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Home My WebLink AboutApplication- PermitNo. 5392 GARFIELI) COUNTY BUILDING, SANITATION and PLANNING DEPARTMENT 109 81.6 Street Suite 303 Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601 (303) 945.8212 Job Address 3794 County Road 109, Carbondale NatureofWork lila r1ing Permit Use of -Building Concrete Batch Plant Owner Western Mobile Northern, Inc. Contractor Owner Amount of Permit $ 1170.68 Date December 19, 1994 Permit: 709.50 Plan : 461.18 Paid $1170.68 10-29-94 S. Archuleta Chzit • Assessor's Parcel # GARFIELD COUNTY APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PERMIT PERMIT NUMBER 6-5?,;7-- please please print or type DATE 10-24- G14 - TO BE FILLED OUT BY APPLICANT PLOT PLAN ADDRESS 37114 Gp . A54. 109 SUBDIVISION FILING # TAX SCHEDULE # LEGAL (SEC/TWN/RNG) 13 T75, R Act v) LOT # BLOCK cE NAME Tri -e. Asfail 44;7Mr# 4'{ MAILING ADDRESS 555 E. rtAP.A"lr , 44 0 CITY AtsFS.44 � Gt2 $1(,jj PHONE 920. 94c a z < w NAME 444-01/401a4Eg. 60g314150.44 I►I 1~N( - ADDRESS IW7 &MA 14=-74=m, CITY 6.1. LUDtO S 0 F C. z 0 0 NAME to ki- TE M M Ohl LE. bin R - € i -i . 1 +�L ADDRESS 42.o. yA.1_ ?fig CITY cDLeA L OD 9F731.44. [m ,$ I foe5z PHONE '-134,7z, LICENSE # DLO %034. D CLASS OF WORK NEW ALTERATION ADDITION DEMOLISH REPAIR MOVE MOBILE HOME (make/model) S.F. OF BUILDING 21150 S.F. OF LOT 1-..t7-2--5,4• 0 OF FLOORS 1 HEIGHT # OF FAMILY UNITS --- # OF BEDROOMS --- INTENDED USE OF BUILDING GDl C+2Ej E EvemA .P(A JT" GARAGE: SINGLE DBL CARPORT: SINGLE DBL FIREPLACE Iv/A DOCUMENTS ATTACHED WATER SUPPLY 4 CU - DRIVEWAY PERMIT 'E,eIS97p4 SITE PLAN p BUILDING PLANS SANITARY SEWER CLEARANCE ON SITE SEWAGE DISPOSAL PERMIT 140)- OTHER I)t OTHER DOCUMENTS (specify) 150 ezewifrrate .FOR OFFI E NOTE: Show easements, property line dimensions all other structures, specify north, and street name. For odd shaped lots, or if space is too small, provide separate plot plan. # OF BUILDINGS NOW ON PARCEL USE OF BUILDINGS NOW ON PARCEL rcLA-TES, i- af EL ExfCq-colo'( -#. & iJ . BMLei Oakkrushi4 LESSEE : W ESr EVI-4 hltogliz MOCr se.m s 1,4c. F: o - D12AtAJ E . sio $ %!r^1 WGDfl S,r1E-1 '4 Co ti Go L305) 945- 6b7L (S ISE /17W Cr Ire If CI L' T'4f , ?'r*jrn 4 zspr 3ysr.'r' ey FRONT PROPERTY LINE STREET. NAME/ROAD NUMBER 3'7lS e P- 1641 CHECK IF CORNER LOT DESCRIPTION OF WORK PLANNED L6&) .T GIC. RDOU 144.4) 12I fit+ PuC4 'r u7/ tel'ArE-04✓ r - POrrckk .mak t Pr.( Vi—Ls �a. I hereby acknowledge that I have read this application and the above is correct and I t. comp;y with all county ordinances regulating building construction a gre e and h/ US SI NLY Cjecivek.4-I VALUATION ISO Ctf, 4aPit 1 PERMIT FEE $ 109„54 PLAN CHECK FEE $11410 / 87 TOTAL FEE $ . SCHOOL IMPACT FEE $ DATE PERMIT ISSUED ZONING DISTRICT TYPE OF OCCUPANCY �� 2 TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION S.F. OF BUILDING ZJ S.F. OF LOT MAX. HEIGHT ROAD CLASS. /1 SETBACKS FROM PROPERTY LINE: FRONT REAR RIGHT LEFT OFF STREET PARKING SPACES REQUIRED FLOOD HAZARD CERTIFIED BLDG ELEVATION SPECIAL CONDITIONS PROBLEMS WITH PERMIT ADDITIONAL INFORMATION NEEDED CERTIFIED BY COLORADO REGISTERED LAND SURVEYOR OR ENGINEER APPROVED: DATE PLANNING DEPARTMENT DATE 2 r,24/ PT7 2 rit c 1??? U4 c_h/9p'Jp8oc K Group B Occupancies. Item 2 was formerly in the Uniform Fire Code and through correlation of the codes has been transferred for inclusion in the U.B.C. Item 3 is similar to provisions previously in Chapter 9. The intent of these two items is to provide a measure of protection commensurate with the hazard which would not be provided by the construction regulations for Group B Occupancies alone. The Division 4 Occupancy as discussed earlier in this chapter provides a low fire loading, and thus potential fire severity is low. On this basis the code permits the omission of fire protection on the underside of roof framing in all types of construction, in similar fashion as for Type II One-hour and Type III One-hour construction housing Group A Occupancies. Again, the rationale is that the fire loading is so low that the potential fire severity will not be high enough to involve the roof structure. New to the 1991 U.B.C., Item 7 addresses amusement buildings with occupant loads of less than 50 by referring back to the same provisions as for larger amusement buildings. The reason for this is that the hazards associated with such structures are not due to the occupant load but due to the disorienting nature of the environment inside these buildings. LIGHT, VENTILATION AND SANITATION -SECTION 705 The ventilation requirements for portions of Group B Occupancies occupied by human beings are generally the same as those required for Group A Occupancies. In the specific case of parking garages, the code has ventilation requirements which are based in part on standards of the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air -Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE), which recommends ventilation of from 1 to 1 112 cubic feet per minute per square foot of floor space, depending on the number of vehicles in motion at any given time. The requirement for 1 1/2 cubic feet per minute per square foot of floor area can be modified based on criteria established by the American Conference of Industrial Hygienists (ACTH), including a threshold limit value (TLV) established by ACIH for carbon monoxide of 50 parts per million, with peaks of 200 parts per million for short duration. The threshold limit value is the concentration which an individual can tolerate based on a continuous exposure during an eight-hour working day. Occasional occupants may safely be exposed to higher concentrations for short periods of time. Garages where vehicles are frequently in operation and motion require large -capacity ventilation systems. Tests conducted on 1970 -year model automobiles indicated that the average carbon monoxide emission rate of vehicles operating under low -speed garage conditions is approximately 0.7 cubic foot per minute. The maintenance of a concentration of carbon monoxide at 50 parts per million requires that the ventilation system exhaust 14,000 cubic feet per minute for each automobile in operation. The number of cars in operation at any given time is a variable determined by the use of the garage, method of collecting parking fees, and the size and shape of the garage. Most garages will have an average instantaneous movement rate of from 2 to 4 percent of capacity with peak levels of from 5 to 20 percent for apartments and shopping centers. The peak levels for office buildings are from 10 to 40 percent. Peak loads for theater and sports arena area parking garages can run as high as 90 percent. The exhaust quantities specified in the code are adequate for instantaneous movement rates of 32 percent and short-term peaks of 13 percent. However, in an exception to this provision, added in the 1991 U.B.C., mechanical ventilation of a Group B, Division 1 parking garage is not necessary when openings that comply with the provisions for Group B, Division 3 open parking garages are provided. In this case, the ventilation will be provided by natural means. As opposed to Group A Occupancies, toilet and sanitary facilities for Group B Occupancies arorequiradonty for employees. As most of the uses encompassed by Group B Occupancies are employee related, thls provision seems logical. OPEN PARKING GARAGES -SECTION 709 Studies and tests of fires in open parking garages have shown that, in addition to an extremely low fire loading, the potential for a large fire is exceedingly remote.' Based on these data, the U.B.C. establishes special provisions for open parking garages in Section 709, which in general are less restrictive than those for the usual parking structure (Group B, Division 1 Occupancy). The key is that the open parking garage is well ventilated naturally, and as a result the products of combustion dissipate rapidly and do not contribute to the spread of fire. To secure the proper amount of openness, the code, as illustrated in Figure No. 7-2 (page 67), specifies that (a) the building must have openings on at least two sides, (b) the openings must be uniformly distributed along each side, (c) the area of openings in the exterior walls on any given tier must be at least equal to 20 percent of the wall area of the total perimeter of each tier, and (d) the aggregate length of openings considered to provide natural ventilation shall constitute a minimum of 40 percent of the perimeter of that tier. Because the potential fire severity is extremely low, the code permits area and height limitations in excess of those for Group B, Division 1 Occupancies in Type II buildings. For example, an open parking garage in a Type Il-F.R. building would be permitted an area 01125,000 square feet per tier with a height limit of 12 tiers for a ramp -access garage. For open parking garages the total area of a multistory building is not limited to twice that for a one-story building but can actually be computed as the permitted area per tier times the number of tiers. Therefore, in the example just given, the total area permitted would be one and one-half million square feet. This is compared to a permissible area of 159,600 square feet - ;„ ....:4 JOB }ill's .t:, ';f13:+ BUILDING PERMIT m GARFIELD COUNTY, COLORADO Da„ Issueda15:54,1mAd'Area Permit No. 4 5.34i1 AGREEMENT In consideration of the issuance of this permit, the applicant hereby agrees to comply with all laws and regulations,ielated to the zoning, location; construction and erection of the proposed structure for which this permit is granted, and further agrees that if the above said regulations arenot fully complied with in the zoning, location, erection and construction of the above described :structure, the permit may then be revoked by notice from the County Building Inspector and IMMEDIATELY BECOME NULL AND VOID, Use Address or Legal Description 59fr, Co isti9 /0,9 ,9 Owner 19—$/74'/' gtio/rig# CIO Contractor wIcs'Arovie eras I 4041: Setbacks front Side Side Rear This Card Must Be Posted So It Is Plainly Visible From the Street Until Final Inspection. INSPECTION RECORD Zoning Footing 1 12 Camon Roof Covering Electric -Final (by STATE inspector) ,77,7Z -7-q - J'K Foundation 1-2` mJ445 Plumbing-Undergrou d3� 7.. /cSior Gas Piping Frame 4.&•19a r %obit Plumbing -Rough ay A rarimakm Electric-Rough (by STATE inspector* 3.4841 Heating Ventilation Insulation 5— 41/.55.* r of Drywall.. •�. - ,.: Final -Bra-fr ALL LISTED ITEMS MUST BE INSPECTED AND APPROVE'] BEFORE COVERING — WHETHER INTERIOR OR EXTERIOR, UNDERGROUND OR ABOVE GROUND. THIS PERMIT IS NOT TRANSFERABLE Phone 945-8212 10 9 8th Street, County Courthouse, Glenwood Springs, Colo. APPROVED DO NOT DESTROY T111,‘- Date/2-5:9K 1HHDatel2h/ -:7T By 4eP