Boise PDS Online - BLD95-00152

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Permit Information

Permit Number	BLD95-00152
Status	Finaled
Name	TRINITY FELLOWSHIP
Site Address	300 N LATAH ST
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ePlanReview	No
Description	To use a "Phased" program to upgrade an existing 17,453 square foot building to comply with the Uniform Building Code requirements for the Code year in effect: (1) at the time of the original building construction - 1955 UBC, (2) for past remodels of specific areas per the 1979 UBC or (3) proposed remodels - 1991 UBC, as outlined on the approved plans and notes on file. DRS INITIAL CERTIFICATE OF VALUE ON FILE. STRUCT $36,371 ELEC $260 MECH $300

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INSP - Final

8/12/1997

PASS

Name:	Jim Storey
Title:	BLD-COM/RES INSPECTOR
Phone:	794-9490

Jim Storey

/ / 301 - first phase of the bldg.up grade is complet and a letter to been sent to bob hess and the trinty fellowship. first phase only ok

Print Occupancy Form

3/7/1997

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Print Occupancy Form

3/7/1997

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Print Occupancy Form

3/7/1997

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INSP - Final

2/19/1997

Name:	Jim Storey
Title:	BLD-COM/RES INSPECTOR
Phone:	794-9490

Jim Storey

02/19/97 301 - FINAL FOR C/O UGA -UNABLE TO GAIN ACCESS-LEFT NOTC will stop by 2/20/97.

INSP - Final

2/18/1997

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reinspect alarm and f damper all ok

INSP - Final

1/21/1997

1/22/1997

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manual pull not installed at two exits, no fire damper on return duct penetrating 1 hr wall. no visual alarms, checking old code (1984 remodel, 79 ubc)

INSP - Final

1/8/1997

FAIL

Name:	Jim Storey
Title:	BLD-COM/RES INSPECTOR
Phone:	794-9490

Jim Storey

01/08/97 301 - PHASE I CORR-CORREC-CALL FOR REINSP WHEN COMPLETED fire insp., fire stopping occ wall, exit hardwaresouthwest corner of sanckshoueary panic required.

INSP - Carpentry

10/28/1996

10/31/1996

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10/31/96 333 - unknown inspection type....

INSP - Framing/Rough-in

10/30/1996

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Name:	Jim Storey
Title:	BLD-COM/RES INSPECTOR
Phone:	794-9490

Jim Storey

10/30/96 301 - FIRE WALL FRAMING AT RATED DOOR OCC. SEPARATION NORTH OF

Telephone call

10/24/1996

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Phone call to Bob Hess, 8:28 A.M. to inform him that Tim Hogland, Building Dept. Director, had approved his request to allow the existing 1/2" sheetrock to be left in the corridor as per Appendix Section 111(c), 1991 UBC.

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10/24/1996

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I received a letter from Bob Hess of CTA Architects Engineers in behalf of Trinity Fellowship Church. It was address to Tim Hogland in care of Dan Stuart. The letter ask that Tim Hogland, as the Building Dept. Dir., consider the acceptance of 1/2" sheetrock in an existing corridor (sheetrock in good condition) toremain and be acceptable under the conditions outlined in Appendix Chapter 1, Div.1, 1991 UBC (code year under which the phased code upgrade project was permited- Bld95-0152), Sec. 111(c) that allows acceptance at the discretion of the "Building Department Director" per Building Code Amendment 4-2-34 (Ord. 5376, 03-10-92). Tim approved the request by signing the bottom of the letter with his signature and O.K. I called Bob Hess with this information and FAXED him a copy of the approved letter with Tim Hoglands signature. I also gave a copy of the letter to Jim Storey, structural inspector for the project at this time. drs

Meeting

10/22/1996

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Met with Bob Hess, CTA Architects. In working on the upgrade of the occupancy separation wall it was discovered that some areas of the existing corridor have 1/2 inch sheetrock on the walls and ceiling while other areas have 5/8 inch sheetrock per Bob's measurement during the original evaluation. Bob said the existing sheetrock is in good condition. We reviewed what the requirements were for corridors in the 1995 UBC, the code year that would have been in force at the time of the construction. Table B in Ch. 47 indicated 2 layers of 1/2" sheetrock on each side of stud walls and two layers of 1/2" inch on the ceiling with a 1" hat channel type spacer between the layers per an assembly in Ch 47 Tbl C. The plans for the code upgrade were reviewed during the 1991 code adoption. Appendix Chapter 1, Sec. 111(c) of the 1991 UBC allows 1/2" sheetrock sheetrock in good condition to be left in the rated corridors when approved. This approval is given by the Building Department Director per Building Code Amendment 4-2-34, Ord. 5376, 03-10-92. I gave a copy of these sections to Bob Hess as well as referencing him to Chapter 34 of the now adopted 1994 UBC for Existing Buildings which require alterations, modifications or repairs to be done to meet current code but does not require additional upgrades to areas not part of the new work if no unsafe conditions are created by the new work. Bob Hess is to formulate a letter explaining what was found during the current remodel, how they intend to correct the problems effected by the remodel, items being corrected within the existing corridors per previous letter of agreement on file and request of Mr. Hogland, Building Department Director, that the areas with existing 1/2" sheetrock be allowed to remain "as is" under the afore mentioned sections & amendments. At future projects, corrections will be made to those areas that are a part of the project to meet the code in effect when the project is permitted.

(F) Reprint permit

7/20/1995

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(F) Issue permit

7/10/1995

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6/29/1995

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6/29/1995

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Application received

6/29/1995

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