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P - 48390Build�ng BUILDING Pe�it Ivo.: �� G" �� Ir.,spections RESIDENTIAL APPLICATION Re�ei�ed By: - 763-572-3604 CITY OF FRIDLEY Da �ze '� �:� 763-502-4977 FAX EFFECT1vE �-�-zo� 1 � � � �� /�y �. ��, DATE ( ��J ?' � � ^ YOURE-MAILADDRESS ��L.cZ �'�' ��`��<�)'�iC�'i't)Sf Y� -"� rre?.�_ �. ( `., 1 , �.-- < .� .�, . SITE ADDRESS � % ��, �.� % ..> ��, �3� ��c �" __ _ 4, , �-� ��: -� �-. � � r r,�� 2 '7 L C . , ..i � THIS APPLICANT IS: ❑ OWNER `�ONTRACTOR PROPERTY OWNER/ rrANtE: .��=�t_Gr� �-� ��f� !-� r e�-.� _ TENANT ADDRESS: %�s ` �� ' � r ��'%� �.a�r�/"i� p:'�L.� C� ��" CITY �1��'z�3 r'¢��c°>t�i�l STATE/�7lL�ZIP �S `��_� PHONE: (�/�—�� /� CONTRACTOR NAME: � I ; '�rt t`!� � � � :,-�,� �i < �.dw ��.,., � �> SUBMIT A COPY OF YOURSTATELICENSE STATELiCENSE# t�.�..<�a1"�;/(�,, LEADCERTNUMBER � �'��IS-��(_,pa��j AND CERTiFTCATE OF ADDRESS: �� v r�/ "{ f=��0'� CITY l-�r'° �°�-�' STAT�+.rt) zIP -SS-`l s`(' INSURANCE PHONE l'%��c..,-'��'�� s� FAX `-��.T�'" �`� r��-�� PROPERTY TYPE ❑ SINGLE FAMILY/NEW CONSTRUCTION SIZE TWO FAMIL�=/T�€ , STORIES PERMIT TYPE ❑ ADD[TION ❑ GARAGE/SHED ❑ WINDOWS BASEMENT FINISH ❑ ROOF ❑ DRAIN TILE ❑ DECK ❑ SIDING ❑ OTHER ❑ SWIMMING POOL TYPE OF WORK: ❑ NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION ❑ ADDITION ❑ MAINTENANCE/REPAIR �EMODELING L''�!'�� .� :3- ' � _ . ` � �"� �.-G.-tA GL.S � � i-�. �'-f� �'^�� %`'�-,a-r•�e: .z � .k-. DESCRIBE WORK BEING DONE: ��?�:-��tLr C,=�{� �,% ��<� t I�c.-l.=�C.�-�, �--� �z- r�-eC" �'� SIZE OF 1MPROVEMENT � C�i.� � LENGTH r WIDTH _`-� c' HEIGHT `~"�.-`' � SQ FT � L4°-� ROOFiNG ❑ HOUSE ONLY NUMBER OF SQUARES ❑ HOUSE & GARAGE BASEMENT REMODELING SUBMiT: 1. Existing Floor Plan GARAGES ❑ ATTACHED GARAGE 2. Proposed floor plan PROPOSED SIZE: ❑ DETACHED GARAGE 3. List of structural members to be used PROPOSED HEIGHT: SIDING FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION INCLUDiNG DECKS, ❑ Vinyl ❑Soffit ADDITIONS, & PORCHES SUBMIT: ❑ Aluminum ❑ Trim 1. Sitc Plan/Survcy showing thc cxisting structures ❑ Other ❑ Fascia and proposcd project. "�.., 2. Two sets of construction plans WINDOWS � � �.� 3. Encrgy Calculations IN EXISTING OPENINGS ❑Ycs ❑No LOCATION OF WIN�WS I��" �``� r3 FOR WINDOWS - PROVIDE U-VALUE AND OR FOR NEW OPENINGS-DESCRIBE SIZE OF � �''�,�+��'�`S"-�>, MANUFACTURE STICKER ON WINDOW. OPENING CHANGES & i L `� TYPE OF WINDOW TO BE INSTALLED ,a'1-;�'�'"' �"��' NUMBER OF WINDOWS c51 ALL N'EES ARE BASEU ON VALUA7'ION, INCLUDIIVU THE COST OF LABOR AND MATERIALS: (USTNG THE 1997 U.B.0 FEE SCHEDULE) TOTAL JOB VALUATION $ •-- �C'� �� ' OCCUPANCY TYPE Permit Fee Plan Review Fire Surcharge Surcharge License Surcharge SAC Charge Curb Cut Escrow Erosion Control Park Fee Sewer Main Charge Total Due See Back Page for Fee Schedule 65% of Building Permit Fee .001 times the total job valuation .0005 x Permit Valuation Minimum $5.00 � $5.00 (State Licensed Residential Contractors) $2230 per SAC Unit (Plans to MWCC for determination) ft + 6 ft = ft x$25= $ $450 Conservation Plan Review Fee Determined by Engineering Agreement necessary ( ) Non Necessary ( ) Make checks pavable to: Citv of Fridlev Attach THIS IS AN APPLICATION FOR A PERMIT-NOT VALID UNTIL PROCESSED I hereby apply for a building permit and I acknowledge that the information above is complete and accurate; that the work will be in conformance with the ordinances and codes of the City of Fridley and with the Minnesota Construction Codes; that I understand this is not a permit but only an application for a permit and wark is not to start without a permit on site; that the work will be in accordance with the approved plan in the case Qf�rH�v hi requires review and approval of s. r �� `� SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT �"� PRINT NAME�4<� l�'T"/J` c� �- DATE L/� �/ � APPROVALINSPECTORSI RE � PLEASE NOTE .SEPARATE PERMITS ARE REOUIRED FOR PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL WORK 1 N � � z" � � a m 0 � � W �.�i OI M � � � � � � I� � � �i � � � �� r � � L � � � m� � � � ^ M r fi� � � � � - ° �� , �� 0 WH V�� / V� � a °o 3 I n V y N 8'-87/16" 7'-41/2Y- � _. �, � , � �� -- � . � -� � �; �� °. � d � �� ! �n �o �� o �° / I A � W A � N ; m � _ ' " � � q - ^ �, � � Q; � � 3, O _ �' � WH u' .p 3 N � o� �? g o - . � "' o �, A (` � W O m � � � ' A W � � N 1 � � �.r�• � r ..�...-____ W 6 • —•� t N_ i 3 a � W n A S �"f Ei ��, �}� �. � M1 3 � m:. � � F %'. � 4 __.. �; --+ .,y �,-� m o" � "`_` - �. o °' �, o °' � �'} �,, � r_" c, m - o i � : �y. 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To fix the condensation problem, just slide an insulated foam covering over the glass and the condensation is eliminated. Water from the Outside Below grade wall systems have a continual exposure to sub-soil water (bulk water) and moisture. Poor drainage on the outside, combined with the lack of proper waterproofing or cracks in concrete walls, are all too common these days. This is a major cause of leaking wet or damp concrete walls. Prior to finishing a basement is your last chance to fix any drainage and water proofing issues! The Effects of Water & Moisture While even vast amounts of moisture are not harmful to concrete by itself, that moisture will attract dust over time. The dust, a food source, a moist wall, mold spores, and temperature from 50 - 80 are all that is necessary to support colonies of mold and mildew. This is the typical musty odor associated with a damp basement. A damp basement can also lead to allergies, asthma, and other respiratory and health problems. Prior to starting your basement project clean, off any mold or mildew. Also remove any dust or dirt as this is a food source for mold. Wood framing works well in above-grade applications because the typical moisture content inside the wall fluctuates between 10 — 15%. When elevated just 5%more, mold will prosper. In a basement application there is little room for error. The wood-framed wall with fiberglass insulation can trap and hold large amounts of water and moisture, causing mold and mildew problems. The Solution — InSoFastO Panels • Water from the Inside: Vapor drive will be eliminated by insulating walls with InSoFast panels which are manufactured with 2" of closed-cell foam insulation. • Water from the Outside: Should any water come through the basement wall, InSoFast panels have a built-in drainage plane to move water down the wall and away from the drywall. • Water and Moisture: InSoFast panels will not trap or hold water. They work like GortexC� fabric by repelling water but still allowing moisture vapor to pass through. Nothing in the InSoFast Panels will ever rot or decay. InSoFast, LLC - 888-501-7899 email: info(a�insofast.com Legal Copyright 2009 868-501-7899 Finally, An Easy Way to Finish Concrete Walls Basement Finishing - Poured Concrete 8� Masonry Block Above-Grade Masonry - Interior 8� Exterior � Pre-Cast Ceiling - Hollow-Core Plank Ceiling - Concrete Floors Technical Hame FeaYUres Installateon R,,,,, F�Q News £� Dealers & Join Our C�ntacc Us E�v�nts Contractors Team InSoFast Panel Features: Closed-Cell High Density Polystyrene Foam The InSoFast panels are made up of a fire-retardant foam. This type of foam is rated for below grade applications and does not adsorb moisture like the open-cell type of bead board. InSoFast is a Type III Vapor Retarder and is inherently mold resistant. This type of foam is the perfect insulating material for basements. Embedded Polypropylene Attachment Studs The InSoFast attachment studs are made of 100% recycled polypropylene. This material has low thermal conductivity yet has extremely high strength characteristics. These studs will never mold or rot and they will not bow or twist, leaving a straight, stable surface for drywall or exterior finishes attachment. Alignment Notches A unique self-aligning notch system is designed into the InSoFast panels to assure that the panels are installed on the concrete surface in alignment. This keeps the studs and wiring chases aligned. Tongue & Groove Edges The tongue-and-groove design on the ends of the InSoFast panel help to keep the panels flush on the surface. They are also flashed in such a way as to keep water from traveling to the front side of the panel. ShareThis Wiring Chases Wiring Chases run vertically at 16" on center and horizontally at 24" on center in the panels. This grid work of chases provide easy access to pull wiring to any location. The chases also provide the necessary separation from the drywall face to protect the wiring as required by electrical codes. Ribbed Gluing Surface Each InSoFast panel has three attachment studs with a ribbed surface to allow the adhesive to maintain a tight adhesion to the wall. The studs can be located with a stud sensor. Recessed Attachment Points The three recessed attachment points on the face of the integrated stud allow for any mechanical fastening that may be needed. Because these attachment points are recessed, hex head masonry screws can be used. InSoFast, LLC - 888-501-7899 email: info@insofast.com Legal Copyright 2009 888-501-7899 ARCHITECTURAL SPECIFICATION InSoFastO Panels SECTION 07210: BUILDING INSULATION PART 1 - GENERAL 1.01 SUMMARY A. InSoFastO Engineered Insulating panels incorporate a built-in drainage plane, a grid work of molded-in wiring / utility chases, along with fully insulated molded-in attachment studs that are flush with the insulation face. Panels are attached to either side of interior or exterior walis using a bonding method with adhesive or mechanical attachment using corrosion resistant nails or screws through the attachment stud. 1.02 RELATED SECTIONS A. Elsewhere in Division 7 B. Elsewhere in Division 9 1.03 SUBMITTALS A. System performance 1. Stork Twin City Testing Project #30160 09-09553 a. Pull-out performance of fasteners in the InSoFastO stud b. Shear performance of fasteners in the InSoFastO stud c. Puli off performance of adhesive bond to a concrete surface 2. Permagrip0 nail fastener data :puil out and load data a. Pull-out b. Shear 3. Tapcon0 screw nail fastener data ; pull-out and load data a. Pull-out b. Shear InSoFast, LLC 888-501-7899 1.04 QUALITY ASSURANCE A. American Society of Testing and Materials (ASTM) 1. ASTM C578 Standard Specification for Closed-Cell Polystyrene Rigid Thermal Insulation 2. ASTM D1761-06 Standard Test Method for Mechanicai Fasteners a.— ection 1— Fastener Withdrawal Strength (Pull-out) b. Section 13 — Lateral Screw Resistance (Shear) 3. ASTM D4541-02 Standard Test Method for Pull-Off Strength of Adhesive Bond 4. ASTM C518-04 Standard Test Method for Steady-State Thermai Transmission (for determining R-Value) 5. ASTM E96 Standard Test Methods for Water Vapor Transmission of Materials B. Interior Wall insulation shall not be produced with, or contain, any of the United States EPA regulated CFC compounds listed in the Montreal Protocol of the United Nations Environmental Program. 1.05 DELIVERY, STORAGE 8� HANDLING A. Deliver InSoFast panels to project in original packaging, cleariy labeled with identification of manufacturer and product name visible. B. Store panels in original packaging on shipping pallets. Store loose panels on flat surface to prevent sagging or warping. Protect from weather, moisture, and soiling. Do not store in sealed containers. C. Handle panels carefully so that corners are not broken off or otherwise damaged. D. Ensure that ultra-violet protection is provided for material, should on-site storage extend beyond 30 days. 1.06 WARRANTY A. Contact the Manufacturer for a written copy of product warranty. PART 2 - PRODUCTS 2.01 MANUFACTURER Available Manufacturers: Subject to compliance with requirements specified herein, the following manufacturer and product is identified: A. InSoFast, LLC. 7895 180th St. N. Hugo, MN 55038 651-653-3677 888-501-7899 Email: info@insofast.com www.insofast.com InSoFast, LLC 888-501-7899 2.02 PANEL CONSTRUCTION A. InSoFastO panels shall be molded using closed-cell EPS foam with fire retardant with embedded fully insulated studs positioned at 16" o.c. 1. Size: 48" wide by 24" high 2. Thickness: 2" B. Panels to be supplied through an authorized InSoFast Distributor/Dealer. C. Substitutes and alternates will not be accepted. PART 3 - EXECUTION 3.01 EXAMINATION A. Inspect all areas included in Scope of Work to establish extent of work and verify site access conditions. 3.02 SITE VERIFICATION OF CONDITIONS A. Examine wall surface for compliance with requirements for installation tolerances and other conditions. B. Examine floor for levelness. If floor is not level make necessary adjustments to insure panels are installed level across the wall surface. 3.03 PREPARATION A. Ensure that all wall surfaces are free from soiling that could affect the adhesive bond when using the adhesive bonding method. B. Remove any excess concrete flashing that would be out of installation tolerances. InSoFast, LLC 888-501-7899 3 3.04 INSTALLATION A. Begin installation of InSoFast panels at a corner. B. Attach panel to substrate choosing the appropriate attachment method of adhesive bonding, mechanical attachment, or a combination of both. 1. Adhesive Bonding Method a. Apply adhesive to ribbed bonding surfaces on back side of stud. b. Recommended Adhesives i. PL Premium Construction Adhesive ii. Other adhesives suitable for bonding EPS foam, polypropylene plastic, and the surface the panels are to be bonded to. 2. Mechanical Attachment Method a. Utilize recessed attachment points on surface of studs to avoid protruding fastener heads. b. Follow fastener specifications and instructions for installation. C. Install panels in a running bond utilizing the tongue and groove connection. D. Cut panels to fit around openings. Panels can be cut with long blade utility knife, reciprocating saw, hacksaw, or circular saw. Use additional adhesive directly on foam at corners and any cut around openings. E. If additional attachment at corners or around openings is needed for drywall attachment, adhere metal corner bead or galvanized sheet metal angle to foam. This sub-corner reinforcing will aid in attachment of drywall or other covering. F. Electrical boxes and conduit. a. Existing electrical boxes, conduit, plumbing, and other protrusions. i. Press panel against box or conduit. ii. Using the impression left on the backside of the panel, cut out foam to create a chase. b. Installation of new wiring and boxes. i. New wiring can be pulled through factory-formed chases when using flexible or armored wiring or cabling. ii. Boxes are cut into panel using long-blade utility knife and fastened to substrate. c. All electrical boxes should be sealed to prevent moisture from penetrating boxes when utilizing the draining plane. G. Periodically check panels for proper vertical and horizontal alignment. 3.05 CLEANUP A. Remove and recycle or dispose of scraps of panels, packaging, and other materials associated with this installation. END OF SECTION InSoFast, LLC 888-501-7899 InSoFastO Specifications Patent Pending InSoFast is a closed-cell expanded polystyrene panel with three integrated polypropylene attachment studs. The tongue-and-groove edge design provides tight connection between panels. The panel is 48" x 24" x 2" thick. Moisture Drainage: The back side of the InSoFastpanel is ribbed to provide moisture drainage channels but is not classified as a water proofing material. Wiring Chases: Chases are located 1-iJ4" below the surface of the panel and spaced 16" o.c. vertically and 24" o.c. horizontally (National Electric Code - NEC Article 330-4d and 300-41a). Attachment Studs: Attachment studs provide solid attachment for drywall. They have no nutrient value to animals, insects, or micro-organisms. There is no nutrient value to bacterial growth including mold. Polypropylene attachment stud (ASTM D 1929, ASTM D 635, ASTM D 2843, ASTM D 638). EPS (Expanded Polystyrene): InSoFastis shape molded at 1.25 pcf with Type VIII - Flame Retardant Expanded Polystyrene. EPS is a moisture resistant closed-cell foam which contains no ozone depleting CFCs of HCFCs and is 100% recyclable. No toxins or formaldehydes are produced. EPS is inert and experiences no physical or chemical breakdown over time. There is no nutrient value to animals, insects, bacteria, or mold. Physical Properties Units ASTM Test Type VIII EPS Compressive Resistance at 10% Strain Deformation Min psi (kPa) D 1621, C 165 13.0 (90) Flexural Strength Min psi (kPa) C 203 30.0 (208) Thermal Resistance (R-Value) 75 +/- 2 F Min R for 1" thickness C 177, C 518 3.92 40 +/- 2 F 4.25 Thermal Conductivity (K-Value) 75 +/- 2 F BTU/(hr) (Sq.Ft.) (F/in.) C 177, C 518 0.225 (1.46) 40 +/- 2 F 0.235 (1.35) Coefficient of Thermal Expansion In./(in.)(F) D 696 0.000035 Moisture Resistance Water Adsorption by total immersion % by volume Max C 272 3.0 Class III Vapor Retarder: Water Vapor Permeability of 1" thickness max perm Max perm/in E96 3.5 Max. Service Temperature Long Term / Intermittent F 167 / 180 Flame Spread E84-S1A 5@ 4" Smoke Develaped E84-81A 105 - 190 Densiry, minimum 1.15 (18) Density, nominal Min Ib/ft C 303 1.25 Usage: InSoFast is a non-structural panel installed on masonry block or cast-in-place concrete walls. The masonry block or concrete walls must be structurally sound. The InSoFastpanel is bonded to the masonry block or concrete walls with construction adhesive as per manufacturer's recommendations. Construction Note: In most installations, InSoFast panels must be covered with a 15 minute thermal barrier (typically 1/2" drywall) or otherwise installed in accordance with applicable building code requirements. This information in this bulletin is presented in good faith, and is believed to be accurate. All statements are made without warranty expressed or implied. InSoFastT"" Details "}`---`�--ent 24.000 ,� � ; i � � 8.000 � 16_000 �-�— 16.OQC) —�� 8.000 �-*- � � 48.000 � ;..��.�.�,.., , Side tongue 8� DEfAIL D groove detail DETAIL C DEiAII N 1 - ,� ��', ( ( ! Wiring chase DETAIL K Attachment Stud