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RESIDENTIAL WINDOWS/SHUTTERS AND DOORS PERMITTING - 101 A REFRESHER WORKSHOP November 13, 2014 Agenda Basics of Permit Application Use of Charlotte County GIS system Florida Product Approvals Top Application Mistakes

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RESIDENTIAL WINDOWS/SHUTTERS AND DOORS PERMITTING - 101

A REFRESHER WORKSHOP November 13, 2014

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Agenda

  • Basics of Permit Application

– Use of Charlotte County GIS system – Florida Product Approvals

  • Top Application Mistakes
  • Standard Inspections for

windows/shutters/doors

  • Top Inspection Failures
  • Questions
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Basics of Permit Application

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Basics of Permit Application

  • Permit Fee including Surcharge:
  • a. Window(s) only permit; door(s) only

permit; shutter(s) only permit - $94.

  • b. Window(s) & shutter(s) permit - $94.
  • c. Window(s) & shutter(s) & any form of

door(s) permit - $185.40.

  • d. Shutter(s) & any form of door(s) permit -

$185.40.

  • e. Window(s) & any form of door(s) permit -

$185.40.

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Basics of Permit Application

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Basics of Permit Application

  • #2 of top ten application mistakes:

Wind-zone not indicated or wrong

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  • Risk Category 2

Buildings that are not risk category 1, 3, or 4.

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  • Risk Category 2 Charlotte County map
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Basics of Permit Application

  • Wind-zone and Exposure: www.ccgis.com

– Enter Mapping Site

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Basics of Permit Application

  • Wind-zone and Exposure: www.ccgis.com

– Accept disclaimer

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Basics of Permit Application

  • -and Exposure: www.ccgis.com

– Search by:

  • Address
  • Owner
  • Account #
  • Legal
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Basics of Permit Application

  • Wind-zone and Exposure: www.ccgis.com

– Search by:

  • Address
  • Owner
  • Account #
  • Legal
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Basics of Permit Application

  • Wind-zone and Exposure: www.ccgis.com

– Search by:

  • Address
  • Owner
  • Account #
  • Legal
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Basics of Permit Application

  • Wind-zone and Exposure: www.ccgis.com

Specific property shows red in the map

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  • Wind-zone and Exposure: www.ccgis.com

For more information

  • n the property

click the icon and then click on the property.

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Basics of Permit Application

  • Wind-zone and Exposure: www.ccgis.com

– Risk Category:

  • Cat. 1
  • Cat. 2
  • Cat. 3
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Basics of Permit Application

  • #3 of top ten application mistakes:

Exposure not indicated or wrong

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  • Wind-zone and Exposure: www.ccgis.com

– Exposure B or C or D ? The basic wind exposure for Charlotte County is Exposure C, wherever exposure B or D are not applicable.

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  • Wind-zone and Exposure: www.ccgis.com

– Exposure B

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  • Wind-zone and Exposure: www.ccgis.com

– Exposure C

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  • Wind-zone and Exposure: www.ccgis.com

– Exposure D

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Basics of Permit Application

  • #4 of top ten application mistakes:

Mean Roof Height is not indicated in form

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  • #5 of top ten application mistakes:

Floor plan lacking of sufficient information

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  • #6 of top ten application mistakes:

Insufficient copies of permit documentation. At least 2 copies of the application and documentation required.

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  • #7 of top ten application mistakes:

Not to indicate in the floor plan or description

  • f work the specific product approval

number(s) of the products that will be used in the project.

RULE 9B-72 State Product Approval

FL#? NOA #? NAMI?

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  • Product approvals can be found at

www.floridabuilding.org

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  • Product approvals can be found at

www.floridabuilding.org

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  • Product approval number must be specific
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  • NOA product approvals can be found at

http://www.miamidade.gov/building/pc- search_app.asp

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  • NAMI product approvals can be found at

http://www.namicertification.com/

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  • Form will guide to find the right design pressure

for the product. (windows/doors/shutters)

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Basics of Permit Application

  • Form will guide to find the right design pressure

for the product.

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  • Product approval must meet the wind-loads.
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  • Product approval must be current.
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  • #8 of top ten application mistakes:

Fail to provide products that will work in the specific site or for the specific application.

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  • Product approval must

meet site conditions and Approval (e.g. water Infiltration)

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  • #9 of top ten application mistakes:

Wind borne debris protection information missing or exception misapplied.

Applies ONLY to houses permitted before 3/1/2002

FL Building Code Existing 606.4

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Basics of Permit Application

  • #9 of top ten application mistakes:

Wind borne debris protection information missing or exception misapplied.

REPLACEMENT of 25% of glazing within a 12 months period.

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  • #10 of top ten application mistakes:

Shutters indicated as “existing” with no further documentation of existence of a permit.

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Basics of Permit Application

Something else to remember…

Section R310 emergency escape and rescue

  • penings.
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Basics of Permit Application

Something else to remember…

Section R310 emergency escape and rescue

  • penings.
  • Must comply with the code at the time when the

building was permitted.

  • FBC Existing 604.1 allows for a maximum of 5%

reduction.

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Top 10 inspections failures

  • #1.Design pressures on products do not

meet the minimum design pressures required (R301.1, R612.5)

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Top 10 inspections failures

  • #2. All labels removed from product before

inspection is made (R612.6)

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Top 10 inspections failures

  • #3. Manufacturer’s installation instructions

not available at job site(R612.1)

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Top 10 inspections failures

  • #3. Customized product installed without

any engineering or approved paperwork (R612.8.3)

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Top 10 inspections failures

  • #5. Windows and doors are improperly

flashed or not flashed at all (R612.1, R703.8)

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Top 10 inspections failures

  • #6. Glazing is not tempered in hazardous

locations (R308.4)

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Top 10 inspections failures

  • #7. Emergency escape and rescue
  • penings do not meet requirements

(R310.1, R310.1.3)

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Top 10 inspections failures

  • #8. Improper sealing or no sealing between

window and door assemblies (402.4.1)

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Top 10 inspections failures

  • #9. Bathroom or water closet does not

have ventilation mechanical or operable window (R303)

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Top 10 inspections failures

  • #10. The replaced glazing requires

windborne debris protection (shutters) and 25% exception does not apply.

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Permit information on-line

  • Register to follow and schedule online at

https://apps2.charlottecountyfl.gov/CitizenA ccess/BOCC.aspx

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Questions?

For specific technical or permit questions please contact the Charlotte County Building Construction Services Department at: 18400 Murdock Circle Port Charlotte, FL. 33948 (941) 7431201