Boise PDS Online - FIR06-00348

Information based on query as of Saturday, August 17, 2024.

Permit Information

Permit Number	FIR06-00348
Status	Finaled
Name	TREASURE VALLEY FIRE PROTECTION
Site Address	739 E PARKCENTER BLVD
Project Name	SPR ALTERRA WYNWOOD REPAIRS
Customer Number
ePlanReview
Description	ALTERRA WYNWOOD AT RIVER PLACE * To replace an existing 4" DPV pipe valve with a new Reliable Model "D" DPV. Also to remove all existing dry pipe system mains due to the deterioration and rotting which has created dry systems leaks, and replace with new re-graded galvanized mains on a two story nursing home for ambulatory patients. The buildings have a total area of 60,400-ft/2, with 34,400-ft/2 on the 1st floor and 26,000-ft/2 on the 2nd floor. The existing system exceed 750 gallons and will required reverification of meeting requirements of NFPA 13-7.2.3*. This building is fully fire sprinklered. The fire sprinkler system work shall comply with IFC 2003, attached review comment and conditions list, as regulated by the Fire Chief. These notes, permit and fire "Inspection Card" are required to be on site as a condition of this work, to provide witness of compliance verification of minimum code. This permit is not attached to any associated building permit.

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Permit Details Project Related Cases Activities Conditions Parcel Fees Valuation Documents Permit Summary Report

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INSP-Final Inspection

10/2/2006

10/3/2006

PASS

Name:	Forrest France
Title:	FIRE INSPECTOR
Phone:	794-1981

Forrest France

Fire sprinkler final testing passed field inspection, permit finaled.

INSP-Sprinkler Rough-in

8/15/2006

8/16/2006

PART

Name:	Forrest France
Title:	FIRE INSPECTOR
Phone:	794-1981

Forrest France

OH inspection related to the permitted work is satisfactory. Final pending trip testing meeting requirements of NFPA 13 7.2.3.

INSP-Sprinkler Rough-in/Hydro

8/14/2006

8/15/2006

PART

Name:	Forrest France
Title:	FIRE INSPECTOR
Phone:	794-1981

Forrest France

Hydrostatic test of the dry system installation passed, rough-in inspection not completed at this time.

Issue and Print Permit

5/17/2006

DONE

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Inspection Record Card- Fire

5/16/2006

DONE

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Permit Ready to Issue

5/16/2006

DONE

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Telephone call

5/16/2006

DONE

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tlk to jeff anderson ###-#### that permit and fees are ready to be picked up

Sprinkler Plan Check

5/9/2006

5/15/2006

PASS

Name:	Bill Alexander
Title:	FIRE PLANREVIEWER
Phone:	794-9469

Bill Alexander

PLANS/APPL TAKEN TO FRONT DESK

5/15/2006

DONE

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Case Summary

5/15/2006

DONE

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Plan assigned to (Bill)

5/9/2006

5/15/2006

DONE

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Miscellaneous action

5/15/2006

DONE

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Holding plans for 24 hours to see if plan review comments of some basic issues (emailed 5/15/06 - 3:15 PM), can be addressed/answered prior to failing. Comments are attached to "plan review" notes.

Application received

5/9/2006

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Case Summary

5/9/2006

DONE

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Plan resubmittals received

5/9/2006

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Major plan modifications.

Sprinkler Plan Check

5/15/2006

Name:	Bill Alexander
Title:	FIRE PLANREVIEWER
Phone:	794-9469

Bill Alexander

5/15/2006 - Current re-submittal problems.
In the resubmittal site plan, the pipe from the street to the meter is not sized or typed?
2. The calcs do not include this pipe. Can you explain why?
3. Why does the 2nd floor perform better than the 1st floor, when the piping is all the same and it is 18'-0" higher from "F"? I could not see any pressure elevation losses for either after getting into the house at "FF"? In fact, I see none for the 2nd remote test, from the tap in the street, (which means the "Sprinkler Head Analysis" reports are incorrect and/or do not correlate with the calculations provided)?
4. The plan lacks the size of the meter (which is 1" in the calcs). This information should be on the plans since they both should correlate for easy plan review and (Inspector) site verification. (I will manually correct this information on the 5 sets provided this once).
5. On the riser, do you have a control valve upstream of the domestic and fire sprinkler take-off identified (which is required)? If on is provided, locate it and include in the calculations.
6. NFPA 13D references calculation procedures incorporated in NFPA 13 which includes addressing the friction loss of the 1-1/4" flow switch. Please include that switch in the calculations as required in NFPA 13-14.4.4.5[1].