Building Code Board of Appeals Agenda and Packet 2018 02 15

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This checklist is compiled for plan checking purposes for use by the Division of Building and Life Safety Inspections. The owner or architect is required to check each box throughout the check list to verify they have submitted plans with the required information failure to do so will result in the plans not being reviewed. The information contained herein will also provide condensed construction information for design and job use. This checklist is not intended to indicate any change in any building code or ordinance by inference or omission. Please circle around a checklist number to indicate that the items are on the set of plans that you are submitting. Failure to have the checklist items listed NOT on your set of plans will result in your plans going back to you or your design professional additional plan review fees may be assessed, with additional wait time of 2-6 weeks. Any indicated correction not made or construction detail not shown will be assumed to be installed in accordance with the applicable codes. GENERAL: ❑ G1. Place correct construction street address, owner's name, designer's name, and an architect and/or engineer's name and seal on the drawings if available. ❑ G2. Provide a plan index. G3. Submit completed set of drawings including: Plot Plan (site plan), Certified Topographical Survey with certified boundaries, Floor Plan, Foundation Plan Elevations, Specifications, Building Sections, Wall Sections, Construction Details, and one set of Structural Calculations for Additions, Decks Patios and New Buildings. See Handout for Survey Guidelines ❑G4. Note the total existing area square footages of each level, using outside wall measurements, and note it on the plans. Also note all new areas square footages separately. List the areas of the garage and deck separately. Also note the area of the LOD (Limits of Disturbance ), excluding footprint of house, sidewalks, hard surfaced patios and driveways. Include allowed and proposed lot coverage and floor area ratio, if applicable. ❑ G5. Provide a grading plan showing the relative elevation of the foundation as it relates to the curb and gutter and the relationship of the home to finish grade. Include a "datum" (USGS) point or other benchmark that will remain available and accessible throughout the construction. See the Handout on how to determine Grade and Building Height Page 2 of 21