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Home My WebLink AboutREVISION 5-17-16w. i r SCA VYW WAY E / OFFICE USE ONLY: BY� 20�� uC��VuU�� PERM TTING St. Lucie PERMIT # 1507-0355 _ DATE FILED: ounty, FL REVISION FEE: 0 RECEIPT # _I I . . • 1. LOCATION/SITE ADDRESS: PLANNI�G & DEVELOPMENT SERVICES BUILDING & CODE REGULATION DIVISION 2300 VIRGINIA AVENUE FORT PIERCE, FL 34982-5652 (772) 462-1553 APPLICA ION FOR BUILDING PERMIT REVISIONS PROJECT INFORMATION 2106 NORTH KINGS HIGHWAY, FT PIERCE, FL 2. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT REVISIONS: 1- FIREWALL ALTERNATE a- exchange UL Design No X524 withJUL Design 804 using G 2- SPRAY FOAM MANUFACTURER ALTI RNATE a- Exchange Exposed Icynene Pro -Steal with Polygreen SP1 f Refer to Paae A-4 and Attached Requestlfor Information 1507-06 3. CONTRACTOR INFORMATION: 07c! 0 67` v .. r-- - 'w IN I I BUILDING DIVISIO REVIEWED FOR COMPLI REVIEWED BY DATE M •� PLANS AND PE MIT MUST BE KEPT ON JOB OR Si�ELvSPEYTION WILL BE MADE zc-r-n-- Metal PBR STATE of FL REG./CERT. #: c:rC 091935 ST. LUCIE COUNTY CERT. #: BUSINESS NAME: Tripp & Associates Inc QUALIFIERS NAME: H. LaRue Tripp ADDRESS: 1225 NW AVe L, Suite 103 CITY: Belle Glade I STATE: FL ZIP: 33430 PHONE (DAYTIME): 251-597-8921 FAX: dtripp(@trip ap roup or -a 4. OWNER/BUILDER INFORMATION: • NAME: Florida Fruit Association/ Rio Citrus ADDRESS: 2000 Kings Highway CITY: Ft Pierce STATE: _ PHONE: 772-569-4320 I 5. ARCHITECT/ENGINEER INFORMATION: NAME: Edlund, Dritenbas, Binkl�y Architects ADDRESS: 65 Royal Palm Pointe, Suite D FL ZIP: FAX: CITY: Vero Beach I STATE: FL PHONE (DAYTIME): 772-569-4320 SI.CCC: 9123109 Revised 04/26/2010 THESE ieUIN'S AND ALL PROPOSUM WON% ARE SUNECT TO ANY CORREXMONS REQUIRED BY FI1,10 INSPECTORS THAT MAY BE NECESSAXY IN (ADEN To Mi'4PLY W1 T IH All APPLIONME CODES. ZIP: 32960 FAX: REVISION V Request for Information RFIi# 1507-06 Date 02/29/16 Project RIO CITRUS EXPANSION 'Y 2106 N KINGS HIGHWAY C 0 FT PIERCE, FL To EDLUND, DRITENBAS, BINKLEY From TRIPP & ASSOC Attention MR DRITENBAS Contact DARRYL Phone 772-569-4320 I Phone 251-597-8921 Fax edbvero@bellsouth.net Fax 877-655-7640 dtripp@trippgroup.org or Concern By DARRYLTRIPP Subject FIREWALL/INTERIOR FINISH CONSTRUCTION METHOD APPROVAL REQUEST Question Pgs A-1 & A-4 define the approved construction method Tor the Tvewan separation. The method used was to install CAFCO Blaze Shield II on the interior metal structure at the walls and ceiling return as referred, then 3" thick Spray Foam 194 on walls and 4" thick Spray Foam 194 at ceiling. Finally a 26 gauge Metal PBR panel with exposed fasteners was installed to cover and protect. Please review the attached data sheets and con truction method as an alternate to the recommendation. The work was verified and inspected onsite by �n independent engineer and documentation submitted to SL County as well as inspected and approved by St Lucie Fire MarshJl prior to and after installation. Request Remaining walls were sprayed with 3" thick Spray Foam 184 on walls and 4" on ceiling with 26 ga PBR Liner panel and trim installed. The owners supported the change based on financial savings and reduced construction time. We are requesting review, approval, and a revision noted for submission to the building department for final approval. i The above is a change Yes FX] No 0 Response 7-/_e salon, 11 � _ /77� �! i � �DT� fey! s Response C14FCp 16ZARei - .�yWD a s �•/D/C e�t�J WJr. Syr ao%/7!e 9W Accepted Yes 1/\J No Signatur IaUG 2W �4,Pc�1i 1285 N.W. Ave L, Belle Grade, FL 33430 RiPPp 772-597-8921 F 877-655-7640 Date Page 1 'olutions Technical Data Sheet for Polyoecy Solutions, LLC. 500 Sugar Mill Road; Suite 260A Atlanta, GA 30350 Phone: 770.712.0011 Fax: 770.481.0011 polygreensolutions@gmail.com Ypl&f, is a two component, EPA approved, zero ozone-deplting, blowing agent, closed cell polyurethane spray foam system. The in - place density is 1.8-2.0 pcf. Low viscosity acid 1:1 volume ratio provide for -easy processing. The foam meets a CLASS 1 according to ASTM E 84 at inches. " RECOMMENDED USES Is designed for use in applications such as; Interior I sulation, Spas and Void Fill ECT. REM IVITYPROFILES REGULAR R FAST F Ambient Temp. Range 701 F Min. 400 F Min. Reactivity (Rise Time) 4-6 Sec. 2-4 Sec. LIQUID COMPONENTS TEST METHOD COMPONENT A COMPONENT B Viscosity, cps @ 74OF cps ASTM D-2196 200-300 600-700 Spindle #2 @ 300 rpm Specific Gravity @ 741F AS7M'D-1638 1.24 1.17 Color Visual Dark Brown Light Brown Weight per Gallon From Specific Gravity 10.33 9.60 I.UMIJ PUH/VIJ I YPILAL PHYSILAL PROPERTIES ., PROPERTY TEST METHOD RESULTS Density ASTM D-1622 2.0 pcf Compressive Strength, Parallel ASTM D-1621 25 psi R-Value (90 day aged) ASTM C-518 6.5 Tensile Strength ASTM D-1623 42 psi Closed Cell Content ASTM D-1940 >90% Dimensional Stability ASTM D-2126 < 12% Max. Flame Spread ASTM E-84 <25 Smoke Development ASTM E-84 <450 Moisture (Perm/Inch) 'Note. The above values ore averooe uml_, ..k.,..t..-a ASTM E-96 1.0 perm @1.5in. / .75 @ 21n. r _ __ __._ ....... snaum nor oe ronlusea wan overall aenskty. Overall densities ore ahvoya higher than free rise rare densities and take into account skin formation, thickness of application, environmental conditions, etc Page 1 of 2 — APP STORAGE/SHELF LIFE Components "A" and "B" should be stored in their original, of unopened, sealed containers is approximately three mol EQUIPMENT Recommended proportioning equipment is manufactured parts A to 50 parts B (1:1). Equipment shall be of the heatE Optimum spraying temperature will vary with type of equil For proper use of this PolyGreen Solutions insulating mate[ application information and any of the following codes or g • API Fire Safety Guidelines for Use of Rigid Polyuret (AX230) • ICC, International Building Code, (IBC), Section • International Residential Code, (IRC), Section R314 Before the containers are opened, all safety instructions shl with the materials. If the safety instructions are lost I replacement. s WARNING: Polyurethane foam may present a fire risk in c cutting torches. The use of polyurethane in interior applia foam is protected by an approved fire -resistive fifteen -minus PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The "A" component is a polymer! VAPOR INHALATION. The best form of protection against set manufacturers, including 3M company and MSA make full fi respirators shall be worn. To prevent contact with the prod approved protective goggles. VAPOR INHALATION problems are characterized by coughir symptoms shall be immediately removed from the workplac extreme, SUMMON "EMERGENCY TRAINED" MEDICAL ATTE SKIN CONTACTwith liquid components can result in a rash c liquid with a clean soft cloth followed by washing with soap EYE CONTACT with liquid or sprayed components can result with water for an extensive period. SUMMON "EMERGENC VV,4£tf` ING: Polyurethane products manufactured or produced from allowed to remain exposed or unprotected. The charac factors which are controlled or influenced by the manufac engaged in the manufacture, production, application, ins1 whether there is a potential fire hazard associated with measures as outlined in Local, State and Federal regulai renovation of commercial or residential structures. THE INFORMATION HEREIN IS BELIEVED TO BE RELIABLE, BUT UNKNOWN RISKS I MERCHANTABLE QUALITY; THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WRITTEN DISCLAIMS ANY WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, OR FREE[ THE USE OF THESE MATERIALS. BUYER'S EXCLUSIVE REMEDY AS TO ANY B MATERIALS. FAILURE TO STRICTLY ADHERE TO RECOMMENDED PROCEDURES Si USE THEREOF. TION INFORMATION nopened containers at temperatures between 557 and 85'F. Shelf life hs under those storage conditions. Gusmer, Binks, Graco, or Glas-Craft. Mixing and ratio by volume is 50 airless type, capable of maintaining 110"F to 1407 at the spray gun. ent used, substrate, ambient temperature, and humidity. or any polyurethane foam, please refer to the PolyGreen Solutions felines: ne and Polyisocyanurate Foam Insulation in Building Construction d be read and understood by all personnel who will come into contact otherwise not available, please contact PolyGreen Solutions for a twin applications if exposed to fire or excessive heat, e.g. welding and ions on walls or ceilings presents an unreasonable fire risk, unless the thermal barrier. isocyanate and may be sensitizing, particularly from the standpoint of itizing vapors in the workplace is a FRESH AiR SUPPLY. Several e fresh air masks. For minimum protection, organic vapor canister style :t, wear fabric coveralls and fabric gloves, full -face mask and OSHA ;, shortness of breath or tightness of the chest. Anyone exhibiting these and administered oxygen or fresh air. If the condition is prolonged or ITiON IMMEDIATELY. other irritation. Wash the affected area with water. Wipe residual nd water. If a rash or other irritation develops, SEEA PHYSICIAN. n corneal burns or abrasions. Upon exposure, eyes should be flushed TRAINED" MEDICAL ATTENTION IMMEDIATELY. ;e chemicals may present a serious fire hazard if improperly used or and magnitude of any such hazard will depend on a broad range of .r, applicator or production process. Each person, firm, or corporation tion or use of any polyurethane materials should carefully determine specified usage, and utilize all appropriate precautionary and safety governing the manufacture of products or the construction and/or BE PRESENT. POLYGREEN SOLUTIONS,LLC. WARRANTS ONLY THAT THE MATERIALS SHALL BE OF UNWRITTEN EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES AND POLYGREEN SOLUTIONS,LLC EXPRESSLY FROM PATENT INFRINGEMENT. ACCORDINGLY, BUYER ASSUMES ALL RISKS WHATSOEVER AS TO :H OF WARRANTY OR NEGLIGENCE CLAIM SHALL BE LIMITED TO THE PURCHASE PRICE OF THE RELIEVE POLYGREEN SOLUTIONS,LLC OF ALL LIABILITY WITH RESPECT TO THE MATERIALS OR THE Page 2 of 2 -4 The PBR panel is commonly used for a wide variety of a chitectural, agricultural, commercial and industrial applications, PBR is a structural panel and an exposed fastener panel hat can be used for both roof and wall applications. The minimum roof slope for PBR is Y2:12. i www.mbci.com Features and Benefits: i • numerous UL 580 ratings are available, as well as UL 790, Class A for external fire, roofassemblyfor UL 263 for internal fire and the UL 2218 Class 4 impact rating, • PBR carries Flo t ida approval, Dade county ratings and FM 4471 approval standard for Class 1 oanel roofs. Product Specifications • Applications: Roof and wall Gauges: 26 (Standard); 29, 24, 22. (Optional) • Coverage widths' 36" = Finishes: Smooth (standard); -.Rib Spacing: 12" Ion center Embossed (optional) • Rib Height: 1-1/1'J Coatings: Galvalume Plus"', Signature* 200, Signature`* 300 • Minimum Slope; %:12 • Panel Attachment: Exposed Fastening System Mewl Roof and Wall Systems HOUSTON, TX 1877.713.6224 ATWATER, CA 1 800.829 9324 LUBBOCK, TX 11 00358,6224 OMAHA, NE 1 800 458.622.4 ROME, NY 1800.559.6224 ADEL, GA 1988.446.6224 DALLAS, TX i 800.653,6224 MEMPHI5, TN l r 00.206.6224 PHOENIX, AZ 1888.533.6224 SALT LAKE CITY, UT 1 800.87 42404 PTLANTA• GA 1 877.512,6224 INDIANAPOLIS. IN 1800.735.6224 OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 1800.597.6224 RICHMOND, VA 1 800.729.6224 SAN AN1'ONiO, TX 1800.598.6224 08-14 CATEGORY " 'CHAR-ACTERIS-Tit TESTMET1 AfOePk..6Qe ThroUgli Roof, PcnetJrint ENVIRONMENTALvaterPenetration Elf {t; Through Roof Pane! jointsA.Sftvq impact Resistance UL 7218 Room; Fire Performance UL 790 F1RE RES[STANCE Room Fire Per lorroance UL 263 Uplift Resist ,ncr- AIS! S100 STRUCTURAL Gr:3Vity Loads AiSi S106 Roof Performance FM Global FM 44/1 P.00f Per for 1:ance UL `.iBIJ thlder vr,tersa abnratpri= ' 1r. • ROOF LISTINGS TA125 Roof Performance ;AS 201 Vfi mi-Dadc County / S 100 F-M-4471 App.IS Roof Performance AS T M E 15 �2. - Florida Approval F-M •1 v71 UL 790 Roof Perform8nc:e-7exa, Department Of rllsurancp AST-M F. 1592 Descriptions and specifications contained hereinwere in effect at the time this p MBCl'reserves the rightto'discontinue products at any time or change specificat available; please inquire or visit our website at www.inbci.com, Application de conditions, building -designs or panel profiles, Projects should be designed to to a conflict between'this manual and project erection drawings, the erection dray DerprrrilneMhe?ir'Ieak tie cllaractPil_.r!r_ of metal roof paneLs,under specified airpreSSLIre airTPren<ed at arnk�i�nt conditions' Determines the resistancc to water penetration of r,etal roof petrels under uniforrn static air Pressure difference Determines impact Resistance of prepared Roof Covering -Materials Standard for Standen!'-f;L Methods for RESULT 0.00S rfmfft= at 1.57 psf static pressi ire 0.006, frnift= at 6.24 psf staLlc i.,ressiire NO tinrr3l1tr011ed water penetration through the- pane! jolnts at a �tatir pr'e SSllre of 20.00 psf Class 4 Rating Fire e5ts of Roof Covering's See CLs55 A Fire Rating [)ata Sheet. For use irl Dest n Nos. P22.5, P22.7, P230, Standard for Fire -gists of Building P237, P265, PI6II, P508, Pfi10, P512, Construction and Materials P701, P71 1. P720, P722, P726, P731, P734, P801, P81 5, P819. Provides a standard procec[ure to e'd<duate or confirm structural performance raider Sec. Section Properties and Allowable uniform static air pressure difference Load i:ableSccaion North American Specification for the Design of Cold -Formed Stcei St uctural SE•TSection Properties rnd Allowable-Mmi,ber s I_aaLoadTable Section Table Sets performance standards for paijei roofs including uplift resistance See FM Englneerirlg Tech bulletin Determines the 11611ft resistance of roof Class 90 Retin; - Construction Number assemblies consisthigof the roof and roof 30 54, 79, r04: 112, 161, 1G7, 18a, coverings materials Arid 542.' " The Product Control ApprovaI'Systcm , establishes a protocol to evaluate the standards of products used in construction In ,Mrlarnt-Dade County. Mlaf-ri-Dade, County; With 115 WICILIS!on in the lilgh VPloc!ty Hurri- rane Zone (HVH7-) has the most. stri;'igont code requirements of the Florida Building See N(DA ft 12-0123.07 Carle. Therefore, all products that comprl5e the structure's building envelope --- doors, shutters, windows, prefabricated buildings atld truss plates •--rfgtlir'e the 155LIanCe of an approval in order to be used for con- s[nrct!on in Miami -Dade Counhf Fiorldc product 3ppr0;at IS the approv,i of products and Systems, which Corr:pl'Ise the building envelope and structural frame, for compit� rice vvith the structural 5eCFL„ 11$ilS,1 regulrerrents of the Florida !3uildlllg Code. TwiA provides windstorm and hail Insurance Ill areas ernosed to hurricanes and currently provides,m!ndstorm and hail coverage in the (alloying l4 "first tier" Texas r-oastal rolrmleS: Aran; as, See RG 35R and RC-39 Ora%oria, Calhoun, Cameron; Chambers, 'Ion, Jefferson, Kenedy, Kleberg, 4viatagorda, P.ftrece5, Refugio, San PaUlclo In Willacy. far aogr«e w� sue: :anon was approved for pririting, in a.continuing effort to refine and improve'products, andlor designs without incurring, obligation. To ensure you have the latest information are for Illustration purposes only and may not be. appropriate for all environmental m to applicable building codes, regulations and accepted industry practices. ifthere is will take precedence. 08-14 IS��LATEK� Corporate Headquarters Mr. Dave Cockrum Kenpat USA, LLC 516 Cooper Commerce Drive Apopka, FL 32703 Re: Rio Citrus Cooler 2106 North Kings Highway Ft. Pierce, FL 34951 St. Lucie County Building Department Dear Mr. Cockrum: October 7, 2015 No. 1507-0355 Isolatek International 41 Furnace Street Stanhope, NJ 07874 Telephone: 973.347.1200 This is in regard to the application of CAFCO® BLAZE -SHIELD® II Spray Applied Fire Resistive Materials (SFRMs) to areas of the subject project. It is our understanding that you have a wall assemb y which is constructed of a minimum 1-1/2" fluted, 26 gauge panel supported by horizontal reinforcing hannels spaced maximum 5 ft on center. You have inquired as to the fire protection method that ould achieve the required fire resistive rating for the wall in accordance with ANSI / UL 263, ASTM E119. Based on the description of the wall assembly, the applicable UL design to reference for protecting the assembly utilizing CAFCO BLAZE -SHIELD II is UL Design U804. The required thickness would be determined per item 5 of the design, requiring 2" io the facing unit and 1" to the reinforcing channel to achieve a 1 hour rating. Please see attached for complete design information. We trust this information is of assistance. Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact the undersigned at 973-347-1200. DE Cc: J. Steck — Isolatek International Attachment Brand Sincerely, Daniel Ehehalt Senior Applications Analyst CAFCO® Fire Protection Products IS, LATEW Brand 1 2014 FIRE 314 FIF " (Exposed To Fire On Sl Nonbearing When used in Canada it is required that I 4 � I a` ;rs.. vn 1. Supporting Angles— 3-3/8 by 3-3/8 by 1/4 in. steel an diam. by 1-1/2 in. long nailable fasteners with lead plug: assembly, attached to masonry with 5/16 in. diam. by 2-1 2. Flashing Angles — Min. No. 24 GSG gals steel formed i and bottom of wall, 1-1/2 in. leg attached to facing units. able fastener with lead plugs spaced 40 in. OC. 3. Facing Units* — Steel facing units min. No. 24 GSG ah ("Wall and Partition Facings and Accessories" - CLBV). A with 1/4 in. diam. by 3/4 in. long hex head self -tapping approx. 20 in. OC at sides and lap joints. CENTRIA —Type "Huski-Rib Sheet." 3A. Alternate Facing Units* — Steel facing units min. No. 2E in widths, Classified by UL ("Wall and Partition Facings channel through flashing angles with 1/4 in. diam. by 3/ horizontal direction and spaced approx. 20 in. O.C. at sid 4. Reinforcing Channel — C8 x 11.5 cold -rolled steel than in. diam. by 11/2 in. long bolts and nuts at each end. Thf long steel lag bolts with steel expansion shields at each e: 5. Spray -Applied Fire Resistive Materials. — Apply by s final untamped thicknesses shown below. Surfaces are to optional. Min avg density of 13 pcf with min ind density pcf, respectively, for Type HP. For Method of density det( Classification Hr 1 1-1/2 2 3 4 ISOLATEK INTERNATIONAL —Type D-C/F, HP *Bearing the UL Classification Mark DIRECTORY ISOLATEK DESIGNS RATINGS - ANSUUL 263 (BXUV) ign No. U804 pplied Fire Resistive Material Face Only) 2atings — 1, 1-1/2, 2, 3 or 4 Hr (See Item 5) erials included within the UL design are also cUL certified. Item n 17 � = y I Horizontal Section 3 2 7� m s it .a :a Vertical Section ;les placed along top and bottom of wall, attached to masonry with 1/4 in. spaced 24 in. OC; 2 by 2 by 3/16 in. steel angles placed along sides of /2 in. long steel lag bolts with steel expansion shields spaced 5 ft OC. ito a Z profile with 1 and 1-1/2 in. legs and 2 in. web, located along top Angles attached to masonry with 1/4 in. diameter by 1-1/2 in. long nail - steel, min 1-1/2 in. deep, supplied in min. 24 in. widths, Classified by UL .tached to support angles and reinforcing channel through flashing angles tee] screws located in every flute in the horizontal direction and spaced GSG gale steel., min 1 1/2 in. deep with max. 3 in. wide flutes, supplied nd Accessories - CLBW ). Attached to support angles and reinforcing in, long hex head self -tapping steel screws located in every flute in the s and lap joints. :1 spaced 5 ft O.C. attached to 2 by 2 by 3/16 in. steel angle with two 1/4 angles were attached to side of masonry by two 5/16 in. diam. by 21/2 in. raying with water into reinforcing channel and one side of the wall to le free of dirt, oil and scale. Use of adhesive is required. Tamping is tf 11 pcf for Types II or DC/F. Min avg and min ind densities of 22 and 19 urination, refer to general information section. Md Thkns In. Facing Unit Reinforcing Channel 2 1 2-3/16 1-1/2 3-3/16 1-15/16 3-13/ 16 2-1/4 4-7/16 2-9/16 Type II, Type EBS adhesive/sealer.