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Prclect l{ame: ??DRB Number: DR8050395
Application Type:
Project Descripdon:
RE-ROOF SAME FOR SAME, ASPHALT SHINGLES
Participants:
owNER NESBrT, JOHN E. & PATRICTA 08/08/2005
808 GROVE ST
GLENCOE
rL 60022
APPUCANT PLATHCONSTRUCflON 08/08/2005 Phone:328-5515
PO BOX 3367
EAGLE
co 81631
License: 1,18-B
ProJectAddrcc* 4352 SPRUCE WAY VAIL
4352 SPRUCE WAY, UNIT #4
legal lrcscrfptfon: LoU Block: Subdivicion: HBM TOWNHOUSES Parcel Number:2IOL-122-2@04
Comments: SEE CONDITIONS
BOARD/STAFF ACTION
MoUon By: Action: STAFFAPR
Second By:vote: DateofApproval:08/10/2005
Meetng Date: 08/U/2005
Conditions:
Cond:8
(P|-AN): No changes to these plans may be made without the written consent of Town of
Vail staff and/or the appropriate review committee(s).
Cond:0
(PLAN): DRB approval does not constitute a permit for building. Please consult with
Town of Vail Building personnel prior to construction activities.
Cond: 201
DRB approval shall not become valid for 20 days following the date of approval.
Cond: 202
Approval of this project shall lapse and become void one (1) year following the date
of final approval, unless a building permit is issued and construction is commenced
and is diligently pursued toward completion.
DESIGN REVIEW BOARD
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75 S. FRONTAGEROAD
VAIL CO 81557
970-479-2138
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
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NOTE: THIS PERMIT MUST BE POSTED ON TOBSITE AT ALL TIMES
MECHANICAL PERMIT Permit #: M01-0025
Job Address: 4352 SPRUCE WAY VAIL Status . . . : ISSLIED
Location.....: SPRUCE WAY TOI^/NHOMES UNIT 5 Applied . . : 03/79/2007
ParcelNo...: 210112220005 Issued. .: 03/19/2007ProjectNo: Expires. .: 09/15/2007
OIlINER GWEN iI. GREETIBERG TRUST B - O3/L9/2O0L Phone:
,'ERRY H.
5350 GREENBRIAR DR
ENGLEW@D CO 80111
License:
COrfIRACTOR HEARTH EXCIIANGE, INC. (Tur) $119 12991 Phone: 97O-a27-9623
P.O BOX 570
MIIiflTTIRN, CO
81645
L,icensel. L74-Nl
APPITICANI HEARTH EXCHANGE, INC. (THE') O3/T9/20OL phone: 91O-827-9623
P.O BOX 670
MIlflruRN, CO
81545
Iricense: L74-M
Desciption: REPLACE EXISTING FIREIPLACE WITH EPA PHASE II SOLID FUEL
BURNING DEVICE
Valuation: $5,010.00
Fireplace lnformation: Restricted: Y # of Gas Appliances: 0 # o{ Gas Logs: 0 # of
wood Pellet 1 FEE SUMMARYMechanical--> 9120-00 RestuanntPlanReview-->so. oo Total Calculated Fees--> $153 - 00
So.O0 Additional Fces-___-__> (S1S3.00)Plan Check-->
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$0.00 TOTAL FEES-------------> $Ls3.oo Total Permit Fee->
$3.00 Payments------>
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Item: 05100 BUILDIIIG DEPARTMENT
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CONDITION OF APPROVALCond:12
(BLDG.): FIELD INSPECTIONS ARE REQUIRED TO CHECK FOR CODE COMPITIANCE.
Cond: CON0004594
AIJIJ IiIORK MUIST CONFORM TO !4ANUFACTER'S LISTING REQUIREMEIiTTS. FIEI,D INSPECTIONS
ARE REQUIRED TO COMFIRM CIJEARANCES FROM COMBUSTIBI-,ES AIID FI-'UE CI{ASE IS PROPERITY
CONSTRUCTED
DECLARATIONS
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Proiect #:
AWlfiEA Building Permit #:*m
75 S. Frontage Rd.Vail, Colondo 81657
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I hereby acknowledge that I have read this application, filled. out in full the information required, completed anaccurate plot plan, and state that all the information as required is correct. I agree to compiy with the information andplol Plan, to comply with all Town ordinances and state laws, and to build thi; sfucture aciording to the towns zoninpand subdivision codes, design review approved Uniform Building Code and other ordinances of the Town applicablethereto.
ttfedranical Permit #: rllat -o o}t
97 W7 9 - ZL49 (Inspecfi fi s) .
Permit will not be accepted *nn@
Provide Medranical Room Lavoutdtarrn td G.:rt rn isdt,,tat
OF OWNER OR CONTRACTOR FOR HIMSELF AND OWNEF
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Fireplace
36 Errtn-ZC INsTALLATIoN MnnruAL
- November, 1995 -
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Watnck Hcrs.yE=" Listed
TeSedtc:
U.L1Z7 aftportions
of U.L. 14E2&W7
TneLe or GorurENTs ,T
Features & Specifications o
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The illustration below details what the symbols used along the left margin indicate.
I FearunEs AND SpectRcATtoNs PAGE 1
Features:
lt-PA Phase II approved (2.3 gftv.). MaximumLogI-engthof24". Large firebox capacity - 3.7 cu. ft.. [,ong bum time - up to 10 Hours.. Large glass doors for maximum visibility.. Firebrick lining for firebox protection.. 388 CFM blower for convection heat and
outside combustion air.. Thermostat for automatic control of the blower.
tallation Options:
Straight or Corner Placement
Flush or Recessed Face
Raised or Flush Floor Hearth
Internd or External Chase
Gas line sleeve on the left side for easy installation
of gas log lighter
8' leads for the power source and the blower. (110
Volts A.C.)
Set-up face is included to ease facing installation
3 blower duct locations for a wide selection of
blower installation ootions.
Heating Specifications
Approximate Heating Capacity (in square feet)*
Maximum Burning Time
BTU Output per Hour @PA test method)
| 20o - 2,500
10 Hours
13.600 to 53.900
* Will vary with the home's
floor plan, insulation, and
outside temDerature.
Dimensions:
Weight:590 Lbs.
1tz',
Stand-otts
See "Chimney
Requirementrs"
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"' The set-up tace shipped on the
26-112*
' Includes tfie
1f2" stand-ofis
tireplace is 36-1/8' wide and
28-1116" tall (dimensions
shown are lor the finished face)
6" Blower hook-ups are on both sides and on the bottom
(centered 7-518" from the rear edge). Remove the cover
plate to access the blower hook-up.
PAGE 2 Insrnu-RTroN I
Read this entire manual before installing the fireplace.
Failure to install this fireplace in accordance with all local codes and the requirements listed in this
manual may result in property damage, bodily injury, or even death.
Notify your insurance company before installing this fireplace.
The requirements listed below are divided into sections. All requirements must be met
simultaneously. The order of installation is not rigid - the qualified installer should follow the
procedure best suited for the installation.
Modifications of the fireplace (doors, blower, air inlet systems, damper control, or any other
component supplied by Travis Industries) or use of any component part not approved by Travis
Industries in combination with this fireplace system will void the listing and warranty.
Shiooed with the Fircplace:. Insgrllation Manual with Catalyst Warranty Card. Grate. Baffle. Blower Assembly. Ember Strip. Log Retainer (includes allen wrench & instructions). Flex Duct w/ start collar - 3' I-ength, 6" Dia (For Blower). Two 12' Flex Ducts,6" Diameter @or Cooling Vents). Two Vent Hoods (For Cooling Vens). Two Vent Hood Storm Collars (For Cooling Vents). New Door Pawl & Heat Shield (For use with 36A doon)
Shipped with the Faceplate:. Faceplate (two switch plate screws are attached). #3 Square Driver. Switch Plate (includes blower fteostat). 12 Faceplate Screws
Shipped with the Door(s):. Or*ner's Manual. Replacement Pawl (for 36A models). Four Washers. Pair ofGloves. Efficiency, Registration & Oregon DEQ Cards. Touch-up Paint
Installation Overview
See the seclion
"Fireplace
Placement
Requirements"
See the section
"Facing Requirements"
See the section
"Mantel Requirements"
See the section
lnsulation must not fill the
soaces between the stand-offs
See the section
"Blower Duct Connection'
See the section "Blower
Electrical Connection"
"Hearth Requirements"See the section
"Minimum Framing )+
Dimensions"
I InsrallRnoru (Got'tlruueo) PAGE 3
JX
NOTE: do not build into or
place any items into the area
above the fireplace up to the
ceiling (with the exception of
the header, chimney, &
cooling vents).
We recommend you install
the shaded framing members
after installing the chimney.
. The freplace uses l/2" standoffs on the back and sides and 4" stand-offs on the top to space the
fireplace away from framing members or walls. These stand-offs may contact the framing members or
walls but do not place insulation or other material in the space between the stand-offs and fireplace.
Travis lndustries recommends the
chase around the lireplace be
insulated. This insulation should
only be placed between the
framing members and secured so
it does not fill the space between
the fireplaca and stand-otls.
Stand-offs (also located on back)
These lifting handles are Bend this bracket down on each
side and nail it to the floor,
securing the fireplace in posiUon.removed (use a 7/16" wrench)
once the fireplace is in place.
. The fireplace must be secured to the floor (use the lifting handle brackets - see illustration above).. Fireplace must be placed directly on wood or non-combustible surface (not on linoleum or carpet)
PAGE 4 lrusuulnoN (Gorunruueo)I
. Fireplace must be installed on a level surface capable of supporting the fireplace and chimney. Place the ember strip included with the fireplace below the front edge of the fireplace.
The ember strip
insures no emb€r falls
between the fireplace
and hearlh onto the
combustible floor.Place this ember
strip under the front
of the fireplace and
the back edge ol the
hearth.
be shortened.
Clearances. When installed, walls in front of the fireplace must be a minimum 18" to the side of the faceplate (or
l5-ll2'from the edge of the fireplace) - see the illustration on page 2. Fireplace should be located such that no doors, drapes, furniture or other combustibles can be placed
close or swing closer than the minimum 36" clearance. Due to the high heat output of this fireplace,
choose a location away from high traffrc areas.. Fireplace must be placed so the vents below and above the glass do not become blocked
Corner Installation (minirnum framing dimensions at 45")
EMBER STRIP
INSTRUCTIONS
NOTE: On the 36 ZC,
36 Bl. and 44 Bl the
ember striD will need to
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Raised Fireplaces+ The fireplace may be placed on a platform designed to support the fireplace and vent
(Approximately 600 Lbs.).
Ember
Strip
Header height will
need to be increased
this dimension.
Minimum 1/2" of cement fiberboard with
non-combusuble tile or marble linish
3t4'
PWood
No combustible
material Dormitted
above this point
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15"
Raised
hearth
Elevated hearths musi be
constructed of noncombustible
materials such as cement blocks
(6-1/2" Max.).
lirtl/t,rrtr,iiz x + Framins:,1\
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Facing Requirements. The fueplace is shipped with a set-up face that is l/16" larger on the top, bottom and each side than
the faceplate (arched or square). Use the set-up face as a template when installing the facing.. Arched and square faceplates are available with this fireplace. If using an arched faceplate, remove
the top and two side extenders that are behind the arched set-up face.
Side square
sel-up face
extension
Slide the square
set-up face
extensions from
behind the arched
s€t-uD face.
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Top square set-up face extension
sid€ lo remove the square
set-uo face extensions.
Arched set-up face
Corurruueo I
The fireplace requires 1/2" thick
concrete-board (e.g.
Wonderboard@) or other non-
combustible to extend from the
header to the base of the
fireplace and to the framing
members on both sides (do not
use sheetrock or drywall).
The non-combustible facing
must extend a minimum of 12"
above and 2-l/2" ta each side of
the faceplate.
The non-combustible facine
must be a minimum I' thicl
Tttr
12" (min.)
Cement-board must
extend from the header
to the floor and to the
framing members on
both sides.
Non-combustible
Facing
Keep the set-up lace
on the fireolace when
installing the tacing.
Facing may be installed so it inserts behind the faceplate. NOTE: the faceplate protrudes 1" from the
front ofthe fireplace, has a 1/8" overlap on the sides, andll4" overlap on top.
To achieve a facing that is flush with the drywall to the side of the fireplace, recess the framing
directly next to the fireplace. See the illusfration below.
TOP VIEW
(cross section of fireplace, framlng, and face)Overlapped Facing
Nail Down Flange
(used to secure the
ftr€place to the framing)
Ir-1/7
1/2" Drywall
I
----T---Faceplate4 1/2" Concrete Board
-l l-1/8, (1/4,' on rop, 0,' on bottom)
Flush Facing Brick Facing
1l2" Drywall
3/8" Tile
Hearth Requirements
? Local building codes may
require a minimum hearth
requirement different of what
this manual states. The hearth must extend 20" in
front of the faceplate when it is
not elevated (see local building
codes). Hearths raised 6-I/2"
must extend 18".. The hearth must extend a
minimum 8" to the side of the
faceplate on both sides (52"
wide)
lrusrluunoru Corurruueo PAGE 7
. The optional mantel must be a minimum 23" above the top of the faceplate (57-ll2' above the base). Mantel side columns that protrude more than 3/4" must maintain an 18" clearance to the faceplate. Collinswood@ makes a mantel specifically designed for the Fireplace Xtrordinair 36 Elite-ZC. This
mantel has been listed with this appliance as a component of this appliance and is not subject to the
above mantel requirements. NOTE: do not cut the mantel to reduce its clearance to the fireplace -
the base of the mantel must be at the same height as the base of the fireplace. The above
requirements apply to all other sight-built or pie-manufactured mantels.
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Mantel (may be
combustible)
Minimum
Hearth
Witfth = 52"
20" (18'in
some cases)
. The hearth must be made of a non-combustible material at least Ll2, thjck (it must not raise more
than6-112" above the base of the fueplace).
Minimum 1/2" of cement tiberboard with
non-combustible tile or marble finish
3t+
Plywood
No combustible
matorial p€rmited
above this ooint
Ember
Strip
Header height will
need to be increased
this dimension.
T
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15"
Rais€d
hearth
Faceplate
Combustible
Floor
2O" Min.
Elevated h€arths must be
constructed of non-combustible
materials such as cemont blocks
(6-1P Max.).
(Check Local Building Codes)
PAGE 8 Insmlleroru Corurnueo
The cooling vents provide cooling air for the frreplace safl shirnney system. Failure to
correctly instatl the cooling vents will lead to an extremely dangerous installation and possibly
a fire.
The two cooling vents must be installed so as to route air from the outside to the two starter collars
on the top rear corners of the fueplace. Secure the vents to the collars using high-temperature
aluminum tape and/or sheet metal screws.
A maximum of two 90' bends may be used on each vent. However, if a 180" bend is placed directly
offthe starter collar, one additional 90" bend may be used.
The maximum distance for the cooling ducts is listed below:
When the vertical rise is between: I The maximum horizontal run be:
5'
15'
20'
25'
Included with the fireplace are two 12' lengths of vent, use a connector and seal if adding more length
The duct terminations must be located so they can not be blocked (eg. snow drifts)
6'and 10'
3' and 6'
1' and 3'
0'and I'
a
a
o Included with the
fireplace is a set of
storm collars and vent
hoods. Placethe
collars around the
vent on the exterior
and attach with screws
or caulking to seal the
wall from the vent
penetration. Place the
hood, with open
portion facing down,
over tlre cooling vents
and secure.
The cooling air duct
terminations may be
installed to draw air
from a crawl space, or
attic if approved by
local building codes.
NOTE: certain codes
require a fire curtain
in these cases.
Vertical cooling -
vent terminations
must terminate a
minimum ot l0'
away lrom the
chimney
termination.-l\
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Air exits out of the outer
liner of lhe cfiimney.
]. fbdzontal<F- o.d
Cooling
Air
Ho.izonbl
Run
Crawl Space -
SeE information to the left on
crawl spaces or afics.o
lrusrRllRTtoN (Gonnnueo) PAGE e
f-t@t This fireplace utilizes an extemal blower and blower duct to direct afu to the fireplace. The air is
heated inside the fireplace and pushed out the vents along the faceplate, heating the home. The
blower may be located to draw air from the exterior (recommended) or interior of the home.. Do not draw air from confined areas or from a Earuge or area containing fumes or emissions.+ We strongly recommend drawing air from an external location so the blower creates positive
pressure inside the home, reducing cold air infiltration.? The blower may be installed to draw air from a crawl space or attic if approved by local building
codes. NOTE: certain codes require a fre curtain in these cases.
Blower Duct Connection? The shorter the blower duct, the greater the air flow and heat transfer will be.. Connect the blower duct to one of the three locations on the fireplace (right side, left side, or
bottom). Remove the appropriate blower cover plate using a 5/16" nutdriver (NOIts: if using the
botlom duct location, remove theS-ll2" by 6-114" air deflector directly above cover plate). lnsert
the starter section into the hole and bend the flanges outwards,locking the starter section in place.
Ring for duct
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FFAMING DIMENSIONS: Heighti 13'\,tidr:11"
DeDth: 11 1/2'
S sn"p "onau',conneclor into tha
hol€ in lhe @ of
tt|g Uowet hot sir€.
Irtako gnll
must be
aoc666ible.
Power Source
(1r0 yorr A.c.)
. Connect the blower duct to the blower box by inserting the duct over the 6" collar and secure using
duct tape and/or screws. The maximum length for 6" diameter blower duct is 15' (use the included duct & start collar)
a
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The maximum length for 8" diameter blower
duct is 25' (use two 6" to 8" adapters)
A maximum of two 90'bends may be used.
The blower, if located on an external wall,
should be weatherproofed. Remove the
blower cover and install the blower. Apply
caulk around the perimeter of the blower
housing where it contacts the external wall
(apply sparingly). Replace the blower cover.
Ti Blower Cover
Caulk (Around
All Four Sides)VV Extemal Wall
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PAGEIo lrusrauanoN (Connnueo)
Blower Electrical Connection. Connecttlleelectricalconduittoanelectrical supply 110-115Volts at6OHz (2Amps). Usea
junction box to protect the electrical connection
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Connect the blower conduit to the blower box by attaching the two molex connectorc together.
Insert the molex connectors into the blower box. Then attach the conduit to the blower box by
inseting it into the top.
Do not run either conduit over the top of the fireplace or within 2" of the chimney
If the blower or power supply is located to the left, the electrical conduit(s) may be directed to the
left side of the fireplace. To do this, remove the conduit cover plate on both sides of the fireplace.
Feed the conduit(s) through the hole on the right side and out the left side (removing the cover
allows the conduit to be fed through without kinking). Swirch the cover plates by anaching the right
cover plate to the left side and vice-versa.
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Screw this piece inb
lhe lunction box
Use wire nuts or other approved method to @nnect
the porver conduit wir€s to a pourer soulco
. The blower utilizes a filter that requires periodic cleaning - see the illustration below.
Filter ScreEn Intake Grill
-0
Shake the filter b remo\re any
dirt that may have acqrmulatect.
Remove the lour
screws that go into
these holes with a
1/4" nuldriver.
Insrlu-moru (Cottlruueo) PAGE 11
@lt . Use one of the following brands and type of chimney:. Temco 82 . Superior TF8
Chimneys Part Numbers
8DM . Marco ED
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Chimney Connection to Fireplace. Each brand of chimney has a slightly different outside diameter. To accommodate this, the fireplace
has three "L" brackets (outer liner corurectors) on the top of the freplace can. Center a section of
chimney over the chimney opening and mark the exterior location of the chimney. Then reposition
the nl-u brackets, if necessary, so they are directly adjacent the exterior of the chimney. Use a drill
with a 5/16" driver bit to re-install the ul-u brackets (use the existing sheet metal screws).
Outer Liner Connsctors
,,,,,,, Remo\re the
Use Sheet Metal
Outer Uner
Connectors and
re-attach with
sheet metal
screws il their
location does
not accomodate
the diamebr of
the Chimney
Outer Liner.
to Attach the Outer Liner
Connec'tors to the
Chimney Outer Liner.
Inner Liner (Ledge
Connect Inner Liner
to the Chimney Pipe
with Three Sheet
Metal Screws in the
Hol€s Provided
Inside AcceDts Ditterent
Sized Chimney Pipes)
. When attaching the chimney to the fireplace, first slide down the inner liner of the chimney pipe into
the inner liner of the fireplace. Certain brands of chimney pipe will stop at the ledge, while others
will insert beyond the ledge. When the chimney pipe is fully seated and aligned, drill three holes in
the chimney pipe where it lines up with the holes in the fireplace inner liner. Secure the fireplace to
the chimney pipe with three sheet metal screws. If there are any large gaps between the chirnney
pipe and fireplace, use fumace cement to seal (allow 24 hours to dry before burning the fireplace).
PAGE 12 lrusrnulnoN (Connruueo)
Chimney Height. Minimum 15'
system height
(measured from the
base of the
fireplace)
. Maximum 35'
system height
(measured from the
base of the
fireplace)
? In some
problematic
situations,
additional chimney
height above the
specified
minimums may be
necessary to reduce
wind-induced
down drafting and
back puffing, or to
increase draft,
thereby improving
fireplace operating
characteristics.\
\
Fir€stop Between
Rool Framing (See Roof Opening
Attic Firestop
Chimney musl be totally
enclosed when passing
through living space with a
minimum 2" clearance b
mmbustibles.
Floor Levels
Cooling
Vent
Special Chimney
Requirements
! Depending on the manufacturer and where the chimney is to be installed, special supports, roof
assemblies, radiation shields, spark arrestors, locking bands, etc... may be supplied as a part of the
chimney system. The manufacturer's installation instructions, which are reviewed by the listing
agency, specifies when and where each of these components must be used. Follow the
manufacturer's instructions for the use of flashing and an adjustable storm collar at the roof line to
prcvent water from entering the house. Manufacturers require that chimneys extending beyond a
certain height above the roof (frequently above 5') must also be braced.
Insrelmnot (Gottnruueo) PAGE ls
l Using Offsets
U . 30o Elbows may be used to offset the chimney (to
align the chimney or gain clearance to combustibles. A maximum four 30o elbows may be used. Each elbow must be used in conjunction with a
retum elbow (so the chimney returns to a vertical
direction)
' ffusing a single offset (two 30" elbows) a
maximum of 8' of inclined chimnev mav be used
between elbows.
' ffusing two offsets (four 30" elbows) a maximum
of 4' of inclined chimney may be used between
each set of elbows.. For every 6' of inclined chimney a flue support is
required
Elbows may be used directly off the top of the
fueplace (maintain a 5" clearance to combustibles
on the back wall,4 1/2" minimum on the front wall
and header, and l8u minimum to the side walls)
The table below details the amount of offset ("X")
and rise ("R") gained from various chimney lengths
when used with 30' elbows. Make sure to add the
amounts for both elbows. Two sections may be
added together to form a combined length. For
example, 12" and 18" Temco chimney sections
give an offset of l7-518' (3-718'+ 5-318" + 8-3/8"
= 17-518"). The rise ("R") equals 38-l/8" (14-318"
+ 9-114" + 14-112" = 38-1/8").
Chlmney must bs totally
€nclosod whgn passlng
through living spac€ with a
minimum 2' clearance to
combustiblEs.
Firsslop
Cooling Ver s
?
Min.
Max ot A)
(Fgr€es
MEASIjRED
IN INCIIES
Temco Eil Series Superior TFE TMItDM Marco 8D
OFFSET RISE OFFSET RISE OFFSET RISE OFFSET RISE
"x""R""R'"x""x'"R"
2 Elbows 3 7t8 14 3t8 4 l5 43t8 163t8 5v4 t9 lt4
12" Section 5 3/8 9lt4 5U4 9 5 3t8 9!8 5U4 9
lS" Section 8 3/8 t4 lD IU4 14 lt4 8 3/8 143t8 8lt4 14 U2
24' Section 1l 3/8 19 5/8
36" Section l7 3t8 30 L7 lt4 30 r7 3t8 297/8 17 v4 30 u4
48" Section 23 3t8 ,lO 3/8 231t4 401t4 23 3t8 Nv4 23 U4 &u2
Flue SuDDort 1U2 23t8 tlD 2v2 63t4 tt 3t4 5U4 9 1t4
PAGE 14 InsrnunnoN (Corunruueo)
Clearances to Combustibles! Follow the clearances listed below - do not follow the clearances listed in the chimney instructions. Maintain a 2" clearance from the chimney to combustibles (measured horizontally). Use offsets, if necessary, to maintain clearances. In the area above the fireplace before the chimney penetrates the ceiling (use a firestop), the chimney
must maintain the clearances listed below:
5" to the rear of the chimnev
4-112" to the front of the chimnev
Cooling V
5" Min.
Clearance
to chimney
at the rear
Oftsets can
be used to
maintain the
minimum
clearances
Fireplace
Xtrordinair
Firestops. 'Whenever the chimney penetrates a floor or
ceiling a firestop is required on the bottom side
of the floorjoists. When passing through an attic the firestop must
be placed on the attic side of the joists. When the chimney passes through a living space
it must be totally enclosed (maintain the
minimum 2" clearance to combustibles). The space between frames that hold the firestop
in place should be measured as follows:
Temco 16'
NOTE: Many firestops are designed for
a 1" clearance, thas fireplace
nequires a 2" clearance.
Superior
FMI
Marco
t6 U2'
16 U2'
t6 u2,
Insrnu-nnoru (Cottlruueo) PAGE rs
O ":Ht:i.T*".:[facturer's instructions for rhe use or flashing
and an adjustable storm collar at the roof line to prevent water
from entering the house.. The table below may be used to determine the appropriate
framing size. When installing into a sloped roof, it is important
to determine the size of the framing for clearance purposes.
Use the appropriate column for 2 x 4 or 2 x 6 rafters. It is not
necessary to frame around t}te hole opening if the clearance to
combustibles can be maintained between fwo rafters.
Chimnay Type Chimney Typc
SI,OPE Temco (12" di.meter)Suoerior. trMI. or Marco (12-111" dia.)
2 bv 4 Rafter 2 bv 6 Rafter 2 bv 4 Rafter 2 bv 6 Rafter
wt2 16x 16 l6 x l6 16 ll2x 16ll2 16 r?x L6 ll2
u12 16 x 16 ll2 16 x 16 5/8 16 ll2 x 17 16 lDx I7 llE
at2 16x 17 16 x 17 ll4 16 112 x 17 ll2 16 lDt 17 314
3^2 16 x 17 112 l6x l8 16 ll2 x 18 16 IDx 18 lD
4^2 16 x 18 l/4 16 x 18 7/8 16 ll2 x t8 3/4 16 ll2 x 19 318
5^2 l6 x t9 16 x 19 l/4 16 ll2x 19 ll2 16 IDx 19 314
6n2 16 x 19 718 16 x?fr 718 L6ll2xD3l8 16 Il2 x2l 318
7n2 16x243/4 16 x2l ll2 16ll2x2t rl4 16lDx22
&12 16 x2l 314 16x23 16ll2x22ll4 16ll2x23ll2
9n2 16 x 22 314 16x?A ll4 16 ll2 x2! ll4 16 ll2 x24 314
lon2 16 x 23 314 16 x 25 ll2 16 ll2 x 24 ll4 16 lDx26
tln2 16x25 16x?-6314 16ll2x25 ll2 16 ll2x27 ll4
l:ul2 16 x 2,6 ll8 16 x 28 l/8 16 ll2 x 26 518 16 ll2 x28 518
Chimney Termination Requirements. The chimney must have a chimney cap. The chimney must terminate a minimum 3'above the roof and 2'above any portion within l0'
(measured horizontally). This applies to flat and sloped roofs.
improving fireplace opemting characteristics.
Chimneys extending beyond a certain height (frequently 5') above the roof may require braces
(check the chimney instructions for details)
Framing Size
PAGE 16 InsrnuniloN (Conlnueo)
!
1
ACID WASH WARMNG: Before installing the faceplate, make sure any masonry that has been
treated with acid wash has been properly neutralized (this is used primarily with brick faces). Acid
wash (muriatic acid) is used to remove excess mortar. If not properly neutralized with an anrmonia
solution, the gold face may develop a permanent tarnish when the acid evaporates over time.
WOOD SCRAP WARNING: Never bum wood scraps in the fireplace. Treated wood breaks down
the catalyst inside the freplace, decreasing efficiency and increasing emissions.
Remove the set-up face using the #3 square drive included with the faceplate.
Make sure the firebrick is properly in place.
Install the log retainer using the included 1/8" allen wrcnch.
Install the baffle.
2
3
4
Use the #l square driver included
with the faceDlate b remove the 10
screws on the set-up face.
\-.:.).
Place tfie baflle on the
brack€ts at the rear of the
firebox.
The firebrick
should be intact
and agains{ the
walls of tho
ftrebox.
Plac€ the grate in ihe
cer er of lhe firebox
Door Switch (used
to automatically
tum the blower off
wtl6n the door is
opened)
Serial # Plate
Place the log retainer into the holders. Tighten down the set screws in the holder with th€ included l/8'
allen wrench. NOTE: The standard log retainer shown, the same instruclions apply for th€ cast andiron
$
lusrRu-artoN (CorulruuED) poc=rz
5 Make sure the insulation between the fireplace body and fireplace can is still in place
FF;ONT
VIE\,fu OF
il l':i;F) =,A\(=; E
5 If installing a catalyst temperature meter, do so now (see the instructions included with the
temperature meter).6 The faceplate is packaged with the faceplate attachment screws (NOTE: there are two extra screws
that may be discarded). Use the included #3 square driver to install the faceplate - do not pinch any
of the wires in the lower right between the faceplate and the fireplace.
12 faceolate
attachmsnt screws
come included with
the faceplate (2 may
be discarded)
Use the #3 square
driver included with
the faceplate to
tighten the screws
qfi
PAGEI8 lrusrruRlon (Coxnuueo)
Ea
Attach the two male quick-connects from the switch plate to the two female quick-connects leading
from the fireplace. If the optional summer fan swirch is being used, connect the other two quick
connects, otherwise tuck the two male quick-connects leading from the fircplace into the cay!ry
behind the faceplate. Attach the switchplate to the faceplate using a standard screwdriver (NOTE:
the attachment screws are threaded into the faceplate).
Blower operation may be checked by jumping the two male quick-connects leading from the
fireplace (BE CAREFUL - THIS CIRCUTT IS ACTryE). Make sure tlle door is closed.
Single Door Installation This fireplace may be installed with a single large door or two split-doors.
See the instructions under step 8a for installing double doors. For single doors, install it by sliding
the door over the right side hinge pins. See step 9 for adjusting the door larch.
Double Door Installation - Determining the Correct Door Latch Because of design changes
from the 364, to the 36-Elite, the door latch and heat shield on the double doors has been changed.
36A doors have latches that are 2-1,12'long. 36-Elite doon have latches 3-118" long. See the
illustration below to determine the correct door latch and how to switch latches.
Lower Right
of Faceplate
Attach the two male quick-mnnects from the
switch plate to the two female quick-
connocts lsading from the fireplace.
t
Use a standard
screwdriver to attach
the switch plate
-v
These male quick-connects are for th6 summEr fan swlbh
(connect them together to test il the blower operates).
SIDE VIEW OF DOOR LATCH
36A Doors 36 Elite Doors
lf )rour door has this type of latch you will need to
swibh the door latich and heal shield. Go to step 8b
lf your door has this type
of latch go to s{ep 8c
'. i
lnsrlu-elon (Cottnnueo) PAGEie
8b Changing the Door Latch and Heat Shield on 36A Doors
Remove the door latch using a 9/16" wrench to remove the outer nut. Remove the washer and
remove the latch by sliding it outwards and off of the threaded door handle. Discard the 2-112" long
latch. Insert the 36 Elite larch by inserting it through the door latch rod, and then over the threaded
door handle. The hole in the latch has a flat portion. It slides over the flat portion of the threaded
door handle.. Replace the washer and nut and tighten.
/-A\- Flr Door Handl€
OutBr Nut (use
a 9/16" wrench
b remove)
Replace the 364, heat shield that attaches to the left side door. Remove the two screws that hold the
heat shield in place with a 5i 16" nutdriver. Line up the new heat shield and replace the screws.
Heat Shield 36 Elite Heat Shield
Left Door
ffi
Remove thes€ two screws with
a 5/16" nutdriv€r. Then install
ths smaller 36 Elite h€at shi€ld.
8c Install the doors by sliding the door over the hinge pins. Check the vertical alignment.
Ch€ck the position of the doors for
horizonlal alignment (the doors in
this picture are out of alignment).
Add washers to the hinge pins on
this side b make the doors align
horizontally.
PAGE 20 lrusralumon (Gorunruueo)
9 Adjust the door latch, if necessary to make a snug fit between the door gasket and the fireplace.
Adjustments are made to the door latch by moving the washers from either side of the door latch and
tightening the inner nut against the outer nut.
SIDE VIEW OF DOOR LTATCH
The door lalch is adiusted by moving
the washers
'Iom
one side of lhe
latch to fl1e other. 'l'ighlen the out€r \nut against th€ inner nut to insure a -
pr€cise adiusunent.
Door Gasket
Threaded
portion of
handl€
Outsr Nut (use
a 9/16" wrencfi
to remo\re)Doot Handl€
This fireplace is designed to accept a Il2" ga.s line for a natural gas log
lighter. The gas line should be installed by a qualified plumber in
accordance with all building codes. The gas connection may enter from the
left side only. The gas line must be installed in accordance with the National
Fuel Gas Code ANSI A223.1-1992 or local codes that may have jurisdiction.
When installing a gas line, an approved shut-off valve must be installed
outside the flueplace.
To install the gas line, remove the brick on the left inside of the fireplace
that has the hole provided for the gas line to pass through. This will expose
a snap in plug that will need to be removed by pryrng off with a flat screw
driver. Pull out the insulation that is in the hole and replace the brick.
Remove the cover plate on the exterior of the z.c. can. Slide a ll2" pipe
nipple through the holes (NOTE: the exterior access hole is 6-112" back from
the front edge of the faceplate and 12" above the base). Then pack the
insulation around the gas pipe where it passes into the firebox. Finish the
installation by either capping the gas line inside the fireplace or by installing
a listed gas log lighter in accordance with its installation instnrctions. Use a
pipe compound approved for use with gas on all joints.
CAUTION:
. \[hen using a log lighter set, the fireplace by-pass and combustion air control must be in
the fully open position. Follow the operating instructions supplied by the log Hghter
manufacturer.
hopane (LP) may not be used.
LIslruc lruronnaAlott PAGE21
r()The listing label is shown below. It can be found on the base of the fireplace behind the faceplate.
PAGEzI lruogx
W
The Original GoId Arched tr'ireplacerM
fl ireplace Xtrordinair (sometimes called the FPX) the "Original
Jf 'Gold Arched Fireplace", introduced the trademark product shapeI of the parallel arches, the arched viewing area and the parallel
arched face over a decade ago. The unique design of the delicate lace
pattern concealing the air intake and heat exchanger, and the arches
have identified Fireplace Xtrordinair to thousands of disceming
homeowners all over North America.
l{othing X[atches A Real Log Fire
fff hen irou enter a home, what s the one thing that makes you
lll teel instantly rvelcomed and relaxed: the cheery crackle
JJ and dancing warm flames of a real log fire on the hearth.
The fireplace has ahvays been the heart of the home. The mood it
inspires sets the stage for all our fondest memories of romance,
family sharing and
festive gatherings
around the fireplace.
This rvonderful
ambience is
threatened by
society's need for
efficient use of fuel
and a cleaner,
healthier
environment.
The fireplace of old, and most manufactured fireplaces, cannot
meet these demands. Any heat generated by a traditional fire-
place goes up the chimney and not into the home.
The solution is l'ireplace Xtrordinair. This state-of-the-art fireplace
design, auailable in two different sized models, provides the
warmth, romance and beauty of a traditional hearth without heat
loss and air pollution. The Fireplace Xtrordinair is installed as a
zero clearance fireplace, and has an enviable overall efficiency
rating up to 7370. It is certified by the EPA as a clean burning,
environmentally responsible heatingl appliance.
The Furnqce That Looks Like A Firepluce
hlh. Fireplace Xtrordinair is designed to maintain the aesthetic
I appeal of Lhe fireplace while deliverin{ up to 76,700
.L BTU's,ihour. through a decorative grill built into the face
design, framing the fire and enhancing your home decor. Other
heat-circulating fireplaces require large unsightly louvers or highly
visible vent boxes above the fireplace opening, sacrificing the
traditional hearth look.
The Fireplace Xtrordinair features
sleek lines and large glass doors
for an expansive view of
the fire. Optional Sold
plating on the face and
door add a dramatic flair.
Only Fireplace
Xtrordinair creates such
a uniquely beautiful,
versatile look in a high
BTtl output fireplace.
Unique Positiue Pressure Heating Sgstem
7rl ne ofthe unique design features ofthe Fireplace Xtrordinair
f I ls that you can use fresh air which is drawn from outside the
\./ home for both combustion and heat transfer through a
unique concept called,' Posi- Pressure'. Posi-Pressure technology
draws outside air into the cavity around the fireplace, heats it, and
circulates it throughout the home via a quiet, remote blower. The
lllustration depic ls tgpical heat disttibulionofheated ait
in a home. Heating capacit! and room temperature mall L'ary due to locotion of fireplace,
degee ofinsulalion, twe of fuel ond fuel moislure conlent,
Home Air Recirculator
f)rou also have the option to install the powerful blower within
J the home and use the Fireplace Xtrordinair as a Horne Air
.a Recirculator, that provides a circulation of heated air throughout
the home.
No Fireplace Burns As
Clean As Fireplace Xtrordinair
source of heat for
your home shouldn't
be a source of
pollution for our environ-
ment. The Fireplace
Xtrordinair utilizes the
latest catalytic technology
to reduce emissions
by 90% compared to
conventional fireplaces.
A catalytic combustor
reduces the temperature
at which smoke ignites,
causing it to burn before
it leaves the firebox.
Unlike most fireplaces, the Fireplace Xtrordinair surpasses the
EPA'S strict emissions standards for wood stoves - in fact. emissions
are as low as 2.3 grams of particulates per hour for the Model 36
Elite and 2.5 Erams for the Model 44 Elite!
heated air naturally 'seeks out' and
warming the entire home evenly
leaks and other drafty spots
by preventing cold air
penetrates cold spaces,
while'sealing' cracks,
TI FIED
HI
CER
Unmotch.ed BecrutU
/11 n. l'ireplace Xtrordinair rs
f designed to meet your archi-
I tectural needs by blendingwith the
interior of your home rather than looking
like an add-on.
The double door style is a classic, equally
at home in the country or when gracing a
contemporary living room. This fireplace
is flush to the wall, which saves valuable
floor space in a room.
The traditional arch design accommodates
standard brick dimensions without cutting
and works equally rvell ttith stone, marble
or tile for that custom touch.
The controls for fan, air adjustment and
damper are subtly incorporated in the face
of the unit itself for easy access.
The standard heat resistant finish for the
doors and face is a rich metallic black.
Your dealer can offer a wide assortment of
decorator colors as well.
A$KT&m
The upgrade finish for the fireplace is an
elegant 24 karat gold plating over polished
nickel. The gold does not require polishing
and will not discolor from normal
operation*. Combine gold and metallic
black components for a striking contrast or
feature the total gold finish for a stunning
high impact fireplace.
Cust tmtliDn ddihthb u)tth sitlgle daor aptlon
The 36 Elite is unique in several areas:
I. This model offers the choice of either the
classic double iuch door or a single arched door.
2. The 36 Elite also offers the beautiful
hand-hammered ArtisanrM wrought iron
face and wrought iron door.
3. Available with a classic black or gold
single door option is the decorative cast
andiron that fits within the firebox. This
beautiful feature adds an exciting nelv
dimension to the flames.
I nother beautiful benefit ofthe
4 Fireplace Xtrordinair is the size of.4l the logs the unit can burn (up to
32" on model 44Elite). The large capacig
firebox features large doors that provide a
huge unobstructed view of the beautiful,
soothinq flames.
Model 36 Elite 84,'
IIodBl 44 Elite 38'
P"*.;,i:,':lii;ii::,"",,.
the fact that the Fireplace Xtrordinair is
constructed of superior components and
features, and the performance ratings are
superior to every other certified fireplace,
the cost of the installed system
is surprisingly competitive. The reason is
simple, the air cooled chimney system
approved for the Fireplace Xtrordinair may
cost 5070 less than chimney systems
required on other high heat output
fireplaces. This dramatic breakthrough is
due to the effectiveness of the unique heat
exchange Posi-Pressure system. This
system delivers most of the heat generated
into the home rather than up the chimney.
Dollar for dollar, you will not find a better,
more cost effective way to efficiently heat
your home with wood!
Classid" Blnck Door/Black Face
Singb DN,4rrailehte m 36 Elite Only
Classif" Gold Door/Black Face
$aslp D)or Aoailahb on 36 Flik (hlg
Classif" Black Door/Gold Face
Single l\nr Arflilnhle m 36 tr)i* (Ng
Ckxsif" Gold Door/Gold Face
Single Dnr Aotila e on 36 ile Onlg
Artisan'" Hammered Face with
Wroupht lron Detail
Singte Dool on\ - 36 EIiu Onli
rcold can he damaged hy ove{iring, cleaning chemicals or abrasive polish, consult your dealer for the proper care and cleaning of the gold dools and face'
here has never been a fireolace made
that compares to Fireplace Xtrordinair
in all the performance categories, effi-
ciency, emissions and BTU output. One of the
most critical of all performance characteristics
of any heating appliance is the "ouerall effi-
7?%ciency". This im-
portant data tells
you how much of
the energy gener-
ated by combustionOverdI
Eff lc lenqy ;:ft:T: i.i,T fi::
llnce(lisl
lvoodh{es Woo6lo0e
The combustor is designed to ignite any
unburned volatile gases that would otherwise
pass up the chimney as smoke. The catalyst in
place Xtrordinair is rated by the Department of
Environmental Quality (DEQ) in Oregon as
having 7370 on the model 36 Elite. This is the
highest rating ever achieved by a wood burning
fireplace, in fact much higher than most E.P.A.
certified wood stoves.
How The Fireplace
Xtrordinair Works.
A single air control ( I ) regulates the burn rate
of the fireplace. fu the fresh air is directed to the
primary combustion zone of the fire, it is drawn
evenly across the glass by a sophisti-
cated airwash. (2) This air wash is designed
to help keep the glass clean during higher
operating settings.
An additional boost to the primary fire is achieved
by air inlels (3) near the base of the huge firebox.
This combined air entry allows for aggressive and
easy to light fires
There are trvo EPA approved methods for
reducing emissions in certified wood burning
appliances, one being non-catalytic High-Tech
design, the other using catalytic combustors.
The Fireplace Xtrordinair features catalytic
Technology. The catalytic combustor (4) is a
ceramic honeycombed block that is coated with
a mixture of palladium and platinum.
Fireplaco F€place
Extrodhaf Extodnar
Mod.l36 Elile Model 4tE il€
I
0,
n
o
0con
Firaplacss
L@lcsLfuAW,
the combustor actually lowers the
temperature at which gases burn, thus
allowing the appliance to burn efficiently over
the complete operating range and producing
more useful heat.
The huge size ofthe refractory lined (5)
firebox (4.3 cubic feet on model tl4 Elite &
3.7 on the model 36flr7el, combines a large
fuel load with the burn characteristics of the
catalytic combustor for longer, more efficient
burn times than those found in any High-
Tech stove or uncertified fireplaces.
A catalytic by-pass
mechanism (6) is designed
to prevent smoke spillage during
refueling and allows for quick, effortless
firestarting by allowing a direct unobstructed
path for the flue lases during start-up,
The hear,y baffle plates (7) increase the time
the unburned gases stay in the firebox,
allowing them, when mixed with fresh
oxygen prior to entering the catalytic
combustor, to increase efficiency and lower
emissions.
(8) The variable speed blower control
allows you to adjust the amount of heated
air circulation your home requires.
(9) Heavy gauge, welded steel firebox
construction and rigorous Underwriters
Laboratory (UL) safety testing by Warnock
Hersey insure complete peace of mind.
(10 large double doors frame the largest
ceramic viewing glass available in any heat
producing fireplace.
Model 36 Elite Door Size: 28" x 36"
Model 44 Elite Door Size:
Madel36 Elite
Zen t C I ear unce F irep lace
( I f ) The blower micro-switch adds safety
by instantly turning off and on the blower
system when you open and close the doors
to add wood.
( f2) The log retainer allows you the ability
to load a large amount of wood without it
rolling back out.
NOTE: Ifyou purchase the single gold or
black door you will also receive the cast
decorative andiron.
M Ufu A fu Y';;t::'ffff'*"ments
Highest
BTU Output
of Ang Phuse II
Pcotures & xlotlel it6 Elite Mctttel 44 EliteSpecilicutions Zero Oleorance kro Cleorance
The Fireplace Xtrordinair is one of
the cleanest burning and the highest
BTLI output appliances ever certified.
The Posi-Pressure
Sgstem
Fresh outside air is drarvn through a remote, quiet 388 cfm blower (13) to
pressurize the house, and provide outside air for combustion. A'"vashable air
filter (14) keeps incoming air clean. The barometric damper (15) prevents
cold air transfer into the heat chamber when your fireplace is not in use.
Outside air is circulated around the entire firebox ( 16l for maximum heat
transfer before being directed through the decorative face outlets to pressurize
your home with fresh heated air. The finish face (17) is removable and comes
from the factory either Sold plated or with a metallic black paint finish. Check
rvith your dealer for custom paint colors they may offer.
All Models of the Fireplace Xtrordinair Also l'eature...
o Built-in thermodisc for automatic control of the blower.
o 8 foot electrical leads for the blower (8' extension
with iunction box are available).
This quiet, remote 388 CFM blower
enables practical use of the fireplace
in the familg room or the most
formal liuing ror.tm.
r Mason's set-up face provided on the fireplace during installation to prevent
damage to the decorative faceplate.
. 3 blower duct locatrons for a wide selection ofblower installation options.
r Unit comes with universal chimnev adaotor.
. Flex duct for blower included.
. Flex duct and cooling vents for fireplace included.
7le dbtlatsirtns otd clatrarutx on this page ue hr rcfm:nce onlg! Refer
to Oumer's Manual for operation and etact specifications prior
to irctallation.
'Ir s q3ph rEcss'E bolh rirdace Xl!'C mif mode s ar 069l cenlea I redac€6
lisrcd " f€ 1998 EPA rsl i9 ol rrtas€ ? Rssideitia llod le sls.
Certified Fireplace
EPA Phase II ADDroved YIS YES
Overall Efficiencv*73%72%
Heating Capacitl'tp to 2,500 SqJFt.UD to 3,000 SqrTt.
Emissions**
llarimum Burn Timea
2.3 0ramsrHour
l0 Hours
2.5 Gram:,tlour
l2 Hours
flue 8"Opening LD.8 0Dening l.D.
ftenll\{'idtht 48',
OverallDepth 2i'27'
Firebox Capacig 3.7 Cubic Feet
\Abod Size 24'
a3 cubig &e!
32',
BTU 0utpur Cordnood 10.300 to 66.000 Per,/tlr.10.700 to 76,700 PeriHr.
'DEQ Uethod *rEPAl4ethod tNol lnclu.lin.t loceptate
^ EmLtio,z! Endenc!, Heating Copu.it! and llum Time ma! Lvry llepenling on a.tuat
hone lloat plan, ttpe ol tJel rlrcd, and moittule .ontent. Emissions numbers are those
that haE heen certitied b! the U.S. E.PA. BT(; output based on buming cordLoad.
Dncienc! numhers arc bdsed on On2gon DepL ofDtuironmental qualit! lest standards.
Frorning Specifi<tilfunsABCWIDTH DEPTH HEICHT
Model 36 Elite 43"(54"+)26 (37 ln'**l 45 7t2'.
Model 44 Elite 50" (61'*)26 y8 (37 t8',+)50 1/2',
* LIse these measurements if you are installing unit in an outside chas€.
This includes room for the blohier in chase.
NOTE: Framing
Space For Fan:
Height = 13'
width = 113i8"
Depth = 11 li2"
All models 23" from fireolace face
combustible facing to fiieplaceface is 12".
Hearth: All models require a 20" non-combustible hearth.
Chimnev: Temco 82 Series. Suoenor TF8. Flvll8HT, Marco 8D
<_
Mantle:
K42'l
Model 41 Elite Zero Clcrtronce
EUxnU,eI@
17 ever has adding the value, beauty and warmth
ff f ofa elowing hearth been easier or more versatile. The
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Bujlding Name:
Project Description:
owner, Addres s andPhonei f/z/ (
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Board / Staff Action
Motion by: Vote:
Seconded by:
fl Approval
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AG,.n Approval
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Date: ,{:rf'' 2 f DRB Fee ,*-o#C!
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BOARD APPI,ICATION - TOIIN OF VAII-,, COIJORADO
DATE RECEIVED:
DATE OF DRB MEETTNG:**********
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DESCRIPTION:
TYPE OF REVIEW: ,,, . n
New consr.rucr.ion (g200 .oo) M'l*k,Addition (950.00) Conceptual Review (g0)
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ADDRESS:
LEGAIJ DESCRIPTSubdivision
If property is described bvdescription, please providlto this application.
a meet,s and boundson a separate sheet
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and attach
E.ZONING:
NAME OFMailing APPLICAITIP:old
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Address:
NAME OF APPIJIMailing Addre
NAME OP OWNER
OWNER(S) SIGNATURE:
Mailing Address:
APPIJICATIONS WTLL NOT BE PROCESSED
Condominium Approval if applicable.
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FEE SCHEDULE:
$100.00
g over $1, 000, 000
DESIGN REVIEW BOARD APPROVAIT EXPIRESAPPROVAI IJNIJESS A BUTIIDING PERMIT ISIS STARTED.
$200.00
$400.00
$s00. 00
ONE YEAR AFTER FINAIJ
ISSUED AI{D CONSTRUCTTON
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any legal action based upon anywithin three years after you fil
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5/ or iuprovenenE survey plaC, and Ehat 1C ls nof to ba relled upbn for the escabllsh-
,l uenr Lf fence, building, or oEher future lnproveDen! llnes. I further cerclfy that
/ rhe lnproveeents on the above described parcel on chls date, excePE utllity con-
/ oectlons, are enElrely:rrithln the boundarles of the parcel, except as shortn ' that
7' there are no encroachnincs upon the descrlbed preulses by luprovenents on any ad-
1 lofning premises, excepc as indicated, and rhat there ls no apperent evldence or
\ "fg" of any easenenE crosslng or burdenlng any par! of said parcel, except as noted.
\ fnf" cerEificat.e does no! constitute a clcle search by InEer-UounBaln EnBineerlng
tb decernLne ownership or aaseuents of tecord. For all lnforoatlon regardlng
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PARCEL "2", HBM TOWNHOUSES,
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SU&JECT:
MEMORANDUM
General Public
Community Development Department
February 19, 1992
Movable/Portable Hot Tubs and Soas
As technology has progressed, a new type of hot tub and spa has been developed. This new
type is esseniially a self-contained unii with ail plumbing, etc., contained within the structure of
the unit. The only necessary component for this type of unit is an electrical outlet. For the
Town's purposes, these units will be considered.moveable/portable hot tubs and spas.
The following information must be submitted, where applicable, with all requests for
portable/move hot lubs or spas:
or site plan - The building location,all property lines and the proposed hot tub
should be shown.
Jlyl'sheeVphotograph of unit - All units must be U.L. listed and must meet the UBC.
Condo Association - lf a unit is to be located on a general common element (G.C.E.)
or limited common element (L.C.E.), condominium association written approval must be
obtained.
Hazards - A hazard letter will not be required unless some other structure, as defined
in Section 18.04.3'10 of the Town of Vail Municipal Code, is also being added. Specific
requirements for structures in hazard areas are in Section 18.69 of the Town of Vail
zoning code. Maps indicating hazard areas are available in the Community
Development Department office.
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A hot tub may be added to an existing, conforming (legal) deck. Decks may encroach into
sebacks, including front, rear, side and creek, either 1l2the seback distance or 10 feet if
within 5 feet of grade, or 1/2 the s-etback distance cr 5 feet if more than 5 feet from grade.
Please refer to Section 18.50.050, 18.58.060 and 18.58.300 of the Town of Vail zoning code
for the specific regulations. Flequests for hot tub/spa encroachments into setbacks further
than allowed for decks may be approved by the Design Fleview Board. Other secticns of the
code, which are not cited in this memo, may also be applicable to some installations.
All completed applications for movable/portable hot tubs will be reviewed by staff. No
approv.al can be given without all the necessary information as listed above.
This review program is not applicable to permanenVbuilt-in hot tub/spa units.
The Town will not regulate "temporary" hot tubs which are sited for less than a 48-hour period.
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Tom Briner
Diana Donovan
Pam Hopkins
Duane Pi per
Sid Schultz
Jim Viele
The meeting was ca'l Ied
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PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENTAL COMMiSS]ON
December 9. 1985
STAFF PRESENT
Tom-Eraun -Kristan Pritz
Rick Pylman
to order at 3:00 pm by Duane Piper, chairman.
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l. Approval of minutes of meeting of November 25. Donovan moved and Schultz
secoffi.Votewas5infavorwithVieleabstaining.
variance in order to constrrlct a gara
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seconded to table. Vote was 6-0 in favor
spoke on behalf of the proposal . He
so'l ution creating 1'l 0 -'l 20.park'i ng
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3. Request for a conditional use permit to expand the Pot?lq,P1!ch Restaurant
ffiium unit #44. Applicant: Campbell/Heilman
horn 3r ppl icant: James R. Horton
tom Erau entatio4/exp'l aining that saving a number of treesjustified the 4.5 foot encroaCh'mEnf,J Viele moved and Hopkins seconded EO
aoDrove the reouest per the staff memo. The vote was 6-0 in favor.
The applicant requested to table unt.i I January 13. Donovan moved,and Viele
seconded to table. Vote was 6-0.
4.Reouest to amend the development plan of Crossroads and for setback
variances in order to enclose an exjsting deck area Cqq !9 other
outdoor dininq at Burqer Kinq. Appl icant: Snowquest
uary 13. Viele moved and HoPkins
5. A request for a condit'i onal use permit in order to permit public parking
on Ford Park's lower bench. Applicant: Vail Associates
K1i stan Pritz made the staff presentation. She presented background, the
description of the proposed use, and criteria involved 'i n the eva'l uation of a
conditional use permit. The staff recommendation was for approval . It was
stated that the proposal provided a short term solution to the Town's lack of
parking. Due to the fact that the'l and used for parking wouid be disturbed for
two years anyway, jt was felt that the proposa'l would not negatively impact the
sjte. Staff did point out that the proposal would only be appropriate for two
years .
Joe Macy, representing Vail Assoc'i ates,
stated that this was to be a short term
spaces.
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box 10O
rail, colorado 81657
B03l 47&5613
department of commun ity development
Awust Lo, L979
FE: Iot _, Bloch
' Filing
Enclosed you will flnd a Conditlonal Certificates of Occr4aney wtticir
unas issued to you earlier this year with the understanding that certain
requirsrents be canpleted within a given tise period. Olr reeords in-
dicate that your ccnpletion date has been passed by without any word fircm
]tou @Ircerning your obligation. We uould appreciate a response fron you
by Augr.st 24 lettine us knor nhen your landscaping and paving will be
corpleted. We feel it is neeessa^:ry to know when these obligations w111
be fulfilled in that your Oertificate of Occupancy was only Conditional.If we fail to hear frcrn you by the above date, it wiU be necessary to
take further action as is outlined in the Unlform Buildirg Code whictt
was adopted by City Ordi-nanee #36.
Steve Patterson
Orief &rilding Official
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Young Flve Plex
I]nits-l and 2Erifrg Pennit #O44Iot 9, Block 3, Bighorn 5wl
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box 1O0
vail, colorado 81657
{303) 476-5613
Febnrarty 28; 1979
department of community development
ft.mter Young
Avon, @lorado 81620
Dear Sir:
A Oonditional Certificate of Occupancy sril1 be issued on
the above residences with the understanJing that the electrical
panel w:il1 be labled and the driveuay pavhg and landscaping
be ccnpleted by June 15, L9?9. ff these itens are not ccrqlleted,
the Tqrn of Vail hrildlng Offictal IEty cause this to be copleted
at your elq)ense.
Your cooperation irt ttris matter will be greatry appreciated'
If there axe any further questions, please contact nE.
I have rea.d and understand the above condition for Conditional
Certlficate of Occupancy.
r -la/a/ 7v
Date
t'
SAL
Subscribed and sirorn to before re this
1979.
tu
Marrh W. Marchus
Grief Buildtug Official
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Building Ferrit ,t044Irt 9, Block 3, Bigbom 3rd
box lfl)
rail, colorado 81657
13031 4766613
Februany 28, 1979
d€partment of community development
a/,p/ z?
Date
Hunter Young
Avon, @lorzdo 81620
Dear Sir:
A Condltional @rbificate of Ocopancy will be issued on
the above residences with the understanding that the electrical
panel will be labled and the drivoray paving and landscaptug
be cotpleted try Jure l-5, 1979. If these itens are not ccryleted,
the Torn of Vail B.rildirre Officlal ray cause this to be cupletedat your e)eense.
Your cooperation in ttris natter wil1 be greatly appreciated.If there axe any firrther questions, please cmtact rre.
I have read and understand the above condltlcn for OonditioalCertlflcate of Occupancy.
SAL
Subscribed and srcrrr to before re this
L979.
Orief Brilding Official