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V OCT 0 4 2017
To whom It may concern,
BY.
Pursuant to a request by the St. Lucie County planning & Development services, Building & Code
Regulation Division, from the zoning review relating to Parcel number 3422-441-0001-050/2 and permit
numb 1 -0020 I submitting this letter of approval.
I, Anthony Altino, do approve the remodel of units 7630, 7632, which were already combined, and 7634,
which will all become one continuous space as per the plans submitted. In addition, I approve the tenant
to acquire some additional space at the rear of unit 7636 to properly enlarge the bathroom to
accommodate an ADA compliant facility in unit 7634 as per the plans.
Please accept this explanation and approval as authorization to continue the review process and
construction detailed as per the plans.
Please contact us for any additional details or requests needed.
Regards,
Anthony Altino
Owner
Kings Plaza Inc.
7632 S US Hwy 1
Port St Lucie, FI 34952
Parcel Number: 3422-441-0001-050/2
Permit Number: 1710-0020
SCANNED
BY
St. Lucie County
Response to comments.
Permit # 1710-0020
Address: 7632 S. U.S. Hwy 1
Port St. Lucie, FI 34952
Parcel # 3422-441-0001-050/2
Zoning CG
1. Plans Examiner Electric
a. Comment: Need to show all electrical, recp.lighting, panel feeders etc. complete
electrical drawings, Walter Pride Sr.
b. Response: Drawings have been added to reflect the items mentioned in the
comment.
2. Plans Examiner Mechanical
a. Comment: Please show that air handler units are not in what is considered attic
space in accordance with 403.2.7.6 of the 2014 Florida Energy Code.
(C403.2.7.6 Air -handling units. Air -handling units shall not be allowed in attics of
commercial buildings.)
b. Response:
i. Attics are defined by the Florida Building Code as:
1. ATTIC. The space between the ceiling beams of the top story and
the roof rafters.
ii. Attics are defined by the Florida Building Code Energy Conservation as:
2. ATTIC. An enclosed, unconditioned space located immediately
below an uninsulated roof and immediately above the ceiling of a
building.
In this particular instance the building envelope is at the metal decking on
top to the barjoist with insulation and roofing. The space from the ceiling
grid to the metal deck is conditioned air as the ceiling tile and grid have no
insulation value to the space below or above its location and in this case
the space above the ceiling grid is not an attic but a plenum and a
conditioned interstitial space for service equipment and fixtures that does
not meet the definition as described by the FBC noted above.
3. Plans Examiner Mechanical
a. Comment: Please furnish a mechanical plan showing return grills, supply grills, and
location of air handlers this is a change of occupancy type per 107.2.1 of the 2014
Florida Building Code.
b. Response: Drawings have been added to indicate the change in occupancy and
the HVAC systems are designed to meet the FBC requirements per the documents.
Architecture I Planning
15294 101 Ter. N. I Jupiter, Florida 33478 1 Phone: 561.262.5494 1 www.archbidgcorp.com I Lic.#AA26001071
SCANNED
BY
St. Lucie Countv
Response to comments.
Permit # 1710-0020
Address: 7632 S. U.S. Hwy 1
Port St. Lucie, FI 34952
Parcel # 3422-441-0001-050/2
Zoning CG
1. Plans Examiner Electric
a. Comment: Need to show all electrical, recp.lighting, panel feeders etc. complete
electrical drawings, Walter Pride Sr.
b. Response: Drawings have been added to reflect the items mentioned in the
comment.
2. Plans Examiner Mechanical
a. Comment: Please show that air handler units are not in what is considered attic
space in accordance with 403.2.7.6 of the 2014 Florida Energy Code.
(C403.2.7.6 Air -handling units. Air -handling units shall not be allowed in attics of
commercial buildings.)
b. Response:
i. Attics are defined by the Florida Building Code as:
1. ATTIC. The space between the ceiling beams of the top story and
the roof rafters.
ii. Attics are defined by the Florida Building Code Energy Conservation as:
2. ATTIC. An enclosed, unconditioned space located immediately
below an uninsulated roof and immediately above the ceiling of a
building.
In this particular instance the building envelope is at the metal decking on
top to the bar joist with insulation and roofing. The space from the ceiling
grid to the metal deck is conditioned air as the ceiling tile and grid have no
insulation value to the space below or above its location and in this case
the space above the ceiling grid is not an attic but a plenum and a
conditioned interstitial space for service equipment and fixtures that does
not meet the definition as described by the FBC noted above.
3. Plans Examiner Mechanical
a. Comment: Please furnish a mechanical plan showing return grills, supply grills, and
location of air handlers this is a change of occupancy type per 107.2.1 of the 2014
Florida Building Code.
b. Response: Drawings have been added to indicate the change in occupancy and
the HVAC systems are designed to meet the FBC requirements per the documents.
Architecture I Planning
15294 101 Ter. N. I Jupiter, Florida 33478 1 Phone: 561.262.5494 1 www.archbidgcorp.com I Lic.#AA26001071
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c. The documents presented are by Procalcs, LLC independent of the building design
changes for the purposes of the HVAC permit and to present calculated loads,
equipment requirements and layout consistent with the change in occupancy.
4. Plans Examiner Mechanical
a. Comment: Please show the assembly occupancy meeting the requirements for
ventilation in the Florida Mechanical Code Chapter 4 as required in Section 1009.1
of the 2014 Florida Existing Building Code.
b. Response: The ventilation requirements are calculated and prescribed by the
Procalc, LLC submittal that conform to the ventilation requirements of the Florida
Mechanical Code.
5. Plans Examiner Plumbing
a. Comment: Please show the required hot water to all sinks per section 607.1 FBC
2014.
b. Response: The plumbing drawings have been revised to reflect hot water to each
of the required lavatories and the service sink. Temperature control faucets are
specified to be used at each of the fixtures for compliance with tempered water for
public use.
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15294 101 Trl N
Jupiter, FI 33478
AA26001071
Architecture I Planning
15294 101 Ter. N. I Jupiter, Florida 33478 1 Phone: 561.262.5494 1 www.archbldgcorp.com I Lic.#AA26001071
SCANNED
BY
St. Lucie Countv
Response to comments.
Permit # 1710-0020
Address: 7632 S. U.S. Hwy 1
Port St. Lucie, FI 34952
Parcel # 3422-441-0001-05012
Zoning CG
1. Plans Examiner Electric
a. Comment: Need to show all electrical, recp.lighting, panel feeders etc. complete
electrical drawings, Walter Pride Sr.
b. Response: Drawings have been added to reflect the items mentioned in the
comment.
2. Plans Examiner Mechanical
a. Comment: Please show that air handier units are not in what is considered attic
space in accordance with 403.2.7.6 of the 2014 Florida Energy Code.
(C403.2.7.6 Air -handling units. Air -handling units shall not be allowed in attics of
commercial buildings.)
b. Response:
i. Attics are defined by the Florida Building Code as:
1. ATTIC. The space between the ceiling beams of the top story and
the roof rafters.
ii. Attics are defined by the Florida Building Code Energy Conservation as:
2. ATTIC. An enclosed, unconditioned space located immediately
below an uninsulated roof and immediately above the ceiling of a
building.
In this particular instance the building envelope is at the metal decking on
top to the bar joist with insulation and roofing. The space from the ceiling
grid to the metal deck is conditioned air as the ceiling the and grid have no
insulation value to the space below or above its location and in this case
the space above the ceiling grid is not an attic but a plenum and a
conditioned interstitial space for service equipment and fixtures that does
not meet the definition as described by the FBC noted above.
3. Plans Examiner Mechanical
a. Comment: Please furnish a mechanical plan showing return grills, supply grills, and
location of air handlers this is a change of occupancy type per 107.2.1 of the 2014
Florida Building Code.
b. Response: Drawings have been added to indicate the change in occupancy and
the HVAC systems are designed to meet the FBC requirements per the documents.
Architecture I Planning
15294 101 Ter. N. I Jupiter, Florida 33478 1 Phone: 561.262.5494 1 www.archbidgcorp.com I Lic.#AA26001071
c. The documents presented are by Procalcs, LLC independent of the building design
changes for the purposes of the HVAC permit and to present calculated loads,
equipment requirements and layout consistent with the change in occupancy.
4. Plans Examiner Mechanical
a. Comment: Please show the assembly occupancy meeting the requirements for
ventilation in the Florida Mechanical Code Chapter 4 as required in Section 1009.1
of the 2014 Florida Existing Building Code.
b. Response: The ventilation requirements are calculated and prescribed by the
Procalc, LLC submittal that conform to the ventilation requirements of the Florida
Mechanical Code.
5. Plans Examiner Plumbing
a. Comment: Please show the required hot water to all sinks per section 607.1 FBC
2014.
b. Response: The plumbing drawings have been revised to reflect hot water to each
of the required lavatories and the service sink. Temperature control faucets are
specified to be used at each of the fixtures for compliance with tempered water for
public use.
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Jupiter, FI 33478
AA26001071
Architecture I Planning
15294101 Ter. N. I Jupiter, Florida 33478 1 Phone: 561.262.5494 1 www.archbldgcorp.com I Lic.#AA26001071
SCANNED
BY
St. Lucie County
Response to comments.
Permit # 1710-0020
Address: 7632 S. U.S. Hwy 1
Port St. Lucie, FI 34952
Parcel # 3422-441-0001-050/2
Zoning CG
1. Plans Examiner Electric
a. Comment: Need to show all electrical, recp.lighting, panel feeders etc. complete
electrical drawings, Walter Pride Sr.
b. Response: Drawings have been added to reflect the items mentioned in the
comment.
2. Plans Examiner Mechanical
a. Comment: Please show that air handler units are not in what is considered attic
space in accordance with 403.2.7.6 of the 2014 Florida Energy Code. '
(C403.2.7.6 Air -handling units. Air -handling units shall not be allowed in attics of
commercial buildings.)
b. Response:
I. Attics are defined by the Florida Building Code as:
1. ATTIC. The space between the ceiling beams of the top story and
the roof rafters.
ii. Attics are defined by the Florida Building Code Energy Conservation as:
2. ATTIC. An enclosed, unconditioned space located immediately
below an uninsulated roof and immediately above the ceiling of a
building.
In this particular instance the building envelope is at the metal decking on
top to the bar joist with insulation and roofing. The space from the ceiling
grid to the metal deck is conditioned air as the ceiling tile and grid have no
insulation value to the space below or above its location and in this case
the space above the ceiling grid is not an attic but a plenum and a
conditioned interstitial space for service equipment and fixtures that does
not meet the definition as described by the FBC noted above.
3. Plans Examiner Mechanical
a. Comment: Please fumish a mechanical plan showing return grills, supply grills, and
location of air handlers this is a change of occupancy type per 107.2.1 of the 2014
Florida Building Code.
b. Response: Drawings have been added to -indicate the change in occupancy and
the HVAC systems are designed to meet the FBC requirements per the documents.
Architecture I Planning
15294 101 Ter. N. I Jupiter, Florida 33478 1 Phone: 561.262.5494 1 www.archbldgcorp.com I Lic.#AA26001071
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c. The documents presented are by Procalcs, LLC independent of the building design
changes for the purposes of the HVAC permit and to present calculated loads,
equipment requirements and layout consistent with the change in occupancy.
4. Plans Examiner Mechanical
a. Comment: Please show the assembly occupancy meeting the requirements for
ventilation in the Florida Mechanical Code Chapter 4 as required in Section 1009.1
of the 2014 Florida Existing Building Code.
b. Response: The ventilation requirements are calculated and prescribed by the
Procalc, LLC submittal that conform to the ventilation requirements of the Florida
Mechanical Code.
5. Plans Examiner Plumbing
a. Comment: Please show the required hot water to all sinks per section 607.1 FBC
2014.
b. Response: The plumbing drawings have been revised to reflect hot water to each
of the required lavatories and the service sink. Temperature control faucets are
specified to be used at each of the fixtures for compliance with tempered water for
public use.
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15294 101 Ter. N. I Jupiter, Florida 33478 1 Phone: 561.262.5494 1 www.archbldgcorp.com I Lic.#AA26001071