Comm T/I: non-structural partitions, soffits, fixtures, finishes, raised flooring system; includes elec, plbg, mech for Ste 147 / tb
SUITE NUMBER CHANGED TO 179 - TC
Reviewed by: Crafts, Donald E. Permit #: C14-1749
Phone: 343-8451 Date: 08/14/14, 09/02/14, 09/16/14
Fax: 249-7652
Email: CraftsDE@muni.org
Permit Manager: Tony Barganier
Phone: 343-8339
Email: BarganierT@muni.org
Project: AT&T STORE - 800 E DIMOND BLVD
Review Number: 340946
1. Status: Architectural Corrections required. 08/15/14 Status: Full Architectural Approval. 09/02/14 Status: Full Architectural Approval, including the deferred submittal. 09/16/14
2. The following comments based on the 2009 International Building Code (IBC) and 2009 International Existing Building Code (IEBC) must be resolved before a permit is issued. The plans and specifications do not permit the violation of any section of the IBC or any federal, state, or local regulations.
3. Drawing No. A-111, Floor Plan/Finish Plan and Drawing No. A-301, Wall Sections; There is FRT Plywood and Faux Wood Beams indicated on the Plans. Verify conformance (for all combustible material) with the requirements in IBC Sec. 603 Combustible Material in Type I and II Construction, IBC Sec. 603.1, Allowable Materials. 08/15/14 DEFERRED SUBMITTAL. 09/02/14 The following was received for resolution of this issue:
September 16, 2014
RE: 2009 IBC Section 806.1.2
Mr. Beitel,
Thanks for submitting your code opinion question to ICC. Your question referenced Section 806.1.2 of the 2009 IBC, and is paraphrased as follows:
Q: How is the percentage of area calculated for allowed decorative materials attached to a drop ceiling?
A: Section 806.1.2 notes that decorative materials meeting the flame propagation performance criteria of NFPA 701 cannot exceed 10 percent of the specific ceiling area to which it is attached. This simply means that the decorative materials, regardless of length from ceiling to floor, may not encompass an area over 10 percent of the ceiling area. As a result, the equation you have noted, [(Wdm x Ldm) / Ceiling Area] x 100 (where dm – dimensions of the decorative area) would provide the allowed area for decorative materials attached to the ceiling.
Code opinions issued by ICC staff are based on ICC published codes and do not include local, state or federal codes, policies or amendments. This opinion is based on the information which you have provided. We have made no independent effort to verify the accuracy of this information nor have we conducted a review beyond the scope of your question. This opinion does not imply approval of an equivalency, specific product, specific design, or specific installation and cannot be published in any form implying such approval by the International Code Council. As this opinion is only advisory, the final decision is the responsibility of the designated authority charged with the administration and enforcement of this code.
Sincerely,
Jeff H. Walker, P.E., C.B.O., M.C.P.
Senior Staff Engineer
Architectural & Engineering Services
International Code Council
4. Drawing No. A-601, Door and Frame Types; The doors with mirrored glass panels require safety glazing per IBC section 2406.3. Verify Safety Glass on both Door Types V1. 08/15/14 RESOLVED. 09/02/14
5. Drawing No. A-808, Restroom Plan and Elevations; A minor CAD error exists in the Detail 2, Section B (North). It appears that the vertical grab bar sliped toward the toilet room back wall from its 3'-4" dimention indicated. 08/15/14 RESOLVED. 09/02/14
