Signature PagesA 500.0 refundable deposit is being collected for any new commercial, new
residential, and any additions, remodels and accessory building valued $10,000 or
greater at the time of your building permit application.
A $200.00 refundable deposit is being collected for any residential remodel,
addition or accessory building valued under $10,000.
A $50.00 refundable deposit is being collected for all misc. permits.
The City reserves the right to not refund this deposit if any of the following
conditions occur during the construction period:
TIheft of water service by the plumber, owner, or general contractor.
2 All permits have not been obtained. 'Jy
All required inspections have not been obtained.w
4 Occupancy occurs prior to a final inspection.
The project is completed without a final inspection being done.
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Storm Water Management Plan inspection not obtained. (If Required)
If any or all of these situations occur during construction, you may forfeit your
deposit.
I hereby agree to the above conditions and understand that should any or all of the
above situations occur, the building permit deposit SHALL be forfeited or
discounted upon the discretion of the City of Blair, Building and Inspections
Department.
Contractor/Owner Contractor/Owner
Date
City of Blair
MYOFRAIR
MS10H ST
BLAlR NE MOOR,
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Pumt R MA02100160,
lEST CAWETRYMC \
1313 S 16TH ST WW CONU FRMIT
ytKIMIIT PAYMENT \ 1,516.00
CHCK Received 1,516.O0
Change GO
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Energy Conservation
Sealing l i n ~g
Thermal r.r
Certify that the building is
sealed as per code ( 2018 iRC )
Contractor Name:
Z-Best Carpentry
Site Address: 1313 S 16th
Date:
CHANGE TYPE: Clarification
CHANGE SUMMARY: Attic access openings and rim joist junctions
have been added to the list of specific locations requiring sealing to
prevent air infiltration.
2018 CODE Building Thermal Envelope. The build-
ing thermal envelope shall be durably sealed to limit infiltration. The
sealing methods between dissimilar materials shall allow for differen-
tial expansion and contraction. The following shall be caulked, gas-
keted, weatherstripped or otherwise sealed with an air barrier mate-
rial, suitable film or solid material.
All joints, seams and penetrations.
Openings between window and door assemblies and their re-
spective jambs and framing.
Utility penetrations.
Dropped ceilings or chases adjacent to the thermal envelope.
Knee walls.
Walls and ceilings separating the garage from conditioned spaces
Behind tubs and showers on exterior walls.
Common walls between dwelling units.
Attic access openings.
Rim joist junction.
Other sources of infiltration.
Windows
Electrical
outlets
Basement
window
Chimneys
Recessed
Attic hatch ,�'� lights
Signature: dates
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Ceiling Rim joist
corners junctions
require
Doors sealing
Duct Sill
seal
Typical sources of air leakage
Rim
joist
Nebraska Radon Resistant New Construction (RRNC)
Summary of the Law Effective September 1, 2019
The purpose of the Radon Resistant
New Construction Act is to protect
public health and welfare from
exposure to radon, the second
leading cause of lung cancer next to
smoking. RRNC utilizes design
elements and construction
techniques that passively resist
radon entry and prepare a building
for an active post construction
mitigation system.
1-13130 amends the state building
code to adopt sections of the
International Building Code (IBC), the
International Residential Code (IRC), and the International Existing Building Code. It
requires those standards and the minimum standards for RRNC adopted under section
76-3504 to be enforced by a county, city, or village as part of its local building code if
they adopt or generally conform to the state building code.
The building code requires that a passive radon mitigation system be installed in all new
construction residential dwellings and original construction commercial structures. New
construction does not Include additions or remodeling of existing structures.
These passive systems could be activated by the building contractor or a subcontractor
of the building contractor.
While passive radon systems contain only 2 elements, a radon vent pipe and a physical
barrier between the soil and house foundation, RRNC utilizes 4 approaches to reduce
radon levels in buildings:
➢ Prevent radon entry by using barrier methods.
➢ Reduce the radon entry driving forces.
➢ Use passive radon reduction techniques to cause an upward movement of air
Inside a radon pipe and allow that air to escape through a supplied opening, thus
reducing radon levels in the home.
➢ Prepare the building for possible radon system activation by installing electrical
components, sump pit lid requirements and pipe run selection.
New construction after the effective date shall not be required to use RRNC If:
➢ the building uses the design of and architect or licensed engineer
➢ the building is located in a Zone 3 county with an average radon level of 2.7 pCi/I
➢ for other than a residential building, it Is determined by a local building official
that RRNC is not necessary J
Contractor: g '' {`' Site Address: '
Signature:Date: `'
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Permit # ( .Q - 16< m0 0 16 !j
New Construction Checkoff List nU WrY
Date Received Initials Date Approved
1) Building Plans
2) Site Plan
3) ResCheck
4) Water/Sewer Connection Fees
(Additional fees apply)
5) Given to Zoning
6) Zoning Approved
7) Site Plan Approved
8) Flood Plan Checked
9) Storm Water Management Report
10) Given to Building Inspector