Boise PDS Online - FIR07-00619

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Permit Information

Permit Number	FIR07-00619
Status	Finaled
Name	COMMERCIAL FIRE PROTECTION
Site Address	6401 S EISENMAN RD
Project Name	QUARRY BUSINESS PARK CONDOS
Customer Number
ePlanReview
Description	Scope of Work: The system has been designed to provide adequate attic protection for Light Hazard and ceiling-level sprinkler protection for future rack storage to the maximum available height of storage, (18”below trusses), contemplating storage of Class IV commodities in racks, with in-rack sprinklers, in accordance with B.C. Ordinance Amendment 7-01-52 (adding IFC 903.1.6) for High Piled Combustible Storage Warehouse. However, the proposed installation will only consist of sprinkler heads installed at the roof level (pitched roof), designed for light hazard, attic protection and sprinkler piping with plugged sprinkler outlets at the bottom of trusses, (future ceiling level), for completion by future tenants based on their specific proposed storage. The approved sprinkler plans are only for installation of the Light Hazard roof-level shell sprinklers and that a sprinkler permit will be required for all TI building permits, to install or verify adequate sprinkler protection for the specific proposed occupancy and tenant floor plan. A flat ceiling is required for high piled storage (NFPA 13; 12.1.7) The fire sprinkler system work shall comply with the IFC 2003 and NFPA 13 2002, the attached review comments/conditions, as regulated by the Fire Chief. The review comments/conditions, 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 attached to building permit: BLD07-003.49.Original Scope of Work: The system has been designed to provide adequate attic protection for Light Hazard and ceiling-level sprinkler protection for future rack storage to the maximum available height of storage, (18"below trusses), contemplating storage of Class IV commodities in racks, with in-rack sprinklers, in accordance with B.C. Ordinance Amendment 7-01-52 (adding IFC 903.1.6) for High Piled Combustible Storage Warehouse. However, the proposed installation will only consist of sprinkler heads installed at the roof level (pitched roof), designed for light hazard, attic protection and sprinkler piping with plugged sprinkler outlets at the bottom of trusses, (future ceiling level), for completion by future tenants based on their specific proposed storage. The approved sprinkler plans are only for installation of the Light Hazard roof-level shell sprinklers and that a sprinkler permit will be required for all TI building permits, to install or verify adequate sprinkler protection for the specific proposed occupancy and tenant floor plan. A flat ceiling is required for high piled storage (NFPA 13; 12.1.7) The fire sprinkler system work shall comply with the IFC 2003 and NFPA 13 2002, the attached review comments/conditions, as regulated by the Fire Chief. The review comments/conditions, 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 attached to building permit: BLD07-003.49. 10/16/07 Modified Scope of Work: The previously approved system has been modified to include heads in two roof overbuild areas. New plans and calculations supporting the additional heads and piping have been submitted for approval. Noted to be Revision #1 dated 10/07

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INSP-Final Inspection

10/16/2007

10/17/2007

PASS

Name:	Troy Cobbley
Title:	FIRE INSPECTOR
Phone:	794-9483

Troy Cobbley

Permit finaled. The sprig ups into the overbuild areas are complete and match plans including the wire seismic supports. The insulation is at the roof deck. Forward flush of the backflow preventor passed.

PLANS/APPL TAKEN TO FRONT DESK

10/17/2007

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Inspection Record Card- Fire

10/17/2007

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Telephone call

10/17/2007

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tlk to commerical fire that permit and fees are ready to be picked up

Permit Ready to Issue

10/17/2007

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(F) Reprint permit

10/17/2007

DONE

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CHANGE STATUS TO (ISS)

10/17/2007

DONE

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Sprinkler Plan Check

10/12/2007

10/16/2007

PASS

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Plans are approved by Bryan Johnson

Plan resubmittals received

10/12/2007

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received "3" booklets & "3" sets of plans each sheet FP1 of 2 & FP2 of 2--plans put on fire shelf

INSP-Final Inspection

10/4/2007

10/5/2007

FAIL

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

Forrest France

Added upright heads will need to be shown on approved resubmittals including revised hydraulic calculations, also need to provide coverage below the overhead doors, forward flow has not been completed, insulation at the deck is not finished at some areas, may need high temp heads above unit heaters.

Inspection

9/27/2007

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Telcon from Bob Smith requesting I take another look at the overbuild issue which Forrest discovered on his inspection on 9/25. I agreed to look at it this afternoon on way to Micron. Met Bob onsite and evaluated the situation. Two large overbuild areas created above the lower trusses, space is not insulated and the OSB on lower members is structural and has to remain per Bob Smith. Suggested they could look into cutting adequate holes in the OSB to allow adequate heat into the concealed space, insulate at the roof joists and install wet sprinklers, or possibly use an antifreeze system. He preferred the antifreeze idea. I indicated that was not a design requirement, only a suggestion for his contractor to evaluate. Plans will need to be resubmitted as a Plan Mod for approval prior to installation. I subsequently called John Warnick, advised him of my discussion with Bob; he was aware of the situation and said they are working on a redesign, using either wet or AF sprinklers and will get plans submitted as soon as it is designed. I indicated if they will expedite their submittal, we will work with them to expedite the review.

INSP-Sprinkler Rough-in/Hydro

9/24/2007

9/25/2007

PART

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

Forrest France

AG hydrostatic test passed. Overhead rough-in failed due to large non-sprinklered overbuild areas in the attic.

INSP-Sprinkler Rough-in/Hydro

9/19/2007

9/20/2007

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

Forrest France

Permit work is not yet completed for inspection at this time.

INSP-Sprinkler Rough-in/Hydro

9/19/2007

CANC

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

Forrest France

Internet Inspection Request from: John Warnick Inspection cancelled from web by: John Warnick

INSP-Sprinkler Rough-in

9/12/2007

CANC

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

Forrest France

Wrong permit called in for inspection, was intended for an UG permit.

Issue and Print Permit

8/10/2007

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PLANS/APPL TAKEN TO FRONT DESK

8/7/2007

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Telephone call

8/7/2007

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tlk to secretary for John Warnick ###-#### that permit and fees are ready to be picked up

Inspection Record Card- Fire

8/7/2007

DONE

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Permit Ready to Issue

8/7/2007

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Sprinkler Plan Check

7/16/2007

8/5/2007

PASS

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Plans are approved as submiited by Bryan Johnson

Telephone call

8/3/2007

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telcon with B. Jonson regarding review comments to document our qualified approval of the modified sprinkler design approach.

Application received

7/16/2007

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Case Summary

7/16/2007

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Meeting

7/16/2007

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Meeting held with Matt Conn (independent sprinkler designer) and B. Johnson regarding sprinkler design for this building. The builder only wants to install minimum shell building sprinkler protection at this time.
The system has been designed to provide adequate attic protection and ceiling-level sprinkler protection for future rack storage to the maximum available height of storage, (18"below trusses), contemplating storage of Class IV commodities in racks, with in-rack sprinklers, in accordance with B.C. Ordinance Amendment 7-01-52 (adding IFC 903.1.6) for High Piled Combustible Storage Warehouse. However, the proposed installation will only consist of sprinkler heads installed at the roof level (pitched roof), designed for light hazard, attic protection and sprinkler piping with plugged sprinkler outlets at the bottom of trusses, (future ceiling level), for completion by future tenants based on their specific proposed storage.
Bryan will add notes in his review comments that the approved sprinkler plans are only for installation of the light hazard roof-level shell sprinklers and that a sprinkler permit will be required for all TI building permits, to install or verify adequate sprinkler protection for the specific proposed occupancy and tenant floor plan. A flat ceiling is required for high piled storage (NFPA 13; 12.1.7)
Jason Blais was also invited to the meeting to discuss the fact that the builder has deviated from the approved building plans by eliminating the ceiling and modifying the energy shell by installing the insulation at the bottom of the roof deck instead of above the ceiling. He will contact the architect to obtain revised energy calculations.

Pending Assignment by SAM

7/16/2007

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