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2013-0664 Reddan roof alteration-porch addition.pdf City of Edmonds PLAN REVIEW COMMENTS BUILDING DIVISION (425) 771-0220 DATE: February 25, 2014 TO: Jeff Reddan jtr116@msn.com FROM: Chuck Miller, Plans Examiner RE: Plan Check: BLD2013-0664 Project: Reddan roof alteration/porch addition th Project Address: 9505 216 Street SW During a review of the plans for the above noted project, it was found that the following information, clarifications or changes are needed. Please provide written responses as to where the changes can be found on the plans, cloud all changes on the revised plans, and submit the revised plans/documents to a Permit Coordinator. Thank you. On sheet 1: 1.Proposed South Elevation – Indicate on the plans the required minimum depth of the footings below the undisturbed ground surface of 18 inches per R403.1.4.1/Table R301.2(1). 2.Proposed South Elevation – Indicate on the plans the required footing size below the posts supporting the porch cover to guide proper review, construction, and inspection. On sheet 2: 3.Section View – Clarify the difference in the length of the overhang (‘Eave’) indicated and that noted on the ‘West Elevation’, and the ‘Roof Framing Plan’ on sheet 3. On sheet 3: 4.Roof Framing Plan - Clarify the difference in the proposed work for the ‘Existing Carport’ and that noted on sheets 1 and 2. Sheets 1 and 2 appear to represent a new roof over the carport while sheet 3 indicates ‘No Change’. 5.Roof Framing Plan – If the carport roof is to be altered, indicate on the plans the size, species, grade, and installation (on-center spacing) of the rafters to be used to guide proper review, construction and inspection. 6.Roof Framing Plan - Indicate on the plans the species, grade, and installation (on-center spacing) of the rafters to be used over the dwelling to guide proper review, construction, and inspection. 7.Roof Framing Plan – Indicate on the plans the required framing connection at the roof ridges (dwelling, porch, carport-if applicable) per R802.3 to guide proper construction and inspection. A minimum 1 inch nominal thickness ridge board as deep as the cut end of the rafter, or a gusset plate used as a tie, may be used to meet this requirement.