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SPRINGFIELD
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CITY OF SPRINGFIELD
Office of Community & Economic Development
Planning and Development Department
October 29, 1985
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Collins Enterprises, Inc.
404 S. Main Street
.lreta, CA ' 96097
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Gentlemen:
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At your request, the Sprin9field Building Safety Division conducted
an occupancy inspection of the building located at 1908 Main Street,
Springfield, Ore90n. The purpose of the inspection was to determine
the suitability of this building for the proposed use of sales and
storage of welding supplies and equipment.
The proposed use of the building will categorize it as a B-2
occupancy.
The following items are to be installed, modified, repaired or
maintained in order to conform to the applicable codes for that
occupancy.
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Structural Speciality Code and Fire and Life Safety Code IS. S.C. )
1. Bottled gasses must be stored in exterior areas where
ventilation of the storage area is not restricted.
2. The maximum number" of compressed gas containers allowed in the
above occupancy category are as follows:
A.
B.
Acetylene - 50 bottles
Oxydizing Gases - 40 bottles
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The above gases must be stored in areas separated from each other, be
r- aoeauate I V se<"lJ!"!,o 1:0 nrevent OVerturni nV of the contai ner and
protec~e~ from tampering. The contaIners ~ust be stored on concrete
slabs or pads whiCh extend at least 5 feet beyond the storage area on
a 11 open sides.
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The i nteri or" areas sha 11 be used
welding equipment and no open
permitted within the building nor
only for storage and sales of
flame appliances shall be
in the gas sturage areas.
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4. Repair the dryrot conditions in the roof structure, and
properly secure the new beam used to reinforce the roof
structure over the existing car wash bay.
5.
Exit doors shall be openable from the inside without the use
of a key. or any special knowledge or effort, except that the
....... exit door may have a lock that is readily distinguishable
as locked if the door has a sign stating "THIS DOOR TO REMAIN
UNLOCKED DURING.BUSINESS HOURS."
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6. Vent i 1 at i on for a 11 i nteri or areas is requi red in the form of
exterior openings equal to 1/20 of the floor area, or by
mechanical ventilation capable of supplying a total circulated
volume of 675 CFM of air, of which one-third must be outside
air.
7. Provide restroom ventilation by means of vertical ducts equal
to at least 100 square inches in area for each facility or by
mechanical ventilation capable of providing 4 complete air
chanyes per hour for each faCility.
8. Coordinate electrical maintenance and modification
requirements with the city electrical inspector.
The above
Other items
sidewalks,
inspection
items are requirements only for the existiny buildings.
such as required' parking, paving, site improvements,
etc., have not been addressed as part of this initial
and might be required as .part of Development Coordination.
All necessary permits shall be obtained and required inspections
approved before a Certificate of Occupancy will be issued.
Please direct all inqulrles to the Springfield Building Safety
Division at 726-3753.
Sincerely,
Don Moore
Building Inspector
Copy to:
Parr Construction, P.O. Box 7742, Eugene, OR Y7401
Mike H~dman
Lorne Pleger
COLLINS ENTERPRISES INC, #579
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CITY OF SPRINGFIELD
Office of Community & Economic Development
Planning and Development Department
October 29, 1985
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Collins Enterprises, Inc.
404 S. Main Street
Yreka, CA 96097
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Gentlemen:
At your request, the Sprin9fie1d Buildin9 Safety Division conducted
an occupancy inspection of the building located at 1908 Main Street,
Springfield, Ore90n. The'purpose of the inspection was to determine
the suitability of this building for the proposed use of sales and
storage of welding supplies and equipment.
The proposed use of the building will categorize it as a B-2
occupancy.
The following
maintained in
occupancy.
Structural Speciality Code and Fire and Life Safety Code (S.S.C.),
items are to be installed, modified, repaired or
order to conform to the applicable codes for that
1. Bottled gasses must be stored in exterior areas where
ventilation of the storage area is not restricted.
2. The maximum number of compressed gas containers allowed in the
above occupancy category are as follows:
A. Acetylene - 50 bottl es.
B. Oxydizing Gases - 40 bottles
The above gases must be stored in areas separated from each other, be
adequately secured to prevent overturning of the container and
protected from tampering. The containers must be stored on concrete
slabs or pads which extend at least 5 feet beyond the storage area on
all open sides.
3.
The interior areas shall be used
welding equipment and no open
permitted within the bui1din9 nor
only for storage and sales of
f1 ame app 1 i anCeS shall be
in the gas storage areas.
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Collins Enterprises, Inc.
October 29, 1985
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4. Repair the dryrot conditions in the roof structure, and
properly secure the new beam used to reinforce the roof
structure over the existing car wash bay.
5. Exit doors shall be openable from the inside without the use
of a key or any special knowledge or effort, except that the
main exit door may have a lock that is readily distinguishable
as locked if the door has a sign stating "THIS DOOR TO REMAIN
UNLOCKED DURING BUSINESS HOURS."
6. Ventilation for all interior areas is required in the form of
exterior openings equal to 1/20 of the floor area, or by
mechanical ventilation capable of supplying a total circulated
volume of 675 CFM of air, of which one-third must be outside
air.
7. Provide restroom ventilation by means of vertical ducts equal
to at least 100 square inches in area for each facility or by
mechanical ventilation capable of providing 4 complete air
changes. per hour for each fac il ity.
8. Coordinate electrical maintenance and modification
requirements with the city electrical inspector.
The above
Other items
sidewalks,
inspection
items are requirements only for the existing buildings.
such as required parking, paving, site improvements,
etc., have not been addressed as part of this initial
and might be required as part of Development Coordination.
All necessary permits shall be obtained and required inspections
approved before a Certificate of Occupancy will be issued.
Please direct all inqulrles to the Springfield Building Safety
Division at 726-3753.
Sincerely, .
Don Moore
Building Inspector
Copy to:
Parr Construction, P.O. Box 7742, Eugene, OR 97401
Mike Hudman
Lorne Pleger
COLLINS ENTERPRISES INC, #579
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