW Service Information o Overhead SelVice CJ Temp Service a Underground Service Vollage Phase 0 1 0 3 Service Size: ~eede( Size: _~. InspeCtiOIl Dale Area, Building or Equipmenllnspected Action Taken Electrical Jns:p~ctor Owner as dej1nrd by RCw.nI.18,2f11:(/) OW1h'r' will r'CCllp.\' IIlI! .\'ll'r"'/III"C Jil!' (11'0 yeat's aj/er this electrical p(lnnlt I.I-fillulized. (!) OII'IIl'!' iJ rl'/fl!irl'll to hin'illl ('/t'nrii",1 C01ltractor if above said pruper'Y is for suit-, t'1!Jj( or J~'a.l'I', ARer reading the above statement, I hereby certify that I alll the owner or the abun: named propercy or !l, licensed electrical CClnlractllr, I 11m maldng thc e1ectric.11 insllll- IlIlion or alleration In complillnce wilh Ihe elcctl'icnl laws. N.E.C, RCW. ChllPlllf 19.28, WAC. Chapter 296-46D. The City of Ilon Ao!;cles Municip[l1 ('cue, 3.nu UliHI)' SpecificBtions, ~Kn"n r nw"", el'Tle ~ I o NO LOAD CtiANGES Q Baaeboard _ KW Cl Furnace ~ KW a Heat Pump ~ Ton _ LAR o Fan'WOII _ KW SAME DAY INSPECTION. CALL BEFORE 7:00 AM 36().417-47J5 '1')0 at ~..... l ". ~ . 'I ". . VJ~p FAX nunlbcr &, 9{3a ~035' P'~In-Ur: n.me (' ~ O^ ) If tJ'E-.R Add,... .r In.p.etlnn d... (" 6S ~ L I.J fYI ~,.4f rhODe numbrr tD sdll:dulc In.pettlon: CT , ~ 1 ELECTRICAL WORK PER,\11T APPLICATrON ~ InSlillllltion dc~criplion / Q Comnlcrclal I3r'ResldenUal o New IJ Altered/Addltlon &~ ~hP ',:\ ~ ',~i). --=> & ~ tC~ 1 e. dH2:2.. PU-trYl cr . L g. :. ~ . o Cosh 0 Check it o Credit Card ~ Mastercard Discover COTd# .nr:J_.F~__.____ expirJtioo Date of card .~ - .~D CJ ~ Service ~~~'~:~iC9 ~ UMderground Service - ROUGIJ../N TtIF.J{J\'lOSlAT SERVICE I \. Dn(~ APJI'''''l:J H~ \.-~-- '1'1"'''',,1 II) tl~l~ A""rovt'li B~ ~ FlNAL '\ lJnUI ,.- FEEDER ~t. dr.--&: lc D"" ^P!.'(""o.ln~'~ \. ()al~ ^l'flTllYOdll)'/ In"pection Area. Ruilding or r:"I\lipm~nt Inspl'Cted Electric:!.l Dille Ar:tioll Token Inspec10r r- " ~ NI'> "'_dl {c~CC).::, Ice A (J{JI'~, ,~.I'\ g'() - -- - - , le-d S::0S18gez:e Voltage Pha.. IJ 1 0 3 Service Slza: _ Feeder Size: __ "t'S Wd sz::te geeZ:-lt-^~W Of pORT ~ ~, ~~~ &ha~ ~ -- ~~ CITY OF PORT ANGELES PUBLIC WORKS - UTILITIES DNISION 321 EAST 5TH STREET, PORT I.NGELES, WA 98362 Application Number Application pin number Property Address ASSESSOR PARCEL NUMBER' Application type descr~ption Subdivision Name Property Use Property Zoning . Applicat~on valuat~on 7/22/08 08-00000871 . Date 298913 2602 PLUM CT POOL 06-30-00-1-0-6705-0000- PUBLIC WORKS UTI LITES RESIDENTIAL MEDIUM DENSTY o Application desc f~re hydrant meter to fill the pool Owner Contractor CRONAUER PAUL P PO BOX 282 PORT ANGELES OWNER WA 983620048 Perm~t . . . . . Add~t~onal desc . Perm~t p~n number Permit Fee Issue Date Exp~rat~on Date PUBLIC WORKS RES WATER SERV FIRE HYDRANT METER FILL POOL 130450 50.00 Plan Check Fee 7/22/08 Valuation 1/18/09 .00 o Qty Un~t Charge Per Extension 50.00 BASE FEE Fee summary Charged Paid Credited Due ----------------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- Permit Fee Total 50.00 50 00 .00 .00 Plan Check Total .00 00 .00 .00 Grand Total 50 00 50.00 .00 .00 ~ o ~ f ( ~ Separate Permits are required for electrical work, SEPA, Shoreline, ESA, utilities, pnvate and public improvements. This permit becomes null and void if work or construction authOrized is not commenced within 180 days, if construction or work is suspended or abandoned for a period of 180 days after the work as commenced, or if required inspections have not been requested within 180 days from the last inspection. I hereby certify that I have read and examined this application and know the same to be true and correct. All provisions of laws and ordinances governing this type of work will be complied with whether specified herein or not. The granting of a permit does not presume to give authority to violate or cancel the provisions of any state or local law regulating construction or the performance of construction. Signature of Contractor or Authorized Agent Date T IPohcles\1102 15R [1/05] Ilz cg Date PERMIT INSPECTION RECORD CALL 417-4807 FOR UTILITY INSPECTIONS. PLEASE PROVIDE A MINIMUM 24 HOUR NOTICE IT IS UNLA WFUL TO COVER, INSULATE OR CONCEAL ANY WORK BEFORE INSPECTED AND ACCEPTED. POST PERMIT IN A CONSPICUOUS LOCATION. ! KEEP PERMIT CARD AND APPROVED PLANS AT JOB SITE INSPECTION TYPE DATE ACCEPTED COMMENTS I YES I NO PW UTILITIES (Engmeenng DIvIsion) WATERLINE I METER SEWER CONNECTION SANITARY STORM SITE DRAINAGE SITE EROSION CONTROL PARKING SIDEWALK CURB & GUTTER DRlVEW A Y APPROACH BACK-FLOW DEVICE I I l - , FINAL INSPECTIONS REQUIRED PRIOR TO OCCUPANCY/uSE RESIDENTIAL DATE YES NO COMMERCIAV- ~. n_ DATE- -- ACCEPTED YES NO CONSTRUCTION R W. I PWI CONSTRUCTION - R. W. ENGINEERING 417-4807 PW I ENGINEERING FIRE 417-4653 FIRE DEPT. PLANNING DEPT 417-4750 PLANNING DEPT. BUILDING 417-4815 BUILDING - T:\Policles\II02 15R (1/05] Applicat~on Number Applicat~on pin number Property Address ASSESSOR PARCEL NUMBER Application type description Subdivision Name Property Use Property Zoning Applicat~on valuation Appl~cation desc Pool Owner CRONAUER PAUL P PO BOX 282 PORT ANGELES WA 983620048 Permi t, Additional desc Permit pin number Perm~t Fee Issue 'Date Expiration Date 08-00000621 Date 937335 2602 PLUM CT POOL 06-30-00-1-0-6705-0000- ELECTRICAL ONLY 5/27/08 RESIDENTIAL MEDIUM DEN STY o Contractor NORTH PENINSULA ELECTRIC 761 FRESHWATER PARK RD PORT ANGELES WA 98363 (360) 477-1764 ELECTRICAL NEW COMMERICAL SWIMMING POOL HOT TUB 127159 115 00 5/27/08 11/23/08 Qty Un~t Charge Per Plan Check Fee Valuation 00 o BASE FEE Extension 115 00 Fee summary Charged Paid Cred~ted Due ----------------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- Permit Fee Total 115.00 115 00 00 00 plan Check Total 00 00 00 00 Grand Total 115 00 115 00 00 00 " N ~ ~ r G J ~ oJ o r d,I).'~. .sfi~~ DI ""~ CITY OF PORT ANGELES PUBLIC WORKS - ELECTRICAL DIVISION UI EAST 5TH STREET. PORT ANGELES. WA 98362 Appl1cat1on Number Application pin number Property Address ASSESSOR PARCEL NUMBER Application type description Subd1vision Name Property Use Property Zoning . Application valuation 06-00000506 Date 137512 2602 PLUM CT 06-30-00-1-0-6705-0000- ELECTRICAL ONLY 5/18/06 RESIDENTIAL MEDIUM DENSTY o Owner Contractor CRONAUER PAUL P PO BOX 282 PORT ANGELES OWNER WA 983620048 Perm1t Additional desc Perm1t pin number Sub Contractor Permit Fee Issue Date Exp1ration Date ELECTRICAL TEMPORARY BEST/ 60 A TEMP 77545 BEST ELECTRIC . 42 20 5/15/06 11/11/06 SERVICE plan Check Fee Valuation 00 o \..J ~ \J ~ Qty Unit Charge Per 1 00 42 2000 ECH EL-TEMP SRV - 0-60 SRV FDR Extension 42 20 I ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fee summary Charged Paid Credited Due ----------------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- Permit Fee Total 42.20 42.20 .00 00 Plan Check Total 00 00 00 .00 Grand Total 42 20 42.20 00 00 ,~ F 1 COMMENTS! ACTION NEEDED l ........ ELECTRICAL INSPECTION WIRING REPORT 417-4735 PC~#-J2. l"l V~NIN$VLA- ADDRESS LV'"'-- C- T"' APPROVED NOT APPROVED o .................... DITCH. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ROUGH IN/COVER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SERVICE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . FINAL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .y. CORRECTIONS NEEDED: <:;. F c..l p.\)'M.."V ~ Sf'lZ-C liE-C} ~ lJ~h 1E. ~~ 1lSl f7 -V- IL I brt'f" ( p..J c- N~ b80~ 5""1 NOTIFY INSPECTOR WHEN CORRECTIONS ARE COMPLETED WITHIN 15 DAYS - DO NOT REMOVE - OLYMPIC PRINTERS. INC. (360) 452-1381 ~ r/..()lItr"", ...<~", a~. .~ t- ~. ~.. '$-l .......... ELECTRICAL WORK PERMIT APPLICATklN, Job wired by DOwner . Insta~n description ~Commercial 0 Residential Electrical contractor name License number Date Expires ~ )\)~.f h rei\.: n..\\ i1~ E.\ed-(-;L ~_ "-jC:hr\\'V'e...PI3o P\ 'l...- Purchaser's mailing address It 00 rr e....J" \kH1--~ '( f"\~ ~ City State ZIP \fo~ Af\b€_\~ WA '\?f:5~3 Telephone number FAX number L\ ') '\ - "\ \.... \.{ ~ o Altered/Addition Premises owner's name ~ C\. u... \ CJr- a \A <A \. i err Address of inspection 1-\..Q. 0 L '( \ u. \h City'\n -X () r\ ~'" 6e...\~ Phone number to schedule inspection: 30 A\'Y)~ ~ u..s - 'f Cv'e.-\ t Cl u- f'\ -\ c\,: !!::I b~~ ,I e.o \..\.t.. ""\ \)JA ~ ~ 3L.'L ,-\\\-\\~y Owner as defined by RCW.19.28.261:(I) Owner will occupy the structure for two years after this electrical permit is finalized. (2) Owner is required to hire an electrical contractor if above said property is for sale. rent or lease. After reading the above statement, I hereby certify that I am the owner of the above named property or a licensed electrical contractor. I am making the electrical instal- lation or alteration in compliance with the electrical laws, N.E.C., RCW. Chapter 19.28, WAC. Chapter 296-46B, The City of Port Angeles Municipal Code, and Utility Specifications. Signature of owner, electrical contractor or electrical administrator - Date: 11- d--- 01 Electrical Load Additions and or subtractions o NO LOAD CHANGES o Baseboard KW o Furnace KW o Heat Pump Ton LAR o Fan-Wall KW Visa o Y'\. 1 ~ \ e.... Mastercard l) Discover Service Information o Overhead Service o Temp Service o Underground Service Voltage Phase 0 1 0 3 Service Size: Feeder Size: SAME DAY INSPECTION, CALL BEFORE 7:00 AM 360-417-4735 THERMOSTAT ROUGH-IN Y2!t?/tn Date J77tP Approved By Date Date Approved By Approved By SERVICE FINAL rZl?}! rs 1!tBY DITCH FEEDER Date Approved By Date Approved By Inspection Date Area, Building or Equipment Inspected Action Taken Electrical Inspector M<Xl ~ 0 ...... .-< M ...... ~ N .-< "'''' elf-< <(<( "'Cl \ Cl .J N <( i U1 '" .-< 0 '" , f-< l- OJ '" .-< .-< 0: ~ ... >< U 01 Z <:: 0 0 III U \D 0- " >< M .-< 0 ..:l m 0: m ~ '" ~ H :> Cl ..:l H "'''' ~ f-< Cl Zz l- UJ "'UJ [!l 00 U1 '" ) "'''' "'''' ..:l f-< ~~ UJ "'''' l- ..:l 0 M <( Z f-<'":l '" Cl Z .. 0: ~ 00: <Xl '" HO UJ 0 ~ f-<f-< el f-< 0 UU Z Z' N ~ "'''' H ~Z~ "'''' Cl _0 , UJUJ ..:l .-<... ~ ZZ H ~OO HMNH :>: - H H ::> HU <( ...<( 0 m f-<...... 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This map i map,drcnvill. 51101 ilJlttllded A/Iy o/her g /s produced by Ih 10 be used as a , IIse oJlhis m"p/drm:i~'ty oj Porr AI/ge'::'" descriplion. g shall flot be II for 115 own use (l Ie responsibility ,r hlld p."rposes. OJI eOty. Vertical Datum Horironlal Da -NAVD; tJlm "'" NAD 8_ ~ N 140 Feet 1 I i ! ~~---I Street centerline Applicant or Agent Owner ~wI\,\..... CDo~If-+,-^--e~ Owner's Address -=?\O ~ 0-8 Cd- Contractor/Engineer ~"A-v-. '- c.J~.J.)w~\J'...-E..~'C.. Contractor/Engineer's Address License # BUILDING PERMIT APPLICA TION Print in ink CITY OF PORT ANGELES Attn: Building Permit Technician 321 E. Fifth St., Port Angeles, WA 98362 (360) 417-4815 fax (360) 417-4711 For City Use Only: Date Received 1\, () 1-07 Permit # _ Date Approved 4{I,-D (Jd - 4 fc()- 51ft Phone Expires v-..W\c-\- Parcel Number PROJECT ADDRESS Lot Zoning ~esidential o Multi-family o Industrial o Commercial Proiect Tvpe & Brief Description: Check all that apply ~ew Construction o Addition o Remodel o Repair oRe-roof o Demolition o Sign o Heat System o Other U-J t:\~ ~ o wall-mounted 0 projecting 0 freestanding 0 awning Total si n area s . ft. Maximum allowed si n area s . ft. o Heat pump 0 wood-burning stove 0 gas fireplace 0 pellet stove 0 other o other Floor Areas ExistinQ (SQ. ft.) Proposed (sQ. ft.) Basement @$ per sq. ft. = $ 151 Floor 2nd Floor 3rd Floor Garage Carport Covered Porch Deck Shed Other ~ 1 000 TOTAL VALUATION $ sq. ft. . Lot size sq. ft. = Lot coverage % Total footprint of structures Max. height of proposed structures Will a lawn sprinkler system be installed? Will a fire sprinkler system be installed? Occupancy group Occupant load Construction type # of bedrooms # of full baths # of half baths ft. I have read and completed this application and know it to be true and correct. I am authorized to apply for this permit and understand that it is my responsibility to determine what permits are reqUir~O obtain permits prior to working on project~ ~ p I' Date":tlc\CJ\ PrintName Ptu..\.. LQ()\\)f4V\.-Q~ Signature \ \. T:Forms/Building Division/Bldg Permil Appl.-2006 Code. doc ~ pORT ~ ;;;..J..O~~~ O".~ "-~ ~ 'to;1C~ CITY OF PORT ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT - BUILDING DIVISION 321 EAST 5TH STREET, PORT ANGELES, W A 98362 Applicat~on Number Appl~cat~on pin number Property Address ASSESSOR PARCEL NUMBER: Tenant nbr, name Application type descript~on Subd~v~sion Name Property Use Property Zoning Appl~cation valuat~on 07-00000634 Date 625804 2602 PLUM CT IRR 06-30-00-1-0-6705-0000- PAUL CRONAUER PLUMBING REPAIR 6/21/07 o ~ I ()' \)J --e::. RESIDENTIAL MEDIUM DENSTY o Owner Contractor CRONAUER PAUL P PO BOX 282 PORT ANGELES OWNER WA 983620048 Perm~t Addit~onal desc . Permit pin number Perm~t Fee Issue Date Exp~ration Date . PLUMBING PERMIT IRRIGATION BACKFLOW 64.00 6/21/07 12/18/07 Plan Check Fee Valuat~on .00 o Qty Un~t Charge Per Extens~on 50.00 14.00 }J 6' o ~ BASE FEE 2.00 7.0000 ECH PL- EA LAWN BACKFLOW Fee summary Charged Pa~d Cred~ted Due ----------------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- Perm~t Fee Total 64.00 64.00 00 .00 Plan Check Total .00 .00 00 .00 Grand Total 64 00 64.00 .00 00 /<)? -?C?~ ~ ~ ~'-. '-7 CT~ ID - c 3 ~ . W 3~~ ~o ? or ~ 0 -- ;; ~ ~(JJ ? ~ ~ ~ Separate Permits are required forelectncal work, SEPA, Shoreline, ESA, utilities, private and public improvements ThiS permit becomes null and void if work or construction authonzed IS not commenced within 180 days, If construction orwork is suspended or abandoned for a period of 180 days after the work as commenced, or If required inspections have not been requested Within 180 days from the last inspection. I hereby certify that I have read and examined this application and know the same to be true and correct. All provisions of laws and ordinances governing this type of work will be complied With whether specified herem or not. The grantmg of a permit does not presume to give authority to violate or cancel the provisions of any state or local law regulatmg construction or the performance of cons!,"c!;on ~ ~YI/6l Signature of Contractor or Authorized Agent Date Signature of Owner (If owner IS bUilder) Date T \Pohcles\l102_15 bUlldmg permIt lIlspectlOn recOId05 wpd [1/4/2005] " BUILDING PERMIT INSPECTION RECORD CALL 41,-48]5 FOR BU]LDING INSPECT]ONS CALL 4]7-4735 FOR ELECTRICAL INSPECTIONS i CALL 417-4807 FOR PUBLIC WORKS UTILITIES PLE!ASE PROVIDE A M.INIMUM 24 HOUR NOTICE IT IS UNLA WFUL TO COVER, INSUL4TE OR CONCEAL ANJ' WORK BEFORE LNSPECTED AND ACCEPTED. POST PERMIT IJ'\ A CONSPICUOUS LOCATlON KEEP PERMIT CARD AND APPROVED PLANS AT lOB SITE INSI'EC TION TYPE lJA TE ACCEPTED COMMENTS I YES NO I FOUNDA nON FOOTINGS I I SHEAR WALLS / WALLS FOUNDA TION DRAfNAGE/ DOWN SPOUTS , I I PIERS POST HOLES (POLE BLDGS ) i PLUMlIING , UNDER FLOOR / SLAB , ROWGI-l-IN I W A !rER LINE (METER TO BLDG) I GAS LINE FINAL DATE ACCEPTED BY I BACI~ FLOW / WATER (o-I? _(yo, R.r:\ AIR SEAL I WALLS CEIUNG I , FRAMING JOISTS / GIRDERS I SHE~R WALL/HOLD DOWNS WALLS / ROOF / CEILING DRliw ALL (INTERJOR BRACED PANEL ONLY) T-BAR INSUUA TlON I SLAB W ArlL / FLOOR / CEILING I MECHANICAL ROU,GH-IN HEATPUMY/FURNACE/DUCTS GASpNE FINAL DATE ACCEPTED BY WOOD STOVE / PELLET / CHlMNEY I I MANUFACTURED HOMES FOOTING / SLAB , I BLOCYJNG & HOLD DOWNS SKJRTING , PLANNING DEPT SEPARATE PERMIT #'s SEPA PARjCING/LIGHTING ESA LANDSCAPING SHORELINE FINAL INSPECTIONS REQUIRED PRIOR TO OCCUPANCY/USE I RESIDENTIAL DATE YES NO COMMERCIAL DATE , ACCEPTED YES NO ELEC-FmCAL - LIGHT DEPT 417-4735 ELECTRJCAL I LIGHT DEPT CONSTRUCTIONR W /PW/ CONSTRUCTION - R W ENGIJ'1EERING 417-4807 PW / ENGINEERING FIRE 4] 7-4653 FIRE DEPT I 417-4750 PLANNING DEPT PLANJjlING DEPT BUILDING 417-4815 BUILDING l' \Pol1cl<!s\11 02 15 bUlldmg penmt lIlSpectlOl1 recDldOS wpd [1/4/2005] ! ). \r ",- "'Yo' 11 E. vJ 'i "~~( " <~ "'~' >t l., L A -r I II' ~ I "-l,;-jl-~"".,~ Backflow Assembly Test Report CIty of Port' Angeles PublIc Works and UtIlItIes Department WaterlWastewater CollectIOn DIVISion OfficIal t!:Jse Only A "~111 # r; G > R~c~lv~d p//?-(. J0#-Cf- LOCA nON OF DEVICE' i? E /J /I / C /II f) WIt.. IC/#r C 8 0 JY /I u f( [ I? W / ~ .;-v;. . (; r r; I? ( It ,1 J( /J '1 SVx( I ;}r I II /'i:.. IV€" E i ;? >t.~v;;f NAME OF PREMISES. SERVICE ADDRESS' ASSEMBLY Manufacturer Model SIze SerIal No II IS THIS AN APPROVED ASSEMBLY? YES 10400 IS ASSEMBL Y INSTALLED CORRECTL yo) YE~NO 0 DATE OF INSTALLATION .J"{;.ill )1 (.) UNKNOWNO ,REDUCED PRESSURE PRINCIPLE ASSEMBLY RP 0 RPDA 0 < " DC Iil.- DCDA 0 ~" PVB 0 Au G<lp P DOUBLE CHECK VALVE ASSEMBLY SVB 0 AVB 0 CHECK VALVE#I CHECK VALVE #2 RELIEF VALVE PVB/SVB "- Imtlal Leaked 0 Leaked Xl Did Not Op~n 0 AIR INLET " Held at U pSI Closed TIght 0 Did Not Open 0 " Test Held at ~ pSI Opened at _ pSI i, Op~n~d <It _ P'I Repairs Cleaned 0 Cleaned ~ Cleaned 0 CHECK VALVE, " 13 '( I' ~ I\htf Leal.ed 0 Held at ~p~1 Replaced 0 Replaced 0 Replaced 0 REPAIRS t 0 Cleaned Detal I S 0 . Replaced ........ '- , " 3 pSI Buffer YES 0 NO 0 f Final Closed Tight 0 f1 AIR INLET Opened at _ pSI 1; II Held at /. C, pSI Held at ~ pSI CHECK VALVE Held at _pSI Test Opened <It _ p~1 BACK PRESSURE NO 0 YES 0 AIR GAP INSPECTION I 1 L." -41(V AI I, REQUIRED MINIMUM SEPARATION YES 0 NO 0 TYPE OF HAZARD I, COMMENTS Line Pressul e _pSI I JNj{/lC7Cf) f~ ,.4J I L i, f tSltfJ Th € IV Held Backpressure YES r;;;y NO 0 . I, Xl. T 6) r t I? A ;: T lR Ct.. e AM/AI? #2 Shutoff Held YES EJ' NO 0 I, I I' Reltef Valve ExercIsed YESD NO 0 II . " Date/Tune Testel SIgnature Cert # Test Kit Passed Faded I, Imtlal 6 - I ). U 7 !<.)JtCt'fll ~ d._A.. IJ ;;.. 'f V t I Test A II} f'Vi (" T 0 [l- C, , I.) .(j 7 II Repaus I (c.. c/.J/l/Etl fl,c..- Sf# 0 0 II Final If. JIlt'" Kif k ~ #)-fl't- I Test C,/).{7 A/I) tA-'fj" T e- El WHITE - CUSTOMER COPY YELLOW - PURVEYOR COPY PINK - TESTER COPY I, '.--.---..-- --. :d'~' "'" _ t ~ .~ ....~~.. y.""........r.,.."':-r_""'"...~~~~~tY'1',..~w~~~~'i~~0. ~ CITY OF PORT ANGELES FIRE DEPARTMENT PERMIT 321 East Slh Street, Port Angeles, W A 98362 Application Number Application p1n number Property Address ASSESSOR PARCEL NUMBER: Tenant nbr, name App11cation type descript10n Subdivision Name Property Use Property Zoning . . . Application valuation 06-00001133 Date 10/23/06 158149 2602 PLUM CT 06-30-00-1-0-6705-0000- PAUL CRONAUER FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM Owner Contractor ~ ~ \ """'" -.... ~ ~ RESIDENTIAL MEDIUM DENSTY 17900 CRONAUER PAUL P PO BOX 282 PORT ANGELES WA 983620048 KNIGHT FIRE PROTECTION INC 2509 WEST 19TH STREET PORT ANGELES WA 98363 (360) 417-0505 Permit . . . . . Add1t1onal desc . Permit p1n number Perm1 t Fee Issue Date Expiration Date FIRE SPRINKLER COMM 89011 319.75 10/23/06 4/21/07 Plan Check Fee Valuat10n 207.84 17900 Qty Unit Charge Per Extens10n 95 75 224.00 BASE FEE 16.00 14.0000 THOU BL-2001-25K (14 PER K) Special Notes and Comments Owner is respons1ble for ongoing fire spr1nkler system inspection and testing per the current addition of NFPA 25. Call for cover 1nspection for all spr1nkler installat1ons. A full acceptance test will be required for all fire alarm systems. 10/18/2006 08:21 AM KDUBUC -----------------------------Plans reviewed and approved 10.18.2006. Fee summary Charged Pa1d Credited Due ----------------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- Permit Fee Total 319.75 319.75 .00 .00 Plan Check Total 207.84 207.84 .00 .00 Grand Total 527.59 527.59 .00 .00 ~ ?q~ V $:.;; /() > ~ ~ ] ~ ~ -:4 This permit becomes null and void if work authorized is not commenced within 180 days, if work is suspended or abandoned for a period of I 80 days afer the work has commenced, or if required inspections have not been requested with 180 days from the last inspection. I hereby certify that I have read and examimrl this application and know the same to be true and correct. All provisions of recognized standards, laws and ordinances governing this type of work will be compled wi whether specified herein or not. The granting of this permit does not presume to give authority to violate or cancel th ovisions of any state or local law regulating the work specified in the permit. Date Signature of Owner (if Owner is builder) Date ~ FIRE PERMIT INSPECTION RECORD Call 360-417-4655 for fire inspections. Please provide a minimum 24-hour notice. It is unlawful to cover, insulate or conceal any work before inspected and accepted. Post permit in a conspicuous location. KEEP PERMIT CARD AND APPROVED PLANS AT JOB SITE FIRE SP~KLER Underground piping hydrostatically tested Underground piping flushed Interior piping hydrostatically tested I Interior piping inspection I Dry system lair tested at 40 psi (24 hours) Sprinkler fil1al 5-II-o'l (<Dt I FIRE ALARM I I Rough-in i~spection Alarm final I , LP-GAS Completed by Contractor: Undergrou~d piping inspection/pressure test Test #1 Above ground piping inspection/pressure test Piping pressure test pSI Tank (container) inspection Time initiated Test #2 I Appliance ibspection Piping pressure test pSI LP-gas final Time initiated I UNDERG~OUND STORAGE TANK (UST) ABANDONMENT I Removal of flammable/combustible liquids I Tank appropriately abandoned UST abandbnment final PERMIT 0THER (specify) I permit final , Inspection Type I Date Passed I Comments GENERAL COMMENTS: 2/15/00 BUILDING PERMIT - APPLICATION Fill out COMPLETELY and in INK. Your application and site plan MUST BE COMPLETE to be accepted for review. If you have any questions, call PERMITS (360) 417-4815 FAX(360)417-4711 City:~' Pv~. Phone: 41l..tf)Q r Phone: 0~ zlp:163 b 1...-- Architect/Engineer: Contractor k'lVl~l~r 'Hru:;~, Address: 7 \b 4 1{)"\1 1<7 ~ 1- PROJECT ADDRESS' 2-~,~ t>11Ifr7 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lot: - State License #: ltt+ I /, ~\1!l 0441...\L City: ~ur Av~. Cwb ~OJJ.C. cr- Phone: Exp:~ Phone: 41'1-6 rz,r i1J~ Zip: ~b3 ZONING: Block: Subdivision: CLALLAM COUNTY PARCEL NUMBER: TYPE OF WORK: D Residential D New Constr. D Re-roof D Stove D ]>1ultl-family D AddItlon D MoveD Garage g Commercial 0 Remodel D DemolitIOn D Deck D Repair D SIgn 0 Other BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT: ~~LI,\ H"t-- C~V2-~ SIZEN ALUATION: SF.@$ /SF.=$ SF. @ $ /SF = $ SF. @ $ /SF = $ TOTAL VALUATION $ n.) '1a> - I,) ~ 00 COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL: Occupancy Group: No of Stones: Lot SIZe: EXIstmg Sq. Ft. T otallot coverage % Occupant Load: & Proposed Sq Ft Construction Type: = TOTAL Sq. Ft. APPROVALS: PLAN: BLDG: DPWU: FIRE: OTHER: PLANNING USE ONLY: ESAlWetland(s): 0 Yes D No SEPA Checklist required? 0 Yes 0 No Other: VALUATION OF CONSTRUCTION: In all cases, a valuation amount must be entered by the applIcant. Tills figure will be revIewed and may be revised by the Building DIvision to comply WIth current fee schedules. Contact the PermIt Coordmator at 417-4815 for assistance. PLAN CHECK FEE. IF a plan check fee is due it must be submitted at the time the building penmt application and construction plans are sublllitted. All other permit fees are due at the time of pennit issuance EXPffiATION OF PLAN REVIEW: If no pennit is issued WIthm 180 days of the date of applIcation, the application will expire. The BUIldmg Official can extend the tune for action by the applIcant up to 180 days upon written request by the applicant (see Section Rl05.3.2 of the InternatIOnal Buildmg/Residentlal Code, 2003). No application can be extended more than once. I hereby certify that I have read and examined this application and know the same to be true and correct. I am authorized to apply for this permit and understand t at it is my responsibility to determine what permits are required ,not the City's, and that I must obtain such permits pnor to w Date: ~/~IIJ~ T \FORMS\BldgPenmtform wpd Applicant: 1>~ (Xg-SZ PORT ANGELES FIRE DEPARTMENT 102 East Fifth Street, Port Angeles, Washington 98362 (360) 417-4650 FAX (360) 417-4659 Fire Sprinkler System Plan Review Project Name: Cronauer Club House Address: 2602 Plum Court Installer: Knight Fire Protection Installer Telephone: 417-4653 Type of System: Antifreeze 13[;g] 13RD 13DD Date: 10.18.2006 PAFD Permit #: 06-52 We have checked this plan and find that it conforms to the requirements of the code. Additional Comments: All systems, including underground mains, shall be installed by a state licensed and certified company. Systems shall be installed per the applicable NFP A Standard. All electrical components shall be compatible with the fire alarm system. All underground piping must be inspected and hydrostatically tested by the Port Angeles Fire Department PRIOR to being covered. A witnessed flush of the underground piping is required. Before final acceptance of the system, an inspection will be conducted to ensure that the installation complies with the applicable NFP A Standard. Contractor Reviewed by: ~a)~WJ) Date: to. \ 8'. 0 (g. o €[] o Building Department Fire Department ELECTRICAL PERMIT INSPECTION RECORD CALL 417-4735 FOR ELECTRICAL INSPECTIONS. PLEASE PROVIDE A MINIMUM 24 HOUR NOTICE. IT IS UNLA WFUL TO COVER, INSULA TE OR CONCEAL ANY WORK BEFORE IT IS INSPECTED AND ACCEPTED. KEEP PERMIT CARD AND APPROVED PLANS AT JOB SITE INSPECTION TYPE DATE COMMENTS NO GENERAL COMMENTS: PW.II02.1' (41961