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Home My WebLink AboutB14-0457 Narrative Revised - BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION NOTES OWNER INFO: Metro Denver Residence Ever Since We Knew XTASKI Ltd., a 4941 Nassau Cir W single member Colorado LLC with Cherry Hills Village, CO 80113 Jason Byrne as sole member/manager CONTRACTOR INFO: Antlers at Vail Rocky Mountain Commercial 680 Lionshead Pl #106 Contractors Vail, CO 81657 Alan George is the contact. iasonbyrne@me.com 720-350-6364 970.376.7762 rmcommcontrs@yahoo.com THE FOLLOWING TOV REQUESTS - PER"BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION & SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS, COMMERCIAL MULTI-FAMILY INTERIOR REMODEL (condominium)"ARE INCLUDED IN THE APPLICATION: #0, 2, 3, &4 in portal in one PDF. #1 in portal in separate PDF. "#0 BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION NOTES " "#1 APPLICATION FORM" - attached in portal in its own PDF "#2 ENERGY CODE COMPLIANCE FORM" -We completed this form to the best of our abilities - it appears to be not applicable. No new"spaces" nor "envelopes" are being added. Existing spaces &envelopes are simply being shifted about 1'with no change to the gross space nor envelop. "#3 FLOOR PLANS" - Per conversation with Staff not wet stamped due to no mechanical nor fire rated assembly alterations to existing structure. Reviewed with Staff. "#4 ELECTRICAL PLANS LOAD CALCS. &ELECTRICAL LAYOUT" - Load Calculations attached in the portal. Not replacing panel therefore no wet stamped electrical plans, per Staff guidance. Electrical layout that was reviewed with Staff attached, too. NOT APPLICABLE AND NOT INCLUDED IN THIS APPLICATION: # OF PLAN SETS - electronic submission ELEVATIONS - No exterior changes - nothing to be shown in exterior elevation - therefore not included. Interior changes are demoing non-load bearing walls that Page 1 of 4 are floor to ceiling walls and replacing with non-load bearing floor to ceiling walls and there is nothing to show in an interior elevation. These changes are best shown in Floor Plan. CROSS SECTION AND DETAILS - No fire rated assemblies in unit are being altered, per Staff guidance. MECHANICAL PLAN - No movement of inechanical components, per Staff guidance. PLUMBING PLAIVS - Only removing and replacing bathroom sink/vanity, kitchen sink, and dishwasher (kitchen sink and dishwasher will be moved approximately 30" in order to improve kitchen flow). This is being done as part of removal and replacement of existing kitchen. Existing bathroom containing toilet,tub, and shower will not be remodeled - nothing removed, nothing replaced. Therefore no Plumbing Plan per Staff guidance. SPECIAL INSPECTION PROGRAM - not applicable per review of Special Inspection Program requirements by Applicant FRAMING PLANS - Not applicable. Will use steel studs - non-load bearing- as specified in Floor Plan per Staff Guidance. FIRE SPRINKLER PERMIT SUBMITTAL will be separately provided by Fire Sprinkler contractor. OTHER: Asbestos permit/ abatement process is in progress with State of Colorado permits and state approved contractor. Work will be completed prior to work beginning under TOV Permit contemplated in this Application. Available to TOV upon request. Demolition is in progress in the unit with limited scope per Staff guidance. No walls are being removed. Kitchen, carpet, etc are being removed. Existing gas fireplace "firebox" and flue and fireplace drywall structure will not be altered. Installation of new stone mesh facing on fireplace front and sides will be strictly cosmetic. APPENDIX: The following are abbreviated and slightly revised contents (in order to more precisely match Application) of email from Jason Byrne to Martin Haeberle on Saturday, 1Vovember 8, 2014 at 1:57PM after Pre-Application planning meeting in the afternoon of Friday, 1Vovember 7, 2014. The email contains scope, slight revisions to scope, and other details of the Project and Application. Page 2 of 4 "Martin, Before submitting would you be willing to confirm some of my understandings are correct and to answer a couple questions I didn't ask yesterday? MY UNDERSTANDINGS 1 . Our basic scope is: a. Remove and replace kitchen cabinets, counters, and appliances — and reposition dishwasher and sink and stove about 30" each. b. Bathroom (toilet and tub room) will not be touched. Bath vanity and sink will be removed/replaced. c. Fur out much of east and west exterior walls in order to hide electrical and fire conduit. d. Remove existing interior NON load bearing wall and closets, replace with new wall and closets in slightly revised layout. Texture, trim, and paint. Texture trim and paint all other existing interior walls to match. The existing ceiling over kitchen, entryway, and hallway to bathroom will not be altered except for new texture and paint. e. Install 30" wide and about 14" deep storage closet immediately south of existing fireplace. f. Remove and replace doors and trim per plan. g. Either hide existing fire sprinklers behind new furred out walls or relocate in the new interior wall. See separately submitted Fire Sprinkler Plan from Fire Sprinkler Contractor. h. Install repositioned / new electrical outlets, light switches, and lights in newly built/furred walls. No additional recessed lighting in the ceiling and no additional ceiling penetrations. i. Replace and reposition electric baseboard heaters. j. Put new "stone on mesh" on the fireplace — existing fireplace location and structure. k. My understanding is that the above scope is NOT altering any fire rated assemblies - correct? Page 3 of 4 2. Mechanical plans: based on what I shared yesterday, and not adding nor moving any mechanical items, we do not need to include a mechanical plan in our building permit submittal. 3. Plumbing plans: based on what I shared yesterday, the only plumbing items we will be moving are the dishwasher (about 30") and the sink (about 30") and we will not be adding any plumbing fixtures, so we do not need to include a plumbing plan in our submittal. 4. Electrical plans: assuming we are not switching out the electrical panels (it's GE) we do not need to submit electrical plans stamped by an electrical engineer, we just need to submit an electrical load calculation by a TOV licensed engineer. 5. Fire sprinklers: Our fire sprinkler contractor will separately submit fire sprinkler plans and they will be separately approved. Must be approved by TOV before we receive our rough frame approval. Typically this approval takes less time than the building permit approval. 6. Asbestos abatement: the state permit approval process and the state approved abatement contractor's work are 100% separate from TOV, and the permitted abatement contractor may do what is necessary in order to abate without any input nor approval nor inspections from TOV. Asbestos may be remediated or encapsulated per permitted contractors decisions. 7. Demo: TOV does not issue separate demo permits, they are part of the building permit. We are, however, allowed to remove cabinets, counters, vanities, carpet, trim, etc — however we are not allowed to remove entire walls nor gut the interior without the building/demo permit. 8. *****Pls confirm I got this correct: based on the above and based on providing an accurate CAD drawing similar to what we reviewed yesterday, we do NOT need to provide architect nor engineer wet stamped CAD drawings of anything — neither for the existing layout nor the proposed layout. In other words a draftsman may prepare the CAD and we/our contractor may submit without a wet stamp? If wet stamped electrical plans are necessary (new panel box) we must provide those. Correct?***** Jason Jason Byrne jasonbyrne@me.com mobile: 303-946-2707 Sent from Blue Sky" Page 4 of 4