WASHINGTON, DC 20019 · DC — Ward 7
Building permit — variance
IBC 2015 Section 1011.7. Requesting a modification to the aforementioned code for the first floor of the proposed development; below the three-hour separation We are requesting the ability to utilize wood framing for the stair within the first level of the concrete podium. The IBC 2021 podium provision in section 510.2 clarifies this to say combustible materials can be used for the stair framing below the podium if the building above allows combustible stair framing and if the shaft enclosure below the podium has a 3-hr rating. Which is the case in this development.
Applicant: ED VILLARD · Owner: ED VILLARD
Building permit — plumbing and gas
Owner: 726 50TH ST LLC
Building permit — permit
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