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Buifding permit No:
Applicable Edition of Code:Site Address:
Use and Occupancy:
Type of Construction:
Design Occupant Load:
Sprinkfer System Required:
Name and Address of Owner:
Contractor:
Special Conditions:
Date C.O. fssued:
C.O fssued by:
Pfumbing
-'-)Buifding
Fire Inspector:
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12 00103
Internationat Building Code 2OOg796 W 7th s
Rockwell Court M
Type V, non-rated
nager Unit' Bldg #100
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'not units primarilv permanent in nature (apts)
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Electrical fnspector:
P&Z Administrator
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PARCEL NUMBER:$7e will provide rhis for vourSUBDIVISION&e anached
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How many b"rl nlne new
Did you recently purchase this properry? l$fi yes (If yes,list
Is this a lot split?bdng copy ofnew legal
PROPOSED
previous owner,s name)
description of properry)
35 N 1" E, REXBURG.
208-372-2326
CONTACTPHONEry
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APPLICANT. Gf "tf,(Applicantif ot]ter tita" owner' a statement auth"rraffit for owner -.oa@
APPLICANT INFoRMATIoN: ADDRESS 270 N 27th St. Ste. g11-y. BoiseSTA-rT. IDu ' ' ' '-' -* zlp-&zqz-- EMArljbsmlh@trsaarc!!ects.r10m_IrAx208_338_001 IPHONE #: Home ( )Work (zor):rr-rrrr Ceil ( )
MAILING ADDRE,SS:
PHONE: Cell#
CITY___-STATE-ZIP
EMAIT IDAHO REGISTRATION # & EXP. DATE
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APPLICANT,S SiGNATURE, CERTIFICATION AND AUTHORTZATIoN: una.,have read *ris applicatron and state that the ar.."u* r.*.;r, i.-.o.o.t -d I swea that anv ina:Y#339)-.^ :.1* *"rty of periury, I hereby catify that IfrTtrffi$hffi,;ffiilffitil',*:E-":*;*.'F-tr$l,runni,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,ff-H"r#J;;i,r+i..s',u"-iliir,"-,.'r"*,*,*g^ ,t " upffi{offi;;'.t,";ffi,:P'Tif,ffi.:1|l:1"-d: the.provisions or,r'J zooi-i***onarCode ir c^*".r-- #3"9:^1f-*-: Pulposs. NCrirE: '
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Building Sofety Deportment
Cify of Rexburg
Phone: 208.372.2326
Fax: 208.359.3022
Properly lines
Each site plan that is submitted to the city of Rexburg for the Building permit process requires that properry rinesate shown accurately' It is the Developer's responsibility to correcdy idenu$ on the site plan the location of theselines in reference to the public right-of-way' other adioining property lines, the street, other structures and a, utilitylines' The Developer should find property pins that are sdll available ar the lot in question. If these pins do notexist or have become unrecognizabre then a new survey shourd be performed.
Accurate property line infotmation is a must for a timely review. In addition to finding existing properry pins, legaldescdptions should be checked' The best way to identisi property rine location is vrith arand,survey. The city ofRexburg has aerial photos and a parcel line layer that can be checked, but they are only a tool and are not
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want to request a copy of your lot, see the front counter at the community
Robert Smith
Printed Name
Cil.Y OF
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I have read and understand the above requirements.
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A t ! t.ri{a\ L-.. Ei U Co nnu, i tyO\XiNER'S NAME
PROPERTY ADDRESS
O$rNER CONTACT PHON;OWNER EMAILADDRESS
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Approved for temporary power
E Approved for permane,i, i,r*..Requircdlll ELECTRTCAL
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o 'dgation Machine: $65 fo, ..ot , pir.ot pt r, $10 per tower of drive motofD Technical Service: $65 perhow
D Plan Check g65perhour
E Requested Inspection: $65
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35 N 1"E, REXBURG,ID 8';;6208-372_2326
PARCEL NUMBER:
SUBDIVISION
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PROPERTYADDRESS: 796 Wesr 7th Sheet, Rexburg,Idaho
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PHf)Ntr ll. Lr^*^ / \PHONE #: Home ( )- sfork (20s1 4se-8s22 CetI ( ):OWNER MAILING ADDRESS:4.' Eaton Ave Ste. ITy:Csldrvell .SrR TF.:rp_ ZIp: 83607EMAIT. chance@cdinet.us FAX 208_459_9692
APPLICAM. (If other,h
(Applicant if othet tiran oq/ner' a statement authoririrrg
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APPLICANT,S SIGNATURE, CERTIFICATTON AND AUTHORTZATIoN: U.d..have rcad ttris applicaton md state drat the l"i"_rri"" t *";" iconect md r weo *u, _u raLy*fl"tj9* :-:t* T.r.v or*,ury, r haeby c*tifi that IPlmning md Zonmq Corrmssio" nt *t. crty coro;t'i"t iTt?ry "rn xbug shall be truthfirl ^JT]:i*lich may hereafur be giren by me n herings before the;XiTtrffi;:tr;:#"ffiT1j:*"g*tr]1"'"i:#.1fff"T:ii#"H"*H,Y co'rc*' I agrce io comptv *i*ian cid' **,J; ffii "i.,,:-1 -,"**n $e apgterlios, "" * /1,.:lffi;2a,*m1::::i-llgr *,*wisims orthe 200, r*Hll*lrffi n*:*,::W"::f.l;lir.il"*.1fi,ru
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WARI,'NG -}_DRSING'ERMIT MUST
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My commission crpiree:
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Building Sofety Depqrlmenl
Phone:208.372.2326
Fox: 208.359.3022
Property Lines
E'ach site plan that is submitted to the city of Rexburg for the Building permit process requires that properry lines
are shown accurately. It is the Developer's responsibility to cotrectly identiS, on the site plan the location of these
lines in refetence to the public right-of-way' other adjoining properry lines, the street, other structures and all utility
lines' The Developer should hnd property pins that are still available at the lot in question. If these pins do not
exist or have become unrecognizabre thena new survey should be performed.
Accurate property line infotmation is a must for a timely review. In addition to finding existing properry pins, legal
descriptions should be checked. The best way to identi$, property line location is with aland,survey. The city of
Rexburg has aeial photos and a patcelline layer that canbe checked, but they are only a tool and are not
graranteed for accuracy' If you want to request a copy of your lot, see the front counter at the communitv
Development Depaftment.
I have read and understand the above requirements.
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Date
Robert Smith
Printed Name
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Plan Checkf ist for the Building Code
Project Na o^,t ;Zlzu)zotZ
USE AND OCCUPANCY
Section 417. Organic Coating, ,"" Section 41g
Total Area Allowed after tncrease- Area shown onPlans
/ zer;Lot .'tne-Buirdings see section 705. For MezzaHines see section 505.Unfimited Area Buildings seesection SOZ.
1,,, classification as per sections 302.1& 303 thru 312
Z Incidental use areas see Table 50g.2.s3. ldentifu if mixed o99!q?ncy
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yes_ or No_f, tf no then skip #3 berow.Accessory Space (10%o or under,l_htonsepeiat"i yrlyo oil;;;y as per section 508.3. th{Fseparated Mixed.occupanty
"r p"t'sec. 50g.2.tio""t,rv
"n prarBairier warrs ano ror Horizonl"in.r"rori", jriirii"g the rating t't"r,
,(6*W3 ,,:i':"Trlt?:::f::f -"Ii:6,lr ,1iuo rq fi ;ilr. as per section 303 1 orfess than 50 occupantj as per'slciion g03. 1 "D Psr oeclron JUJ.', orc "'"'"0 rfr aifu cti o n + oi ;il ;;" !G"., i o n . ofl u hobn*? f;oE rfr a rBuildings see section 405.Motor vehicte o..rp"r"iir, see sect ion 406. | -2occupancies see section 407. | -3 b..rp"n.iJ.-r""-iection 40g. MotionPicture Projection Rooms see Section 409. Stages and platforms seesection 410' specialAmusement Buildings r"""s"Jo n 41L Aircraft Relatedoccupancies see section 412. conousti"ore st";;;;"" section 413.Hazardous Materiars see section 41 4. H- occupancies see section 415.
fj,l.:ji?g "ll]::labte Finishes see section-ira-dryins Rooms see
HEIGHT AND AREA
1. Area, First Floor , Second Floor , Third Floor ./2' Area meets requirements as per Tabre s03 yes /*n3 Height meets requirements as g,'TablesOi.-i";X;4. Buirdings on same Lot? yes /No- n no n'"n'Jr]fub'b"* . ,/5. Regulated,a.s^S{ry:, T;llauiroing as perrgection 503. 1.2/6' Height modified as pEisection 504. v"i-NoqZr yes, sprinkrers are req,d.7 ' Area modified as per section so-o. i"r-nLrf yes use ihe area providedbelow to calculate increase
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TYPES OF CONSTRUCTION AND FIRE RESISTANCE.
?l*nt! the Type of Construction as per Section 602 SB.z' check allowable material for Type | ;.d ItLitdi4gs aJiil, s" ct.602.23. Tabte 691 - tdentify Building etemeni iai:i1s!.0a2;\1ole 692 - ldentifu the Fire Resistanc" n"t,:ng;;r Exterior wals ,/a'e check openings in Exterior wails for Lorpii"n.e with rabre rcit.v"sprinklered, see Section 705.9. 1)_ -/
!.- frojections meet requirements of Gtion705.2 -/7 check for window verticar exposure from rooit16,
", per section- 705.8.6
{ cneck that parapets are not required as per seqtion 70s.11e, -4r Firewars ysgd o1 required? yes fiiZtiii, .iio *r o*n*.fi' check Firewalls for Structural stabih[1-- Rre nesistance Rating as perTabre 706.4-Made of Noncomousiinre uateriars(except rype v)_Horizontal c:1Iilul.ty lertjcal continuity connection to Exterior walls asper section 706.5.1 Extend to Horizontai Projectinj er"r*ntt as persection 706.6- bpenings 1no winJo*.J ". per section 706.8_ checkthat penetrations meet requirements of seftion zrg Ducts andAir Transfer openings in Firewalt meet *qrii"r!"i.
"t SJiJn 20s.10.11. Are Fire Barriers used or required? (as ,"qrir"o ov t"or" sod;i ;::
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No/)t no skip # 12 below.
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2Z- Check Fire Barriers for structural stability Section 707.s.1._openingslimited to 2s% of wart. Maximum op.ining ;i." oiiio'rq n
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sprinklereg- Check th-at Penetrations me"et the requirements of Section707 '7- Ducts and Air Transfer openings meet the requirements of Section712 and 716.
-r{' Are shaft EncJoilres used or required? yes_ No_ rf no skip #14 berow.Jisnan Encrosures meet in" r"quir"r".i, tibctionToS
1Wr: F.ire partitions used or required? yes_ N;j4.;rk,p #16 berow.J6' check Fire Partitions for structuraistao'lrtv and continuity as per section709'4' Dwelling units that are sprinklered jre altowe a iii'nr.-slparationsversus t hr._ check that penetrations meet the requirer"ni, of section713._
Ducts and Air Transfer openings meet the requirements of Section 712 and716._
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17. Fire Rated ceiring paners meet requirements as per sectio n llls.l I-
" lll":::,111,:i? I fit" Resistive warb and Horizontar Assembrie, ,fftn"requirements of Section 713.Fire Resistive Joint systems meet the requirements of section 714.Doors and shutters in Fire Resistive Assemories mleiil; *ffi;irents orTabfe 715.4.
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?j::" windows.or Grazing .l.r*r to section T1s.4and rabre 71s.4.z{ Fire and smoke Dampers conform to section 716.
24. Fire Blocking and Draft Stopping is provided as per Section nllraftStopping is not required at partiiion line in dwelling units with cornbined spaceof less than 3000 Sq. Ft and not required if in spriiklereO OuitOing withsprinklered concealed spaces)
25. Wall and Ceiling Finishes meet the requirements of Table 803.s and Section8$.{
26. Floor Finish meets requirements of Section gO4./
FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM
1' ls a Fire.Protection System required for this building in order to meet area,hei g ht gx requirements?
Yes .fNo_ li no skip #2 below.
2. List the typEof system that is required
3. Other requirements requiring Fire Protection Systpms (check if needed):
,/-- Group A (As per Section g03.2.1) F"qg i C)rV l-.z,^.s ,;
K Group E (As per Section g03.2.2)- J
Group F -1 (As per Section go3.23l_
Group H (As per Section 903.2.4)
Group I (As per Section 903.2.5)_
Group M (As per Section 903.2.6)
k Group R (As per Section 9032.7)_
Group S -1 (As per Section 903.2.8)_
Group S -2 (As per Section 903.2.9)-Alt Buitdings except R -3 and u (As pEsection 903.2.10)_Ducts conveying Hazardous Exhausts (As per section efu2. e.1)_commerciar cooking operations (As per section g03.2. 12.2)_As per Table 903.2.13
4. lf sprinklers needed as ioentitieo in #3 list type of system required. l35. ff Sprinklers required by,?\v of the above, Aie vtonitors and Alarmi provided
- -?p per Section9ffi.a? W5 lf an Alternative Autombtic Fire Extinguishing System is identified, does itmeet the requirements of Section gO4?
7 - Are Fire Alarms required as per Sections 907 or g08? Ves Ao if no thenskip #8 below
9 .Po Alarms meet the requirements listed in sections 907 or g0g? /.x S rt2I" control lequired ?(as per sections 402,404,405 or 410) yes
)ro{_ tf yes, see Sections 909.
*{' tl Occupancies may require smoke and heat vents as per Sections 415.6 and410._
7
MEANS OF EGRESS
L
2.
3.
4.
5.
Minimum height of 7' as per Sectio n 1OOS.Z. / ,/Any protruding objects meet the requirements of Section 1003.3. /
The occupant load shown on plans. Ao*c,tlA COg++cUgq.M-stL3 - t <tj-
The occupant load as per calculated byTabb 1004.1.2. { G ' n'-..n
9:9yO3"t1rad posted in every assembly occupancy as per Section 41- leo'
1004.3. y' -,
Egress wiOtn is identified on plans./ ,/
Egress width meets requirements as calculated per Table 1005.1.'
Multiple means of egress sized so that the loss of any one means of egress
shall not reduge the available egress capacity to less than 50% of total
requued. 4l
9. Door encroachmegt does not reduce the required egress width to less than
50% requirea. I10. Means of egress is illuminated as per Sectio n 1006. Z/
).( lllumination emergency power is shown for means of egress as per Section
1006.3. _
12. An enclosed exit stainryay is shown. Yes_ NoX if no, skip # 13,# 14 and#
J5 below. ILd,Enclosed stainray has an area of refuge(as per Section 1OO7.O).llt+
W Area of refuge has 2 -way communications, instructions and is iderttified as
per Sections 1007.6.3,1007.6.4 and 1007.6.5. _15. Door clear widths ate a minimum of 32 " (Nccessible 34" min). Except as
affo;rved by exception of Section 1008.1.1.4
JK Doors swing in the direction of travel where serving 50 or more persons or in
S H occupancy. _
,fl'. Spedalty doors meet the requirements of 1008. 1 .4. _18. All egress d2ors have a landing on both sides as per Sections 1008.1.4 and
1008.1.5. r'
19. Threshold-s are identified as a maximum of /2" )igh for swing doors, 3/4"
-for sliding doors as per Section 1008.1.6. /
)f Space between two doors is less than 48 "(except R2 &8,3 non Type A units).
21.)ocks and latches meet requirements of 1008.1.9.3. tZ'
;2T Panic hardware is shown at required locations (Section 1008.1.10). _' 23. Does a stairway exist. Yes No lf no, skip #24thru#28. _ /W2(stairvvay doors do not open over stairs. _
E stairvvays are a minimum of 44" wide(except where occupant load is 50 or
less or as per Section 1009.1). _ -/26. Maximum riser is 7 inches and minimum tread is 11 inches../ ./
27. A landing is provided at the top and bottom of eac!.stairvvay. 2(28. Maximum vertical rise without a landing is 12'. /
29. Handrails are identified that meet the requirements of Section 1009.12. 130. Handrails return to wall, etc. or are continuous to next stair handrails .7-
3lrf;levation change of over 1l2O is designed as a ramp as per Section tOlO{
fl. Exit signs are identified when over 2 doors are required for exiting. _
6.
7.
8.
33. Exit signs are spaced no more than 100' apart or to the aoor. 1(34. 42 gulqlraits are shown whenever a walking surface is over 30' above! o\oost@
,9r"de-'75. Any roof mechanical equipment within 10'from edge has a guardrail shown.
36. Egress does not pass through intervening spaces unless the space is
,.accessory to the area served and the intervening space is not hazardous I. lf multiple tenant spaces exist, egress from any one does not pass through
another.
38. Length of commgn egress travel does not surpass requirements as per
Section 1017./
Z{;.qrired egress aisle adjacent to tables shall comply with Section 1017.4.1.
/'{. Spaces with one means of egress meet the following maximum occupancy
loads:
a. Occupancy A,B,E,F,M & U - 50 occ.
b. Occupancy H -1, H -2,& H -3 - 3 occ.
C. Occupancy H -4, H -5, l-1, | -3,1-4, & R- 10 occ.
_ d. Occupancy S - 30 occ.
fl.Where two or more exits are required, they are a minimum of 1t2the
diagonal distance of the space served apart or where the space is served by
an automatic sprinkler system, the distance is 113. _,(2. lt a boiler or furnace room has over 500 sq. ft. with over 400,000 btu,s, two
exits must be provided. _gdRemgeration machinery rooms and refrigerated rooms over 1000 sq. ft. have
;huo exits. Section1015.4 _
/4. Stage means of egress comply with Section 1015.6. _
15. ExitAccess travel distance meets requirements of Table 1016.1. _46. Exterior exit balconies constructed in goaordance with Section 1016.2 have
!00'added to their travel distance. {
*fiorriAors are rated as per Table 1018.1 . -
.*6.;9orridor widths meet requirements of Section 1018.2. _
*{rCorridor dead ends are less than 20' or 50'for sprinklered occupancies
,5{,Corridor not used as plenum unless in a tenant space of less than 1000 sf.
L{The minimum number of exits for occupant load meets the following:
1 -500 requires 2 exits
501 -1000 requires 3 exits
_/ More than 1000 requires 4 exits
fiBuildings with one exit meet the requirements of Section 1021 and- fable 1021.1.
U{lnterior stainruells required as a means of egress meet the requirements of
Section 1022,
S4rSOace under stairs is identified as 1 -hour rated. -(
p5. Exterior ramps or stairs are open on one side and have a minimum of 35 sq.
ft. of open space not less than 42" above any floor level.1026.3 _. Exterior ramps and stairways are protected from the inside of buiHing as per
Section 1026.6.
57. Exterior balconies, stainnrays and ramps are over 10'from lot lines and other
-buildings on the 1ot.1027.31
g{ Egress courts meet the requirements of section 1027.s. ./59. Assembly occupancies meet the requirements of Section 1028.{
60. Window egress or better is provided in every sleeping room and any
_fiabitable basement . { See Exc.1 029.1 , 1&2
-6{ Vestibule is provided as per Section 502.4.7 of the International EnergyConservation Code.
ACCESSIBLIry
1. An accessible route connects all accessible buildings, accessible facilities,accessible elements, accessible sraces and the public right -of- way(exceptas excepted by Section 1104).4
2' In addition to the rgquired accessible entrances , 50o/o of all public entrancesare accessible. /
3. - AccesriOl" p"iLrg Ir provided as per Table 1106. 1. ,/y' 19"/" of hospitat oui paiient parking is accessiore ani fron ot rehab or physical
therapy. _
5. Van spaces are provided.(one out of six and any portiofi a(6. Accessible parking is provided on shortest route from apc-ssible parking to
_rt!" accessible building entrance. Sec 1106.6 _mqe/CLoB.{' Group I occupancies meet accessibility requirements As set forth in Section
- 1107.5. _,{- Group R -1 occupancies meet the requirements of Section 1107.6 and Table1107.6.1.1.
9. Where 4 or rnore apartment units, one leveltown homes or condos arelocated in one structure, all units are designed as Type B units as Ber lccANSI 117.1 unless on a upper level without elevatoi service.
10. Where more than 20 apartment unit, one level town homes orTondos arelocated in a project, 2o/o bulnot less than one are designed as Type A units
/as per ICC /ANSI 117.1 r'.
*l.Wheelchair spaces (and companion seat as per Section 1108.2.5) are
..provided in Assembly occupancies as per Table 1109.2.2.1.
P. Assistive listening systems are provided in Assembly occupancies where
. yaudib.le communications are integral to the use of the space. _-(3- Any Assembly occupancy performance area has an accessible route as per
_Section 1108.2.8.
"*{yany-dining "r""ln * Assembry occupancy is fully accessible. _16. Self service storage facilities shall provide accessible spaces as per Section1108.3. _16. Toilet and.bathingjacilities are accessible(unless in a private office)as perSection 1109.2. /
17. Unisex toilets and bathing rooms are supplied as per Sectio n 110g.2.1. 118. Where sinks are provided, 5 %0, but not less than 1 is accessible. v/ ./19rW,here a kitchen is provided, it is accessible(unless in Type B dwelling) 4211. Storage cabinets, lockers, etc. one of each type is acceisible Sec 110g.g.
INTERIOR ENVIROMENT AND ENERGY CONSERVATION
1. Attic ventilation exists tfat is 1 l15O of the floor space or 1/300 with vapor
barrier. Sec. 1203.2 /pcr"2.
3.
50% of the attic ventilation is 3 ft. above eaves.
4.
5.
Crawl space ventilation complies with Section 1203.3. _Naturaf ventilation (windows, doors, etc.) is a min. of 4% of floor space. u1
Interior spaces that do not have openipgs direcfly to outside meet
requirements of Section 1203.4.1. /6. Bathrooms containing bathtubs, showers or spas are mechanically vented./
7.^ Natural or Artificial light is provided that meets the rqmts of Section 1205.4
.d Courts shall meet the requirements of Section 1206.3.
9. Dwellings party walls and floors meet sound rqmts of Section 1207. t/
10. All habitable ggms shall be a minimum of 7'wide, and a minimum o-O sq.ft. in area. :
11. Dwelling units(except efficient units) have one habitable room of 120 sq. ft.t/12. All ceilings are a minimum of 7'6" with no more than 1/3 atTO"./
13. Attics and crawl spaces have access openings as per Section 1209. <:14. An energy review has been submitted that meets the requirements of theInternational Energy conservation code. 1
EXTERIOR WALLS AND ROOFS
1. Exterior Wall Vapor retarder provided unless another approved means toavoid condensation and leakage has been provided. y!
2. -water resistant barrier shown on sheathing as per chapter M. {
{l,tlasonry veneer is flashed at bottom and has weep holes as per Section
1405.3.2. _4. Masonry veneer shall be mechanically attached as per Section 1405.5.,21
5. Stone Veneer is anchored as per Section 1405.6. _6. Sidings shall be applied as per Section 1405. Z7. Fire separationjistance for combustible veneers(siding) meet that of Table1406.2.1.2. t/
8rr Balconies that protrude shall meet the requirement of Table 601 for floors /,9. Metal Composite Materials(MCM) shall meet the requirements of Section1407. _ ,_1O.rftoof coverings meet the requirements of Table 1S05. ,l. /
J-{Double underlayment is provided in asphalt roofs with minimum slope of 2:12up to and including a 4:12 slope. _
, ,{P-12. An ice dam membrane (one continuous sheet or two sheet cemented
N/'- together) for all asphalt roofs is pjpvided from the roof edge to 24" inside ofthe inside of the exterior wall. /
13.,Drip edge metal is proviOeJ
"fo.g all roof eage. ,/a
7.( Metal roofs meet the requirements of Section 1S0T.4.
rt9uilt-up roofs meet the requirements of Section lS,Ot lO.
1ff single Ply Plastic Roofing meet rqmts of section 1so7.12t19
ll other roofing types meet the requirements of Section 1507. -
Buildings with roof drains are designed and sized as per UPC 1105.0. -
STRUCTURAL DESIGN AND SPECIAL INSPECTIONS
I S[illli:i H:,flffi [3:'["'il,*""i,33i.'hminss as per chapt er 23
include floor, roof and live loads, ground snow load, basic wind speed, wind
exposure, seismic design category and site class. --
3. All plans except as described in #1 above shall include the following:
a. Floor live load including any reductions./-.
b. Roof live load as per Sbction 1607.11./
c. Roof Snow load, including the flat roof snow load, the snow exporye
factor, the snow load importance factor and the thermal factor./
d. Wind design data, including basic wind speed, wind importance factor
with building category, wind exposure, applicable internal pressure
coefficient and the design wind pressure used for the design of
components and cladding. /
e. Earthquake design data including seismic importance factor, seismic
use group, mapped spectral response accelerations, site class, spectral
response coefficients, seismic design category, basic seismic - force -
resisting systems, design base shear, seismic response coefficien!>
, response modification factors and the analysis procedure used. r
f ^ Flood zone is identified(if in flood zone see Section 1603.1 .7) _
,ff Design of floor live loads in access of 50 lbs per sq. ft. also identify that signs
must be posted as per Section 1603. _
6. Structural design calculations meeting the requirements of chapter 16 have
been proviaeal1 -/7 . Special inspections are identified for welding.' -,-8. Special inspections are identified for high strength bolting. /
9. Special inspections are identifiedjgr concrete construction except as
excluded by Section 1704.4. {
10. Special inspection are identified for masonry as per Section 1704.5. 4
11. Special inspecJjOns are identified for fills greater than 12" deep where a load
is applied. ./-
fl. Special inspections are identified for all pier and pile foundations. _
16. Special inspections are identified for sprayed on fire resistance applications.
74 Special inspections are identified for smoke control systems. _
/C Quality assurance plan for seismic resistance is provided (except for design
light frame as per chapter 2308 or reinforced masonry less than 25 feet high)
J,€i? Special inspections are provided for seismic force resisting systems. _
frstructural observations as per Section 1709 are identified for structures in
Seismic Use Groups ll or lll. _ ,/
18. Truss Details provided or noted to be provided prior to frame inspection . 1
SOILS AND FOUNDATIONS
1- Af lowable soil foundation bearing pressure (as per Table 1g06.4.I2' A soil investigation is requireO pEitne requiiements of Section 1g03. wherequestionable soils such as fill materials, organic soils, clays or questionable
rock strata exist. Do any of these conditioni exist? yes_ - No4lf yes, arethe necessary soil reports provided? yes No3. Grading is a minimW of 2o/o for concrete or aspnan surfaces or So/o fornatural surfaces. /
! f nformation provided as per section 1g04.s for any structural t'il]. /
5. Footings (except for 1 story category 1 buil$ngs no bigger than 400 sq. ft.)are 36" below grade for frost prolection -/ "
Buildings on or adjacent to greater than 37 slopes meet requirements ofSection 1808.7.
7 ' Top of foundation is a minimum of 12" above the adjacent street gutter(unless a drainage path is identified and approved by the buildin i ofl ciat)./8. Footings designed so that the allowable bearing cap-acity of the soil is notexceeded. ,/
9. Foundation meets the rqmnts of Section 1805.5 and Tables 1g05.b e'./'
10' Except for Group R and U occupancies of light framed construction ofseismic desiggD and less than 3 stories in height, concrete is a minimum of3000 o.s.i.. y'
t(a"t^iiing,rlaffs are designed with a lateral sliding and overturning factor ofsafetv of 1.5.
k{Foundation drajnage system or waterproofing (Section 1805) is provided
,where water table warrants.
1-{ Damproofing shown under slabs as per section 1g0s.2.1.14. Damproofing shown for founda,ton *",,r. ---
74 Minamum of 4" of gravel is shown under all slabs.
KFoundation drain i-s installed (except in wetl Jiainil grauel areas) as perSection 1805.4.2 _
CONCRETE and MASONRY
1- Construction documents show compressive strength of concrete, strength or
_, grade of reinforcement and the size and location of reinforcement. /-Z' Structures assigned to Seismic Design Category D contain a statement
- identifying if slab -on -grade is designed as Jstiuctural diaphragm. _
f M?"pnry construction documents identify size, grade, type andlocation ofreinforcement, anchors and wall ties as per seclion 2113.3.Masonry fireplaces have minimum 12" thick footings that are 6i,wider thanmasonry. Sec2113.2
WOOD
1. Truss drawings identify requirements as per sectio n 2303.4. "/ ./2. Joist layout plans are provided. Engineered products have computer layout. /
3. Floor and roof sheathing meets requirements of Section 2304.7. - ,4. Connections and fastening meet the requirements of Table ?fi}4s..1 {5. Fasteners in preservative treated wood are hot - dipped zinc coatedgalvanized steel, stainless steel, silicon bronze or copper
wood framing members above foundations are 8" (min.) aogve soir. v(
Shear wafl design meets requirements of Section 2305.'/
GLAZING
/ eAzing in pool, sauna, hot tub, steam room, bathtub or shower enclosures
(unless over 60" above standing surface) is safety glazing as per section
2406.4.
6.
7.
No'.eo '2. Glazing witnin 24" of door (unless over 60" above standing surface) is safety' glazing as per Section 240O.4.
.t Glazing greater than g sq. ft., bottom below 18 ", top above 36" and 36" from
__walking surface is safety glazing as per Section 2406.4.
.{-Glazing in guards and rails is safety glazing as per section 240r. _
/ Glaztng next to stairways, landings and ramps (unless over 60" above
standing surface) is safety glazing as per Section 2406.
MISC.
l. Number of plumbing fixtures shall meet the requirements of Table 2902.1 -/
,{ Sep"rate toibt facilities are provided for spaces with 16 or r-"
"rpf"V"";::ff[?]l;f,il"J.Ti:?1"r?1f ;TJ#erlexceotf ormercanti'|e
3. Public toilet facilities are provided as pei S-ection 2902.3. {'K Elevators meet the requirements of Chapter 30. _
/ eeaestrian walkways meet the requirements of section 9104. _
$ Awnings and canopies meet the requirements of section 310s.-7., Marquees meet the requirements of Section 3106. _,X Swimming pool enclosures and safety devices meet the requirements of
Section 3109.
.{ Protection for pedestrians during construction meets the requirements of
Section 3306.
Jdl fxisting structures meet the requirements of Chapte r 34. _
Project Title: Rockwell Court Apartments - Building 100
Energy Code:
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Construction Type:
Building Orientation:
Glazing Area Percentage:
Heating Degree Days:
Climate Zone:
Construction Site:
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Rexburg, lD
REScheck Software Version 4.4.2
Owner/Agent:
Rockwell Court Limited Partnership
41 10 Eaton Ave. Suite A
Caldwell, lD 83607
208459-8522
Compl iance Gertificate
2009 tEcc
Rexburg, ldaho
Multifamily
Bldg. faces 270 deg. from North
11%
8693
6
Designer/Contractor:
Bob Smith
Hutchison Smith Architects
270 N. 27th St.
Boise, lD 83702
208-338-1212
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The % Better or Woree Than Code index reflects how close to complianc the house is based on code trade-off rures.
It DOES NOT provide an estimate of energy use or cost relative to a minimum-code home.
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Owner/Agent:
Rockwell Court Limited Partnershio
41 10 Eaton Ave. Suite A
Caldwell. lD 83607
208459-8522
Construction Site:
Rockwell Court - Building 200-400
s, 7th st.
Rexburg, lD
Designer/Contractor:
Bob Smith
Hutchison Smith Architects
270 N. 27th St.
Boise, lD 83702
208-338-1212
Compliance: 6.9% Better Than Gode Maximum UA: 753 Your UA: 701
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Rexburg, lD
REScheck Software Version 4.4.2
Owner/Agent: Designer/Contractor:
Rockwell Court Limited Partnership Bob Smith
Hutchison Smith Architects
270 N. 27th St.
Boise, lD 83702
208-338-1212
Project Title: Rockwell Court Apartments - Buildings 300/500/700
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2009 rEcc
Rexburg, ldaho
Multifamily
12%
8693
6
41 10 Eaton Ave, Suite A
Caldwell, lD 83607
208459-8522
Compliance: 6.7% Better Than Gode Maximum UA:775 Your UA: 723
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It DOES NOT provide an estimate of energy use or cost relative to a minimum-@de home.
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Project Title: Rockwell Court Apartments - Building 600
Owner/Agent:
Rockwell Court Limited Partnership
41 10 Eaton Ave. Suite A
Caldwell, lD 83607
208-459-8522
REScheck Software Version 4.4.2
Energy Code: 2009 IECC
Location: Rexburg, ldaho
Construction Type: Multifamily
Glazing Area Percentage: 13o/o
Heating Degree Days: 8693
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Construction Site:
Rockwell Court - Building 600
s. 7th st.
Rexburg, lD
Designer/Contractor:
Bob Smith
Hutchison Smith Architects
270 N. 27th St.
Boose. lD 83702
208-338-1212
Compliance: 6.8% Better Than Code Maximum UA: 806 Your UA: 751
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It DOES NOT provide an estimate of energy use or @st relative to a minimum-code home.
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Construction Site:
Rockwell Court - Building 800
s. 7th st.
Rexburg, lD
REScheck Software Version 4.4.2
Owner/Agent:
Rockwell Court Limited Partnership
41 10 Eaton Ave. Suite A
Caldwell, lD 83607
208459-8522
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Project Title: Rockwell Court Apartments - Building 800
Energy Code: 2009 IECC
Location: Rexburg, ldaho
Construction Type: Multifamily
Glazing Area Percentage: 16Yo
Heating Degree Days: 8693
Climate Zone: 6
Designer/Contractor:
Bob Smith
Hutchison Smith Architects
270 N. 27th St.
Boose, lD 83702
208-338-1212
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Project Title: Rockwell Court Apartments - Building 100
Energy Code:
Location:
Construction Type:
Building Orientation:
Glazing Area Percentage:
Heating Degree Days:
Climate Zone:
Construction Site:
Rockwell Court - Building 100
s. 7th st.
Rexburg, lD
REScheck $oftware Version 4.4.2
Owner/Agent:
Rockwell Court Limited Partnership
41 10 Eaton Ave. Suite A
Caldwell, lD 83607
208459-8522
Compl iance Gertificate
2009 tEcc
Rexburg, ldaho
Multifamily
Bldg. faces 270 deg. from North
11%
8693
6
DesigneriContractor:
Bob Smith
Hutchison Smith Architects
270 N. 27th St.
Boise, lD 83702
208-338-1212
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4110 Eaton Ave. Suite A
Caldwell, lD 83607
208459-8522
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Bob Smith
Hutchison Smith Architects
270 N. 27th St.
Boise, lD 83702
208-338-1212
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Boise, lD 83702
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Project Title: Rockwell Court Apartments - Building 600
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4110 Eaton Ave. Suite A
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Hutchison Smith Architects
270 N. 27th St.
Boose, lD 83702
208-338-1212
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41 10 Eaton Ave. Suite A
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Hutchison Smith Architects
270 N.27th St.
Boose. lD 83702
208-338-1212
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Gompl iance Certificate
2009 tEcc
Rexburg, ldaho
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Rockwell Court Limited Partnershio
4110 Eaton Ave. Suite A
Caldwell, lD 83607
208459-8522
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Heating Degree Days:
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Bob Smith
Hutchison Smith Architects
270 N. 27th St.
Boise, lD 83702
208-338-1212
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(:ITY OF
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A nt e ri ca\ Fanily Co m mun i ty
P.O Box 280
35 North 1st East
Rexburg, ldaho 83440
Phone (208) 359-3020
Fax (208) 359-3022Review Action
March 28,2012
Permit Number: 12 00106
Project Name: Rockwell Court Apt, Bldg 4 _ 6 Units
Project Type: Multi Family Residential
Review ltem ApprovedBirlldtngp,iii{ftrqbilt frdbd .:: . :,i,
Building code Fire compliance Review Maintqin Fire wall integrity in plumbing areas of oat21l2o12party walls.
Building Type Compliance
Exiting Review
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Height and Area Review
Complies with approved Site plan Review
Structural Review - provide Truss details before or at framing
inspection
Railing required under exterior stairs per
ICC/ANSI A117.1-2003 fig. 307.4 and sec.
307.4.
- Glazing within 24" of a door must be safetyglazed (patios/balconies).
Interior Environment
Energy Conservation Compliance Review - provide adequate attic and crawlspace
ventilation.
- Provide lce dam material to 24,,inside ofexterior walls.
Mechanical Review
Accessibility Review
Plumbing Storm Drain Review
Plumbing Potable Water Review
Electrical Service Review
Electrical Circuits Review
Water and Sewer Service
Plumbing Sewer Drain Review
See site plan review for accessible units.(Tubs/Showers)
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A tn c ricd\ Family ( :a mnv k i ty
P.O Box 280
35 North 1st East
Rexburg, ldaho 83440
Phone (208) 359-3020
Fax (208) 359-3022Review Action
March 28,2012
Permit Number: 12 00106
Project Name: Rockwell Court Apt, Bldg 4 - 6 Units
Project Type: Multi Family Residential
Review ltem
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Fire Extinguishers
Standpipes
Commercial Cooking
Other Comments
Alarm Systems
Floor Area
Fire Access Roads
Water Supply
Required Fire Flow
Automatic Fire Extinguishing Systems
Parcel#'s RPRXBCAO258721
Provide 241OBC fire extinguishers in kitchen
area of each unit approx. 60" above floor.
- Insure Smoke detectors are 36" from a supply
air register, ceiling fan blade tip, bathroom
door, and 10'from a cooking appliance.- f{s;n strobes do not detect heat or smoke.
Both smoke detectors and horn strobes are
required in ADA/Sensory units.
Provide alarm plans for review.
Provide approved Fire sprinkler plans.
Approved
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Routing:
12 00103 thru 12 00ltl
Rockwell Court
Review Plans
Enter Notes for the applicant under submittals
Update status in the Approvals tab
Return building plan to Amanda Saurev
Done NA
K ! Jon Berry (please review by Mond ay, April2)
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February 1,2072
Hutchison Smith Architects
Bob Smith
270 North 27th Street, Suite A
Boise,ID 83702
Re: #11 00423 Condirional Use Permit - 796 West 7e South, Rockwell Court Apartments
Dear Mr. Smith,
Enclosed is the Conditional Use Permit document for the property at796 STest 7s South. It is to
allow buildings *ith more than four (a) units, per the Conditional Use Permit approval at theJanuary
18,2072 Rexburg City Council meeting. Please keep this document for your records.
The January 1.8, 2012 Design Review meeting minutes and the Janu ary 1,8, 2072 City Council meeting
minutes are also included for your reference.
Please call if you have any questions or if we can assist you further.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
U"t*rfu4I|",^-
Elaine McFerrin
Planning & Zonng Coordinator
City of Rexburg
Planning dt Zoning
CiA ofRexbilrytS North ln East. tuxbwgID 8i440
Phone: 208. i 59. )020 Fu: 208. 3 5 9. 3022
CONDITIONAL USE PERMITctl'l oi'-_
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City of Rexburg
Department of Community Development
35 N. lst E. / Rexburg, ID.83440
Phone (208) 359-3020 / Fax (208) 359-3022 -
Project Information
Permit Type Conditional Use Permit
Site Address 796 W.7TH S., REXBURG,ID
Project Description
Permit # 11 00423
Project Name Rockwell Court Apartments - CUP to
parcel # allow buildings with more than 4 units
Names Associated with this Project
Type
Applicant
Owner
Name Contact
Hutchison Smith Architects
Rockwell Ct Limited Partnershi
Exp Date
Fee fnformation
Project Valuation
Conditional Use Permit 250.00
Public Hearing Notice Fee 200.00
Total Fees Paid J450J0
*** SEE ATTACHED CONDITIONS ***
Phone # License #
(208) 338-r2r2
(208) 4s9-8s22
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Datelssued: 0l13ll20l2
Issued By: ELAINEM
CII'Y OF CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
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A ficricd's Jlauily ( :onil u il i l)'
City of Rexburg
Department of Community Development
35 N. lst E. / Rexburg, ID. 83440
Phone (208) 359-3020 / Fax (208) 359-3022 -
Project Information
Permit Type Conditional Use Permit
Permit #rr 00423
Project Name Rockwell Court Apartments - CUP to
Site Address 796 W. 7TH S.. REXBURG Parcel #allow buildings with more than 4 units
Project Description
Conditions
1. A design review meeting w be held before issuance of a building permit, that will address the structures, the
fence, and the landscaping of this project. (See attached Design Review meeting minutes of January 18,2012
regarding perimeter fence
2012).
landscaping, and building modifications; and see City Council minutes of January 18,
Print Name Datelssued: 0l/3112012
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Design Review Committee Meeting
#ll00423 CUP Rockwell Coutt Apartments - 796 West 76 South
January 18,2012 3:00 pm
Attendees
Design Review Committee: Thaine Robinson,Johnny Watson, Chris Mann
Applicant Bob Smith of Hutchison Smith Architects
SIaff' Val Christensen, Elaine McFerrin
Val stated that the purpose of this meeting is to address the structures, the fence, and the landscaping of this
ptoject, as was stated in the January 5, 201,2 P&Z Commission motion recommending to City Council to
grant this request for a Conditional Use Permit to allow buildings with more than 4 units.
Bob Smith ptovided extetior elevation drawings, a landscape plan, and a site plan. He said he is willing to do
whatever the neighbors would want in regard to fencing.
An 8-foot vinyl fence will be constructed on the west side of the project to buffer the neighboring homes as
the neighbors requested.
The rest of the vinyl fencing around the rest of the property will be 6-feet high tapering to (3-feet high on the
frontage of the property facing \f. 7,h S.).
The structures were discussed. Trees will be planted on all sides of the buildings as buffers. Trees will also be
planted along West 7e South fronting the project. The parking areas will be landscaped with trees, plants,
and grass. There will be one carport and one regular parking space for each unit.
Stone w"ill be used up to 4-feet on the buildings, and "Hardy"- brand siding and trim will be used.
The ten-plex is broken up in the front, but the roof needs var{ation - cable or dotmers.
Bob Smith proposed that the applicant put dormers on the 3 buildings visible to the street and then not
having to have stone on the building walls that face the back fence (3 buildings on north side).
The Design Review Cornmittee was agreeable to this proposal. Buildings #200, #300, and # 400 (in drawings
presented at this meeting) will have dormers to break up the back.
The Committee was agreeable to the landscaping plan as shown at this meeting (Landscape Plan L1.0).
Staff will review this project's plans when submitted, prior to the issuance of a building permit.
Design Review Committee members thanked Bob Smith for his willingness to wotk with them and with
neighbors of t}le project.
City Council Meeling
Jonuory 18,2012
bloi,k@rexburg.org Phone:208.359.3020x2313
www.rexburg.qg Fox:208.359.3022
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Mayor Richard Woodland
Comcil Membem:
ChristopherMmo JordanBusbyDoao BofieH Jerry Merrill
Bruce Sutherhnd Selly Smilh
January 18,2012
City Staff:
Stephen Zolfingr - City Aftooey
fuchad Homer - Finance Offcer
John Milhr - Public Worts Diredor
Val Christoh - Comunity D@clopment Dirstot
ScottJohnrcn - Economic D@elopment Dicdor
Blair Kay - City Cletk
7:fi) P.M. City Hall-Pledge to the Flag
Shane Turman led the Pledge to the Flag.
Heidi Green from Montana said the prayer.
Roll Call of Council Members:
Attending: Council President Mann, Council Member Benfield, Council Member Merrill. Council
Member Busby, Council Member Smith and Mayor Woodland.
Council Member Suthedand asked to be excused.
Public commenr on issues not scheduled on the agenda Qimit 3 minutes) - NoNE
Presentations: - NONE
Committee Liaison Assignments for 2012:
l. council Member christopher Mann: Golf Board . Emetgenry senices Board . MYAB
council President Mann reported MYAB met today at 4:00 p.m. on Rexburg 101, which is a 4-5
week program that teaches individuals about Rexburg. They will be working on advertisements to
promote the progtam. He reported that the MYAB will be working on Community Service Rexburg
Days and the annual Masquerade Ball. He reported the "Shop with a Cop" event v/as very successfi:I.
B. Council MemberJordan Busby: Beailifcation Conrinee. AirpoftBoard
Council Member Busby reported Beautification Committee did not meeq The Airport Board is
wotkjng on a grant.
C. Council Membet Donna Benfield: Trails of Madinn Cotn! . IBC .Teton Flood Mavm Comrinn
Council Member Benfield reported the Ttails of Madison County has not met since last October.
Keland Drainey has been the Chair for eight years. They would like to have a new committee
appointed- The IBC Comrnittee has only met two times in the last 16 years; they only meet if there is
a disagreement in life safety issues- The Teton Flood Museum Committee has not rnet snceSeptember, 2008. City Attorney Zol)tnget said the Tabemacle Committee has merged with the TetonFlood Museum Committee. Thete is a Teton Flood Museum Committee representative on theTabernacle Committee- Council Member Benfield asked to send a thank yo,, 1.,r., to the past TetonFlood Museum Committee members to start afresh. The Museum hours are 1 1:00 A.M. ,o Z,OO p.nt.
Nlonday and 11:00 A.M. to 5:00 p.M. Tuesday through Ftiday. It,s also open on Horidays.
D' Council Member Sally Smith: l,"egaq Flight Musetn - RtxbngArts Comcil (Romance Tbeatre &Tabenacle Citic Center)
Council Member Smith reported on the Rexburg Arts Council. The Romance Theatre is having alot of success with their events. The Tabernacle windows are being replaced. Modifications ar. beirrgmade to the stage to fit the gowing orchestra. The I-egacy fLght Museum is planning an air showon Father's Day Weekend.
E. council Member Jerry Merni): parks 6 Rccreation . Trafic dz safeE . {Jrbar Renewal AgenE
Council Member Merrill reported the Recreation Department is beginning their winrer proglarns.winter Fest has been rescheduled for February 11,2012.The Teton Dam Marathon plans for 2072are ongoing. Winterization is taking place at Rexburg Rapids to prevent the pool fiom freezing. TheTraffic and Safety Committee has not met.
F. council Member Bruce Sutherla nd: planning dz Zoning . school Board . polin . Metlco
Council Member Suthedand was excused.
Mayor woodland asked Chief of Police Shane Turman to report on the police Depattment's arrestof two men ftom Florida who were using stolen credit card ,rrr-b.rr. They were using the credit card
}tnltT to purchase gift cards, electronics, etc. They have warants .o-i.rg fro- all over the nation.The Police Department was able to recover $16,000 worth of stolen merchindise. Chief ShaneTurman reported that he was appointed the Regional Vice President for the police ChiefsAssociation in Idaho. Council Member Busby asked to alert the public with a newsletter concerningthe stolen credit card numbcrs.
Items for Consideration:
A' Conditional Use P_ermit tgallow buildings with more than four (4) units for 51 apartmentsin nine buildings - Rockwell Court at 796 West 7s South (Hutchison Smith Architects)
Bob Smith with Hutchison Smith Architects, 270N.27*, street Boise, ID, explained the use isapproved in this zone. MDR1 allows this type of tesidential .rs.. It *"" origit ^Uy approved forcondos by a different developet for four-plexes.
His company is proposing to use the current infrastructure in place; however, instead of four-plexcondo's' they would like to do rental apartments with larget buildings, which is an allowed use inyP}1 Nft' Smith presented an overhead presentation oithe develJpment containing 12buildings. Nine of the buildings would be iarger than a four-plex. There woutd be several six-plexes, a ten-plex and a four-plex. A playground and picnic area would be available to theresidents. A snow retention atea and a water run-offarea have already been developed. Theywould like to take out some of the asphalt and create planters for trees to shade the parkinglot.They ate exceeding the required number of parking spaces in this deveropment.
They are proposing to locate the trees along 76 South. Thete is vinyl fencing planned on the eastand v/€st proPerty lines requested by the neighbors. Omamental shrubs are*around each building.They have lowered the number of units from the original plan from sixty units to fifty-one unitJMr. Smith reviewed the floor plans for the buildings. There is a combination of three and fourbedroom townhouses and two and three bedroomlpartrnents. There will be a communitybtrilding with a cofifnon area containing a computer room and an exercise room. The ^in g*will live on-site next to the community builahg. There will be coin operated laundry facilitiei inthe comrnunity building' Each unit will have hook-ups for laundry faiiliti... The buildings willexceed the energy efficiency codes. The project is p".ti"Uy funded with federal tax credits. Theapaltments will be available for reduced rent for person who income falls below a designated
threshold' The owner will be required to own the propeffy for at least 20 yearsto maintain thetax credits.
There is a great need for this rype of development in Rexburg. Mr. Smith asked for the cityCouncil's approval ofthe proiect.
council Member Merrill appreciated the developers plan and changes made to accommodatethe neighbor's requests. He was concerned with the lo.rg term -"irr,.l"r..i.ver of thedevelopmenq verses the curb appeal. He asked what reassurance he could be grven that thebuildings would be maintained ai a level to maintain the property 'a,.r..;., ti. neighborhood.
Mr' Smith said the state and. federal programs have addressed the exterior finishes on thebuildings.requiring high quality, low maiitenance materials. The onsite manager will also add tothe ongoing maintenance of the properry. There win b. ";rit.-;;i, i" rr"lp ,L*rin the propety
;:.H:nffijenance
staff. There wiil also be a maintance budding -ri.ii the rools necessary
Council Member Merrill said he was concerned with the slow draw down of the quality of thecurb appeal if the development is riot maintained appropriately. Mr. smith said their companydoes an annual inspection of their properties to -;"t i" rr,. q"^rrf
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Mr' smith said there is,a firlly aLtom3ted-'rigtion sysrem. The prants will havc a one yearw^rt^rrty. Council Member Merill asked for a writtpfoperrv forcurb appeal. Hewould arsorike," r;.;".t0#;,:".*::ff"T3ffiTtrilil.1'*There needs to be something in writing to require adequate ."tb
"p;;;i;;; property.
city Attorney Zollinger explaine_d the developer does not need city council approval for thetype of tenants living in the units..**4t ,nt iity co,.,.,.iI i, only ^lli*.d ,J"ppro'. the size ofthe burldings and the reconfiguratiorioril. tu&r,gr. council nr.^r..-na.rr;rl was concemedwith.keepin-g the property maintained. city Attornei zoilnget optro.atn. pnoperty will bemonitored for the maintenance issues discussed.
Mayor woodland commended Mr. Smith for consolidating the project to give residents morespace to park and the quality of the building material is verygood-. He liked-the development.
Council Member smith asked where the four bedroom units would be located. Mr. Smith saidthey will be at the end of the 6-plex buildings in the townhouses.
Council Member Busby asked about the concerns the Planning and Zoning commission hadover the photos presented.in the prannin g and zorung-..tirrg. id.. Srnith eiplained the photosvrere from other projects that didn't.rr. t-h. ,^-. finiihes ", ,f;. .**". l.JJlop-.rrr. u.reviewed the 2o yeat ownershiprequitement. ciry Attomey Zollinger explained there is a processto maintain the taxing status including penalties.
Russ van Allen at 635 Casper Avenue reviewed the location of the development in reference tohis neighborhood- The adjoining developments are four.-plex developmentJarrd I^.g.,
"pr*.o,housing and townhome units. They *oid [k to have ttr. prop.rry i.rrJ;;;;, private propertyownership as originally planned for 60 condos. He requested ntt to be surrounded byapartrnents, he mentioned he used to be g0
".r., "*"y from the .iry, ""a rr. -orrd ;;ke to havebalance in the neighborhood.
Teddie Lou steiner at 846 west 7e south was concerned.with the impact the buildings wouldhave on the property value and quarity oflife of those neighboring the buildings. They are beingsegregated from other owner occupied properties in Rexbi.,,g. ThJy ha.re ^ arlfi."r, time sellingtheir homes; there are two homes "" th. ''"tt .t that ate roir.llirg. There is no privacy forhomeowners to use their backyards. She was concerned with the lo"ss of rrAu" o1tfr.ir homes. Shesaid MDR1 Zoning does not have a sIC code for Low Income Housing in Rexburg. she wantssingle family housing instead of the multifamily housing.
City Attorney Zollinger addressed the SIC code mentioned by Mrs. Steiner. He explained thatRexburg has not adapted the re'ised code because the city did not want ro.o*irrrr. puchasingthe tevised codes. The city relies on the 1 987 sIC code r i r z s"gr*r"-ily a,r"-.rr.a Dwellings.The SIC code Mrs' Steiner references is a code for a property management company. Thedevelopmentis not a properry management.o_p^r,y. ci,y;";;fft;;;;'C.th.r.d th.
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discussion on the SIC Codes from 1987. Single Fami.ly Attached Dwellings are allowe6 in MDR1Zones in Rexburg.
council President Mann reviewed the proposal. He wanted to have additional discussion fromthe neighbors before he can. move on the proposal.
G,oldon Rhiger at 621 Casper Avenue said they have been choked off. Mr. Rhiger feels becauseof the developments around them they are not ;etting the services ,tr.y rr.Jr" get from the city.He feels the police don't even patrot the ^."u "riy-or". He Advised that the crty takeresponsibility and follow-up with the development conditions, if approved.
Council Member Merrill wanted to make sute the property is maintained appropriately with thecity standards.
Neighbors in their neighbothood ind-icated that the Andrews Place Apartments did not put in atence as discussed. council Membet Merill concurred with the neightors, concerns requiring thedevelopment to comply with the conditjons of development.
Mrs' Smith asked for a transitional area with owner occupied units. A condominium would begreat for students; students can buy then selr to other studlents. A strong condominiumassociation would allow the neighbors to not be blocked out from *re Jty,
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Communiqr Development Director Val Christensen explained there was a public hearing tochange. the ProPerty to ttDll _T an earlier time years ^go. 'i}ri, discussion is covering a recent
||lT: ht-.t held before the Planning and Zoning Coinrnission to .h"r,g.-th. size of theDUltcunPs.
Council Member Benfield asked for additional enforcement when it comes to conditions formaintaining the propeties. She asked for better enforcement or more enforcement to complywith city standards.
city Attorney Zollinger explained the city does have a compliance officet that vrsirs propertiesto reqr'ir6 maintenance of the properties for failure to maintain their yards. If a tree dies, the citycan require the tree to be replaced. Council Member Merrill said the compliance could be similarto a building code violation.
Discussion on having a city wide property maintenance ordinance. N{r. Rhiger,s property damagewas discussed. He had prop-erty damage irom a development adjacent ao ni3 p-p.ray. -_fhe cityhas stepped-up oversight of construcion projects to rnaintain tt.r, brrilar.rgf,;oiects. The citymay need a better management plan on how the city addresses landscape d?ici..r.i.s.
council Member Busby explained he is sympathetic to living on an Isrand; He rives on anIsland too.
City Attorney.Zollinger explained the city's reasoning for using the 19g7 SIC Codes. The citydid not maintain current SIC codes over tle yeur.. Th-. codes tfre .iry
";., ;; ^c.*"te and havea description of what that code allows. The sic Code used is 1 11 1 for single family units. The
.HT:-.^i:j:]ll?-lT:T*t. familyhomes with apartments (Sinsle_Famityittached Dwellings).r nls mclucles apartments, condominiums, townhousesor two families dwelling in one-compoundstructure' Apatments in a basement are considered to be an attached dweltinglTrre city did not-tl,td".ft.1ew changes to the sIC codes due to costs of changing the codis. rhe current usesare identified in the city,s code by description.
council Member Merrirt_mov_ed to approve the recommendation of planning and Zoning toapprove the Conditional Use Permit to allow buildings with more than fouri4)units for 51apartments in nine buildings fot Rockwell court at 796"west 7e south r"bi.;;o conditions fromP1^i3:g and'Zornng council Member Srnith seconded the motion; Discussion on conditions
iPnt:a by.Planning and Zoning and allowing larger buildings. ci y a""r".f .*irained thedevelopet is required to compry with e"i.ti"f citi.ode relaJng to ordi.rancJs,ri"ffupp.orr"L fo,streets, etc' has to be done to execute 1 b.ylding permit. The City Council is acting on conditionsthat are unique ro consolidating these building"do-., fro- the number J i;;;-;i.*.. a fewetnumber.of six-plex or ten-plex.buildings plus adopting the conditions r.auy rrli".-g andZoningand the Design Review Committee.
Planning and Zoning Commission public Hearing 0Il05/2012.
scott Ferguson no(o1ed t1 nco?mend to Ciry Council to grant a condirional [Jse pemitfor lbe pr@e@/ocatecl at 796 lYest 7b .S-oyb,2(t0u bltiLtiniv;th non tbanfoar (4) unitt, to include that a designteview meeting wiII be held (before iisuance of a buildi)g permiQ that will address thesttttctures, the fence, and the landscaping of this proiect1'
Jedd lYalker neontled the motion.
None opposed. Motion carried
Discussion: communiSz Development Director val christensen indicated the conditions wereapplied in the Design Review committee meeting concerning the fencing, looks of the building andlandscaping. Those conditions shourd be part of ihe city counci,s approval. Mayor woodlandagteed the conditions from the Planning and,zontngcommission u.ri tn. Design Review committeeshould be part of the motion from the City Co,rncil.
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lanuaty 18, 2OI2 J:00 pm
Attendees
Daign Reuiept Comdttee: Tbaim Robinson, Jobnry lyaaon, Cbis MannA?plnnt: Bob Snith of Hahbinn Smith Arcbitects
[}@ Val Cbistmrcn, Elaine McFedn
val stated that tbe purpose ol this neeting ii to adtl/?st the shvctl.tres, tbeJence, antl tbe landrcapiry of lbis project,as pat stated in the Janury 5, 2012 PdzZ Commirion motioo ,eronrindiug to Gry Conu;i toliout tbit'nquestfor a Conditionar use permit to allow buiLrings n itb more thax 4 ,nii.
Bob Snith proddcd exteior.elettation tlrawings, a lanttscapep/an, awl o siteplar. He vid be is villing to doafiateter tbe neighbors wosld uant in retmt i fenrinp.An r-foot ttin/fence pill be eonshucteion tbe"n est ide of the prEert to btfer tbe neighboring homes at tbeneigbbors requested.
Tbe rtt of tbe uinllfencing arotnd tbe nst of tbe propertL wi// be 6-Jeet bigb t@eing to ertet bab on thefrontage oftbe pnper! facing ly. 7b D.
Tlte structures pere divyse( Tnu wi// be pknted or a// sifus of tbe btiLlings as brfers. Trus will abo beplanted abnglY/est 7h sofibfrontingtbeprSect. Thepmkinginas n uTrai$ra vith trus,plants, andgrats. There wi// be lile cdrport dnd oae regularpa*ing Eacefor eacb anit.
!1ne wi//.be ued rp to 4-feet on tbe bailtlirys,'and ,fiorayi 6rou4 siding and tim will be ssd.The ren-plex is bnken up in thefmnt, but ie rooJ needr uaiation - cabreir dormers.
Bob snith pmposed tbat tbe @pficant pzt dnwerc on tbe 3 brilding uisible to tbe stnet and tben not baring tobau slone on tbe buirdingwalrs thatface tle backrtnce (3 buiaiilg;ott ,ortr, t;fuj.Tbe De$gn Retiew Con3n(3e.ans agreeabb to tiis prEo.sal Bildiog, #200, #i00, and # 400 (ia drawngsp::n!d at this neeting) utill haoe domters to bnak 4 tbe back.Tbe Committee wat agreeable to tbe lanttscap;ngplan)s thoan at tbis meeting (I--andrcape plan Ll.0).
staf ai// reuiew thit prqut's plans uhex srbmittel pior to the iruance of a btildixgpermit
Desigt fu6ew Commiltee members tbanked Bob SmithJor bis vilbqness to pork y,itb tbem and witb neighborto/tbe prEeet.
council President Mann discussed the past rezones and the policy to change the land back to itsoriginal zone if the development for the zone change did not materialize. Thi"s proposal is notdeveloping as planned. He indicated that he would vote no due to the change ir, .rr. fro- condos toren-tals. There was no opposition to condos; now it has become a bait and ,l*i .h. ciry A,,or.r.yZollinger explained the zone change was done earlier and it was independent of the application to docondos. The use the applicant is seeking is an allowed use.
Council Member Smith asked if the decision is site specific for larger buildings verses allowing
other developers to change the use. City Attorney Zolhnget said the applicant could increase the
density fiom 51 units to 60 units as an allowed use as apartrnents even though they were previously
apptoved for another developer for 60 condos. Nothing in the ordinance would stop the project.
This request is for a particular ptoiect. Council Member Merrill indicated his motion included the
approval based on the Planning andZontngConditions and the Design Review Committee's
conditions.
Mayor Woodland asked foi a vote
Those voting ave
Council Member Busby
Council Member Smith
Council Member Benfield
Council Member Merrill
The motion carried,
Those voting nav
Council President Mann
Those voting nay
None
StaffReDorts:
A. Public Works: - Keith Dawidson
1. Award bid for the 7' South Bridge Replacement and r0fidening Ptoject; the low bid was DL
Beck Construction for $99,836.00. City Engineering Keith Davidson explained the bids.
Discussion on the width of the bridge being narrower than the existing bridge. The other bridges
upstream are 16 feet wide. There will be a seven foot offset and a five foot sidervalk on either side of
the bridge. The bridge will need to be constructed by and around April 1,2012. Council Member
Busby asked about the lower bid being adequate verses the other bids. Engineer Davidson indicated
DL Beck was comfortable with the numbers.
Council Member Busby asked if he needed to exose himself fiom the vote due to his association
with the canal company. City Attorney ZolJinget explained Council Member Busby would be part of
a, hget gtoup of water users impacted by the canal company. He would not be a single benefactor of
any decision made with the canal company.
Council President Mann moved to approve the low bid for the 7s South Bddge Replacement and
\Tidening Proiect; (the low bid rvas DL Beck Construction for $99,836.00); Council Member Merrill
seconded the motion; Mayor Woodland asked for a vote:
Those voting ave
Council President Mann
Council Member Busby
Council Member Smith
Council Member Benfield
Council Member Merrill
The motion carried.
7th South Bridge
Replacement and
Widenins DL Beck
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Juilders Hill & Sons
y'em Clark &
ions
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loflftactors
Ierome
Bowen
Edstrom
lonstnrefion )eoatco Inc.
3ridge Replacement $84,000.0($107,000.0($11s,019.35$134000.0c $139,133.0($159,s00.0($178,900.0C$177,000.0(
lrrigation Ditch
RealiEnment
$1 1,898.0($12,000.0($17,097.0($13,400.0C$24,049.0($18,000.0($16,820.0C $22,350.0(
10" Irrigation-Ieadsate $"1,942.U $1,975.0($2,257.01 $2s00.0($2,464.0($2,500.0i $2,1,17.0($a1s0.0(
18" Irrigation
Headeate
$998.0C $835.0($1,211.0($1,400.c($1,418.0C $1,250.0C $1,001.0r $1,100.0c
[8" Irrigation
leadqte
$998.0C $835.0($1,211.0($1,400.0($1,418.0C $1,250.0($1,001.0($1,100.00
fotal $ 99,836.0i$'t22,645.00 fi736,795.40$152,700.0($168,482.01$182500.00 $199,839.00 $203,700.0(
Council Member Busby asked if the parking lot on 1" East was completed across the street fromCity Hall' Thete is debris that needs to be clei-ned up. (I\{ote: The new pa'*ing bt owned @ the comg is ttillunder construction.)
Council President Mann asked to review the street projects for 2O12 withthe new City Council.Maybe the City Council could do a drive around to review needed stieet projects for zoi2on Feb 02,2072 at 5:30 p.m.
B. Finance Deoartment: - Richard Horner
Finance olficer Horner teviewed the city budget on the overhead screen. He reviewed the revenueand expense budgets for the frst quarter of fiscal year 2012. 1,60/o of theexpense budget has beenspent in the ftst quarter. Most of the Capital has not been spent yet. The budget review containedthe departmental budgets too. The lack of snow has caused some savings in tlie s.ro* removal budgetand remains in the street department budget. If the money does not go for snow removal it willtemain in the stieet budget for street projects. Most of the revenue will show on the next quarte4yreport because the tax money is received in January. Discussion on the revenue coming into theParks and Recreation and Atts Council Budgets. The budget will be published in the newspaper everyquarter. other sources of revenue were discussed including gas tax, impact fees, etc..
Council Member Benfield rcviewed the billing for Tabemacle omaments. The expense wascovered by the Upper Snake River Valley Historical Society. The revenue for the sale of the
ornaments will cover the expense plus add additional revenue to the museum budget. Ninety of twohundred omaments have been sold. The sale of the frst 100 omaments w.ill cover the exDense.
Calendared Bills and Tabled Items:
A. 'I.AND USE ACTIOND - BILIS RECOMMENDED/APPROVED IN A I-AND USEPUBLIC HEARING PROCEDURE: -NoNE
B. BILL Introduction: - NONE
c- First Reading: Those items which are being introduced for frst reading - NoNE
D. Second Reading: Those items which have been fust read _ NONE
E. Third Reading: Those items which have been second read _ NONE
Tabled Items: Those items which have been the subject of an affumative vote to a mouon to table:. NONE
Mayor's Report:
A letter of support for TRPTA for regionalized busing.
Council Member Benfield said TRPTA wants a discussion on bus routes around the City ofRexburg. The chamber of Commerce will have the meeting on the 2nd week in Februarv.
Janzary / 8, 201 2
Irynn SEmour
Exea,rtile Director
T.LP.TA.
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Ittaho Falk, ID Sii02
W: Lztter of SrpportforT.P-p.TA.! Fy 2012_l t Rural GrantApplcation
Dear L1nn,
Tbe Rexb*gCig Comcil would kke to supportT.KP.TA.!F-Y 2012Ji rvralgrant @plicatiottfornntinaed nraice to tbe citiryns oJfuxbntg. Tbere are matEt reqmttsforf*ndingsrfiort, ana fie Clg ConAlatill considerT'kP.TA't ryttelfor&nding during the ionn)l rt zh zJ7 tuigtr procest. At thit time it istoo ear! to denmtine if aryfardinguill be atailabito t*pportT.&p.T.A.,r eaice.
!ty:'f the Ciry Comcil etwrages T.LP.TA. and tbe .Itlabo Dqartment ofTransportation, Diition ofPublic Transportation, lo continue working togetber to deuelopfantlixg nnces ti srppoi the transit nerts of nmlaliYens' An agingpopilation antl irneaud liuing costs an pu/tingrorc ood.ori)resrnre 0n dne/4piilg;ybitiAaltenatius, inlu ding pa bbc transportation.
Siacere!,
Ncbanl lYoodland
Mayr
Council Member Busby moved to ratify a letter of support for TRPTA to provide regionalizedbusing council Member Benfield seconded the motion; Mayor woodland asked for a vote:
The motion carried
Council Member Benfield asked for a report from the Recreation Department to be on the
upcoming agenda.
Discussion on the maintenance standards for housing projects.
Council Member Benfield moved to go into Executive Session per Idaho State Statute 67:%a5$)
to communicate with legal counsel for the public agency to discuss the legal ramifications of and legal
options fot pending litigation, or conttoversies not yet being lirigated bur irnminently likely to be
litigated' The mere presence oflegal counsel at an execudve session does not satisfrT this requirement;
council Member Busby seconded the motion; Mayor woodland asked for a roll cail vote:
Those voting a]'e
Council President Mann
Council Member Busby
Council Member Smith
Council Member Benfield
Council Member Merrill
Those voting ayg
Council President Mann
Council Member Busby
Council Member Smith
Council Member Benfield
Council Member Merill
Those voting nay
None
Those voting nay
None
The motion carried.
Executive Session: 9:00 P.M.
Executive Session ended 9:24 p.M.
Council Member Busby asked about Airport Property ownership. The plans have been gifted tothe city. The city does pay insurance premiums of about % of $15,000 to protect the airportinvestments including the Alport Museum Building and contents. A property agreement on themuseum properry allows the planes to be flown. If the rotars are in motion, the plane operator paysthe insurance premium. The museum building is being leased from a private o*rr., fo, "
gr.OO p.iyear; however, the city owns the land. The city is in the museum business.
Discussion on the date for the State of the City address. It could be held at the Romance Theatre.The monthly new letter was discussed.
The City Council could do a news letter from each member. It would be due by the 25e of the month
Discussion on a goal setting meedng.
Discussion on a meeting with the plannin g and ZontngCommission.
Discussion on hawing a meeting with the lvladison County Commissioners. It is held quarterly.
Discussion on the comrnittee chairs and comrnittee reelignment due by the next city council meeting.
Consent Calendar: The consent calendar includes items which require formal City Council action,howevet they are typically routine or not of great controversy. Individual Council members may ask
that any specific item be removed fiom the consent calendar for discussion in greater detail.
Explanatory information is included in the City Council's agenda packet r.gu.dirrg these items.
A. Minutes from January 04, Z}l2meeting
B. Approve the City of Rexburg Bills
Council President Mann moved to approve the Consent Calendar; Council Member Busbv
seconded the motion; Mayor Woodland asked for a vote:
Those voting aye
Couocil President Mann
Couocil Member Busby
Council Member Smith
Council Member Benfield
Council Member Merrill
The motion carried.
Adjoumment at9z47 P.M.
Attest
Those voting nay
None
Richard S.WoodJand, Mayor
Blair D. Kay, City Cletk
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Rockwell Court Apartments - Site Plan
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P.O Box 280
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Rexburg, ldaho 83440
Phone (208) 359-3020
Fax (208) 359-3022Review Action
May 4,2012
Permit Number: 12 00102
Project Name: Rockwell Court Apartments - Site plan
Project Type: Site Plan Review
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Madison Fire Department, the authority havingjurisdiction, requires a minimum 2A:1OBC fire-
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Amanda Saurey
The City of Rexburg
Permit Technician
P.O. Box 280
35 North 1st East
Rexburg, Id 83440
208-359-3020 ext.234l
RE:Permit # 12 00102 through 00111
Rockwell Court Apartments
796 West 7'South"
Rexburg,Idaho
Dear Ms. Saurey,
We are in receipt of your review comment letters dated April 70,2012, concerning the above
referenced project and offer the following responses:
Rockwell Court site plan review- #12 00102
1.The blow-off hydrants in northeast and northwest comers will be changed to standard fre hydrants.
3. Sirlerl,alks through drive rvays 'will be continucus a*d have liandicap raillp$i.
3. Stormwater calculations were submitted and approved as part of the 2009 submittal as stated in note
1 on sheet C-l.
-The notes on the civil drawings state that all construction and materials will be done to City
Rexburg standards and Specifications. All fire Hydrants will be painted read and installed with
STORZ fittings.
- Per the City Engineer a 30 feet radius curb cuts are not required since our buildings do not exceed
30 feet in height.
-Curbs in fre lanes will be painted red as gaphically shown and called out with keynote #20 on sheet
Ai.0.
Buildine 100 - Manasers Unit / Communitv Buildine - #12 00103
-Exiting: A sign stating the occupant load of this building will be posted at the Lobby/IVleeting room
entrance. Using the following occupant loads I calculate a total of 37 occupants:
Lobby / Meeting Room 355sf / 15 : 23.6 occupants
Life Skills 106sf / 20:5.3 occupants
Office 165sf / 100: 1.6 occupants
Exercise Room 276sf150 = 5.5 occupants
Kitchen 111sfl200 : .5 occupants
-Ventilation:
The attic space is divided in two areas:
1. Community building: 2,179 sf /300 : 7 .26 sf (1046 sq.in.) of venting area required. Continuous
soffit vents will be provided for a minimum of 523 sq.in. and a continuous ridge vent providing
42' x l8"/ft: 756 sq. in. net free venting area.
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2. Managers Unit: 862 sf/300: 2.87 sf (414 sq.in.) of venting area required. Continuous soffit vents
will be provided for a minimumof 207 sq.in. and a continuous ridge vent providing 16' x 18'7ft: 288 sq. in. net free venting area. Notes will be added to the exterior elevations to clarifv the
minimum amount of venting area required.
The crawlspace is also divided into four areas, two townhouse crawlspaces at the ends and two flat
crawlspaces in the center of the building.
1. Community Building : L,287 sf / 1500:0.86 sf (123 sq.in.) required. The crawlspace has a
vapor retarder and two crawlspace vents each 100 sq. in. net venting area for 200 sq. in. total.
Vents are located for cross ventilation per sheet S2.0.
2. Managers Urut: 667 sf /1500: 0.44 sf (64 sq. in.) required. The crawlspace has a vapor retarder
and two crawlspace vents each 100 sq. in. net venting area for 200 sq. in. total. Vents are
located for cross ventilation per sheet S2.0.
-Ice-dam material: Specification section 073I13.3.2.D requires self-adhering sheet underlayment to
36" beyond interior face of exterior wall at eave and 24" beyond interior face of exterior wall at rake.
-Fire penetration details, shown on sheet P5.1, are designed to maintain fire wall integnty at the party
wall.
-Truss details will be provided as part of the design-built trusses submittal. A copy will be forwarded
to your office prior to framing inspection.
-A 30" wide accessible kitchen work counter space will be provided. See attached revised interior
elevation JlA2.0.
-@erequiringafireextinguishertobeinstalledinaresidentialkitchen.
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-A sign "Warming only - no cooking" will be provided in the Community Building kitchen area.
-Sprinkler drawings and calculations will be submitted separately as part of a design-built process.
-General note El1 was added to sheet E0.01 and reads: "Ensure smoke detectors are a minimum of
36" for supply air registers, ceiling fan blade tips, bathroom doors and 10'-0" from a cooking
appliance."
-Fire Alarm drawings will be submitted separately as part of a design-built process.
Buildine 200 - 6-plex apartment- #12 00104-Fire penetration details, shown on sheet P5.1, are designed to maintain fre wall integnty at the party
wall.
-Truss details will be provided as part of the design-built trusses submittal. A copy will be forwarded
to your office prior to framing inspection.
-Ventilation:
The attic space is divided in four areas, two townhouse attics at the ends and two flat attics in the
center of the building.
1' Townhouse: 1,006 sf /300:3.35 sf (482 sq.in.) of venting area required. Continuous soffit vents
will be provided for a minimum of 241 sq.in. and a continuous ridge vent providing 16' x l8'7ft :
288 sq. in. net free venting area.
2. Flat: 1,149 sfl300:3.83 sf (552 sq.in.) of venting area required. Continuous soffit vents will be
provided for a minimum of 276 sq.in. and a continuous ridge vent providing 19' x 18"/ft : 342 sq.
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in' net free venting area. Notes will be added to the exterior elevations to clarify the minimum amountof venting area required.
The crawlspace is also divided into four areas, two townhouse crawlspaces at the ends and two flatcrawlspaces in the center of the buildins.
1' Townhouse :823 sf I 1500 :0.52 sf (78 sq.in.) required. The crawlspace has a vapor retarderand two crawlspace vents each 100 sq. in. net venting area for 200 sq. in. total. Vents are locatedfor cross ventilation per sheet S2.0.
2' Flat: 891 sf /1500: 1.19 sf (171 sq. in.) required. The crawlspace has a vapor retarder and twocrawlspace vents each 100 sq. in. net venting area for 200 sq. in. total. Vents are located for crossventilation per sheet S2.0.
-Reduced vertical clearance barrier: We are providing a 4" hig)tby 6" wide cane guard underneath thestairs. Please see section C/A5.5.
-Please refer to sheet E0.01, definitions of fire alarm devices. Audible/Visual devices inAccessible/Sensory units are noted to be smoke detectors. These devices allow for hearing and visualimpaired tenants.
-@coderequiringafireextinguishertobeinstalledinaresidentialkitchen'
.Bleas.4tariff"iftim@irement. \)rtl rr, 16,
-General note El1 was added to sheet E0.01 and reads: "Ensure smoke detectors are a minimum of36" for supply air registers, ceiling fan blade tips, bathroom doors and 10'-0,, from a cookingappliance."
-Fire Alarm drawings will be submitted separately as part of a design-built process.
-Sprinkler drawings and calculations will be submitted separately as part of a design-built process
-Fire penetration details, shown on sheet P5.1, are designed to maintain fne wall integrity at the partywall.
-Truss details will be provided as part of the design-built trusses submittal. A copy will be forwardedto your office prior to framing inspection.
-Gla.zing. Fully tempered float glass will be provided where required by code per Specificationsection 088000-2.7-4. This section will be revised to require tempered gtaiingat the indoor light aswell as the outdoor lite.
-Ventilation:
The attic space is divided in four areas, two townhouse attics at the ends and two flat attics in thecenter of the building.
1' Townhouse: 1,001 sf /300 :3.34 sf (481 sq.in.) of venting area required. Continuous soffit ventswill be provided for a minimum of 241sq.in. and a continuoirs ridge vent providing 16, x lg'7ft =288 sq. in. net free venting area.
2' Flat: 1,410 sfl300: 4.70 sf (677 sq.n.) of venting area required. Continuous soffit vents will beprovided for a minimum of 339 sq.in. and a continuous ridge vent providing 19, x lg'7ft = 342 sq.in^' net free venting area. Notes will be added to the exterior elevations to clarify the minimum amountof venting area required.
The crawlspace is also divided into four areas, two townhouse crawlspaces at the ends and two flatcrawlspaces in the center of the buildins.
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1' Townhouse : 807 sf / 1500 = 0.54 sf (78 sq.in.) required. The crawlspace has a vapor retarderand two crawlspace vents each 100 sq. in. net venting area for 200 sq. in'. total. Vents are locatedfor cross ventilation per sheet S2.0.
2' Flat: 1,049 sf /1500= 0.70 sf (101 sq. in.) required. The crawlspace has a vapor retarder and twocrawlspace vents each 100 sq. in. net venting aiea for 200 sq. in. total. Vents are located for crossventilation per sheet S2.0.
-Ice-dam material: Specification section 073113.3,2.D requires self-adhering sheet underlayment to36" beyond interior face of exterior wall at eave and24" beyond interior face of exterior wall at rake.
-Reduced vertical clearance barrier: We are providing a 4" highby 6" wide cane guard underneath thestairs. Please see section ClAS.5.
-Ulratnrrzwaruqes any code requiring a fire extinguisher to be installed in a residential kitchen.pJeaseela4++is{.quirement. ur ffrl- lN -?g;
-General note El1 was added to sheet E0.01 and reads: "Ensure smoke detectors are a minimum of36" for supply air registers, ceiling fan blade tips, bathroom doors and 10,-0,, from a cookingappliance."
-Fire Alarm drawings will be submitted separately as part of a design-built process.
-Sprinkler drawings and calculations will be submitted separately as part of a design-built process.
-Fire penetration details, shown ott sheet P51 are designed to maintain fre wall integrity at the partywall.
-Reduced vertical clearance barrier: We are providing a 4" higltby 6" wide cane guard underneath thestairs. Please see section C/A5.5.
-Truss details will be provided as part of the design-built trusses submittal. A copy will be forwardedto your office prior to framing inspection.
'Glazing' Fully tempered float glass will be provided where required by code per specificationsection 088000-2'7-4. This section will be reviied to require tempered glazingat the indoor light aswell as the outdoor lite.
-Ventilation:
The attic space is divided in four areas, two townhouse attics at the ends and two flat attics in thecenter of the building.
l' Townhouse: 1,006 sf /300:3.35 sf (482 sq.in.) of venting area required. Continuous soffit ventswill be provided for a minimum of 241sq.in. and a continuoirs ridge vent providing 16, x 1g,7ft :288 sq. in. net free venting area.
2' Flat: 1,749 sfl300: 3.83 sf (552 sq.in.) of venting area required. Continuous soffit vents will beprovided for a minimum of 276 sq.in. and a continudus ridge vent providtng 19, x 1g,7ft :342 sq.in-' net free venting area. Notes will be added to the exterior e"levations to clari"fu the minimum amountof venting area required.
The crawlspace is also divided into four areas, two townhouse crawlspaces at the ends and two flatcrawlspaces in the center of the buildins.
1' Townhouse :823 sf I 1500: 0.52 sf (78 sq.in.) required. The crawlspace has a vapor retarderand two crawlspace vents each 100 sq. in. net venting area for 200 sq. in. total. Vents are locatedfor cross ventilation per sheet S2.0.
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2' Flat: 891 sf /1500: 1.19 sf (171 sq. in.) required. The crawlspace has a vapor retarder and two
crawlspace vents each 100 sq. in. net venting area for 200 sq. in. total. Vents are located for cross
ventilation per sheet S2.0.
-Ice-dam material: Specification section 073113.3.2.D requires self-adhering sheet underlayment to
36" beyond interior face of exterior wall at eave and 24" beyond interior face of exterior wall at rake.
-@erequiringafireextinguishertobeinstalledinaresidentialkitchen.
Fleme'elarifythisequirement. r. r rag rrJ 15,
-General note E11 was added to sheet E0.01 and reads: "Ensure smoke detectors are a minimum of
36" for supply air registers, ceiling fan blade tips, bathroom doors and 10'-0" from a cooking
appliance."
-Please refer to sheet E0.01, definitions of fire alarm devices. Audible/Visual devices in
Accessible/Sensory units are noted to be smoke detectors. These devices allow for hearine and visual
impaired tenants.
-Fire Alarm drawings will be submitted separately as part of a design-built process.
-Sprinkler drawings and calculations will be submitted separately as part of a design-built process
Buildine 500 - 6-plex anartment- #12 00107
-Fire penetration details, shown on sheet P5.1, are designed to maintain fire wall integrity at the party
wall.
-Reduced vertical clearance barrier: We are providing a 4" higft.by 6" wide cane guard underneath the
stairs. Please see section C/A5.5.
-Truss details will be provided as part of the design-built trusses submittal. A copy will be forwarded
to your office prior to framing inspection.
-Glazing. Fully tempered float glass will be provided where required by code per Specification
section 088000-2.7-4. This section will be revised to require tempered glazing at the indoor light as
well as the outdoor lite.
-Ventilation:
The attic space is divided in four areas, two townhouse attics at the ends and two flat attics in the
center of the building.
1 . Townhouse: 1 ,001 sf /300 : 3.34 sf (481 sq.in.) of venting area required. Continuous soffit vents
will be provided for a minimum of 241sq.in. and a continuous ridge vent providing 16' x l8'7ft :
288 sq. in. net free venting area.
2. Flat: 1,410 sfl300: 4.70 sf (677 sq.in.) of venting area required. Continuous soffit vents will be
provided for a minimum of 339 sq.in. and a continuous ridge vent providing 19' x 18'7ft :342 sq.
in. net free venting area. Notes will be added to the exterior elevations to clarify the minimum amount
of venting area required.
The crawlspace is also divided into four areas, two townhouse crawlspaces at the ends and two flat
crawlspaces in the center of the building.
1. Townhouse : 807 sf / 1500 :0.54 sf (78 sq.in.) required. The crawlspace has a vapor retarder
and two crawlspace vents each 100 sq. in. net venting area for 200 sq. in. total. Vents are located
for cross ventilation per sheet S2.0.
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2- Flat: 1,049 sf /1500: 0.70 sf (101 sq. in.) required. The crawlspace has a vapor retarder and twocrawlspace vents each 100 sq. in. net venting area for 200 sq. in. total. Vents ire located for crossventilation per sheet S2.0.
-Ice-dam material: Specification section 073113.3.2.D requires self-adhering sheet underlayment to36" beyond interior face of exterior wall at eave and 24" beyond interior face of exterior wall at rake.
-rafu-agmtzularcf any code requiring a fire extinguisher to be installed in a residential kitchen.pleasse+arifnmfequirement.
VJnrr,,o ?S'
-Please refer to sheet E0.01, definitions of fire alarm devices. Audible/Visual devices inAccessible/Sensory units are noted to be smoke detectors. These devices allow for hearins and visual
impaired tenants.
-Fire Alarm drawings will be submitted separately as part of a design-built process.
-Sprinkler drawings and calculations will be submitted separately as part of a design-built process.
Buildine 600 - 6-plex apartment- #12 00108-Fire penetration details, shown on sheet P5.1, are designed to maintain fire wall integnty at the party
wall.
-Reduced vertical clearance barrier: We are providing a 4" higltby 6" wide cane guard underneath thestairs. Please see section C/A5.5.
'1tffisibleunits,(3)withtubsand(1)witharoll-inshowerstemsfromTable
We believe this table does not apply to our building type since section 1107.6.2.1that deals withapartment houses does not refer you to this table. (Only section 1107.6.2.2 for grorp3'Zggl@*
apartmenthouses,monasteriesandconventsrefersyoutothistable.w"*"m
accessibility requirements for apartment buildings listed in section 107.6.2.1.
-Truss details will be provided as part of the design-built trusses submittal. A copy will be forwardedto your office prior to framing inspection.
-Glazing. Fully tempered float glass will be provided where required by code per Specificationsection 088000-2.7-4. This section will be revised to require tempered glazing at the indoor light aswell as the outdoor lite.
-Ice-dam material: Specification section 073113.3.2.D requires self-adhering sheet underlayment to36" beyond interior face of exterior wall at eave and 24" beyond interior face tf exterior wall at rake.
-Ventilation:
The attic space is divided in four areas, two townhouse attics at the ends and two flat attics in thecenter of the building.
1 . Townhouse: | ,026 sf /300 : 3 .42 sf (492 sq.in.) of venting area required. Continuous soffit vents
will be provided for a minimum of 246 sq.in. and a continuous ridge vent providing 16' x 18'7ft =
288 sq. in. net free venting area.
2. Flat: 1,405 sfl300: 4.69 sf (675 sq.in.) of venting area required. Continuous soffit vents will beprovided for a minimum of 337 sq.in. and a continuous ridge vent providing 19' x 18,7ft = 342 sq.in. net free venting area. Notes will be added to the exterior elevations to clarify the minimum amount
of venting area required.
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The crawlspace is also divided into four areas, two townhouse crawlspaces at the ends and two flatcrawlspaces in the center of the building.
1. Townhouse : 855 sf / 1500 : 0.57 sf (82 sq.in.) required. The crawlspace has a vapor retarderand two crawlspace vents each 100 sq. in. net venting irea for 200 sq. in^. total. Vents are locatedfor cross ventilation per sheet S2.0.
2' Flat: 1,049 sf /1500= 0.70 sf (101 sq. in.) required. The crawlspace has a vapor retarder and twocrawlspace vents each 100 sq. in. net venting area for 200 sq. in. total. Vents are located for crossventilation per sheet S2.0.
-\fffiaffars'og any code requiring a fire extinguisher to be installed in a residential kitchen.-pt€#€lariqdris{€quirement.
h) rtrl tr., -?S,
-General note Ell was added to sheet E0.01 and reads: "Ensure smoke detectors are a minimum of36" for supply air registers, ceiling fan blade tips, bathroom doors and 10'-0,, from a cookingappliance."
-Please refer to sheet E0.01, definitions of fire alarm devices. Audible/Visual devices inAccessible/Sensory units are noted to be smoke detectors. These devices allow for hearing and visualimpaired tenants.
-Fire Alarm drawings will be submitted separately as part of a design-built process.
-Sprinkler drawings and calculations will be submitted separately as part of a design-built process.
-Fire penetration details, shown on sheet P5.1, are designed to maintain fire wall integnty at the partyrwall.
-Reduced vertical clearance barrier: We are providing a 4" higfi,by 6" wide cane guard underneath thestairs. Please see section ClAs.5.
units, (3) with tubs and (1) with a roll-in shower stems from Table
We believe this table does not apply to our building type since section 1107.6.2.1 that deals withapartment houses does not refer you to this table. (Only section 1107.6.2.2 for group R-2 other thenapartment houses, monasteries and convents refers you to this table. We are-fiiffiffi:ffiGaccessibility requirements for apartment buildings listed in section 107.6.2.1.
-Truss details will be provided as part of the design-built trusses submittal. A copy will be forwardedto your office prior to framing inspection.
-Glazing. Fully tempered float glass will be provided where required by code per Specificationsection 088000-2.7-4. This section will be revised to require tempered glazingat the indoor light aswell as the outdoor lite.
-Ventilation:
The attic space is divided in four ateas, two townhouse attics at the ends and two flat attics in thecenter of the buildins.
1 ' Townhouse: 1 ,001 sf /300 : 3.34 sf (48 1 sq.in.) of venting area required. Continuous soffit ventswill be provided for a minimum of 241sq.in. and a continuous ridge vent providing 16' x 1g,7ft =
288 sq. in. net free venting area.
2' Flat: 1,410 sfl300: 4.70 sf (677 sq.in.) of venting area required. Continuous soffit vents will beprovided for a minimum of 339 sq.in. and a continuous ridge vent providing 19, x l8'7ft = 342 sq.
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in' net free venting area. Notes will be added to the exterior elevations to clarifu the minimum amountof venting area required.
The crawlspace is also divided into four areas, two townhouse crawlspaces at the ends and two flatcrawlspaces in the center of the buildins.
1' Townhouse : 807 sf / 1500 = 0.52 sf (7s sq.in.) required. The crawlspace has a vapor retarderand two crawlspace vents each 100 sq. in. net venting area for 200 sq. in. total. Vents are locatedfor cross ventilation per sheet S2.0.
2' Flat: 1,049 sf /1500= 0.70 sf (101 sq. in.) required. The crawlspace has a vapor retarder and twocrawlspace vents each 100 sq. in. net venting area for 200 sq. in.1otal. Vents are located for crossventilation per sheet S2.0.
-Ice-dam material: Specification section 073113.3.2.D requires self-adhering sheet underlayment to36" beyond interior face of exterior wall at eave and 24" beyond interior face of exterior wall at rake.
-wtm, riDhwere of 1ny code requiring a fire extinguisher to be installed in a residential kitchen.P-teroe*h"i'gz-ttrisrequirement. \rtt*l tL, -?5;
-General note El1 was added to sheet E0.01 and reads: "Ensure smoke detectors are a minimum of
ll^,,3t^:ylply air registers, ceiling fan blade tips, bathroom doors and 10,-0,, from a cookingapprance."
-Please refer to sheet E0.01, definitions of fire alarm devices. Audible/Visual devices inAccessible/Sensory units are noted to be smoke detectors. These devices allow for hearing and visualimpaired tenants.
-Fire Alarm drawings will be submitted separately as part of a design-built process.
-Sprinkler drawings and calculations will be submitted separately as part of a design-built process.
-Fire penetration details, shown on sheet PsJpre designed to maintain fire wall integrity at the partywall.
-Reduced vertical clearance barrier: We are providing a 4" higlt by 6" wide cane guard underneath thestairs. Please see section C/A5.5.
'Wsibleunitffi)*1vithtubsand(1)witharoll-inshowerstemsfromTab1e
We believe this table does not apply to our building type since section 1107.6.2.l that deals withapartment houses does not refer you to this table. (only section 1107.6.2.2 fo, gqw&g$Llbslapartment houses, monasteries and convents refers you to this table. w" ar"-ffi;;61f,-eaccessibility requirements for apartment buildings listid in section r07.6.2.r.
-Ventilation:
The attic space is divided in six areas, two townhouse attics at the ends and four flat atticscenter of the building.
i' Townhouse: 1,029 sf /300 :3.43 sf (494 sq.in.) of venting area required. Continuous soffit ventswill be provided for a minimum of 247 sq.in. and a continuo-us ridge vent providing 16, x 1g,7ft :288 sq. in. net free venting area.
2' Flat: 1,410 sfl300: 4.70 sf (677 sq.in.) of venting area required. Continuous soffit vents will beprovided for a minimum of 339 sq.in. and a continuous ridge vent providing 19' x 1g,7ft :342 sq.
the
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in' net free venting area. Notes will be added to the exterior elevations to clarifr the minimum amountof venting area required.
The crawlspace is also divided into six areas, two townhouse crawlspaces at the ends and four flatcrawlspaces in the center of the buildins.
1' Townhouse : 855 sf / 1500 : 0.5-7 sf (82 sq.in.) required. The crawlspace has a vapor retarderand two crawlspace vents each 100 sq. in. net venting area for 200 sq. in^. total. Vents are locatedfor cross ventilation per sheet S2.0.
2' Flat: 7,052 sf /1500: 0.70 sf (101 sq. in.) required. The crawlspace has a vapor retarder and twocrawlspace vents each 100 sq. in. net venting area for 200 sq. in. total. Vents are located for crossventilation per sheet S2.0.
-Ice-dam material: Specification section 073II3.3.2.D requires self-adhering sheet underlayment to36" beyond interior face of exterior wall at eave and.24" beyond interior face of exterior wall at rake.
Pha."-.elrribtldsre$tircrnent. ;.5 rfl 19 -? O,
-General note El1 was added to sheet E0.01 and reads: "Ensure smoke detectors are a minimum of36" for supply air registers, ceiling fan blade tips, bathroom doors and 10'-0,, from a cookingappliance."
-Please refer to sheet E0.01, definitions of fire alarm devices. Audible/Visual devices inAccessible/Sensory units are noted to be smoke detectors. These devices allow for hearing and visualimpaired tenants.
-Fire Alarm drawings will be submitted separately as part of a design-built process.
-Sprinkler drawings and calculations will be submitted separately as part of a design-built process.
-Fire penetration details, shown on sheet P5Jare designed to maintain fire wall integrity at the partywall.
-Reduced vertical clearance barrier: We are providing a 4" hig)tby 6" wide cane guard undemeath thestairs. Please see section C/As.5.
-Truss details will be provided as part of the design-built trusses submittal. A copy will be forwardedto your office prior to framing inspection.
-Glazing' Fully tempered float glass will be provided where required by code per Specificationsection 088000-2.7-4. This section will be revised to require tempired glaiingat the indoor light aswell as the outdoor lite.
-Ventilation:
The attic space is divided in two areas, one two bedroom flat on one end and a three bedroom flat atthe other side.
1' Two bedroom flat: 1,195 sf /300: 3.98 sf (573 sq.in.) of venting area required. Continuous soffitvents will be provided for a minimum of 287 sq.in. and a continuous ridge vent providing 16, x18"lft:288 sq. in. net free venting area.
2' Three bedroom flat: 1,385 sf/300: 4.62 sf (665 sq.in.) of venting area required. Continuous soffitvents will be provided for a minimum of 333 sq.in. and a continuous ridgl vent providing 19, xl&"/ft: 342 sq. in. net free venting area. Notes witl be added to the exterioi elevations to clariff theminimum amount of venting area required.
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ffi;illil,H#t#::"1Lfl:i,T::. t*" a'reas, a two bedroom nat crawrsp ace atone end and three1' Two bedroom flat : gzo s'ti i500.:-9.0r sf (88 sq.in.) required. The crawrspacehas a vaporf:Ifi';lt.ff;:1ffiffi#1f":l"r' roo 'qliJ ""iiili;"e ",* r".;G:'; totar vents are2' Threee bedroom flat: l'0b0 trTilog:-0'70 sf (r02 sq. in.) required. The crawlspace has a vaporil::*'#i'ffff[dffi"r:::l;:n1f:'"^']' '"i];iii-, "-" i".6;; ; totar vents are
-Ice-dam material: S-pecification section-O73113.32Drequires self-adhering sheet underlayment to36" bevond interior face of exteri;;;ji;, eave and zq';i;i;^ainrerior a""-or"rt".ior wall at rake.
code requiring a fire extinguisher to be installed in a residential kitchen..J!,e"'..h'ni8rthi'*+r*"*.f-,'rf 'r,
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-Sprinkler drawings and calculations will be submitted separately as part of a design-built process.-General note Ell was added to sheet E0.01 and reads: "Ensure smoke detectors are a minimum ofif",fl:":t*otv atr registers, ""iti;;"d'; bhde tips, ;*il; doors and 10,-0,, from a cookins
-Please refer to sheet E0'01, definitions of fire alarm devices. Audible/visual devices inffitti"tii"J:ff:ry
units are noiea to ultLt" a"t""to.* rrr"." d"rri"", arow for hearing and visuar
-Fire Alarm drawings will be submitted separately as part of a design_built process.
Please call ifyou have any questions.
Sincerelv.
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Patrick Hugens
Project Architect
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P.O Box 280
35 North 1st East
Rexburg, ldaho 83440
Phone (208) 359-3020
Fax (208) 359-3022Review Action
May 4,2012
Permit Number:
Project Name:
Project Type:
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12 00102
Rockwell Court Apartments - Site plan
Site Plan Review
Vicinity Map Provided
Access to Hydrants
Required Fire Flow
Existing Hydrants
Fire Apparatus Access
Hydrant Flows Provided
Proposed Hydrants
Fire Sprinkler System Required
Fire Lane Signage
Parcel#'s
Proposed hydrant locations are approved and -'-.-
they are required to be painteded red and \installed with 5" STORZ fittings. Please see )City of Rexburg Ord.1063 for hydrant -,./
Curbs in the fire lanes are required to be
pjainted red and signage according to 2009
rFc D103.6.
Actions Required for Approval Approved
03t29t2012
03t29t2012
Existing hydrant shall be fitted with 5'STORZ
fittings.
Minimum inside radius of fire lanes is 30,.
Therefore the driveway enterances off of 7th
South and within the complex are required to
be revised to reflect the 30' minimum raduis.
2009 lFc 503.2.4
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Addffonal note 5/3/2012,Per IFC 503.2.4
City of Rexburn Ord. 1063 the minimum radius
for fire lanes shall be 30'.
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12 00102
Rockwell Court Apartments
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Routing:
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MI Keith Davidson (Please review by Thursday, April 19)
Please check the following and provide calculations if fee is required:
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K' ll4 safety system certification permit. All installations, modifications,required maintenance,.or servicing of life-safety systemr"ur"*,o be performed by anapproved licensed business or perion(s), A business or persontsl shalr obtain a"Safety system certification plrmit" from the city crerk', om.. to do any work inthe city of Rexburg' Permits. shall expire one yearfrom the date of issuance unlessotherwise noted on the permit. Fire Alarm contractors shail provide proof ofLiability Insurance and.proof of having a minimum of a Ntier Level II certificationfor fire alarm systems design and NICEr Lever I r"it.rti"i. eire Sprinkrercontractors shail provide pioof of Liabirity tnrur*."uJiroorof having aminimum of a NICET Lever II certification for sp;inki;;;;;;r, design, NICETLevel I for testing, and any additional certificationt
".-;;q;;;d. certifications shallbe equal tolor the equivalent as specified in NFpA 72.
.L. 114.1 Tags.^Tags for inspection of fire suppression systems, fireextinguishers, and fire alarm tytirms are required io be obtained fiom the RexburgCity Clerk's office for use in tire City of Rexburg.
M. 401.3.4 Silencing fire ararms. It is prohibited for anyone other than firedepartment personnel or fire protection system contractors, while in the performanceof their duties, to sirence, rest,ore, o, ,.rri a fire ararm ,tJ; without the expressedpermission of Madison Fire Department.
N. 401.5 Making falr: 1"q9lt. A person shall not give, signal, or transmit afalse report. The Fire chief shalr be auihorized to seek restitution from theperpetrator and/or any.and.all accomplices for making alse reports. Restitution formaking false reports shail be the actuar cost recovery of personner, engines, and
;Hlltt
according to the current edition of the ldah; Fir; s.ruir. or{anization-Rut.
o. 501.4 Timing of insta[ation. when fre apparatus access roads, driveways,or a water supply al^01:gorection is required to be instatt.o, rurr., protection shallbe installed and made serviceable prior toTand ouringii-';lirilorconstruction exceptwhen approved alternative methods of protection urJp.orid.d. t.,nporury streetsigns shall be installed at each street intersection when construction of new roadwaysallows passage by vehicles in accordance with Section 505.2
P. 502 .r Driveway. A driveway is a vehicurar ingress and egress route that
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than five (5) singre familv drveilings, *, i"ri"ai"! urrrrroiy-'--
Q. 503 FIRE APPARATUS ACCESS ROADS AND DRIVEWAYS
R' 503'2'4 Turning radius' The minimum turning radius shall be not less than30 feet and an outside turning radius ofnot ress than 4; f.;t.
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25 North Center Street, Rexburg, ldaho B34/;O * 209-359-30j.0
May L,2O12
To Whom lt May Concern,
Beginning with the passing of the City of Rexburg Ordinance 851 "Existing Building Life Safety
Ordinance" in 2001, the Madison Fire Department and the City of Rexburg have required all
dwelling units in R-2 occupancies to be equipped with 2A:108C fire extinguishers.
Currently, the 2009 International Fire Code (lFC) 906.5 states, "Portable fire extinguishers shall
be located in conspicuous locations where they will be readily accessible and immediately
available for use."
Madison Fire Department, as the Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ), interprets "immediately
available" as locating the fire extinguisher near the highest probable area of ignition.
Therefore, fire extinguishers will continue to be located within each dwelling unit in approved
locations.
Please contact me with questions.
Fire Inspector, Madison Fire Department
Our Goal, Our Mission, Our purpose
To Maintain a State of Readiness in:
Our People, Our Equipment, Operational Accuracy,
and Administration
Our Core Values
Integrity, Honor, Pride and Courage
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Amanda SaureY
Friday, MaY 04, 20121:14 PM'Patrick Hugens'
Rockwell Cburt Response to Revisions
IFC 906.5.Pdf; Ord. 1063.Pdf
Hi Patrick,
The permit is ready to be issued under the following requirements:
l. Madison Fire Department, the authority havingjurisdiction, requires a minimum 2A:10BC fire
extinguisher to be located within each iweiling;nit in R-2 occupancies. See attached IFC 906'5'
2. per IFC S1B.2.Aand Ciqr of Rexburg Ord. 10-63 the minimum radius for fire lanes shall be 30'' See
attached Ord. 1063.
B. proposed hydrant locations are approved and they are required to be painted red and installed with 5"
STORZ fittings. please see Ciy oin *b,r.g Ord. 1063 for hydrant specifications'
4. Waiting for fire sprinkler and fire alarm plunr, however, this will not hold up issuing the permit but will be
needed before occupancy'
5. Permit fees are owing, I will provide an invoice later today.
once the permit is paid and the above requirements are acknowledged, the permit will be issued' Please contact
me with any questions.
Have a great daY!
Sincerely,
Amanda SaureY'fhe City of Rexburg
Permit Technician
P.O. Box 280
35 North 1st East
Rexburg, Id 83440
208-359-3020 ext. 2341
amandas@rexburg.org
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Ameicals Family Community
Jtiy 6,2012
Community Development, Inc.
Mr. Chance Hobbs
4110 Eaton Ave, Ste. A
Caldrvell, Id 83607
Dear Chance,
The permits reviewed for Rockwell Court Apartments are ready to be issued once they arepaid.
Please contact me if you have any questions at208-872-2841.
Sincerely,
A*an/a-J*l
Amanda Saurey
Permit Technician
Amanda Saurey Permit rechnician 35 N. I"t E. Rexburg, ID g3440 p. o. Box 2g0 www.rexburg.org
Phone (208) 359.3020 ext.2346 Fax e0& 359.3022
CONDITIONAL USB PERMIT
City of Rexburg
Department of Community Development
35 N. lst E. / Rexburg, ID. g3440
Phone (208) 359-3020 | Fax (208) 359-3022
Project Information permit # tt 00423
Permit Type conditional use Permit Project Name Rockwell court Apartments - cUp to
Site Address 796 W. 7TH S., REXBURG,ID parcel # allow buildings with more than 4 units
Project Description
Names Associated with this project
Type Name Contact
Applicant Hutchison Smith Architects
Owner Rockwell Ct Limited partnershi
Phone # License # Exp Date
(208\ 338-1212
(208) 4s9-8s22
Fee Information
Project Valuation
Conditional Use Permit
Public Hearing Notice Fee
2s0.00
200.00
Total tr'ees Paid $4s0.00
*"" SEE ATTACHED CONDITIONS 'C'€'T
Print Name
Signaturt
Datelssued: 02101/2012
Issued By: ELAINEMDate
11r1r:r,, coNDrrroNAL USE PERMTT
BEISIBQ citv orRexburg
Amcrice'\r:anitv(:(nnuniLv Department of Community Development
35 N. lst E. / Rexburg, ID. 83440
Phone (208) 359-3020 / Fax (208) 359-3022
Project Information
Permit Type Conditional Use permit
Site Address 796 W. 7TH S., REXBURG,ID
Project Description
Permit # tl00423
Project Name Rockwell Court Apartments - CUp to
parcel # allow buildings with more than 4 units
Conditions
l' A design review meeting will be held before issuance of a building permit, that will address the structures, thefence' and the landscaping of this project. (See attached Design niview meeting minutes of January lg,2012regarding perimeter fence, landscaping, and building modifications; and see City Council minutes of January lg,2012).
Print Name
Signature
Datelssued: 02/0112012
Issued By: ELAINEMDate
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Routing:
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Design Review Committee Meeting
#n00423 CUP Rockurell Court Apartments - 796 West ?th South
January 18,2012 3:00 pm
Attendees
Design Review Committee: Thaine Robinson,JohnnyWatson, Chris Mann
Aoolicanfl Bob Smith of Hutchison Smith Architects
St4ff: Val Chdstensen, Elaine McFerrin
Val stated that the purpose of this meeting is to address the structures, the fence, and the landscaping of this
project, as was stated in theJanuary 5,2072 P&Z Commission motion recommending to City Council to
grant this request for a Conditional Use Permit to allow buildings with more than 4 units.
Bob Smith provided exterior elevation drawings, a landscape plan, and a site plan. He said he is willing to do
whatever the neighbors would want in regard to fencing.
An 8-foot vinyl fence vill be constructed on the west side of the project to buffer the neighboring homes as
the neighbors requested.
The rest of the vinyl fencing around the rest of the property \r/ill be 6-feet high tapering to (3-feet high on the
frontage of the property facing W' 7'h S.).
The structures were discussed. Trees will be planted on all sides of the buildings as buffen. Ttees will also be
planted along West 7s South ftonting the project. The parking areas will be landscaped \r/ith ffees, plants,
and grass. There will be one carport and one regular parking space for each unit.
Stone will be used up to 4-feet on the buildings, and "Hardy''- brand siding and trim v/ill be used.
The ten-plex is broken up in the ftont, but the roof needs variation - cable or dormers.
Bob Smith proposed that the applicant put dormers on the 3 buildings visible to the street and then not
having to have stone on the building walls that face the back fence (3 buildings on north side).
The Design Review Committee was agreeable to this proposal. Buildings #200, #300, and # 400 (in &awings
presented at this meeting) wiil have dormets to break up the back.
The Committee was agreeable to the landscaping plan as shown at this meeting pandscape Plan L1.0).
Staff will review this project's plans when submitted, prior to the issuance of a building permit.
Design Review Committee membets thanked Bob Smith fot his willingness to work with them and with
neighbors of the project.
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Assignment Form
City of Sugor City ! Mqdison County
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hsaarchitects.com
April 16,2013
Quinton Owens, Building / Mechanical Inspector
The City of Rexburg
P.O. Box 280,35 North lst East
Rexburg, ID 83440 Phone: 209-372-2325
RE:Ceiling mounted bathroom exhaust fans
Rockwell Court Apartments, 796 West 7tr South, Rexburg, Idaho
Dear Mr. Owens
It-is our understanding based upon our onsite meeting with you and the contractor that the installationof bathroom exhaust fans using the23 ga metal housing with approved fire stopping at all holes andpenetration in the inside and outside of the housing is an u"".piubl. method ofinstitting the fan is thel-hour floor ceiling assembly separating dwelling unit. We aiso understand that no additionalgypsum board around the housing will be required if the above method is used. We are requestingwritten confirmation from you that you approve of the above described installation.
Thank you for your consideration of this matter.
Sincerely,
Joseph L Presher
Project Manager
HSA Architect
CITY OF
REXBURG
Ameriu\ Family CommutitY
April23,2013
Joseph Presher, Project Manager/HSA Architect
Hutchison Smith Architects
270 N. 27th. Suite A
Boise, ID 83702
Re: Ceiling mounted exhaust fans at Rockwell Court Apartments, Rexburg,ID
Dear Mr. Presher,
I was informed that you are all right with the installation of the bathroom exhaust fans as
described in your letter dated April 16, 20!3,as a substitute for detail 41ly''3.0 of the
construction drawings as long as it met local building codes. The IBC 713.4.I.2
Exception 1 for rated horizontal assemblies allows "membrane penetrations by steel,
ferrous or copper conduits, pipes or vents... where the annular space is protected... to
prevent the free passage of flame and the products of combustion. The aggregate area of
the opening shall not exceed 100 square inches in any 100 square feet ofceiling area..."
Therefore we currently allow exhaust fans mounted in the ceiling as stated in your letter.
My personal review of the mechanical code has raised questions of whether a ceiling
radiation damper is required, or not. I have sought clarification from ICC on it and may
adaptfuture installation requirement based on their explanation. We will inform you if
that happens.
Sincerely,
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Quinton Owens
BuildingMechanical InsPector
City of Rexburg
Quinton owens, Building/Mechanical Inspecto( )5 N. li Edrt, Rrxbarg ID 83140 P. O. Bm 280
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From: Logan Bingham fmailto:lbinghamGheadwaterscc.com]
Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2013 3:33 pM
To : 'amandasGrexburg . org'
Subject: FW: water meter ashburv
Amanda,
Attached is the signed submittal- for the Vfater Meter
Also,
below you can see the comments from Dwayne Sudweeks,
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks,
Logan C. Bingham
Headwaters Constructj-on Company
Project Manager
Email : lbinghamGheadwaterscc. com
Ce11: (208) 313-1058
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Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2013 1:04 pM
To: fLogan Bingham'
Subj ect : FVrl: water meter ashburv
Hi Logan-
Will this work? See below from Dwavne.
Thank You!
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Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 20L3 L2:50 PM
To: M Shane Olson
Subject: Re: water meter ashbury
Shane, It is normal for the water meter to be a size or two smal-ler
than the
service line. r am aware and approved the 2" water meter. rrm in SLC
waiting
to board a flight to DEN but you can cal-l- in the next 30 minutes if
needed.
Dwayne Sudweeks
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> Hi Dwayne-
> They seam to want a little something more. See bel_ow.
) Thank You!
) Shane
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) Sent: Monday, January 21, 201-3 12:3L pM
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) Shane,
) We need an actual letter or emaj-1 from Dwayn acknowledging that he
) knows
3" water meter to a 2" water meter and that he is
ASAP or give me a call. I still cannot pick up the
to affect the Final CO later this week.
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