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2010-0013 - Holy Rosary Parish structural.pdf January 13, 2010 Ann Bullis, CBO Building Official City of Edmonds th 121 5 Avenue North Edmonds, WA 98020-3145 Subject: Holy Rosary Parish (Structural Only Review) Address: 760 Aloha Street, Edmonds, WA 98020 Permit: 2010-0013 Per your request, Beck & Associates has completed a review of the structural only drawings and calculations for conformance with the 2006 International Building Code (IBC), as adopted and amended by the State of Washington and the City of Edmonds. Our review of the plans and calculations indicates that corrections are necessary prior to permit issuance. The applicant should address the following comments in itemized letter format in addition to making corrections & revisions to the drawings. Lock Block Retaining Wall 1) Retaining walls are required to be designed considering a safety factor of 1.5 against sliding and overturning. The current design provides a factor of safety of 1.1 against sliding and 1.3 against overturning. The design of the Lock Block Retaining wall should be revised utilizing the required safety factors. IBC 1806.1 Geotechnical 2) The geotechnical report (p. 12) indicates that both restrained and unrestrained walls should be designed for: a) surcharge pressures due to traffic, construction equipment, stockpiles, etc. b) seismic pressures need to be designed for the traffic/construction surcharge as Restrained walls recommended in the geotechnical report unless otherwise formally directed by the geotechnical engineer. Revise the analysis and design accordingly. need to be designed for both the traffic/construction Unrestrained (cantilever) walls surcharge and seismic pressures as recommended in the geotechnical report unless otherwise formally directed by the geotechnical engineer. Additionally, the recommended base friction coefficient in the geotechnical report is 0.40 (not 0.45 as utilized in the design of the cantilever retaining walls). Revise the analysis and design accordingly. Permit 2010-0013 January 13, 2010 Page 2 of 4 3) ZZA (Terracon) recommends that they be retained to review the geotechnical aspects of the project plans and specifications to verify that their recommendations have been properly integrated. Provide a letter of review by ZZA (Terracon) indicating that their recommendations have substantially been incorporated into the project plans and specifications. Where corrections are required based on the geotechnical review, those corrections need to be made to the plans and specifications prior to re-submittal of the plans for our review. Lateral 4) The correct Occupancy Category for this structure is III (“covered structures whose primary occupancy is public assembly with an occupant load greater than 300”). Accordingly, the following importance factors apply to the structure: IBC Table 1604.5; ASCE I (seismic) = 1.25 ASCE Table 11.5-1 I (wind) = 1.15 ASCE Table 6-1 I (snow) = 1.1 ASCE Table 7-4 a) The correct Importance Factor was utilized for seismic design. b) The Importance Factor for wind and snow was incorrectly taken as 1.0. The analysis and design need to be revised accordingly. Consider design of the main wind force resisting system as well as other elements resisting out-of-plane wind forces. c) The General Structural Notes will need to be revised to identify the correct Occupancy Category and the correct associated importance factors. 5) For determination of wind pressures, Exposure B applies where the ground surface roughness condition, as defined by Surface Roughness B, prevails in the upwind direction for a distance of at least 2,600 feet. The site is located 2250 feet from the shoreline. Therefore, the required exposure category is Exposure C. IBC 1609.4; ASCE 6.5.6 a) It is apparent that seismic forces will govern design for this building. However, a quick analysis should be provided to demonstrate that this is the case. b) Analysis and design for walls resisting out-of-plane wind forces need to be revised considering Exposure C wind forces. c) Provide an analysis & design for columns resisting out-of-plane wind forces considering Exposure C. 6) The Lower Roof (S2.3) has a diaphragm discontinuity irregularity (horizontal structural irregularity #3). Therefore, the design forces are required to be increased by 25% for connections of diaphragms to vertical element s and to collectors. Revise the design accordingly. ASCE Table 12.3-1, 12.3.3.4 7) Provide an analysis for the anchorage of holdowns to concrete walls below in accordance with ACI 318-05, Appendix D. Reference 6/S4.4. S1.1 – General Structural Notes 8) The Quality Assurance section of the General Structural Notes states that special inspections are to be completed per the Special Inspection tables found in the IBC. Please identify the specific special inspections from those tables that are required to Permit 2010-0013 January 13, 2010 Page 3 of 4 be provided for this project. We recommend that the IBC tables be included within the General Structural Notes. 9) Recommended allowable base friction coefficient (0.40) and passive pressures (300 pcf static; 400 pcf transient) should be included in the Geotechnical section of the General Structural Notes (S1.1). S2.1 – Foundation Plan 10) The concrete pylon footing is specified to have bottom reinforcement only. However, detail 6/S3.2 illustrates both top and bottom reinforcement. We would anticipate that the footing would have both top and bottom reinforcement as it will resist overturning of the pylon - it is not detailed to be braced by the roof framing. Provide an analysis of the pylon footing to resist seismic forces. S2.2 – Main Floor Framing Plan 11) Please provide a key plan for the Main Floor Framing that is consistent with the plans. It appears that grids identified in the calculations are incorrect or that numerous framing changes have been made since the calculations were completed. Include design of all members. We will be able to complete our review of the Main Floor Framing once this is provided. 12) Provide detailing for the condition where steel beams cantilever out over the top of the concrete foundation wall. Fore example, reference the W12x40 beam located along grid 15 that cantilevers out from grid B to grid A. 13) It is apparent from the calculations that the shaded portion of the floor framing plan indicates a lower dead load that is applied to the framing members (wood flooring in lieu of tile on top of gypcrete). This should be specified on the plans. 14) Reference grid N. The SW3 shear walls and associated holdowns from above are supported by the framing at the Main Floor level. The calculated holdowns are shown along the grid Q shear line in lieu of the grid N shear line. Provide an analysis for framing along grid N that supports the shear walls and overturning holdowns from above. a) Design & analysis are required to consider over strength forces for the design of structural elements supporting discontinuous lateral-force-resisting elements (out- of-plane offset irregularity). The connections of supporting members (and their supporting members) are required to be designed to transmit the forces for which the discontinuous elements were required to be designed. Provide a complete load path to the foundation for the over strength forces. ASCE 12.3.3.3 b) The design forces are required to be increased by 25% for connections of diaphragms to vertical elements and to collectors. ASCE 12.3.3.4 c) Over strength forces are required to be considered for design of collectors. ASCE 12.10.2.1 S2.3 – Lower Roof Framing Plan 15) Provide calculations for the design of the W16x31 beams located along grid B and grid Q. 16) Reference the Column Schedule. Specify the thickness of column C4, the HSS 4x4 column. Permit 2010-0013 January 13, 2010 Page 4 of 4 17) Provide detailing for the support of the west sunscreen structure (located between grids 1 & 3 and between grids D & G). Specify connections to columns, etc. S2.4 – High Roof Framing Plan 18) According to the calculations, the HSS 6x6x1/4 beam located on grid 19 between grids F & H is required to be HSS 10x6x1/2. Additionally, please note that the design is based on a span of 26 feet while the plans scale to be closer to 28.5 feet. Please coordinate. S4.2 – Typical Steel Framing Details 19) Reference detail 1/S4.2 – Composite Floor Deck. a) The detail specifies 6x6 W1.4 x W1.4 WWM, whereas the plans (S2.2) specify #4 @ 18” o.c. Please coordinate. b) The detail specifies 20 gage decking, whereas the plans (S2.2) specify 18 gage decking. Please coordinate. c) Note 5 should reference the ICC research report. ICBO no longer exists. 20) Reference detail 3/S4.2 – Roof Deck. The missing connection information in notes 3 & 4 need to be filled in, in accordance with the design. S4.3 – Steel Framing Details 21) Reference detail 12/S4.3. Specify the missing horizontal and vertical forces for which the open web steel joists are required to be designed. S4.6 – Steel Framing Details 22) Reference detail 5/S4.6. Specify the required length of the 5/8” WHS’s. Please contact me should you have any questions or require clarification on any of the items contained in this letter. Respectfully, Douglas Beck, PE, SE Beck & Associates, PLLC