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CffT OF SPRINGFIEI,D
Department of Public Works
October 22, t987
Caskade Pools
3834 }.{ain Street
Springfield, Oregon
RE Health Spa at 1509 Mohawk B1vd.,
Springfield, Oregon
97477
Dear Sir:
Additional plans that shor.r all adjoining rooms that connect to the room in which the
hot tub is located roust be subrnitted before we will be able to issue any permits. Plans
rmrst show all mechanical and plumbing equipment, electrical panel Locations and exit
doors.
llpon receipt of said plans every effort will be made to expidite issuance of your permits-
Sincerely ,
Dan Smith
Plans Examiner
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225 North 5th Street a Springfield, Oregon 97477 a 503/726-3753
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CTTY OF SPRINGFIELD
Department of Public Works
October 22, 1981
Caskade Pools
3834 l4ain Street
Springfield, 0regon 97477
Dear Sir:
on october 1g, 1981, the Building Division of thc city of springfield received an appli-
cation for permits to perform ceitain work on the structure located at 1509 It{ohawk B1vd.,
with the intention of using the structure as a health spa.
Our records indicate an inspection v{as rnade of the prennises on the sane day, October 19,
1981 by City Inspector Rcy -Bordeau-x which revealed work has already been done for which
no permit has been issued.
All rvork must cease until said permits are issued and no occupanc)' of the prernises will
be permitted until alL work has been inspected, approved and a Certificate of 0ccupancy
is issued.
Section S0a(a) cf the State Structural Code states "Where work for which a pernit is re-
quired Uy ttlii Code is started cr proceeded with prior to obtaining said permit, the fees
specifieh in TabLe No. 3-A shatl bL doubled, but the payment of such double fee sha1l not
rlli"ru any persons frorn fu11y complying with the requirenents of this Code in the execu-
tion of the work nor from any othei penilties prescribed herein.'r (ORS 456.760)
The follcwing items must be repaired, replaced or'installed to conply with the applicable
Codes
1) The fuel gas piping sha11 be air-tested to a unifcrm gage pressure of 10 P.S.I. for
a perioa of not- tuir than 15 minutes rr,ith no perceptable drop in pressure. The test
must be observed by a City l{echanical Inspector. The piping sha11 not be connected
to any fixtures, appliances, shut-cff vah'es or meters when being tested. S.l{.C.
2208 (2)
Z) Gas appliances sha11 ha.,,e an accessible shut-off valve cutside of each appliance and
ahead of the union connecticn thereto and:.n addition to any valve on !h9 appliance'
shut-off valves shall be within 3 feet of the appliance. s-M.c. 2205 (L) ii
3) The room in which the boiler is located shaLl have a ceiling'installcd' S'S'C' Ch' 42
4) Combusion air shalI be provided to the room in which the boiler anC other appliances
are located. provide a minimum of L36 squarc inches within the upper 12 inches of
the room and 136 square inches within the lot,;er 12 inches of thc rocm. See attached
drawings for approved nethods of providing said cornbustion air. S-[1.C. 601 b-3
5) A pressure relief valve shall be installed on the boiler as per manufacturers specifi-
cations.
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A check vaI..re shall be installed on the cold water supply tc the boiler as per manu-
facturers specifications.
p.V.C. piping to the boiler shall terminate at least 5 feet fror^r the boiler, a nninimun
of 3 felt of metal piping fron the boiler is required by manufacturers specifications.
Dryer vents shaII be piped to the arterior of the building.
A11 holes in the walls, and openings around piping shalL be sealed in an approved rnan-
ner.
Fixtures used tc fill the hct tub and fixtures which nay constitute a cross-connection
shal1 be protected by an approved non-removable tlpe backflow prevention device or by
an approvld ,o"rr* breaker- installed ct least six (5) inches above the highest Point
of usige and located on the discharge side of the last va1ve. S.P.C. 1003 (i)
GalvanizeC fittings shall not be used in connecticn with copper piping. Replace gal-
vanized fittings r+ith brass or install insulating unions.
The pressure relief valve on the water heater shall be piped down to the f1oor.
The drain 1ine frcm the pcol back-wash filter system shall be indirectly connected or
pro,rided with an air gap between the trap and the appliance. S.P.C. 607-1003
A.lI enclosed areas customarily used by human beings and aLl dressing rooms sha1l be
provided with natural f.ight by means of exterior glazed openings with an area not
iess than 1/10th of the lotal floor area, and natural ventilation by means- of open-
able exterior openings with an area of not less than 7/2}th of the total floor area
or shal1 be provided with artificial light and a nechanically operated ventilating
system. The nechanically operated systern shalL supply a minimum cf 5 cubic feet per
ninute of outside air with a total circulated of not less than 15 cubic feet per min-
ute per occupant-in aL1 protions of the building and such syslem shal1 be kept contin-
,rorriy in opiration duriirg such time as the building is occupied' S'S'C' 605
L nechanically operated exhaust system, whicfr is connected to the light switch, is re-
quired in all water closet rooms,-and sha1l be capable of providing a complete change
of air every 15 ninutes. Such system shal1 b-e vented tc the outside air and at the
point of discharge shal1 be at tlast 5 feet fron any openable t'rindow. S.S.C. 705
please direct all inquiries to the Springfield BuilCing Division at 7?6-3753.
Sincerely,
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Dan Smith
Plans Examiner
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1509 l.{ohawk BlvC.
Springfield, 0regon 97477
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