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HomeMy WebLinkAbout22 Cityview TerraceElectric# APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PERMIT Plumbing# 22 C I TYVI EW TERRZ,CE 12/11/9 6HVAC # FNOo Nlffi N ONLY Date: Sprinkler# toFINALAPPROVA5EstimatedCost $ b Building l RZ COMPLETE RED BOXED AREAS Permit Fee 6Q, o Engineering TYPE OR PRINT ONLY Occupancy Fee $ Affidavit Appr.for CO. ESIGN ON REVERSE SIDE Total Fee G y. TO BUILDING DEPARTMENT, TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR,CT Additional Cost) $ Th undersigned hereby applies to do work according to the following specifications: Job Location o?oZ. C I rY 1/J fw nod'je 9C IE Lot No. 4— Side of Street Zone SR6 Applicant %c i.M Iv~N Ti x PAC s z t S q:-'V C. Tel.# X V V 5'4e8 9- Address 37 G J'L f.±$^,vT r/a J C.i Y /P A, s W Zip a6a7V Lic.# Owner 61704 1 'pWwoC to S Address 2 L &A N D Lei% SAA Architect W,R I G+y 7" Address Sq. Ft.New Area: 1st A. Z Voo 2nd A. 3rd A. Total New Area D Rooms V Lavatories Bathrooms Z Garages Purpose of this permit: d N Pfit o A E L A 4 City Water Well Septic System Sewer Use Group j0W9, Construction Type Area Basement Garage Approved by Date L1,jj-L1qG Revised 6/95 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,side yard lines and required distances from all other zones and is located in a zone in which this building an ' us is allowed. Signed I hereby apply for a Certificate of Occupancy for the work described in this application for the permit Signed DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE -- INSPECTION COMMENTS Electric# APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PERMIT Plumbing#22 CITYVIEW TERRACE PPHVAC # rA cq• . 2401.2 Date: o? /i 9 Sprinkler# No. FINAL APPROVALS Estimated Cost $ 70,Ob0 Building 41,007 RR COMPLETE RED BOXED AREAS Permit Fee 140 Engineering 4g q? TYPE OR PRINT ONLY Occupancy Fee $ IT Affidavit G 9 SIGN ON REVERSE SIDEAppr.for CO. Total Fee g laTOBUILDINGDPARTMENT, TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR,CT Additional Cost) $ Th and rsigned hereby applies to do work according to the following specifications: Nf Job Location &2a C I rY yl r-ul Tf,P,cAC E Lot No. Side of Street Zone Applicant `5k + M ENTv-ee Piet S 1<1/C Tel.# Zz/y-5ag8 Address 374 PX.E•ASAwT 1lALLE V k D •L• Zip 6607 V Lic.# Own r ,"Rkj.4 tV j'D WAR'D S Address ,V4 lqru b A 4. 5. Lam. Architect 2>A/U lilel t'H 7— Address Sq. Ft.New Area: 1st FI. /SOD 2nd FI. 3rd FI. Total New Area /4JO0 Rooms Lavatories Bathrooms Garages Purpose of this permit: coN S riew c r u N;r A00R4 A ' AWN bl eA P City Water Well Septic System Sewers Us Group Construction Type 54EJ Area 14Y49Y / Basement 7 Garage .72!Z Approved by Q Rz Date Revised 6/95 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 budding is to be located the proper distance from all street lines,side yard lines and required distances from all other zones and is located in a zone in which this budding its use is allowed. Signed ____-- 1-.----- I hereby apply for a Certificate of Occupancy for the work described in this application for the permit Signed DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE -- INSPECTION COMMENTS Location of Job: tit'1'IMAV 11 Additional Fee Si A_ n n State of Connecticut ss.South Windsor County of Hartford Owner I of 1`//'l Agent for the building erected Contractor under Permit No. 2 4 012 issued by the Building Department of the Town of South Windsor being duly sworn,make oath and say that the actual cost of the completed work authorized and 'd permit did not exceed the most current accepted BOCA value of S 8 8, 9 2 8 . 0 0 . Signed Subcribed and sworn to before me this day of A.D. 19 qj Estimated Cost S_ 5 .9 3 2_ n n Difference: S 2, 9 91 .00 Inspection / Approval Date By Appl Code Description Due Whom Code Comment 97-24012-B 70,000 B03 FRAMING (ROUGH) 03/07/97 JFH D TRUSS BRACING E03 ROUGH 03/07/97 JFH A E01 SERVICE 03/07/97 JFH A RELEASED OK PO4 GAS TEST 03/10/97 JFH A GAS PIPING B03 FRAMING (ROUGH) 03/10/97 JFH A B04 INSULATION 03/11/97 JFH A B10 FINAL 05/05/97 JFH D STAIRS B10 FINAL 06/06/97 RAN A RAILINGS ADDED TO RAMPS APPROVED FOR CO/BLDG (VERBAL OK ENG 6/09) 97-9905-P 3,000 97-9693-H 4,937 97-14285-E 3,000 Total Est Value 80,937 Dwelling 1,404 57,451.68 Basement 1,377 17,074.80 Garage 294 3,645.60 Smoke Det 7 525.00 BOCA Value 88,927.70 DifferenceCr 9 gg g,$ a q SITE COMPLIANCE CHECKLIST TOWN of SOUTH WINDSOR, CONNECTICUT 22 CITYVIEW TERRACE LOT_#15 Reviewed By Engineering) B & M ENTERPRISES Date Revie d Denied 376 PLEASANT VALLEY RD,SOUTH WINDSOR,C Reviewed By Planning) BP_##_24012_ Ph_# (203)528-5418 Date Review rov /Denied Date Submitted 06/06/97 FOR C f O ***** As required in the Zoning and/or Subdivison Regulations, no Certificate of Occupancy shall be issued until grading plans have been complied with and approved by the Town Engineer. The minimum requirements shall include: Approved Denied N/A 1. Approved building permit plan 2. Finish grading per approved building permit plan 3. Site work; i.e. trees, shrubs, dumpsters, required parking 4. Utility location; a. sanitary sewer/septic system b. foundation drain C. electrical & telephone d. water e. other 5. Sewer connection charge paid 6. Appropriate certification 7. Bonding 8. Planning & Zoning/ Inland Wetlands Considerations Sewer Permit No. Pavement Excavation No. COMMENTS: SITE COMPLIANCE CHECKLIST TOWN of SOUTHUT WINDSOR, CONNECTICUT 22 CITYVIEW TERRACE LOT_# /J' Reviewed B En ineering B & M ENTERPRISES Date Reviewed i pp ov Denied 376 PLEASANT VALLEY RD,SOUTH WINDSOR,C Reviewed By Planning) BP_#_23925_ Ph_#_(203)528-5418 Date Revie Approve /Denied Date Submitted 12/11/96 FOR BUI D G PERMIT ***** In accordance with the Zoning and/or Subdivision Regulations, prior to the building of any structure on a lot, a Topographic Plot Plan shall be submitted for approval. The minimum requirements shall include: App ved Denied N/A 1. Name, address & phone number of owner/applicant 2. Name, address & phone number of plan preparer 3. Zoning Information - i.e. zone, open space, floodway, etc. 4. Plot Plan at 1" = 40' scale a. Subdivision reference, abutting properties, etc b. Easements of record 6 C. Lot description, bearings, building lines, distances, area, etc. d. Contours, existing & proposed, 1 or 2 ft. interval where appropriate L e. Building location with dimensions. Elevations of proposed finish floor, garage floor & centerline of road at driveway f. Elevations of gravity drainage systems, sanitary foundation drain at the house and the street g. Tentative utility location (gas, water, electric, septic system, etc.) h. Title block with name and address of preparer, date, appropriate certification, live seal and live signature consistent with the Board of Registration requirements. (P.E. & L.S.) 14412 5. Sedimentation and erosion control 9 6. Special Planning & Zoning, Inland/Wetlands considerations (Plans on file w/Town Clerk) COMMENTS: 7 c_ <r DEPARTMENT DECISION APPLICATION FOR ELECTRICAL PERMIT PE'' Application is hereby: TOWN of SOUTH WINDSOR BUILDING DEPARTMENT Bldg Permit# APPROVED 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE 644-2511 ext.230 Date Buildng Inspector Application must be printed or typed Location ofjob Z 2 vt ew 0!s- Street No. Street Lot No. FEE SCHEDULE Floor Apt.No. 0 - $1,000 - $12.00 Over $1,000 12.00 per$1,000 OWNER I• c'. or any fraction thereof ii 4 2&eyADDRESS7K `a 1 d- rocl v44 PfW"d ,, 677 0 7Y OWNERS PHONE#c APPLICANT J'C cu of ,e. WN S F ADDRESS S-T Z c°.. ::.q C,7= 0 ESTIMATED COST$ 3000. C IS THIS A CONTRACT COST? YES NO C FEE ENCLOSED $ TYPE OF JOB.OR-CO Original Installation Alteration/Addition/Repair Revised 11/95 APPLICATION FOR ELECTRICAL PERMIT(Continued from reverse side) TYPE OF BUILDING IS THIS APPLICATION ASSOCIATED WITH A RESIDENTIAL BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION YES / NO BUSINESS ASSEMBLY CURRENT USE AND OCCUPANCY MERCANTILE EDUCATIONAL FUTURE USE AND OCCUPANCY INSTITUTIONAL FACTORY STORAGE ENGINEER'S NAME PHONE GARAGE MIXED USE ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP Other please specify) d TYPE OF INSTALLATION/WIRING METHOD e Lot v SIZE OF MAIN FEEDERS AND RATING OF WIRE USED v NUMBER OF METERS NUMBER OF DISCONNECTS AND RATINGS NUMBER OF PANELS I REMOTE DISCONNECT REQUIRED?YES/e NUMBER OF LIGHT CIRCUITS S NUMBER OF POWER CIRCUITS NUMBER OF SWITCHES NUMBER OF OUTLETS NUMBER OF LIGHT FIXTURES NUMBER OF HEAT CIRCUITS NUMBER OF A/C CIRCUITS SEPERATE HEAT LOSS AND A/C CALCULATIONS MUST BE SUBMITTED. DESCRIPTION OF WORK THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY APPLIES FOR A PERMIT TO PERFORM THE WORK DESCRIBED AND IS TO COMPLY WITH ALL LOCAL ORDINANCES AND STATE OF CONN.BUILDING CODES IN THE PERFORMANCE OF SUCH WORK. NAME STATE LICENSE NO. TYPE SICOAtURE OF APPLICANT PHONE NO. -3 DATE O/Z 71o97 4.``r art' a.., Lg• _ tip_.%i. ,+.. Y __ 5 _ INSPECTOR DATE c-/ U7 TIME LOCATION Z INSPECTION: CODE: RESULT(D/A) : BUILDING: ELECTRICAL: PLUMBING: HVAC: OTHER: 3 s DEPARTMENT DECISION APPLICATION FOR PLUMBING PERMIT Application is hereby: TOWN of SOUTH WINDSOR BUILDING DEPARTMENT Bldg Permit# APPROVED 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE D 1 l 644-2511 ext. 230 Date uilding Inspector Application must be printed or typed Location ofjob a Cl/T\/ Tom-1 Street No. Street Lot No. FEE SCHEDULE z- Floor Apt. No. 0 - $1,000 - $12.00 Over $1,000 anyfraction per n thereof OWNER oc- tvl 6n/,&P1\IS c C' (3^c EOuJ 4-Vogl or any fraction thereof ADDRESS 3? Pl04::SA-.- yA-l( RJ). So• LU I ,tio'N-OL-- OWNERS PHONE# Sd- APPLICANT Crl.1 f So 04 WI Nw f ADDRESS S '7C usT,a -sr, P. •Q K. 33 a at7 r' CIj ESTIMATED COST$ ao©• C IS THIS A CONTRACT COST? YES NO vh1 v :'" FEE ENCLOSED $ © PS o o TYPE OF JOB:sR.Original Installation Alteration/Addition/Repair Revised 10/96 APPLICATION FOR PLUMBING PERMIT(Continued from reverse side) TYPE OF BUILDING IS THIS APPLICATION ASSOCIATED WITH A BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION YES / NO RESIDENTIAL BUSINESS ASSEMBLY CURRENT USE AND OCCUPANCY MERCANTILE EDUCATIONAL FUTURE USE AND OCCUPANCY INSTITUTION FACTORY ENGINEER'S NAME PHONE STORAGE GARAGE ADDRESS MIXED USE CITY STATE ZIP Other please specify) TYPE OF INSTALLATION SIZE OF MAIN DRAIN NO. OF TOILETS STYLE NO.OF URINALS STYLE NO. OF BATHTUBS NO.OF SHOWERS NO.OF LAVATORIES NO. OF CONDUCTORS SIZE NO.OF STACKS SIZE AREA OF ROOF NO.OF CATCH BASINS NO.OF FLOOR DRAINS NO. OF OTHER FIXTURES KIND ARE TOILET COMPARTMENTS VENTILATED TO OUTER AIR BY A WINDOW YES/NO SIZE OF WINDOW IF NONE C.F.M.OF VENTILATOR SIZE OF DUCTS SEWER OR SEPTIC TANK SIZE OF WATER MAIN SIZE OF WATER PIPING&RISER WATER HEATER TYPE MANUFACTURE TANKS SAFETY DEVICES TEMPERATURE CAPACITY RELIEF VALVE TEST PRESSURE WORKING PRESSURE PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE TYPE MANUFACTURER DESCRIPTION OF WORK THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY APPLIES FOR A PERMIT TO PERFORM THE WORK DESCRIBED AND IS TO COMPLY WITH ALL LOCAL ORDINANCES AND STATE OF CONN.BUILDING CODES IN THE PERFORMANCE OF SUCH 3 WORK,,.- I ,-- ode o. 7c/6tjd- NAME STATE LICENSE NO. TYPE SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT PHONE NO.53 _(-,0 33 DATE 3 - /l 7 RNUTDEPARTMENTDECISIONAPPLICATIONFORHVACPERMITq 1- Application is hereby: TOWN of SOUTH WINDSOR BUILDING DEPARTMENT Bldg Permit# APPROVED 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE Z. q7 re(Z-- 644-2511 ext. 230 Date Building Inspector Application must be printed or typed Location ofjob 2 p? Street No. Street Lot No. FEE SCHEDULE Floor Apt. No. 0 - $1,000 - $12.00 Over $1,000 12.00 per$1,000 qt P Y e or an fraction thereof OWNER ADDRESS c3 76 G `r'" v a ffe OWNERS PHONE# APPLICANT 1-01 OW N S. ADDRESS 76c/ IV6 40% ae)-1 C ESTIMATED COST $ ` / 3 7- 5 IS THIS A CONTRACT COST? YES NO C!FEE ENCLOSED $ C- O E OF JOB:R COriginal Installation Alteration/Addition/Repair Revised 11/95 APPLICATION FOR HVAC PERMIT(Continued from reverse side) TYPE OF SYSTEM TYPE OF BUILDING HEATING Loll,' TYPE c A/C COMMERCIAL VENTILATION INDUSTRIAL HEATING STEAM LOW PRESSURE LIMIT LBS.HIGH PRESSURE LIMIT LBS. HYDRONIC WARM AIR UNIT RADIANT HEATER EXISTING RADIATION ADDITIONAL RADIATION TOTAL RADIATION DESIGN TEMP. OUTSIDE F INSIDE7F DIFFERENCE_4 F TOTAL HEAT LOSS(BTUH) 2 HEAT LOSS SHEET MUST ACCOMPANY APPLICATION) DESCRIBE ALL HEATING EQUIPMENT (INCLUDING MAKE&MODEL NO.) 77'0'-,4:-!4—4 T7—(Z 7 5— GROSS HEATING CAPACITY (INPUT-BTUH)75 NET RATING (OUTPUT-BTUH)J TYPE OF FUEL r OIL-GPM GAS-INPUT 7S ELECTRIC-KW OIL TANK SIZE&LOCATION INSIDE OUTSIDE CAPACITY LPG TANK CAPACITY AIR CONDITIONING DESIGN TEMP. OUTSIDE_IO F INSIDE76_17 DIFFERENCE -fF TOTAL HEAT GAIN(BTUH) HEAT GAIN SHEET MUST ACCOMPANY APPLICATION) DESCRIBE ALL COOLING EQUIPME (INCLUDING MAKE&MODEL NO.) AC7 C S 1/ D ef e TONNAGE COOLING CAPACITY(BTUH) YD VENTILATION DESCRIBE ALL AIR HANDLING EQUIPMENT(INCLUDING KITCHEN EXHAUST EQUIPMENT) TOTAL SIZE OF SYSTEM(CFM) FRESH AIR INTAKE(CFM) PLANS MUST ACCOMPANY APPLICATION) s FURTHER DESCRIPTION OF WORK2&r_j7j)41k Zol THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY APPLIES FOR A PERMIT TO PERFORM THE WORK DESCRIBED AND IS TO COMPLY WITH ALL LOCAL ORDINANCES AND STATE OF CONN.BUILDING CODES IN THE PERFORMANCE OF SUCH WORK. 3 0 3 6 eV S/ 2ko_ P_ jae, 4 STATE LICENSE-NO. NAME&TYPE SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT PHONE NO.1S ®20 _DATE Af-3 /q`7 r • J HEAT, INC. PROJECT: Type A2 9 FLAGSTONE DRIVE *CLIENT: B Edwards HUDSON, NH 03051 DATE: 7/96 RESIDENTIAL/LIGHT COMMERCIAL HVAC LOADS DESIGNER: J. Cowles DESIGN CONDITIOHSt DESIGN PARAMETER SUMMER WINTER N OUM.--..- -------------•------------------------- OUTDOOR DRY BULB TEMPERATURE 90 DEG.F 5 DEG.F INDOOR DRY BULB TEMPERATURE ZONE 1 76 DEG.F 72 DEG.F DESIGN TEMPERATURE DIFFERENCE .. ZONE 1 14 DEG.F 67 DEG.F INDOOR-OUTDOOR GRAINS DIFFERENCE 35 GRAINS OUTDOOR DAILY TEMPERATURE RANGE MED r---------„-------------------------"-------------------- TOTAL BUILDING LOADS: BLDG. LOAD AREA SEN. LAT. + SEN. - TOTAL DESCRIPTIONS QUAN LOSS GAIN GAIN GAIN 3-A WINDOW DBL PANE CLR GLS WOOD FR 156 5,761 0 60,490 6,490 12-J WALL R-11 + R-8 SHEATHING 866 21900 0 762 762 10-G DOOR WOOD PANEL 42 11,886 0 496 496 16-G CEILING R-30 INSULATION 1,077 2,381 0 11351 1,351 19-B FLOOR/ENCL CRAWL HARDWD + R-11 1,077 2,887 0 0 0 SUBTOTALS FOR STRUCTURE: 3,218 15,815 0 9,099 91099 PEOPLE 7 0 1,610 21100 31710 APPLIANCES 0 0 21500 1,200 3,700 DUCTWORK 0 0 0 0 0 INFILTRATION W.CFMt 71.8 S.CFMs 71.8 0 5,292 1,709 1,106 2,815 VENTILATION W.CFM: 0.0 S.CFM: 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 SENSIBLE GAIN TOTAL 13,505 TEMP. SWING MULTIPLIER X 1.00 BUILDING LOAD TOTALS 21,105 5,819 13,505 19,324 SUPPLY CFM AT 20 DEG DT: 614 CFM PER SQUARE FOOT: 0.570 SQUARE FT. OF ROOM AREA:18077 SQUARE FOOT PER TON: 668.806 TOTAL TONNAGE REQUIRED WITH OUTSIDE AIR: 1.610 TONS CALCULATIONS ARE BASED ON 7TH EDITION OF ACCA MANUAL J. ALL COMPUTED RESULTS ARE ESTIMAT$S' AS BUILDING USE AND WEATHER MAY VARY. BE SURE TO SELECT A UNIT THAT MEETS BOTH SENSIBLE AND LATENT LOADS. 1 RESIDENTIAL AND LIGHT COMMERCIAL HVAC LOADS BY YORK INTERNATIONAL INC *** HEAT, INC. **HUDSON, NH 03051 Type A2 7/96 PAGE 2 TOTAL 9ONE LOADS FOR ZONE # 1 *********************** w www-ww------------------------------------------- BLDG. LOAD AREA SEN. LAT. + SEN. = TOTAL DESCRIPTIONS QUAN LOSS GAIN GAIN GAIN 3-A WINDOW DBL PANE CLR GLS WOOD FR 156 51761 0 61490 6,490 12-J WALL R-11 + R-8 SHEATHING 866 2,900 0 762 762 10-G DOOR WOOD PANEL 42 1,886 0 496 496 16-G CEILING R-30 INSULATION 1,077 2,381 0 11351 11351 19-B FLOOR/ENCL CRAWL HARDWD + R-11 1,077 2,887 0 0 0 SUBTOTALS FOR STRUCTURE: 3,218 15,815 0 98,099 9,099 PEOPLE 7 0 11610 2,100 3,710 APPLIANCES 0 0 21500 11200 31700 DUCTWORK 0 0 0 0 0 INFILTRATION W.CFM: 71.8 S.CFM: 71.8 0 51292 1,709 11106 2,815 VENTILATION W.CFM: 0.0 S.CFM: 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 SENSIBLE GAIN TOTAL 13,505 TEMP. SWING MULTIPLIER X 1.00 BUILDING LOAD TOTALS 21,105 51819 13,505 19,324 ZONE SUMMARY FOR ZONE # 1 SUPPLY CFM AT 20 DEG DT: 614 CFM PER SQUARE FOOT: 0.570 SQUARE FT. OF ROOM AREA:1,077 SQUARE FOOT PER TON: 668.771 TOTAL TONNAGE REQUIRED WITH OUTSIDE AIR: 1.610 TONS t RESIDENTIAL AND LIGHT C0 M$RC1AL. HVAC LOADS BY YORK INTERNATIONAL INC HEAT, INC.HUDSON, NH 03051 Type A2 7/96 PAGE 3 K . .AIR'QUANTITIES ******* *** ********** I-?..- ----------------------------------------- RN ROOM AREA.'HEATING ------ ------ COOLING NO. DESCRIPTION SF) BTUH % TOT CFM BTUH % TOT CFM 1. kit,livinq,dininq 576 12,492 59.2 162 6,543 48.4 297 2. master bedrm 224 4,069 19.3 53 3,179 23.5 145 3. s cond b drm 169 2.,970 14.1 39 2,070 15.3 94 4. mast r bedrm bath 54 787 `3.7 10 857 6.3 39 5. bath & hall 54 787 3.7 10 857 6.3 39 6. 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 7. 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 S. s cond b drm 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 9. 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 10. 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 ZONE SUBTOTAL 1,077 21,105 100.0 274 13,506 100.0 614 LATENT GAIN 5,819 ZONE TOTALS 21,105 19,325 1.610 TONS 1 RESIDENTIAL AND LIGHT COMMERCIAL HVAC LOADS BY YORK INTERNATIONAL INC *** HEAT, INC. *HUDSON, NH 03051 Type A2 7/96 PAGE 4 MISCRLLANEOUS PROJECT DATA ************************* GENERAL PROJECT DATA: PROJECT DATA FILE NAME: C:COLLINSX FLOOR PLAN: Type A2 CLIENT NAME: B Edwards CLIENT ADDRESS: 644-5288 trailer CLIENT CITY & STATEt HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT TOTAL GROSS WALL AREA (SF): 1,064.00 NON-GLASS DOOR AREA (SF): 42.00 TOTAL NET GLASS AREA (SF):156.00 TOTAL SKYLIGHT AREA (SF) : 0.00 TOTAL NET WALL AREA (SF):866.00 TOTAL NET ROOF AREA (SF): 11077.00 TOTAL EXPOSED AREA (SF): 21141.00 PEOPLE LATENT LOAD MULTIPLIER:230.00 PEOPLE SENSIBLE LOAD MULTIPLIER:300.00 LATITUDE DEGREES: 41.00 TEMPERATURE SWING MULTIPLIER:1.00 EXTERNAL SHADING TYPES: NO. OVERHANG OFFSET 1. 0.0 0.0 2. 0.0 0.0 3. 0.0 0.0 4. 0.0 0.0 5. 0.0 0.0 6. 0.0 0.0 7. 0.0 0.0 OUTSIDE AIR DATA: SUMMER WINTER INFILTRATION AIR CHANGES PER HOUR: 0.500 0.500 CUBIC FEET OF CONDITIONED SPACE: X 81,616 X 81616 4,308 4,308 X 0.0167 X 0.0167 TOTAL BUILDING INFILTRATION CFM:71.8 71.8 TOTAL BUILDING VENTILATION CFM: 0.0 0.0 INFIL. & VENT. SEN. GAIN MULTIPLIER: 15.40 n (1.10 X 14 SUMMER TEMP.DIFF.) INFIL. & VENT. LAT. GAIN MULTIPLIER: 23.80 a (0.68 X 35 GRAINS DIFFERENCE) INFIL. & VENT. SEN. LOSS MULTIPLIER: 73.70 s (1.10 X 67 WINTER TEMP.DIFF. ) RESIDENTIAL AND LIGHT COMMERCIAL HVAC LOADS BY YORK INTERNATIONAL INC *** HEAT, INC. *HUDSON, NH 03051 Type A2 7/96 PAGE 5 D$TAILED 'ROOM LOADS ***************************** ITEM AREA -U- HTG, SEN. CLG LAT. SEN. DESCRIPTION QUAN VAL, HTM LOSS HTM GAIN GAIN 1. kit,living,dining 32.0 -WID X 18.0 LEN = 576 SF CEIL.HT 8.0 S -WALL-121 8 X 32 205 0.050 3.4 687 0.9 0 180 N -WALL-12J 8 X 8 7 0.050 3.4 23 0.9 0 6 W -WALL-12J 8 X 13 98 0.050 3.4 328 0.9 0 86 N -WALL-121 8 X 12 84 0.050 3.4 281 0.9 0 74 S -DOOR-10G 7 X 3 21 0.670 44.9 943 11.8 0 248 N -DOOR-10G 7 X 3 21 0.670 44.9 943 11.8 0 248 S -GLAS-3A 2-P 0-1 S-1 0$S 12 0.551 36.9 443 35.6 0 427 S -GLAS-3A 2-P 0-1 S-1 0$S 12 0.551 36.9 443 35.6 0 427 S -GLAS-3A 2-P 0-1 S-1 0$S 6 0.551 36.9 222 35.7 0 214 N -GLAS-3A 2-P 0-1 S-1 100%S 36 0.551 36.9 11329 20.6 0 742 W -GLAS-3A 2-P 0-1 S-1 0$S 6 0.551 36.9 222 69.7 0 418 N -GLAS-3A 2-P 0-1 S-1 100%S 12 0.551 36.9 443 20.6 0 247 CEIL-16G DARK 18 X 32 576 0.033 2.2 11274 1.3 0 722 FLOOR-19B 18 X 32 576 0.080 2.7 1,544 0.0 0 0 INFILTRATION W: 45.7 S: 45.7 126 26.7 3,367 5.6 11087 704 PEOPLE 2 230 300 460 600 APPLIANCES 1,500 11,200 ROOM TOTALS 12,492 3,047 6,543 - 2. mast r bedrm 16.0 WID X 14.0 LEN = 224 SF CEIL.HT 8.0 N -WALL-121 8 X 14 100 0.050 3.4 335 0.9 0 88 E -WALL-12J 8 X 16 104 0.050 3.4 348 0.9 0 92 N -GLAS-3A 2-P 0-0 S-1 100%S 12 0.551 36.9 443 20.6 0 247 E -GLAS-3A 2-P 0-0 S-1 0$S 12 0.551 36.9 443 69.6 0 835 E -GLAS-3A 2-P 0-0 S-1 0$S 12 0.551 36.9 443 69.6 0 835 CEIL-16G DARK 14 X 16 224 0.033 2.2 495 1.3 0 281 FLOOR-19B 14 X 16 224 0.080 2.7 600 0.0 0 0 INFILTRATION W: 13.1 S: 13.1 36 26.7 962 5.6 311 201 PEOPLE 2 230 300 460 600 ROOM TOTALS 4,069 771 3,179 e RESIDENTIAL AND LIGHT COMMERCIAL HVAC LOADS BY YORK INTERNATIONAL INC *** HEAT, INC. ** HUDSON, NH 03051 Typ A2 7/96 PAGE 6 DXTAILED ROOM LOADS ********************* *** ** ITEM AREA -U- HTG SEN. CLG LAT. SEN. DESCRIPTION QUAN VAL. HTM LOSS HTM GAIN GAIN 3. s cond b drm 13.0 WID X 13.0 LEN = 169 SF CEIL.HT 8.0 S -WALL-12J 8 X 13 92 0.050 3.4 308 0.9 0 81 E -WALL-12J 8 X 13 92 0.050 3.4 308 0.9 0 81 S -GLAS-3A 2-P 0-0 S-1 0$S 12 0.551 36.9 443 35.6 0 427 E -GLAS-3A 2-P 0-0 S-1 0$S 12 0.551 36.9 443 69.6 0 835 CEIL-16G DARK 13 X 13 169 0.033 2.2 374 1.3 0 212 FLOOR-19B 13 X 13 169 0.080 2.7 453 0.0 0 0 INFILTRATION W: 8.7 S: 8.7 24 26.7 641 5.6 207 134 PEOPLE 1 230 300 230 300 ROOM TOTALS 2,970 437 2,070 4. mast r bedrm bath 6.0 WID X 9.0 LEN 54 SF CEIL.HT = 8.0 E -WALL-12J 8 X 6 42 0.050 3.4 141 0.9 0 37 E -GLAS-3A 2-P 0-0 S-1 0$S 6 0.551 36.9 222 69.7 0 418 CEIL-16G DARK 9 X 6 54 0.033 2.2 119 1.3 0 68 FLOOR-19B 9 X 6 54 0.080 2.7 145 0.0 0 0 INFILTRATION W: 2.2 S: 2.2 6 26.7 160 5.6 52 34 PEOPLE 1 230 300 230 300 APPLIANCES 500 0 ROOM TOTALS 787 782 857 5. bath & hall 6.0 WID X 9.0 LEN = 54 SF CEIL.HT = 8.0 E -WALL-12J 8 X 6 42 0.050 3.4 141 0.9 0 37 E -GLAS-3A 2-P 0-0 S-1 0$S 6 0.551 36.9 222 69.7 0 418 CEIL-16G DARK 9 X 6 54 0.033 2.2 119 1.3 0 68 FLOOR-19B 9 X 6 54 0.080 2.7 145 0.0 0 0 INFILTRATION W: 2.2 S: 2.2 6 26.7 160 5.6 52 34 PEOPLE 1 230 300 230 300 APPLIANCES 500 0 ROOM TOTALS 787 782 857 JUN o eye South Windsor BUILDING DEPARTMENT May 27, 1998 Mr. John Collins South Windsor Town Hall, Building Dept. 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. Collins, This letter is to serve as documentation of the ongoing problems that we have encountered since closing on our condominium on June 10, 1997 (22 City View Terrace) at the Collins Hill Condominium Complex. At this time we feel the attempts that the builder has made to correct these issues have been at best, superficial, and have not corrected the deficiencies. The first issue is in regard to the extensive number of cracks that began in our basement on June 27, 1997. The problem was first brought to B &M's attention on July 3, 1997. The first crack measured 16 feet and within weeks another 7 foot crack appeared. B &M Enterprise was informed that not only were there cracking issues,but whenever it rained, water could be visibly seen coming through these cracks. A representative from B & M(Dave) acknowledged these cracks and said it was normal settling of the house, however, I do not believe that crack with water seepage is normal for a house less than one year old. On August 12, 1997, B & M was again notified that a third large crack was evident on the basement floor. Again there was no response from B & M. Enterprises. We continued to update B & M on a monthly basis of the ongoing and continuing cracking problems. On October 10, 1997 , we received a letter from B & M maintaining these cracks were normal and were due to the expansion of concrete. By November 4, 1997, water was not only evident on the basement floor, but also through the dolpin pins. On November 12, 1997, a subcontractor employed by B&M inspected the cracks and indicated he would return when it was raining. That person has never returned. To date we have experienced the following cracking problems in our basement: 1) 16 1/2 ft Crack from wall to wall 2) 1 3/4 ft Crack from crack#1 towards stairs 3) 2 1/2 ft Crack from crack#1 towards back door 4) 12 ft Crack from garage wall to stairs 5) 12 ft Crack from crack#4 to corner by AC compressor 6) 1 ft Crack from crack#5 towards hot water heater 7) 7 ft Crack from corner of garage to window by AC compressor below utility room 8)4 1/2 ft Crack runs from garage to outside house by utility room 9) 10 ft Crack from south wall to hot water heater 10)2 ft Crack from crack#9 towards window on west side 11) 2 ft Crack from crack#9 towards front of house 12)Numerous hairline cracks under Ping-Pong table 13) 1 1/2 ft Crack from corner support of front stoop diagonally to west wall 14) 3 1/2 ft Crack middle of lolly column 15)4 ft Crack in foundation wall from top to floor 16) Left side foundation wall leak from top to bottom 17) Right side of front foundation wall water leak from top to bottom, forms puddle 18) Ramp: 2 cracks on each side of wall B & M Enterprises were notified each month from July of 1997 of the ongoing and increasing number of cracks in our basement. We understand that some cracking is normal and expected, however,we believe the amount of cracking we have experienced , coupled with the presence of water, indicates a much more serious structural problem. After months of complaints, on April 3, 1998,the dolpin pins were plugged with cement and on May 12, 1998, a B & M employee came to chisel out some of the cracks, and then filled them with silkaflex. However, now, not only are these cracks unsightly in appearance, but after speaking to a number of concrete specialists, we seriously question the long term durability ofthis procedure. Currently, not only do we have an unsightly basement, but one that may continue to have water problems. For a home that is not yet one year old these problems are unacceptable. (Please see exhibit 1.) The second issue is in regard to the multiple drainage issues in and around 22 City View Terrace. Please refer to exhibit#2. At and since our closing on June 10,1997, we notified B &M Enterprises of the poor drainage conditions surrounding our home. There were and continue to be deep gullies and ruts in our back and side yard that have added to the pooling of water at the bottom of the property(see exhibit 3). Last summer we were told by B & M that the situation was temporary and would be addressed in the fall of 1997. However,the ruts have not been adequately addressed and are not only unappealing aesthetically, but these ruts are also trip hazards that could result in liability issues. We now believe that a drainage problem exists because Mr. Edwards did not adequately address the run off ofwater behind 22 City View Terrace (both the grassy area and the access road). It seems unfair that because of Mr. Edwards negligence,this issue should now become the responsibility of the Condominium Association. The third and final issue is the poor installation of the driveway at 22 City View Terrace. On June 24, 1997 it was reported to B & M that there appeared to be a problem with water pooling in approximately six different areas of our driveway. This concern was then reported each successive month, 7/21/97, 8/6/97, 9/12/97 and 10/3/97. We were concerned that with the onset of winter weather these puddles would freeze and become potential slip hazards. Again Mr. Edwards chose to ignore these concerns and did not inspect these asphalt problems until November 12, 1997. Without advance notice from B & M,we returned home in December and found their asphalt contractor burning the asphalt in our driveway. Unfortunately the contractors attempts to correct the problems were unsuccessful and we were told that due to the cold weather conditions the problems with puddling could not be addressed until spring. To this date the puddling continues to be a problem,therefore,we had an asphalt contractor inspect and review Mr. Edwards plans for repair. We were informed that what Mr. Edwards was offering was no more then a sealcoat, and that the problem most likely would continue. For a home that is less then one year old,we feel the construction problems we have experienced have been extensive. Hopefully,with the town's building official's help these problems will be resolved. Let me end here with a footnote on Mr. Edwards behavior this morning. Not mentioned in this letter were the interior problems with B &M Enterprises'workmanship. Yesterday Mr. Edwards sent over a contractor to do a repair at 8:00 in the morning. We were not notified of this arrangement and therefore in bed when the contractor arrived. We asked that the contractor make an appointment to come back so that we would be ready for his visit. Today Mr. Edward phoned us and was extremely rude stating from here on "No issues that we brought forward would be addressed!". We are asking for the assistance of our building inspector to help resolve these issues. Thank you in advance for your attention in this matter. Sincerely, Marian J. McCaul 4zj&,,v•/ft 42u,& Elizabeth Tripp IA 6eA Q, cc: Mr. Brian Edwards (B & M Enterprises) cc: Mr. Joseph Bottaro cc: Attorney Ralph Keen EXHIBIT$ 1 r,« zW.. W:. ,a .;. n rE Ike 11V r 41t VA It 61 lot LLI ' i;_ ,16 AN, I rh SUM 0 J 1998 June 2, 1998 South Windsor Mr.John Collins,Building Dept. BUILDING DEPARTMENT South Windsor Town Hall 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor,CT 06074 Dear Mr.Collins: Recently,we received a copy of the letter that was sent to you by Mrs.McCaull and Mrs.Tripp of 22 Cityview Terrace. In that letter,the resident mentioned three major problems they have had since they moved into their house on 6/10/97. Unfortunately,they have made it sound like we have made no efforts to fix any of these problems when,in reality,we have attempted to fix these and many other problems for them. But they did not mention any of these in their letter.Please notice the following attempts we have made to address and correct their complaints: 1) 11/21/97-The faucet in the bathroom was leaking. The problem was fixed 11/25/97. 2) 10/15/97-There was a cracked tile under the toilet. B&M arranged to have it fixed between 10/29 and 10/31. But then the resident wouldn't allow the work to be done. 3) 11/6/97-Hot air was escaping around the fiunace in the basement. This was completed on 11/11/97. 4) 10/15/97-The resident wanted 2 quarts oftouch-up paint. This was delivered 11/6/97. 5) 10/15/97-There were ruts on lawn and there were grading problems around their house. These were taken care of 10/16 and 10/17. 6) 10/1 5/97-There were a couple doors that did not close properly and there was a gap in the basement door which was letting air and light through. This was taken care of 10/24/97. 7) 8/27/97-The resident had repeated problems with the toilet not flushing properly and the sink was leaking water under sink cabinet. This was taken care of that same day. 8) 1/5/98-The door between the laundry room and the garage did not shut properly and did not lock. This was completed 1/19/98. 9) The residents complained about a miniscule knick in the countertop. The cabinetmaker replaced this for them on 9/9/97. Then,they complained the new countertop was different and was not installed properly. However,it was the exact same countertop as the other. They practically chased the cabinetmaker out of their house because ofthis and displayed a very condescending attitude toward him. 1/6/98-The cabinet counter was coming away from the wall. It was not secured to the wall and moved.This was completed 1/19/98. 10) 1/13/98-B&M received a letter dated 1/9 that reported a problem with a bubble on the wall in the bathroom. On Thursday,5/28/98,our drywall contractor called at approximately 8:00 a.m.to see if he could come over to fix this and they said yes. But when he got there,Mrs. McCaull said she couldn't decide what to do and needed to call her daughter and she refused to let the contractor correct the problem after he made a special trip over there to fix it. 11) Regarding the cracks in the basement,an architect inspected the cracks and determined them to be shrinkage cracks. However,we,upon the resident's request,sent 2 workers to fill these cosmetic cracks to please the resident. 12)Also,regarding the problems with their driveway,they mentioned in their letter that"Mr. Edwards offering was no more than a sealcoat." That is not true. Enclosed is a copy ofthe 1 letter we sent them regarding how we would go about fixing their driveway. As you will see, this would have been a very extensive process,not just a"sealcoat". Unfortunately,they never responded to our letter,even when we sent them a follow-up letter the next month due to their lack of response to our first letter. So this problem remains unresolved because of the resident's lack of cooperation with our efforts,not because of Mr.Edwards lack of response. 13)The resident complained there was water in the basement. We identified this as a leak through the dowel pins,which we corrected,and since we have received no further complaints regarding this,we are under the understanding that there is no longer any water problem in the basement. 14)The resident has experienced various problems with screens and windows in their house. However,these have all been add and taken care of by an Owens Corning representative. 15)There were four barrels adjacent to the Collins property line next to Mrs.McCaull's and Mrs. Tripp's unit. The attorney for the landowner was responsible to assure us that these barrels could be removed from the property. He employed Don Dobay,an environmental specialist, who determined that the barrels did not contain any hazardous waste aside from diesel fuel. We've since removed the barrels upon the approval of the landowner's attorney. Mrs. McCaull implied that B&M placed these barrels there,which was not true. However,B&M did remove them in May of 1998. As you can see from the detailed work records we have kept,we have made every effort to address and take care of all of Mrs.McCaull and Mrs.Tripp's concerns.The reason why we have done this is because we are very concerned with making our customers happy,as a good reputation means a lot in business today. With Mrs.McCaull and Mrs.Tripp,we've gone the extra mile,doing even more than we were requh ed to,all in an effort to try to satisfy them. Our records,our workmen,and our subcontractors can substantiate all the claims we have made in this letter. Ifyou would like to contact any of them with regard to this situation,please feel fee to call us for their names and phone numbers. Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter. Brian K.Edwards,President M Enterprises;Inc. Enclosure(1) BKE/lre cc: Mrs.McCaull and Tripp Attorney David Lynch Mr.Joseph Bottaro 2 B&M Enterprises P.O. Box 1060 South Windsor,CT 06074 April 25, 1998 22 Cityview Terrace South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Ms. McCaul and Ms. Tripp: In response to your complaint of puddles in your driveway, Rick Winiarski, paving manager and Brian Johnston, paving superintendent of Galasso Materials examined your driveway on 4/23 and on 4/24, after it had been raining to determine the severity of the problem and what could be done to fix the problem. Although, it was of their professional opinion that this was not a significant problem they are willing to repair the driveway in the following manner. The two low spots will be heated and scratched out. A driveway filler will be applied to level the area. A sand texture coat would then be applied to the entire driveway, not including the access road. This will eliminate water from collecting in those areas. If you would like us to proceed with this repair as stated please sign this letter and return it to us as soon as possible. At that time we will make a copy of the signed letter for your records and we will contact Galasso Materials to schedule the repair. Sincerely, B & M Enterprises. Inc. Yes, we would like to have the driveway fixed in the manner described above. Signature: Date: