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1999, 08-24 Permit App: 99007846 Duplex Project Number: 99007846 Inv: / • application ate: Page 1 of 3 THIS IS NOT A PERMIT Penalties will be assessed for commencing work without a permit Project Information: Permit Use: DUPLEX W/GARAGES-NATURAL GAS Contact: TAILOR MADE HOMES Address: 3020 N SULLIVAN RD#S-6 Setbacks:Front 21 Left: 14 Right: 15 Rear: 24 C-S-Z SPOKANE,WA 99216 Phone: (509)893-4167 Site Information: :::::,..,.::.....v.•:.::::.::....::..:..:.:.::.::::..:. .. :r::.v:::::ri:{::::.ii:::::•.�.v::::::::::.}?:.;.;.;{?.}:iii•}:iii•:ii iG;•}:•}:i•iiiiiiiiiii:{.:....:x•..'.•w•i:.::iiJ:??:i:::::ir,4:iiiv:.vv:.n.....•..\...x•.v.•..v:.......:..•. x..M1.: ....................................... n............. .............................................................�:ii:::}.�}...............::::n...............................................N.......\\v}:.•::::�i•}:}}:.n}.v.•}:v^:•}}}}:•:}:•}:}}}x}}:.x;{n}:x. Plat Key: CARN Name: CARNAHAN CREST PUD District: D Parcel Number: 35261.1705 SiteAddress: 1802 S 1'IEWCREST LN Owner:Name: TAILOR MADE HOMES Spokane, WA USA 99203 Address: 3020 N SULLIVAN RD#S-6 Location::SPO SPOKANE,WA 99216 Zoning: UR-3.5 Urban Residential 3.5 Water District: Hold: ❑ Area: 17,431 Sq Ft Width: 0 Depth: 0 Right Of Way(ft): 25 Nbr of Bldgs: 1 Nbr of Dwellings: 2 Review Information: Department I iew BUILDING Peview ' �� .) Comments: — i_4 — 19 BUILDING Pl: n Review 1111(47 Comments: HEALTHDISTRICT Se:,tic Srstein ReviekwY5ter:a d'kr &i g/t/9, , fix bedroctris oniya Comments: ENGINEER r. reach /Dr:tin:1,,e ac� 1 tiorp y Comments: PLANNING I. =Idnn,e/Z.nninb 9-i�I QC rA,(�,11AkJ--tm1 Comments: Lc).4.. • i • c-h-ted. Permits: • • Project Number: 99007846 Inv: 1 Application f 8/24/99 Page 2 of 3 THIS IS NOT APERMIT Penalties will be assessed for coin mcncing work wit r a permit Buildiio Permit Contractor: TAILOR MADE HOMES Finn: TAILOR MADE I: Address: 3808 N SULLIVAN RD S-6 Phone: (509) 220-02.. SPOKANE,WA 99216 Building Characteristics Const Category: New Nbr Of Dwellings: 2 Occupant Load: Building Height: 22 Stor 2 Bldg W x D: 80 x 61 Building Sq Ft: 6439 Sprinklers: Req Parking: Handicap Parking: Critical Materials: ❑ This Application: Project: Description Grp Type Notes Sq Ft Valuation So Valuation 2ND FLOOR R-3 VN 1,029 $63,798.00 1,0_ - $63,798.00 BASEMENT U R-3 VN 2,705 $31,269.80 2,7, - $31,269.80 GARAGE U-1 VN 800 $9,600.00 $9,600.00 RESIDENCE R-3 VN 2,705 $167,710.00 2,7, `f>167,710.00 Totals: 7,239 $272,377.80 7,23) $272,377.80 Item Description Units Unit Desc Fee AI t RESIDENTIAL VALUATION 1 Y OR BLANK $1,7 STATE SURCHARGE 1 Y OR BLANK RESIDENTIAL SURCHARGE 1 Y OR BLANK $3,, Permit Total Fees: $2,12:. Mechanical Permit Contractor: COMPLETE HEATING& SHEET Firm: COMPLETE HEAT SHEET Address: PO BOX 3934 Phone: (509)533-952,; SPOKANE,WA 99220 Item Description Units Unit Desc Fee Ani t GAS WATER HEATER 2 NUMBER OF $20.00 GAS APPLIANCE<=100,000BTU 2 NUMBER OF $24.00 GAS PIPING 6 #OF UNITS $6.00 HEAT PUMP OR A/C 0-3 TONS 2 NUMBER OF $24.00 VENTILATING FANS 7 NUMBER OF $ ;. ) CLOTHES DRYER 2 NUMBER OF $10.00 GAS LOG OR GAS INSERT 2 NUMBER OF $20.00 HOOD-TYPE II 2 NUMBER OF $2(1.1,0 Permit Total Fees: $204.00 a ;7/1 "o /// 63.601-701-6-5.7V T il/ � vr l .- 0) I� 4-':: I _I I --I si [ : ..i ; / v , 4 / I / w / O / 2 / e / p / 0 0 l r p l PIED / a o / / i'i3 ) • I / J7çi _ / / — w� la u N I AEMMGNT / i • __ .__ 1 - / / "local _L._ 404 S. vc E vkR= Z.An7 =— — 45 1 40 T� — — / i /QRZ vttwico f e4.4.E / teO/ ADDRESS //�Q � ZONE _ _ — — ROAD �i'I TH FLAN ING • FRONT COM viENTSY \ Q �o%��K -- REVIEWED RY At„a.r.,J c2Si = Sr 4Lt ! " ' Z / - \1 _1■.....�,� This site plan is being submitted for the purpose of obtaining a building permit and is a true and correct representation of the proposal.All known property lines/dimensions,curt lines.structures and easements have been identified.Also i •icated are wetlands, bodies of water,stee• - •pes or other critical areas. Signed: ../;_��_____ ae: ,� T,- coERkcoy � f °PAMEO' SOILS, TESTING & INSPECTION �-�- August 30, 1999 STI W.O. #98588 Spokane County Building Department 1026 W. Broadway Avenue Spokane, Washington 99260-0170 Attn: Carol Frazier Re: Carnahan Crest Review of Site Conditions Spokane County,Washington Dear Ms. Frazier: I understand that a moratorium has been placed on the construction of basements for the Carnahan Crest development, and that the permit for construction has been blocked. It is my understanding that there is a concern that groundwater may get into the basements of the structures. I have visited the site on August 27, and found that the site soils observed in the excavation are relatively clean of fines. Also,the site is on a local topographic high sloping to the north,west and south. I understand that the basements of the structures will be above the septic system. During construction of the basements starting in March (a period of high groundwater) of this year, no groundwater or bedrock was encountered in the excavations. Based on these conditions, it is my opinion that groundwater poses no threat to the proposed development with basements, or to the adjacent residences. If you have any questions regarding this letter,please contact Bruce Howard or myself at our office. Sincerely, STI NorthwestWwLsOG, SP c,oF Aft' pt S` O 3347 l ZONAL EN 4 g_ 56 A � WIRES 06/14/0( 1 Jay W. Logan. P.E. Geotechnical Engineer 3628 E. Ferry Spokane, WA 99202 Phone (509) 534-9711 Fax (509) 534-9755 -22/20/2000 22:19 9262004 COLUMBIA037 PAGE 02 _y Feb 16 00 11 : 46p Dennis Rose 352-629-2070 p. 1 Manufacturers of Exterior Insulation Systems Wednesday. February 16, 2000 Greg Pieroni Columbia P,9int _ 12414 E Sprague Street Spokane, WA 99212 fax 509-255.6429 Subject: Carnahan Crest 180 - , res S_•. =ne, WA 99203 , r9: Retro Tek Soft oat PB EIFS Cladding Dear Greg: This letter will serve to confirm our telephone conversation this date regarding the referenced EIFS application on the subject job. For the record, I wish to also confirm that the builder is Tailor Made Homes and the EIFS applicator is Affordable Stucco. My understanding is that the substrate is oriented strand board and that the Retro Tek System installed was a standard barrier PS system with no moisture barrier layer. Retro Tek wilt stand behind this application and any Retro Tek Warranty Issued on this project will be honored by Retro Tek. Sincerely, ,1- Dennis Roseeg Technical Director )04/Ww.12,0\ 1/(A^-1/ ‘n' /1414fg ,/V/v_ '4 14624,1-) err1 , ,, ZZ / `' /,I r / --A1Lt- mac. 61/20/2000 22: 19 9262004 COLUMBIA037 PAGE 01 COLUMBIA PAINT & COATINGS FAX COVER SHEET •f1 DATE: — / — TO: - C (Nam: (Comp .ny) FAX NUMBER: O FROM: r TOTAL NUMBER OF PAGES: 10-44401 (Including cover sheet) If you have an Columbia Paint questions,Coang . fax numbe call er (509) 926-2604.924-6 MESSAGE: •,i, S •. mwmiEr eAleS Columbia Paint & CoaIings;:•_E 12414' Sprague; Spokane, WA 99216 2-02-2000 10: 12AM FROM RETRO TEK 608 825 9228 P_ 2 i. ICBG Evaluation Service, Inc. 00b' AT 5360 WORKMAN MILL ROAD • WHITTIER,CALIFORNIA 90601-2299 045' A subsidiary corporation of the International Conference of Building Officials • EVALUATION REPORT ER-5245 Copyright tib 199810130 Evaluation Service,Inc. Reissued October 1,.1998 Filing Category: EXTERIOR INSULATION AND FINISH SYSTEMS(EIFS) (062) 4,, C ,r'n1:1/4=1 2ci , RETRO TEK EXTERIOR INSULATION ditive,94 pounds(42.6 kg)of portland cement, 150 pounds AND FINISH SYSTEMS (68 kg) of graded sand and 1 pound (0.454 kg) of RETRO RETRO TEK TEK Fibers.The cement is Type I, I)or I-II portland cement 3865 HOEPKER ROAD complying with UBC Standard 19-1. MADISON,WISCONSIN 53704 The sand is dry, iron-free, quartz sand, 45-55.•mesh. 1.0 SUBJECT RETRO TEK Liquid Acrylic Additive is a 100-percent-acrylic water-based emulsion,and has a shelf life of 18 to 24 months HardCoat PM and Moisture Drainage System Exterior Insula- when stored in unopened containers at temperatures be- tion and Finish Systems. tween 50°F and 100°F(10°C and 38°C).RETRO TEK Fibers 2.0 DESCRIPTION are chopped-strand,1/2-inch-tong(12.7 mm)fiberglass fibers provided in pre-weighed bags. 2.1 General: 2.2.2.7 Finish Coat: The Retro Swirl, Retro Flex or Shot The HardCoat PM and Moisture Drainage System exterior Blast Fine finish coats for the HardCoat PM system are ready- wall insulation and finish systems are wall coverings applied to-use 100-percent-acrylic-based,integrally colored synthet- to exterior,framed,walls of Type V construuction_ is coatings,and are available in various colors.Shelf life is 12 22 HardCoat PM System: to 18 months when stored in unopened containers at temper- 2.2.1 General: The HardCoat PM system is a six-compo- atures between 50°F and 100°F(10°C and 38°C). nent system in which the foam plastic insulation is mechani- 2.2.2.8 Sealants: The sealant for penetrations. termina- cally attached over 1/2-inch-thick(12.7 mm)water-resistant tions, expansion joints, and joints between the system and core gypsum sheathing to wood studs.The system compo- other materials.is Tremco Dymeric, Pecora Dynatrol ll, Peco- nents are a weather-resistive barrier, plastic lath, rigid ex- ra 890 or Dow Corning 790, 791 or 795. The sealant must truded polystyrene (XEPS) insulation boards, open-weave comply with ASTM C 920.Backer rods shall be of closed-cell glass-fiber reinforcing fabric,a base coat and a finish coat. polyethylene. 2.2.2 Materials: 2.2.2.9 Trim:Trim accessories such as stops, corner bead and weep bases are available. 2.2.2.1 Gypsum Sheathing: The gypsum sheathing is 2.2.3 Application: Planar irregularities in substrates are lira- water-resistant core gypsum sheathing complying with ited to 1/4 inch(6.4 mm)in a 4-foot(1219 mm)•radius..Vertical ASTM C 79-92. joints of insulation board must be staggered from edges of 2.2.2.2 Weather-resistive Barrier: The weather-resistive wall openings.All penetrations must be completed by back • - barrier must comply with UBC Standard 14-1. wrapping the board edges.Coatings must be applied at tern- 2.2.2.3 Plastic Lath: Ultra-Lathru plastic lath is a 27-inch- peratures above 40°F(4.4°C),and the substrate must be pro- by-96-inch-by-1/4-inch-thick (686 mm by 2438 mm by 6.4 tected from precipitation for 24 hours prior to application.The mm) lath of PVC plastic;it weighs 0.139 psf(0.68 kg/m')and substrate must be structurally sound,clean and dry.Control is manufactured by Plastic Components, Inc. joints are required at each floor level. 2.2.2.4 Insulation Board: Insulation for the HardCoat PM Wood framing must comply with the code and should be minimum 2-by-4 wood studs spaced a maximum of 16 inches system is rigid XEPS board identified as Dow Styrofoam (406 mm)on center.The framing members must be designed brand Square Edge or Dow Styrofoam brand Tongue-and- to resist all positive and negative transverse loads with a max- Groove (ICBG ES Evaluation Report ER-2257). The board imum allowable deflection of 1/240- has a minimum thickness of 1 inch(25.4 mm),a flame-spread Gypsum sheathing is attached vertically to wood studs with rating of less than 25, a smoke-developed rating of less than 450, and a nominal density of 2.0 pcf(32 kg/m3).For the me- 11/2-inch-long(38 mm)Type W screws,spaced 8 inches(203 chanically fastened HardCoat PM system, the maximum mm) on center. Vertical board edges must butt over studs. • thickness of XEPS is 11/2 inches(38 mm). One layer of Grade D building paper is attached to the sheath- ing in accordance with Section 1402.1 of the code. Plastic lath 2.2.2.5 Reinforcing Fabric: The reinforcing fabric is is then temporarily attached over the building paper to the 4.5-ounce-per-square-yard (153 g/m2), 3/8-inch (9.5 mm) sheathing with 1/2-inch-long(12.7 mm)staples.The extruded open weave. fiberglass mesh treated for alkali resistance_ polystyrene boards and reinforcing fabric are mechanically Rolls are 38 inches(965 mm)wide by 150 feet(45 720 mm) attached through the lath and sheathing to the framing with long. 3-inch-long(76 mm),Type W,Wind-IockT", corrosion-resist- 2.2.2.6 Basecoat: HardCoat Basecoat is a field-blended ant No.8 screws and minimum 13/4-inch-diameter(44.5 mm) ' mixture of 5 gallons(18.9 L)of RETRO TEK Liquid Acrylic Ad- Wind-lock ULP 302 plates,spaced 12 inches(305 mm)verti- Evaluation reports of iC11n Evaluation Service,Inc.,are issued solely to provide information to Class A members of ICBG,utilizing the code upon which the report is based. Evaluations reports are not to be construed as representing aesthetics or any other attributes not specifically addressed nor as an endorsement or recommen- dation for use of the subject report. This report is based upon independent tests or other technical data submitted by the applicant.The 1C80 Evaluation Service,Inc.,technical staff has reviewed the test results mid/or other data.hut does not possess test facilities to make an independent verification.There is no warranty by ICRO Evaluation Service,Inc..express • or implied.as to any"Finding"or other matter in the report or as to any product covered by the report.This disclaimer includes,but is not limited to.merchantability. Page 1 of 9 2-02-2000 10, 13AM FROM RETRO TEK 608 825 9228 P. 3 Page 2 of 9 ER-5245 cally and 16 inches (406 mm) horizontally. Fasteners must available in various colors and textures (Retro Swirl, Retro penetrate framing at least 11/8 inches(28.6 mm).See Figure Sand, Retro Sandpebble, Retro Shotblast Fine, Retro Shot- 2 for fastening layout. blast Coarse and Retro Freestyle). Shelf life is 12 to 18 Reinforcing fabric must be continuous at all corners, and months when stored in unopened containers at temperatures lapped a minimum of 2 inches(51 mm)at fabric edges. Hard- between 50°F and 100°F(10°C and 38°C). Coat Basecoat is applied,by troweling or spraying,into the re- 2.3.2.8 Sealants: The sealant for penetrations, termina- intorcing fabric to a 3/16-inch (4.8 mm)to 1/4-inch(6.4 mm) tions, expansion joints, and joints between the system and thickness,and must be allowed to dry a minimum of 12 hours other materials is either Tremco Dymeric or Pecora Dynatrol • • prior to finish-coat application.Any irregularities in the base li.The sealant must comply with ASTM C 920. Backer rods coat that are greater than 1/16 inch (1.6 mm) must be elimi- shall be of closed-cell polyethylene. nated.The finish coat is then troweled or sprayed onto the 2.3.2.9 Trim:Trim accessories such as stops,corner bead base coat to a minimum thickness determined by the largest and weep bases are available. aggregate in the finish [approximately 1/16 inch (1.6 mm)]. 2.3.3 Application:Planar irregularities in substrates are rim- See Figure 1 for typical installation details. ited to 1/4 inch(6.4 mm)in a 4-foot(1219 mm)radius.Vertical Sealants must be applied at system terminations,exposed joints of insulation board must be staggered from edges of joints,floor lines,changes in building shape or roof line,sub- wan openings.All penetrations must be completed by back- strate changes and expansion joints_Horizontal control joints wrapping the board edges.Coatings must be applied at tern- are required at each floor levet. Control joints must be peratures above 40°F(4.4°C),and the substrate must be pro • - installed as specified by the architect,designer,builder or ex- tected from precipitation for 24 hours prior to application.The tenor coating manufacturer,in that order_ substrate must be structurally sound,clean and dry. 2.2.4 Wind Design:When installed in accordance with this Wood framing must comply with the code and should be report,the HardCoat PM system is limited to a maximum de- minimum 2-by-4 wood studs spaced a maximum of 16 inches sign wind pressure of 33 psf(1580 Pa), positive or negative. (406 mm)on center.The framing members must be designed Moisture Drainage System: to resist all positive and negative transverse loads with a max- 2.3imum allowable deflection of 1124o. 2.3.1 General:The Moisture Drainage System is a six-corn- Plywood sheathing is attached vertically to wood studs with ponent system in which the foam plastic insulation is mechan- 11/4-inch-long(31.7 mm),No.6,bugle-head,galvanized dry- ically attached to plywood substrates over wood studs.The wall screws, spaced 8 inches(203 mm) on center. Vertical system components are a weather-resistive barrier, plastic board edges must butt over studs.The weather-resistive bar- lath, rigid expanded polystyrene (EPS) insulation boards, rier is attached to the sheathing in accordance with Section open-weave glass-fiber reinforcing fabric,a base coat and a 1402.1 of the code.Plastic lath is temporarily attached to the finish coat. sheathing with 1/2-inch-long (12.7 mm) staples. The EPS 2.3.2 Materials: boards and reinforcing fabric are mechanically attached to 2.3.2.1 Plywood Sheathing: Minimum 5/8-inch-thick(15.1 the sheathing with 3-inch-long(76 mm),Type W,Wind-lock, mm),exterior grade or Exposure 1 plywood sheathing corn- No.8,corrosion-resistant screws and minimum 1 /4-inch di- plying with UBC Standard 23-2. ameter(44.5 mm)Wind Devil or Wind Devil 2 plates.Ten fas- . teners are used per 2-foot-by-4-foot(610 mm by 1219 mm) 2.3.2.2 Weather-resistive Barrier. The weather-resistive board. barrier must be Grade 0 kraft building paper complying with As an alternate to the plastic lath and EPS boards,grooved, UBC Standard 14-1. 21/4-inch-thick, EPS foam boards may be used. They are 2.3.2.3 Plastic Lath: Ultra-Lath plastic lath is a 27-inch- installed with the grooves orientated vertically and are at- by-96-inch-by-1/4-inch-thick(686 mm by 2438 mm by 6.4 tached in the same manner as the EPS boards with lath. mm)lath of PVC plastic;it weighs 0.139 psf(0.68 kg/m )and Reinforcing fabricmust be continuous at all corners.and is . is manufactured by Plastic Components,Inc. lapped a minimum of 21/2 inches(63.5 mm)at fabric edges: 2.3.2A Insulation: Insulation for the Moisture Drainage SoftCoat Basecoat is applied,by troweling or spraying. into System is 2-inch-thick(51 mm) rigid EPS and shall have a the reinforcing fabric to a minimum 1/8-inch (3.2 mm)thick- flame-spread rating of less than 25,a smoke-developed rat- ness,and must be allowed to dry a minimum of 12 hours prior ing of less than 450, and a nominal density of 1.0 pcf (16 to finish-coat application.Any irregularities in the base coat kg/m3).The EPS insulation must be covered in an ICBG ES that are greater than 1/18 inch(1.6 mm)must be eliminated. or NES evaluation report and must be manufactured specifi- The finish coat is then troweled or sprayed onto the base coat cally for use with EIFS.The EPS insulation may incorporate to a minimum thickness determined by the largest aggregate 0.25-inch-deep (6.35 mm), 0.5542-inch-wide (14.07 mm) in the finish[approximately 1/16 inch(1.6 mm)].See Figure 2 grooves spaced at approximately 1.4 inches (35.6 mm) on for typical installation details. center across the width of the board.The grooved foam is il- Sealants must be applied at system terminations,exposed lustrated in Figure 3. joints,floor lines,changes in building shape or roof line,sub- 2.3.2,5 Reinforcing Fabric: The reinforcing fabric is a strate changes and expansion joints.Horizontal control joints 4.5-ounce-per-square-yard (153 g/m2), 1/4-inch (6.4 mm) are required at each floor level. Control joints must be open weave, fiberglass mesh treated for alkali resistance. installed as specified by the architect,designer,builder or ex- Rolls are 38 inches(965 mm)wide by 150 feet(45 720 mm) tenor coating manufacturer,in that order. long. 2.3.4 Wind Design:The wood studs must be designed.to re- 2.3.2.6 Base Coat: RETRO TEK SoftCoat Basecoat is field- sist applicable loads in accordance with the code. When mixed with Type I, II or I-II portland cement complying with installed in accordance with this report, the Moisture Drain- ASTM C 150 in a one-to-one ratio by weight.Up to two pounds age System is limited to a maximum design wind pressure of (0.90 kg)of water may be added for each 60 pounds(27 kg) 53 psf(2540 Pa),positive or negative. of mixture. Shelf life is 12 to 18 months when stored in un- 2.4 Identification: A� opened containers at temperatures between 50°F and 100°F System materials are identified by the RETRO TEK name and - (10°C and 38°C). address;the product name;shelf life information,if applica- 2.3.2.7 Finish Coat: The RETRO TEK finish coat for the ble;and the evaluation report number(ICBG ES ER-5245). HardCoat PM system is a ready-to-use 100-percent-acrylic- Foam plastic insulation is identified in accordance with the ap- based, integrally colored synthetic coating. The coating is plicable evaluation report.Wind-lock fasteners and plates are 2-02-2000 10. 14AM FROM RETRO TEK 608 825 9228 P. 4 Page 3 of 9 ER-5245 identified on the packaging by the Wind-lock name and the tion 2604.3 of the code,such as'/2-inch-thick(12.: product name. Ultra-Lath plastic lath is identified by the Pias- mm) gypsum wallboard attached in accordance tic Components, Inc.,name and the product name. with the code. 3.0 EVIDENCE SUBMITTED 4.3 The system Is limited to framed walls of Type 4 Reports of tests in accordance with the ICBG ES Acceptance construction. Criteria for Exterior Insulation and Finish Systems(AC24), 4.4 The system may be attached to the surface of an ex- dated June 1998. tenor,combustible,fire-resistive assembly without 4.0 FINDINGS changing the assigned hourly rating of the assem- That the RETRO TEK HardCoat PM and Moisture Drain- bly. age System exterior insulation and finish systems de- 4.5 Installation Is by applicators qualified by RETRC scribed in this report comply with the 1997 Uniform TEK. Building Code,subject to the following conditions: 4.1 Construction is as set forth in this report and the 4.6 Installation cards,such as those shown in Figures manufacturer's instructions. 4 and 5,are presented to the building official at the completion of each project. 4.2 Insulation boards are separated from the building interior with a thermal barrier complying with Sec- This report is subject to re-examination in two years. 2-02-2000 10: 14.AM FROM RETRO TEK 608 825 9228 P. S • • • . ge 4 of 9 ER-5245 ,\----......_ • Waal%sopa ---n..."- \ --,--....",....--.0 t ----=-:- '''' Clad bMnflor f"2. iii. ant ..,,,,,_•_::•.<•• '.:-.::: . ....:: 5•.",.!:.5.:;,t lat091......e.ire .. I-I-;`,...4%; , , Window nailing lump I ..I..0.-':II.:...:.5.:•:::,:''.:.:.-...:,..,..- ' ...pow)Ttfp-— SL:'-o42-i-iiV"-•E-P2•!f;',.,-- ••‘,f--,...,:•--ss-• iSES,;:4;157.:i.',..;;•st:.Zi-4.'": ' I tn.., ---,------_a-?-,------- , .,::::::.......- . . ... --:.:. .2 ....1....... 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Window 0%Aoryno 1,aavol.lot___. nanny nnsaaa innan Inot flange PVC Spear OW prose <0 WW1 01,11.Cool a. ..,lax I•alen le few a IICI Coat Slalom) esa...rod Cal Solid Comte d an T.n• Wiwi Ewer inonvvu Pinafore",Mash 00.6.110•0 in Second lay.1 cif 'REMO'EX . froOeilk011 bantar .Haia COal Baa•Coat s laaansa*nor MOW Typical HardCoat Drainage System Floortine . . . - Expansion Joint Detail Typical HardCoat Moisture Drainage Window Jamb Detail • FIGURE 1—TYPICAL HARD COAT PM INSTALLATION DETAILS . • r // / ' • • • 1 .•''' .• • • . , . z . / • 2-02-2000 1O: 15AM FROM RETRO TEK 608 825 9228 P. 6 , I . `Page 5 of 9 ER-5245 i • 0i arweirowNaew.a.tad/ioarra.'�b Jam, eya•oa.Iaw_ 1N�rA/dda�l M/-.` R~ Kin lawn;PONWe.,a MarySMCoaterrfevl eereoxK Peal layer �� • �e�wa w.n h weetner-resistivei '' ' <. 7 D7� i.ai.a Uelrrar wnDl7ed WO } Second oyer or • rr .\G+ .3\ 7./ •wYwbw opening weather-remedy*barrier ...i.. } :r rY � ' 441'k. 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(:: I U bed al in.EVS ...r.rvcr H f i ,*�, *- r e Bwruor PWl�c Wh a.s...vWn; Iia..Gni and Ws. • 7.® :' •� ':l � 151J, wwlr.w.o+=+M Mr. -'—WW11aRfniY'wa B.Vriw. 1111111fr 6e.wm..aa11 ``s = Typical Moisture Drainage ' Soffit Termination Lathed Moisture Drainage System (without starter track) FIGURE 2—TYPICAL MOISTURE DRAINAGE SYSTEM INSTALLATION DETAILS • - ' t\. c ' . • 2-02-2000 10- 16AM FROM RETRO TEK 608 825 9228 P• 7 'age 6 of 9 ER-5245: Peiaoica rt.naeiwr.y Imago/aazing ... W000 00111010 1\ Pew,Owl WIPO TO 1 • Inwood Poly PI y iµ�M i1NM _ glPew,10.0 '. ' :. ` awnbraq MM Il i li '11 Reeinrorcng Mesh '" embedded in &Mosta--C a-- !9!11'l i j RETRO TEK Hero :; i I or SofCoat Esw Beaeooet :� . 'w....C•B 60.der mmommomp .4U11,,' o«w ivc&. . .! ..rio"�—Va.1 CG MLLn.nkM F.ww raking.aae. Second hew d v.a111eFr..YIM. • �'f \ mow lapped ewer Mashing • tirO-7-0:11LIP---'6.-111.11' III O ,M* ORA maim toad Wan a.d barn 5141 eswr 11IaMragen namedaenpa S.. s---laceYnaa iapap i Moisture drainage9roovea > n.,.:�:: u:"t •o , „ a"------"-----ww t+.N.q • I!I in the back of the EPS sr.atowaaaara.rnbP � Board cr PlaSik lash n.YM a awe. �!I YYeattlerretastiwBerrier IN 1 ..`'��cwwwow . .w.WA ear..Omni,Wows 1011006 00000100 Ea.dar swoop manner imam anew ..mil ane Widow sperm; • Typical Vent Detail Typical Moisture Drainage Window Head Detail Wass Reeky aelsioma FY . . Ill1 'r' &wowrsMrwes :;.' Pee tts.o I1 ' ;Y 1;. Reinforcing IDesP • 4: embaddadn RETRO ( I'I� .:``'r'`•::3`r;,� TEK Hard or SofCoat iI 1ll') tlasacoat ]I' • ior.rw IIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIMIIIIIIININIIMIMIIIOIIIIIII ...hp. . • IIij .:,::;1 LII ,:::;:..3.•';.!:;.:' e.e..rt.ear e .i:,. :q.-is Ana aArW i; rrtollfure eheMLLge coves gr . il�,' In the back of the EPS q; Board or Raabe Lath dig II R ''. Weatllarrasistive ....�.r�.a,.r_,q,•••••• Berrie • Typical Pipe or Conduit Penetration First layer waatneM1resistive barrier Sealant behind wrapped into window opening haling aange lkirlf .i,.--,1 Ai#A .•;;;',.,•!:.!; ormwtat: r rvc p.ear lip Fi2'••:S 'T ` *n.;71111 E a Z: ::sem nr. Poly.n*an. Yu s%a'.''"••••�_••%•.o„.i. j.1,30‘,10.0,44y, 1 eve Feast ewe • Mechanical PETRO TEK Femme/ WindowClwwardpw 100%M l$e rWanq TI I.0 Pinion anOe e coat tlatOorrod embooRointd7I11 MgBM and . REMO 7E1CSecond•roIaYer Or baekedapped aaalant . , SotiCoat"ase00at w wdwrststiw barrier lapped •, over llange ' Typical Moisture Drainage Window Jamb Detail FIGURE 2—TYPICAL MOISTURE DRAINAGE SYSTEM INSTALLATION DETAILS—(Continued) 2-02-2000 10: 16AM FROM RETRO TEK 608 825 9228 P. 8 • . ., . . • , Page 7 of 9 ER-5245 • • . . among .- r". A'row. •c '1•':- : .. ... -. —. :F.;.1.• :=2:40Tg . 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Typical Moisture Drainage Stem • Floonine Expansion Joint Detail • • • FIGURE 2—TYPICAL MOISTURE DRAINAGE SYSTEM INSTALLATION DETAILS—(ContInued) •• • Moisture Drainage Expended Polystyrene • Insulation Board ar 4, wilionow....m.....0....emmi ............. ......10.111w • . • . • •....1 14- 1.024' [ . 02b-Deo -al 14-o.s6ar 1 • . :'1,5'min tidiness t • • ' ' . . • EPS Foam for MoistUre Drainage EIFS.Boards are Z x 4'with 33,5 vents or • . . grooves per 00600.Grooves are designed so that chamois we created no matter . now wan boards are MOW during installation. FIGURE 3—GROOVED EPS FOAM . . • • . • • ' • : . , . • • . • ,. . - " ..: '-' * - • 2-02-2000 10: 17AM FROM RETRO TEK 608 825 9228 P. 9 ,ge8of9 ER-5245 • • (EIFS CONTRACTOR NAME) • • )mpletion Date: ••• E EXTERIOR INSULATION AND FINISH SYSTEM(EIFS)INSTALLED ON THE STRUCTURE LOCATED AT THE ADDRESS INDICATED BELOW; •• CONFORMS • (EIFS MANUFACTURER NAME)RECOMMENDED INSTALLATION PRACTICES AND SECTION(S) OF ICBG ES,INC.,EVALUATION RE- )RT ER- dress of Structure: Product Component Names: • Adhesive(s) Fasteners(mech) • Base Coat Reinforcing Fabric Finish Coal(s) INSTALLATION CONFORMS • Substrate Type and Tolerance ' Weather-resistive Barrier(where applicable) EIFS 1. Adhesive and/or Fasteners 2. Insulation 3. Reinforcing Fabric • 4. Base Coat S. Finish The information entered above is offered in testimony that the EIFS Installation conforms with the EIFS manufacturer's installation methods and proce- dures,and the EIFS manufacturer's ES report. • 7E;An installation card shall be received from the Sealant Installer Indicating that the sealant installation conforms with the EIFS evaluation report and • ant manufacturer's installation methods and procedures must accompanythis declaration. S Contractor Company Name and Address: • • iature of Responsible Officer: • ed Name and Title of Officer. phone Number;( ) Ismittal: Original;Building Department(Must be submitted with sealant installer declaration.) Copy:EIFS Manufacture • FIGURE 4—INSTALLATION CARD • 2-02-2000 10: 17AM FROM RETRO TEK 608 825 9228 P. 10 Page 9 of 9 ER-5245 (SEALANT INSTALLER NAME) • Completion Date: ` THE SEALANT INSTALLED IN CONJUNCTION WITH AN EXTERIOR INSULATION AND FINISH SYSTEM(EIFS)INSTALLED ON THE STRUCTURE LOCATED AT THE ADDRESS INDICATED BELOW: CONFORMS • TO(EIFS MANUFACTURER NAME)AND(SEALANT MANUFACTURER'S NAME)RECOMMENDED INSTALLATION PRACTICES AND SECTION(S) OF ICBG ES.INC.,EVALUATION REPORT ER- • Address of Structure: Product Component Names: Primer(s) Sealers Bond Breakers Sealant Materials • INSTALLATION CONFORMS . A. Designer's requirements, details and instructions • B. Sealant manufacturer's details and requirements C. Exterior insulation • manufacturer's requirements D. The information entered above Is offered in testimony that the Sealant installation conforms with the sealant manufacturer's installation methods and procedures,and the EIFS manufacturer's evaluation report. Sealant Installer Company Name and Address: Signature of Responsible Officer. Typed Name and Title of Officer. Telephone Number:( ) • Transmittal: Original:Building Department(Must be submitted with EIFS contractor declaration.) Copies:EIFS Manufacturer.EIFS Contractor,and Sealant Manufacturer. FIGURE 5—INSTALLATION CARD --.4'