HomeMy WebLinkAbout103 BERRY PATCH BUILDING CLUBHOUSE Electric #
I94-5Q/6&3 APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PERMIT
Plumbing# i i ti SI 103 Winterberry Lane (Clubhouse) Date:
HVAC # 1 i q(03
Sprinkler# 30077 Estimated Cost $ 56,000.00
FINAL APPROVALS F00" SIGN
- - --- - -Building PLETE RED BOXED AREASPermit Fee $ �yU
Occupancy Fee $ tO
Engineering TYPE OR PRINT ONLY En Ins Fee $
A r. for CO. Tlt of j P ON REVERSE SIDE g� PAffidavit iPP Total Fee $ 8So
TO THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT,TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR, CT (Additional Cost) $
The undersigned hereby applies to do work according to the following:
Applicant The Metro Construction Corp. Location of Work 103 HpTry p,fch Winterberry Lane Lot No.Clubhouse
Applicant's Address 6 Executive Drive Tel.# 860-674-5640
Town Farmington , Cr Zip 06032 Lic.# MC0.900434
Owner-Berry Patch Associates L.P. Architect Associated Architects
Owner's Address 6 Executive Drive Architect's Address 16 Spring Lane
Farmington , Cr Zip 06032 Farmington , CT Zip 06032
Sq. Ft. New Area: 1st FI. 1 ,312 s.f. 2nd A. --- 3rd A. ---- Total New Area 1 ,312 s_f_
Purpose of this permit New construction - catmunity clubhouse
City Watery Well❑ Septic System❑ Sewer[X
Ins: HO SP Cert. Area Basement Garage
Approved by Date Use Group Construction Type
Revised W02
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 t be located the proper distance from all street lines,side yard lines,and required
distances from all other zones and is k7cated in this ilding and its use is allowed.
Signed
I hereby apply for a Certificate of u for the work described in this application for the permit.
Signed
DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE
INSPECTION COMMENTS
DEPARTMENT DECISION APPLICATION FOR PLUMBING PERMIT
PERMIT#
Application Liy: TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR
BUILDING DEPARTMENT
PRO 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE Bldg.Permit#
644-2511 ext. 230 '�6 O
Date B ?ding Inspector
Application must be printed or typed
FEE SCHEDULE Location of Job:
103 Berry Patch ubhouse
$0-$1,000=$15.00 Street No. Street Lot No.
Over$1,000=
$15.00 per$1,000 :N/:Aor any fraction thereof Tenant Designation .
APPLICANT Fahrenheit Mechanical Services Inc.
APPLICANT ADDRESS 56 Depot Street
Broad Brook, Cr 06016
APPLICANT PHONE# (860) 623-1991
Ow N SF OWNER wry Patch Associates Limited Partnership
q� OWNER ADDRESS 6 Executive Drive, Suite 100
Farmington, Cr 06032
O - OWNER PHONE (860) 674-5641
C ESTIMATED COST$�r5� 00 0
W IS THIS A CONTRACT COST? X Yes No
�Lr �<✓ FEE ENCLOSED$
° TYPE OF JOB:`SO R-C o X New Installation
Alteration/Addition/Repair
Revised 4/01//2002
APPLICATION FOR PLUMBING PERMIT (Continued from reverse side)
TYPE OF BUILDING IS THIS APPLICATION ASSOCIATED WITH A
BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION? ❑YES ❑NO
U RESIDENTIAL
❑BUSINESS CURRENT USE AND OCCUPANCY
❑ASSEMBLY
❑MERCANTILE FUTURE USE AND OCCUPANCY
❑EDUCATIONAL
❑INSTITUTIONAL
❑FACTORY ENGINEER'S NAME PHONE
❑STORAGE
❑GARAGE ADDRESS
0 MDCED USE
CITY STATE ZIP
(Other please specify)
TYPE OF INSTALLATION New SIZE OF MAIN DRAIN 4"
NO.OF TOILETS 1 STYLE Elongated NO.URINALS N/A STYLE N/A
NO.OF BATHTUBS NO.OF SHOWERS 1 NO.OF LAVATORIES 1
NO.OF CONDUCTORS SIZE NO.OF STACKS 1 SIZE 3
AREA OF ROOF Back NO.OF CATCH BASINS N/A NO.OF FLOOR DRAINS 1
Kitchen
NO.OF OTHER FIXTURES Sink KIND Single Bowl Stainless Steel
ARE TOILET COMPARTMENTS VENTILATED TO OUTER AIR BY A WINDOW ❑YES 01 NO
SIZE OF WINDOW IF NONE C.F.M.OF VENTILATOR
SIZE OF DUCTS SEWER OR SEPTIC TANK Sewer
SIZE OF WATER MAIN 2" SIZE OF WATER PIPING&RISER 3/4
Weil Mclain
WATER HEATER: TYPE Indirect MANUFACTURER P/US 120
DESCRIPTION OF WORK
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY APPLIES FOR A PERNHTTO PERFORM THE WORK DESCRIBED AND IS TO
COMPLY WITH ALL LOCAL ORDINANCES AND STATE OF CONNECTICUT BUILDING CODES IN THE
PERFORMANCE OF SUCH WORK.
P-1 00204480 P-1 . Cr
CONTRACTORS LICENSE NO. E STATE
SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT DATE
DEPARTMENT DECISION APPLICATION FOR HVAC PERMIT
PERMIT#
Application i TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR 1 I yb 3
BUILDING DEPARTMENT
APP O 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE
Bldg.Permit#
644-2511 ext. 230 OG��
Date Bu ng Inspector
Application must be printed or typed
FEE SCHEDULE Location of Job:
FT-e-nant
Berry Patch Clubhouse
$0-$1,000=$15.00 Street Lot No.
Over$1,000=
$15.00 per$1,000 N/A
or any fraction thereof gnation Apt.No.
APPLICANT Fahrenheit Mechanical Services Inc.
APPLICANT ADDRESS 56 Depot Street
Broad Brook, Cr 06016
APPLICANT PHONE# (860) 623-1991
OWN S OWNER Berry Patch Associates Limited Partnership
q< OWNER ADDRESS 6 Executive Drive, Suite 100
j Farmington, Cr 06032
0 w `. E� OWNER PHONE (860) 674-5641
C ESTIMATED COST$ (od O 6
a IS THIS A CONTRACT COST? X Yes No
F.
FEE ENCLOSED$ rC(�
5 Co
TYPE OF JOB:
R C X New Installation
—Alteration/Addition/Repair
Revised 4/01//2002
APPLICATION FOR HVAC PERMIT (Continued from reverse side)
TYPE OF SYSTEM: TYPE OF BUILDING:
21 HEATING ❑RESIDENTIAL
21 A/C ❑COMMERCIAL
21 VENTILATION ❑INDUSTRIAL
HEATING
D STEAM LOW PRESSURE LIMIT LBS. HIGH PRESSURE LIMIT LBS.
❑HYDRONIC 92 WARM AIR ❑UNIT RADIANT HEATER PER
EXISTING RADIATION ADDITIONAL RADIATION TOTAL RADIATION PLANS
DESIGN TEMP. OUTSIDE OF INSIDE OF DIFFERENCE OF &
TOTAL HEAT LOSS(BTUH) °F(BEAT LOSS SHEET MUST ACCOMPANY SPECS
APPLICATION)
DESCRIBE ALL HEATING EQUIPMENT(INCLUDING MAKE&MODEL NO.)
Magic Pak M/N 51 ffidC 243A-2B
GROSS HEATING CAPACITY(INPUT—BTUH)51,000 NET RATING(OUTPUT—BTUH) 41,000
TYPE OF FUEL
❑ OIL—GPM OIL TANK LOCATION:D INSIDED OUTSIDE CAPACITY
3 GAS—INPUT LPG TANK CAPACITY ELECTRIC—KW
AIR CONDITIONING PER
DESIGN TEMP.OUTSIDE T INSIDE OF DIFFERENCE -F PLANS
TOTAL HEAT GAIN(BTUH) (HEAT GAIN SHEET MUST ACCOMPANY APPLICATION) &
DESCRIBE ALL COOLING EQUIPMENT(INCLUDING MAKE&MODEL NO.) SPECS
2 24
TONNAGE COOLING CAPACITY(BTUH) ►000
VENTILATION
DESCRIBE ALL AIR HANDLING EQUIPMENT(INCLUDING KITCHEN EXHAUST EQUIPMENT)
TOTAL SIZE OF SYSTEM(CFM) 800 FRESH AIR INTAKE(CFM)
(PLANS MUST ACCOMPANY APPLICATION)
FURTHER 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 CONNEC 1CUT BUILDING CODES IN THE
PERFORMANCE OF SUCH WORK
303755 S-1 CP
CONTRACTORS LICENSE NO. TYPE STATE
SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT / DATES
DEPARTMENT DECISION APPLICATION FOR ELECTRICAL PERMIT
TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR PERMIT#
Application is hereby: � C61
BUILDING DEPARTMENT
APPROVED 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE
644-2511 ext. 230 Bldg.Permit#
i 3 nn-7-7
Date Buil t
;g Inspector
Application must be printed or typed
FEE SCHEDULE Location of Job: Clubhouse
103 Berry Patch
$0-$1,000=$15.00 Street No. Street Lot No.
Over$1,000=
$15.00 per$1,000
or any fraction thereof Tenant Designation Apt.No.
APPLICANT J-Electric
APPLICANT ADDRESS 8 Sanrico Drive
Manchester CT. 06040
APPLICANT PHONE# 8 6 0-6 4 5-9 8 91
OW N SF-4
OWNER Berry Patch Associates Limited Partnership
OWNER ADDRESS 6 Executive Drive
Farmington CT. 06032
OWNERPHONE 860-674-5620 x5641
Q
C = ESTIMATED COST$2 0 0 0 .0 0
•-1 " t C�
x IS THIS A CONTRACT COST? X Yes _No
LG o �G FEE ENCLOSED$ ,3D
1� TYPE OF JOB:
6SOR Cps x New Installation
_Alteration/Addition/Repair
Revised 4/01//2002
APPLICATION FOR ELECTRICAL PERMIT (Continued from reverse side)
TYPE OF BUILDING IS THIS APPLICATION ASSOCIATED WITH A
6 RESIDENTIAL BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION? ❑YES O NO
0 BUSINESS CURRENT USE AND OCCUPANCY
O ASSEMBLY
❑MERCANTILE
❑EDUCATIONAL FUTURE USE AND OCCUPANCY Clubhouse
❑ INSTITUTIONAL EA3/CJL Engineering 860-257-3968
❑FACTORY ENGINEERS NAME g g PHONE
❑ STORAGE
❑GARAGE ADDRESS 203 Rriarwood Ct. Rocky Hill CT. 06067
❑MIXED USE
CITY STATE ZIP
(Other please specify)
TYPE OF INSTALLATION/WIRING METHOD PVC Conduit
SIZE OF SERVICE 100 Amp SIZE OF MAIN CONDUCTORS #2 Al
NUMBER OF METERS 1 NUMBER OF DISCONNECTS AND RATINGS
NUMBER OF PANELS 1 REMOTE DISCONNECT REQUIRED? ❑YES O NO
NUMBER OF LIGHT CIRCUITS NUMBER OF POWER CIRCUITS
NUMBER OF SWITCHES NUMBER OF OUTLETS
NUMBER OF LIGHT FIXTURES NUMBER OF HEAT CIRCUITS
NUMBER OF A/C CIRCUITS
SEPARATE HEAT LOSS AND A/C CALCULATIONS MUST BE SUBMITTED.
DESCRIPTION OF WORK
Install 100 amp underground service to supply clubhouse.
See seperate permit for wiring of clubhouse. This permit
for service only.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY APPLIES FOR A PERMIT TO PERFORM THE WORK DESCRIBED AND IS TO
COMPLY WITH ALL LOCAL ORDINANCES AND STATE OF CONNECTICUT BUILDING CODES IN THE
PERFORMANCE OF SUCH WORK.
123580 E-1 CT.
CONTRACTORS LICENSE NO. TYPE STATE
SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT DATE
STATE OF CONNECTICUT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
DMSION OF FIRE,EMERGENCY&BUILDING SERVICES
OFFICE OF THE STATE BUILDING INSPECTOR
RANS °s June 17, 2004
�T
Metro Construction
6 Executive Drive
Farmington, CT 06032
RE: M-853-04 Berry Patch
205 Oakland Road
South Windsor, Connecticut
Dear Sir or Madam:
I have reviewed the referenced request for modification to utilize Section 504.6.1,
of the 2003 International Mechanical Code (see attached).
It is my decision to approve this modification, as requested, to utilize the
approved language of the referenced section of the 2003 International
Mechanical Code, in lieu of the requirements of the 1999 State Building Code.
This decision is based on the approved language of the model document.
If you have any questions, please contact Daniel Tierney, Deputy State Building
Inspector, at (860) 68578310. / / '
Qp�Y r ,
1�'"v� piv 0,
s � ' ogo
' �10 d� ristopher R. Laux, AIA
State Building Inspector
G CRL:DT:pm
Attachment
cc: Christopher Dougan, South Windsor Building Official
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Telephone (860) 685-8310
1111 Country Club Road P.O.Box 2794
Middletown,CT 06457-9294
http://www.state.ct.us/dps/dfebs
An Equal Opportunity Employer
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EXHAUST SYSTEMS
504.2 Exhaust penetrations.Ducts that exhaust clothes dryers fan motors installed in exhaust systems shall be located outside
shall not penetrate or be located within any fireblocking, of the airstream.In multiple installations,the fan shall operate
draftstopping or any wall, floor/ceiling or other assembly re- continuously or be interlocked to operate when any individual
quired by the International Building Code to be fire-resistance unit is operating.Ducts shall have a minimum clearance of 6
rated,unless such duct is constructed of galvanized steel or alu- inches(152 mm)to combustible materials.Clothes dryer tran-
minum of the thickness specified in Section 603.4 and the sition ducts used to connect the appliance to the exhaust duct
fire-resistance rating is maintained in accordance with the Inter- system shall be limited to single lengths not to exceed 8 feet
Inational Building Code.Fire dampers,combination fire/smoke (2438 mm)in length and shall be listed and labeled for the ap-
dampers and any similar devices that will obstruct the exhaust plication.Transition ducts shall not be concealed within con-
flow,shall be prohibited in clothes dryer exhaust ducts. struction.
504.3 Cleanout.Each vertical riser shall be provided with a
means for cleanout. SECTION 505
504.4 Exhaust Installation.Dryer exhaust ducts for clothes DOMESTIC KITCHEN EXHAUST EQUIPMENT
dryers shall terminate on the outside of the building and shall be 505.1 Domestic systems.Where domestic range hoods and do-
equipped with a backdraft damper. Screens shall not be in- mestic appliances equipped with downdraft exhaust are located
stalled at the duct termination.Ducts shall not be connected or within dwelling units, such hoods and appliances shall dis-
installed with sheet metal screws or other fasteners that will ob- charge to the outdoors through ducts constructed of galvanized
struct the exhaust flow.Clothes dryer exhaust ducts shall not be steel,stainless steel,aluminum or copper.Such ducts shall have
connected to a vent connector,vent or chimney.Clothes dryer smooth inner walls and shall be air tight and equipped with a
exhaust ducts shall not extend into or through ducts or plenums. backdraft damper.
504.5 Makeup air.Installations exhausting more than 200 chn Exceptions:
(0.09 m3/s)shall be provided with makeup air.Where a closet is
designed for the installation of a clothes dryer,an opening hav- 1.Where installed in accordance with the manufacturer's
ing an area of not less than 100 square inches(0.0645 m2)shall installation instructions and where mechanical or nat-
be provided in the closet enclosure. ural ventilation is otherwise provided in accordance
with Chapter4,listed and labeled ductless range hoods
504.6 Domestic clothes dryer ducts.Exhaust ducts for do- shall not be required to discharge to the outdoors.
mestic clothes dryers shall be constructed of metal and shall
have a smooth interior finish.The exhaust duct shall be amini- 2. Ducts for domestic kitchen cooking appliances
mum nominal size of 4 inches(102 mm)in diameter.The entire equipped with downdraft exhaust systems shall be per-
system shall be supported and secured in place.The nutted to be constructed of Schedule 40 PVC pipe pro-
male end of the duct at overlapped duct joints shall extend in the vided that the installation complies with all of the
direction of airflow.Clothes dryer transition ducts used to con- following:
nect the appliance to the exhaust duct system shall be limited to 2.1.The duct shall be installed under a concrete slab
single lengths not to exceed 8 feet(2438 mm)and shall be listed poured on grade.
and labeled for the application.Transition ducts shall not be 2.2. The underfloor trench in which the duct is in-
concealed within construction. stalled shall be completely backfrlled with sand
504.6.1 Maximum length. The maximum length of a or gravel.
clothes dryer exhaust duct shall not exceed 25 ft(7620 mm) 2.3.The PVC duct shall extend not greater than 1 inch
from the dryer location to the outlet terminal. The maxi- (25 mm)above the indoorconcrete floor surface.
mum length of duct shall be reduced 2'h feet for each 45-de-
gree (0.79 rad) bend and 5 feet (1524mm) for each 2.4.The PVC duct shall extend not greater than 1 inch
' 90-degree(1.6 rad)bend. The maximum length of the ex- (25 mm)above grade outside of the building.
haust duct does not include the transition duct. 2.5.The PVC ducts shall be solvent cemented.
Exception:Where the make and model of the clothes dryer
to be installed is known and the manufacturer's installation SECTION 506
instructions for such dryer are provided to the code official, COMMERCIAL KITCHEN HOOD VENTILATION
the maximum length of the exhaust duct, including any
transition duct,shall be permitted to be in accordance with SYSTEM DUCTS AND EXHAUST EQUIPMENT
the dryer manufacturer's installation instructions. 506.1 General.Commercial kitchen hood ventilation ducts and
exhaust equipment shall comply with the requirements of this
504.6.2 Rough-in required. Where a compartment or section.Commercial kitchen grease ducts shall be designed for
space for a domestic clothes dryer is provided,an exhaust the type of cooking appliance and hood served.
duct system shall be installed in accordance with Sections 506.2 Corrosion protection.Ducts exposed to the outside at-
504.6 and 504.6.1. mosphere or subject to a corrosive environment shall be pro-
504.7 Commercial clothes dryers.The installation of dryer tected against corrosion in an approved manner.
exhaust ducts serving Type 2 clothes dryers shall comply with 5063 Ducts serving Type I hoods. Type I exhaust ducts shall '
the appliance manufacturer's installation instructions.Exhaust be independent of all other exhaust systems except as provided in
38 2003 INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE®
J
_.General Information for Dryer Exhausting
Nfirmmz ng the length of ductwork and the number of turns in an exhaust system rmmnuzes the potential for lint to settle and accumulate in
the exhaust duct and in the interior cabinet of the dryer.Refer to your specific dryer installation instructions for recommended duct length.
1.Wall Caps and Other Terminations 4.Use of Flexible Metal Ducting 1.Accessibility for Cleaning
All exhaust systems must be terminated in a manner We recommend the use of 4"diameter rigid metal Since it may be necessary from time to time to remove
that will prevent backdrafts from outside as well as ducting for permanent and transition venting. lint from the inside of the ductwork,it is important that
prevent birds or other wildlife from building nests or Permanent venting is from the wall,floor or ceiling to the exhaust system be installed with a provision for
taking refuge in the ductwork.The wall cap should the outside.Transition venting is from the dryer to the periodic inspection and cleaning.Some provision
present minimal resistance to the flow of exhaust air wall,floor or ceiling.If all-rigid metal ducting cannot should be made for access to turns and straight runs of
and should require little maintenance to prevent be used then flexible all-metal ducting may be used,If duct installed in an enclosed area,such as above
clogging.The preferred termination Is either a the following precautions are adhered to: plastered ceilings.Special consideration should be
dampered wall cap with a 4"-wide opening or a A.Use only 4'diameter all-metal ducting. given to the amount of maintenance required for roof
movable louvered wall cap.A 2-1/2'wall cap restricts B.It must not be allowed to collapse,kink or sag caps on vertical installations,since the user cannot be
airflow and increases drying time.Wall caps must be when the dryer is in its final installed position. expected to make frequent inspections or cleanings.
installed with the opening down,and installed at a Required turns in the exhaust system should be Single Family—Type Dwellings !
minimum of 12'above ground level or any other made with rigid elbows. For more detailed information,refer to the installation
obstruction.Special consideration should be given in instructions instructi for the specific dryer model selected.
areas where heavy snow drifts are likely to occur to C.Use the shortest duct length possible.Don't exceed 1
ensure the wall cap does not become obstructed.Other the maximum allowable duct length specified in the Mobile or Manufactured Home Installation !
types of terminations,such as roof vents or louvered installation instructions. Gas Dryer installation must conform with local Gas
plenum chambers,are acceptable providing they are D.Stretch the duct to its maximum length. Codes and with CGA B149.1 or 8149.2(Installation
equivalent to the 4"dampered wall cap.They must E.To reduce the risk of fire,NEVER USE PLASTIC OR code for Gas Burning Appliances and Equipment). ti
contain at least 14 square inches of ventilation area OTHER COMBUSTIBLE DUCTWORK. All Dryer Installations must conform to Manufactured [
and afford adequate protection against backdrafts. NOTE:In special installations where it is impossible to Home Construction and Safety Standard,Title 24 CFR,
use all-rigid metal or flexible all-metal duct for transition Part 8 The dryer MUST be exhausted to the
outd000ror
venting,UL Listed clothes dryer transition duct may be s w with the termination secure fastened the
b
mobile home structure.The exhaust MUST NOT be ,
used.The following additional precautions should be directed underneath the mobile home. 1'
followed If this type of ducting is used.
4 A Never use transition duct beyond the wall,ceiling
or floor inside the dryer. Multi-Unit D er Installation
Exhaust ducts must not contain screens or other B.Avoid resting the duct on sharp objects.
filtering devices which may become clogged with lira.
The dryer exhaust must not terminate in an ordinary Please refer to the installation instructions for additional
chimney,under an enclosed house floor or crawl space, exhaust information. Multi-Unit Systems
or into an attic,since any accumulated lint could create 5.Sealing of Joints Accurate installation of a good dryer exhaust system in y
a fire hazard and the moisture could cause damage. All duct joints should avoid leaks.Duct joints should be multi-family construction is especially important The d
Never terminate the exhaust into a common duct made air and moisture tight by wrapping the overlapped restrictions applied by this type of construction should
or plenum with a kitchen hood exhaust since the joints with duct tape.The male ends of each section of cause the planner to be more concerned than in
combination of grease and lint could create a duct should point away from the dryer. single-family construction.
fire hazard. Do not assemble the ductwork with screws or other When the length of the exhaust duct or the number of
2 Separation of Turns in the Ductwork fasteners that extend into the duct.They will serve turns in the system exceed the maximum limitations
All turns in the exhaust system,external to the dryer as a collection point for lint. recommended by the dryer manufacturer,the planner
Itself,including the distance from the last turn to the 6.Water Condensation must seek an alternate solution.One option is to install
tampered wall cap,should be separated by at least 4' Condensation in a d er exhaust s ern is caused b a common ducting system that is capable of handling
of straight metal duct This will reduce the added ry y the discharge of several dryers at various points along
resistance which results from rapid changes in airflow the moisture in the exhausted air contacting the cold the system.
inner surfaces of the ductwork Condensation,which
direction inside the ducting.If two turns must be closer forms at the beginning of the drying cycle,will The scope of the subject i far too broad to be
than 4',deduct 10'from the maximum lengths shown dissipate quickly after the ductwork becomes heated. extensively described within this publication.Sufficient
in the chart on page 234. If the ductwork passes through an area which keeps information is presented,however,to make the planner
it cool throw hout the d ry m aware of the importance of special attention to the
g ' g cycle,considerable
condensation within the duct can be expected.This can subject Two types of common ducts are generally used:1;the.rommoq d auxiliary
� 4'Min. 4'Mi n. result in rapid accumulation of lint in the ductwork. ( ) dryer exhaust stack with an auxilia
Ductwork which runs through an unheated area or is roof fan and(2)the chimney exhaust
situated adjacent to an air conditioning duct should be Stack and chimney designs and exhaust fans must 3
insulated to avoid such condensation problems.Joints meet all local code requirements.It is suggested that
should be tight to avoid leaks and,where feasible,the professional engineering counsel should be sought in
duct should be dropped 1/16'per foot toward the these matters.Dryers should be installed as close to the t
3.Treatment of Turns Other Than 90° termination. common duct as possible.Dryers discharges must be
offset to prevent one unit from exhausting directly i
One turn of 45°or less may be ignored.Two such into another.See Illustration No.1.
turns should be treated as one 90' Each turn over 45°
should be treated as one 90° Refer to specific dryer
Installation for maximum duct lengths and for allowable
number of 90°bends.In determining the number of 1/16"Per
turns for an exhaust system,one 90°turn must be Foot Pitch
added for the bend made inside the cabinet whenever k I\
the dryer is exhausted through the right,left or bottom. lid\
NOTE:Some dryers are limited to only rear exhausting.
Consult the installation instruction for the type of dryer
being used.
Offset Ducts Backdraft
Damper
Plan View
See page 158 for waranty informaton. Illustration 1
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Earaar STud • • Tumble drying • •
k Total water usage Timedcles
Approx. 1 1
3 Wash/rinse temperatures 7 4 Auto dry cycles 5 2 51
Water levels Auto.adjustment Auto.adjustment Sensor Dry • ti
Standard dose atlas 4 3 ColorLogic •
i Motorspeeds Variable Variable Temperature o ions 4 4 3
ColorLogic' • Regular/Cottons • •
Combinations' HC,WW,WC,CC HC,WW,WC,CC Medium/Perm.Press • • ?i
Detergent dispenser(tiquid/powder) • • Low/Delicates • •
Bleach dispenser • • Air Fluff/No Heat(Cool Down) • • Dryer Dimensions
7 Fabric softener dispenser • •
Wrinkle Care cycle 2 (in inches)
f End-of le signal Fixed Adjustable Moisture sensor •
Final spirt/speed selections 4 Automatic Drying rack • • 47IM
Number of wash cycles 14 8 Auto Dry Cycles 314-1 1•
( Cotton Cottons • •
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a Heavy Soil • • Easy Caro • •
f Medium Sail • • Knits/Delicate •
I Light Soil • • Cool Down • •
Easy Care Quick clean lint screen • • _
Medium Soil/Perm.Press • • End-of- k signal Faed Adjustable a „I
Light SoiUWrinkle Free • Dryer interior lgM • • v�unockwrt rA
f Delicates/Utra Care • • Reverse-A-Door • •
pre-Wash • Dura finish top and drum • • SIDE VIEW 4-3/4
Quick Wash • Spill-Saver top • • y
Extra-Rinse Cycle/Auto Option 3 2 Poly tumbling vanes 217/8-1
f Max.spin speed 950 850 Leveling legs • •
AutoTemp • 100%front serviceable • • Eewrc
Noise acka a Deluxe Standard Exhaust o Lions Electnc/Gas 4/3 4/3 Cwr•mar
Leveling legs • • Heaw duN suspension sustain • •
Stainless steel wash basket • • Appearance ��"k'lar - t e2 s 1s—I Under
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i White at white, Colors available Bisque on bisque White on white &a4
Weights 3 Dimensions 1
Coors available Bisque on b sque White on white PIC
-Weights d Dimensions "— rox shipping wt Elec Gas lbs. 116 116 Gas� {
t+ rox shl In war M IDS. 217 217 Flexible installation cked,side-by-side R
' Flexible installation Undercounter,stacked side-b-side LP WE25X10003 4
Hot-Cold,WW=Warm-Warm,WC.Warm-Cold,CC=Cold-Cold.
f Dryer Exhausting information—
Washer Dimensions(in inches) Use Metal Duct Onty Best Performance Dryer Specifications
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2s as n�{ so Maximum Length of
—11� �.-2are 314 IL—243/4 1 4' xh Rigid Metal Duo Exhaust Options:
Exhaust Hood Type Electric:4 way via rear,right left and bottom.
F4 I Number Gas:For 5.7 cu.fL dryers,when viewed from th front
e at
0 a of the unit,exhaust 3 way via rear,right and bolt
3s MJ2 p Turns 4'Opening Opening Dryer is shipped exhausted to the rear.
Under Water O Exhaust Conversion Kt
Counter Inlets rd 0 60 ft. 48 M Order Pub.No.14-AO18.
34-5re• 31-s/e• 33 M• 1 52 ft. R
2 44 ft. 32 ft. Electrical Requirements:
ti Front Loading 3 32 R 24 R 240V,3 Wire,5600W,24A 60 Hz
"Roller Wheela/ icqustabie�, Dryers 4 29 R 16 ft. 208V,3 Wire,440OW,22A,60 Hz
REAR VIEW SIDE VIEW Maximum Length of
4"Dia.Flexible Metal Duct Gas Requirements:120V,60 Hz,6 A
Washer Specifications Number Exhaust Hood Type See Pub.No.49-9963-2 for Install n information.
%ircuit Requirements:An individual,properly grounded branch circuit, Of e
with a three prong grounding-type receptacle,protected by a 15-or 90' A 2-12
2O-amp circuit breaker or time-delay fuse is required. Turns 4'Opening Opening s
Electrical Requirements: 60 Hertz, Amps 0 30 tL 18 tL .L
q P Front Loading 1 22 R 14 R
See Pub.No.31-2819 for installation information. Dryers 2 14 tL loft.
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Special Installation Requirements
Undercounter Installation •Minimum clearances between dryer cabinet and adjacent Bathroom or Bedroom Installation
•Accessory mounting kits are required for undercounter walls or other surfaces are: •The dryer MUST be exhausted to the outdoors.
installation.To order,call 1-800-848-7722. 0'either side See EXHAUST INFORMATION on previous page. M;
Washer—Order Pub.No.14-AO37 3'front and rear •The installation must conform with the local codes,or in ?v
Dryer—Order Pub.No.14-AO08 •Minimum vertical space from floor to overhead cabinets, the absence of local codes,with the National Fuel Gas
Stacked Installation ceilings,etc.is 52. Code,ANSI Z223.
•Brackets for stacking dryer over washer are •Closet doors must be lowered or otherwise ventilated and Minimum Clearances other than Alcove or -
included with the dryer. must contain a minimum of 60 sq.In.of open area equally Closet installations
Alcove or Closet Installation distributed.if this closet contains both a washer and a dryer, •Minimum clearances to combustible surfaces:
•If your dryer is approved for installation in an alcove doors must contain a minimum of 120 sq.in.of open area 0'both sides
equally distributed. 'C
or closet,it will be stated on a label on the dryer back •No other fuel-bunting appliance shall be installed in the 3'rear r,_
•The dryer MUST be exhausted to the outdoors, same closet with a as dryer. z
See EXHAUST INFORMATION on previous page. 9 ry For more Information on venting kits and accessories,
please call 1-800-GE-CARES.
See page 158 for warranty information. i
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General Information for Dryer Exhausting
1\Zmmmng the length of ductwork and the number of turns in an exhaust system nnnunizes the potential for Trot to settle and accumulate in
the exhaust duct and in the interior cabinet of the dryer.Refer to your specific dryer installation instructions for recommended duct length
1.Wall Caps and Other Terminations 4.Use of Flexible Metal Ducting 7.Accessibility for Cleaning
All exhaust systems must be terminated in a manner We recommend the use of 4"diameter rigid metal Since it may be necessary from time to time to remove
that will prevent backdrafts from outside as well as ducting for permanent and transition venting. lint from the inside of the ductwork,it is important that
prevent birds or other wildlife from building nests or Permanent venting is from the wall,floor or ceiling to the exhaust system be installed with a provision for
taking refuge in the ductwork.The wall cap should the outside.Transition venting is from the dryer to the periodic inspection and cleaning.Some provision
present minimal resistance to the flow of exhaust air wall,floor or ceiling.If all-rigid metal ducting cannot should be made for access to turns and straight runs of
and should require little maintenance to prevent be used then flexible all-metal ducting may be used,If duct installed in an enclosed area,such as above
clogging.The preferred termination Is either a the following precautions are adhered to: plastered ceilings.Special consideration should be
dampered wall cap with a 4"-wide opening or a A Use only 4'diameter all-metal ducting. given to the amount of maintenance required for roof
movable louvered wall cap.A 2-1/2'wall cap restricts B.It must not be allowed to collapse,kink or sag caps on vertical installations,since the user cannot be
airflow and increases drying time.Wall caps must be when the dryer is in its final installed position. expected to make frequent inspections or cleanings.
installed with the opening down,and installed at a Required turns in the exhaust system should be Single Family—Type Dwellings
obstruction.Special consideration should be given in j
minimum of above ground level or any other made with rigid elbows. For more detailed information,refer to the installation
j
areas where heavy snow drifts are likely to occur to C.Use the shortest duct length possible.Don't exceed instructions for the speck dryer model selected.
ensure the wall cap does not become obstructed.Other the maximum allowable duct length specified in the Mobile or Manufactured Home Installation
types of terminations,such as roof vents or louvered installation instructions. Gas Dryer installation must conform with local Gas
plenum chambers,are acceptable providing they are D.Stretch the duct to its maximum length. Codes and with CGA B149.1 or B149.2(Installation
equivalent to the 4"dampered wall cap.The must code for Gas Burning Appliances and Equipment).
4 P t Y E.To reduce the risk Bfire,NEVER USE PLASTIC OR All Dryer Installations must conform to Manufactured
contain at least 14 square inches of ventilation area OTHER COMBUSTIBLE DUCTWORK.
and afford adequate protection against backdrafts. NOTE In special installations where it is impossible to Home Construction and Safety Standard,Title 24 CFR,
use all-rigid metal or flexible all-metal duct for transition Part 3 The dryer MUST be exhausted to the
venting,UL Listed clothes dryer transition duct may be outdoors
rs with the termination securely fastened the
b
mobile home structure.The exhaust MUST NOT be ,
used.The following additional precautions should be directed underneath the mobile home.
followed if this type of ducting is used.
r- 4 A.Never use transition duct beyond the wall,ceiling '
or floor inside the dryer. Multi-Unit Dryer Installatiorr
Exhaust ducts must not contain screens or other B.Avoid resting the duct on sharp objects.
filtering devices which may become clogged with lint.
The dryer exhaust must not terminate in an ordinary Please refer to the installation instructions for additional
chimney,under an enclosed house floor or crawl space, exhaust information. Multi-Unit Systems
or into an attic,since any accumulated lint could create 5.Sealing of Joints Accurate installation of a good dryer exhaust system in
a fire hazard and the moisture could cause damage. All duct joints should avoid leaks.Duct joints should be multi-family cohstruction is especially important The !
Never terminate the exhaust into a common duct made air and moisture tight by wrapping the overlapped restrictions applied by this type of construction should
or plenum with a kitchen hood exhaust since the joints with duct tape.The male ends of each section of cause the planner to be more concerned than in E
combination of grease and lint could create a duct should point away from the dryer. single-family construction.
fire hazard. Do not assemble the ductwork with screws or other When the length of the exhaust duct or the number of
2 Separation of Turns in the Ductwork fasteners that extend into the duct.They will serve turns in the system exceed the maximum limitations
All turns in the exhaust system,external to the dryer as a collection point for lint. recommended by the dryer manufacturer,the planner
itself,including the distance from the last turn to the 6.Water Condensation must seek an alternate solution.One option is to install
dryer exhaust system is caused b a common ducting system that is capable of handling
dampered wall cap,should be separated by at least 4' Condensation in a d
of straight metal duct This will reduce the added ry Y the discharge of several dryers at various points along
resistance which results from rapid changes in airflow the moisture in the exhausted air contacting the cold the system.
direction inside the ducting.If two turns must a closer inner surfaces of the ductwork Condensation,which The scope of the subject is far too broad to be
than 4',deduct 10'from the maximum lengths shown forms at the beginning of the drying cycle,will extensively described within this publication.Sufficient
in the chart on page 234.in quickly after the ductwork becomes heated. information is presented,however,to make the planner
If the ductwork passes through an area which keeps aware of the importance of special attention to the
it cool throughout the drying cycle,considerable subject Two types of common ducts are generally used:
condensation within the duct can be expected.This can
4'Min. ►I 4'Min. result in rapid accumulation of lint in the ductwork (1)'the common dryer exhaust stack with an auxiliary.
_ Ductwork which runs through an unheated area or is roof fan and(2)the chimney exhaust
situated adjacent to an air conditioning duct should be Stack and chimney designs and exhaust fans must
insulated to avoid such condensation problems.Joints meet all local code requirements.It is suggested that-
should be tight to avoid leaks and,where feasible,the professional engineering counsel should be sought in
duct should be dropped 1/16"per foot toward the these matters.Dryers should be installed as close to the
3.Treatment of Turns Other Than 90° termination. common duct as possible.Dryers discharges must be l
offset to prevent one unit from exhausting directly f
One turn of 45°or less may be ignored.Two such into another.See Illustration No.1.
turns should be treated as one 90° Each turn over 45°
should be treated as one 90° Refer to specific dryer
installation for maximum duct lengths and for allowable
number of 90°bends.In determining the number of 1/16"Per
turns for an exhaust system,one 90°turn must be Foot Pitch
added for the bend made inside the cabinet whenever I\
the dryer is exhausted through the right,left or bottom.
NOTE:Some dryers are limited to only rear exhausting.
Consult the installation instruction for the type of dryer
being used.
Offset Ducts Backdraft
Damper
Plan View
See page 158 for waranty information. Illustration 1
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-" Final spin/speed selections 4 Automatic Drying rack
Number of wash cycles 14 8 Auto D Cycles ya—! t'-2
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Dryer Exhausting Information—
? Washer Dimensions(in inches) Use Metal Duct Only east Performance Dryer Specifications '
2rrma 17� 60 1 Maximum length of
—2.7/e y4 zaye t ,, 4'Dia Rigid Metal Duct E�aust Options:
Exhaust Hood Type Electric:4-way via rear,right,left and bottom.
F4.1 ( Number Gas:For 5.7 cu.IL dryers,when viewed from th front
JDryers2
of e •of the unit,exhaust 3-way via rear,right and bott
36 O 1trzms A 2 12' D er is shi ed exhausted to the rear.water 4'Opening Opening rY nvInlets nd0 60 t 48 tt• 6dlaust Conversion Kit
31$9' 33 12' 1 52 ft 40 ftOrder Pub.No.14-AO18.
2 44 t 32 t Electrical Requirements:
3 32 t 24 t 24OV,3 Wire,5600W,24A,60 Hz
Roller Wheels/ Adjustable Legs 28 t 161L 208V,3 Wire,440OW,22A,60 Hz
REAR VIEW SIDEVIEW of
mum
4'D�Flexible Mnnum etal Duct Gas Requirements:120V,60 Hz,6 A
Washer Specifications Exhaust Hood Type See Pub.No.49-9963-2 for install n Information.
bercircuit Requirements:An individual,properly grounded branch circuit, f e+fith a three-prong grounding-type receptacle,protected by a 15-or0• A 2-12'
�O-amp circuit breaker or time-delay fuse is required. ms 4'Opening Opening
Electrical Requirements:120V,60 Hertz,120 Amps 22 t 130 ft. 4 ft.Tee Pub.No.31-2819 for installation Information. 14 ft tot ;E
Special Installation Requirements
Undercounter installation •Minimum clearances between dryer cabinet and adjacent Bathroom or Bedroom Installation
•Accessory mounting kits are required for undercounter walls or other surfaces are: •The dryer MUST be exhausted to the outdoors.
installation.To order,call 1-800-848-7722. 0'either side See EXHAUST INFORMATION on previous page. *Rj
Washer—Order Pub.No.14-AD37 3'front and rear •The installation must conform with the local codes,or in
Dryer—Order Pub.No.14-AOOB •Minimum vertical space from floor to overhead cabinets, the absence of local codes,with the National Fuel Gas ?`a
Stacked Installation ceilings,etc.is 52'. Code,ANSI Z223.
•Brackets for stacking dryer over washer are •Closet doors must be louvered or otherwise ventilated and
Minimum Clearances other than Alcove or
included with the dryer. must contain a minimum of 60 sq.in.of open area equally
distributed.If this closet contains both a washer and a dryer, Closet Installations
Alcove or Closet an doors must contain a minimum of 120 sq.in.of open area •Minimum clearances to combustible surfaces:
•If your dryer is appprovedproved for installation in an alcove equally distributed. 0'both sides
or closet,it will be stated on a label on the dryer back 3'rear +,
•The dryer MUST be exhausted to the outdoors. •No other fuel-buming appliance shall be Installed in the
See EXHAUST INFORMATION on previous page, same closet with a gas dryer. For more information on venting kits and accessories,
please call 1-800-GE-CARES. 7
See page 158 for warranty information. '"=
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DEPARTMENT DECISION APPLICATION FOR ELECTRICAL PERMIT
PERMIT#
Application is hereby: TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR j 0o(a5..7
BUILDING DEPARTMENT
PROV D 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE
r Bldg.Permit#
644-2511 ext. 230
d 2, 360-2-7
. .
ate uildin In r
Application must be printed or typed
FEE SCHEDULE
LocationofJob: Clubhousse
F—Tenant
Berry Patch
$0-$1,000=$15.00 Street Lot No.
Over$1,000=
$15.00 per$1,000
or any fraction thereof gnation Apt.No.
APPLICANT J—Electric
APPLICANT ADDRESS 8 Sanrico Drive
Manchester CT. 06040
APPLICANT PHONE# 8 6 0-6 4 5-9 8 91
OW M St OWNER Berms Patch Associates Limited Partnership
OWNERADDRESS 6 Executive Drive
Farmington CT. 06032
Oo OWNER PHONE 860-674-5620 x5641
C ESTIMATED COST$3 4 ,0 0 0.0 0
xIS THIS A CONTRACT COST? X Yes _No
� FEE ENCLOSED$ 510
f/�� TYPE OF JOB:
SOR.00 X New Installation
_Alteration/Addition/Repair
Revised 4/01//2002
APPLICATION FOR ELECTRICAL PERMIT (Continued from reverse side)
TYPE OF BUILDING IS THIS APPLICATION ASSOCIATED WITH A
JX RESIDENTIAL BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION? ❑YES ❑NO
❑BUSINESS CURRENT USE AND OCCUPANCY
O ASSEMBLY
U MERCANTILE
❑EDUCATIONAL FUTURE USE AND OCCUPANCY
❑INSTITUTIONAL
❑FACTORY ENGINEER'SNAME EA3/CJL Encrineering PHONE860-257-3968
OSTORAGE 203 Rriarwood Ct. Rocky Hill CT. 06067
❑GARAGE ADDRESS
❑MIXED USE
CITY STATE ZIP
(Other please specify)
TYPE OF INSTALLATION/WIRING METHOD NMC
SIZE OF SERVICE 10 0 amp SIZE OF MAIN CONDUCTORS #2 Al
NUMBER OF METERS 1 NUMBER OF DISCONNECTS AND RATINGS
NUMBER OF PANELS 1 REMOTE DISCONNECT REQUIRED? O YES ❑NO
NUMBER OF LIGHT CIRCUITS 5 NUMBER OF POWER CIRCUITS 17
NUMBER OF SWITCHES 12 NUMBER OF OUTLETS 2 5
NUMBER OF LIGHT FIXTURES 4 0 NUMBER OF HEAT CIRCUITS 1
NUMBER OF A/C CIRCUITS 1
SEPARATE HEAT LOSS AND A/C CALCULATIONS MUST BE SUBMITTED.
DESCRIPTION OF WORK
wire int-Prior of clubhouse including all outlets, switches and
and their covers,install light fixture and wire appliances
and HVAC equiptment. Install FACP with appropriate devices.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY APPLIES FOR A PERMIT TO PERFORM THE WORK DESCRIBED AND IS TO
COMPLY WITH ALL LOCAL ORDINANCES AND STATE OF CONNECTICUT BUILDING CODES IN THE
PERFORMANCE OF SUCH WORK.
123580 E-1 CT.
CONTRACTORS LICENSE NO. TYPE STATE
SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT -�Q_ DATE
Shirley Wilhelm-CRS Approval Confirmation: Request No. 354125 Page 1
From: <clpsvc@nu.com>
To: <WILHEL@SOUTHWINDSOR.ORG>
Date: 1/2610512:OOPM
Subject: CRS Approval Confirmation: Request No. 354125
Your approval of the following CRS Request has been successfully
processed.
CRS Work Request M 354125 r
House No: C
Lot No: tJ20 F'
Street Name: 1(� 3 WINTERBERRY LN
Town Name: SOUTH WINDSOR, CT
Inspector: CHRISTOPHER DOUGAN
Approval Date: Jan 26, 2005
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