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Wesffall, John
Prom: Westfall, John
Sent: Friday, December 28, 2012 11:11 AM
To: 13jorback, Leif; Smith, Mike
Subject: RE: Westgate Chapel Remodel
Leif:
I'm around early afternoon if he comes in. Mike and I are both out on Monday.
Assembly space is used for same purpose what about occupant load if 50 or over?
Additional to Phil's comments, panic hardware would be indicated for doors, and what about
emergency illumination in this new (hallway) area and fire alarm initiation and/or notification
devices? It would be helpful if he provided RCP for sprinklers and alarm devices.
We will condition a field check for sprinkler placement around new walls and doors, or he
provides RCP. Any sprinkler and alarm work can be conditioned on main permit, I don't see
considerable rework to require additional permits, unless you wish.
I can't tell what's going on at the top of "New Ramp". Will you clarify door swing, landing and
hardware?
John Westfall
Edmonds Fire Marshal
----- Original Message -----
From: Bjorback, Leif
Sent: Friday, December 28, 2012 9:02 AM
To: Westfall, John; Smith, Mike
Subject: FW: Westgate Chapel Remodel
Here is the email with the attachment. Let me know if you want in on the discussion.
Leif 13jorback
Assistant Building Official
City of Edmonds
(425) 771-0220 x1l 380
From: Phil Frisk [mailto:phil.frisk@pwfarchitecture.com]
Sent: Thursday, December 27, 2012 3:00 PM
To: Yarberry, Leonard
Cc: 15jorback, Leif; David Lundquist
Subject: RE: Westgate Chapel Remodel
Hi Leonard -
Thanks for getting back to me. Attached is a preliminary drawing showing what we're
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considering. To summarize:
1 . Area of proposed work is clouded.
2. We'd like to create a chapel space adjacent and directly accessible from the
existing sanctuary. We would incorporate a portion of an existing hallway and
enlarge an existing meeting room.
3. Access from the sanctuary would be through a re -configured doorway, moved to
the wall separating the sanctuary from the hallway. Currently that door is not
labeled as an exit, nor is it used as a common means of egress from the
sanctuary. It is one step above the sanctuary floor, and we would replace that
with a ramp.
4. The sanctuary is served by seven labeled exits from the main floor, and three
labeled exits from the balcony.
5. The hallway that would essentially go away is not needed to maintain a required
exit pathway, as the two exits from either end of the hallway would remain and be
labeled as exits.
6. The doors from the new chapel space would be labeled as exits, so even people
exiting from the sanctuary in an emergency would clearly see how to continue
exiting the building.
7. The original building is Type V-A, was constructed in the late 1970s, and is
sprinklered only in the basement; the gym addition is Type 11 construction, fully
sprinklered.
I'd be happy to meet with you to review the feasibility of this and discuss any questions
you may have. Feel free to call or e-mail.
Philip W. Frisk, AIA
Principal
Ph5,FftkOPWFArch1tecture,com
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From: Yarberry, Leonard [mailto:leonard.yarberry@ci.edmonds.wa.us]
Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2012 10:11 AM
To: 'Phil Frisk'
Cc: Bjorback, Leif
Subject: RE: Westgate Chapel Remodel
Hello Phil,
I am cc'ing Leif on this, since he will likely be doing the review. We do not have 'specific interpretations'
of 1014.2, so we would need to look at the proposal to see how the provisions would apply. If you could
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email a pdf of what you are considering we might be able to provide some suggestions.
Leonard
Leonard Yarberry
Building Official
City of Edmonds
(425)771-0220
From: Phil Frisk [ma ilto: phi l.frisk@pwfa rchitectu re.com]
Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2012 9:45 AM
To: Yarberry, Leonard
Subject: Westgate Chapel Remodel
Hi Leonard -
I'm working with Westgate Chapel on a minor remodel, and I'd like to have an informal
meeting with you and perhaps our fire inspector Mike Smith. Our idea is to create a
small meeting space accessed directly from a side exit from the sanctuary, but also
accessed from existing hallways. I'm wondering if you have any specific interpretations
of IBC 1014.2 as it applies to an A-3 occupancy.
I'm out of town for Christmas so if we could meet 12/27 or 12/28, or sometime the
following week, that would be great. Feel free to call or text my cell (206) 920.3554 or
just e-mail. Thanks.
Philip W. Frisk, AIA
Principal
PN.FNSk@PWFAr0itemre,com
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144 RaftiW Avenipe, StAe 307
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12/28/2012
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Westgate Chapel
Main Floor Plan Showing Conceptual Chapel Remodel
December 27, 2012
APPLICATION FOR PERMIT
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January 3, 2012
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Name of Company (DBA):
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Edmonds Location :
22901 Edmonds Way
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Building Representative (signature)
Sprinklers - Wet
Page 1 of 2
The items on the checklists below shall be inspected and tested. This list does not constitute all of the required
inspecting and testing of the fire and life safety system. Refer to the Seattle Fire Departm ent Fire
Code for inspecting
:,�i and
testing requirements.
�,.General
I..
rain ow conducted?
Main Drain.andInspector'sD test
No
Static pressure: P.S.I.
15-p s.i. Flow pressure:
3.
Number of Sprinkler Heads.
,4
2-in ch d rain? Other
Yes
No
.6.
M bells tested?
Flow switches switches and.alar N/A
supervisory,
�No
'6.
Pressure regulating v alves tes ted? N/A
Yes
No
Alarm bell operates? N/A
Yes
o
System inspected and lubricated?
Yes J2f
No
Valves are sealed or supervised?
Yes
�No'
.1-9.
Signs are provided on valves?
Yes,0
No
11.
r
Pum er connections and clapper valves unobst ucted and turn freely
p
Yes
No
12.
Sprinkler coverage is acceptable?
Yes
No
I
'Have the sprinkler heads been replaced,or successfully sample test in the' -
No,
last 50 years? Date of last test:
14.
Proper number of spare sprinkler heads available with appropriate wrenches
Yes
No
for each?
A6.
System left in service?.
Yes
No
)6.
System gauges replaced or calibrated within the last 5 years?
Yes 0
No 13
Yearchanged: 7- 11 /Z_
�'j 7.
Sprinkler heads free of corrosion, paint, obstructions and/or physical
Yes
No
damage?
18.
Was debris found in the Fire Department Connection (FDC)?
Yes 0
NoA
�'i 9. Was the Fire Department Connection (FDC) back flushed within the last 5
Yes No
years? Date 'of last back flush
20. Was an internal pipe and valve inspection performed within the last 5 years? Yes 13 No C3
Date Performed
Yes
-21. :Is the hydraulic nameplate installed and visible on, riser, if No then Yellow Tag.
No 13
(Ref: NFPA 25 5.2.7)
'22. Was a signal received at the Central Station monitoring
N/A YesZ No 0
company?
Froula Alarm Systems, Inc.
861 industry Dr. Tukwila, WA 98188
206-575-1962 office Page 2 of 2
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APPLICATION FOR PERMIT
FOR MATERIALS OR PROCESSES
March 7, 2011
Please verify and correct the following information:
IDE-T-, r-
MARI 8 PAID
EDMONDS FIRE DEPT.
Name of Company; DBA
Westgate Chapel
Edmonds Location
22901 Edmonds Way
In conformity with the terms of
Places of Assembly -Occupant Load: 1168
the International Fire Code,
application is hereby made to
store, use or maintain the
following activity, storage or
processes:
Mailing Address:
22901 Edmonds Wy
Edmonds WA 98020
EFD LIFIR #:
13199901 C054
(for office use)
Q
Your Signature
Ira
Your Name (print)
v V[
Your Title
Please make corrections, attach $40 payable to the City of Edmonds, and mail to:
Fire Marshal
Department of Fire Prevention
121-5 th Avenue North
Edmonds, WA 98020
CITY OF EDMONDS
DEPARTMENT OF FIRE PREVENTION
PERMIT
January 1, 2011 131-999-01C-054 December 31, 2011
Date of Issue UFIR Number Date of Expiration
I This PERMIT is issued to: I Westgate Chapel I
I located at: 122901 Edmonds Way I Edmonds, WA
I To engage in the business, occupation or process of: I I
And shall constitute permission to maintain, store, use or handle materials or to conduct
process which produce conditions hazardous to life or property or to install equipment used in
Connection with such activities as follows:
Places of Assembly - Occupant Load: 1168
I Allowed Occupant Load: 1 1168 j
Pursuant to the provisions of the International Fire Code, any violation of the Code may be
grounds for the revocation of this PERMIT.
This permit does not take the place of any
license required by law and is not
transferable. Any change in the use or
occupancy of premises shall require a new
permit.
This Permit Must Be Posted At All Times in The Premises Identified Above
City of Edmonds Community Development Code 19.25.020
EDMONDS
C ITY OF,,
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121 5TH AVENUE N. - EDMONDS, WASHINGTON 98020 (425) 771-0215
FIRE DEPARTMENT
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BUSINESS NAME: Westgate Chapel
MAILING 22901 Edmonds Wy
FIRE PREVENTION
V ''YWRVEY
1) � �; — SAFETT;
PHONE: 4257752776
FREQUENCY STATION& SHIFT
365 20 A
SCHEDULED
DATE DUE 11� 01/01/10
LIFIR 0, 131 1 5 4
ADDRESS: Edmonds
98020
BUSINESS OWNER: Lundquist, David
HOMEPHONE:
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HOME PHONE:
4257760306
PERSON CONTACTED: A VT'" INITIAL INSPECTION DATE
NAME OF INSPECTOR:
FIRE AS12/08 FA7/00 HID2,108 UL300!FD LkBx 'TO LXX U6 ("�I- FE�LL03
SYSTEMS: To cct"- ANNUAL
(315/1 c' 10 6/0 C.Oov—
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ENTER CODE ONLY ONCE
VIOLATION CODE
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
1st RE -INSPECTION
DATE DUE:
2nd RE -INSPECTION
DATE DUE,
EXTENSION
GRANTED TO:
FINAL RE -INSPECTION
DATE DUE:
VIOLATIONS
CITED:
PERSON
CONTACTED:
PERSON
CONTACTED:
PERSON
CONTACTED:
1
INSPECTOR:
INSPECTOR:
INSPECTOR:
2
DATE:
DATE:
DATE:
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VIOLATIONS
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PRE -CITATION
LETTER SENT
CITATION ISSUED
NUMBER:
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DATE:
CODE
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DISPOSITION:
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� LETTER NEEDED 0 YES NO
LETTER NEEDED 0 YES NO
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CERTIFICATION - INSTALLATIO INSPECTION
Customer Name
Address
LLA 2mzn
SYSTEM
Model(s) and serial numbers
Number of nozzles and Part No.
Number of detector(�) and degree rating
Energy shut -oft devices — type and size
Other accessory equipment provide� (P station, electric switches, etc.)
V 7LO; S �_ .
COOKING/VENTILATING EQUIPMENT
Number of duct(s) and size
Hood size and plenum size
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Cooking Appliances and size of cooking surface. (NOTE- List appliances from left to right and indicate those
being protected.)
1 . I _-:� ( . (, -, �U/,_ - - - - 4.
2. 00 5.
3. 61 6.
FIRE EXTINGUISHER INSPECTION NOTE:
TO BE COMPLETED BY INSTALLER
3.,&S 13 NO
The fire suppression system is installed in accordance TO BE COMPLETED BY CUSTOMER
with the manufacturer's instructions, NFPA. Standard
96 and 17 (current issue), and all applicable state and
local codes. Exceptions to other provisions of NFPA 96 ES 0 NO
that'were observed are noted below.
I understand that it is the recommendation CfANSUL
Exceptions: and of the National Fire, Projection Association
Standa rd 96 and 17 that the fire suppression system be
inspected and maintained every , 6 months to ensure
continued efficiency and reliability and that failure :to
do so may result in failure of. the system to operate
properly,
CUSTOMER NAME AND TITLE
,,0YES. . 0. NO
All electrical work or.work provided by others to
complete this system installation has been completed.
SIGNATURE
bis,mBUTO
ADDRESS
SIGNATURE C4
DA TE
JAN -16 2010
DEVELOPMENT ScRVIrES CTR.
CITY OF EDMONDS
DATE
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Froula Alarm Systems, Inc.
861 Industry br.
Tuk-wita, WA -98188
206-1575,1962 office
206-57"168 'fax
Seattle Fire. Department
Confidence Test Report
206-386-1448 Confidence Testing Officer
206-6154068 (1AX) A!, 0
206-233-:7219 Red Tag. Hdlhe
SPRINKLEA --WF-T:'SYSTEM
Certification Given -
.(.One System per Report)
REU 0
YELLOW 0
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CONFIDENCE TEST REP -AIRS
Occupancy Address: 4.4 L--y
Occupancy Nam.
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Responsible Person'
First &-Last Name: 0" oe. 5;"i-A,
Phone Number� Z>,79
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.Responsible Person
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Addre.ss,' . ty, State g, 45��7�
Resporable Party
E -Mail Address
Daite of -Inspection:
Inspection 7
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Frequem-y/Type
Testers Name
(Please Print): Pt C
SIZI)Cettiliration
Numb - er .... Sep -
Identification
Number: C4
System Location:
Central station monitoring? YOS JW No 13
Monitoring
Monitoning Required.? YesZ No t3
company Name:
System Make:
System Made[-'
SEATTLE FiRg C009 VIOLATIONS FOUND: (If a itional room is nwded, please. add a separate Oveet)
CORRECTIONS MADE*- Date Corrected:
Corrected
(if additional room b weeWo, pWw Odd a sepirmle sheM SFD Certification Number. -SC-P- -
This certifies that this fire a nd life Ofety system has been properly inspected for reliability to cover the
Items listed in this report and is cdnsistent with SiO16 Fire De rtment Fire Code sWndards. and that
--pa
disctepAficles art noted and have been reported. to --the building O*npyManager for coirrectiVe ac0on.
Signature of Tester:
Phone 0M,
Building Representative (signat,ure)
Qywinlrl,nr� - Wei#
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The iterns on the checklists below! shall be Inspected and tested. this W does not consfitutte all of the required
Inspecting and testing of the fire anO. life safety system. keter to the Seate Fire bepaftent Fire Code f6r inspecting
and testing requirements.
General
24 Static pressure: F-5—AsAi Flow pressure.: ?0
4. lAnch drain!
6., Pressure regulating valves
7-
Other
Yes
No 13
N/A 7 Yes 0 No, .0
8. System inspected and lubr"ed? Yes 0 No C1
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10. Signs are provided on -valves.? Yes 0 No C3
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12. Sprinkler coverage is acceptable! Yes 0 No 0
14. Proper number of spare spfin�ler heads- available with- appropriate wrenches
Yes:
No
for each?
e last 5 years?-
Yes
No. 0:
Up
W.
18..: Was -debris fbundin the Fire.Department Connection.(FDC)? Yes 0
NoZ
01
20. Was -an -internal pip;e and
Date Pe
22, Was a- signal received:at the
company?
.4ZnrinL-1csrc-_ 1111imf
inspection performed within the lost 5 years?
Yes No
Station monkoting Yes Pr_
M1
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Frl 0--Ula Alarm Systems, Inc.
J
861 Industry Dr.
Tukwila, WA 98188
206-575-1962 office
2W67"166 -fax.
Seattle Fire Department
Confidence Te-st Report.
206-386-1448 Confidence Test" Officer
20M1 5-1068 (fax)
206-233-7219 Red Tag Hotline
S PRINKLER — W& SYSTEM
I
Certification Given
(one System per ROOM) - -
RED
YELLOW
WHITE
CONFIDENCE TEST �EPA[Rj���o
-Occupancy Address-, :ZZ'701'i CN)mPJ5 Occupancy Name -
Responsible Person
First& Last Name. 0�.Pn re.4i S.ft 141-o% Phone Number
.Respo il I -
. nsible.Person L.14 potW Responsible Party
Address, City, State, Z4Y E Mail Address
Datq�'of Inspection? Inspection
Frequencyfrypw.
Testers Name SFD Certification
.�Please 116W. 0"4� Number Scpk-
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Identifidation
Number A69!4!-� 5Afn System Location:
central station monitorime . Yes H No 0 Monitoring
Mor0toring Requi�red?. Yesff- I No 0 Company Name:
System Make: --- 6.CWI! System Model:.
SeATTLE FIRE CoDE Viot.AmNs F�UND: (it 9dditioW toorri is needed, please add a. separate slieet)
Comcnow MADE: Date .0orre4ted; Cmected W.
(itaddWonal room is needed, p!wse mW a seRH+.~) SFD Cerlificadon Number: SCP -
This certifies ftt this fire aind life "Ity systerh has been properly inspected for re * fiabil ' ity-to over -the
Items fisted in this teport and is closistent. with Seaft- Fire Departrnent Fire Code standards, and that
tliscmpancies are noted and ha" been reported to the building OwnerlMariaget fdr corrective action.
Signature.of Tester Phone.#
Building Representative (signatO-re)
Rntinklp 0- 4 -f �J
m - Wpt
041041201013:25 206-575-8169
Marjory EarW
Page 414
The items on the cheddists- beloM shall be inspected and tested, This, list does not constitute all of ft req
i _- .. uired
inspecting and testri, of the fire ana Ke safety system. Refer to the Seattie Fire Department Fire Code for -inspecfing
.. 9
and testing requiremepts,
General
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2. -'resgure,
__PAJ. Flow p.
4. .2-inchdrain? Other Yes No
6- Pressure regulating vativemss te
ted- N/A
Yes
No
14
B. System inspected and lubdc*d?
Yes 0
No. C3
Y-9
10; Signs are provided on valves.
Yes
No
't W'�
12. Sprinkler coverage is accepta�ble?
Yes
'No
14. Proper -number of spare sprin�ler
heads available with appropriate wrenches
Yes
No
for each?
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p
within the last.5. yeam?-
Yes
No
Year changed: -
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18. Was debris fbund -in the Fire bepartment
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Yes
No
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20.. Was an irdernal pipe and valvp- inspection performed within the last 5 years?
--- Date Perfornied Yes -13 No
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22, Was a signal received -at the (�entral Station -monitoring N/A Yes 0" No CI
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Fire Incident Report
Edmonds Fire Department
incident #: EF07003829 Case $: $EF07004305 Incident Date: 10/31/2007
Exposure: 0 Jurisdictional Station: 20 Location Type: Street address
Address: 22901 EDMONDS WAY
City: Edmonds State: WA Zip: 98026
Incident Type: Alarm system sounded, no fire - unintentional
Shift: A Alarms: 1 Grid: EF054
Aid Type: None
Alarm Time: 19:15:17 10/31/2007
Arrival Time: 19:24:44 10/31/2007
Last Unit Cleared Time: 19:28:54 10/31/2007
Actions Taken: Investigate
HazMat Released: None
Property Value: 0 Contents Value: 0
Property Loss: 0 Contents Loss: 0
Fire Service Deaths: 0 Civilian Deaths: 0
Fire Service Injuries: 0 Civilian Injuries: 0
Detector:
Officer In Charge: JOHN DOWLING Assignment: Suppress
Mixed Property Use: Not mixed use
Property Use: Church, mosque, synagogue, temple, chapel
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Incident Number: EF07003829 Exposure: 0 Incident Date: 10/31/2007
Apparatus and Personnel
Apparatus ID Personnel ID('s)
E16 EF2208 EF2266 EF2532
Fire Incident Report
Edmonds Fire Department
Incident Number: EF07003829 Exposure: 0 Incident Date: 10/31/2007
Narrative
1915) E-16 responded to the report of an automatic fire alarm at the Westgate Chapel. This
was called in by a neighbor who saw the alarms flashing strobes. E-16 arrived on -scene of a
two story, wood and masonry constructed church. It appeared that they where having a
Halloween function. There was nothing visible. I made contact with a representative from the
church who stated that a child had accidentally pulled the alarm system. I checked there
remote enunciator panel/map and it showed no alarm/trouble and appeared to be in service (all
li hts were green). I checked the fire alarm panel in the basement and it also showed no
a?arm/trouble. The representative from the church advised me that he had reset the system
and also placed the pull station back in-service. It is worth noting that at no time did Sno-com
receive a call from their monitoring agency. E-16 in-service. (1928)
FF JOHN DOWLING
1�/01/0'7 09:38:29 PRINT REQUESTED BY TERMINAL EFPC07
Incident History for: #EF07003829
Case Numbers: $EF07004305 $S207020091
Entered 10/31/07 19:15:14 BY SCPC01 SC715
Dispatched 10/31/07 19:15:17 BY SCPC01 SC715
Enroute 10/31/07 19:18:00
Onscene 10/31/07 19:24:44
Closed 10/31/07 19:28:54
Initial Type; FAC Initial Alarm Level: 1 Final Alarm Level: 1
Final Type: FAC (FIRE ALARM - COMMERCIAL) Pri: 2 Dispo:
Police BLK: E004GO2 Fire BLK: EF054 Map Page: 474H-1 Group: EF1 Beat: EF20 Src: T
Loc: 22901 EDMONDS WY EDM -- WESTGATE CHAPEL EDM btwn 95 PL W & 232 ST SW M
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Name:
/1915 (SC715 ) ENTRY
/1915 DISP E16
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Addr: Phone; 4257725644
,NO FURTHER INFORMATION
#EF2208 DOWLING,J-F [E,M,Rl
#EF2266 HOOVER,T-F [P,M]
#EF2532 BAILEY,J-F
$ASNCAS E16 $EF07004305
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$ASNCAS TAC21 $S207020091
CHANGE LIGHT FLASHING
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,PANEL SHOWS RESET
MEMORANDUM
DATE 6-116-11 (,
REPORTED BY OF
SUBJECT 0 z q 6��
ADDRESS:
CONCERNS/
HAZARDS:
SIGNED
FOLLOW-UP:
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MAY-09-1996 08:59
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NUMBER OF PAGES (including cover sheet),
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P,O. Box 958 Lww%%u-)d, IVA 98046-0958 4, 7127 - 196di 5ucct 5-W. * Suite 201 , Lynnwood
Telephone 775-8661 * Voice Wil 775-8663 , Fax 778-0822
Smtc Reotradon No. 213-01 SU-ND-QH-*245QQ
MAY-09-1996 08:59 SUNDQUIST HOMES, INC. 206 778 0822 P.02/04
JNDQUISTHomES, INC.
I The Townhonic Nople. And more.
TO: Gary Jelley
FROM: Larry Sundquist
RE: Exiting Requirements and Plan for Sanctuary During Remodel
DATE: May 9,1996
As we briefly discussed * on Wednesday, the sancw ary is deficient in its exiting requirements
until we have additional doors installed out of the lobby. turrently I believe we hAve2,012
lineal feet of pew. When you figure -18 inchesper person this means the sanctuary.can hold
1,341 people. This requires 268 inches of exit doors. Currently we are only providing 144
-inches, which we can increase to 216 inches.
Until we have additional exiting ' out of the lobby we are going to have to do two things. 1)
reduce the amount of seating available in the sanctuary and, 2) make sure we have the two
additional exits I mentioned above provided for.
As I indicated with the addition of two doors we will be providing 216 inches of exit. This
will allow for the. seating of 1, 080 people,, or 261 -people less, which equates into 391 feet of
pew. * I would like to close down, that many fe ' et of pew in the balcony using some Idnd of
security tape. You guys can figure out which parts would be easiest to close down. I would
suggest the upper back comers since they are the longest
pew$.
In order to get our 216 feet of exiting we need toprovide two more.doors. we can provide
for these as follows:
1. Through the office. This will necessitate having the doorbetween. the lobby and the office
wing kept open whenever the sanctuary is in use. We will need to post an exit sign above.
that door. We also need to post a sign on both sides of the door that the door is to be kept
open whenever the sanctuary is in use.
2. Exiting will need to be provided out of the pastors door. This exit -should be clearly
posted, probably in a couple of locations so it can be seen. There should. also be an exit
sign with an. arrow posted as the entryway gets' into the hallway pomiting towards the
basement stairs. At that point the existing exiting signs should take over.
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Telephonc (206) 775-8661 0 Voice Mail (206) 775-8663 * Fix (206) 778-0822
Statc Reoratio No. 223-01 SU-ND-QH-*245QQ
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MAY-09-1996 08:59 SUNDQUIST HOMLS, INC. 206 778 0822 P.03/04
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memo to Gary Jelley.
May 9, 1996
Basically what we need to keep in mind is that we nced to have 8 doors, that provide exiting
from the sanctuary. All of these doors must open out and every door betwe . en the. sanctuary
and them must move out. in order to increase the amount of pews we are using -in the
sanctuary, we will need to increase the number of doors. - This can be done by building the
temporary platforms out to include additional doors, or waiting until we can use the new doors
out of the addition. Once they are in we could certainly make themavailable for use during
emergencies only and so post them.
-One of us should probably also brief Mike Donog . hue . and Dave Lundquist so that they are
aware of what is going. on and can. stay on top of it while. the sanctuary is in use.'
Additionally, we may have some long term exiting issues that we need, to come to grips with.
I will be worldng directly with Crary McComas, the Edmonds Fire Marshall, regarding thew
issues. For your information, his phone number is. 771-020, fax number is 771-0208. -He is
basically now filling the role that Tom Foster had prior to our being in t . he City of Edmonds.
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OCCUPANT WESTGATE CHAPEL
STREET NO. 22901 Edmonds Way OCC..GROUP A-2.1
Edmonds, WA 98020
OWNER USE ZONE
ADDRESS TYPE OF BLDG. III-1 Hour
BUILDING PERMIT NO. 40415
uAc mccid 1rjQPr11TFn AMO THE FOLLOWING OCCUPANCY THEREOF IS HEREBY AUTHORIZED:
AREA UNDER
THIS CERTIF.
MAXIMUM
OCCUPANT
MAX. ALLOWABLE
FLOOR LOADS
FLOORS
OCCUPANCIES
SQUARE FT.
LOAD
LeS. PER SQ. FIT.
1
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15, 19'4—
400
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2
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15,194
860.
50 lbs.
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5,780
655
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REMARKS
CODE COMPLIANCE INSPECTOR: Fire Protection Dist�:� #1 DATE April 11, 19 89
BY:
L-- Building OtRdial
POSTING: The Certificate of Occupancy shall 'be posted in a conspicuous place on the premises
and shall not be removed except by the Building Official.
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COUNTY OF SNOHOMISH - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIVISION
CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY
TAX ACCOUNT NO. 5462-000-009-22901 EXPIRES Februa
OCCUPANT WESTGATE CHAPEL
STREET NO. 22901 Edmonds Way OCC.GROUP A-2.1
Edmonds, WA 98020
OWNER USE ZONE
ADDRESS TYPE OF BLDG. III-1 Hour
BUILDING PERMIT NO.- 40415
e i2cem meorrTFn ANn THE FOLLOWING OCCUPANCY THEREOF IS HEREBY AUTHORIZED:
FLOORS
OCCUPANCIES
AREA U NOER
THIS CERTIF.
SQUARE FT.
MAXIMUM
OCCUPANT
LOAD
MAX. ALLOWABLE
FLOOR LOADS
LOS. PER SO. FT.
1
2
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A-2.1, Chapel
A-2.1, Sanctuary & Office
Balcony
15,194
15,197—
—5,780
400
—860
655
Concrete
.50 lbs.
5U lbs.
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REMARKS
CODE COMPLIANCE INSPECTOR: Fire Protection DistLilct #1 -DATE April 11 19 89
BY:
L..P_ duilding Oireial
POSTING: The Certificate of Occupancy shall be posted in a conspicuous place on the premises
and shall not be removed except by the Building Off icial.
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Assignments
on other side.
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Main
Floor
er Floor
To: FILE, Westgate Chapel
From Gary L. McComas, Fire Marshal
Subject: Christmas Program, set material
During a meeting with Gary Jelly on 12-7-95 it was observed that a large temporary elevated stage
had been constructed on the stage. The front of the stage was draped with a gold colored fabric, .
that we questioned the flame retardant of We asked Mr. Jelly to investigate the rating of the fabric
and let us know of his findings.
On 12-11-95 Mr. Jelly called and advised me that the fabric was not flame retardent and asked for
direction on correcting the problem. I went down to the Westgate Chapel and showed Mr. Jelly the
appropriate section of the code and discussed the possibility of treating the fabric. The person in
charge of the decorations ---- name -------- advised us that she had already talked to a fire retardent
application company and had been advised that they probably couldn't help. While I was at the '
Chapel on 12-11 she again contacted the fire retardant company by phone who reassured her that
the fabric was untreatable.
We then obtained a small sample of the fabric to do a field flame test, which the fabric failed
miserably. The sample that was approximately 6 sq. inches burned and dripped in a violent nature,
convincing them of the real concern. -- was then going to begin the task of locating a new
fabric that is mutually acceptable. N
EDMONDS FIRE DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE FIRE MARSHAL
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If you do not receive all the pages. please calle�� at (206)775-2776.
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Snohomish County
Planning and Development Services
Robert J. Drewel
CountyExecutive
M/S t604
3000 Rockefeller Avenue
Everett, Wo 98201-4046
DETERMINATION OF NONSIGNIFICANCE (206)388-3311
FAX(206)388-3872
Local File Number: 95 107466
Applicant: Westgate Chapel Contact Person: Loree Quade
22901 Edmonds Way
Edmonds, Washington 98020 (206) 775-8663 ext..-.106:-.1
DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSAL:
Applications, plans and supporting documents have,been -received. for constructing az,�,�
three story (including basement) addition to the existing church f6 C
reconfiguring the existing parking area. The foot print of the- new. addition' will, be 2,688.
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square feet and include basement storage, main -floor -lobby',,a*nd mezzanine,
classrooms.
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Location of Proposal: 22901 Edmonds Wa_y,"Edm hds�, ,Was h""' he-KE�,.-
quarterofSec. 36, Twp.-.27Nz-,-.,R 'e* 3E:;-- WM -<f'(In the u-nincorpordf6&": S6_ li
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Area of Snohomish. County,.Wa'shington
Tax Account Number: 5462-000-001 -0009, V
LeadAgency: Snohomish County Department of Planning and
THRESHOLD DETERMINATION::: W.
The lead agency for this pronos . al has *determined that'it doe-ti not have -a* pr'o6ab . le':
significant adverse impact oi i the environment.,. An environmental -ir�oaci st�te'�ierlt-,."'
(EIS) IS NOT required under RCW'43.21 C.030(2)(c). This decision
review by Snohomish County of a'completed environmental
b c revie . W�z
information on file with this agency.-. Jhis information is available fo(p6. I i''.. upon
request.
The determination that an EIS'does'not need to be prepa red does n , ot-ine "'an: that therle'-,.:%�.
are no adverse environmental impacts. T h i s D e t e r m i n' a t i o n o f N o h s i gh I fil c a ni" 6'e; '.'; i s
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issued under WAC 197-11-340 (1) and is subject to a 15 day qommentand b'-15 da'y'.P.'_
appeal period. Said comment and appeal periods commence with eithen.the...date oftir�t.
decision issuance, decision posting, or date of publication - WHIQHEV.ER OCCURS-'
LATER,
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APPEALS:
This determination may be appealed pursuant to..,the requirements of Section 23.40.022
SCC and Chapter 2.02 SCC within 15 calendar days from the close of the comment
period for this determination. An appeal must be addressed to the County Hearing
Examiner, accompanied by a filing fee of $100.00, and filed in writing at the Public
Assistance counter, 5th Floor, County Administration Building, Everett, Washington.
The appeal must contain the items set forth in subsection 2.02.125 (2) SCC as follows:
a) specific identification of the determination being appealed (including the local
file number) and a complete copy of the document being appealed must be
filed with the appeal;
b)..specific identification of the county code provision which authorizes the
appeal (Section 23.40.022 SCC);
c) the specific grounds upon which the appellant relies, including a concise
statement of the factual reasons for the appeal and, if known, identification of
the policies, statutes, and codes or regulations that the appellant claims are
violated. A specific listing of the environmental elements alleged to be
inadequately or inappropriately addressed in the environmental document
and the reasons therefore shall be included;
d) name, maifing address and daytime phone number of each appellant together
with the signature of at least one of the appellants or of the attorney for the
appellant(s), if any;
e) name, mailing address, daytime phone number and signature of the
appellant's agent or representative, if any; and
f) required filing fee of $100.00.
Please note that failure to file a timely and complete appeal including all the above
items shall constitute waiver of all rights to an administrative appeal under county code.
Contact Person: Scott R. Whitcutt (206) 38S,-'�31 1, Ext. 2680
Responsible G-i-ficial: Stephen Holt, Director
Department of Planning and Development Services
Address: M/S 604
County Administration Building, Fifth Floor
3000 Rockefeller Ave.
Everett, Washington 98201
Signature:
95 107466 TE)
Westgate Chapel
WSTGTCHP/P
November 17, 1995
Date: '20 095
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SUPPLEMENT TO DETERMINATION OF NONSIGNIFICANCE
Environmental Elements
NOTE: All elements of the environmental checklist were reviewed and analyzed for
potential, significant, adverse impacts due to the proposal. Due to the nature of the
proposed work and fact that it is on an existing, impervious, developed site, only those
elements that were deemed to have possible significant adverse impacts are listed and
analyzed below, numbered similarly to the checklist attached.
8. Land and Shoreline Use
a. Existing Conditions/Resource
Land and shoreline use is not a resource in the typical definition of the word, though
there is great public benefit from using land use controls such as zoning. The subject
site has housed the existing church facility for several years.
b. Project Impacts
The project is primarily adding storage and lobby space to the existing sanctuary. The
mezzanine will provide additional Sunday school classrooms.
C. Applicable Ordinances and Policies
SCC Title 18 - The Snohomish County Zoning Code
SWCACP
d. Analysis
1he proposed development is cc� -,istent with applicable county codes and policies
g�,,-verning the permitted church use in a multi -family residential (MR) zone. No
significant increase in present levels of church use are contemplated under this
proposal. There will be no significant increase in scale or impacts of the current facility.
e. Conclusion
The proposal will not present a probable, significant, adverse impact to this element of
the environment.
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10. Aesthetics
a. Existing Conditions/Resource
Aesthetic impacts are a highly subjective issue. It is likely to be difficult to obtain a
consensus as to whether the vicinity is or is not aesthetically pleasing as a result of the
development occurring there.
b. Project Impacts
The proposed addition will not alter the general character of the existing structure and
the existing impact to the residential neighborhood.
C. Applicable Ordinances and Policies
SCC Title 18.43 (Landscaping provisionS,)
SWCACP
d. Analysis
The existing nature of the property and facility will not be significantly altered under the
proposal. Surrounding properties will not be significantly or adversely impacted by the
addition or parking area reconfiguration.
e. Conclusion
The proposal will not present a probable, significant, adverse impact to this element of
the environment.
14. Transportaticn
I a. Existing Conditions/Resource
The resource in this case is the road system in the vicinity of the project.
b. Project Impacts
It has been determined that the proposal will not significantly increase existing
vehicular trips to the site and thus will -not impact the state or county road systems.
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C. Applicable Ordinances and Policies
SCC Title 26B - 'the county Road Ordinance
SWCACP
d. Analysis
The addition to the existing structure does not constitute a major improvement to the
facility that would generate significant new vehicular trips. The Washington State
Department of Transportation has determined that the proposal will not impact the state
highway fronting the existing church facility. The applicant has offered to pay traffic
impact mitigation for minor potential impacts to the county road system under
regulatory provisions of SCC Title 26B.
e. Conclusion
The proposal will not present a probable, significant, adverse impact to this element of
the environment.
VOLUNTARY OFFERS
This threshold determination was reached on the basis of the plans and supporting
documents contained in the voluntary submittals associated with the project file. These
voluntary representations were evaluated as part of this threshold determination, and
are accepted as necessary to minimize the overall potential level of impact below that
which is probable, significant, and adverse.
DISCLAIMER
The H,�termination that an environmental impact statement does not have to be filed
doe--'.,ut mean there will be no adverse environmental impacts. Snohomish County -
codes governing noise control, land -use performance staridards, construction and
improvement of county roads, off -site road improvement obligations, drainage control,
fire protection and building practices will provide substantial mitigation of the
aforementioned impacts.
The issuance of this Determination of Nonsignificance should not be interpreted as
acceptance or approval of this proposal as presented. Snohomish County reserves the
right to deny or approve said proposal subject to conditions if it is determined to be in
the best interests of the county and/or necessary for the general health, safety and
welfare of the public to do so.
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DISTRIBUTION
Snohomish County
Department of Public Works
Sheriffs Office
Fire District 1
Washington State
Department of Ecology
Department of Transportation
Department of Fisheries
Cities
City of Edmonds
Utilities
Olympic View Water District
Washington Natural Gas
Public Utility District #1 of Snohomish County
Northwest Disposal, Inc.
Other
Sno-Isle Regional Library System
Community Transit
Snohomish Health District
Adjacent Property Owners
Notice of the issuance of this Determination of
Nonsignificance has been mailed to property owners
of record within 500 feet of the external boundaries
of this project.
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VICINITY AND ZONING MAPS
Figure 1 - Vicinity Map
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Figure 2 - Zoning Map
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Aurora Edmonds Nursing Home
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October 26, 1995
SITE PLAN
Figure 3 - Site Plan
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ENVIRONMENTAL CHECKLIST
AUGUST 18, 1995
WESTGATE CHAP]F-,-,L
Addition to Existing Structure
SNOHONHSH COUNTY, WASHLNGTON
Prepared in compliance with the State Environmental Policy Act
of 1971, Chapter 43.21 C, Revised Code of Washington - Revised 1992
and
Revised SEPA Guidelines, effective April 4, 1984
Chapter 197-11, Washington Administrative Code
Prepared by
SUNDQUIST HOMES, INC.
P.O. Box 95 8
Lynnwood, WA. 98046-0958
SNOHOMISH COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL CHECKLIST
A. BACKGROUND
1. Name of proposed project, if applicable: Westgate Chapel
2. Name of applicant: Sundquist Homes, Inc.
3. Address and phone number of applicant and contact person: Sundquist Homes,
Inc./NM-e Brown, PO Box 958, Lynnwood, WA, 98046-0958, 775-8663 ext. 109.
4. Date checklist prepared: August 18, 1995
5. Agency requesting checklist: Snohomish County Planning & Development Services
6. Proposed timing or. schedule (includi,-.g phasing, if applicable). Construction is
proposed to start in the fall of 1995 subject to the approval proce . ss.
7. Do you have any plans for future additions, expansion, or further activity related to or
connected with this proposal? If yes, explain. A three story, 50,000 square foot education
center is planned to be added to the south side of the existing church. At this time
however, there is no date certain for submitting a building permit application, for this
addition.
8. List any environmental information you know about that has been prepared or will be
prepared, directly related to this proposal. Traffic Study prepared by Lovell-Sauerland &
Associates dated August 18, 1995; and the Restriping Plan submitted with this
application.
9. Do you know whether applications are pending for governmental approvals of other
proposals directly affecting the prc�perty covered by your proposal? If yes, explain.
Application for ct��.ftruction of a new parking lot iss pending before Snohomish CountL
under file #ZA8905210.
10. List any government approvals or permits that will be needed for your proposal, if
known. Building permit.
11. Give a brief, complete description of your proposal, including the proposed uses and the
size of the project and site. There are several questions later in this checklist that ask you to
describe certain aspects of your proposal. You do not need to repeat those answers on this
page. (Lead agencies may modify this form to include additional specific information on
project description.) A building permit, is being requested to allow construction of an
approximately 7,300 square foot addition to the existing church. The addition Nvill be
used for additional classrooms, storage, and lobby area.
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12. Location of the proposal. Give sufficient information for a person to understand the
precise location of your proposed project, inchidi ' ng a street address, if any, and section,
township and range, if known. If a proposal would occur over a ranae of area, provide the
ranae or boundaries of the site(s). Provide a legal description, site plan, vicinity map and
topographic map, if reasonably available. While you should submit any plans required by the
agency, you are not required to duplicate maps or detailed plans submitted with any permit
applications related to this checklist. 22901 Edmonds Way, Edmonds; NE 1/4 of Section
36, Township 27 N., Range 3 E., W.M.
B. ENVIRONMENTAL ELENMNTS
1. Earth
a. General description of the site (circle one): flat, rolling, hilly, steep slopes,
mountainous, other:
b. What is the steepest slope on the site (approximate percent slope)? Slopes on.site are 0-
15%.
C. What general types of soils are found on the site (for example: clay, sand, gravel, peat,
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muck)? If you know the classification of agricultural soils, specify them and note any prime
farmland. N/A. The site is currently occupied by the church and associated payed
parking lot. There are no bare soils on the site except for those located in the landscape
areas.
d. Are there surface indications or history of unstable soils in the immediate vicinity? If so,
describe. No.
e. Describe the purpose, type and approximate quantities of any filling or grading proposed.
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indicate source of fill. N/A
f. , .-Could erosion occur as a result of clearing, const-;-uction, or use? 'If so, generally,:,
describe. N/A
cr About what percent of the site will be covered with impervious surfaces after prcject
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construction (for example, asphalt or buildings)? The area of construction is currently
paved.
h. Proposed measures to reduce or control erosion, or other impacts to the earth, if any.
None.
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2. Air
a. What types of emissions to the air would result from the proposal (i.e. dust, automobile,
odors, industrial, wood smoke) during construction and when the project is completed? If
any, generally describe and give approximate quantities if known. During construction
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activities there would be increased dust particle emissions to the ambient air.
Objectionable odors could be caused by roofing activity.
b. Are there any off -site sources of emissions or odor that may affect your proposal? If so,
generally describe. No.
C. Proposed measures to reduce or control emissions or other impacts to the air, if any.
None. I
3. Water
a. Surface
1. Is there any surface water body on or in the immediate vicinity of the site (including
year-round and seasonal streams, saltwater, lakes, ponds, wetlands)? If yes, describe type and
provide names. If appropriate, state what stream or river it iflows into. No.
2. Will the project require any work over, in, or adjacent to (within 200 feet) the described
waters? If yes, please describe and attach available plans. N/A
3. Estimate the amount of fill and dredge material that would be placed in or removed frorn
surface water or wetlands and indicate the area of the site that would be affected. Indicate the
source of fill material. N/A
4. Will the proposal require surface water withdrawals or diversions? Give general
description, purpose and approximate quantities, if known. N/A
5. Does the proposal lie within a 100-yeaT� floodplain? If so, note location on the site plan.
No.
6. Does the proposal involve any discharges of waste material to surface waters? No.
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b. Ground
1. Will groundwater be withdrawn, or will water be discharged to groundwater? Give
general description, purpose and approximate quantities if known. No.
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2. Describe waste material that will be discharged into the ground from septic tanks or olliGr
sources, if any (for example: domestic sewage; industrial, containing the following
chemicals... ; agricultural; etc.). Describe the gene I hal size of the system, the number of such
systems, the number of houses to be served (if applicable), or the number of animals or
humans the system(s) are expected to serve. N/A
c. Water Runoff (including storm water)
1. Describe the source of runoff (including storm water) and method of ' collection mid
disposal, if any (including quantities if known). Where will this water flow? Will this water
flow into other waters? If so, describe. Runoff from the addition will be directed to the
existing storm drainage system.
2. Could waste materials enter ground or surface waters? If so, generally describe. Refer
to Surface Water response #6 and Ground Water response #2.
d. Proposed measures to reduce or control surface, ground and runoff water impacts, if any.
None.
4. ' Plants
deciduous trees: alder, maple, aspen, other
evergreen trees: fir, cedar, pine, other
shrubs
rass
-----pasture
rop or grain
wet soil plants: cattail, buttercup, bulrush, skunk cabbage, other
X other types of vegetation: ornamental landscaping
b. Whatkind and 'amount of vegetation will be removed or altered? None.
C. List threatened or endangered species known to be on or near the None Imown,
d. Proposed landscaping, use of native plants, or other measures. to preserve or enhanco
veo,etation on the site, if any. Additional ornamental landscaping wW be provided.
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5. Animals
a. Circle_ any birds and animals which have been observed on or near the site or are luiown
to be on or near the site:
birds: hawk, heron, eagle, songbirds, other
mammals: deer, bear, elk, beaver, other small mammals
fish: bass, salmon, trout, herring, shellfish, other
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b. List any threatened or endangered species known to be on or near the site. Nlon-3
known.
C. Is the site part of a migration route? If so, explain.. Not to our knowledge.
d. Proposed measures to preserve or enhance wildlife, if any. None.
6. Energy and Natural Resources
a. What kinds of energy (electric, natural gas, oil, wood stove, solar) will be used to meet
the completed project's energy needs? Describe whether it will be used for heating
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manufacturing, etc. Electricity and natural gas would be the primary sources of energy
for the proposal and would be used for heating, Jighting and other miscellaneous
purposes.
b . Would your project affect the potential use of solar energy by adjacent properties? If so,
generally. describe. No.
C. What kinds of energy conservation features are included in the plans for this proposal?
List other proposed measures to reduce or control energy impacts, if any. The inclusion of
energy conservation measures would be per the energy code.
7. Environmental Health
a. Are there any environmental health hazards, including exposure to toxic chemicals, risk -
of fire and explosion, spill, or hazardous waste.that could occur as a result of this proposal?
No.
Describe special emergency services that might be. required. None.
2. Proposed measures to reduce or control environmental health hazards, if any. None.
b. Noise
I What types of noise exist in the area which may affect your project (for example, traffic,
aircraft, equipment, operation, other)? None.
2. What types and levels of noise would be created by or associated with the project on a
short-term or a long-term basis (for example, traffic, construction, operation, other)? Indicate
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what hours noise would come from the site. Noise levels would be intermittently high
throughout construction, but should be limited to normal waking hours. After
construction, noise levels would return to their current levels.
3. Proposed measures to. reduce or control noise impacts, if any. None.
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8. Land and Shoreline Use
a. What is the current use of the site and adjacent properties? Westgate Chapel currently
occupies the site, adjacent properties are residential.;,,.
b. Has the site been used for agriculture? If so, describe. No.
C. Describe any structures on the site. Westgate Chapel.
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d. Will any structures be demolished? If so, what? No.
e. What is the current zoning classification of the site? MR
f. What is the current comprehensive plan designation of the site? Per the Southwest
County Comprehensive Plan, the site is designated Medium Density Residential.
g. If applicable, what.is the current shoreline master program designation of the site? N/A
h. Has any part of the site been classified as an "environmentally sensitivelf area? If so,
specify. No.
i. Approximately how many people would reside or work in -the completed project? N/A
j. Approximately how many people would the completed project displace? None,
k. Proposed measures to avoid or reduce displacement impacts, if any. N/A
1. Proposed measures to ensure the proposal is compatible with existing and projected land
uses and plans, if any. None.
9. Housing
a. Approximately how many units would be provided, if any? Indicate whether high,
middle, or low-income housing. N/A
b. Approximately how many units, if any, would be eliminated? Indicate whether high,
middle, or low-income housing. N/A
C. Proposed measures to reduce or control housing impacts, if any. N/A
10. Aesthetics
a. What is the tallest height of any proposed structure(s), not including antennas; what is the
principal exterior building material(s) proposed? The addition will be two stories. Brick
veneer will be the principal exterior building material.
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b. What views in the immediate vicinity would be altered or obstructed? None.
C. Proposed measures to reduce or control aesthetic.'impacts, if any. None.
11. Light and Glare
t3
a. I What type of light or glare will the proposal produce? What time of day would it mainly
t:�
occur? There will be no difference in light or glare from what currently exists on tb.,a s-ite.
b. Could light or glare from the finished project be a safety haza d or interfere with views?
No.
C. What existing off -site source of light or glare may affect your proposal? None.
d. Proposed measures to reduce or control light and glare impacts, if any. None.
C�
12. Recreation
a. What designated and informal recreation opportunities are in the immediate vicinit),9
None.
b. Would the proposed project displace any existing recreational uses? If so, describe. - No.
C. Proposed measures to reduce or control impacts on recreation, including recreation
opportunities to be provided by the project. or applicant, if any. None.
13. Historic and Cultural Preservation
a. Are there any places or objects listed on, or proposed for, national, state, or local
preservation registers known to be on or next to the site? If so, generally describe. None
known.
b. Generally describe ,?,.ny landmarks or evidence of historic, archaeological, scientific, or
cultural importance known to be on or next to the site. None known.
C. Proposed measures to reduce or control impacts, if any. None.
14. Transportation
a. Identify public streets and highways serving the s ' i ' te and describe proposed access to the
existing street system. Show on site plans, if any. Westgate Chapel is currently served by
Edmonds Way and 228th St. S.W.
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b. Is the site currently served by public transit2 If not, what is the approximate distance to
the nearest transit Stop? No. Community Transit indicated there is a stop at 100th
Westgate, which is approximately 2 miles west ofthe site.
C. How many parking spaces would the completed project have? How many would the
tp f the existing parking lot will produce 255 parking stalls
project eliminate? Restriping 0
(refer to restriping plan) -
d. Will the proposal require any new roads or streets, or improvements to existing roads or
streets, not including drivewwjs? No.
e. Will the project use (or occur in the immediate vicinity of) water, rail, or air
transportation? if so, generally describe. No.
f. How many vehicular trips per day would be generated by the completed project? If
C, 'Per the Trip - Generation Report
known, indicate when peak volumes would occur. I sal would generate approximately
prepared by Lovell-Sauerland & Associates, the propo . g on Sundays.
19 average daily church related trips, with peak ho-,';r trips occurrin
g. . Proposed measures to reduce or control transportation impacts, if any. The project will
be participating in 26B . traffic impact mitigation.
15. Public Services
a. Would the project result in an increased need for public services (for example: fir-�
protection, police protection, health care, schools, other)? if so, generally describe. No.
b. proposed measures to reduce or control direct impacts on public services, if any. None.
16. Utilifies
lectricity, natural gas, water, refus—e
a. Circle utilities currently available at il)iit sit': e
service, tcjephone, sanitary sewer, septic system, other:
b. Describe the utilities that are proposed for the project, the utility providing the service,
and the general construction activities on the site or in the immediate vicinity which might be
needed. The above referenced uti-ties currently serving Westgate Chapel will be
extended to the new addition.
C. SIGNATURE li te to the best of my knowledge'.' I understand that the
The above answers are true and comP e
lead agency is relying on them to make Its decision.
Si -nature Sundquist Homes, Inc.
st 1995
Date Signed%Au u1st
I
E
NOTICE OF DETERMINATION OF NONSIGNIFICANCE
Local File Number: 95 107466 Applican't..: Westgate Chapel
22901 Edmonds Way
Contact Person: Loree Quade Edmonds, Washington 98020
(206) 775-8663 ext 106
DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSAL:
Applications, plans and supporting documents have been received for constructing a
7,312 square foot addition to the existing church facility and improving the existing
parking area.
Location of Proposal: 22901 Edmonds Way, Edmonds, Washington.
Tax Account Number: 5462-000-001-0009
Lead Agency: Snohomish County,Department of Planning and Development Services
THRESHOLD DETERMINATION: The lead agency for this proposal has determined
that it does not have a probable significant adverse impact onthe environment. An
environmental impact statement (EIS) IS NOT required under RCW 43.21 C.030(2)(c).
This decision was made after review by Snohomish County of a completed
environmental checklist and other information on file with this agency. This information
is available for public review upon request. This Determination of Nonsignificance is
issued under WAC 197-11-340 (1) and is subject to a 15 day comment and a 15 day
appeal period. Written comments may be submitted to the lead agency at the address
below. Said comment and appeal periods commence with either the date of decision
issuance, decision posting, or date of publication - WHICHEVER OCCURS LATER.
APPEALS: This determination may be appealed pursuant to the requirements of
Section 23.40.022 SCC arvd,�,hapter 2.02 SCC within 15 calendar days from the close
of the comment period for iij�is determination. An appeal must be addressed to the
County Hearing Examiner, accompanied by a filing fee of $100.00, and filed in writing
at the Public Assistance counter, 5th Floor, County Administration Building, Everett,
Washington. The appeal must contain the items set forth in subsection 2.02.125 (2)
SCC...
Responsible Official: Stephen Holt, Director
Dep . artment of Planning and Development Services
County Administration Building, Fifth Floor
3000 Rockefeller Ave., M/S 604
Everett, Washington 98201 -
For further information contact Scott R. Whitcutt at (206) 388-3311, ext. 2680
95 107466 TD
Westgate Chapel
WSTGTCHP/P
November 17, 1995
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PROJECT ACTION SUMMARY
An application and supporting documentation has been received for constructing a
three story (including basement) addition to the existing church facility and
reconfiguring the existing parking area. The foot print of the new addition will be 2,638
square feet and include basement storage, main floor lobby, and mezzanine
classrooms.
KEY ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
There are no particular environmental issues associated with the request. The site is
currently developed and the proposed addition and parking area improvements will be
of minor impact to the existing site conditions. Future construction permit approvals
must meet all minimum requirements of regulatory provisions of Snohomish County
codes.
SUMMARY OF VOLUNTARY MEASURES AND/OR MITIGATION MEASURES
The application includes connecting proposed addition to existing storm drainage
facilities (there will be no additional impervious area), providing for regulatory
landscaping provisions of SCC Title 18 (Zoning Code) and a road impact mitigation fee
payment of $3,040.00 pursuant to provisions of SCC Title 26B (Road Ordinance).
ATTACHMENTS
1. Vicinity and zoning map
2. Site Plan
95 107466 TD 3
Westgate Chapel
WSTGTCHP/P
November 17,1995
SNOHOMISH COUNTY
FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 1
16819 - 12th ukv. 4.
Aovoh. 4mhiogton 98037
(206) 742-1116
gny:(206) 7424707
July 9, 1993
Larry Sundquist
Sundquist Homes, Inc.
P. 0. Box 958
Lynnwood, WA 98046-0958
Dear Larry:
As you are aware, Fire District No. I conducted a fire inspection
of Westgate Chapel recently. I requested to Meet with you on the
T.I. portion, both permitted and non -permitted.
The issue of fire sprinklers as a function of remodel and fire flow
is a serious one. Technically the entire project downstairs should
be sprinklered under NFPA 13 based on the Phase I agreement that
the Chapel acknowledged. Extensiye modification to exit paths,
electrical systems, and interior partitions has already occurred.
After meeting with you on the site, I will make the following
recommendations and conditions:
1. ANY future work T.I. or addition needs to be permitted.
2. Existing exit paths have not been compromised, therefore, the
same conditions exist as before.
3. The kitchen area is the same as before.
4. When any additional square footage is added to the footprint
of the building, a new fire flow requirement will be
.calculated and additional sprinkler systems will be required.
5. Current work must meet conditions of the 1991 UBC & UFC.
6. Future phases, including the upstairs chapel, may consider
installing a fire alarm system in the insprinklered area.
ED
0
Larry Sundquist
July 9, 1993
Page Two
I appreciate your concern, and look forward to working with you in
the future.
Sincerely,
SNOHOMISH COUNTY FIRE
PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 1
Thomas A. Foster
Fire Marshal
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Anderson -Magruder Job # 239/
SNOHOMISH COUNTY FIRE DISTRICT # I
colu-1-DENCI: rc-9,11ING UNIT,
AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS
16819 13th Ave. W.
LYNNWOOD, WA. 98037
Owner Name: Westgate Chapel
Address: 22901 Edmonds Way
Inspected by: Craig Gulliks -on
Date of Inspection: 6/29/93
DRY SYSTRMS: N/A
Occupi ' ed As:— Same
City, State: Edmonds,
Title:- Sprinklel Technician
Test: Quarterly— Annual. X
1. 1 Trio test (dry trip) conducted. Yea_ No — System tripped in sec.
2. All flow switches, .: a . Upervisory switches test: Yes— NO— N/A
3. Flow tests conducted? Yee_ No_ StatIc Pressure si
__p
�'Flow Pressure nal
Systems inspected and lubricated. Yes No
5. Air compressor refills in-30 minutes. Yes— No
6. System drained and restored to normal Operation. Yea_ No
7. Were the heat actuation.devices tested an pre -action and deluge Bye
Yes NO— N/A
WET SYSTEMS-
' -.Flow tests conductied? Yes X No Static pressure 90 Pei
Flow pressure
Pei
2. Flow swit ches and supervisory switches tested? Yes X No— N/A
3. Systems inspected and lulbr'iCa'ted? Y , es x No
4. Pressure regulatin'a Valves tested? Yes N/A X
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GENERAL:
1. Pumper connections and clapper valves unobstructed. Yes X No
2. Sprinkler heads less.than 50 years old. Yes X. No
3. Sprinkler coverage is adequate. Yes X No
4. Spare sprinkler heads are available. Yes X No
5. Systems left in service. Ye's X No
G. Valves are sealed or(E� Yes X No
7. Signs are provided an valves.. Yes X No.,
1 8. City static water pressure 90 Pei
Problems found:
Corrections made:
Date corrected: By:
This is to certify that the wet system has been properly tested and
inspected - for reliability to cover -_ thO�' -it-&ms listed - -in this report, --is
consistent with the manufactorer'B requirements, and all corrections have
been made.
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Signature of Tester 62 474� Date.:
Agency/Company: Anderson -Magruder Co.,,Inc. Phone: 784-4600
COUNTY OF SNOHOMISH — COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIVISION
CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY
TAX ACCOUNT NO. 5462-000-009-22901 - EXPIRES February I
OCCUPANT WESTGATE CHAPEL
STREET NO. 22901 Edmonds Way
Edmonds, WA 98020 OCC.GROUP A-2.1
OWNER USE ZONE
ADDRESS TYPE OF BLDG. III-1 Hour
BUILDING PERMIT NO.--- 40415
WAS BEEN INSPECTED AND THE FOLLOWING OCCUPANCY THEREOF IS HEREBY AUTHORIZED:
FLOORS
OCCUPANCIES
AREA U NDER
THIS CERTIF.
SQUARE FT.
MAXIMUM
OCCUPANT
LOAD
MAX. ALLOWABLE
FLOOR LOADS
LBS. PER SQ. FT.
1
2
2
A-2.1, Chapel
A-2.1, Sanctuary & Offi-ce
Balcony
15,194
15,194
5,780
400
860
655
Concrete
50 lbs.
50 lbs.
REMARKS
CODE COMPLIANCE INSPECTOR: Fire Protection DistE4�a #1 DATE April 11, 19 89
BY:
POSTING: The Certificate of Occupancy shall be posted in a conspicuous place on the premises
and shall not be removed except by the Building Official.
CO-2
0
0
0
22
Fireside Room
23
21
Spriy),4LEr SyST-MM
Women
24
LOWTER LEVEL. Lowe-- Lzu'-L- Onl-�
Men
NeL4
See t:lo-n oy%Ly
Men
Kitchen 1A
1B
17
Sunday
13 Children's Chapel School
Office
1
11 10
9 8 7
I
Pit)
/I'-
110
Choir Room
122
Men
106
(D
:5yf,rew%
Roo.-^
112
a
IA0
105
113
0
S
114
104
103
116
102
1 Women
STorate in -I
75140 P
dam a - sr #9 19L C-.S
- Youth Room
'm
61
Nomen . L64
. C'e,
00\
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6
0155
OfOA4, A
Men
MAIN LEVEL
Fellowship Hall
50
1 150)
51 Men
to
52
00 0
W , to
.J r, r 4-
A Dears
3hr - -fre
to%
WO
000
S
0
�00
X Losey
C-ti 0 i1i ag
A Women
, EvAer1j%v%r.4
AaAvs 'Key
SNOHOMISH COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 1
NARRATIVE SHEET
SNOCOM INCIDENT NO. DATE*"r>ec-, 1190 1990 PAGE 1 OF I PAGES
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BUILDING
CERTIFICATE OF
OCCUPANCY
NO. 2049
141?
STREET NO 22901 d-, wav
FIRE ZONE
ton
OCC.GROUP -A
OWNER CWestgate Chape)/
usr, ZONE
MR-
`���nds Way, Edmonds. Washin
ton TYPE OF BL
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BUILDING PERMIT NO. 40415 PLAN NO.
HAS BEEN iNSPECTLD ANDTHL FOLLOWING OCCUPANCY THEREOF IS HUREHIr AUIHORLIL.D.-
FL04DRS
OCCUPANCIES
AREA UNDER
THIS CERTIF.
MAXIMUM
OCCUPANT
MAX.-ALLOWARL
FLOOR LOADS
SQVARE FT.
LOAD,
L!W.,!Pqm.* 9, FT.L
*1
A-2.1 (Assembly Rooms)
400
concrgte
2
____15.194
A-2.1 Sancturay and Offices
1 15,194
860
50 7 1
Balcony
5,780
50
REMARKS:—* 1.
t C4
First floor not finished under this Dermi QJ15)
gnd 2ved
not aRpr
v:.
for occupancy.
First floor Provided with automajig sprinkler 1)(atern.
2.
This building spparatpd from aZisting buildJog by'.
A A�h'6�r7 ar_ea
separation,
George Brattain E-14398 DA'
1980._
PLUMBING INSPECTOR:
-May- 6
BUILDING INSPECTOR:
Q�n Surrmar-C. PATE
FIRE CHIEF
FIRE MARSHAL
FIRE DIST.
9140- COUNTY FIVIE PIU.WT;QX
15U�t�V
BY:-
Dircctor of BuiWing and Plumbin#..
POSTING: The Certificate of Occupancy shWl be posted in a conspicuous pI=9 on the pro imm
cpd qha uct be rema"4
except by the Building Official.
a
JT
J
1:1 zl.;�j
4�,
-it T Q ty
Fire Prevention Bureau
4th Floor Administration Building
Everett, Washington 98201
(206) 259-9557
August 17,, 1979. 05�
Robe
,,I;�Ho I t
"�v Dayton
Zldmonds, Washington
RE: Office Building
9726 Edmonds Way, Edmonds, Washington
Two Stories with Basement
Basement: 3608 Sq. Ft., Occ. Load 12
lst Story: 3608 Sq. Ft., Occ. Load 36
2nd Story: 4264 Sq. Ft., Occ. Load 43
Type V-N Construction
Group B-2 Occupancy
Fire Zone III
Dear Sir,
The fire flow required is 1750 G.P.M. This should be drawn from hydrant(s)
which should be no closer than 501 from the building(s), nor more than 300'
from any portion of the building(s).
This fire flow has been determined on the basis of facts made known to us as
existing at this time. Should there be a change hereafter in any of the
material facts, then the quantity of water required will be determined anew.
Your confirmation in writing that this requirement has been met is a pre-
requisite to the issuing of a Building Permit . .
Other requirements, if any, will be advised to you in due course.
Should you need any assistance in the matter, please do not hesitate to call
US.
Sincerely,
L. E. Cyrus
Fire Marshal
A� �Jo k h�i
Fjir6 Inspector
UE C : AJ : j b
IL/ cc:
Fire District # I
"PRACTICE GOOD FIRE PREVENTION"
"ALO K. MOA J. B. HAINES DONALD J. BRITTON
�L-41!9.SIONER MST- 11
C fff OF SNOHObUSH — WELDING I 'IRTMENT
CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY
STREET NO. 22901 -"—As ay FIRE ZONE III
Edmonds. o-n OCC. GROUP A-2.1
OWNER Westgate �hapel USE ZONE MR
22901 -'Edmonds Way,_Edmonj§.x Washlin.9t.on TYPE OF 8L 'HU-1-Hour
40415
BUILDING PERMITNO. PLAN NO.
X 'D AND THE FOLLOWING (X'CUPAN('y THLREOF IS fit-.REIIY AUTHORlzLn-,
HAS BEN INSPII--CTL
FLOORS
DO
OCCUPANCIES
AREA UNDER
THIS CERTIV.
MAXIMUM
OCCUPANT,'
MAX. ALLOWAVILK'
. FLOOR LOAD$
SQVARE FT,
LOAD.,;
t'*S..Pe"
A-2.1 (Assembly Rooms)
15,194
4 00
nn
2
A-2.1 Sancturay and Offices
15.194
860
ZZ.
50'-
Balcony __ 1
5,780 1
'655
REMARKS: 1. First floor not finished und . er this permit (40415) an , d,g� �pgC2ved
for occupancy. First floor, Provided with autgmatir- sprinkler i4ta-
--2. This building separatpd-from existing building by a h . �r area
_5egaration.
PLUMBING INSPI-.C-l'OR:--- U.eorg-e brattain E-14398 DATE May 6 80
BUILDING INSPECTOR: M13 SUMMPrr, 19'W
L)ATE May 6- -
FIRE CHIEF
FIRE MARSHAL
FIRE DIST.
SNO. C05NTY FIRE PRF T!QX BUREAU,
At,
Z"' ; 7� 1, 1.
BY: &e,4 1Z A
Dirt:ctor of Buihj
in and Plumbin$.
POSTING: The Certificate 01 Occupancy &hall be posted in a conspicuous place on t4e promises
gad. Oalt not be to ed'
except by the Building Official.
COMMERCIAL BUILDING PERMIT,
r,4w--wJ 1 ��,
a hereby m4d:O byp;
.�,ate Chapdl, E.dr., nd-
a � au" 0 V e
1, � 77,
0'tollowing work
oup
occu
oired Negative Declaration E.I.S. Prepared
j6th, see 4
Blk Subdivision LZ
LTWP _22 R r �3 I,
Sanitation Clearance
zoning L__CU Permit 0, .1,
from: Planning —Engineering —Budding
Q DIMENSIONS: X___,_Sq. Ft. Main Floor Stories
Sq. Ft. 2nd Floor Mezzanine
INSPECTIONS:
Concrete
Framing
heat Rock/Lath Nailing
]WARATE PERWTr REQUIJWD FQR PLUMB-
A13NG AND MROWICAL SYSTEMS. No
Will be appq"4 prior to installation of perma-
6le water to Wilda—
__A.A as per Section 318 (1) (H)
MINIMUM REQUIRED SETBACKS:
Front
Side
Rear vlo�c la Z
-I on ot
1 1 1 S S w
;,t "WA 17"- e(j,
Special Conditions: ous bc, as h rr
t
�177
177
i 63/ 4, offt in. ey,
r
er 651-47. t-�ritt4o,
U
rs�-i,7,,ulred f r 0 0 tt "
Vj) -c'j 11sri -",-3. The fol I ov�
CC; with': 4 31�
th C,
r cot'-An'Al'on of sr o �s 4urf%.,A C,
i et)", 4L �,A
iwc - s;4
a ry to fully obqw.�",
i T, .wl nw Jist�ictiomli�i-,"i�
T
Permit Fee A-
Penalty Fee $
Total CK 'I N�j
lit I on exempted from the requirements of the state contractor's registration law, under Section 3.,
%
toZhoptar I Laws of t966, ststo of w&mington and rosolutio ada, Fob. 3,
ird of Cou"tV I oars of t"w=1 CountV. Pormission to herebt want do 9*"I"rk di*w
�a Jj&n0*Wj,* Y,
Off""
to tho Plot" 0 flo looi an
10 a taining h"*to t " a
svolod r'"o C' n t Co 41trUctalw Must #011t witVA, 1*2'0 daV
lut a b"o null a" 4,11410
M11
t
rolt WW .0 O,V#rr"
�ft *xpir" 10 i"onths fr=,A
C
Y 41
'OA W
" " RS"' 3
A,
Snohomish County
Administration Building
Everett, Washington 98201 COMMERCIAL BUILDING'PERMIT
259�-,9388 or 259-0631
�,ppilcapon is hereby made by:
PERMIT NO.,,, 401_010,.1.
BY
'Name, Address
Budders,Name Address Phone License No.
job �'Location 92W2M 6*W* W00ft
chuge of u"-hau"
to "6
0 do the following work W013t VW OWTO ova M!�M Group
Occupancy
Negative De
E.J..S. required claration E.I.S. Prepared
Sec 36- Twp 27 Rge 3 Lot 7 Blk-Subdivision PIMtS We _16th Sec _'4
,Lot Size --Zoning. SR8400 _C'U Permit # Sanitation Clearance
-Approval from: Planning Engineering Building
BUILDING DIMENSIONS: X__Sq. Ft. Main Floor JL720 Stories
Sq. Ft. Base.ment Sq. Ft. 2nd Floor
MANDATORY INSPECTIONS:
1. Founclation
a. Pilings
F 00t.
MA
Special Concrete
Placement
Grout Pours
2. _ Framing
a. Special Framing
b. Roofing
3. Sheet Rock/Lath Nailing
a. Flame spread
4. Sprinkler System—
S. Fire Alarm System
6. Final
NOTE: SEPARATE PERMIT REQUIRED FOR PLUMB-
ING, HEATING AND MECHANICAL SYSTEMS. No
Plumbing will be approved prior to installatign of perma-
nent potable water to building as per Section 318 (1) (H)
U.P.C. as amended.
Mezzanine
MINIMUM REQUIRED SETBACKS:
Front -PAT R149 RUM
Side 01=
'Rear Vv 1pJA* p24n
Special Conditions:
Valuation 41,00o.00 Permit Fee 10000-
Date Penalty Fee $
Signature
I certify
am exem
Total CK # $ ui.oe
d from the requirements of the state contractor's registration law, under Section 3, Chapter 126, laws.of 19',
This oBuilding Permit is pursua�)to Chapter 129, Laws of 1955, State of Washington and resolution adopted Feb. 3,
1.975 by Board of County Commissioners of Snohomish County. Permission is hereby granted to do the work do -
scribed hereon according to the approved plans and specifications pertaining hereto, subject to Compliance with any
ordinances or zoning resolutions ot Snohomish County. Construction must start within 120 clarysmand first inspection
lo: callo& for� otherwise permit becomes null and void. Building pqrmi�t expires 18 months . da.te. of issuance.
A RE MARSHALL'S. COPY
It/1,;
Building and Plumbing Code Departme;
TEMEPHONC 259-03013 0 259-0631
—BUILDING
VALLIAM L CARROLL —PLUMBING
DIRUCTOR MEMMANICAL
—ZONING INSPiC
Gabbert & Associates
2319 Elliot Avenue
Seattle, Washington 98121
Attn: Charles Hartung
July 5, 1978
1. .1
RE: Addition to Westgate Chapel
Si r:
1his letter is in reply to your 1 ' etter of June 23, 1976 concerning
the plan review of the Westgate Chapel.
The spririk-ler system in Rooms M7 and #301 may be omitted.
Doors 0200H and #219A may be considered as required exits. As such
lighted exit signs shall be provided as per Section 3312(b) and Section
3312(c)l.
Door #112 may be con,�idered as a required exit and the signage re-
-F Section 3*312(b) and Section 3312(c)]. shall apply. I had not
o 011 aS 0 -eViOUSly because there
Doors 219A and -#20
co_,:S.� _Xit" pl
c -go arei was in coiiipl
iance with Section
had no indication the dis hai
3307(c).
'0 . oor #201A (item 76), if automatic closing, shall close automatically
if subje ' cted to products of'coril.bustion other than heat in accordance to rwise
Section 3304(h) and Section 4306(b)2 which further states, "Unless othe
maximum temperature of
spe c - ' led, tile closing dovice shall be one rated at a
1650F. if products of coi-iibustion other than heat are being detected to
actuate the closing device, the closing device shall operate by the activation
of �n,approvcd detector set to operate when smoke reduces the intensity of a - 1-
.41
loot long beam of white light by 4 percent or any other detection device con
for-ming to the requircnni i2nts specified in U.B.C. Standard No. 43-6.11
if I m3y be of any further assistance regarding'the above ni'entioned
project, please feel -171-ce to contact this office.
$It
sincerely,
cc-.�'- Commercial Inspector
BB:ak'l
A ML ThAGESON
.CMMISSkONER IST DISTRICT
Byron Backstrom, Plans Examiner
U RICHARD FoFISGRaN
COMMISSIONER 2ND OISTnICT
CHARL115 HILL
COMMIGSIONER 3RO OM-
elm,
Buildihgand Plumbing Code Departmerl
TELEPHONE 250-9368 0 159-0631
WILLIAM L CARROLL.
DIRXCTOR
Westgate Chapel
22901 Edmonds Way
Edmonds, Washington
Gabbert & Associates
2819 Elliot Avenue
Seattle, Washington
Si r:
— BUILDING
— PLUM111ING
— MIK06MANICAL.
—ZONIN43,11419plicl,
May 15, 1978
RE: Addition to Existing Church for Westgate
Chapel, 22901 Edmonds Way, Edmonds, WA
Two Stories, 15,194 Square Feet Each Story
Balcony = 5780 Square Feet
Group A-2.1 Occupancy, 1976 Code
Type III One -hour Construction
Occupant Load, 1st Floor = 400
2nd Floor =1515
Fire Zone III
The above mentioned plans have been reviewed with the following cor-
rections for compliance with the 1976 Edition of the Uniform Building Code:
1. The proposed addition shall be separated from the existing structure
by a four-hour area separation wall as per Section 505(d). All cells in the
8" C.M.U. area separation wall shall be filled solidly with grout as per
Item #33 of Table 43B.
2. The first floor area (lower level) shall be provided with an auto-
matic fire extinguishing system as per Section 3802(b)l. In addition, an
automatic fire extinguishing system shall be'provided in any enclosed usable
space located below or above a stairway such as rooms #217 and #301 as per
Section 3803(b)3.
The details of the fire -extinguishing system shall be submitted
to the Snohomish County Fire Marshal for approval prior to its installation.
3. Provide an additional 3 feet of exit door width from the main level
based on an occupant load of 1650 as per Section 3302(b).
4. Two exits are required from room #102 as per Table 33A. When two
exits are required they shall be located a distance apart equal to not less
than �2 of the length of the diagonal dimension of the room as per Secti,on
3302(c). The two exits as shown do not comply.
EARL TORGESON N. RICHARD FORSGREN CHARLES HILL
COMMISSIONER iST DISTRICT COMMISSIONER 2ND DISTRICT COMMISSIONER 3RODIST4,;
Westgate Charl
Edmonds, Was ington
5/15/73
Page 2
5. Corridor #112 shall be made to conform to Section 3304(e) for a
limitation of 20 feet in length for dead end corridors.
6. Reg4rdless of the occupant load there shall be a floor or laIndi ' ng
on each sioe of a door. When the door swings over a landing, the lan4ing.:'%'_"
shall be 5-feet long as per Section 3303(h). When the 4qor swings'
the landing shall h di
from the landing, ave a dimension in the irect.iqn o
travel pqual-to the width of the stairs as per Section 3305(g).. th'.
Q'Argas
at doors #112 and #210 do not comply.
7. Provisions pertaining to doors shall include:
a) Doors #112, 124, 217, and 229 shall be one -hour labeled, self -
closing door assemblies as per Section 503(c)4.
b) Doors #201A and #203 are not approved as shown. Door #201A must
afford opening protection equal to a labeled 20 minute assembly.
Door #203 Must also provide opening protection equal to a 20
minute assembly as per Section 3304(h) and shall be a hinged
swinging door as a required exit as per Section 3303(d).
c) Doors #202, 204,205,206,207,215, and 216 shall be 20 minute labeled,
self -closing assemblies as per Section 3304(h).
d) All folding partitions shall have a flame spread rating of at least
Class III as per Section 1705(c) and Table 42-B.
e) All glazed panels within 48" of an edge of an interior or exterior
door shall be of safety glass as per U.S. Safety Standard 16 CFR-
1201 (note relites at Section 20, Sheet A-23) unless such
glazed panels are required to be -Y' thick wired glass set in
steel frames for opening protection in corri ' dor walls such as
at door 105A and at the northex as per Section 3304(-).
8. Stairway provisions include:
a) Two or more risers constitute a stairway as per Section 420.
b) Stairways shall be at least 44 inches wide when serving an
occupant load of more than 50 as per Section 3305(b).
c) Handrails shall be provided on both sides of stairways which are
wider than 44" as per Section 3305(j). (note stairways at doors
#112 and 210).
9. Provide draft stop partitions of Y' gypsum wallboard, or 1" thick
tight fitting wood, 3/8" plywood or approved noncombustible material adequately
supported in the following locations:
a) Between the ceiling and the floor above where suspended ceilings
occur.in the lower level, including those areas where the ceiling
is attached directly to the lower chord of open vieb trusses. Maximum area
between such partitions shall be 1000 square feet as per Section 2517(f)2.
b) Between the floor and the lower surface of the balcony floor
surface above with areas not to exceed 1500 square feet, Section
2517(f)2.
c) From the ceiling to the roof in the attic spaces with areas not
to exceed 3,000 square feet as per Section 3205(b).
10.. Section 4203-1 states, "When walls and ceilings are required by any
provision in this Code to be of fire -resistive or noncombustible construction,
0 -11 -
Westgate Chapel
Edmonds, Washington
0
5/15/78
Page
the finish material of any class,shall be applied directly against such.fire
resistive construction or to furring strips not exceeding 13/4 inches applied
dir6ctly against such surfaces. The intervening spaces between such furring
the
$trips shall be filled with inorganic or,Class I material or shall �o fire
stopped not to exceed 8 feet In Onydirection." Note the furred,spac,es, 99::,''
poncretp qnd CMU walls,'
11. The flame spread rating for interior finishes shall be�!Cl ' �Ss II
in exitways I and . Class H I I in.rooms as per Table 42-B. Section'4.201 st.ates,
"Interiorwall and ceiling finish shall mean interior wainscoting,'paneling,
or other finish applied structurally or for decoration, acoustical correction,
surface insulation, or similar purposes. Requirements for finishes in this
Chapter shall not apply to trim, defined as picture molds, chair rails,
baseboards, and handrails; to doors and windows or their frames, nor to
materials which are less than 1/28 inch in thickness cemented to the surface
of walls or ceilings, if there materials have flame -spread characteristics -
no greater than paper of this thickness cemented to a noncombustible backing.".,
12. Provide a ii'dd-rail in the guardrails located on each side o.f th.e
platform as per Section 3321(e)7.
13. Where ceilings provide the fire -resistive membrane for fire-resi ' stive
assemblies, light fixtures shall furnish equal protection by means of approved
tenting devices or shall be listed as approved for such a location as'per
Section 4303(a)6.
14. Provide exit signs or directional exit signs at the followin,g lo-
cations as per Section 3312(b):
a) Door 200, 201, 226A
b) At juncture of corridors 208 and 209.
c) At the head of the stairs in corridor 209.
15. Exit illumination and exit signs shall be provided with two
separate sources of power supply as per Section 3312(c)l.
16. The seating capacity was computed on the basis of cont inental seating
of 18" clear width between the back of one seat to the front of the most for-
ward position of the seat immediately behind as per Section 3314(a). Such
spacing allows a row of 18 seats or a pew of 27 feet. Standard spacing of
12" between rows allows a maximum 20 foot length of pew or a seating for 13
with an aisle on each end of a pew.
17. Provide substantiating data for the soil bearing design pressure of,
6,000 P.S.F. as per Section 2906.
18. Submit the engineered truss details for approval prior to installa-
tion and provide copies of the glu-lam certificate of conformance as per Section
5006(b).
19. A special inspectr shall be present during the concrete construction.
The special inspector shall be employed by a firm licensed by the State of
Washington to perform such work. Forward copies of field reports and test
results to -this office from such special inspections as per Section 305(a)1.
I I
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Westgate Chapel 5/15/78
4
-Washington,
.Edmonds,
d
A building permit will not,be issued prior to approval of the. following
Snohomish County Departments: Planning, Sanitation,. En9i nf?eri ng �:'a,nd
Pldmbin
All construction i s' subject to field inspections,- corr�c.tion
sud
final 'fi0d*'Ap*va*'l toqethe� with the s nc,,..Qf a q.ere0fJc* �Occjjpancy..;
prior',to-Aho ng:being o�cupied.'.
�J
(6ti fy th s
No concrete or grout shall be poured without inspection
in advance. An approved set ofpl4n"�"'shall: be-
Department,at least 24 hours
kept at the job site at all times during constructio.n.
. A separate permit shall be required for mechanical heating a,nd venting
as well'as for any plumbing work to be done.
A reply by return mail is required stating compliance with the above..
items.
If I may be of any further assistance please feel free to contact.this
office.
Sincerely,
Byron Backstrom, Plans Examiner
cc: Fire Prevention Bureau of Snohomish County
Commercial Inspector
DFT:ak
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Building'and Plumbing Code Departme
TELEPHONE 230-938110 259-0631
WILLIAM L CARROLL.
DIRKCTOR
Westgate Chapel
22901 Edmonds Way
Edmonds, Washington
Gabbert & Associates
2819 Elliot Avenue
Seattle, Washington
Si r:
- BUILDING
- PLUMBING
- MSCHANICAL
-ZONING INSPIXC!
May 15, 1978
RE: Addition to Existing Church for Westgate
Chapel, 22901 Edmonds Way, Edmonds, WA
Two Stories, 15,194 Square Feet Each Story
Balcony = 5780 Square Feet
Group A-2.1 Occupancy, 1976 Code
Type III One -hour Construction
Occupant Load, 1st Floor = 400
2nd Floor =1515
Fire Zone III ,
The above mentioned plans have been reviewed with the following cor-
rections for compliance with the 1976 Edition of the Uniform Building Code:
1. The proposed addition shall be separated from the existing structure
by a four-hour area separation wall as per Section 505(d). All cells in the
8" C.M.U. area separation wall shall be filled solidly with grout as per
Item #33 of Table 43B.
area ower 1 evel ) shal 1 be provided wi th an auto-
matic"fire extinguishing system as per Section 3802(b)l. In addition, an
automatic fire extinguishing system shall be'provided in any enclosed usable
space located below or above a stairway such as rooms #217 and #301 as per
Section 3803(b)3.
The details of the fire -extinguishing system shall be submitted
to the Snohomish County Fire Marshal,for approval prior to its installation.
3 feet of exit door width from the main level
based on an occupant load of 1650 as per Section 3302(b).
�4%,t*���Towo:Ae�x�i�t,!�*,,,.�a,,re--requi-red from rooR #102 as per Table 33A. When two
exit�s are required they shall be located a distance apart equal to not less
than J� of the length of the diagonal dimension of the room as per Secti'on
3302(c). The two exits as shown do not comply. 34 'V'w)
,z),
EARL TORGESON N. RICHARD FORSGRIEN CHARLE S HILL
Westgate Cha el 5/15/78
Edmonds, WaNington Page 2
5. Corridor #112 shall be made to conform to Section 3304(e) for a
linitation of 20 feet in length for dead end corridors. -�o 5. 6 -
Z_
6. Regardless of the occupant load there shall be a floor or landing
h la 4
on each side of a door. When the door swings over a landing, t e ing.
shall be 5 feet long as per Section 3303(h). When the dQor swings.oway
from the landing, the landing shall have a dimension in the direction.6f'
travel equal -to the width of the stairs as per Section 3305(g). The�areas
at doors #112 and #210 do not comply. 0 / Aii ') 5, 5, ,
to doors shall include:
a) Doors #112, 124, 217, and 229 shall be one -hour labeled, self -
closing door assemblies as per Section 503(c)4.
b) Doors #201A and #203 are not approved as shown. Door #201A must
afford opening protection equal to a labeled 20 minute assembly.
Door #203 must also provide opening protection equal to a 20
minute assembly as per Section 3304(h) and shall be a hinged
swinging door as a required exit as per Section 3303(d).
c) Doors #202, 204,205,206,207,215, and 216 shall be 20 minute labeled,
self -closing assemblies as per Section 3304(h),
d) All folding partitions shall have a flame spread rating of at least
Class III 'as per Section 1705(c) and Table 42-B.
e) All glazed panels within 48" of an edge of an interior or exterior
door shall be of safety glass as per U.S. Safety Standard 16 CFR-
1201 (note relites at Section 20, Sheet A-23) unless such
glazed panels are required to be �4" thick wired glass set in
steel frames for opening protection in corri * dor walls,such as
at door 105A and at the northex as per Section 3304(-).
8. Stairway provisions include:
a) Two or more risers constitute a stairway as per Section 420.
b) Stairways shall be at least 44 inches wide when serving an
occupant load of more than 50 as per Section 3305(b).
c) Handrails shall be provided on both sides of stairways which are
wider than 44" as per Section 3305(j). (note stairways at doors
#112 and 210).
9. Provide draft stop partitions of 12-" gypsum wallboard, or 1" thick
tight fitting wood, 3/8" plywood or appro V ed noncombustible material adequately
supported in the following locations:
a) Between the ceilinq and the floor above where suspended ceilings
occur in the lower level, including those areas where the ceiling
is attached directly to the lower chord of open web trusses. Maximum area
between such partitions shall be 1000 square feet as per Section 2517(f)2.
b) Between the floor and the lower surface of the balcony floor
surface above with areas not to exceed 1500 square feet, Section
2517(f)2.
c) From the ceiling to the roof in the attic spaces with areas not
to exceed 3,000 square feet as per Section 3205(b).
10. Section 4203-1 states, "When walls and ceilings are required by any
provision in th is Code to be of fire -resistive or noncombustible construction,
Westgate Chapel 5/15/78
Page 3
Edmonds, Washington
the finish material of any class.shall be applied directly against such fire -
resistive construction or to furring strips not exceeding 13/4 inches applied
dirictly against such surfaces. The intervening spaces between such furring
strips shall be filled with inorganic or,Class I material or shall �,e fire -
stopped not to exceed 4 foet in Ony direction." Note the furred spaces.9n the
concrete and CMU walls.
11. T . he flame spread rating for interior finishes shall be 'Class
in exitways and Class III in rooms as per Table 42-B. Section'4201 st * ates,
"Interiorwall and ceiling finish shall mean interior wainscoting', paneling.
or other finish applied structurally or for decoration, acoustical correction,
surface insulation, or similar purposes. Requirements for finishes in this
Chapter shall not apply to trim, defined as picture molds, chair rails,
baseboards, and handrails; to doors and windows or their frames, nor to
materials which are less than 1/28 inch in thickness cemented to the surface
of walls or ceilings, if there materials have flame -spread -characteristics -
no greater than paper of this thickness cemented to a noncombustible backing."
12. Provide a mid -rail in the guardrails located on each side of the
platform as per.Section 3321(e)7.
13. Where ceilings provide the fire -resistive membrane for fire-resi.stive
assemblies, light fixtures shall furnish equal protection by means of approved
tenting devices or shall be listed as approved for such a location as per
Section 4303(a)6.
.�olf4T""Pfo�viwd,e—e,x�i,t—s�,i-g,rfs—(Yt—diiijo-ct-i-b—n-61--exit, signs at the following 10-
gations as per Section 3312(b): . _r . 4
0 ug� a ) Door 200, 201, 226A O(C-0 OR
1/00 arr— idors 208 and 209. 6F—
ice. b) At juncture of corr
c) At the head of the stairs in corridor 209.
C
p7etr,+
+,5-�E jiT —ill 'um 1'n a t i on 'an d e x i t s i g n s shall be provided with two
separate sources of power supply as per Section 3312(c)l.
V1,6V&_wT0hqe0_"�eWhA "AgW"U'poalt4iiiiy�14as computed' on the basis of continental seating
of 18" clear width between the back of one seat to the front of the most for-
ward position of the seat immediately behind as per Section 3314(a). Such
spacing allows a row of 18 seats or a pew of 27 feet. Standard spacing of
12" between rows allows a maximum 20 foot length.of pew or a seating for 13
with an aisle on each end of a pew.
17. Provide substantiating data for the soil bearing design pressure of
6,000 P.S.F. as per Section 2906.
18. Submit the engineered truss details for approval prior to installa-
tion and provide copies of the glu-lam certificate of conformance as per -Section
5006(b).
19. A special inspectr shall be present during the concrete construction.
The special inspector shall be employed by a firm licensed by the State of
Washington to perform such work. Forward copies of field reports and test
results to -this office from such special inspections as per Section 305(a)1.
Westgate Chapel
d monds, Washington
5/15/78
Page, .4
A building permit will not,be issued prior to approval of the following,
-ering.1 and
Snohomish County Departments: Planning, Sanitation, Engin,
P16mbing,
All construction is subject to field inspections correc.ions anj
cppanc
final fiqld approvil together with the issuance'Qf a �ert i f i co�e %9-f Oc.
th� b
prior! t9- vildino:beinq occupied.
this
0
No concrete or grout s ' hall be poured without inspect.on
Department at least 24 hours -in advance. An approved set ofplan.s shall be
uction.
kept at the job site at all times during constr
A separate permit shall be required for mechanical heating and venting
as well as for any plumbing work to be done.
A reply by return mail is required stating compliance with the above
items.
If I may be of any further assistance'please feel free to contact.this
office.
Sincerely,
Byron Backstrom, Plans Examiner
cc: Fire Prevention Bureau of Snohomish County
Commercial Inspector
DFT:ak
3309-3311 UNIFORM BUILDING CODE
by an approved self-contained generator set to operate whenever there is a
loss of power in the normal housecurrent. The generator shall be in a
separate room having a minimum One -hour Fire -resistive. Occupancy
Separation and shall have a minimum fuel supply adequate to operate the
equipment for two hours.
9. Acceptance and testing. Before the mechanical equipment is ac-
cepted by the Building Official, it shall be tested in his presence to con-
firm that the mechanical equipment is operating in compliance with these
requirements.
10. Emergency lighting. The stair shaft and the vestibule shall be pro-
vided with emergency lighting. The standby generator which is installed
for the smokeproof enclosure mechanical ventilation equipment may be
used for standby emergency lighting power supply. I
11. Air-conditioned buildings. In buildings with air-conditioning
systems or pressure air supply, serving more than one story a detector of
products of combustion other than heat conforming to the requireinents
of Section 4306 (b) 2 shall be placed in the return air prior to exhausting
from the building or being diluted by outside air. Upon activation the
detector shall cause the return air to exhaust completely from the building
without any recirculation through the building. Such -devices may be in-
stalled in each room or space served by a return air duct.
Exit Courts
Sec. 3310. (a) General. Every exit court shall discharge into a public way
or exit passageway.
(b) Width. Exit court minimum widths shall be determined in ac-
cordance with provisions of Section 3302 based on the tributary occupan-
cy. load and such required width *shall be u''nobstruicted except for projec-
tions.permitted in corridors in Section 3304. ' - ' -:, - -
Where the�width is reduced from any -cause the reduction shall be ef-
fected gradually by -a guardrail at least 3 feet in height and making an
angle of not more than 30* with the axis of the exit 'court.
(c) Number of Exits. Every exit court shall be provided with exits as
determined by Section 3302.
(d) Openings. All. openings into An exit court less' than 10 feet wide shall
be protected by fire assemblies having not less than a three -fourths hour
fire -protection rating.
EXCEPTION: Openings more than 10 feet above the floor of the'exit
court may be unprotected.
Exit Passageways
- See. 3311. (a) Discharge. The walls of exit. passageways shall -be
without openings other than required exits and shall have walls,- floors and
ceilings of the same period -of fire resistance as required for the walls,
floors and ceilings of the building served with a minimum of one -hour
f ire -resistive construction. Exit openings throughout the encl -
osing walls of
508
1976 EDITION 3311-3312
exit passageways shall be protected by fire assemblies having a
three -fourths -hour fire -protection rating.
�b) Detailed lRequirements. Exit passagewAys'shall have width, height,
and other construction requirements as required for corridors in Section
3304.
Exit Signs and Illurninatioh
Sec. 3312. (a) Exit Illumination. Exits shall, be illuminated at any time
the building is occupied with light having,an intensity of not less than one
footcandle at floor level.
EXCEPTION: Group R, Division 3 Occupancies.
Exit illumination shall be provided with separate circuits or separate
sources of power (but not necessarily separate fromexit signs) when these
are required for exit sign illumination. See Section 3312 (c).
(b) Exit Signs. At every required exit.doorway and wherever otherwise
required to'clearly indicate the direction 'of egress, an exit sign with letters
having principal stroke not less than 3/4 inch wide and at least 6 inches high
shall be provided from all areas serving the occupant load specified in this
subsection. In interior stairways the floor level leading direct to the ex
terior shall be clearly indicated, Exit signs shall be installed in:
1. Group A, Division I Occupancies and Groups A, Divisions 2, 2.1, 3
and 4, 1 and R Division I Occupancies with an occupant load of more than
50.
2. All other, occupancies serving an occupant load of more than 100.
EX CEPTION: Main exterior exit doors w hich obviously and clearly are
identifiable As exits need not be sign posted when approved by the Building
Official.
(c) Illumination of Signs. Exit signs serving the occupant loads
specified in this subsection shall be lighted with two electric lamps.of not
less than I � watts iach in the following' Manner.
1. Two separate sources of supply shall be provided for the following
occupancies:
A. Group A, Division I Occupancies.
B. Divisions 2 and 2.1 of Group A Occupancies with an occupant load
over 500 persons, except churches with an occupant load of less than
.750 persons.
'C. Group I Occupancies with an occupant load over 100 persons.
2. S , eparate circuits, one of which shall be separated from all other cir-
cuits in the building and independently controlled, shal I be required for
the following occupancies:
A. GroupsA, Divisions 2, 2.1, 3 and 411 E And B Occupancies with an
occupant load over 300 persons.
B. Groups H and R, Division I Occupancies with an occupant load
over 100 persons.
C. Group I Occupancies with an occupant load over 50 persons.
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3313-3314 UNIFORM BUILDING CODE 1, 1976 EDITION
Aisles
Sec. 3313. (a) General. Every portion of every building in which are in-
stalled seats, tables, merchandise, equipment or similar ma terials shall be
provided with aisles leading to an exit.
(b) Width. Every aisle shall. be not less than 3 feet wide if serving only
one side, and not less than 3 feet 6 inches wide if serving both sides. Such
minimum width shall be measured at the point farthest from an exit, cross
aisle, or foyer and shall be increased by 11/2 inches for each 5 feet in length
toward the exit, cross aisle, or foyer.
With continental spacing, as specified in Section 3314 (a), side -aisles
shall be not less than 44 inches in width.
`(c) Distances to Nearest Exit. In areas.occupied by seAts,:and in Group
A Occupancies without seats, the line of travel to an exit door by an aisle
shall be not more than 150 feet.
(d) Aisle Spacing. With standard spacing, as' specified in'Section 3314
(a), aig . les shall be so located that there will be not more than six- interve . n-
ing seats between any seat and the nearest aisle.
With continental spacing, as specified in Section 3314 (a), the number of
intervening seats may be increased to 29 where exit doors ate provided
along each side aisle of the row of seats at the rate of one pair of exit doors
for each five rows of seats. Such exit doors shall provide'a minimum clear .
width of 66 inches.
(e) Cross Aisles. Aisles shall terminate in a cross aisle, foyer, or exit.
The width of the cross aisle shall be not less than the sum of the required
width of the widest aisle plus 50 percent of the total required width of the
remaining aisles leading thereto. In Groups A and E Occupancies, aisles
shall not provide a dead end greater than 20 feet in length.
(f) Vomitorles. Vornitories connecting the foyer or main exit with the
cross aisles shall have a total width not less than the sum of the required
width of the widest aisle leading thereto plus 50 percent of the total re-
quired width of the remaining aisles leading thereto.
(g) Slope. The. slope portion of aisles shall not exceed I foot fall in 8
feet.
Seat Spacing
Sec. 3314. With standard seating the spacing of rows of seats shall pro-
vide a space of not less than 12 inches from. the back of one seat to the
front of the most forward projection of the seat immediately behind it asi
measured horizontally between vertical planes.
With continental seating, the spacing of rows of unoccupied seats shall
provide a clear width measured horizontally as follows (automatic or self-,-.'-.
rising seats shall be measured in the seat -up position, other seats shall be'.-,
measured in the seat -down position):
Eighteen inches clear for rows of 18 seats or less
Twenty inches clear for rows of 35 seats or less
3314-3316
Twenty-one inches clear for rows of 45 seats or less
Twenty-two inches clear for rows of 46 seats or more
Exits: Group A, Division 1 Occupancies
Sec.,3315. (4) Main Exit. Every Group A, Division I Occupancy shall
be provided with a main exit.
The main exit shall be of sufficient width to accommodate one-half of
the total occupant load but shall be not less than the total required width
of all aisles, exit passageways, and stairways leading thereto, and shall
connect to a stairway or ramp leading to a public way.
(b) Side Exits. Every auditorium of a Group A, Division I Occupancy
shall be provided with exits on each side. The exits on each side of the
auditorium shall be of sufficient width to accommodate one-third of the
total occupant load served. Side . exits shall open directly to a public way or
into an exit court, approved stairway, exterior stairway or exit passageway
leading to a public way. Side exits shall be accessible from a cross aisle.
(c) Balcony Exits. Every balcony having an occupant load of more than
10 shall be provided with a minimum of two exits. Balcony exits shall open
directly onto an exterior stairway or into an approved stairway or ramp.
When there is more than one balcony, exits shall open into an exterior or
enclosed stairway or ramp. Balcony exits shall be accessible from a cross
aisle. The number and distribution of exits shall be as otherwise specified
in this Chapter.
(d) Panic Hardware. An exit door from a Group A, Division I Oc-
cupancy having an occupant load of more than 100 shall not be provided
with a latch or lock unless it is panic hardware.
Exits: Group A, Divisions 2,2.1, 3 and 4 Occupancies
Sec. 3316. (a) Group A, Divisions 2, 2.1 and 3. Group A, Divisions 2
and 2.1 Occupancies shall have exits as required by Section 3315. In
Group A, Division 3'Occupancies having an occupant load of more than
100, exit doors shall not be provided with a latch or lock unless it is panic
hardware.
EXCEPTION: Group A, Division 2.1 and 3 Occupanices, such as
restaurants, bars, bowling alleys, auditoriums and similar commercial uses,
r. and in churches, panic hardware may be omitted from the main exit when the
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main exit consists of a single door or one pair of doors. A key locking device
may be used in place of the panic hardware provided there is a readily visible
2%1, metallic sign adjacent to the doorway stating "THIS DOOR MUST RE-
MAIN UNLOCKED DURING BUSINESS HOURS." The sign shall be in
letters not less than I inch high on a contrasting background. When unlock-
ed, a single door and each leaf of a pair.of doors must be free to swing
without operation of any latching device. The locking device on a pair of
doors must be arranged so that when one leaf is unlocked, the other is free to
swing. Flush, edge or surface bolts or any other type of device that may be
used to close or restrain the doors other than by operation of the locking
device are prohibited. The use of this Exception may be revoked by the
Building Official for due cause.
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Local News
Monday,
October 27, 1997
Arson suspected at Edmonds chur(
Smoke pours from complex; no one hurt
By JIM HALEY and SCOTT NORTH
Herald Writers
EDMONDS -- Investigators believe an arsonist may be
responsible for an early morning blaze Sunday that caused
an estimated �50,000 damage to the Westgate Chapel.
The 1:43 a.m. fire started in an office on the ground level
and in a basement kitchen on the east end of the building,
Edmonds Fire Chief Mike Springer said.
By late afternoon, fire officials were saying that the fires
appeared to have been deliberately set. They urged anyone
with information to contact Edmonds police at
425-771-0200.
Although few flames were visible from the outside, smoke
billowed out of the building for nearly three hours. A
cordon of fire equipment from around the area surrounded
the big church at 22901 Edmonds Way.
Smoke escapes from the M
Chapel in Edmonds early;
after firefighters opened pa
roof to contain the damagc
suspected arson fire. I
two -alarm blaze brought
firefighters from around it
The main damage was in an older section of the large church complex, and the flam
reach a newly remodeled area, Pastor Alec Rowlands said.
He said the nondenominational evangelical church normally has between 1,700 and
people attending the two Sunday services.
"There's no way you're prepared for something like this," Rowlands said of his
congregation. "I don't know how they're going to respond. They are great people s
sure they will rally to whatever the challenges are that face us."
The church hastily rescheduled its services Sunday afternoon after being invited by;
Kirkland congregation to use its building. Up to three -fourths of Westgate Chapel's
members attended the service, said Gary Jelley, the church's business manager.
"Morale is good," he said.
But the same can't be said for the church building in Edmonds.
Acrid smoke spread throughout the building, and while flames didn't reach the sanc
the area touched by flames "is in pretty sad shape," Jelley said.
Sunday's arson comes in the wake of another, smaller fire at the church a few mont
That fire was of undetermined origin, Jelley said.
The arson also follows the Aug. I stabbing death of Ronald Clader, who was morta
wounded as he mowed the lawn at the church's park -and -ride lot.
Another member of the church, Faafetai K. Santisteban, 37, has been charged with
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nrSL-UegreC muruer. rariier Lnis momn, aar[LISLeDan was oruereu inLo a stme mental I
for treatment after a Snohomish County judge ruled that she is not mentally compete
stand trial.
Local News
Sunday's two -alarm blaze was battled by 35 firefighters from Edmonds, Lynnwoo(
Mountlake Terrace, Shoreline and Fire District I 11. The coordinated response, whi(
brought in seven fire engines, a ladder truck and other equipment, helped contain thi
damage, Springer said.
"This is the end result of many years of working together," Springer said, "forming
partnerships, training together and standardization of equipment."
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PRESS RELEASE
September 7, 2000
Saturday, September 9, 2000, Westgate Chapel, 22901 Edmonds
Way, will host a community fair to celebrate the completion of the
newly constructed Community Ministry Center. The 53,000
square foot facility was built to replace the portion of Westgate
Chapel that was burned in an arson fire on October 26, 1997.
The events scheduled for the dedication festivities include music, a
classic car show, motorcycle show, free food and drinks, inflatable
toys for children to play on, and tours of the new Community
Ministry Center.
The weekend celebration begins Saturday at 9:30 am with a ribbon
cutting ceremony, to be followed at 11:00 am by the Community
Fair in the Westgate Chapel parking lot. Sunday morning,
September 10, the congregation of Westgate Chapel will have special
thanksgiving services in the sanctuary, with musical guests, Geron
and Becky Davis.
There will be no on -site parking Saturday, September 9. Press
vehicles may go to the east entrance of Westgate Chapel off of
Edmonds Way, where special parking has been arranged. Press
kits will be available at the information booth Saturday morning and
audio live feed will be available for both the 9:00 am and 11:00 am
Sunday morning services. For additional information, please call
Westgate Chapel at (425) 775-2776.
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9/5/00 4:43 PM
Local News
Tuesday,
October 28, 1997
Churches
Westgate
rally to aid blackened
By REBECCA HOVER
Herald Writer
EDMONDS -- When Cliff Bronson stepped inside
Westgate Chapel Monday morning, he also took a step
backward: cleanup crews with hard hats, soot -black rooms
and hallways, and the clinging smell of smoke.
"It just brings all those memories back and all those
feelings," said Bronson, an administrator at Trinity
Lutheran Church in Lynnwood, as he recalled a blaze that
destroyed his church five years ago.
That fire, in Aug. 1992, was the work of convicted
arsonist Paul Keller, who is now in prison for setting a
long string of such blazes.
Officials (upper left) look
through a hole in the floo
large auditorium area t(
basement level, where
electrician makes repairs A
at Westgate Chapel in Ed
Bronson and one of his pastors visited Westgate to offer
help to the staff and members of the church, where investigators said someone set ti
Sunday morning.
Westgate Chapel officials estimated the damage and loss of contents at about $1 mil.
The main damage was in an older section of the church, but smoke billowed througl
building. On Monday, crews busily aired out the new sanctuary and cleaned pews.
Gary McComas, Edmonds fire marshal, said one of the fires was started in a kitchei
where sewing and quilting materials were stored. The other was set in a large closet
said.
"The fire couldn't have spread on its own," McComas said. "It had to be set."
Investigators today planned to interview the firefighters first to arrive on the scene 5
Several members of the task force that investigated the Keller arsons have reunited t
the Westgate blaze, McComas said.
"We became very closely associated through the Paul Keller fires," he said. "Anythi
this nature, you need as much help as you can get."
Help will also come from several churches as close as Lynnwood and as far away a
Kirkland. Overlake Christian Church, Shoreline Community Church and others hav
offered their facilities for Sunday morning worship, meetings, classes and more, sa:
Crane, executive pastor at Westgate Chapel.
But Trinity has something else to offer, Bronson said. In addition to classroom spac
kitchen facilities, church members will provide "whatever wisdom from our experie
might want to draw on."
"You wish vou could walk them throuLyh the difficult times." Bronson said. remenit
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how his congregation went through grieving and anger before leaming to forgive.
Local News
Westgate attendees have had plenty of tragedy to endure lately.
Just a few weeks ago there was a bomb threat at the church. Several months ago a fi
caused minor damage in a sound system room. "I don't know that a cause was ever
determined," Crane said of the earlier blaze.
On Aug. I churchgoer Ronald Clader was stabbed to death as he mowed the lawn al
church's park -and -ride lot. Another member of the church was arrested and charged
first -degree murder in his death.
Investigators will try to determine if there is a connection between the earlier fire an(
threat and Sunday's fire, said Edmonds police Sgt. Jeffrey Holmes.
Despite events, Crane said, his congregation is doing well and relying on its faith to
them through this latest chapter.
"I think a time like this brings folks together," Crane said.
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Westfall, John
From: Bullis, Ann
Sent: Wednesday, April 18, 2007 7:26 AM
To: Westfall, John; Smith, Mike
Subject: FW: Westgate Chapel
FYI in case they try and contact you. IBC 1008.1.8.3 exceptions do not apply in
this case. Thanks,
Ann BulliS
Assistant Building Official
City of Edmonds
(425)771-0220
bullis@ci.edmonds.wa.us
------- Original Message -----
From: Bullis, Ann
Sent: Wednesday, April 18, 2007 7:25 AM
To: 'Walter Adamson I
Subject: RE: Westgate Chapel
Walt
The IBC does not permit limiting the occupant load to less than the number
determined by using factors in IBC Table 1004.1.2. Since exiting (including door
swing) is based on occupant load, if the occupant load of the assembly room
exceeds 49 (including the occupant loads from spaces exiting through the assembly
room), two exits would be required and the doors must swing out in the direction
of travel and be openable from the egress side at all times. Sincerely,
Ann Bullis
Assistant Building official
.City of Edmonds
(425)771-0220
bullis@ci.edmonds.wa.us
----- original message -----
From: Walter & Reidun [mailto:waltreidun@comcast.net] On Behalf Of Walter Adamson
Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2007 12:08 PM
To: Bullis, Ann
Cc: Pastor David
Subject: Westgate Chapel
Ann I spoke with you regarding the exiting from one of our large areas on the
third floor of our new area. One of your comments was regarding the existing door
from the office area. You said that door swing would have the be changed to swing
out of the large room into the office area. This creates a security problem. The
question came up regarding limiting the occupancy of the room to allow only one
exit door [the door would be a double 3611 doors.] This would be a new door at
the west end of the space. Is this an option?
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From: Bullis, Ann
Sent: Friday, June 11, 1999 8:08 AM
To: Westfall, John
Subject: RE: Seating plan for Westgate gymnasium
Hi John,
I haven't seen a seating plan for the Westgate Chapel gymnasium. The approved plans include a floor striping plan, but no
bleachers are proposed on the plan. The UBC regulates bleachers and permanent auditorium or theater type seating, but
not temporary seating such as portable chairs. Thanks for the info though. Ann
----- Original Message -----
From: Westfall, John
Sent: Thursday, June 10, 1999 1:10 PM
To: Bullis, Ann
Subject: Seating plan for Westgate gymnasium
Seating plan has no scale. Fire Department has following comments:
1. Provide minimum 44" width for aisles and cross aisles.
UFC 2501.9.2
2. Provide 13" spacing from row to row. UFC 2501.10.1
3. Chairs must bonded in groups of three or more. UFC 2501.10.2.
Westfall, John
From: Westfall, John
Sent: Thursday, June 1 0� 1999 1:10 PM
To: Bullis, Ann
Subject: Seating plan for Westgate gymnasium
Seating plan has no scale. Fire Department has following comments:
1. Provide minimum 44" width for aisles and cross aisles.
UFC 2501.9.2
2. Provide 13" spacing from row to row. UFC 2501.10.1
3. Chairs must bonded in groups of three or more. UFC 2501.10.2.
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MEMORANDUM
Date: June 1, 1999
To: Building Department
From: John Westfall, Fire Marshal
Subject: Plan Check #98-390: Westgate Chapel Remodel 22901
Edmonds Wa
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The Fire Department has the following comments:
1. Sht A2 driveways are approved. Fire department access shall be maintained during
project construction. 97 UFC 8704.2
2. Fire flow requirement for building has been reduced with proposed installation of
UBC Standard 9-1 / NFPA 13 automatic sprinkler system. No additional hydrants
will be required for fire protection service. 97 UFC Appendix 111-A 5.2
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3. Provide submittal for fire sprinkler system installation permit. Provide three copies of
plans, hydraulic calculations and specifications for pipe, sprinklers, hangers, and
system appurtenances for review. 97 UFC 1001.3
4. Sht M1 With fire sprinkler submittal, show that domestic design demand of multi-
purpose fire protection water supply will not interfere with fire protection demand.
96 NFPA 13 7-1.1.
5. All sprinkler work shall be performed by a contractor licensed for servicing and
installing sprinkler systems. Provide evidence of Washington State underground
and sprinkler contractor license for installation of underground sprinkler water supply
and automatic sprinkler systems, as applicable. RCW 18.160.070
6. Sprinklers will not be required in unsprinklered portions of existing building with
installation and maintenance of area separation wall.
7. Provide separate submittal for manual and automatic fire alarm system installation
permit. Include three copies of plans, battery calculations and specifications for all
equipment for review. 97 UFC 1001.3
8. Fire alarm design and installation shall be per UFC 1007.2.12.10 (WAC 51-44 UFC),
UFC 1007.3 and UFC Standards 10-2 & 10-3.
City of Edmonds �b Office of Fire Marshal
9. Fire Alarm plans shall include upgrade of fire alarm system throughout existing
building. 97 UFC 1007.2.1.2
10. Fire Alarm shall be monitored by an approved central, proprietary or remote station
service. 97 UFC 1007.3.3.6.1
11. Sht Al 1 Provide (magnetic) hold -opens for automatic -closing of fire rated
assemblies at following numbered assembly locations: 102A, 106, 123, 124, 200,
208A, 208B, 214, 304A, 308B. Tie hold -opens to activation of smoke detector or fire
alarm system activation. 97 UBC 713.6.1(3).
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12. Provide submittal for commercial cooking fire suppression system installation permit.
Include three copies of plans and system for review. 97 UFC 1001.3
13. Provide Class K rated fire extinguisher within 30' of kitchen commercial cooking
operations. Extinguisher shall be for protection of fire -extinguishing system.
97 UFC 1006.2.7
14. Provide illuminated exit fixtures at following locations:
Sht El at intersection of egress path from corridor 106 to corridor 108
Sht E2 at exit access from room 215
15. Provide emergency lighting fixtures at following locations:
Sht El Room 122
Sht E2 Room 215
16. Fire extinguishers shall be portable dry chemical type and 2A:10B:C rated. Add
portable fire extinguisher at following locations:
Sht A8, A9, Al 0 at southeast corners of each floor.
UFC 97 Standard 10-1
17. Submit Evacuation Assistance Plan for approval. WAC1104.1
18. Sht A17 Fig. 6 Callout cat walk specifications. Include hand or guardrail details.
Catwalk not shown on North gym elevation Sht A26 Fig. 2.
19. No fixed seating is called out for gymnasium. Provide seating plans for space.
97 UFC 105.3 & `IQS�8.p.2
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City of Edmonds
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Fire -flow is Z6'00 gpm for 7- hours.
R3 dwelling reduced % for auto sprinkler? (min. 1000 gpm)
All other use reduced :1�_Yo for auto sprinkler? (min. 1500 gpm) C) 3 51 5;TC5/"-t
C-5;� 1 0� 3 )
Total fire -flow: — gpm for hours.
Fire Hydrant Locations and Distribution (UFC Appendix 111-13 & 19.75.150 ECDC)
Min. # of hydrants: Ave. spacing: Max distance to frontage:
Dead-end road? Highway dividerlobstructions?
Single-family residentially zoned area? (600'apart): Other zoned areas? (300'apart):
Existing hydrant distance to frontage: North feet.
South feet.
East feet.
'West feet.
# of hydrants required and text location(s)
Fire Protection/Detection system & other rqrmts (UFC & ECDC 19.75)
Reviewer: Review Date:
Plans #_
'� 8 --3 9(0
Fire -Flow (UFC nnendix III -Al
Fire Department Review
Project type
-Z'
Building type:
Fire area: 7-3 3 jW square feet
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4-hour area separation wall? /JO
Type I or Type 11-FR Construction? AJO
Modifications: Increase or Decrease?
Fire-flowis ZZ-5-Dgpm for 2-- hours.
R3 dwelling reduced % for auto sprinkler? (min. 1000 gpm)
All other use reduced %for auto sprinkler? (min. 1500 gpn7) 6"ro'AJ
Total fire -flow: f 3) hours.
gpm f
Fire Hydrant Locations and Distribution (UFC'Appendix 1111-13 & 19.75.150ECDC)
Min. # of hydrants: Ave. spacing:
Dead-end road? Highway Oividerlobstructions?
Single-family residentially zoned area? (600'apart)
Existing hydrant distance to frontage: North
South
East
West
# of hydrants required and text location(s
Max distance to frontage:
Other zoned areas?- (300'apart):
feet.
feet.
feet.
feet.
Fire Protection/Detection system & other rqrmts (UFC & ECDC 19.75)
Reviewer: Review Oate:
DATE
DESCRIPTION OF
ADDRESS
OWNER
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City w4batitOdIxiting was not to code in terms of: number, total width, spacing, and discharge location so my first
concern would be to rectify the existing exiting problems. And I concur that the substantial improvement rule should be
imposed however, I would like to just require it as opposed to using the 60% rule of the assessed value of the structure. I
have had too many arguments in the past where the owner is able to get the structure "re -assessed" by the County and/or
produce a very low bid to get under the 60% rule. If you and I simply say the scope of the improvements require the
following upgrades ie the existing fire sprinkler and or alarm system I am prettty sure they won't fight it.
----Original Message —
From: John Westfall
Sent: Thursday, July 16,1998 6:47 PM
To: Jeannine Graf; Ann Bullis
Subject: westgate chapel
the proposed addition to westgate chapel is of a substantial increase to area and value. Would we bring the entire
structure up to current codes where we "practically" can?
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MEMORANDUM
Date: July 20, 1998
To: Meg Gruwell, Planner
From: Jeannine L. Graf, Building Official
Subject: Westgate Chapel File #98-49 & 98-50
In your staff report for the following project please include the following comments on
behalf of the Building Division:
1. Plans must comply with the 1997 edition of the UBC, UPC, UMC, UFC and 1997
Washington State Energy and Indoor Air Quality Codes and WAC 51-40 for State
Amendments to the noted codes which includes Barrier Free requirements.
2. The plans must be stamped by Washington State Licensed professionals (Architects,
Engineers).
3. Upgrades shall be made to the following systems: Exiting and barrier free
accessibility.
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International Conference of Building Officials
CONFERENCE SERVICES OFFICE
2122-112th AVENUE, N.E., SUITE B-300 0 BELLEVUE, WASHINGTON 98004 @ [425) 451-9.541 , fax (425) 637-8939
BOAAD OF DIR ECTOAS
OFFICES OF
JSMY J. BARBERA. P.R.
CHAIRMAN
AUAN R OLOON, R.A. C.B.O.
February 2, 1999
SENIOR MANAGER
ASSISTANT DEVELOPMENT
PHILLIP R. BRAZIL. P.E.. S.E.
SERVICfS DIRECTOR
STAFF ENGINEER
40ENX . ARIZOW
Plan Review No.: 8119
FIRSI'ViCE-CHAMIMN
KENNETH Q LAPS", C'S.O.
Project: Westgate Chapel
AL" CAAFk P.F— S.E.
STAFF ENGINEER
AND HOU&NG
DIRECTOR OF BUILDING
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Address- 22901 Edmonds Way
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STAFF ENGINEER
SECOND VICE-CHAIRMAN
1997 Edition Uniform Building CodeTm
DANALNICKLE.0,94.
Type of Construction: 11- 1 Hour Spkd,
CODES ADMIN1$1RATOR
LA)CEWOOD.COLOMADO
Occupancy: E- I
IMM E01A7. E PAST CHAPMAN
Stones: 3
TNOMA5FL THOMPSON,CA.0.
WLDINGOFFICIAL
Floor Area: 55,400 s.f
BROOMFIELD, COLORADO
Valuation: $3,646,650
THOMAS C. "OERSON
BUILDING OFFICIAL
Occupant Load: 1.374
HOPKINS. MINNESOTA
Seismic Zone: 3
RESICCA OMER, C.S.O.
SUILDIND DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR
Wind Speed: 80 mph
COUNTY OFIEFFERSON
GOLDEN. COLORADO
Wind Exposure: B
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BURLINGAME, CALIFORNIA
Jeannine Graf
GARRY V DAVIS. CA.C.O.
Building Official
MANAGER OF PERMIT
AND 20MING ADMINISTRAIION
City of Edmonds
OAKVILLE. ONTAKIO, CANADA
121 5th Ave.
ROGIR 14, GvANS, C.e.O.
DIREC70H OF SULDINGSERVICES
Edmonds, WA 98020
ANUI LICENSING
WT LAKE CITY, UTAH
FRED NIEFUAM
Dear Ms. Graf
CHIEF &JILOING OFFICIAL
PALO ALTO, CALIFOPNIA
ROOLD L MIENABER, C.S.O.
We have reviewed the plans and associated data for the project mentioned above to see
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'f it conforms to the Uniform Building Code as well as parts of the Uniform Mechanical
JOHN E. PIERCE. C.B.O.
Code. We have not reviewed them for requirements of federal, or other state and local
BUILDING OFFICIAL
PLANO, TEXAS
regulatory agencies. In most cases, 1he designer should modif� the plans and/or
LAMY W. RICH'ARDS, C&Q.
specifications to sabsf� these comments. In order to efficiently identify the prcject, the
BUILDING SAFETY DIRECTOR
GLENDALE. AFYZONA
designer should state the plan review number on all correspondence.
MAUAkR W. SCHULLER. C*0.0.
BUILDING CF;ICIAL
LAGU)0 NIGUEL. CALIFDRNLA
Note: All code references in parentheses below are to the 1997 Uniform Building
RON K. WATTS, C. RD.
Code (IUBC), as amended by the State of Washington (WSBC), WAC 5 1-40, Unless
CHIEF OF tiUILDING INSPECTION%
BUILDING SAFETY DIVISION
noted otherwise.
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DONALD L WOUri, P.E.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS
NON-STRUCTURAL
COUNn OF LOS ANGELES
ALHAMSHA.CALIFORNA
PRESIDENT
Site and Genend
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existing building and the addition should be four-hour fire resistive construction rather than
two-hour as shown. Section 504.6,2
2. The doors on the first and second floors at the area separation wall should be three hour
assemblies. Section 504.6.2
The calculation of the allowable area for the existing bwlding on drawing A3 should be
corrected. Due to the use of an area separation wall, the existing building only has yards on
two sides (instead of three). This means the area increase for yards is limited to 50%, This
puts the existing building slightly over area, Section505.1.1
Tbe area pToblern noted above for the cxisting building may be averted if the area shown as
basement, is in fact a basement rather than a first story. Since the calculation provided included
this area, it was assumed to count as a story. There was not enough information on the plans to
make this detern-driation. Section 504.5
The calculation of the allowable area for the proposed addition on drawing .43 should be
corrected. Due to the use of an area separation wall, the proposed addition only has yards on
two sides (instead of three), This means the area increase for yards is limited to 50%. 11is
puts the proposed addition sUghtly over area if the occupancy classification of A21. I is correct.
Section 505. 1.1
6. The area problem noted above for the proposed addition is averted if the occupancy
classification is an E-1 (see comment under occupancy).
Portions of the proposed addition (first and third floor) are indicated as future construction (and
unoccupied). This review assumes those areas io be occupied with the uses indicated on
drawing A3.
The second floorirea of the proposed addition should include the canopy and covered
walkway as they create useable space, Section 207
9. Corridors 100 and 200 which are added to the existing Type III one -hour building, should
ccnform to the requirements for that type of construction. The one -hour assembly should be
specified for the roof -ceiling and floor -ceiling. The exterior wall should be a 4-hour assembly
for bearing walls and an assembly ty e should be specified, Table 5-A
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10. 7be west exterior wall of the proposed addition should be onc-hour construction per Table 5-
A. A fire -resistive assembly should be specified.
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Jeannine Graf, City of Edmonds
February 2, 1999
Page 3
Occupancy
The classroom usage for the proposed addition should be clarified. If the classrooms are used
for educational purposes through the twelfth grade for more than 12 hours per week or four
hours in one day, then the building addition should be classified as occupancy group E-1
insteadofA2.1. Section305.1
2. The gyrrinasium should be considered part of that E. I occupancy as well as account for
possible off -hour usage for general purposes in which case it would also be an A2.1 occupancy
and need to comply with the more restrictive TeqUiTCMenis of either classification,
3. The classroom usage for the existing building should also be confirmed. if these classrooms
are used for educational purposes as noted above, then that portion of the existing building
should also be classified as occupancy group E- I
4. Rooms used for pupils through the second grade (including preschool which would be E-3)
should be located on the first stoiy. Section 305.2.3
Construction
Elevator doors should be specified as one -hour asserriblies. Section 711.4
2. Glazed panels in frame type four on either side of door(s) 212 should be specified as safety
glazing. Section 2406.4 item 6
The construction of the area separation wall should be clarified by specifVing an assembly type.
The details of how this provides a complete separation need to made clear. Some of the fire -
resistive doors are in the existing masonry wall, whiie others are in the newly constructed wall.
Whichever wall provides the required fire -resistive separation, details should be fumished to
show proper termination at the roof and exterior walls. Section 504.6
4. Through penetration and membrane penetration fire stopping is required for all fire -resistive
walls. The F rating should be no less than that of the wall assembly. Section 709.6 & 709.7
5. Through penetration and membrane penetration fire stopping is required for all fire -resistive
floor -ceiling assemblies. The F and T rating should be no less than that of the floor-cefling
assembly, Section 710.2,010.3
6. Fire -resistive assemblies should be specified for the elevator shafl construction and the stair
enclosures.
7. Duct penetrations of corridor walls require smoke dampers in addition to the fire dampers
shown. Section 713. 10
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Jeannine riraf City of Edmonds
February 2, 1999
Page 4
8. Fire and smoke dampers should be provided at the two-story lobby which is constructed as a
one -hour corridor. Several diff-users are shown.on the second floor HVAC plan, Two ducts
penetrate the fire -resistive wall construction on the third floor HVAC plan. Sections 713. 10 &
713.11
9. Overflow drains should be should be indicated and coordinated with plumbing drawings.
Section 1506.3
10, Roof covering should be specified as class B minimum. Table 15-A
Fire Protection
Sprinkler system should be noted as conforming to LJBC Standard 9- 1. Section 904.1.2
2. Audible tlow alarm should be provided in an approved location. Section 904.3.2
Monitoring should be provided valves and water -flow switches.
Means of Egress
The third floor office area requires access to two exits, One exit is through an adjoining room
to stair C3, The second exit should be to a corridor which is indicated as room number 304.
According to Section 1004.2.6, travel in two directions is required except for 20 ft. dead ends.
The layout shown appears acceptable when corridor 301 is constructed. However, this appears
to be �uture construction, indicating the 'interim configuration would be nonconforming.
2. A note should be added to the door schedule for doors at exit enclosures specifying the
maximum transmitted temperature end point for such doors shall not exceed 450'F above
ambient at the end -of the 30 minutes of rire exposure specified in UBC Standard 7-2. Section
1005.3.3.5
A note should be added to the door schedule for all corridor doors speciB/ing that the door and
frame label shall indicate the rating followed by the letter "S". Section . 1004.3.4.3.2.1
4. Window assemblies "E" and "F" at the second floor lobby should be specified as a 1/4 hour.
Section IC04.3.4.3.2.2
5. Also the area of window "F" exceeds 25% of the area of the common wall (with room 214).
Section 1004.3.4.3,2.2
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6. Designer should confirm did an approved barrier is provided at the second floor landing of
stair B. Section 1005,3.3.4
7. Gymnasium occupant load is determined using a factor 15 sf from Table 10-A. Since the
gymnasium potentially can be used for dances, etc. the 7 sf factor should be applied, resul6ng
in an occupant load of 869.
At the First floor, stair A should include an exit passageway leading to the building's exterior
rather thart the corridor shown. If the corridor shown is changed to an exit passageway, then
the mechanical room and janitor's closet could not open into it as they now do. Sections
1005.3.3.3 & 1005.3.4.4
At Lhe first, floor the door at stair A should s-,Ning outward (in the direction of travel). Section
10033; 1.5
1997 Washington State Barrier -Free Regulations (WAC 51-40)
One in every eight accessible parking stalls should be %,an accessible. This would appear to
require three van stalls for the parking arrangement shown. These should be identified and
provided with 96 inch wide access aisles. Sections 1107.1.5 & 1107.2.2
2. An accessible route of travel should be provided for the public way to the accessible entrance.
niuminaticn should be provided per Section 1106.4.6
Curb cut details should be provided in order to determine compliance.
4. Site elevations should be provided in order to determine slopes and cross slopes of above,
Section 1 t06.4.3
5. Since an area of evacuation assistance has not been provided, it's assumed that the exception to
Section 1104.1 is to be applied. Use of this exception requires submittal of an evacuation plan
which you must approve.
6. Visible alarms should be provided. Section 1105.4,9
7, Door hardware should be lever type, permitting operation by wrist or arm pressure. Mounting
height should be not less that 36" and not more than 48".
8. ne rarnp at the south side slopes more than 112 and requires a slightly longer run, Section
1106.8.2
9. Toilet room 218 should provide 60" diameter unobstructed floor space, Section 1106,11.2
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Febnmry 2, 1999
Page 6
1997 WA State Ventilation and Air Quality Code (WAC 5 1- 13)
1 Designer should clarify the numbers on the summary sheet (columns D and F) were arrived at
since they don't match the values of Table 3-4.
1997 Washington State Energy Code (WAC 5 1 -11)
I . Detail of perimeter stab insulation should be provided.
2. Envelope checklist and SHGC form should be submitted for review.
3. Mechanical summary form should indicate compliance option.
4. Mechanical checklist form should be submitted for review.
5. Lighting surrunary form should be submitted for review.
6. Lighting schedule with fixture count should be on the plans.
1997 Uniform Mechanical Code (UMC)
I . Penetration details should be provided for items penetrating fire -resistive walls and floors,
Section 113.3.1
2. Details of fire dampers consistent with the Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors'
to
National Association's (SMACNA) F ire Damper and Heat Stop Guide fbrAir Handling
Systems should be shown on the plans,
3. Equipment should be provided with service receptacles (particularly at the r000, Section 306.3
4. Roof access ladder (ships ladder) should be provided with side railings extending 30 inches
above the hatch openin& Section 307.3
5. Gas -fired make-up air unit should not be used in this occupancy. Section 405.1
6. Duct insulation references specification section 15185 which was not fumished,
7. Support of ductwork.which the specification references to SMACNA, should also be on less
than that required by Table 6-E.
8. Automatic shutoff should be provided for two roof -mounted units upon detection of smoke in
supply air duct. Section 608
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9, Outside combustion air source should be indicated on plans. Sections 701.2 & 703
10. The commercial kitchen equipment should be provided with a Ty e tai
p I Hood. De ls of the duct
enclosure should be provided. Section 507 & 508
STRUCTURAL
Design Criteria
1. Geotechnical report dated December 3,1998 by Terra Associates, Inc. meets the requirements
of Section 1804.3 and you should approve it The report should be referenced with the other
design criteria on drawing S1.
Floor loads should be added to list of design loads on drawing S1.
Additional requirements for special inspection of masonry in Section 1705.7.2 should be added
to inspection notes and inspection schedule.
General note 3 under wood on drawing S1 shoWd refer to Table 23-11-B- I for nailing schedule.
Subject to verification of the occupancy group (see nonstructural comments), the new addition
appears to be a category three occupancy according to Table L6-K and therefore structural
observation should be added to the inspection program. Sections 1702 & 106.3.5
6. Elevator loading criteria should be provided and used to justify hoist beams, etc.
Epoxy anchors type and manufacturer should be specified and reference to recognized report
should be provided in order to determine compliance requirements.
Vertical Design
Roof framing plan shows beam sizes less than those shown on calculation sheets B14 through
B18. This should be revised or clarified.
2. Design of bearing details 13 & 14/S7 should be provided.
3. Simpson hanger size and type should be indicate on the plans.
4. Design should be provided for the LVL header shown in detail 9/S7. LVL material
specification should also be provided.
At the second and third floors, design should be ftirnished for the W12 & W8 beams at floor
openings.
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6. Design should be provided for steel columns and base plates.
7. Concrete plank design should be listed as a deferred submittal.
Lateral
Seismic criteria an drawing S1 should refer to ihe soil profile type as listed in Table 16-J (i.e.
revise soil profile ty e S4
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2. Partition allowance of 10 psf should be included at office areas with the dead load estimate
used to determine design base shear.
The calculations provided for base"shear use 1994 UBC equations. The design base shear
should be determined using the equations in Section 163 0.2. 1, untess it is demonstrated that the
base shear shown is conservative relative to the 1997 base shear.
4. The redundancy factor, p, should be determined per Section 1630. 1. 1. It should be applied to
the design base shear in order to determine the appropriate earthquake load, E. to be used in
design of the structural elements such as the shear walls.
The calculations provided for diaphragm design forces use 1994 UBC equations for limits,
The diaphragm design forces should be determined using the equations in Section 1633.2.9.
The apparent separation between the existing structure and the new building is four inches
according to the foundation plan on drawing S2. The designer should dernonstrate that this
separation meets the minimum separation requirements, Section 1633.2.11
7. On the other hand, at the northwest comer of the new structure the corridor section 9/S7
indicates the two structures are not completely separated, This should be corrected by
providing a complete separation (unless the two structure are analyzed together),
The assumption of a flexible roof diaphragm should be verified by demonstrating that the
midpoint in -plane deflection of the diaphragm is more than twice the average story drift.
Section 1630,6
9. Since the rooftop mechanical units are niore than 400 pounds, a design should be provided for
their attachment to the structure for the loads specified in Section 1632.2,
10. A complete design should be provided for the lateral load resisting system. It should show, by
a rational method, a complete load path capable of transferring all loads and forces from their
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point of origin to the load resisting elements, Connections transfeming seismic loads should be
designed.
11. Design should be provided for the W21 and W8 drag struts at the roof as well as their
connections. In addition to designing for the diaphragm forces, the drag struts and their
connections should de checked for adequate strength under the special load combinations of
Section 1612A. Section 1633.2.6
12, The analysis o ' f the exterior wall on sheet B23 for out of plane seismic loading should be based
on the height (location) of the upper floor rather than the lower floor.
13. Re5istance to wind upM forces should be provided at areas of discontinuity such as comers
and eaves. Pressures should be applied for a distance of 10 ft. or - 1 x the least width of the
structure. This includes horizontal loads on sluds, too. Of particular concern are the members
and connections shown at the entrance and walkway canopy (see detail 4/A1 7) and the parapet
(see detail 2/A29). Section 1622
Foundation
The retaining wall drainage shown in detail 4/S2 should show a 12" wide free-draininggyravel
over the full wall height per section 4.7 of the sails report. Otherwise the design may require
consideration of a full hydrostatic head,
2. On the east side of the building, the sidewalk and parking surcharge loading should be
considered in the design of the basement retaining wall.
Our headquarters accounting department in Whttier, Califorriia will send you an invoice for this plan
reviewing service based on a valuation of $3,646,650,
I am retaining all data and plans in anticipation that I will be doing the recheck. Please instruct the
designer to REVISE THE PLANS and specifications, and RESUBMIT them with a letter that
indicates on which sheet or detail the corrections may be found. Please feel free to contact us if there
are any questions.
Sincerely,
AL'.
Alan Carr, P.E., S.E.
Staff Engineer .
Seattle Conference Services
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John Westfall
From:
Jeannine Graf
Sent:
Monday, July 20, 1998 1:43 PM
To:
John Westfall
Subject:
RE: westgate chapel
Yes.
----- Original Message -----
From:
John Westfall
Sent:
Monday, July 20, 1998 9:30 AM
To:
Jeannine Graf
Subject:
RE: westgate chapel
Great. There is a possibility of "practical difficulties" for some of the retro construction features.(?) The onus would be
upon them to justify?
----- Original Message -----
From: Jeannine Graf
Sent: Monday, July 20, 1998 8:25 AM
To: John Westfall
Subject: RE: westgate chapel
John I just got the plans this morning at 8:00am. My previous conversations with McComas when Westgate came
into the City was that the exiting was not to code in terms of: number, total width, spacing, and discharge location
so my first concern would be to rectify the existing exiting problems. And I concur that the substantial
improvement rule should be imposed however, I would like to just require it as opposed to using the 60% rule of
the assessed value of the structure. I have had too many arguments in the past where the owner is able to get the
structure "re -assessed" by the County and/or produce a very low bid to get under the 60% rule. If you and I simply
say the scope of the improvements require the following upgrades ie the existing fire sprinkler and or alarm system
I am pretty sure they won't fight it. Thanks JLG
----- Original Message -----
From: John Westfall
Sent: Thursday, July 16, 1998 6:47 PM
To: Jeannine Graf; Ann Bullis
Subject: westgate chapel
the proposed addition to westgate chapel is of a substantial increase to area and value. Would we bring the
entire structure up to current codes where we "practically" can?