Permit •
. CITY OF TIGARD BUILDING PERMIT
PERMIT #: BUP2005 -00319
l,+ DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DATE ISSUED: 8/31/2005
' 13125 SW Hall Blvd., Tigard, OR 97223 503 - 639 -4171
PARCEL: 1S12600-00300
SITE ADDRESS: 09339 SW WASHINGTON SQUARE RD ZONING: C -G
SUBDIVISION: WASHINGTON SQUARE LOT: JURISDICTION: TIG
Project Description: T.I.
REISSUE: FLOOR AREAS EXTERIOR WALL CONSTRUCTION
CLASS OF WORK: ALT FIRST: 2,787 sf N: S: E: W:
TYPE OF USE: COM SECOND: sf PROJECT OPENINGS?
TYPE OF CONST: 2N : sf N: S: E: W:
OCCUPANCY GRP: M TOTAL AREA: 2,787 sf ROOF CONST: FIRE RET?
OCCUPANCY LOAD: 74 BASEMENT: sf AREA SEP. RATED:
STOR: 1 HT: ft GARAGE: sf OCCU SEP. RATED:
BSMT ?: N MEZZ ?: N REQD SETBACKS REQUIRED
FLOOR LOAD: 0 psf LEFT: ft RGHT: ft FIR SPKL: Y SMOK DET:U
DWELLING UNITS: FRNT: ft REAR: ft FIR ALRM : Y HNDICP ACC:Y
BEDRMS: BATHS: IMP SURFACE: PRO CORR: PARKING:
• VALUE: $ 110,000.00
Owner: Contractor:
WASHINGTON SQUARE LLC RETAIL CONSTRUCTION SERVICES
BY THE MACERICH COMPANY 11343 39TH ST NORTH
9585 SW WASHINGTON SQUARE RD LAKE ELMO, MN 55125
- PRAT?' C R 506 -R9 8865
Phone: 651 - 704 -9000
FEES Reg #: LIC 00064006
Description Date Amount REQUIRED ITEMS AND REPORTS
[BUPPLN] Pln Rv 7/7/2005 $509.15
[FLS] FLS Pln Rv 7/12/2005 $313.32
[BUILD] Permit Fee 8/31/2005 $783.30
[TAX] 8% State Surcharq 8/31/2005 $62.66
(additional fees not listed here)
Total $2,433.43
This permit is issued subject to the regulations contained in the Tigard Municipal Code, State of OR. Specialty Codes
and all other applicable law. All work will be done in accordance with approved plans. This permit will expire if work is
not started within 180 days of issuance, or if work is suspended for more than 180 days. ATTENTION: Oregon law
requires you to follow the rules adopted by the Oregon Utility Notification Center. Those rules are set forth in OAR
952 - 001 -0010 through OAR 952 - 001 -0100. You may obtain a copy of these rules or direct questions to OUNC by
calling 503 -246- 699 or 1- 800 - 332 -2344.
Issued By: LLit,(i(, Permittee Signature: x �f
Call 503 - 639 -4175 by 7:00 a.m. for an inspection that business day.
This permit card shall be kept in a conspicuous place on the job site until completion of the project.
Approved plans are required on the job site at the time of each inspection.
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Building Permit Application ` FOR OFFICE USE ONLY
City of Tigard Received/1 DateB . / /; ' 1 / I6 Permit No 0 ## 0 , _ pp 3j
13125 SW Hall Blvd., Tigard, OR 97223 Plan Re 1 r Other Permit
Phone 503 639 4171 Fax 503 598 1960 A 'I DateB, �
Inspection Line 503 639 4175 - • e Date Re e� Iri Juris ® See Attached Checklist for
Internet www ci tigard or us ..- , . , . '� Notified/Method . ' 'MI 1 u y/ 4 4 "k■-
TYPE OF WORK / REQUIRED DATA: 1- AND 2- FAMILY DWELLING
❑ New construction ❑ Demolition Permit fees* are based on the value of the work performed.
Indicate the value (rounded to the nearest dollar) of all
` ® Addition/alteration /replacement ❑ Other: equipment, materials, labor, overhead, and the profit for the
■ CATEGORY OF CONSTRUCTION work indicated on this application.
�J Valuation: $
❑ 1- and 2- family dwelling ® Commercial /industrial
❑ Accessory building 111 Multi-family Number of bedrooms:
❑ Master builder ❑ Other: Number of bathrooms:
JOB SITE INFORMATION AND LOCATION Total number of floors:
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Job site'address: 9339 SW WASH:IMAM SQUARE New dwelling area: square feet
City/State/ZIP: TIGARD, OR 97223 Garage /carport area: square feet
Suite/bldg. /apt. no.: T11 Project name: JANEVILLE Covered porch area: square feet
Cross street/directions to job site: Deck area: square feet
Other structure area: square feet
REQUIRED DATA: COMMERCIAL -USE CHECKLIST
Subdivision: 1 Lot no.: Permit fees* are based on the value of the work performed.
Tax map /parcel no.: Indicate the value (rounded to the nearest dollar) of all
equipment, materials, labor, overhead, and the profit for the
DESCRIPTION OF WORK work indicated on this application.
INTERIOR REMODEL OF EXISTING RETAIL TENANT SPACE FOR NEW Valuation: $$110,000.00
TENANT "JANEVILLE" Existing building area: 2,787 square feet
New building area: 2,787 square feet
❑ PROPERTY OWNER ® TENANT Number of stories: 1
Name: JANEVILLE Type of construction: II-B
Address: 500 HOWARD STREET Occupancy groups:
City/State /ZIP: SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94105 Existing: MERCANTILE
Phone: (415)278 -7157 Fax: (415)278 -7550 New: MERCANTILE
0 APPLICANT ❑ CONTACT PERSON NOTICE
Business name: JANEVILLE All contractors and subcontractors are required to be
Contact name: SARAH NIELSEN licensed with the Oregon Construction Contractors Board
under ORS 701 and may be required to be licensed in the
Address: 1120 EAST 80"' STREET -SUITE 211 jurisdiction in which work is being performed. If the
City/State /ZIP: BLOOMINGTON, MN 55420 applicant is exempt from licensing, the following reasons
apply:
Phone: (800) 541 -0821 I Fax: : (952) 854 -4909
E -mail: sarah @elderjones.com
CONTRACTOR
Business name: :1r f r BUILDING PERMIT FEES*
Address: ` S ' p L / Pease refer to fee schedule City/State /ZIP: r yi N �5 7 5 1 ) 7ohl. 900a ( ) Fees due upon application
Phone: F
6/ (e7 172-8/0 Amount received
CCB lie.:
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Date received:
Authorized signature: This permit application expires if a permit is not obtained
within 180 days after it has been accepted as complete.
Print name: TIM SCHENK Date: 7/5/05 * Fee methodology set by Tri -County Building Industry
Service Board
I \Buddmg\Permas \BUP- PermitApp doe 12/03 440- 4613T(11 /02 /COM/WEB)
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Form 4a Project Name: Janeville at Washington Square Page: 1
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SYSTEMS - GENERALS . •
• Applicability ,,U Plans /Specs
Discussion of qualifying 0 1.°:\ Show compliance by in ; , .:falMraTtaheet, detail
exceptions on page 4 -25 \w„ number, specificatio - .4. ON -�= Z -�•- �;; . ph.
1. Applicablity (S' ctions1317 . 858PE
Is this form requt edd 0\ deli
El Form Required. Complete C form if a new HVAC system is being inst- - ► • • • nents . , n
existing HVAC system are being replaced (I.e., equipment, controls, •r 7 „ .• •�y�lsu o .)
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❑ Exception. The building or part of the building qualifies for an exc :'' 11A1 • , 1' • ' C code •
requirements. Applicable code exception is Section 1317.1. Po 'ens o e • _d,:' l -: • -
qualify: EXPIRATION DATE:' •
Area: Exception ❑ -1 ❑ -2 ❑ -3
Area: Exception ❑ -1 ❑ -2 ❑ -3
Area: Exception ❑ -1 ❑ -2 ❑ -3
❑ Form Not Required. This project does not contain work required to comply with code.
2. Simple or Complex Systems (Section 1317.9 or 1317.10)
o Simple System. Building contains only Simple HVAC System(s). Complete this form (4a) and
equipment efficiency worksheets as required. Form 4b is not required.
❑ Complex System. Project includes a Complex System. Complete this form (4a), form 4b and
equipment efficiency worksheets as required.
3. Equipment Performance (Section 1317.5)
o No New HVAC Equipment. The building plans do not call for new electrical HVAC equipment,
combustion heating equipment, or heat - operated cooling equipment.
❑ Complies. All new HVAC equipment have efficiencies not less than those required by code.
The following equipment efficiency worksheets are attached:
❑ -4a ❑ -4b ❑ -4c ❑ -4d ❑ -4e ❑ -4f ❑ -4g ❑ -4h ❑ -4i ❑ -4j
4. Duct Insulation and Sealing (Sections 1317.7 & 1317.8)
❑ No Ducts. The building plans and specifications do not call for new HVAC ducts or plenums.
o Complies. The plans and specifications call for all air - handling ducts and plenums to be
insulated and sealed as required by Sections 1317.7 &1317.8.
5. Distribution Transformers (Section 1316.1)
❑ No Distribution Transformers. The plans /specs do not call for new distribution transformers.
❑ Complies. All new distribution transformers comply with efficiency, testing, and labeling
requirements of Section 1316.1.1.
❑ Exception. The project qualifies for an exception per Section 1316.1.1, Exceptiion:
0 0 0 0 0-5 0-6 0-7 0-8 0-9 0-10 0-11 0-12 0-13 0-14
Attach relevant documentation for appropriate exception. The plans /specs show compliance in the
following locations:
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SYSTEMS - GENERAL
6. HVAC Controls (Section 1317.4)
6.1 System Thermostat /Zone Controls (Section 1317.4.1)
o Complies. All new HVAC systems include at least one temperature control device responding to
temperatures within the zones.
❑ Exception. HVAC system qualifies for an exception from zone control requirements.
The applicable code exception is Section 1317.4.2, Exception 0-1 0-2
Portions of the building that qualify:
The plans /specs show compliance in the following locations:
Sheet M1.1 and Section 15500, 2.3, B
6.2 Off - hour Controls - Auto Setback or Shutdown (Section 1317.4.3)
o Complies. Systems must have at least one of the following features:
❑ Control Setback Complies. Each system is equipped with automatic control capable of reducing
energy through control setback during periods of non -use or alternate use of spaces served.
o Equipment Shutdown Complies. Each system is equipped with controls capable of reducing
energy use through automatic shutdown during periods of non -use or alternate use of spaces.
HVAC systems with equipment shutdown are equipped with at least one of the following:
o Programmable controls (1317.4.3.1 (1))
❑ Occupant sensor (1317.4.3.1 (2))
❑ Interlocked to a security system (1317.4.3.1 (3))
❑ Manually activated timers with 2 -hour operation max (1317.4.3.1 (4))
❑ Exception. The building qualifies for an exception to the requirement for automatic setback or
shutdown controls. The applicable code exception is Section 1317.4.3
Exception 0-1 0-2
The plans /specs show compliance in the following locations:
Sheet M1.1
6.3 Control Capabilities (Sec. 1317.4.2.1)
o Complies. Zone thermostats are capable of being set to the temperatures described in Sec.
1317.4.2.1. Where used to control both heating and cooling, zone controls shall be capable of
providing a temperature range or deadband of at least 5 degrees F within which the supply of
heating and cooling energy to the zone is shut off or reduced to a minimum.
❑ Exception. The building qualifies for an exception to the deadband requirements.
The applicable code exception is Section 1317.4.2.1 Exception ❑-1 0-2
Portions of the building that qualify:
The plans /specs show compliance in the following locations:
Sheet M1.1
6.4 Optimum Start Controls (Section 1317.4.3.2)
❑ Complies. Separate HVAC systems have controls capable of varying start-up time of system to
just meet temperature set point at time of occupancy.
O Exception. HVAC systems have a design supply air capacity not exceeding 10,000 cfm.
The plans /specs show compliance in the following locations:
Sheet M1.1
6.5 Heat Pump Controls (Section 1317.4.4)
o No Heat Pump. The plans /specs do not call for a new heat pump
❑ Complies. All new heat pumps equipped with supplementary heaters are controlled to minimize
the use of supplemental heat as defined in Section 1317.4.4.
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A, The plans /specs show compliance in the following locations:
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7. Economizer Cooling (Section 1317.3)
❑ No Cooling. The building plans do not call for a new fan system with mechanical cooling.
El Complies. Each new fan system has an air economizer capable of modulating outside -air and
return -air dampers to provide up to 100 percent of the design supply air as outside air.
❑ Exception At least one new fan system qualifies for an exception. The applicable code exception
is Section 1317.3, Exception ❑ -1 ❑ -2 ❑ -3 ❑ -4 ❑ -5 ❑ -6
If Exception 3 is selected complete the following:
(a) Total cooling capacity of exempt units (Btu /hr)
(b) Total installed building cooling capacity (Btu /hr)
❑ Complies. Sum of exempt units rated at less than 54,000 Btu /hr is <240,000 Btu /hr or a/b
< 0.10 (10% of total building cooling capacity).
Unit Identifier of exempt units:
The plans /specs show compliance in the following locations:
Sheet M1.1
8. Economizer Pressure Relief & Integration (Section 1317.3.1 and 1317.3.2)
❑ No Economizers Required. Project does not contain a new fan system requiring economizers.
El Overpressurization Complies. The drawings specifically identify a pressure relief mechanism for
each fan system that will relieve the extra air introduced by the economizer.
El Integration Complies. Economizer is capable of providing partial cooling even when additional
mechanical cooling is required to meet the remainder of the cooling load.
❑ Exception. The applicable exception is Section 1317.3.2, Exception 0-1 0-2
The plans /specs show compliance in the following locations:
Sheet M1.1
9. Hot Gas Bypass (Section 1317.5)
El No Hot Gas Bypass
❑ Complies. See allowable amount of hot gas bypass as a percentage of total cooling capacity in
table below.
Unit ID Rated Cooling Capacity , Hot Gas Bypass Capacity
Allowable Hot Gas Bypass .
' =° ' ' '
Q Rated Cooling Capacity Max Hot Gas Bypass
<240,000 Btu /hr 50%
°i ' >240,000 Btu /hr 25%
❑ Exception. Unitary packaged system with cooling capacity no greater than 90,000 Btu /h
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10. Shutoff Dampers (1317.4.3.3)
❑ Not Required. Shutoff dampers are not required on this project.
O Complies. Each outdoor air supply & exhaust system shall be equipped with motorized dampers.
❑ Exception. The building qualifies for an exception to the motorized damper requirement. The
applicable code exception is Section 1317.4.3.3 Exception 0-1 0-2 0-3 0-4 0-5 0-6
The plans /specs show compliance in the following locations:
Sheet M1.1
10.1. Shutoff Damper Controls (Section 1317.4.3.3.1)
o Complies. Outdoor air supply and exhaust systems shall be provided dampers that automatically
shut when systems or spaces served are not in use or during building warm -up, cooldown, or
setback.
❑ Complies. Stair and shaft vents are capable of being automatically closed during normal building
operation and interlocked to open as required by fire and smoke detection systems.
The plans /specs show compliance in the following locations:
Sheet M1.1
10.2. Motorized Damper Leakage (1317.4.3.3.2)
❑ Complies. Motorized outdoor air supply and exhaust air dampers have a maximum leakage rate
of 4 cfm /ft2 at 1.0 in w.g. when tested in accordance with AMCA Standard 500 -1998.
o Exception. Packaged HVAC equipment may have maximum leakage rate of 20 cfm /ft at 1.0 in
w.g. when tested in accordance with AMCA Standard 500 -1998.
The plans /specs show compliance in the following locations:
Sheet M1.1
11. Piping Insulation (Section 1314)
❑ No New Piping. The building plans and specifications do not call for new piping serving a heating
or cooling system or part of a circulating service water heating system.
o Complies. All new piping serving a heating or cooling system or part of a circulating service water
heating system complies with the requirements of the Code, Section 1314.1.
❑ Exception. New piping qualifies for exception: Section 1314.1, Exception 0-1 0-2
12. Occupancy Ventilation
O Complies. Mechanical ventilation systems provide the required amount of ventilation is indicated
in plans /specifications as specified in Chapter 4 of the Oregon Mechanical Specialty Code.
❑ Complies. Natural ventilation systems provide required amount of ventilation as certified by a reg-
istered architect or engineer as specified by Section1203.4.1, Exception. Attach worksheet 4m.
The plans /specs show compliance in Sheet M1.1
the following locations:
The plans /specs show compliance on
• s';'!? the following pages:
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13. High Occupancy Ventilation (Section 1317.2.2)
❑ Complies. HVAC systems with ventilation air capacities of 1,500 CFM or greater that serve
areas having an average occupant load of 20 square feet per person or less from Table 1004.1.2
have a means to automatically reduce outside air intake.
Identify applicable systems:
Plans /specs indicate where equipment (i.e. carbon dioxide sensor) and sequence is specified:
❑ Exception. HVAC systems are equipped with an energy recovery device with at least 50%
recovery effectiveness.
o No High Occupancy Systems. Project does not contain an HVAC system as described above.
14. Exhaust Air Heat Recovery (Section 1318.3)
o Not Regulated. HVAC system does not have: 1) design supply air cap. of >10,000 cfm, and 2)
min. outside air supply >70 %, and 3) at least 1 exhaust fan rated at 75% of min outside air
❑ Complies. Heat recovery system increases outside air temperature by 20 °F (Climte Zone 1) or
30 °F (Zone 2) and has provision to provide bypass during air economizer mode.
❑ Exception. An HVAC system qualifies for an exception to this requirement. Applicable exception
from Section 1318.3 Exceptiorp-1 0-2 0-3 0-4 0-5 0-6 0-7
The plans /specs show compliance in the following
locations:
15. Large Volume Fan Systems (Section 1318.4.2.4)
o Not Regulated. The building plans or specifications do not call for fan systems over 15,000 CFM
that serve a single zone and function for the purpose of temperature control.
❑ Complies. Fan systems are equipped with variable frequency drive or two speed motor to reduce
airflow as required by Section 1318.4.2.3.
The plans /specs show compliance in the following
locations:
16. Variable Speed Drives (Section 1317.10.3.1)
O Not Regulated. The building plans or specifications do not call for fan and pump motors 10
horsepower and greater that serve variable -flow air or liquid systems.
❑ Complies. All fan and pump motors 10 hp and greater which serve variable -flow air or liquid
systems are controlled by a variable -speed drive.
❑ Exception. The building qualifies for an exception to the variable -speed drive requirement.
Portions of the building that qualify:
Applicable code exception is Section 1317.10.3.1, Exception
The plans /specs show compliance in the following
locations: -
17. Service Water Heating (Sec. 1315)
❑ No New Water Heating. The building plans and specifications do not call for new water heaters,
hot water storage tanks or service hot water distribution systems.
O Complies. All new water heaters, hot water storage tanks or service hot water distribution
systems comply with the requirements of the Section 1315.
❑ Exception. The applicable code exception is Section: Exception:
0 Portions :
The plans /specs of the show building compliance that qualify in the following locations:
Sheet M1.1
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18. Swimming Pools, Spas and Hot Tubs (Section 1315.5)
O No New Pools. The building plans and specifications do not call for new, swimming pools, spas
or hot tubs.
❑ On /Off Controls Complies. Spa and hot tub heaters are equipped with a readily accessible
ON /OFF switch as required by Section 1315.5.1.
❑ Ventilation Controls Complies. Pool ventilation system is controlled based on humidity.
❑ Cover Complies. All heated pools, hot tubs and spas are equipped with a cover.
o Heat Recovery Complies. Pools, Spas, and hot tubs, over 200 ft utilize recovered heat as
required by Section 1315.5.3.
❑ Exception. Heat recovery is not necessary as pool is heated by renewable energy or
waste heat recovery sources capable of providing at least 70 percent of the heating energy
required over an operating season.
19. Fume Hoods (Section 1317.2.1.)
o No Fume Hoods. The building plans do not call for fume hood systems that have a total exhaust
rate greater than 15,000 cfm.
❑ Complies. Fume hood systems have at least one of the following features:
❑ Variable air volume hood exhaust and room supply systems capable of reducing exhaust
and makeup air volume to 50% or less of design values.
❑ Direct makeup (auxiliary) air supply equal to at least 75% of the exhaust rate, heated no
warmer than 2° F below room set point, cooled no cooler than 3° F above room set point,
no humidification added, and no simultaneous heating and cooling used for
dehumidification control.
❑, Heat recovery systems to precondition makeup air from fume hood exhaust in accordance
with 1318.3 - Exhaust Air Energy Recovery, without using any exception.
The plans /specs show compliance in the following locations:
20. Parking Garage Ventilation (Section 1317.2.3)
o No Enclosed Garages. The building plans and specifications do not call for enclosed Group S -2
parking garages with a ventilation exhaust rate greater than 30,000 CFM.
❑ Complies. The plans and specifications call for carbon monoxide sensing devices as required by
Section 1317.2.3.
❑ Exception. Open parking garages.
21. Kitchen Hoods (Section 1317.11)
o Not Regulated. The plans /specs do not call for any new kitchen hoods with exhaust capacity
greater than 5,000 cfm each.
❑ Complies. All new kitchen hoods with a total exhaust capacity greater than 5,000 cfm have at
least 50 percent of the required makeup air; (a) unheated or heated to no more than 60 °F; and (b)
uncooled or evaporatively cooled.
The plans /specs show compliance in the following locations:
22. Outside Heating Systems (Section 1317.12)
El No Outside Heating Systems. The plans /specs do not call for new permanently installed heating
systems outside the building.
❑ Complies. All new permanently installed outside heating systems are radiant gas fired systems
controlled by an occupancy sensor or timer switch as required by Section 1317.12.
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LIGHTING ^ GENERAL
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� 1. Interior Exceptions (Section 1313.1)
❑ No Interior Lighting. The building plans and specifications do not call for new or altered interior lighting.
A Skip to item 5, Exterior building Lighting - General, below.
Exceptions\ 1 O ❑ Exceptions. 1. The building or part of the building qualifies for an exception from code lighting
Dicussion Q� requirements. Applicable code exception is number:
exception 1in.insstructions \G \ c 0
section. O� c.) 2. Lighting equipment that qualifies for an exception - in addition to general lighting and is separately
Gi (�l �G controlled. Applicable code exception is number:
J``' Areas of the building and equipment that qualify for any exceptions:
Plans /Specs
Show compliance by including a
drawing sheet, detail number,
and /or specification section and
subparagraph 2. Local Shut -off controls (Section 1313.3.1.1)
2 Complies. At least one local shut -off lighting control for every 2,000 square feet of
lighted floor area and for all spaces enclosed by walls or ceiling height partitions.
This control(s) is detailed in the building plans on drawing number: E2.0
❑ Exception. The building or part of the building qualifies for an exception.
Applicable code exception is Section 1313.3.1 1, Exception'
Portions of the building that qualify:
3. Automatic Shutoff Controls (Section 1313.3.1.2)
I7 Not Applicable. Office floor area is not over 2,000 square feet of contiguous office floor area or
permitted space is not over 5,000 square feet. No offices less than 300 square feet, meeting
or conference rooms, or school classrooms.
❑ Complies. All interior lighting systems are equipped with a separate automatic control to shut off lighting
during unoccupied periods. Offices less than 300 square feet, meeting and conference rooms, and school
classrooms shall be equipped with occupancy sensors that comply with Section 1313.3.1.2.1.
Compliance details in plans /specs: E2.0
❑ Exception. The building or part of the building qualities tor an exception. l he
applicable code exception is Section 1313.3.1,2, Exception:
Portions of the building that qualify:
4. Daylighting Controls (1313.3.1.3)
El No classrooms or atriums with skylights or window to wall ratio greater than 50 %.
❑ Complies. All classrooms and atriums with window to wall ratio greater than 50% and /or skylights are
equipped with automatic daylight sensing controls, as required by Section 1313.3.1.3.1 and Section
1313.3.1.3.2. The daylight sensors specified comply with Section 1313.3.1 3.3.
Compliance details in plans /specs: E2.0
Exterior Build 5. Exterior Lighting (Section 1313.5)
ing Lighting O Complies. The plans do not call for use of incandescent or mercury vapor lamps for use on building exterior
is lighting directed to Illuminate ❑ Exception. The building plans indicate luminaires with incandescent or mercury vapor lamps, but are
the extenor of the building and specified for use in or around swimming pools, water features, or other locations subject to requirements
adjacent walkways and of Article 680 of the 2002 National Electrical Code.
loading areas with or without
canopies
Clock Switches 6. Exterior and Canopy Lighting Controls (Section 1313.3.2)
shall be astronomic (seasonal 2 Complies. The building plans and specifications include photoelectric and /or clock switches on all exterior
correcting) type with separate lighting systems which are designed and programmed to extinguish lights when daylight is present, as
programs for each day of the required by Section 1313.3.2.
week and shall store energy to
maintain timekeeping dunng
power outages
7. Interior Connected Lighting Power (Section 1313.4)
NO 'Complies. The interior lighting power does not exceed the interior power allowance established
40.4,1>> in either the Tenant Space Method (Form 5b) or the Space -by -Space Method (Form 5c).
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INTERIOR LIGHTING POWER - Space -by -Space Method
Lighting
Power Budget 1. Total interior Lighting Power Budget from Worksheet 5b -1 (Sum of Column (I)) 4,685
2. Total length of track lighting (ft)
Track Lighting
Power 3. Line 2 multiplied by 37.5 Watts /ft
4. Total amperage of circuit breaker(s) serving track lighting (amps)
5. Voltage of circuit breaker serving track lighting (volts)
6. Maximum wattage of track lighting (multiply line 4 by line 5)
7. Track Lighting Power (lesser value of line 3 or line 6)
8. Total Interior Lighting Power from Worksheet 5b -1 (Sum of Column (m)) + 7,750
Building's 9. Total Adjusted Lighting Power (line 7 + line 8) = 7,750
Lighting Power
10. Does design meet budget? Line 9 must be no greater than line 1. NO
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AlE Compact Fluorescent Triple i- 1 - CFTR32WGX24q -3- ELECT -35W F 1 CFTR32WGX24q -3 1 , Electronic 35 YES
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F I Fluorescent Rapid Start T8 - 2 foot 1 -F17T8 -ELECT NO -22W _ 1 F17T8 1 Electronic Normal Output. RS 22 YES
L1-4 I Fluorescent T8 -4foot IF 1- F32T8/30ES-ELECT NO -29W :i 1 F32T8 /30ES 1 Electronic Normal Output. IS 29 YES
L2.L2..4 - I Fluorescent T8 -4 foot I- 1- F32T8/30ES -ELECT NO -29W `- 1 F32T8 /30ES 1 Electronic Normal Output. IS 29 ' - YES
12-8 I Fluorescent T8 -4 foot - -- 2- F32T8130ES -ELECT NO-54W 'J 2 - F32T8/30ES - 1 Electronic Normal Output. IS 54 YES
L2E-4I Fluorescent T8_4 foot 17 1- F32T8/30ES -ELECT NO -29W = 1 F32T8/30ES 1 • Electronic Normal Output. IS - 29 -- YES
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P4 I Compact Fluorescent Triple j= 1- CFTR26W /GX24q -3- ELECT -28W ;, 1 CFTR26W /GX24q -3 1 • Electronic 28 YES
P6 I User Defined _ _; 40 WATT B10 - J 1 40W - - - 40 NO
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must be SALES — — AlE 11 35 ❑ 385 —
identified. SALES — — B1 T.. 23 60 ❑ 1,380 —
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SALES — — W5 10 90 ❑ 900 —
SALES — — L-3 =I 15 27 ❑ 405 —
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enter lineal lest in SALES — — Li-e t : 1 54 ❑ 54 —
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sum of column 0) SALES — — P6 1=I 3 40 ❑ 120 —
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AGENDA
ITEM
VII.B.
MEMORANDUM
STATE OF OREGON
BUILDING CODES DIVISION MAY 4, 2005
TO: BUILDING CODES STRUCTURES BOARD
FROM: BETTY MERRILL
DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY, BUILDING TECHNOLOGIES, MANAGER
SUBJECT: CODE CHANGE PROPOSAL E 13TED TO RETAIL LIGHTING
REQUIREMENTS OF CHAPTER
ACTION QUESTED:
The Oregon Department of Energy (ODOE) has
sal that worked with
submitted by to
group of Oregon lighting
recommendations on a code change proposal
designers. This group requested that this prop on Structural Specialty Code, o adequately address
changes would amend Chapter 13 of th e Oregon
certain lighting needs of projects that are unique in typ e or scope.
HISTORY:
The requirements for lighting had been significantly tions for complyi gt ent of the code
became effective on October 1, 2003. Previously the code contained two op
with lighting requirements. One method was a budget that applied to the entire space and was an option that
tiered (lighting budget base on square 90.1-1989 proceduae as an alternat
would allow the ASHRAE /IES Stand alternative. This alternative
was often used for retail lighting since it provided a higher lighting power allowance. There were
several problems associated with allowing the ASHRAE alternative including:
• The subjectivity of assigning retail space types based on the quality of merchandise.
• The fact that code officials did not have access to, or understanding of the ASHRAE
alternative.
• The 1989 version of the ASHRAE Standard 90.1 was outdated and no longer
supported.
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Primarily at the request of building officials, ODOE proposed removing the ASHRAE
alternative and included the current ASHRAE procedure directly in the code that was
implemented, October 1, 2003. When this proposal was being reviewed by the Technical
Working Group (mainly consisting of mechanical engineers) of the Energy Committee of
Building Codes Structures Board (both groups now defunct), the retail lighting provisions were
drastically reduced. This significantly reduced the allowed lighting power below what was
originally proposed. Lighting designers did not participate in the Working Group and were not
aware of this change until the code was published.
Oregon's retail lighting power allowance is now significantly more stringent, for certain lighting
needs of projects that are unique in type or scope, then previous versions of the code as well as
other codes including ASHRAE 90.1 and the IECC. For example, ASHRAE 90.1 would allow a
high -end retail establishment up to 5.6 Watts per square foot for the sales area, while the current
Oregon Structural Code would allow only 2.0 Watts per square foot. For unique projects, like the
sales of high -end retail goods, lighting designers and retail business owners find it very difficult
to comply with new code while providing the necessary level of illumination. While this may not
be an emergency in the realm fire /life /safety issues in code, it is perceived to be a significant
barrier to doing retail business in Oregon. This problem is compounded by inconsistent
compliance with this portion of code. Some retail installations have been built with two to three
times the allowed lighting power while others have complied with code. This creates an uneven
playing field in the super- competitive retail market. In general, it is the local, conscientious
lighting designers that are being penalized most. They want to "do the right thing" and comply,
but their designs are being forced to compete with other designs that may not comply with code.
While a lack of compliance in itself is not a reason for a code change, unduly onerous
requirements that lead to inconsistent enforcement are a valid reason.
A code change proposal was submitted to BCD by a group of local lighting designers (submitted
by Zachary Suchara) requesting emergency action. This proposal was developed with feedback
and involvement from ODOE. ODOE worked with this group to make sure what they proposed
would fit within the framework of the code, be reasonable, and enforceable.
DISCUSSION:
Building Codes Division provided goals and objectives for an expedited rulemaking process. The
administrator recognizes that current code reduced lighting power allowance levels beyond
acceptable and reasonable levels especially when compared to previous code. He agreed that
BCD would consider a proposal that could achieve power allowances that were no more than
ASHRAE Standard 90.1 -1989. Allowing power allowances that were higher would not be
acceptable for an expedited rulemaking process. If a higher lighting power allowance was
needed, it could go through the normal code change review process. The proposal submitted by
the lighting designers did not meet BCD's requirement not to increase power allowances beyond
ASHRAE Standard 90.1 -1989.
A group of people with technical expertise in lighting met on February 15 at the Earth Advantage
Center in Portland to provide recommendations to BCD. Much e-mail correspondence transpired
prior to this meeting. A list of those who attended this meeting included:
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Eric Richman, PNNL, ASHRAE 90.1 Lighting Committee Chairman
Michael Lane, Lighting Design Lab, ASHRAE 90.1 Lighting Committee Member
John Perry, FAIA, Past ASHRAE 90.1 Lighting Committee Chairman
Steve Krieg, Oregon Bldg Officials Assoc, city of Woodburn
Zachary Suchara, Lighting Designer, Glumac International
Craig Oty, Lighting Designer, Luma Lighting Design
Mark Whitney, Lighting Specialist, Earth Advantage/PGE
Ravi Mahajan, BCD, Assistant Chief Structural Inspector
Shane Sumption, BCD
Mike Rosenberg, Energy Analyst, ODOE, Member ASHRAE 90.1 Committee
Betty Merrill, Manager Building Technologies Division, ODOE
Alan Seymour, Energy Code Specialist, ODOE
At the meeting alternatives were discussed that would meet the lighting designers requirement
for increased illumination and satisfy BCD's allowed power allowance limit. The code change
proposal before you is the result of the consensus of the experts present at that meeting. After the
meeting, copies of the proposal were forwarded to the remaining members of the lighting
designer's group that had submitted the original emergency action request. No comments were
received from that group.
ALTERNATIVES:
1) Approve this Oregon Structural Specialty Code change proposal as amended through the
expedited rulemaking process.
2) Approve this Oregon Structural Specialty Code change proposal as amended through the
normal code change process.
3) Not approve these requirements for the code. This could result in exaggerated compliance
issues.
RECOMMENDATIONS:
Approve the amended code change proposal to the Oregon Structural Specialty Code through the
expedited rulemaking process, in order to address lighting needs of projects that are unique in
type or scope. While this may not be an emergency in the realm fire /life /safety issues in code, it
is perceived to be a significant barrier to doing retail business in Oregon.
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Modified Code Language — as agreed at 02/15/05 meeting
TABLE 13 -H — SPACE -BY -SPACE METHOD
MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE LIGHTING POWER DENSITY (LPD)
Only relevant portions from table are illustrated
Retail
Grocery Sales Area 2.0
Jewelry, China & Art Sales Area [4.9] 3.5
Other Merchandise Sales Area 2.0
Mall Concourse 1.5
1313.4.2 Space - by - space method. The total interior connected lighting power shall not exceed
the maximum power allowance calculated by multiplying the lighting power density from Table
13 —H for each space by the floor area of that space.
1313.4.2.1 Additional Lighting Power for Retail Displays.
1313.4.2.1.1 Additional Lighting Power for Retail Displays. For retail display lighting that is
specifically directed to highlight retail merchandise and controlled separately from the space
general light system, an additional lighting power allowance shall be calculated as follows:
Additional Lighting Power for Retail Displays = 1.75 Watts /sq. ft. multiplied by
area of retail floor space (sq. ft.) up to a maximum of 17,500 Watts.
This additional lighting power shall only be used for retail display lighting in the applicable
space, and shall not be used to increase lighting power allowance with other spaces or general
lighting system within the space.
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BUILDING DIVISION PERMIT #: BUP2005 -00319 1
13125 SW Hall Blvd., Tigard, OR 97223 DATE ISSUED: 8/31/2005
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INSPECTION WORKSHEET FOR DATE: 11/16/2005 TIME: 7:03AM PAGE: 7
SITE ADDRESS: 09339 SW WASHINGTON SQUARE RD CLASS OF WORK:
SUBDIVISION: WASHINGTON SQUARE LOT #: - TYPE OF USE:
PROJECT NAME: ealaMir
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OWNER: WASHINGTON SQUARE LLC, PHONE #: 503- 639 -8865
CONTRACTOR: RETAIL CONSTRUCTION SERVICES PHONE #: 651- 704 -9000
Inspection Request Scheduled For: Date: 11/16/2005 Pour Time:
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PROJECT NAME: JANEVILLE
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CONTRACTOR: RETAIL CONSTRUCTION SERVICES PHONE #: 651 - 704 -9000
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