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228 5TH AVE SZZ 8 54-k eqc)e_ S Wesffall, John From: Westfall, John Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2003 3:06 PM To: 'bwilcox@wilcoxconstruction.com' Subject: Sprinkler test Bob: If you have not already, please contact your sprinkler maintenance company for an annual service to the red barn sprinkler. The last company used on file is Viking Automatic Sprinkler Co. of Seattle, 206 622-4656. I'll have the rest of the information via email by COB today. Thank you, John Westfall 425 771-0213 a 1997 UNIFORM BUILDING CODE ?-,-c6 St4 4VS XA1,i7 A6AT -77 TABLE 10-A MINIMUM EGRESS REQUIREMENTS' MINIMUM OF TWO MEANS OF OCCUPANT LOAD FACTOR 3 EGRESS OTHER THAN ELEVATORS ARE REQUIRED WHERE NUMBER OF (square feet) x 0.0929 for M2 USE2 OCCUPANTS IS AT LEAST 1. Aircraft hangars(no repair) 10 500 Auction rooms 30 7 -2. 3. Assembly areas, concentrated use (without fixed seats) so 7 Auditoriums Churches and chapels Dance floors Lobby accessory to assembly occupancy Lodge roorns Reviewing stands Stadiums Waiting area f, A C;*Q F-k— C,0 64 50 3 4. Assembly areas, less -concentrated use 50 Oak Conference rooms ,&ining@ggQM&ww Driniking establishments Exhibit rooms Gymnasiums Lounges Stages Gaming: keno, slot, machine and live games area 50 11 5. Bowling alley (assume no occupant load for bowling lanes) 50 (see ft. note 4) Children's homes and homes for the aged 6 80 -6. Classrooms (0&j,-T wtC.P-,� Ari�c,,�T 50 20 -7. 8. Congregate residences (accommodating 10or less persons and having an area of 3,000 square feet or 10 300 less) 10 200 Congregate residences (accommodating more than 10 persons Or having an area of more than 3,000 square feet) Courtrooms 50 40 -9. Dormitories 10 so -10. Dwellings 10 300 -11. Exercising rooms 50 50 -12. 1 13. arage, arking 30 200 14. Health-care facilities — Sleeping rooms 8 120 Treatment rooms 10 240 Hotels and apartments 10 200 -15. Kitchen —commercial 30 200 -16. 17. Laboratories (Group B) Instructional and teaching laboratories at schools, col.leges and universities 10 50 All other Group B laboratories 10 too 18. Library Reading rooms 50 50 Stack areas 30 100 Locker rooms 30 50 -19. 20. MaUs (see Chapter 4) — — 21. Manufac uring areas 30 200 22. Mechanical equipment room 30 300 (Continued) Effective 7/01/98 (Replaces Page 1-125) At WASHINGTON STATE AMENDMENTS TABLE I O-A MINIMUM EGRESS REQUIREMENTS' (Continued) 23. Nurseries for children (day cam) 7 35 24. Offices 30 too 25. School shops and vocational rooms 50 50 26. Skating rinks 50 50 on the skating area; 15 on the dock 27. Storage and stock rooms 30 300 28. Stores --retail sales Basements and ground Upper floors it� kA,( 50 50 30 60 29. Swimming pools 50 50 for the pool area; 15 on the dock 30. Warchousess 30 500 31. All others 50 too - Ace= to, and egress from, buildings for persons with disabilities shall be provided as specified in Chapter 11. 2 For additional provisions on number of exits from Groups H and I Occupancies and from rooms containing fuel -fired equipment or cellulose nitrate, see Sections 1007.4, 1007.5 and 1007.7, respectively. 3 This table shall not be used to determine working space requirements per person. 4 Occupant load based on five persons for each alley, including 15 fee t (4572 mm) of runway. 5 Occupant load for warehouses containing approved high rack stomge systems designed for mechanical handling may be based on the floor area exclusive of the rack area rather than the gross floor area. (r4z,-r 1-116N�IVO Xjj,D - 1% f-P-44 Effective 7/01/98 _10. TA3LE 10-B TA LE 10-E 1997 UNIFORM BUILDING CODE TABLE 10-B—EGRESS WIDTH PER PERSON SERVED USE STAIRWAYS (inch.. per person) OTHER EGRESS COMPONENTS (Inche. per person) (x 25.4 for mm/person) Hazardous: H-1, H-2, H-3 and H-7 0.7 0.4 Institutional: 1-1 0.3 0.2 Institutional: 1-2 0.4 0.2 All other uses 0.3 TABLE 10-C—CALCULATION FOR MINIMUM WIDTH IN BUILDINGS WITHOUT SMOKE -PROTECTED ASSEMBLY SEATING1 NUMBER OF SEATS CLEAR WIDTH PER SEAT SERVED FOR STAIRS (inches) CLEAR WIDTH PER SEAT SERVED FOR PASSAGEWAY, RAMPS AND DOORWAYS (inches) x 25.4 for mm Unlimited 0.300 AB 0.220 C 3ee 3ection 1UU4.j.z._1. 1 for aetermination of values A, B and C. TABLE 1 O-D—CALCULATION FOR MINIMUM WIDTH IN BUILDINGS WITH SMOKE -PROTECTED ASSEMBLY SEATING1 NUMBER OF SEATS CLEAR WIDTH PER SEAT SERVED FOR STAIRS (inches) CLEAR WIDTH PER SEAT SERVED FOR PASSAGEWAYS, RAMPS AND DOORWAYS (inches) x 25.4 for mm 2,000 0.300 AB 0.220 C 5,000 0.200 AB 0. 150 C 10,000 0. 130 AB 0.100 C 15,000 0.096 AB 0.070 C 20,000 0.076 AB 0.056 C 25,000 or more 0.044 C See Section 1004.3.2.3.1 for determination of values A, B and C. TABLE 10-E—MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SEATS ALLOWED TO HAVE THE MINIMUM 12 INCH (305 mm) CLEAR WIDTH TOTAL NUMBER OF SEATS IN THE SPACE NUMBER OF SEATS PER ROW PERMITTED TO HAVE A MINIMUM 12-INCH (305 mm) CLEAR WIDTH AISLE ACCESSWAY Aisle or Doorway at Both Ends of Row Aisle or Doorway at One End of Row < 4,000 14 7 4,000-6,999 15 7 7,000-9,999 16 8 10,000-12,999 17 8 13,000-15,999 18 9 16,000-18,999 19 9 19,000-21,999 20 10 ;?t 22,000 21 1 11 1-126 Westfall, John From: Westfall, John Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2003 10:01 AM To: Harrison, Marie; Bullis, Ann; Smith, Mike Subject: RE: Wilcox Construction Xmas party Yes Either COU through Building, -or- City Clerk may wish for Special Event -Public Amusement License -&/or- Fire department requires Places of Assembly permit, investigation and approval. John ----- Original Message ----- From: Harrison, Marie Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2003 9:32 AM To: Bullis, Ann; Smith, Mike; Westfall, John Subject: Wilcox Construction Xmas party Bob Wilcox called to see if they need some kind of permit to have their Christmas party in the red barn next to their office. I believe it is 234 5th Avenue 5. The party is planned for.this Friday. —7 17 4 4 (9�r E. Marie Harrison, CPT Development Services City of Edmonds 425.771.0220 x 1389 harrison@ci.edmonds.wa.us Mon. - Fri. 9:00 a.m. to noon and 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. � 7 I(VID-3 lo.3 f A-5 0 L- C,, 7 - 7 C L 645 -5'� �? I MEMORANDUM Date: August 24, 2000 To: Sandy Chase, City Clerk From: Mike Smith, Fire Inspector Subject: PUBLIC AMUSEMENT LICENSE: RED BARN SALE The Youth Services Division of the Edmonds Police Department is holding a non-profit garage sale at the Red Barn. This structure is generally used for storage, is aboutl200 square feet and is fully sprinklered. The PAL for the Red Barn Sale on August 26th and 27' is approved with the following conditions: 1) Occupant load is 49 maximum 2) The 10 foot sliding door shall remain completely open during the sale hours 3) Exits and aisles must be kept clear of obstructions.. 4) Hours of operation will be limited to those proposed (0900 to 1700 hrs) for both days 5) No Smoking is allowed and must be posted in the sale area. 6) Provide a fire watch (someone with a phone who can dial 911 should an emergency arise). 7) A representative from the Edmonds Fire Dept. will inspect conditions prior to the event. Upon approval, a permit will be issued for the event. cc: Sgt. Debbie Smith. City of Edmonds Fire Department JHE EDMONDS POLICE DEPARTMENT YOUTH SERVICES DIVISION, IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE EDMONDS POLICE FOUNDATION, IS HOLDING A FUND RAISING GARAGE SALE Where? The Red Barn 2285 lh Avenue South When? August 26 Tll and 27 TH ?-Ooo Time? 9:00 am to 4:00 pm FUNDS RAISED STAY WITHIN THE COMMUNITY AND ARE USED TO PROVIDE A VARIETY OF SERVICES INCLUDING SCHOLARSHIPS, BIKE RACES, HOLIDAY EVENTS, EDMONDS CHALLENGE AND MANY, MANY MORE! PLEASE DONATE GOOD CLEAN USABLE ITEMS (NO CLOTHING PLEASE) PLEASE CONTACT SGT. DEBBIE SMITH AT (425) 771-0284 TO ARRANGE FOR PICK UP SERVICES /tNk-"- - - clu - �Llk- -rw,,-r- c Date: October 2, 2000 To: Sandy Chase, City Clerk' From: John Westfall, Fire Marshal Subject: 228 Vh Ave S. Fire Department Review An event in a storage occupancy has been planned for an art gallery. The "Red Barn" is a structure used for storage of lumber and is fully sprinklered. The gallery will operate at the 5 Ih Avenue end of an approximately 1200 sq. ft space. A gallery attendant will be present at all times when the public is allowed to view the artwork. Single access exit does limit the direction of escape from a fire problem, however the structure is sprinklered throughout and will also respond if required to stop a fire if it should start. The automatic sprinkler system has been provided an annual system test within the last year. The building is a hybrid III-NN-N fully sprinklered facility. I approve the Public Amusement License for "Red Barn Gallery" for 30 days from the date of issue with the following conditions: 1 . Occupant load is 49 maximum and is posted. 2. The 10'side-sliding door shall remain fully open for duration of occupancy overage to accommodate exhibition activities. 3. Obstructions shall remain clear of the exit. 4. Hours of operation are limited to the business hours of Edmonds Lumber and Hardware store. 5. A fire watch is provided. This person does not require any firefighting expertise, but must be d i rectly 'attentive to fire problems and have access to a telephone to dial 9'- 1-1 immediately if a problem should arise. The gallery attendant may be utilized in this capacity. 6. No smoking is allowed and this must be posted conspicuously w*ithin viewing area. 7. 1 will inspect the building and activity for these license requirements. Upon approval, the City Clerk will issue a license to you for the public amusement. The license and approval of this "temporary usage" will expire following' 30 days from date of issue. Mr. Davis will evaluate the success of the gallery venture at that time to determine if this, or similar uses for the structure will warrant the a proposal, installation and approval of building upgrades to accommodate a permanent change to the nature of the red barn usage. cc: Mr. Chris Davis, Edmonds Lumber and Hardware Mayor Gary Haakensen Development Services Director Duane Bowman City of Edmonds Sb Fire Marshal Date: To: From: Subject: MEMORANDUM September 17, 1999 Sandy Chase, City Clerk John Westfall, Fire Marshal Public; Amusement License: Red Barn Sale 228 5" Ave S. Fire Department Review An event in a Storage occupancy has been planned for a used retail sale. The "Red Barn" is a structure used for storage of lumber and is fully sprinklered. The public sale will include silent and a live auction in an approximately 1200 sq. ft space. The auction portions of the sale will occur in 2 separate two-hour increments where the most persons will be present inside the structure. Single access exit does limit the direction of escape from a fire problem, however the structure is sprinklered throughout and will also respond if required to stop fire if it should start. The automatic sprinkler system has been provided an annual system test within the last year. The building is a hybrid III- NN-N fully sprinklered facility. I approve the Public Amusement License for "Red Barn Sale" on September 18, with the following conditions: 1 . Occupant load is 49 maximum. 2. Open 10' side -sliding door fully for duration of occupancy overage to accommodate retail/auction activities. 3. Keep obstructions away from exit. 4. Hours of operation are limited to September 18, 1999 between 9 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. as proposed. 5. Provide a fire watch. This person does not require any expertise, but must be directly attentive to fire problems and have access to a telephone to dial 9-1-1 immediately if a problem should arise. 6. No smoking is allowed and must be posted conspicuously within sale area. 7. An Edmonds Fire Company will inspect conditions prior to the event. Upon approval, a permit will be issued to you for the event. cc: Tom Dockins, Edmonds Fi.re Safety Foundation City of Edmonds * Fire Marshal Y--- NO el a 70 V7 1 31 q 77 6D VIKING AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER COMPANY 3434 FIRST AVENUE SOUTH SEATTLE WA 98134 206-622-4656 FIRE DEPARTMENT: EDMONDS FIRE DEPARTMENT ATTENTION: INSPECTION REPORTS FOR THE FOLLOWING: NAME: EDMONDS LUMBER MAR-VEL MARBLE HOUSE OF MARBLE JUNE 25, 1990 ADDRESS: 5TH AVE 202 MAIN STREET 316 5TH AVE RESPECTFULLY, MARY RIOUX INSPECTION COORDINA IRECEI V ED ]UN 2g199O .EQMgNQSFIGE DEPT. VIKING AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER CO. 3434 FIRST AVENUE SOUTH - TELEPHONE 622-4656 SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 98134 TRANSMITTAL LETTER m REM flop" �wllvl 10- will OffiwArM GENTLEMEN: WE ARE SENDING HEREWITH DATE6-8--713 ED UNDER SEPARATE COVER THE FOLLOWING COPIES DESCRIPTION . f S PATej&A-L- Al\JQ T65T 12EOMEIULr-� COMMENTS: YOUR APPROVAL - PLEASE RETURN APPROVED SET TO US CUSTOMER APPROVAL AONSTRUCTION - NO RETURN REQUIRED FOR YOUR REFERENCE AND FILE. NO RETURN REQUIRED PLEASE RETURN COPIES TO US WITH RECOMMENDATIONS COPY TO: VERY TRULY YOURS, CONTRACTOR'S MATERIAL & TEST CERTIFICATE SPRINKLER SYSTEMS - WATER SPRAY SYSTEMS PART "A" GENERAL 71�, ,PROCEDURE ONTRA TOR'S REPRESENTATIVE AND WITNESSED BY AN OWNER*S REPRESENTATIVE. UPON COMPLETION OF WORK� INSPECTION AND TESTS SHOULD BE MADE BY C C ALL DEFECTS . SHOULD 0 . E CORRECTED AND SYSTEM LEFT IN SERVICE BEFORE CONTRACTOR'S MEN FINALLY LEAVE THE JOB. A CERTSFIC . ATE SHIOULD:BE FILLED OUT AND SIGNED BY I . 30TH,REP I RESENTATIVES.!'�COPIES. SHOULD BE PREPARED FOR INSPECTING AUTHORITIES. OWNER AND CONTRACTOR. IT IS UNDERSTOOD THE OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE'S SIGNATURE. IN NCP WAY PREJUDICES ANY CLAIM AGAINST CONTRACTOR FOR FAULTY MATERIAt- POOR WORKMANSHIP OR.FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH INSPECTING AUTHORITY'S REQUIREMENTS OR LOCAL ORDINANCES. PROPERTY NAMIE LO DATE PROPERTY ADDRESS %P Was ACCEPTED, BY INSPECTION AUTHOFCITV7'-Sl N;MES ADDRESS .PLANS INSTALLATION CONFORMS TO ACCEPTED PLANS YES [I NO r-1 EQUIPMENT USED IS APPROVED YES [I, NO 0 ;F NO, STATE DEVIATIONS 7- HAS PERSON IN CHARGEOF FIRE EQUIPMENT BEEWINSTRUCTED AS TO�LOCATION OF CONTROL NO 0 VALVES AND CARE OF THIS NEW EQUIPMENT YES 0, IF,NO;,EXPLAIN INSTRUC� TIONS HAS A COPY OF.INSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE CHART BEEN LEFT AT PLANT YES NO 0 IF NO, -EXPLAIN FLUSHING: Flow the required rate. until main$ are clear as indicated by no collection of foreign material in burlap bop at outlets such as hydrants and blow -off&. Flush at flows not less than , 750 GPM for 6-inch pipe and avWler, 1000 GPIM for B-irvch,:ISW GPM for 10-inch, 2000 GPM for 12-inch. Where supply cannot produce stipulated flow rate, obtain maximum available by using properly sized discharge devices.. dircis c test i calls fferen of dry. HYDROSTATIC, 'Hy iiti should be made at not less then 200 PSI for two hours or 60 PSI above static presslqrs� it ex Of 150 PSI. Of Ill pipe valve clappers should be left open during test io prevent �sxnqp. All above wound piping leakagi should be stopped. TEST LEAKAGE New pipe laid with rubber gesketed joints should, if the workrisanihip is satisfactory. he" no leakage at the joints. Unsatisfactory amounts of leakage usually result from twisted, pinched or cut gaskets.. However,.scime Is~ might result from small amounts of grit or small imperfections. The amount of leakage DESCRIPTION am the j.int,.,h.uI1d not exceed, 2,quarts per hour per 100 joints iffespectivelly of pipe diameter. The leakage should be distributed overall joints. If such leakage occurs at a few joints, the installation should be considered unsatisfactory and necessity repairs made. Now pipe Wdi with caulked load or lead4ubstitute joints should, if the wwkmanship- is satisfactory, have little or no leakage at. the joints. Any joint having leakage, or�more them a -slight drip" or -weeping" should be ne- paired. Leakage should not exceed I *oz. (liquid measurs) per hour per inch of pipe diameter par joint. The leakage shouid be distributed over all joints. If such leakage occurs almost. entirely. at a few joints, the installation should be considered unsatisfactory and necossary repairs made. PNEUMATIC: Establish 40 PSI I- air pressure and measure pressure drop which should not exceed'11% PSI in 24 hours. Test pressure tanks it normal water.level ir pressure, and measure'-iiii, pressure drop which should not exceed 1% PSI in 24 hours. PART "87 UNDERGROUND PIPING FEEDS BLDGS LOCATION PIPE TYPE AND CLASS TYPE JOINT UNDER- -CONFORMS To STANDARD YES 0 NO [I GROUND IF NO, EXPLAIN PIPES JOINTS, NEEDING ANCHORAGE CI.AMPED. STRAPPED OR BACKED"IN �ACCORDANCE YES [I N0:EI - AOINTS -WITH, �:STANDARO IF NO. EXPLAIN JESTS. �FLLISAING HYDROSTATIC LEAKAGE RtOOIRED NEW UNDERGROUND PIPING FLUSHED ACMROING TO iL STANDARD, BYL (COMPANY) 14OW WAS FLUSHING FLOW'OBTAINED PUBLIC WATER -0 -FIRE-PUMP'[:] OR RESERVOIR­13, - THROUGH WHAT TYPE OPENING FLUSHING HYD. aUTT. OPEN PIPE 0 L:EAO-INS FLUSHED ACCORDING TO STANDARD, YES TESTS :RY.(COMPANY). HOW WAS FLUSHING FLOW OBTAINED PUBLIC WATER 0 TANK.OR RESERVOIR 0 FIRE !MP THROUGH. WHAT -TYPE OPENING% Y CONN.TO FLAilidE & SPIGOT 0 ALL NEW UNDERGROUND PIPING HYDROS!Mrq�LLYTESTEO AT HYDROSTATIC FOR HOURS T OTAL AMOUNT OF LEAKAGE MEASURED, L KAGE GALS. OURS TESTS ALLOWABLE'LEA,iAGE GALS.. HOURS 147,(9