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DATE/TIME <br />TYPE <br />UGB: <br /> <br />SITE: <br /> <br />10. <br /> <br />11, <br /> <br />12. <br /> <br />13. <br /> <br /> MANUFACTURED DWELLING PERMIT <br /> 09/21/98 16:42 PERMIT NO 98-07262 <br /> New Manufactured Dwelling STATUS ISSUED <br /> ISSUED 09/21/1998 <br /> TO EXPIRE 02/20/1999 <br /> PAGE 3 <br />portion of handrails shall be not more than 2 5/8 inches in <br />cross-sectional dimension, or the shape shall provide an <br />equivalent gripping surface, Handrails shall be mounted <br />between a minimum of 30 inches and a maximum of 38 inches. <br />They shall be continuous the full length of the stairs. <br />Ends shall be returned or shall terminate in newel posts or <br />safety terminals, <br />(R-214,1) <br />A minimum 2' x 3' landing shall be required on each side of <br />an egress door. The floor or landing shall not be more <br />than one and one-half inches lower than the top of the <br />threshold, (R-212) Exception: The landing on the <br />exterior side of an exterior doorway shall not be more than <br />8 and 1/4 inches below the top of the threshold. <br />Porches. balconies or raised floor surfaces located more <br />than 30 in, above the floor or grade shall have guardrail <br />not less than 26 inches in height. Required guardrail shall <br />have intermediate rails or ornamental closures which will <br />not allow passage of an object 6 in, or more in diameter, <br />Horizontal spacing between the vertical members in required <br />guardrails shall be a maximum of 4 inches at the nearest <br />~oint between the members. (R-214.2) <br /> LOPE STABILITY ANALYSIS. Marion County has required a slop <br />e stability analysis as the building site does not comply wi <br />th the building clearance requirements for ascending slopes, <br />(401,6.1) The slope stabiltiy analysis was done by Braun <br />Intertec Corporation, Provide the following per the analysi <br />s: 1) The dense vegetative cover present on your property <br />should be maintained, 2) All surface drainage should be pos <br />itively maintained in order to remove storm water runoff fro <br />m the site. This is especially important at the toe of the <br />slope. (See item #12 below on how to comply with this requir <br />ement,) 3) Small retainment structure was suggested but not <br />required, (See Analysis for additional information on this.) <br />FRENCH DRAIN. Provide a french drain at the toe of the slop <br />e to collect the strom water runoff and deivert it away from <br />the toe of the slope. The discharge area from the drain sha <br />ll not discharge onto the septic drainfield, <br />HAVE A COPY OF THE SLOPE STABILITY ANALYSIS AVAILABLE AT THE <br />JOB SITE FOR THE INSPECTOR IN CASE IT IS NEEDED FOR REFERENC <br />E TO THE RETAINING STRUCTURE OR OTHER INFORMATION. <br /> <br /> <br />