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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMULT DOCS - 06-00507 - 327 Talon Dr - New SFRD Y E R G R O U P, c ENGIN SERIN G - PLA N NI I N G - MAS GLE M 4 N 1 November 21, 2006 Quinton Owens City of Rexburg Building Department P.O. Box 280 Rexburg, ID 83440 Rem. Eaglewood Block 1 Loi 5 Residence jed'Whyte) Dear Quinton-, NOV C., r.r tP111% XDI D U A �,� We have been informed by the builder that you have ident"Ified Code concerns on the lateral transfer of forces through the garage and basement fa-mily room The purpose of this letter is to address these concerns by providing recommended courses of action to address them. On the garage situation, the contractor will need to implement a sfructural treatment for this sjtuat�on by adhering to the following speciflications: . • On the south (Tront) garage wall, construct sheathed, braced walls (blocked) each side of the large garage. door openings and also above the' headers above the garage door openings. Sheath inside and out. Alternately, use Simpson Strong Wall Garage Portal System or approved equal. Positively anchor -the braced wall system to the concrete foundation with appropriate anchorage using Simpson HDU or HDQ,8 connectors with SSTB anchor bolts,'or approved equal. Make the headers above the large garage' door openings continuous and extend them through'the sheathed walk area an each side of the opening. Fasten sheathing to the extended headers per IRC., Oen the easy and west (exterior) garage walls, sheath the wall on the exfierior, construct wall framing per ARG 602.3(3), and redu�e nailing pattern from 6" to �" per IBC (- 4 0 °l0 increase in load capacity}. She.etrcck invertor side of wall and fasten per IRC 702.3.5. 8asement Family Room Area The concerr for transfer of 1:.:.�Itenql forr-yQ in thi:a hasemcint r n-, r 'arises -Ir �lilt[ size or maximum square footage lTi C2tlon � n triprescriptive 2003 International Residence Codi, which h City of Reh2S 2d0pted 'Building Code, 2003 .=_.ditlon. We nage that under the IBC (design code) (hese limitations are not an issue ar" concern if pro -per design specifications are app[ied. VVe therefore will require the following structural treatment on L DYER GROUP, LLC * 10 N 2ND EAS I . SUITE 153 e REXE3URG, ID 83440 - 1681 20 8 - 05 5 6.8800 (Vof . 1 . (TOLL F IF_T'r) � 202 -6 6. B608 (FAX) -a 208,39 C - 97 0 LL a M 2 I- r ti this residence to incr�ase the load carrying capacity of the structure and Mitigate lateral force diStdbuflon concerns: • S h eath the rtorih and east exterwior wads (studs 16 c. c. maximum) and red ce the naiiing patiern from 6" t0 4". On the west interior wail of the Tamil rooms construct wall framing at 16" z . , r�x� rel ,. PSL 4'"�L r ti #-& 1 � � 1 Y 14 r --t �iy s i r � � � � J � � +,+�� a z,� � �.�..�� 7 � .+4 .�. r � �'l �% ""7 �'a �`'+, A � f I I C1 Ll a b i i s � L] 1 �� �� r �� rfasten I in screws, at 12" o.c. ma-vimum. Acco rci ng to IBC, phis treatment will allow a 40% increase in the lateral force carrying capability of the structure which will be sufficient to cagy the'required lateral forces. Conclusion Co-ncerns have bean expressed by the Building Department over proper transfer of lateral forces in ane garage and basement family rooms arias. We are requiring the above-specified structural treatments to provide the adequate structural performance required for this structure. Your review and approval of the same will be most appreciated. As always, please feel free to contact us if you have any fu_rther questions or concerns. Sincerely, The Dyer Group; LLC Winston K. dyer, PL Idaho Structural Engineer # 43'[5 cc: Ted Whyte N r 2 C—D P-91 CD Q.) CD 0 0 0 0 ell* C\ 00 16— 16— CD CD CD C—D P-91 CD Q.) lun CD 0 r -*L LEY pa NOR ba ul 1!7d �-1 CD CD 0 ICD r-4 Coo crq 0 -CD (rQ 0 CL Dq CD Cr co w /Mal\ LO CD <-] CD CD (D ia. CP 4A cn p tit C/) 0 QL C) (D CD AD yak C P. 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