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Building Code Board of Appeals <br />Meeting Minutes <br />March 19, 2015 <br />Page 3 of 4 <br />Staff added for larger projects electronic plans are sent to Colorado Code Consulting, <br />a contracted 3rd party, for plan review. Once they plans have been approved, the <br />application will have to print the plans with the notes off to have on site for the <br />project. <br />Permit Software <br />Staff explained the process staff and the Tyler Tech implementer has gone through <br />with an expected go live date of July 1, 2016. Staff is creating the software system, <br />EnerGov, from the ground up to make sure it has everything we need. So far 49 <br />permit types have been created include the Public Works permits. Staff explained <br />with the new system, sub permits can be created off of the main building permit. <br />Staff will start converting the current permits in Permits Plus over to EnerGov shortly. <br />Staff explained what will be converted and what will be manually entered in. <br />Contacts (contractor's licenses included) and elevators will not be converted due to <br />duplicate entries and issues with pulling the correct data for conversion. <br />The department hired a temporary permit technician to cover the front counter during <br />this process. Staff is hoping to make the temporary position more permanent when <br />the new director is hired. <br />Finance and Human Resources is implementing a new system, Munis, at the same <br />time with the same expected go live date. Both systems will be able to work <br />together. <br />Staff will also be working on verifying addresses and making sure our addresses <br />match up with what Boulder County has on record. <br />Over the Counter Plan Review <br />Staff stated over the counter plan review on January 21, 2015. This takes place <br />every Tuesday from 8 -12. Between January 21st and December 31st, approximately <br />259 permits have been processed over the counter. This has helped out the permit <br />load for minor permits. Now instead of waiting for the three week plan review <br />process, permits can be done while the applicant waits as long as all the contractors <br />are licensed and no further information is needed. Plan review can still be <br />completed, but the permit cannot be issued until the items are completed. <br />Residential additions, new builds, demos, all commercial and any historic property <br />permits cannot be done as over the counter plan review due to a couple of reasons. <br />Either more work is required for the plan review to take place or other departments <br />need to review the plans prior to approval. <br />Staff added there are changes being implemented in the historic review process <br />including changing the date from 50 years to anything built prior to 1955. Geise <br />asked staff on how the inspect size for size windows and verifying the insulation. <br />Staff replied they look at the manufactures specs, if there are no specs then an <br />architect may be called on. <br />Review of the 2015 ICC Codes <br />Staff is bring forth the review of the 2015 codes to ask if the previous and new board <br />members would like to review them. Last year the board voted to table the review of <br />the changes for the following reasons: the 2012 codes were just adopted, there <br />