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s TO THE BUILDING INSPECTOR
Of the APPLICATION FOR
TOWN O SOUTH WMIDSOR, CONS PLAN EXAMINATION AND
_ Sam BUILDING PERMIT
IMPORTANT — Applicant to complete all items in sections: 1, 11, 111, IV, and IX. ZONING
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_ . LOCATION ("O') (STREET)
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BETWEEN ��� K/ AND
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SUBDIVISION �� -�` LOT a� BLOCK SO E
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II. TYPE AND COST OF BUILDING — All applicants complete Parts A — D
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A. TYPE 0 IMPROVEMENT D. PROPOSED USE - For"Wrecking" most recent use n
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1 New building 11
Residential Nonresidential
2 ❑ Addition(►/ residential, enter number 12 Q One family
�. y 18 ❑ Amusement, recreational
o/new housing units added, if any,
in Part D, 13) 13 ❑ Two or more family - Enter 19 ❑ Church, other religi us
number of units-
3 - - - -� 20 Industrial
❑ Alteration (See 2 above) ❑
14 ❑ Transient hotel, motel,
4 ❑ Repair, replacement 21 ❑ Parking garage
_ or dormitory - Enter number
= 5 ❑ Wrecking (1J multilamily residential, f units ------- - -- 22 ❑ Service station, repair garage
enter number of units in building in 15
Part D, 13) Garage 23 E] Hospital, institutional
6 ❑ Moving (relocation)
16 ❑ Carport 24❑ Office, bank, professional
7 ❑ Foundation only
17❑ Other - Specify 25 ❑ Public utility
26 ❑ School, library, other educational
y B. OWNERSHIP 27 ❑ Stores, merconfile
8 �rivate (individual, corporation, 28 ❑ Tanks, towers
nonprofit institution, etc.) 29 ❑ Other - Specify
9 ❑ Public (Federal, State, or
-� local government)
C. COST (Omit cents) Nonresidential - Describe in detail proposed use of buildings, e.g., food
processing plant, machine shop, laundry building at hospital, elementary
Oad� school, secondary school, college, parochial school, parking garage for.
10. Cost of improvement,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
department store, rental office building, office building at industrial plant.
To be installed but not included If use of existing building is being changed, enter proposed use.
in the above cost
a. Electrical......................
b. Plumbing ......................
c. Heating, air conditioning.........
d. Other(elevator, etc.)............
d'
11. TOTAL COST OF IMPROVEMENT $ oar 04v
III. SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS OF BUILDING — For new buildings and additions, complete Parts E — L;
for wrecking, complete only Part J, for all others skip to IV.
E. PRINCIPAL TYPE OF FRAME G. TYPE OF SEWAGE DISPOSAL J. DIMENSIONS
30❑M��aa my(wall bearing) 40 Q Public or private company
48. Number of stories................ oZ
EW 31 ood frame 41 ❑ Private (septic tank, etc.) 49. Total square feet of floor area,
all floors, based on exterior y
32 Structural steel dimensions ..................... o?o�p d
33❑ Reinforced concrete H. TYPE OF WATER SUPPLY
34❑ Other - Specify 42 200P'ublic or private company 50. Total land area, sq. ft. ........... 2o2
43 ❑ Private (well, cistern) K. NUMBER OF OFF-STREET
PARKING SPACES
F. PRINCIPAL TYPE OF HEATING FUEL I. TYPE OF MECHANICAL 51. Enclosed .......................
35❑�'ios Will th re be central air 52. Outd rs.......................
� Oil conditioning?
L. RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS ONLY
37❑ Electricity 44 ❑ Yes 45 No 53. Number of bedr ams..............
38 ❑ Coal
39❑ Other- Specify Will there be an elevotor? a
Full.
54. Number f """"
46❑ Yes 47 No bothro ms Partial........
IV. IDENTIFICATION — To be completed by all applicants
Name Mailing address — Number, street, city, and State ZIP code Tel. No,
I. LaCAVA CONSI
Owner or 118153 GULAS DEANE HIGHWAY
Lessee WETHERSFIELD, CONN. 06109
aGAVA CONS
2.
Contractor
WETHERSFIELD, CONN. 06109
3.
Architect or
Engineer
Th owner of this building and the undersigned agree to conform to all applicable laws of this jurisdiction.
Signature f app i an Address Applicati n date
LA qST�_ 3 �'6
DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE
V. P AN REVIEW RECORD — For office use
Plans Review Required Check Plan Review Date Plans By Date Plans By Notes
Fee Started Approved
BUILDING $
PLUMBING $
MECHANICAL $
ELECTRICAL S
OTHER $
VI. ADDITIONAL PERMITS REQUIRED OR OTHER JURISDICTION APPROVALS
Permit or Approval Check Date Obtained Number By Permit or Approval Check ObtDained Numbe• j By
BOILER PLUMBING
CURB OR SIDEWALK CUT ROOFING
ELEVATOR SEWER
ELECTRICAL SIGN OR BILLBOARD
FURNACE STREET GRADES
GRADING USE OF PUBLIC AREAS
OIL BURNER WRECKING
OTHER OTHER
VII. VALIDATION
Building
Permit number
Building
Permit issued Y// 19
Building
Permit Fee $ !�
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T I T L E(t U
TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR
BUILDING PERMIT
Date Ate r i 1 11 91986
Fee Paid $.4 9.2_0 0 Est. Value $.i3 2.,.0 0 0
Permit N° 14981
on the side of
T.nt # 9 Kraw-qk i Dr i Street
Street No.- 110
Owner i-aca;m construction rn-
Applicant Tara va rnnstructi nn CO.
CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY ISSUED:
Date
No. 7 S 5 9
Fee Paid $ 'A ()o
CLASSIFICATION
Dwelling
BUH DING PERNIIT
M 14981
OFFICE OF
THE BUILDING INSPECTOR
of the
Town of South Windsor, Conn.
South Windsor, Conn. A +41-11 19 8 6
94is to tit Tertif-g, That zaca,a Construction Co.
is hereby granted permission to ill Jag
at estimated value of
on the side of Lot #22 Krswski Drive Sava on land
owned by Li Ca vs Construction Coe
Said No=k to be as described in Application
No. 15281 and to conform to specifications and plans filed with said Application, and Building By-
Laws of THE TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR.
Issued 1986
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Building Inspector.
Streets and sidewalks, obstructed by excavations or building materials, must be guarded by barriers
during the day and by both barriers and colored lights by night.
SECTION 1343, GENERAL STATUTES OF CONNECTICUT: "When any person shall place
or keep building materials, or any obstacle in any highway (or any sidewalk) either with or without a
license therefor from the city or borough in which such highway may be situated, he shall pay said city,
town or borough all costs and damages which it shall sustain, or be compelled to reason therefor."
Dwelling - Lot #22 Krs .Est. 4/11/86
Laca va Construction Co.
110 Krawski Drive Permit #
14 981
Electrician David S. Garber #9206
Heating Contr. D. Bartone P/H #6465
Plumbing " D. Bartone P/H # 7030
Oil Burner #
Certificate of Occupancy #7559
Sewer Permit
Plot plan apprd per gr.
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Certificate of Occupancy
THI� JA TO CE TIFY that Oie �� f
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I the Town of South Windsor, and is hereby ap ve or occupy.
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Owner, Builder
Fee Paid _,/ Date 19
PROPERTY Or \
SOUTH WI��DSOR LA.CAVA CONSTRUCTION C0I?PANY CONNECTICUT
SCALE: 1 " = 40' KRAW9KI DRIVE MARCH 24, 1986
LOT 22 REVISED: April 1 , 1986
REVISED: J ly 31 , 1986
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ELECTRICAL APPLICATION
Application No. 10720
on the side of
Lot #22 Krawksi Street
Street No. 110
Owner LaCava Construction Co.
Electrician David S. Garber
FILED IN OFFICE OF
The Building Inspector
6/1 19 86
INSIrWrION.
rt No Electrical Work shall be started until a Per.
mit Is granted by the Building Inspector.
In New Buildings no wiring shall be started
until the plumbing and heating pipes, and the Are
stops (if of wood) are Installed, without a special
permit from the office of the Building Inspector.
Electrical Permit No. ......
P..?� ...�..........._....._
Master License No. ...� .
TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR Building Permit No. ... .1�. �................."........
BUILDING DEPARTMENT Date Filed .......kllak...............""..."."...........""
APPLICATION FOR ELECTRICAL WORK Date Final Approval ..........................................._.....
Electrical Insp ctor
OB LOCATION. 1.oT �............... JOB OWNER: .......................................... " . . ... Y ".."........_
... ..... ..... Side of ............................................................................. Between ................................................................................ and6 SIt.AS OEIWE HIGHMMY...............
Name of Building Owner ..............................�{:AVq...Q[11S ...................................... Address ..................................VME�HERBFIEL0,�1`:�._............
Ifwork is for Lessee—Give name ............................P....._........................ ................................ Address ...."......."......................."...........................................................
Building now occupied as (unless new) New .... ............................... No. of family units now .........`........................
............................................... .......................
. Number of family units to be ........../.......Building to be occupied as ....._.......... . s.!......e.^.4:. ...................................................................... _..........
Is this work included in a Building Permit? ......y
!!!I............ Permit Fee .......................................................................................................................
..._.....
(If no Building Permit)
Permittee ...Q ...... :.... ?. ................ Business Addr ...
Garber-Doran,Inc. "'"""y3 ess Telephone �s
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COST OF INSTALLATION: ............. 1 ...................................."................................... eo carpenter ......_....""
11 Manchester,CT 06040
TO BE FILLED OUT BY PERMITTEE
TO BE WIRED EXISTING APPLIANCES
Number of light outlets to be installed _.... .......
• Number of present Appliance Circuits
Number of convenience outlets to be installed ...........�d. . • ••-• "...................
Number of switches to be installed . . . ...........Jj......•• Do these include Range ❑ Water Heater ❑
Number of appliances to be installed . . . ..............................
(as listed below) Dryer ❑ Air Conditioner ❑ Oil Burner ❑
TYPE RATING NO.
1 Dish Washer ❑ Gas Burner ❑
Range Well Pump ❑ Elec. Heaters ❑
Range Top . . . . . .
Oven . . . . . . . . REMARKS:
Water Heater 1
Clothes Washer 1' S— L
Clothes Dryer . . . . .
Dish Washer . . . . . .
Air Conditioning Motor . _
Oil Burner Motor . . . . S' /V
Gas Burner . . . . . .
Circulator Motor . . . . " '�- y
Attic or Large Fan , , ,
Well Pump . . . . . . _
Electric Heat . . . . .
Other . p iS 0-j a'?
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Number of new Lighting Circuits .......
Number of new Appliance Circuits .......".�.w.."_....
Number of Heating Circuits .._...._...........�_
Number of Motor Circuits . . . . . . .
Size of present service ..."_......................."..._._..".....�......... ..._"_
Size of service to be ......"..........._......""......... ,_
7030
PLUMBING APPLICATION
App&z,;m W 6 s 01
on the_ ide of
� Lot #2 2 Krawski Dr.
Street No. 110
Owner LaCava Construction Co.
phunber _ D. Bartone P & H
Filed in Office of
The
June 19 ice_
No person" coaa- me- add m ar alder ai■y
portion of the draimp qmm of my bmUg
(esoept to repair leab) uol a Plermit s gmmd
by the BuMng hmpa mm
APPLICATION FOR PLUMBING PERMIT (Continued from Reverse Side)
TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN.
11. LOCATION OF JOB 116
NO. STREET FLOOR APT.NO.
GENERAL PLUMBING
12. KIND OF INSTALLATION a veld AC/" -e 13. SIZE OF MAIN DRAIN
14. NO. OF TOILETS -� STYLE 15. NO. OF URINALS STYLE
16. NO.OF BATHTUBS -�-" 17.NO.OF LAVATORIES 3 18. NO.OF SINKS 1 19. NO. OF WASHTUBS
20. NO.OF CONDUCTORS SIZE 21. NO. OF STACKS _SIZE
22. AREA OF ROOF 23.NO. OF CATCH BASINS 24. NO. OF FLOOR DRAINS
25. NO. OF OTHER FIXTURES KIND
26. ARE TOILET COMPARTMENTS VENTILATED TO OUTER AIR BY A WINDOW? 27. SIZE OF WINDOW ��--
28. IF NO WINDOW,WHAT KIND OF VENTILATION IS THERE?
29. SIZE OF DUCTS 30. ARE SEWAGE AND WATER FACILITIES AVAILABLE?
SIGNATURE ZADDRESS P,ci Ir
LICENSE NO. o�0�- 0 3 3 ESTIMATED COST S�2cm' o TELEPHONE 6 2 3
OWNER �A ` a,0 r'l ADDRESS /Y�5' S• ,/�iS �p�-✓E' ZZ""e '1 OG lU
WATER HEATER
31. TYPE �_qrd ag2�f 32. MANUFACTURER C -177&�
TANK SAFETY DEVICES
33. CAPACITY 37. TEMPERATURE RELIEF VALVE
34. TEST PRESSURE_ 38. MANUFACTURER_
35. WORKING PRESSURE 39. PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE ism
36. TYPE 40. MANUFACTURER /r.Cfe'L"& /
ALL WORK COVERED BY THIS APPLICATION HAS BEEN AUTHORIZED BY THE OWNER OF THIS PROPERTY
AND WILL BE DONE IN STRICT ACCORDANCE WITH THE BUILDING CODE.
6 14P6
CD962 TE SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT
PERMIT #
Application For 6264 6465
DEPARTMENT DECISION mit
o Heating Per
cAPPLICATION IS HEREBY: DEPARTMENT OF LICENSES AND INSPECTIONS
N APPROVED ❑ DISAPPROVED
° TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR
c a 6/20/86 Thomas P. D' Auria
00 V DATE CHIEF INSPECTOR APPLICATIONS MUST BE PRINTED OR TVPtD. 89GIN WITH NUMBER ME BELOW
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is. TYPE OF BUILDING.
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ms ALLATNOM ❑ ADDITIALTERAOION
REPAIR
APPLICATION FOR HEATING PERMIT (Continued tr nm Reverse Side)
11. LOCATION OF JOB /16 I f re,Cl/S Zto,
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NO. STREET FLO R APT.N .
12. TYPE OF INSTALLATION: Q-OIL BURNER ❑ ELECTRIC Cl VENTILATION ❑ SPRINKLER
❑ GAS BURNER Cl STACK ❑ INCINERATOR ❑ MISCELLANEOUS
IDENTIFY
SIELOCATION if, SIZE
13. OF TANK J"7 OF TANK clb/��f em OF FILL Le OF VENT
1 . B.T.U. EQUIP. AT REGISTER FURNACE MAKE AND NO. ��� AT BONNET FIRING RATE
BOILER OR FURNACE MAKE AN�NO.re-9/ B.T.U. OR SQ. FT. NETrr��'�L,�_B.T.U. OR SQ. FT. GROSS2III`1 )FIRING RATE
FLOORS TO BE HEATED NEW OR OLD BUILDING INSULATED — YES OR NO
TYPE OF WALL f'rQQl FC1 INSULATION `�-Q S ROOF OR CEILING = INSULATION
AVG. SYSTEM WATER TEMP. ��Ca B.T.U./SQ. FT./HR. EMISSION
INDOOR-OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE DIFFERENCE d - 120 °FAHRENHEIT
MAKE OF RADIATION: BASEBOARD. COPPER ONVECTORS, OR C.I. RADIATION. OUTPUT PER SECTION OR LINEAL OF RADIATION. SQ.
FT. OR B.T.U.
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DESCRIPTION OF WORK
15. TO BE DONE:
16. HEAT LOSS SCHEDULE. (TO BE INCLUDED FOR ALL JOBS):
RO llzE WINDOW! AREA - SQUARE FEET s.T.u. s.T.u. I- DISTRIBUTION INSTALLED
AND DOOR! VOLUME TOTAL TOTAL
ROOM N OROlS GLASS NET WALL CEILING FLOOR CU.FT. AT�R CORRECTED ECTlD J F O TYPE AND SIZE Q AR OR O
L W AND LEADER
�j WALL to IINFILT.1 b`
SIZE ' DIFF. F F e a ! FREE AREA
TOTALS
A. HEAT LOSS FROM BUILDING B.T.U./HR.
B. DOMESTIC HOT WATER DEMAND B.T.U./HR.
C. PIPING. OTHER THAN NORMAL B.T.U./HR.
ALLOWANCE FOR HEAT VALVE OF FUEL (A B C) FACTOR
17. ELECTRICAL WORK BY:
NAME ADDRESS
SUBCONTRACTORS AND
19. THEIR TRADES
ALL WORK COVERED BY THIS APPLICATION HAS BEEN AUTHORIZED BY THE (OWNER) OR (AGENT) OF THIS PROPERTY AND WILL
BE DONE IN STRICT ACCORDANCE WITH THE BUILDING CODE.
APPLICATION TO BE COMPLETELY FILLED IN. A/A06
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DATE SIGNATURE OR APPLICANT
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11 TOTAL STUN AT 7OF TEMP. DIFFERENCE•
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6 WALL CONSTRUCTION *INCREASE BATHROOM
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7 CEILING CONSTRUCTION tFOR CONCRETE FLOOR ON
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11 TOTAL STUN AT 70F TEMP.DIFFERENCE•
lZ TOTAL BTUH AT DESIGN TEMP. DIFFERENCE
This form is arallabi from The Hydronics Institute.35 Russo Plac .Berkeley Heiohts N -1 n�n�^
TO T BUMDING INSPECTOR
of die APPLICATION FOR
TOWN COI. PLAN EXAMINATION AND
BUILDING PERMIT
IMPORTANT — Applicant to complete all items in sections: 1, 11, III, IV, and IX.
` �p ZONING 1• AT (LOCATION) `l� .c�S1�1 vr�1Q�. OISTRICTAA-
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LOCATION ("a•) (STREET)
OF BETWEEN AND
BUILDING (CROSS STREET) (CROSS STREET)
LOT
SUBDIVISION LOT—BLOCK SIZE
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11. TYPE AND COST OF BUILDING — All applicants complete Ports A — D
A. TYPE OF IMPROVEMENT 0. PROPOSED USE — For"wrecking•• most recent use
1 ❑ New bui Iding Residential Nonresidential
2❑ Addition(It residential, enter number 12❑ One family is ❑ Amusement, recreational
o/ new housing units added. i/any. 13 ❑ Two or rnora family — Enter 19 ❑ Church, other religi us
in Part D. 13) number Of units— — — — —►
3 ❑ Alterati n (Set 2 above) 20❑ Industrial
14 ❑ Transient hotel, moral, 21 ❑ Parking garage
4❑ Repair, r placement or dormitory — Enter number
5 ❑ Wr eking (It multi/artily residential. o/ units ------- — i 22❑ Service station, repair gereg
enter number o/ units in building in 15❑ Garage 23❑ Hospital, instituti nal
Pan D, 13) 16❑ Carport 24❑ Office, bank, prof ssionel
6 ❑ Moving (relocation) ZT`5'TP,LL 25 Public utility
17® Other — Spec:/y ❑ y
7 ❑ Foundation only
26❑ School, library, other edue*ti nai
B. OWNERSHIP CADV\\—S\ 27❑ Stores, mercantile
28 C:] Tanks, towers
8 CEI-Private(individual, corporation, �'rj�\_�J.(L,���
n npr fit institution, etc.) 29❑ Other — Specify
9 ❑ Public (F dotal, State, or
local government)
C. COST (Omit cents) Nonresidential — Describe in detail proposed use of buildings, e.g.. fo d
processing plant, machine shop, laundry building at hospital, el in ntary
10. Cost of improvement................ school, secondary school, college, parochial!School, parking garage for
department store, rental office building, office building of industrial plant.
To be installed but not included If use of existing building is being changed, enter proposed use.
in the above cost
a. Electrical......................
b. Plumbing ......................
c.Heating, air ..........-7
d. Other(elevator, Ott.)............
11. TOTAL COST OF IMPROVEMENT
III. SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS OF BUILDING — For new buildings and additions, complete Ports E — L;
for wrecking, complete only Port J, for all others skip t IV.
E. PRINCIPAL TYPE OF FRAME G. TYPE OF SEWAGE DISPOSAL J. DIMENSIONS
30❑Mas my(well bearing) 40❑ Public or privet• company 418• Number of stories................
31 ❑ We d frame 41 ❑ Private(septic tank, etc.) 49• Total square feet of floor area,
all floors, based on exterior
32❑ Structural steel dimensions .....................
33❑ Reinforced concrete H. TYPE OF WATER SUPPLY
50. Total lend area, sq. ft. ...........
34❑ Other — Specify 42❑ Public or private company
43 C Private(well, cistern) K. NUMBER OF OFF-STREET
PARKING SPACES
F. PRINCIPAL TYPE OF HEATING FUEL I. TYPE OF MECHANICAL 51. Enclosed .......................
35❑ Ges Will that*be central air 52. Outdoors.......................
36❑ Oil conditi ping? L. RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS ONLY
37❑ Electricity 44❑ Yes 45❑ N 53. Number f bedrooms..............
35❑'Cool
38❑ Outer— Specify Will th to be on elevator? 54. Numbor of Full..........
46❑ Y*s 47❑ No bethreews
Pettiel........
IV. IDENTIFICATION — T b c mpl t d by all applicants
Nam Mailing address — Number, street, c:tv, and State ZIP c de Tel. No.
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O� _Soatb
Owner or
Lessee
Contrac•or
3.
Architect or
Engineer
Th own r of this building and the undersigned ogre* to conform to all applicable laws of this jurisdiction.
Signature of applicant Aid4iress Application date
15 Pt-� E_ A-S xA(is U�1e-
DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE
V. PLAN REVIEW RECORD — For office use
Plans Review Required Check Plan Review Date Plans BY Date Plans By Notes
q Fee Started Approved
BUILDING $
PLUMBING S
MECHANICAL S
ELECTRICAL S
OTHER S
VI. ADDITIONAL PERMITS REQUIRED OR OTHER JURISDICTION APPROVALS
ate te
Permit or Approval Check ObOta ed Number By Permit or Approval Check Obtained IJumber 3�
BOILER PLUMBING
CURB OR SIDEWALK CUT ROOFING
ELEVATOR SEWER
ELECTRICAL SIGN OR BILLBOARD
FURNACE STREET GRADES
GRADING USE OF PUBLIC AREAS
OIL BURNER WRECKING
OTHER OTHER
V11. VALIDATION
Building
Permit number �� 7
Building
Permit issu d �� 19
Building 00
Permit Fe S
A ,prow d by
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TITLE
TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR
BUILDING PERNIIT
Date 12/0 8 , i9 87
Fee Paid $. . . . .12 .0 0 Est. Value $.136 3
Permit N° 16445
on the side of
D rA ye I Street
Street No. 110
Owner Peter Wolff
Applicant Same
CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY ISSUED:
Date
No.
Fee Paid $
CLASSIFICATION
Combination Wood/coal Furnace
BUnDING PERMIT
N? 16445
OFFICE OF
THE BUILDING INSPECTOR
of the
Town of South Windsor, Conn.
South Windsor, Conn. 12/0 819 8 7
94to is fa (fPl'fifi;, That Peter Wolff
is hereby granted permission to Install combination wooed/Coal furnace
at estimated value of $ 1
on the side of 110- Krawski ''--rive Street on land
owned by Same as above
Said Work to be as described in Application
No. 16 7 4 3 and to conform to specifications and plans filed with said Application, and Building By,
Laws of THE TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR.
Issued k 12ZOS 1587
e,-�1W n. - - r-.*,
Bu' ing ns c
Streets and sidewalks, obstructed by excavations or building materials, must be guarded by barriers
during the day and by both barriers and colored lights by night.
SECTION 1343, GENERAL STATUTES OF CONNECTICUT: "When any person shall place
or keep building materials, or any obstacle in any highway (or any sidewalk) either with or without a
license therefor from the city or borough in which such highway may be situated, he shall pay said city,
town or borough all costs and damages which it shall sustain, or be compelled to reason therefor."
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION - PLEASE READ THIS PAGE CAREFULLY!
This boiler has a limited warranty, which Do not store any combustibles, including fuE
appears on the inside back cover of this for the boiler, within the fire clearancE
manual. To validate your warranty, detach the specified below in "Installation Information"
prepaid postcard, fill in the information Keep fuel clear of the fuel-loading ar
requested and return the card to Tekton ash-removal access areas.
Corporation. The serial number is located at
the rear of the boiler on the rear face of WARNING: All coal fires produce carbc
tapping #2 (supply tapping) . monoxide, a highly poisonous gas. Exposure t
this gas produces drowsiness, sleep and, i
General Information some cases death. Please read and re-rea
carefully the sections in this manual devote
Please read the literature enclosed by the to chimneys and chimney cleaning and tt-
manufacturer with the various accessory instructions on coal firing before i_nstallir
devices. These devices are warranted by the and using vour SIME FB boiler.
manufacturer, NOT by Tekton Corporation.
These accessory devices must be installed and Installation Information
used accordinq to the recommendations of the
manufacturer. The boiler must he connected to a tile-linE
masonry flue or other approved chimney. I
All boilers must be installed in accordance some areas, codes require that no othE
with national, state and local plumbing, appliance be connected to this flue. Consul
heating and electrical codes and the your local building inspector for chimnE
regulations of the serving electric, water and requirements, and install the boiler i
gas utilities. accordance with all applicable codes.
All systems should be designed by competent The boiler requires adequate fresh air suppl
contractors, and only persons knowledgeable in for efficient and safe operation. ' For mor
the layout and installation of heating systems information refer to NFPA standard #31.
should attempt installation of any boiler.
Boiler must be positioned to provide minims
It is the responsibility of the installing clearances from combustibles or combustibl
contractor to see that all controls are surfaces as follows: LEFT AND RIGHT SIDE
installed correctly and operating properly 6"; TOP AND REAR - 18"; FRONT - 36".
when installation is complete.
There must be a minimum clearance of IF
Please read carefully Section VII, B., between smoke pipe and all comhustib:
"Periodic Maintenance". Failure to protect surfaces.
your boiler from condensation during the
warm r months MAY VOID YOUR WARRANTY! Clearance to hot water pipes is zero inches.
Homeowners should read and familiarize Use 5 turns of TEFLON tape to seal ai
themselves with BOILER OVERHEATING and threaded connections.
PROCEDURE IN EVENT OF POWER FAILURE (see pages
34-36). When references are made to tapping numbers
please refer to pace 6.
Do not use gasoline, kerosene or other
flammable liquids to start or maintain Do NOT use self-contained, non-electric zor
solid-fuel fires in your boiler, or serious valves in the zone controlled by the overhez
burns and property damage may result. control.
Minimum required flue size: FB 5 & FB..§;b,_ 8" x 8" the or 7" round
FB 7 & FB 8: 8" x 12" tile or 8" round
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SPECIFICATIONS
SPECIFICATIONS FBS FB6 F187 FB8
( Maximum Gross Output-Wood Btu/hr 79,000 92,000 108,000 124,000
Burn Time hr 41/2 41/2 41/2 41/2
Minimum Gross Output-Wood Btu/hr 24,000 30,000 36,000 42,000
' t Burn Time hr 10 10 10 10
! Maximum Gross Output-Coal Btu/hr 88,000 104,000 120,000 136,000
Burn Time hr 8 8 8 8
` Minimum Gross Output-Coal Btu/hr 24,000 30,000 36,000 42,000
Burn Time hr 24+ 24+ 24+ 24+
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Maximum Gross Output-Oil or Gas Btu/hr 126,000 148,000 170,000 192,000
Heating Surface sq ft 24.1 29 34 39
Boiler w/Jacket
k Width in 181/2 181/2 181/2 181/2
Depth("A") in 291/e 33 37 41
Height in 421/e 421/e 421/e 42'/e
Firebox
Length in 15 19 23 27
Width in 121/4 121/4 121/4 121/4
Height in 141/4 141/4 141/4 141/4
Volume cu ft 1.8 2.3 2.8 3.3
Height to Center of Flue in 33 33 33 33
Tapping(s) for
1 Return in 11/2 1 1/2 11/2 1 1/2
2 Supply in 11/2 1 1/2 11/2 1 Y2
3 Aq uastat in '/z 1/2 1/2 1/2
4 Remote Tridicator in 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2
5 Drain & Fill in 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2
6 Flue Outlet in 6 6 6 6
7 Pressure Relief Valve in 3A 3/4 3/4 3/4
8 Draft Regulator in 3A 3/4 3/4 3/4
=- 9 Flue Damper — — — —
Water Volume gal 8.2 9.2 10.3 11.3
Weight of Boiler w/Jacket Ibs 540 617 694 771
Pressure Test psi 90 90 90 90
` Maximum Working Pressure psi 45 45 45 45
_ Minimum Flue Size in 8 x 8 8 x 8 8 x 8 8 x 12
Minimum Chimney Height ft 20 20 20 20
Minimum Draft Required in/WG .05 .06 .07 .07
Loading Door Size in 12 x 12 12 x 12 12 x 12 12 x 12
2 31C — A
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I. BOILER SETUP
NOTE: Make all initial connections to boiler tappings with iron fittings rather than
copper. This insures that the fittings can he tightened enough to seal properly.
NOTE: All threaded fittings must be wrapped with 5 turns of TEFLON tape to seal properly.
NOTE: When assembling the boiler, please refer to the parts diagram on page 44.
A. Initial Assemt�
1) Unpack the items in the boiler body, controls box, cleaning tool box and jacket box and check
off the items enclosed against the parts checklist, page 4.
2) Plac the boiler on a level concrete slab, as close to the chimney as possible. Leave enough
room for installation of a barometric damper in the smoke pipe. Boiler location should
permit as direct a chimney connection as is practical. Use 45 deg els instead of 90 deg els
where possible. Maximum permissible flue pipe is 4 ft straight pipe and two els. Use of a
longer run may necessitate the installation of a draft inducer in the smoke pipe. THE
BOILER SHOULD BE POSITIONED TO PROVIDE MINIMUM CLEARANCES BETWEEN BOILER SURFACES AND
COMBUSTIBLE MATERIAL AS FOLLOWS: LEFT SIDE-6"; RIGHT SIDE-6"; REAR AND TOP-18"; AND
FRONT-36". ANY FLAMMABLE DEBRIS, RAGS, PAPER, WOOD SCRAPS, ETC., SHOULD BE KEPT CLEAR OF
BOILER, ESPECIALLY IN FRONT WHERE IGNITION OF SUCH DEBRIS IS MOST LIKELY TO OCCUR. THERE
MUST BE A MINIMUM CLEARANCE OF 18" BETWEEN THE SMOKE PIPE AND ALL COMBUSTIBLE SURFACES.
B. Boiler Assembly
1) Remove nuts from studs on either side of the flue outlet hole on the rear section. With
cleanout cover facing down, mount smoke box on rear of boiler. Install and tighten nuts.
Mount the flue thimble/damper assembly to the smoke box as shown in the photo. Tighten bolts
to hold in place, and tighten stop nuts on bolts. Refer to Photo for proper positioning.
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C. Chimney Connection
NOTE: THE BOILER MUST BE CONNECTED TO A TILE-LINED OR OTHER APPROVED CHIMNEY IN GOOD
CONDITION. IF THE BOILER IS CONNECTED TO A DIRTY OR INADEQUATE CHIMNEY, IT Cps
PRESENT A SERIOUS HEALTH HAZARD FROM CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING (WHEN FIRED ON COAL) ,
OR, WHEN FIRED ON WOOD, CAN PRESENT A SERIOUS FIRE HAZARD. ALL CHIMNEYS AND
CONNECTIONS MUST CONFORM TO NFPA STANDARD #211. PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING BEFORE
CONNECTING THE BOILER TO THE CHIMNEY:
1) In some areas, codes require that no other appliance be connected to the flue serving a wood-
or coal-burning appliance; consult your local building inspector for chimney requir m nts
and install the boiler in accordance with all applicable codes.
2) A minimum flue size of 8" x 8" and height of 20' is necessary for proper operation of the FB5
& FB6 Boiler. A minimum flue size of 8" x 12" and height of 20' is necessary for proper
operation of the FB7 & FB8 Boiler. Under certain conditions, larger flues and high r
chimn ys may be required for proper operation of the boiler.
3) The smok pipe connecting the FB Boiler to the flue must have a minimum thickness of 2 -e
and must rise a minimum of 1/4" per foot run toward the chimney. Smoke pipe sections must
be attached to one another with a minimum of three sheet metal screws. Use of more than 4
feet of straight pipe and two elbows may necessitate the installation of a draft inducer!
4) A barometric damper must be installed in the flue pipe between the boiler and chimney. IT IS
UNSAFE TO ADJUST THE DRAFT HIGHER THAN .1 in/WG! IF THIS VALUE IS EXCEEDED, A POWER FAILURE
COULD CAUSE A SOLID-FUEL FIRE TO BURN OUT OF CONTROL!
Backflow preventer and fill-valve
E. Fill-Valve and Drain WATTS S1156F or Egiv. Tapping #5
1) Install a 1/2" tee in tapping #5. Install a boiler drain on this tee.
2) Install a WATTS S1156F Fill-Valve on the tee to provide makeup water for the boiler. Where
requir d by law, a backflow preventer must be installed in the line to the fill-valv
F. S_ Draft Regulator SAMSON 5D Tapes #8
The SAMSON Automatic Draft Regulator is installed in the boiler body tapping #8. Please refer
to the illustrations on the next page when installing the Regulator.
To install the regulator, apply five turns of TEFLON tape to the threads and screw the control
into the tapping securely but not too tightly as the threads may he damaged if the control is
turned too far. The hexagonal-head screw must be at the top so that the red figures show. The
red figures will be used in making adjustments.
Carefully insert the arm into the hole from right to left, with the arm in the horizontal
Position, lifting and loosening the hexagonal-head screw if necessary.
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Insert the arm about three inches, so that the chain, when attached, will not interfere with the
opening of the firing door. Tighten the screw onto the arm, keeping the arm in a relativ ly
horizontal position. The screw must bear on a flat segment of the arm, not on an edge. Attach
the end of the chain with the ring to the arm of the regulator. Attach the other end of th
chain to the extension arm on the primary air flap.
After the ring is attached to the arm of the regulator, all adjustments of the regulator should
be made with the extra hook in this ring; in this way, the chain can be unhooked (ther by
closing the draft flap) when fueling the boiler. It is undesirable to close the flap by turning
the knob when fueling the boiler, as it causes unnecessary wear on the regulator. Instructions
for setting and operating the Samson draft control are found on page 23.
1. 5.
Wrap threads on regu- Top view of c m-
lator with at least 5 pleted installation. In-
turns of teflon tape. �.,� stall chain as shown.
Install regulator in
{ tapping.
Tighten regulator with Regulator adjusted t 80
adjustable wrench - hex I on dial.
bolt should be vertical
;I when complete. Do not
over-tighten regulator!
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3. 7•
Loosen hexagonal bolt Side view showing d or
and remove wooden position when boiler has
dowel from pivot joint. reached set temperature.
Note correct position of
s, pivot joint when in-
stalled.
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Install control arm and
tighten hexagonal bolt, G
making sure it bears on
a flat on the arm.
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II. CONNECTION TO HEATING RADIATION AND/OR ANOTHER BOILER
NOTE: OVERHEAT LOOP: The piping and controls must be connected to the boi _ m-m1Ch a way _
that in th event of a power _lis one oop o radiation availab_ 1 for
gravity_ circulatiQB.. Th a loop must not be ob- i3cteci-- i�p--any-va7ves or accessories
_ which would prevent gray ty circ 'mgg er a e Toop
must be large enoug-f► to d si—sips e a eas max ed output on
solid fuel, assuming an ambient temperature of 65 deg. F. in the area heated by the
loop, and a mean water temperature of 180 deg. F.
The minimum pipe size for this loop is 3/4", and, if possible, the loop should be
located and pitched to maximize natural thermal convection of the water. Th d sign
of the loop must be such that it can be made inoperative only by deliberate manual
action.
If large enough, an existing heating radiation zone may be used for the overh at loop,
if it is equipped with Xpne_valves.__tehich will open automatically during a power
failure. (We recommend the use of AUTOMAG automatic zone valves for this
application.) If large enough, a heating zone under circulator control may also
provide enough overheat capacity.
Choosing the Right System
The FB Boiler may, be used alone as a wood/coal boiler, or it may be used in conjunction with
an existing oil-, gas- or electrically-fired boiler by connection in a series, parallel or
Auto-Mix hookup. In the latter combinations, the FB boiler serves as the primary boil r and
the existing unit as the backup system.
The type of installation chosen will depend upon the requirements of a given heating system.
Please refer to the piping schematics on the next page when reading the description of each
syst m:
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A. Only Boiler
The FB Boiler can be used as the sole heating source for a hot water system. This
installation is relatively simple and inexpensive; however, back-up heat, if required, would
have to be provided by a special burner* accessory package (available from your FB
distributor) with an oil or gas burner. To install the FB Boiler as the only boiler, see
page 15.
B. Seri s
A series hookup is the most direct and simplest form of connection between the FB Boil r and
an oil-, gas- or electrically-fired boiler. A disadvantage of the series hookup is that if
there is a domestic hot water coil located in the other boiler, the FB Boiler cannot produce
domestic hot water unless the circulator is running. Also, when the other boiler is heating
the house, there will be a small amount of standby loss through the unfired FB Boiler. See
page 16 for series hookup instructions.
C. Parallel
Wh n the FB Boiler is connected in parallel with an existing oil-, gas- or
electrically-fired boiler, domestic water can always be heated by a wood or coal fire, as
long as there is a coil in the oil- or gas-fired boiler. Since the parallel connection
provides the FB Boiler with a larger effective reserve of water to be heated, the likelihood
of boiler overheating is minimized and the system can respond more quickly to heating
demand. For instructions on the parallel hookup, see page 17.
D. HS Auto-Mix
The HS Auto-Mix, when piped as shown in the diagram, provides the most convenient and
economical heating system possible with the FB boiler.
The HS Auto-Mix system is a method of controlling house temperature that is different from
and more sophisticated than conventional systems. In the conventional hydronic system, the
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temperature in the house or zone is controlled by circulating or not circulating water of a
fairly high and relatively constant temperature to radiation. The thermostat used in such a
system is a simple temperature-actuat d switch that turns a circulator on and off. In the
HS - ix system, th circulator in the radiation loop runs continuously, and the
temperature of the wa er wing�o-tie house is controlled by th mix ng va ve, which adds
varying amounts of heated boiler water to the continuously circulating water in th
radiation loop. Tb2 valve is controlled automatically by a thermostat.
In an Auto-Mix system, the circulator runs constantly Heat is always being drawn from the
�bb' ler,_ thus minimizing the 11-el Fbibid- of boiler overheating and creosote and soot
formation. The HS Auto-Mix promotes safer, cleaner and more efficient burning of any solid
fu 1.
The Auto-Mix is especially important in installations with cast-iron radiation. The large
volume of returning cold water from cast-iron radiation causes boiler temperature to drop
suddenly and often results in poor boiler performance on solid fuel unless a mixing valv is
i used to keep radiation warm at all times in proportion to heating demand.
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� See page 18 for instructions on installing the HS Auto-Mix.
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PIPING SCHEMATICS
1
ONLY BOILER Vent,Purger,and Note 1:
Expansion Tank I Radiation Optional valves A and B can be used to
�-; Overheat Control Pressure j bypass the FB boiler when the oil or
Honeywell Relief valvt:or
� —� gas boiler is fired for extended periods
L4008B ( of time.
I Note 2:
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FB I Optional circulator B may be necessary
I I to maintain proper temperature of
—♦
_ --i-------- Cold Water domestic hot water supply from the
Fill-valve Supply tankless coil in oil-or gas-fired boiler
when the mixing valve is closed.To
SERIES Drain t•---------- control this circulator, ar ell
Radiation I L4 quastat must a installed on
`�-
Overheat Control Prc%%ure � _ y t e oil-or gas-fired boiler.
H„newell Relict valve 1
L4008Bar 1 Note 3:
re
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• inulat,,r A Set Honeywell L4006A to turn on
OIL-or circulator B at least 200 above the
GAS-FIREDFB burner low limit setting.
A ; BOILER (Suggested settings:L4006A at
••--� ••�4•••••• ("d`V1PVN Burner 180°F,burner low limit at 160°F.
1 e
Gatc Valve(„ptu,nal) (See Note 1(
N Overheat Control
PARALLEL j 0 r---------- ,� �Z I E
( Honeywell+I\
IrcN.urc i.w itchey circulitor Al Radiation
t� (�►
� r
Relict
at 200°F
H,+ne�well Valve j C
L4008B n le
1
ISwitchestin 1 Flow Check
circulator B 1 A ! OIL-or
FB 1 Valve g) Z�
at 160=1 1 � GAS-FIRED m e t a
Circulator BOILERCOE) /C-
i (side views
Burner
/
1 �
AUTO-MIX SYSTEM 4-Way r,;; -
MixinK a e culator Radiation
Overheat C+,ntro I'r A
Reliet Valve 1 -~ -_
L4008B 11 j �tPL't4 el(
1 L400oA
( j C irculat„r 1 I OIL-or (optional,
` AS-FIRED
FB ; („ptionali Gate 3)
(see note 2i 1 Valves BOILER
side views
-_ -a-�• -��-� ee Burner
F A
1 eli
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NOTE: Both HONEYWEGL controls install d above are "close-on-rise" type in operation.
The control in tapping #3 on th FB boiler is s t at 160 deg. F. and is connected
to the circulator installed between the FB boiler and the existing boiler. Wh n
the FB boiler is being fired and reaches operating temperature, this circulator
will start and circulat water through both boilers. This allows the FB boiler
to handle the domestic hot water and heating load on the other boiler. Wh n th
circulator in the piping to radiation is inactive, its resistance, plus that of
the flow-check valve, will prevent circulation through radiation by the
circulator between two boilers.
The HONEYWFLL control on the "tee" (step 3 above) is set at 210 deg. F., and
should be wired to the circulator supplying water to the largest heating zone.
This "overheat" control acts as a safety device in case the FB boil r should
overheat, and dissipates heat from the FB boiler to radiation.
DO NOT USE SELF-CONTAINED, NON-ELECTRIC ZONE VALVES IN THE ZONE CONTROLLED BY THE
OVERHEAT CONTROL! SUCH VALVES WOULD PREVENT THE OVERHEAT CONTROL FROM COOLING
THE BOILER WHEN NECESSARY.
t
When the FB boiler is inactive, the flow-check valve installed between the FB boiler
return and the oil- or gas-fired boiler supply prevents thermal siphoning and consequent
standby loss from the FB boiler. The aquastat on the existing boiler should be set as
follows:
1 High Limit 165 deg. F.
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Low Limit 145 deg. F.
' The high limit setting of 165 deg. F. prevents the oil or gas burner from starting on a
call for heat unless the FB boiler is unable to maintain this temperature. The low
limit setting is the temperature at which the burner turns off when there is no call for
heat. These settings can be raised if the FB boiler is not to be fired for an extended
p riod of time.
For further information on adjusting the aquastat of your oil- or gas-fired boiler,
consult your distributor.
D. Auto-Mix Hookup
NOTE: All interconnecting wiring must be completed as per the wiring diagram, page 20.
NOTE: The four-way mixing valve can be oriented so that the tapping labeled "UP" fac s
up or to the left when viewed from the front of the boiler.
NOTE: When installing the Auto-Mix system, please use the "Auto-Mix Installation and
Ot�jpn Manual" (available from your dealer) in conjunction with this manual.
1) Using 1-1/2" pipe, pipe out from tapping #2 of the FB boiler to the return tapping on
the oil-, gas- or electrically-fired boiler. Consider installing optional gate valves
A and B (see piping schematics) .
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2) Install a 3/4" x 3" nipple and 3/4" el on tapping #7, on top of rear section. Point
the el to the rear. Install a 3/4" x 4" nipple and the el, and install WATTS 174A
Pressure Relief Valv (supplied with boiler) on this nipple. THIS VALVE MUST BE
INSTALLED TO INSURE SAFE OPERATION OF THE BOILER AND FOR PROTECTION OF THE HEATING
SYSTEM! Pipe the 3/4" discharge line from this valve to within 6" of the floor with no
reduction. When this valve operates, hot water will be discharged. It should be piped
to an open drain so that this water will not damage the room in which the boiler is
located.
3) Pipe the supply from the oil-, gas- or electrically-fired boiler to tapping #1 on the
four-way mixing valve.
4) Connect the supply side of heating radiation to the "UP" tapping on the mixing valve.
5) Bring the return side of heating radiation through circulator "A" to tapping #2 on the
mixing valve.
6) Pipe mixing valve tapping #3 (opposite the "UP" tapping) to tapping #1 on the FB
boiler. Consider including optional circulator B in this return line in the
installation if the tankless coil for domestic water is located in the oil-, gas- or
electrically-fired boiler. Also consider installing the optional gates valves (see
piping schematics) so that the FB boiler can be valved out of the system when desired.
7) If the addition of the FB boiler has increased the capacity of the heating system
beyond theratina of the existing expansion tank, an additional tank should be added to
the system. Consult your dealer if in doubt about the requirements of your heating
system.
8) Install the ADNEYWELL L4008B Hot Water Overheat Control as described in steps (8) and
(9), page 15.
NOTE: When the FB boiler is being fired, the possibility of boiler overheating does 1�
exist, especially during relatively mild weather. Should this happen, the Hot
Water Overheat Control will open the mixing valve and dissipate heat through th
heating radiation system. �
T2 _C0NTRQI_3BQULD_BE WIRED TO OPEN THE MIXING VALVE WHEN THE BOILER WATER
REACHES =F TM BR,%TURE. SET ON THE CONTROL DIAL.
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III. ELFIrTRICAL WIRING (R fer to diagrams on this page.)
NOTE: All wiring must be completed as per the wiring diagram on this page. ALL WIRING K
BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH NFPA STANDARD #70 AND THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE.
1
NOTE: The electrical system of the boiler shall be supplied from a single branch circu
The boiler itself must be grounded in accordance with the requirements of
authority with jurisdiction, or, in absence of such authority, in accordance with
I , National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA #70-1978.
Wiring Diagrams
I —
BOILER ONLY SERIES HOOKUP
Set at
Set at
] 200 F Honeywell L4008B 200 F Honeywell L4008B
(Overheat Control) (Overheat Control)
110 VAC,
15 AMP,
60 Hz
1
i
2
T 3 T1 C1
T 4 O T2 C2 O
Room Honeywell Room Aquastat on
Thermostat RA89A Relay Circulator Thermostat Oil or Gas Boiler Circulator
(Honeywell L8124C or Equivalent)
PARALLEL HOOKUP HS AUTO-MIX SYSTEM
r
Set at Set at
200 F Honeywell L4008B 200 F
(Overheat Control) Honeywell L4008B
(Located on piping 41 41 (Overheat Control)
between boilers)
Auto-
Control ransform
L2C2 O O
Room Aquastat on Room
Thermostat Oil or Gas Circulator A Thermostat Circulator A
Boiler
110 VAC,
15 AMP,60 Hz
OPTIONAL CIRCULATOR
Set at
160°F Honeywell L4008B Set at
least
(Located on FB boiler)
20°above
110 VAC, burner Honeywell L4006A
s' 15 AMP, low limit
60 Hz
Other necessary information for
auto-mix wiring is found in the HS
I 1 AUTO-MIX 11 Installation Manual)
R
2
LT 30m O
T4 O
Honeywell Circulator Es
RA80A Relav Circulator B
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I
HOW TO BURN WOOD IN YOUR FB-SERIES BOILER
Th following information is intend d to help both the beginning and advanced woodburn r
learn how to fire the FB boiler. Boiler operation is different from woodstove
and only experience will produce the best results. operation,
Much of the information in this section is applicable to coal firing. In order to start a
coal fire, for example, you must first build a woos] fire. Therefore
read
not only the section on coal burning but also this section/onowoodeburn gurgedtbefore
attempting to burn coal in your boiler.
IV. WOOD-FIRING INSTRUCTIONS
A. Ch imn ys
The chimney is one of the most critical factors in the successful operation of any heating
system. A good chimney should provide a continuous and dependable draft.
r quir ments of the FB boiler, see p (For draft
page 11.)
The top of the chimney should be at least three feet above the
point it passes through the roof
and two feet above any
point on the roof that is within 10 feet measured horizontally. If an
adjoining roof section is higher than the section where the chimney is located, the chime y
should b at least as high or higher than that tallest section. If these two conditions are not
satisfied, a down-draft may result. Down-drafts may also be caused by other nearby buildings or
trees that are taller than the chimney.
Tile-lined masonry chimneys are generally used since they are strong and unlikely to crack from
high temperatures. Fire insurance underwriters favor and sometimes require masonry construction
for chimneys.
Natural draft in a chimney depends on two variables.
effect of air currents blowing across the top of the chimney drOft greater created by the aspirating
rtanc
natural draft which will develop when the temperature of the flue � ims highe is th
n the
temperature of the atmosphere around the chimney. Therefore, insulating the chimney flu aliner
will increase the draft as well as make it more consistent. Insulation also will reduc soot and
creosote deposits by reducing the amount of moisture condensation from the flue gases.
The following notes and the accompanying diagram briefly summarize some of the most important
points about chimney construction.
1) Proper height is required for adequate draft to occur. The minimum height required boiler is 20 feet. (Higher chimneys may be required in certain installation . ) for th FB
2) The interior surface of the flue should be as smooth as possible to avoid friction and to help
decrease the possibility of creosote, soot, and fly ash buildup.
3) The connecting smoke pipe should be the same diameter or larger where it enters the chimney as
where it enters the heating unit. In other words, it should never become smaller in diameter
going from the heating unit to the chimney.
4) Chimney cl anout doors must be airtight or they will admit cold air, both lowering stack
temperatures and spoiling the draft. Such doors should be located at least one block section
from the base of the chimney so that any condensation that may drip down inside the chimney
does not run out the door if it accumulates.
5) Air leakage in cracks where mortar has fallen out will mean a cold chimney.
6) A chimney must be warm (above 250 deg. F.) for proper draft to occur.
7) The smallest cross-sectional area should be considered the effective area of the chimney. For
example, an 8" x 8" chimney that is restricted to 8" x 6" at some point should be consid red
only as effective as an 8" x 6" chimn y.
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Full Tile Liner
ft sA fiir FH 5 and n
IV a 12"for FH-and R Top of chimney) above ridge or 2
SCHEMATICOF higher than any point within 10 measured horizontally
Clean chimney at least once a year.and inspect
CHIMNEYARRANGEMENT at least twice during heating season
Chimney located inside house Re-point mortar
with no offsets when necessary
f
All other thimbles properly plugged
No gas•hred or other wood fired appliances may
Fire clearance—min 2' be vented through same flue as boiler
to all combustibles
ape must na pi-lec
bycii uurr wall of RuN
IS'clearance from smoke pipe
to all combustibles Chimney thimble must be same size as
Do not reduce smoke pipe diameter boiler smoke pipe or larger Seal pipe
between boiler and chimney' into thimble with furnace cement
Maximum allowable smoke pipe-i straight pipe
plus two-e5 or one-90 elbow
All smoke pipe 24 gauge minimum assembled with
j sheet metal screws
i
Barometric Damper Ash cleanout door a good lit
j Requued s and kept closed
Boiler on concrete
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Hotw or Jab
,It
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8) Connecting smoke pipe must be kept a safe distance from combustible materials. This
distance is specified in local codes, which should be referred to by the installer. In
no case should non-insulated smoke pipe be closer than 18" to a combustible surface.
Insulated pipe should be installed according to manufacturer's instructions.
9) The area where the connecting pipe enters the chimney should be sealed with refractory
cement so that the connection is airtight.
B. Chimney Cleaning
Check your chimney and smoke pipe at least twice a year to see if they require cleaning.
Check it more frequently if you are new to coal or wood burning or have reason to believe
that fly ash, soot or creosote is building up.
It is not unusual to have a little smoke come into the room as you open the door slightly
for a moment before opening it completely. But if your boiler begins to smoke increasingly
as you open the door to add wood, you may have a chimney blockage. To find out what is
wrong, look into the chimney from above or below. If either is inconvenient, use a mirror
and a flashlight. The cleanout door is a handy place to use a mirror to look up th flue.
Various cleaning methods may be used: There are a large number of wire "flue brushes" on
the market that are manufactured in sizes to match most smoke pipes and tile liners in
common use. When equipped with handles and extensions, these brushes are the fastest and
most effective method of cleaning chimneys and smoke pipes. WARNING: Use of steel-wir
cleaning brushes to clean coal firing systems may produce sparks, possibly causing a dust
explosion. Special plastic and non-ferrous brushes and accessories are availabl to
eliminate this hazard. Remove as much soot as possible before any hard scraping of the
sides of the chimney flue.
Chemical chimney cleaners such as "SAP-T-FLUE" are also available. These are generally
thrown into the hot fire, supposedly causing creosote and soot to crumble and disintegrate.
W cannot testify as to what the long-range effect on the chimney or boiler may b .
However, we have been advised that any chemical salt added to the fire may cause serious
corrosion in insulated metal chimneys or plain smoke pipe or boilers, and we therefore do
not recommend their use. We have found that periodic burning of anthracite pea coal will
reduce creosote buildup. A thin layer added to a filled firebox once a week should b
adequate.
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Y
TO THE BUIIJ)ING INSPECTOR
of III APPLICATION FOR
TOWN (W PLAN EXAMINATION AND
� M W ��+� � BUILDING PERMIT
z
IMPORTANT — Applicant to complete all items in sections: 1, 11, ill, IV, and IX.
ZONING
1• AT (LOCATION) zw �'`��� DISTRICT
LOCATION l NO.) (STREET)
OF BETWEEN AND
BUILDING (CROSS STREET) (CROSS STREET)
LOT
SUBDIVISION LOT BLOCK SIZE
N
11. TYPE AND COST OF BUILDING — All applicants complete Parts A — D
A. TYPE OF IMPROVEMENT D. PROPOSED USE — For"Wrecking" most recent use �
—1
1 ❑ Now building Residential Nonresidential
2❑ Additi n(1/residential, enter number 12 ErOne family 18❑ Amusement, recreati nal
of new bousing units added, i/any, 13❑ Two or more family — Enter 19❑ Church, other religi us
in Past D. 13)
number of units——— — 20❑ Industrial
3 02Alteration (See 2 above)
14❑ Transient hotel, motel, 21 ❑ Parking garage
4❑ Repair, r placement or dormitory — Enter number
5❑ Wr citing (I/multifamily residential, of units ——————— —i ❑ Service station, repair garage
enter number of units in building in 15❑ Garage 23❑ Hospital, institutional
Past D, 13) 16❑ Carport 24❑ Office, bank, professional
6❑ M vino (relocation)
17❑ Other — Speci/y 25❑ Public utility
7❑ Foundation only
26❑ School, library, other @ducati nal
B. OWNERSHIP J -Z3 27❑ Stores, merconfile
8 Private(individual, corporation, 28❑ Tanks, towers
nonpr fit institution,etc.) 29❑ Other — Specify
9 ❑ Public(Federal, State, or
local o v rnment)
C. COST (Omit cents) Nonresidential — Describe in detail proposed use of buildings, .g.. f d
�7 processing plant, machine shop, laundry building at hospital,elementary
10. C st f improvement,,..,•.,,...... V��� school, secondary school, college, parochial school, parking gores for,
department store, rental office building, office building at industrial plant.
To be installed but not included If use of existing building is being changed, enter proposed use.
in the above cost
a. El ctrical......................
b. Plumbing ......................
c.Heating, air conditioning.........
d.Oth r(elevator, etc.).............
11. TOTAL COST OF IMPROVEMENT $ � w
III. SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS OF BUILDING — For new buildings and additions, complete Parts E — L;
for wrecking, complete only Part J, for all others skip to IV.
E. PRINCIPAL TYPE OF FRAME G. TYPE OF SEWAGE DISPOSAL J. DIMENSIONS
30 n Mao my(wall bearing) 40❑ Public or private company 413• Number of stories................
31 Q W d from@ 41 ❑ Private(septic tank, etc.) 49• Total square feet of floor area,
all floors, based on exterior 3 3o
32❑ Structural steel dimensions ....................
33❑ Reinforced concrete H. TYPE OF WATER SUPPLY
34❑ Other — Specify 42❑ Public or private company °�• Total land area, sq.ft. ...........
43❑ Private(well, cistern) K. NUMBER OF OFF-STREET
PARKING SPACES
51. Enclosed .......................
F. PRINCIPAL TYPE OF HEATING FUEL 1. TYPE OF MECHANICAL
35❑ Gas Will there be central air 52. Outdoors........................
36❑ Oil conditi ning3 L. RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS ONLY
37❑ Electricity 44❑ Y s 45❑ N 53. Number f bedrooms....0.........
38❑ Coal
39❑ Other— Specify WIII there be an el vatort 54. Number of Full..*.......
46❑ Y s 47❑ No bathrooms
Partial....0...
IV. IDENTIFICATION — To b c mplet d by all applicants
Nam Meiling eddress — Number, street, city, and State ZIP cod T I. No.
Owner or
I
Lessee �� ,�•'T11 �u ��v�� �
2. iz 1 V _3 64-ir-k.. LS
Contractor 1 � " O W
3.
Architect or
Engineer
Th own r of this building and the undersigned agree to conform to all applicable laws of this jurisdiction.
Signotur of applicant Address Application dot
13,o �(-(Clf/(-Io4
-44rza,
00 NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE 7
V. PLAN REVIEW RECORD — For office use
Plans R vi w Required Check Plan Review Date Plans By Date Plans By Notes
Fee Started Approved
BUILDING $
PLUMBING $
MECHANICAL $
ELECTRICAL $
OTHER $
VI. ADDITIONAL PERMITS REQUIRED OR OTHER JURISDICTION APPROVALS
Permit or Approval I Check Date Number B Permit or Approval I Check DOte Number By
pp Obtained y pp Obtained
BOILER PLUMBING
CURB OR SIDEWALK CUT ROOFING
ELEVATOR SEWER
ELECTRICAL SIGN OR BILLBOARD
FURNACE STREET GRADES
GRADING USE OF PUBLIC AREAS
OIL BURNER WRECKING
OTHER OTHER
VII. VALIDATION
Building 1
Permit numb r
Bui Iding
P rmit issued % 19
Building
Permit F $
ro ed
� 1
17
Y Tt E
TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR
BUILDING PERMIT
Date Sept. 9 1986
Fee Paid $. .i 8...0 0 Est. Value $2 ,R 5 0
Permit N° 15400
on the - side of
Krawski Drive Sit
Street No. 11 0
Owner Pe _ _r Wn l f f P
Applicant F r i a H a r r i g P n
CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY ISSUED:
Date
No.
Fee Paid $
CLASSIFICATION
Deck
BUIIDING PERbffr
M 15/"700
OFFICB OF
THE BUILDING INSPECTOR
of the
Town of South Windsor, Conn.
South Windsor, Conn. Seflt- 9 1986
94is is to garb fu, That
4r1D �'_7►w»r T henst.i.riwL iew
is hereby granted permission to Iaak addit;nn III x ld i x 2 5' 2*
at estimated value of $
on the side of 31 0 Krawski Dre ye Street on land
owned by -Peter--We f f e
Said Wark to be as described in Applicadga
No. 15700 and to conform to specifications and plans filed with said Application, and Building By=
Laws of THE TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR.
Issued Sent. 9 1986
���uil ing n4ector.
Streets and sidewalks, obstructed by excavations or building materials, must be guarded by barriers `.
during the day and by both barriers and colored light& by night.
SECTION 1343, GENERAL STATUTES OF CONNECTICUT: "When any person shall place
or keep building materials, or any obstacle in any highway (or any sidewalk) either with or without
license therefor from the city or borough in which such highway may be situated, he shall pay said city;\
town or borough all costs and damages which it shall sustain, or be compelled to reason therefor." ', �z
FINAL INSP Buildingbg�`1APPLICATIO FOR BUILDING PERMIT
Plumb'
HVAC Date: d
Sprinkler 110 KRAWSKI DRIVE
Electric Estimated Cost $2��
Zoning Permit Fee $ '�-
Affidoit NO. 17856 Occupancy Fee $
Eng. Dept.
Fire Dept. COMPLETE RED BOXED AREAS. Total Fee $ 20-�
Health Dept. TYPE OR PRINT ONLY
SIGN ON REVERSE SIDE.
Approved for CO: (Additional Cost) $
TO BUILDING DEPARTMENT, TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR, CT
The undersigned, hereby applies to do work according to the following specifications:
\
Job Location D Lot No. Side of Street SO Zone AH30 N
"� `�i9D�o
Applicant PQ�� '� nl�Jo�t�E' i Tel. #
Address l/O ,!�•p*ws*i Zoe. AP �7rZip Lic.#
STREET CITY STATE
Owner Address s" a►e s /MoOe --
Architect Address
Size New Area: Ft. Front Overall Ft. Deep Overall Total Area #Garages
Lavatories
No. of Families No. of Stories Construction Bathrooms Rooms 1st 2nd 3rd
Size of Lot Dist. from StrIqet Line Dist. from Side Street Line
7�e� E s /� Y/6 SAC c,cvs�,v �`-.coV_e1 1 1p
Purpose of this Permit J
jeer O1,Lof- p C AA1 5Vj'1yZ&V!d. \
City Water ❑ Well ❑ Septic ❑ Sewer ❑
Approved by Date 9::-2Z7-- 13D1A 11/88
I hereby agree to conform to all the requirements of the Laws`,I the State of Connecticut and the Ordinances of the Town of South Windsor
and to notify the Building Inspector of any alteration in the plans or specifications of the Building for which this permit is asked,and agree
that this building is to be located the proper distance from all stre t lin s,side yard lines and required distances from all other zones and is
locat d in a zone in which this building and its use is allowed.
Signed
1 hereby apply for a Certificate of Occupancy for the work described in this application for permit.
Signed
—DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE—
INSPECTION RECORD
Footing Framing
Foundation Fireplace/Chimney Insulation
Plumbing Permit# Inspections:
HVAC Permit# Inspections:
Electrical Permit# Inspections:
Sprinkler Permit# Inspections:
FINAL INS PEC (`L4 o f'C ���°� I��� ej r(A I��;�".1
Building �� S� APPLICATION FO BUILDING PERMIT
Plumbin
HVAC Date: •r�l�e S 1 M
Sprinkler 110 Krawski Drive
Electric � �` Estimated Cost $ 2S�Q
Zoning Permit Fee $ �v
Affidavit NO. 17762 Occupancy Fee $
Eng. Dept. COMPLETE RED BOXED AREAS.
Fire Dept. TYPE OR PRINT ONLY Total Fee $
Health Dept.
Approved for CO: SIGN ON REVERSE SIDE.
(Additional Cost) $
TO BUILDING DEPARTMENT, TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR, CT
The undersigned, hereby applies to do work according to the following specifications: LfZ`T,�r,
Job Location i 2ii/e... Lot No. 6LZ Side of Street Zone
Applicant /PP f+e,E_ t aAgjyx./E '�Dy Ada Tel. # 6 4"4"d78
Address /14 -VRMZ 5'ki Zie ly`e so�i t tA��e� e7 _Zip 06o 7 Lic.#
STREET CITY STATE
Owner�7�e�e �-/�2�,e1zlt �ifo Address l/o AeAcuskL
Architect ak:j� &- z&V`a Address a?-3YA-'9.3Y
Size New Area: Ft. Front Overall Ft. Deep Overall Total Area #Garages
Lavatories
No. of Families No. of Stories Construction Bathrooms Rooms 1st 2nd 3rd
Size of Lot Dist. from Street Line Dist. from Side Street Line
Purpose of this Permit Jr" 4-60/ZQ- 6"aAZA P06441
City Water Well ❑ Septic ❑ Sewer fa'
Approved by Date BD1A 11/88
I hereby agree to conform to all the requirements of the Laws of the State of Connecticut and the Ordinances of the Town of South Windsor
and to notify the Building Inspector of any alteration in the plans or specifications of the Building for which this permit is asked,and agree
that this building is to be located the proper distance from all street lines,sid yard lines and required distances from all other zones and is
located in a zone in which this building and its use is allowed.
Signed
I hereby apply for a Certificate of Occupancy for the work described in this application for permit.
Signed
—DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE—
INSPECTION RECORD
Footing Framing
Foundation Fireplace/Chimney Insulation
Plumbing Permit# Inspections:
HVAC Permit# Inspections:
Electrical Permit# Inspections:
Sprinkler Permit# Inspections:
June 20,19901
P ter and Marjorie DiPaolo
110 Krawski Drive
South Windssor, Connecticut 06074
RE: Deck Extension Inspection
110 Krawski Drive
To Whom It May Concern:
Please be advised that your swimming pool installation has not
been approved by the South Windsor Building Department. The
following items are needed for this approval;
Electrical Permit
Electrical Inspection
Final Inspection
Other X
Deck needs inspection.
I urge you to resolve this situation at your earliest
convenience, as the use of your pool without Building Department
approval is a violation of Connecticut General Statutes, and
could lead to an unnecessary liability.
Sincerely;
James Emery
Assistant Building Official
SOUTH WI;JDSOR PROPERTY Or � •: �--. CONNECTI CUT
SCALE: 1 " = 40' LA.CAVA CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.Y MARCH 24, 1986
KRAWSKI DRIVE REVISED: April 1 , 1986
. LOT 22 REVISED: J ly 31 , 1986
/J/F Al��
1pobel-1 L, � 6/a/7e cw1o4eph /?. je R;/o S.
l�'eorQ e ed s,o er
L.oT 22 i
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Exis�in9 .Cc�fch - _ -
�,of CONN�.,�e I hereby certify that this Plan,
+ O -- �.
4.0 �,,pp, ,�.�c� which shows location of OUV16of,ova building
1 . is substantially correct, and that zoning
s, regulations are not violated.
nto.ala2 ��' �� CLOSE, JENSEN & MILLER
,4' Civil Engineers & Surveyors
SURVILI,066
By
to,ttl 0 IM
.rNt Tea? �i
South Win
-. dsor
'iced ,,at' �t,r end BUILDING DEPARTMENT
>f iris rc.{.,rc,,tron and Tin-i a —:10.1ai!
r
"tips to r!, t',a�
.�nC1,; t: 3�i
^dark r �rnveQ ThPse tiled wrtil
CEI-R TI-FiC tiTiON OF Z01M'1,1U1 CO1',"i'L1!''j .E
tE;ell Proposed buildinu's)r u e,$) and,or struct,��-,-,'s)
/78.�� as shorn oa this plan to n
conformance With curre!i is So, t i 'r
regulations. Variances and speciui
may apply.
Datea
oning Enforcement Officer
_ 40
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Jim aE,��
Tio aP s ?d&zd4at
4 �v 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN. 06074
!~4sot-co AREA CODE 203/644-2511
July 13 1990
Peter DiPaolo
110 Krawski Drive
South Windsor, Connecticut 06074
RE: Electrical Permit For Pool
110 Krawski Drive
SECOND NOTICE
To Whom It May Concern:
Please be advised that your swimming pool installation has not
been approved by the South Windsor Building Department. The
following items are needed for this approval;
Electrical Permit X
Electrical Inspection X
Final Inspection X
Other
I urge you to resolve this situation at your earliest
convenience, as the use of your pool without Building Department
approval is a violation of Connecticut General Statutes, and
could lead to an unnecessary liability.
Sincerely;
James Emery
Assistant Building Official
PERMIT
DEPARTMENT DECISION APPLICATION FOR ELECTRICAL PERMIT 1�y�
Application- is hereby:
TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR
PROVED ISAPPROVED BUILDING INSPECTION DEPT.
644-2511 Ext. 230
-�� Application must be printed or typed ,
Date Bui ing Inspector
1. LOCATION OF JOB
110 Krawski Drive
FEE SCHEDULE No. Street
$ 0 - $19000 - $10.00 Floor Apt . No.
Over $1,000 - $10.00
per $1,000 or 2 . OWNER Peter & Marjorie DiPaolo
fraction thereof 3. ADDRESS 110 Krawski Drive
South Windsor, Ct.
4. APPLICANT Calvo Electric, Inc.
50 ADDRESS 129 Beechwood Rd.
West Hartford, Ct. 06107
6. ESTIMATED COST $ 150 .00
7 . IS THIS A CONTRACT COST X
es No
8. FEE ENCLOSED $ 10.00 �011il
'�/ 7749Z
9. TYPE OF BUILDING:
X RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL
10. TYPE OF JOB :
Original Installation
X Alteration/Addition/Repair
BD 3A 11/88
APPLICATION FOR ELECTRICAL PERMIT (Continued from Reverse Side)
11 . LOCATION OF JOB 110 Krawski Drive
NO. STREET APT. NO
12 . TYPE OF INSTALLATION
13. SIZE OF MAIN FEEDER
14 . NO. OF LIGHT LOOPS 15 . NO. OF HEAT LOOPS
16. NO. OF POWER LOOPS 17 . NO. OF LIGHT OUTLETS
18 . NO. OF HEAT CIRCUITS 19. NO. OF POWER OUTLETS
20. NO. OF CONVENIENCE OUTLETS 21. NO. OF HEAT CIRCUITS
22. NO. OF POWER CIRCUITS 23. NO. OF LIGHT CIRCUITS
24. SIZE OF HEAT CIRCUITS 25 . NO. OF MOTORS
26. NO. OF PANELS 27 . TOTAL WATTAGE
28. NO. OF POWER FEEDERS 29 . NO. OF SWITCHES
30. A/C LOAD 31. SIZE OF POWER FEEDERS
32. NO. OF FIXTURES 33. TOTAL HORSEPOWER
34 . NAME OF SUBCONTRACTORS AND THEIR TRADES
35 . REMARKS AND FURTHER DETAILS :
Ground pool according to code, and install twist lock pliiq nn filter.
103808 7/23/90
LICENSE NO. SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT DATE
PHONE NUMBER: 521-1202
June 17, 1993
Mr. DiPaolo
110 Krawski Drive
South Windsor Conn. 06074
Dear Mr. DiPaplo
You are hereby notified that the following condition exists on the
property referenced above:
State Statute 29-265
Type of violation:
I have contacted your household either by a phone call to your home
or I have dropped off a door tag. This was done with regards to your
swimming pool with hope that you would contact this office. According
to our records your pool does not have a Certificate Of Occupancy
which is required by State Statute 29-265 which states it is unlawful
to use a pool without a Certificate Of Occupancy.
You may have an unsafe condition that not only is a hazard to you and
your family but to your neighbors as well . All of this adds up to
extra liability for you as the home owner.
Corrective action required:
Please contact this office on or before June 25 1993
You will then have two weeks from the date you contact this office to
resolve this problem. If this date for compliance does not allow for
sufficient time to correct the problem, please let me know when you
call the office. Should you fail to correct the violation by the date
given, and do not contact me regarding this situation, this will be
referred to the State of Connecticut Housing Court for action.
If you have questions regarding this matter, call me at 644-2511 ext.
232 .
Very truly yours,
John F. Hogan, Assistant Building Official