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Home My WebLink About4704GARFIELD COUNTY BUILDING, SANITATION and PLANNING DEPARTMENT 109 8111 Street Suite 303 Glanwood Sprlngo, Colorado 81.801 (303) 945·8212 '--N_'=_o_4_1_0_· _.I • , 3637 Highway 82, Buffalo Valley Inn, Glenwood Springs JobAddress--....::.::..::.:__:.:::..;:::;:::::!.....::.:.!:.....=-:::.::.::.:::;.....:..::::::::~~o.::.1....::.==!0:::"-"'"-"'-""~"""'--~------~ NatureofWork Building Permit Addition Use of Building _ _::::::::::::.::=.:::::._ ___________ ,-------------'----------- Owner ---.,,.-~K~u~r~t=.....!W~i~~e~r=----------.,.---------------------,.--- Contractor ___ .JV'-'i"-!c~G~au.g!l.l! ________________ --'------------:--------- White.-Treas. Canary -Office Pink-Applicant Gold -Duplicate Date: ~--~Ailp~r~i~l...i.6~.__.1~9~9~3'------,---~----,-~ S, Arcbt1let'a ·.·.•_ -~:. Clerk , ' GARFIELD COUNTY APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PERMIT PERMIT N1JMBER ~1 Otf please A~sessor' s Parcel 11 ;!/,f'i;' ,?7 / ()O OZ<( print or type DATE -~~--~~--~'-?~-- TO BE FILLED OUT BY APPLICANT --ADDRESS W -SUBDIVISION J >::) G# # -FIL.TN LOT , ~ TAX SCHEDULE # LEGAL (SEC/TWN/RNG) BLOCK # ---- NAME MAILING ADDRESS CITY PHONE ;: °' NAl1E --·-----------------·---~ ~ ADDRESS ----------CITY "' NAME 0 --------------------t ADDRESS ;;i CITY ~ g \PHONE LICENSE ~ CLASS OF WOPJC Nfi'I ALTERATION ADDITION -------·-DEMOLISH REPAIR NOVE ---------MOBILE 110/IE (make/model) S.F. OF BUILDING S.F. OF LOT ------# OF FLOORS /IEIGIIT I! OF FAMILY UNITS # OF BEDROOMS ---- INTENDED USE OF BUILDING GARAGE: SINGLE FIREPLACE DBL CARPORT: SINGLE DOCUMENTS ATTACHED it!A1'ER SUPPLY c::;;:)t'f$[!t!/t'.°T DRIVEivAY PERMIT Jr DBL ------------------SI TE PLAN V----------------------BUILDING PLANS f....-------c--o--.------------SllNITARY SEf"IER CLEARANCE /\/l"f ~-~----------0 N SITE SEWAGE DISPOSAL PERMIT /;;XIC-Tld/{z OTHER DOCUMENTS (specify) PLOT PLAN NOTE: Show easements, property line dimensions. all other structures, specify north, and street name. For odd shaped lots, or if space is too s.mal.l, provide separate plot plan. # OF BUILDINGS NOW ON PARCEL ~o~·-n~=e_~---- USE OF BUILDINGS N°!f._. ON PARCEL -------- t e> /J-4' 1-q,,,, I '¥-.5 e e ,l"Ouncfo.f/oY/ Pe1-Mr'.f-#'{'19 87. FRONT PROPERTY LINE STREET NAflE/ROAD NUMBER CHECK IF CORNER LOT ---------.,.---,.---- DESCRIP1'ION OF WOR\} PLANNED Gna JJ/e.f e fest;:f./;7;+ acfcf:Ji:sz'o /O vc;jk-e s. s I hereby acknowledge that I have read this application and the above is correct and I agree to comply with all county ordinances and state laws regulating building construction SIGNATURE FOR OFFICE USE ONLY VALUATION ':r.~ (~ 00 • o D PERMIT FEE $4f;j!,., ,,-Q PLAN CHECK. FEE $ 3Ql S 3 TOTAL FEE t?n. o 3 SCHOOL IMPACT FEE $ AIA DA1'E PERMIT ISSUED ---~,~-,-c---------- Z ON ING DISTRICT C L -----~<--o-~~~--~~~-- T Y PE OF' OCCUPANCY d -3;, TYPE OF CONSTRUCTI_O_N~,1---A-\J~.....,+--</_-.~,=~JJ-a-r~t~v---;-h~~-,- s .F. OF BUILDING 239oA/d, s .F. OF LOT+ 2' ?-ac MAX. HEIGHT ._.,,_/tP r ROAD CLASS. SETBACKS FROM PROPERTY LINE: FRONT.S-e. e j5 f' REAR RIGHT LEFT ##!f, 7 OFF STREET PARKING SPACES REQUIRED ----- ADDITIONAL INFORMATION NEEDED CERTIFIED BY COLORADO REGISTERED LAND SURVEYOR OR ENGINEER 0Q Qq;wt;; 1-/-2-45 APPROVED:~c:-=:=:-::c~-..><::-±-::-=c=:::::oc::--~~~---::::::;;""'-' PLANNING DEPARTMENT DlffE ----------------- ·:'J ----------::.::..=-~''T·-z.-_ --,~5-~ -·9 \_ . .' -~ .•. -)_.;__.,~ ... .-.. ....:... .. '---~-~-~"·""~"'-·~ () ---·---------___________ l_ -------------------------------------------- ! ! ------------------··-· ---------- -z 0__7~->~ " - .~._Jb/, ,_......_, .. c.,_~·.~- 41__7_0_,_;;2 -·--~-(a-,7 ':i'---/ .,..--1 I / ' / GARFIELD COUNTY REGULATORY OFFICES AND PERSONNEL March 22, 1993 TO: Kurt Wigger, Owner James Von Brewer, Architect Dear Sirs: RE: Building Permit Addition/Remodel 3637 Hwy 82, G.S., CO Buffalo Valley Restaurant This letter is to confirm the results of the meeting between you and the following on March 18, 1993: Mark Bean, Director of Garfield County Regulatory Offices & Personnel Jack Jones, Fire Marshall, Glenwood Springs Rural Fire Protection District Jim McMurrey, Garfield County Building Official With reference to the items listed in the letter to you on March 15, 1993, the agreement is as follows: 1. No change. 2. & 3.The occupant load will be determined based on your indicated use of the spaces and a one-hour "separation" of the "Private Dining" area from the other interior spaces. The "Private Dining" will be an A-3 occupancy with an occupant load of 54. The remaining area will also be an A-3 with an occupant load of 296. These two occupant loads (room capacities) shall be posted in the rooms with an approved sign at a conspicuous location near the main exit from the room. 4. No change. 5. No change. 6. New and reconstructed portions of the building shall be Type V -One-hour fire resistive construction. 7. Exit locations are adequate as shown on the attached copy of the revised floor plan. 8. The exit doors at the main entrance are now adequate. The two interior doors at the "Private Dining" room shall be One-hour rated doors. 9. No change. 10. The restroom facilities are adequate. 11. No change. 12. No change. 109 8TH STREET, SUITE 303 • 945-8212/625-5571/285-7972 • GLENWOOD SPRINGS, COLORADO 81601 . \ Kurt Wigger and James Von Brewer March 22, 1993 Page Two 13. No change. 14. Area shown is adequate. The following are the other items in the letter of March 15, 1993 which will need to be provided and/or resolved before we an approve the issuing of the Building Permit for the completion of the building: A. We do not have Architect and/or Engineer stamped plan sheets for the structural plans (Sheets S-1, S-2 and S-3). B. Attached is a copy of the Plan Review and File Memo from the Glenwood Springs Rural Fire Protection District indicating their requirements. C. Applies as stated in letter of March 15, 1993. D. Applies as stated in letter of March 15, 1993. Thanks for your cooperation and if you have any questions, give me a call. JWM/sa Enclosure xc: Glenwood Springs Rural Fire Protection District ' '';. ,, ,-·; -·: --J ' ' (' ';'., i' GLENWOOD SPRINGS FIRE DEPARTMENT PLAN REVIEW ',,,, PROJECT NAME: J, .A-t ;ti.., r2A U,f: 'f ADDRESS:_~3~G~3~1"--_H~....,~~i---8~L'--~-·-' _" CONTACT PERSON: j 1:..., 1\1\11 ~ l\M J ,<..1t-i>, l PHONE: I. FIRE FLOW: Total floor area under roof within four hour area separation wall:'· 4-H.T./5-1 hr. 90 'f.J 2/3 N 5 N . ' -rz I flrt. (c 4 .,..,.;,_c (l,,.. . .A-:i. 1 d c.<-. , 1-2 hr. F.R.: -Total Sq. TOTAL FIRE FLOW PER APPENDIX TOTAL FIRE FLOW AVAILABLE: Ft. 3 largest floors: JA: / s-oo c:;. e.,,., Ci TOTAL HYDRANTS NEEDED: ----''------WITHIN 300' II. ROAD ACCESS AND HYDRANT LOCATION: . I Exterior walls within 150' of access road: Yes ---No __ _ Road Width: -------------Road Length: Turn around nec~ssary: Yes v/'" No % Grade: COMMENTS: _________________ -_-_··--~----------------------- III. AUTOMATIC PROTECTION: Sprinklers required: Yes ./ No Per Section :JtJOZ c:. Alarm required: Yes ../ No Per Section G 09 Standpipe required: Yes --;;:;r-No ~ Per Section·-·---- Automatic smoke ey.ae~: Yes No ..---Per Sectloij Special Protecti~duct, flammable liquid: Yes _./_. No --.:;:__. '!I ~ ' I ' ' ' " ' ., : l ' COMMENTS: .5" I'., th; ~ l< 1 ~ck W £ 'f v; ( =•""'-'r .fl A ~-') f ,4l<... ,4.,, h. ...,,__ ...,{ :< ~ ,c-\. \~fv ,,\,, .. .:S",1,,±=-.p!?io c !:;.. & ..,, 1-,MA.,,..L,;.,, ir fyfrp.,,,<_ k,1 4L..;, Qt-p+, ~k.,,.,,,w_.o,_,>1..___,6"-=m,,.__<-"Q.'""?-'"'T', ,,.._._,; rt~..J.=-_-_C.~!!:"""-Lp~,,_L=-_,,S,__~=i"'-=;~=--'--1\->.--=o..:."-'-"-• 4-."'--='-';-""'1°'1-----'[.""'~""-:::...<::At:JJ.........._6.,,,,.,_,c,1~<::....-: ... .sir"" I:. .4-4.. .s'y-' .+ ,.._ """ ...,,..,.. ""? B,, I? c 'f ,,_, 0 g,U ·-. IV. FIRE EXTINGUISHERS: Type: Size: water Dry Chem Location: coMMENTS : ~co .B c::: . , _, k, · .1-,__/. ic ;> v. HAZARDOUS MATERIALS: j( ,,4- HazMat Inventory Sheets: Yes PHYSICAL HAZARDS: Explosives Compressed Gases oxidizers __ Organic Peroxides Flammable/Combustible Liquids Unstable Materials (' ..... , .. Halon C02 .r No Flammable Solids water Reactive · ·~ cryogenic Fluids Pyrophoric Materials __ ,, HEALTH HAZARDS: Toxic Materials Radioactive Material Corrosive Material Other Health Hazard Materials present in excess. of .. Table SQ, 402-A: ~ Yes HAZARDOUS MANAGEMENT PLAN REQUIRED: Yes VI. HIGH PILE COMBUSTIBLE STORAGE:· f (,A Type of Commodity: 1 2 3 4 5 Building Access: Yes. Plans for storage required: Yes No ' ,i•, No No '' l' No·" ' ' ' · .. ·: ., '.' ' ( ( ( I ,, ' ' ... ·--· ._ ,.,, (. ,'· '• March 12, 1993 Memo to the file regarding Buffalo Valley Inn. The following will summarize and outline construction requirements for this project determined at a meeting between the Garfieid County Building Official and the GSDES this date at 1400 hrs •. 1. Construction type and occupancy. The building in question is a single story V-NR structure of ' approximately 5400 square feet. The proposal is to enlarge the building to· about 8000 square feet. In .doing so,, two large.: unseparated assembly areas will be created; · one will be used) primarily for dining and one for dancing. The total occupant load : for these areas will be over 300 which will mean that the building will be classified as an A-2 .1. There is also a separated dining·· area with an occupant load around 60. V-lhr is the minimum con-· :' struction type for this occupancy so all new construction will have:( to conform to that type. The existing structure will not have to,' be brought up to the new standard. 2. Exiting requirements. A minimum of two additional exits will be needed. One from the north side of· the private dining room and orie adjacent to the· fireplace in the large dining room. Jim McMurray has· indicated:· that an additional exit might be required from the dance floor. · It is conceivable that the total occupant load of the building: could be over 5QO people so the main exit should b.e .,.sized per Sec; . · 3317 or a minimum of width of five feet. This would include both the main exit door and the airlock. This might present a problem: for the floor opening from the private dining room. All exit doors• including the main exit will require panic hardware to be installed. Exit illumination will be required per Sec. 3313 and exit signs per sec. 3314. 3. Fire extinguishing systems. An automatic fire sprinkler system will have to be installed per Sec. 3802. This system will need to conform to NFPA 13 and its related documents. The sprinkler system shall be designed for a light hazard occupancy with a duration of flow of 30 minutes. An outside hose allowance of 100 GPM for 30 minutes should be added to the sprinkler demand. Total combined storage should be around 8000 gallons. Pressure tank, fire pump or gravity tank wiil be needed to provide needed pressure, An outside yard hydrant and P.I.V. valve will .also have to be installed. An automatic fire extinguishing system will be required for kitchen exhaust and hood areas per the fire code. The kitchen hood will need to meet Type 1 requirements per the mechanical code. 4. Fire extinguishers. A total of four fire extinguishers will be required. A 40BC will be required in the kitchen and a 2A20BC will be required in each dining room and the dance floor. s. Specific GSDEB requirements. The GSDES will require that all automatic fire extinguishing systems be superirised by UL listed digital communicator and that the communicator be monitored by a UL listed central station. The GSDES will also be responsible for all review, approval, and inspections of fire extinguishing systems. " "--' " ' 1s'-o'' ~~ . .:e, ,, \\ . 1c,'-0JI 'ti?~' 1 II \\ ,. 1~-" "'\ir.-tt=')" '' 1d.o~ ,, ' c. ' ,, .,_c: J .,.t!' .· L41:i" 1• 1l;, GARFIELD COUNTY REGULATORY OFFICES AND PERSONNEL March 15, 1993 TO: Kurt Wigger, Owner James Von Brewer, Architect Dear Sirs: RE: Building Permit Addition/Remodel 3637 Hwy 82, G.S., CO Bu!Talo Valley Restaurant I have completed an initial review of the plans submitted for the work planned at the Bu!Talo Valley Restaurant. The following are the majoritems relating to Uniform Building Codes and . Garfield County requirements for your project. 1. The existing building area is calculated to be +-5500 sq. ft. and the addition to be +-2400 sq. ft. for a total of 7900 sq. ft. 2. The occupant load total of the building is 425-UBC Sec. 3302 and Table No. 33-A. 3. The occupancy classification is A-2.l -UBC Table No. 5-A and UBC Chapter 6. 4. An auto sprinkler system is required -UBC Sec. 3802 (c). 5. Sprinkler System Supervision Alarms are required -UBC Sec: 3803. 6. The building is required to be Type V -one-hour fire-resistive. construction -UBC Table No. 5-C. 7. Based on the occupant load of 425, additional exits need to be provided at locations indicated on the attached copy of the floor plan -UBC Sec 3303. 8. The main exit doors must be a minimum of 4.2' in width -UBC Sec. 33 l 7(a). All other exterior exit doors must be a minimum of.36" in width UBC Sec. 3304(1) -and all must be provided with panic hardware -UBC Sec. 3317 and UBC Sec. 3318. 9. Exit illumination -UBC Sec. 3313 -and exit signs -UBC Sec. 3314 -must be installed. 10. The men's and women's restrooms require an additional toilet and an additional lavatory in each-UPC Appendix C "Minimum Plumbing Facilities". 11. Handicap accessibility requirements apply -UBC Sec. 511 and UBC Chapter 33. 109 8TH STREET, SUITE 303 • 945-8212/625-5571/285-7972 • GLENWOOD SPRINGS, COLORADO 81601 Kurt Wigger and James Von Brewer March 15, 1993 Page Two 12. Compliance with the applicable requirements of the UBC, UPC, and UMC of the kitchen and kitchen equipment. 13. Draft stops are required to limit attic spaces to max. 3000 sq. ll. and not exceeding 60 ft. in horizontal dimension -UBC Sec. 2516. 14. Designate the number of planned parking spaces on the plans. The following items will need to be provided and/or resolved before Garfield County can approve your plans and issue the Building Permit for your project: , A. Completed and Architect and/or Engineer stamped plans (two sets) with : evidence of compliance with items 1 through 14 above. B. Approval of your plans by the Glenwood Springs Rural Fire Protection District. C. AgreemenU Approval by the Colorado Department of Health as related to the Food Services Regulations. D. Agreement/Approval by the Colorado Department of Health as related to the Sewage Disposal Regulations. These items are not all·inclusive but are provided so you may immediately include them in your project planning. Sincerely yours, JWM/sa xc: Glenwood Springs Rural Fire Protection District Enclosures ~x'-o" ~·9· 1c1-o~ \li;;Jl1f"'"r ! ~ i ,, <P ;J u ' .I', \ \ I '· \\, ·,. i\ ' ,' '' .. , .. , : ,., -.,,-•. .! i ' ' ' I --11 I ' ·, I I : ' i ; .i·A···.··,•·,:., I , , , , ' .... ! ' I , ' ' ' ..... I I , i I , I i i ' I 1' I ' ' ' ' I I I , i :" , I i I . , I i 1 '1 I . i .11 ! ' i [ . : I ~ I I I ' . I I ! i : I ' : ! : I ! ' ' ' ' "! ! i I LEAVENWORTH & LOCHHEAD, P.C. LOYAL E. LEAVENWORTH JAMES S. LOCHHEAD SHERRY A. CALOIA THOMAS L. ADKISON HAYDN WINSTON Don DeFord, Esq. County of Garfield 109 Eighth Street, Suite 300 Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 Mr. Mark Bean, Director ATTORNEYS AT LAW April 23, 1993 Garfield County Regulatory Offices & Personnel 109 Eighth Street, Suite 303 Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 Re: Buffalo Valley Restaurant Dear Don and Mark: 1011 GRAND AVENUE P.O. DRAWER 2030 GLENWOOD SPRINGS, COLORADO B1602 TELEPHONE: (303) 945-2261 FAX: (303) 945-7338 ' ., •· .--..•. '"·' GAHFiELD COUNTY I am writing to summarize the discussions that were held on April 21, 1993. Present at the meeting on behalf of Kurt Wigger were myself, Louis Meyer and Walt Brown. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss with you the potential for the issuance of a temporary certificate of occupancy (or whatever the current nomenclature for that type of procedure is) to allow for the opening of the Buffalo Valley Restaurant, as remodeled, prior to the implementation of the final water and sewer solutions for the expanded facility. These discussions were, of course, premised upon the assumption that all other work necessary to allow for an opening would be completed and approved by the County, and the only outstanding issues would be water and sewer. As we explained, the current water solution will be the extension of the City's water service from the existing City lines (located in the area of the cemetery) out to the Buffalo Valley Restaurant and extending further to Holy Cross's property line. We anticipate approval by the City Council on May 6, 1993, with a construction start shortly thereafter. We believe we would be 2-3 weeks from final completion of the water line by the Memorial Day weekend, the anticipated opening date of the remodeled Buffalo Valley Restaurant. We are presently pursuing two alternative sewer solutions. Our preferred alternative is the extension of City sewer service, so long as we can utilize the same trench as the City water line extension. The sewer line extension would be cost prohibitive if an additional trench is required. Because there are still unresolved design criteria with the City (although we are close to resolution), we are also pursuing an alternative sewer solution with Fred Ingelhart. Specifically, Mr. Ingelhart has acquired a small package plan which he is proposing to connect C:\FILES\DEFORD.2LT LEAvENWORTH & LOCHHEAD, P.C. Don DeFord, Esq. Mr. Mark Bean Page 2 April 23, 1993 to his existing facility, located just south of the Buffalo Valley Restaurant. This will sufficient capacity to allow for the connection of the Buffalo Valley Restaurant. Of course, site approval from the Colorado Department of Health would be required and is anticipate to take from 3-6 months. The installation of the facility should be completed prior to or consistent with site approval by the State. Our discussions with you contemplate opening on the Memorial Day weekend with certain conditions contained within the temporary certificate of occupancy that will protect the County and the public. You indicated that the criteria under Section 104(b) of the Uniform Building Code is that no substantial haz;ard must exist as a result of the opening. We believe that with the conditions we discussed that requirement will be met. In terms of water and fire issues, those conditions would include the following: 1. Occupancy limit to the same level that existed prior to the current remodeling, or approximately 190 people. 2. A hold harmless agreement for the County and fire district (and City, if necessary). 3. A "drop dead" date by which the water line extension must be connected to the Buffalo Valley and the fire flow provided or the temporary certificate of occupancy will expire. As we get closer to the opening date, we will be able to identify for you a proposed completion date of the project and, with some additional leeway provided, believe we can agree upon a mutually acceptable "drop dead" date. 4. We understand you would want a standby fire watch person on the premises during business hours per the Uniform Fire Code. That person and all employees would be instructed on a fire watch routine and fire procedures. 5. A temporary water storage tanker truck or other storage tank with approximately 10,000 gallons of water would be located on the premises and available to the fire department. 6. There will be no fires in the fire place. 7. We are looking at the possibility of the installation of a fire alarm system, although Jim Manson did not indicate this was a requirement. 8. We will also look at connecting the existing installed sprinkler system to the two inch water line, if appropriate. C:\ALF.S\DEFORD.2LT LEAV:E'.NWORTH & LOCHHEAD, P.C. Don DeFord, Esq. Mr. Mark Bean Page 3 April 23, 1993 Concerning sewer service, the following conditions would be contained in a temporary certificate of occupancy: l. Use of the building would be limited to the same level that existed prior to the remodeling (i.e., approximately 190 people). 2. The status and integrity of the existing septic tank leach field system would be checked periodically by a competent · professional and recommendations from that person concerning pumping or other remedial actions would be pursued. 3. A similar "drop dead" date provision would be included concerning sewer, although that date might be different than the water system date, depending upon the sewer alternative ultimately selected. 4. Don also indicated he would like the County named as a loss payee on the insurance policy. Walt Brown is looking into that. It is very important to Mr. Wigger that the Buffalo Valley Restaurant be able to open for the Memorial Day weekend. We appreciate the time you took in meeting with us and your efforts in helping us explore constructive solutions to the water and sewer issues as they relate to the County permitting process. If for any reason my recollection of our discussions is incorrect, please let me know. Very truly yours, LEAVENWORTH & OCHHEAD, P.C. LEL:lln cc: Walter E. Brown, III, Esq. Louis Meyer, P.E. Kurt Wigger Ron Radtke C:\F1LES\DEFORD.2LT June 3, 1993 Mr. Kurt Wigger Buffalo Valley Restaurant 3637 Highway 82 Pitkin County, Colorado GARFIELD COUNTY REGULATORY OFFICES AND PERSONNEL Subject: Building Permit# 4704. Attachment to Temporary Certificate of Occupancy. Dear Mr; Wigger: The Garfield County Building Department has issued a Temporary Certificate of Occupancy (TCO) for the Buffalo Valley Restaurant. This TCO will expire on June 25, 1993. A violation of the provisions or conditions of this TCO may cause the TCO to be terminated and occupancy of the building permitted. These provisions or conditions include the following: 1. Conformance with the conditions agreed to and included in the letter from Mr. Wigger's attorney Mr. Loyal E. Leavenworth, dated April 23, 1993. 2. Successful completion of a final electrical inspection by Mr. Leonard Rowe, Colorado State Electrical Inspector. On June 3, 1993, Mr. Rowe signed an inspection report stating that from the electrical standpoint the building can be occupied. 3. The Colorado State Health Department representative Jeff Lawrence has received a letter from the owners representative stating that all concerns previously expressed by the Health Department have been addressed. The Health Department will conduct a final inspection by June 14, 1993 to verify that their regulations have been complied with. 4. Successful completion of an inspection by the Glenwood Springs and Rural Fire Protection District and agreement by them that the premises present no fire and life safety risk unacceptable to them. 5. Successful Completion of an inspection by the Garfield County Building Department 109 8TH STREET, SUITE 303 • 945-8212/625-5571/285-7972 • GLENWOOD SPRINGS, COLORADO 81601 verifying compliance with the following: a. All required exits have been provided with a path of travel to a public way (parking lot in this case) acceptable to the inspectors. Some presently require a dirt or wood path be constructed. b. All required exit doors in this building are required to have panic hardware. Some doors are now equipped with key locking dead bolts. However if the dead bolts are removed during the entire time the building is occupied by the public on June 3, 1993 this will be acceptable for the opening. Appropriate panic hardware will be required to be installed. c. The building plumbing system shall have no condition of cross connection between waste pipe or soil pipe systems and the potable water system or dish washing system. d. The installation of the gas appliance in the fireplace is in compliance with the requirements of the 1988 Uniform Plumbing Code. Shutoff valve is required within three feet of the appliance. The appliance is to be a listed appliance. A Certificate of Occupancy will not be issued until the Garfield Building, Sanitation and Planning Department have conducted a final inspection and all requirements of codes adopted by Garfield county have been complied with and appropriate authorization to operate has been provided by the Fire District, Colorado State Health Department. If you have any questions please give me a call. ~~lb {2/) Art Hougland Chief Building Official BufValOl.93 GARFIELD COUNTY BUILDING DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM TO FILE From: Art Hougland, Chief Building Official Project: Buffalo Valley addition and remodel Date: June 3, 1993 Subject: Temporary Certificate of Occupancy requirements Mr. Kurt Wigger owner of the Buffalo Valley Restaurant is requesting a TCO (Temporary Certificate of Occupancy) effective the evening of June 3, 1993. Before the Garfield County Building, Sanitation and Planning Department will issue this TCO the minimum requirements for health, safety and welfare as required by codes adopted by Garfield County must be provided for. These provisions or conditions include the following: 1. Conformance with the conditions agreed to and the letter from Mr. Wigger's attorney Mr. Leavenworth, dated April 23, 1993. included Loyal in E. 2. Successful completion of a final electrical inspection by Mr. Leonard Rowe, Colorado State Electrical Inspector. On June 3, 1993, Mr. Rowe signed an inspection report stating that from the electrical standpoint the building can be occupied. 3. The Colorado State Health Department representative Jeff Lawrence has received a letter from the owners representative stating that all concerns previously expressed by the Health Department have been addressed. The Health Department will conduct a final inspection by June 14, 1993 to verify that their regulations have been complied with. 1 ' - 4. Successful completion of an inspection by the Glenwood Springs and Rural Fire Protection District and agreement by them that the premises present no fire and life safety risk unacceptable to them. 5. Successful Completion of an inspection by the Garfield County Building Department verifying compliance with the following: a. All required exits have been provided with a path of travel to a public way (parking lot in this case) acceptable to the inspectors. Some presently require a dirt or wood path be constructed. b. All required exit doors in this building are required to have panic hardware. Some doors are now equipped with key locking dead bolts. However if the dead bolts are removed during the entire time the building is occupied by the public on June 3, 1993 this will be acceptable for the opening. Appropriate panic hardware will be required to be installed. c. The building plumbing system shall have no condition of cross connection between waste pipe or soil pipe systems and the potable water system or dish washing system. d. The installation of the gas appliance in the fireplace is in compliance with the requirements of the 1988 Uniform Plumbing Code. Shutoff valve is required within three feet of the appliance. listed appliance. The appliance is to be a A Certificate of Occupancy will not be issued until the Garfield Building, Sanitation and Planning Department have conducted a final inspection and all requirements of codes adopted by Garfield county have been complied with and appropriate authorization to operate has been provided by the Fire District, Colorado State Health Department. 2 .,, ,1,., i I I •--- Upon compliance with these conditions a Temporary Certificate of Occupancy will be issued. This Temporary Certificate of Occupancy will expire on June 25, 1993. and agreed to by: Garfield ones, Fire Marshal wood Springs and Rural Fire Protection District 3 FROfl JlJB c lorado Dept. of ?.ealth 4 O Cherr-y Creek :Or. S. D ver, co. 80222-1530 A T: Jeff Laurenee D ar Mr .. Laurence: 3637 Highway 82, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 (303) 940-6297 June 3, 1993 Post·lt™ brand fax transmittal memo 16n #of pages • . ..... p. 1 This letter :i.s confirmation of the telephone conversation on June 3 at approximately 1 00 hours, betw"en you and James Von Brewer,architeet, concerning reopening of t e Buffalo Valley Inn, Glenwood Springs, co. It is understood that we will open the premises tonight and that when you are a le to perform a final inspeC?tion of the premise and if there are any violatiaqs o the State Rules and Regulations governin9 Pood Service Establishments, we 11 volunta;ry close until such violations are corrected and ap~oved by your o fice,. t=orz_ P-t2T t-ta~o Ct-it GP ELocr 1\: ... 1.<:;..f ***END*** J I ' r ----· · 1;-,;, r:·.,_IJ •COLORADO STATE tLECTRICAL BOARD .. ~ INSPECTION REPORT AND CORRECTION NOTICE 1 -,1--7 Permit# / • ..:i <-' ,L-I I ' Contractor/Ho;neOwner .J ('.___) A '·-i 1 S l___. ' co-c_ ~ re -I , } (JI "! < . .? Address ~ .1 · .,-..,,; l--'-~ I ? ;( .• ; -~ .~' ~-· ,/ ,-; ( 1 r-/( ~ ~--· ... Phone#------ /,,. ~-c -·1 Date Received le• -v -i -5 ;· ?" ...:__-:-.... ;.:~ Date Inspected g -,-· i ' Arrival Time _____ _ Service: ...,..,,-. ., _ J Wiring Method . · - , ......-.- Type 1 0 ol(J l'I · I c,•fcv( Classified area Yes __ No •-- Size ---uc 0 GFCI Yes ----No __ Overhead Finished basm't Yes __ No~ Underground Sub panels Yes...L'No __ Type Grnd C: (:: I Elec Range Yes __ No __ Size Grnd Conductor L{-(·(1 Elec Dryer Yes __ No __ Date Meter Released~, Elec Wtr Heater Yes __ No __ ACTION: AcceptedL Rejected __ Remarks __ I I __ REINSPECTION FEE REQUIRE,D, A reinspection will not be per- formed until the reinspection fee is received. You are requir(:d to make the follc\.ving corrections or repairs on the elec-.«.-- trical installation at the above address, , OK f o (J « '-'-f y L ,.£ <1J C~RE;TIONS: i5 I'\ " u E b 1{J' . A .. C?J_j-loc,;. co.ve...JS ,4-1/ &~"" /;;t,./-5, rl sf-1r,1le-cAbfe ./-,g~f, locf(ofF-aA!. ! OA) lfve.4 1-g:1-,'t: ~"eA/(-.1s-e&-tess!25'4?k.J Inspector ' ··--· / (_ ~ P.::i 11 ,::. 1 nf d l 0 .. i!4 / -· -•/ ;r::· ~ /, --"'-~-------'---------i. ···---------"·---,, ___ ·------'-; ---------------------·---·----··--·····-·-.. ·-----·- ' __ ,,_,,_ ·--·---------.. ------------------·------·--------------·---- ' ----·--·-·-. i' " l [ \/ .s,,,~ z ___.,, {,...2..c..._.-\, ,-' I -~' ,-.- /_/\.. ---·-'-· YB-DER~ .. . . ... . · · ,fllfii#ri!lf CusultalltS, Ille. VAil ~ND DENVER. COLORADO -· --. .. ·:'., . ·.::.. : : ',l;9: Mr. Bill Flockhart SWDlllit Mecbaziioal MEMO ·:·:·From.: ·navid r.. Yoder · ... •· ·'Date-, April. 8, 1993 r.·: .•. , :·. Be: Buffal.o Valley Restaurant Sewage Loading ·.for over 30 years, the standard measurement for waste loading · • :.from restaurants including kitchen waste has been l 0 gallons per . patron per day. With the advent of water conservation, low flush ·tqil~ts of 1.5 GPS and flow restricted/timed flow duration faucets mean the restaurant patron portion of the restaurant · 1oadir.g has been reduced significantly. ': There have been studies by CSU and otllers which have been jl.tilized by sanitary engineers to justify reducing residential :£lows by as much as 30% over long standing standards. Because a · ;restaurant patron· loading is water closet flushing and minimal .l~ye1.:t:.ory usage, we bi;ilieve the 10 gallon per patron per day '·standard can conservatively be reduced by at leas.t 25%. -. On tllat basis, the loading for the Buffalo Valley Restaurant . ·. s,J;10uld be 240 seats plus 15 employees for a dail.y load of 1,913 .: ~ : .:giillQnS. . . , ..... ·-·-· .. ~A .good check of these values would be to compare historic water usage which the restaurant has experienced in the past. A peak monthly load of 50,000 gallons equates, at an average of 30 days, to. 8.13 qallons per patron per day based on existing seating at . :that time. Theoretically, this amount could be reduced by the -·.:.'·.: .::'sa.me-·25%. utilized ~n the calculations for the remodeled : .· · ··.restaurant had there been l-l/2 gallon flush toilets and self : ····.:··~closing lav valves in the original building. '.'. · ··We therefore feel quite comfortable that our number of 7 .5 gallons per patron per day is reasonable and our total daily -.. .19.;;td~ng of 1913 GPD is. prudent. . · ... I CORPORATE OFFICE Beneflmi;ril Plaza. 'Suir. 307 P.O. Bux 5740. AllVI!, r;oiorartc rn1J20 31Jj.~f191 • l-800-332-3259 FAX.· :Jro-949-795!1 ;;. 04/08~93 ub466· f q 08: 10:38 CITY OF GLENl.IJOD S~RINGS CASH/BILLING HISTORY INQUIRY Page 1 vane ta Acct No: 2391229102 Back To: 01/01/1900 Bill to: WIGGER, KURT Output: Printer Cycle: I Tyµe: X Prop Addr: CO RD 154 2291 SRVCE CHARGE FROM TO DAYS ·••·· 03/11/93 Ending Balance: PREV READ CURR READ E CONSUMP DMND 23.71 ········----···············--····· WA 0 23.71 02/01 03/01 28 ••••• 03/10/93 Ending Balance: 1397100 23100 .00 .00 1420200 N 03/10/93 PAID: 22.16 BALANCE: .00 22.16 PN FRGV: .00 CHK#: 0 •••·• 02/12/93 Ending Balance: 02/12/93 PAID: 37.77 BALANCE: 22.16 59.93 1375600 PN FRGV: .00 CHK#: 0 •••·• 02/11/93 Endfng Balance: WA 0 22.16 01/02 02/01 30 -----01/14/93 Ending Balance: 01/14/93 PAID: 31.37 BALANCE: -----01/12/93 Ending Balance: WA 0 37.77 11/30 01/02 33 --·--12/11/92 Ending Balance: 12/11/92 PAID: 55.81 BALANCE: ---·-12/10/92 Ending Balance: WA 0 31.37 11/01 11/30 29 -----11/13/92 Ending Balance: 11/13/92 PAID: 52.81 BALANCE: --~·--11/11/92 Ending Balance: WA 0 55.81 10/04 11/01 28 --··-10/13/92 Ending Balance: 10/13/92 PAID: 46.99 BALANCE: -----10/12/92 Ending Balance: WA 0 52.81 09/03 10/04 31 -----09/14/92 Ending Balance: 0~/14/92 PAID: 54.46 BALANCE: -----09/10/92 Ending Balance: WA 0 46.99 08/05 09/03 29 -----08/12/92 Ending Balance: 08/12/92 PAID: 37.87 BALANCE: -----08/10/92 Ending Balance: WA 0 54.46 07/03 08/D5 33 -----07/13/92 Ending Balance: WA 0 37.87 06/02 07/03 31 07/13/92 PAID: 35.35 BALANCE: --·--06/11/92 Ending Balance: WA 0 35.35 05/03 06/02 30 06/11/92 PAID: 35,74 BALANCE: ---·· 05/12/92 Ending Balance: WA 0 35.74 04/01 05/03 32 05/12/92 PAID: 35.44 BALANCE: -----D4/13/92 Ending Balance: WA 0 35.44 03/02 D4/01 3D 04/13/92 PAID: 30.21 BALANCE: -----03/12/92 Ending Balance: 03/12/92 PAID: 32.15 BALANCE: -----03/10/92 Ending Balance: WA 0 30.21 02/02 03/02 29 ---·· 02/12/92 Ending Balance: 02/12/92 PAID: 31.47 BALANCE: -----02/11/92 Ending Balance: WA 0 32.15 01/02 02/02 31 37.77 37.77 69.14 1338000 31.37 31.37 B7. 18 1307000 55.81 55.81 108.62 1250800 52.81 52.81 99.80 1197700 46.99 46.99 101.45 1150600 54.46 54.46 92.33 1095800 37.87 1058100 .oo 35.35 1023000 .00 1397100 N 21500 .00 --------------------~------------- PN FRGV: 1375600 N PN FRGV: 1338000 N PN FRGV: 1307000 N PN FRGV: 1250800 N PN FRGV: 1197700 N PN FRGV: 1150600 N 1095800 N PN FRGV: 1058100 N PN FRGV: .00 CHK#: 0 37600 .00 .00 CHK#: 0 31000 .00 .00 CHK#: 0 56200 .oo .00 CHK#: 0 53100 .00 .00 CHK#: 0 47100 .00 .00 CHK#: 0 54800 .00 37700 .oo .00 CHK#: 0 35100 .00 .00 CHK#: 0 35.74 987500 ---------------------------------- 35500 .00 .00 1023000 N PN FRGV: .00 CHK#: 0 35.44 952300 .00 30.21 30.21 62.36 ---------------------- -----------.- 987500 N PN FRGV: 35200 .00 .00 CHK#: 0 ---------------------------------- PN FRGV: .00 CHK#: 0 ---------------------------------- 952300 N 29800 .00 922500 32.15 ---------------------------------- 32.15 63.62 890700 PN FRGV: .00 CHK#: 0 ---------------------------------- 922500 N 31800 .00 . Cusfo.m.e.r.~ ___ _j'L9 __ ::i~-- Ja.J:J,/ _______ 2?_5_g_;,,,~------------------ _-41t:__:'f.b__ :2!12;L _____ ..:;~~· ------'----------- J1la..rch .. -----·-35.i..'J. ________ ····-· Apr,:/ _______ ~5..£::4._ -----·--·-- _ _.,f!l°'/ _____ _3_L!L3. __ _ -------···------------·--·· e,. ___ ____3_625_ __ _ u.ly-~_g.:u_ '4j·-------3..B.JJ.~-- er*-----:l.8'3 ;i ------------·---···-·-----------·------. .,, ______ ·-----------·------- _d-:, --3-:tr..J /l)o 1/. D.i!e. ~- -ta I-a/ _..2£}.3_,_') _ ---:/_?$5-. ----··---~---------'' I -~~~e~ ___ 'l:_3_--··~~··=~=-···~··· "'=··-·----··-···-- -------··-------·---·--- ··--·-------- ---··----·---· -----____ i_<f,.s_'B_-==-----·----····-···------ --·'-••··--· ·------... --···---·-·---·---- ·------tf------------------------ . ··---·-·------··--·-· --··---- ---·----------------~--~--------------·-·---·-----------·---·----- June 3, 1993 Mr. Kurt Wigger Buffalo Valley Restaurant 3637 Highway 82 Pitkin County, Colorado Subject: Building Permit# 4704. Attachment to Temporary Certificate of Occupancy. Dear Mr. Wigger: The Garfield County Building Department has issued a Temporary Certificate of Occupancy (fCO) for the Buffalo Valley Restaurant. This TCO will expire on June 25, 1993. A violation of the provisions or conditions of this TCO may cause the TCO to be terminated and occupancy of the building permitted. These provisions or conditions include the following: 1. Conformance with the conditions agreed to and included in the letter from Mr. Wigger's attorney Mr. Loyal E. Leavenworth, dated April 23, 1993. 2. Successful completion of a final electrical inspection by Mr. Leonard Rowe, Colorado State Electrical Inspector. On June 3, 1993, Mr. Rowe signed an inspection report stating that from the electrical standpoint the building can be occupied. 3. The Colorado State Health Department representative Jeff Lawrence has received a v letter from the owners representative stating that all concerns previously expressed by the Health Department have been addressed. The Health Department will conduct a final inspection by June 14, 1993 to verify that their regulations have been complied with. 4. Successful completion of an inspection by the Glenwood Springs and Rural Fire Protection District and agreement by them that the premises present no fire and life safety risk unacceptable to them. 5. Successful Completion of an inspection by the Garfield County Building Department ::, ' ,,_,, •1 ;-.' 11. I • 11 !. '. !' ; I : ~-.-. • Oil\ verifying compliance with the following: a. All required exits have been provided with a path of travel to a public way (parking Jot in this case) acceptable to the inspectors. Some presently require a dirt or wood path be constructed. b. All required exit doors in this building are required to have panic hardware. Some doors are now equipped with key locking dead bolts. However if the dead bolts are removed during the entire time the building is occupied by the public on June 3, 1993 this will be acceptable for the opening. Appropriate panic hardware will be required to be installed. c. The building plumbing system shall have no condition of cross connection between waste pipe or soil pipe systems and the potable water system or dish ~ washing system. ;J /...,/Jf/2?4 j fl 0 rr gs s //u} d. The installation of the gas appliance in the fireplace is in compliance with the 0 pr_ C t:xe~fr ;n·;,,,3 requirements of the 1988 Uniform Plumbing Code. Shutoff valve is required ' , ::i within three feet of the appliance. The appliance is to be a listed appliance. Ft. re~ fff!Z • A Certificate of Occupancy will not be issued until the Garfield Building, Sanitation and Planning Department have conducted a final inspection and all requirements of codes adopted by Garfield county have been complied with and appropriate authorization to operate has been provided by the Fire District, Colorado State Health Department. If you have any questions please give me a call. Sincerely, Art Hougland Chief Building Official ButvalOl.93 -7<--TlfF.'1~ 15 f'/O 1ZrtPf1',.-e-"f.. o F ;? I. I .f"/7r? A;'\ r17r.s-p~;t""c-r: _ ~ /VO t;;'95 S/IVJ otcF /7-?.f t?,,..h"r p,-tovt.#1!',? J,Vt/lft"' :J rt:"'I C7 r: /C"t;,e f'c,f c-c.. • y/,?t.v<. I ;J FtU I" c. '1e-c f/O T C"or".>/,&J<-i. """' ' -p.-ex /'r//f ro pt?vtC"C.. I ivl~'-v1r-·1 1;<:Y //l"f./ Tl7ff' /.>;Joi tfll" h'~e<,,,-7/fOC-'<: f"'ll1fli"1.'t'7 ~ r-o"--Tb'~S 1'9/?f7C.tc'9Tlt:J.U I' i ! ' ' 'i ~ : -: ii·!' . . ' ' GARFIELD COUN1Y REGULA TORY OFFICES AND PERSONNEL March 22, 1993 TO: Kurt Wigger, Owner RE: Building Permit Addition/Remodel James Von Brewer, Architect Dear Sirs: 3637 Hwy 82, G.S., CO Bu!Talo Valley Restaurant This letter is to confirm the results of the meeting between you and the following on March 18, 1993: Mark Bean, Director of Garfield County Regulatory Offices & Personnel Jack Jones, Fire Marshall, Glenwood Springs Rural Fire Protection District Jim McMurrey, Garfield County Building Official With reference to the items listed in the letter to you on March 15, 1993, the agreement is as follows: 1. No change. 2. & 3.The occupant load will be determined based on your indicated use of the spaces and a one-hour "separation" of the "Private Dining" area from the other interior spaces. The "Private Dining" will be an A-3 occupancy with an occupant load of 54. The remaining area will also be an A-3 wilh an occupant load of 296. These two occupant loads (room capacities) shall be posted in the rooms with an approved sign at a conspicuous location near the main exit from the room. 4. No change. 5. No change. 6. New and reconstructed portions of the building shall be Type V -One-hour fire resistive construction. 7. Exit locations are adequate as shown on the attached copy of the revised floor plan. 8. The exit doors at the main entrance are now adequate. The two interior doors at the "Private Dining" room shall be One-hour rated doors. 9. No change. 10. The restroom facilities are adequate. 11. No change. 12. No change. 109 8TH STREET, SUITE 303 • 945-82121625-5571/285-7972 • GLENWOOD SPRINGS, COLORADO 81601 j. -------··--·------...... _, __ _ . ' Kurt Wigger and James Von Brewer March 22, 1993 Page Two 13. No change. 14. Area shown is adequate. The following are the otheritems in the letter of March 15, 1993 which will need to be provided and/or resolved before we an approve the issuing of the Building Permit for the completion of the building: A. We do not have Architect and/or Engineer stamped plan sheets for the structura1 plans (Sheets S-1, S-2 and S-3). B. Attached is a copy of the Plan Review and File Memo from the Glenwood Springs Rural Fire Protection District indicating their requirements. C. Applies as stated in letter of March 15, 1993. D. Applies as stated in letter of March 15, 1993. ···. Thanks for your cooperation and if you have any questions, give me a call. Sincerely yours, (~4/, /2flies W. McMur ey t/Uarfield County Building JWM/sa Enclosure xc: Glenwood Springs Rural Fire Protection District II . '~· _,. ·~ .. ... , j. r (" GLENWOOD SPRINGS FIRE DEPARTMENT PLAN REVIEW ... :·".?;::!· 1·. :: 1, .' I , .,, 1 ·' '"\I .'ROJECT NAME: 1'.A+&h t).Af1.t; y :c:JiTACT PERSON: j 1 ~ IY\t\ L l\M J f-"--'\ l PHONE: ·, I' I' ' . I. FIRE FLOW: Total floor area under roof within four hour area separatioh wall:: .. 4-H.T./5-1 hr. 96 'U 2/3 N 5 N . ' J2. I tfrt (c 4 ,,..,.;,__( {br · ,.4-1.1 "c.c.., , 1-2 hr. F.R.: Total Sq. Ft. J largest floors~ TOTAL FIRE FLOW PER APPENDIX 3A: /,S-ot:J ,,;:. {'..,....., ·· 1 · TOTAL FIRE FLOW AVAILABLE: ___ 0_~=--------~-7-~>---- TOTAL HYDRANTS NEEDED: WITHIN JOO' ~--'(@)_· __ _ II. ROAD ACCESS AND HYDRANT LOCATION: Exterior walls within 150' Road Width: Turn around nec~ssary: Yes of access road: Yes -----~--Road Length: v/ No % Grade: No COMMENTS:--------'-----~-~·-'-------------------- ,.•. ..... --------------------------------------.. 1,·1 III. AUTOMATIC PROTECTION: Sprinklers required: Yes ,/ No Per Section :]/jCZ ' Alarm required: Yes ../ No Per Section c;, 07 Standpipe required: Yes 7' No ~ Per Section··---- Automatic smoke ~.e~~!~: Yes No ,,,-Per Sectioi, Special Protecti~duct, .flammable liquid: Yes·_./_ ... No·--...:..:.._, COMMENTS: '.$,,f,,,..,: ~ \<1 iJ...,,.., £,f',;(~,e...-1-.fl~~-» t ,4.()... A,. +.. ....... ..d:c (,A~r~.;'lt.. ~'(-'-b:-..pi<.ioc !;;., .l: ...,,v,u_,...L~_, -f.c fyfro,,..<.... k.'t 4{.,.;,,. i()t-p+, ,.:.:.,. kr!a• 6a" \1.i;:1 ,,;t!.µ_-C.;<:,,,L_,.L 5-\A-i:.._ 'M.o,.,:.i.__;"1 ['.,.,,_~ c,-i: .. ., .Sif"''~.44. .s'y_,.+,,__"""' ,...,.... .. ? Be ~Efrrl.&rd. . ' v. FIRE EXTINGUISHERS: Type: Water Size: Dry Chem Location: Halon ( .. . ., '··· C02 OMMENTS: j'\,.; p /) I tJ I ;,, t ~ I r. HAZARDOUS MATERIALS: j_( ,,4 HazMat Inventory Sheets: Yes PHYSICAL HAZARDS: Explosives Compressed Gases oxidizers __ Organic Peroxides Flammable/Combustible Liquids Unstable Materials HEALTH HAZARDS: No i' Flammable Solids 1· Water Reactive Cryogenic Fluids Pyrophoric Materials ',i~:i; Toxic Materials Radioactive Material I . . , . . , corrosive Mater:ial __ Ot}J..;)r Health Hazard Materials present in excess .of ... Table .ao. 402-A: HAZARDOUS MANAGEMENT PLAN REQUIRED: ~ Yes Yes No No I ~ ' .' ("' (. ·' i' I ,-; ',, . . '. i '·: ! I,'' ; I VI. HIGH PILE COMBUSTIBLE STORAGE:' f. / fi ,I Type of Commodity: 1 2 3 4 5 Building Access: Yes: No · ·· . -· Plahs for storage required: Yes No I ' . .. ' (: (:. ~ March 12, 1993 Memo to the file regarding Buffalo Valley Inn. ' '· The following will summarize and outline construction requirements! i· for this project determined at a meeting between the 9arfieid : · i County Building Official and the GSDES this date at i4oo hrs. · 1. construction type and occupancy. The building in question is a single story V-NR structure of 1 approximately 5400 square feet. The proposal is to enlarge the , building to· about 8000 square feet. In · .. doing so, . two large.: unseparated assembly areas will be created; · one wiil be tised i ·.; primarily for dining and one for dancing. The total occupant load, for these areas will be over 300 which will mean that the building , will be classified, as an A-2 .1. There is also• a separated dinihg ;. area with an occupant load around 60. V-lhr is the minimum con-;: struction type for this occupancy so all new construction will have::',. to conform to that type. The existing structure will not have to! be brought up to the new standard. 2. Exiting requirements. ! :, A minimum of two .additional e~its will be needed. One from the north side of 'the private dining room and orie ad)acent to the•• fireplace in the large dining room. Jim McMurray has· indicated' that an additional exit might be required from the dance floor.· , : It is conceivci.:!Jle that the total occupant load. of the. building! could be over 500 people so the main exit should be .,sized per Seel·.· 3317 or a minimum of width of five feet. This would include both the main exit door and the airlock. This might present a problem·! for the floor opening from the private dining room .. All exit doorii '., including the main exit will require panic hardware ·to be' installed. Exit Sec. 3. illumination will be required per Sec. 3313 and exit. signs pet: 3314. Fire extinguishing systems. An automatic fire sprinkler system will have to be installed per Sec. 3802. This system will need to conform to NFPA 13 and its.' related documents. The sprinkler system shall be design~d for a• light hazard occupancy with a duration of flow of 30 minutes. Ail outside hose allowance of 100 GPM for 30 minutes should be added to. the sprinkler demand. Total combined storage should be around 8000 gallons. Pressure tank, fire pump or gravity tank wiil.be needed, to provide needed pressure, An outside yard hydrant and i>.I.V. · valve will also have to be installed. An automatic fire extinguishing. system will be required for kitchen, exhaust and hood areas per the fire code. The kitchen hood wiii need to meet Type 1 requirements per the mechanical code. 4. Fire extinguishers. A total of four fire extinguishers will be required. A 40BC wiii be required in the kitchen and a 2A20BC will be required in each dining room and the dance floor. 5. Specific GBDEB requirements. The GSDES will require that all automatic . fire extinguishing systems be supenrised by UL listed digital communicator and that the communicator be monitored by a UL listed cen1lral station. ' The GSDES will also be responsible for all review, approval, ahd inspections of fire extinguishing systems. ' " r-;, I ' ,-,-~ . or, ' ';. /,'· l March 15, 1993 GARFIELD COUNTY REGULATORY OFFICES AND PERSONNEL TO: Kurt Wigger, Owner RE: Building Permit Addition/Remodel James Von Brewer, Architect ., 3637 Hwy 82, G.S., CO Bulfalo Valley RestatJrant Dear Sirs: I have completed an initial review of the plans submitted for the work planned al the Bulfalo Valley Restaurant. The following are the major items relating to Uniform Building Codes and . Garfield County requirements for your project. 1. The existing building area is calculated to be +-5500 sq. ft. and the addition to be +-2400 sq. ft. for a total of 7900 sq. ft. 2. The occupant load total of the building is 425-UBC Sec. 3302 and Table No. 33-A. 3. The occupancy classification is A-2.1 -UBC Table No. 5-A and UBC Chapter 6. 4. An auto sprinkler system is required -UBC Sec. 3802 (c). 5. Sprinkler System Supervision Alarms are required -UBC Sec: 3803. 6. The building is required to be Type V -one-hour fire-resistive construction -UBC Table No. 5-C. 7. Based on the occupant load of 425, additional exits need to be provided at locations indicated on the attached copy of the floor plan -UBC Sec 3303. 8. The main exit doors must be a minimum of 4.2' in width -UBC Sec. 3317(a). All other exterior exit doors must be a minimum of36" in width UBC Sec. 3304(1) -and all must be provided with panic hardware -UBC Sec. 3317 and UBC Sec. 3318. 9. Exit illumination -UBC Sec. 3313 -and exit signs -UBC Sec. 3314 -must be installed. 10. The men's and women's restrooms require an additional toilet and an additional lavatory in each -UPC Appendix C "Minimum Plumbing Facilities". 11. Handicap accessibility requirements apply -UBC Sec. 511 and UBC Chapter 33. 109 8TH STREET, SUITE 303 • 945-8212/625-5571/285-7972 • GLENWOOD SPRINGS, COLORADO 81601 Kurt Wigger and James Von Brewer March 15, 1993 Page Two 12. Compliance with the applicable requirements of the UBC, UPC, and UMC of the kitchen and kitchen equipment. 13. Draft stops are required to limit attic spaces to max. 3000 sq. ft. and not exceeding 60 ft. in horizontal dimension -UBC Sec. 2516. 14. Designate the number of planned parking spaces on the plans. The following items will need to be provided and/or resolved before Garfield County can approve your plans and issue the Building Permit for your project: , A. Completed and Architect and/or Engineer stamped plans (two, sets) with: evidence of compliance with items l through 14 above. B. Approval of your plans by the Glenwood Springs Rural Fire Protection District. C. Agreement/ Approval by the Colorado Department of Health as related to the Food Services Regulations. D. Agreement/Approval by the Colorado Department of Health as related to the Sewage Disposal Regulations. These items are not all-inclusive but are provided so you may immediately include them in your project planning. JWM/sa xc: Glenwood Springs Rural Fire Protection District Enclosures ;i . o. -------''w'' *' -f------.-,,·-,_-,,.-, -------~--~-~i-~ . ...:e,•• \"I: ·I • •' I'°;"" . ,··,1 ~ : '" l\1· LEAVENWORTH & LOCHHEAD, P.C. LOYAL E. LEAVENWORTH JAMES S. LOCHHEAD SHERRY A. CALOIA THOMAS L. ADKISON HAYDN WINSTON Don DeFord, Esq. County of Garfield 109 Eighth Street, Suite 300 Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 Mr. Mark Bean, Director ATTORNEYS AT LAW April 23, 1993 Garfield County Regulatory Offices & Personnel 109 Eighth Street, Suite 303 Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 Re: Buffalo Valley Restaurant Dear Don and Mark: 1011 GRAND AVENUE P.O. DRAWER 2030 GLENWOOD SPRINGS, COLORADO 81602 TEL[PHONE: (303) 945-2261 FAX: (303) 945-7336 ] r,;:;,.!;.!]~B)JJYZJE ~ ~ 1.( ~, . fi, AFR 2 6 1993 . • ,. l\ ____ . __ ~···--·-·-·---·- GAHFi ELO COUNTY I am writing to summarize the discussions that were held on April 21, 1993. Present at the meeting on behalf of Kurt Wigger were myself, Louis Meyer and Walt Brown. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss with you the potential for the issuance of a temporary certificate of occupancy (or whatever the current nomenclature for that type of procedure is) to allow for the opening of the Buffalo Valley Restaurant, as remodeled, prior to the implementation of the final water and sewer solutions for the expanded facility. These discussions were, of course, premised upon the assumption that all other work necessary to allow for an opening would be completed and approved by the County, and the only outstanding issues would be water and sewer. As we explained, the current water solution will be the extension of the City's water service from the existing City lines (located in the area of the cemetery) out to the Buffalo Valley Restaurant and extending further to Holy Cross's property line. We anticipate approval by the City Council on May 6, 1993, with a construction start shortly thereafter. We believe we would be 2-3 weeks from final completion of the water line by the Memorial Day weekend, the anticipated opening date of the remodeled Buffalo Valley Restaurant. We are presently pursuing two alternative sewer solutions. Our preferred alternative is the extension of City sewer service, so long as we can utilize the same trench as the City water line extension. The sewer line extension would be cost prohibitive if an additional trench is required. Because there are still unresolved design criteria with the City (although we are close to resolution), we are also pursuing an alternative sewer solution with Fred Ingelhart. Specifically, Mr. Ingelhart has acquired a small package plan which he is proposing to connect C:\Al.E'l\DEFORD.2LT LEAVENWORTH & LOCHHEAD, P.C. Don DeFord, Esq. Mr. Mark Bean Page 2 April 23, 1993 to his existing facility, located just south of the Buffalo Valley Restaurant. This will sufficient capacity to allow for the connection of the Buffalo Valley Restaurant. Of course, site approval from the Colorado Department of Health would be required and is anticipate to take from 3-6 months. The installation of the facility should be completed prior to or consistent with site approval by the State. Our discussions with you contemplate opening on the Memorial Day weekend with certain conditions contained within the temporary certificate of occupancy that will protect the County and the public. You indicated that the criteria under Section l04(b) of the Uniform Building Code is that no substantial hazard must exist as a result of the opening. We believe that with the conditions we discussed that requirement will be met. In terms of water and fire issues, those conditions would include the following: l. Occupancy limit to the same level that existed prior to the current remodeling, or approximately 190 people. 2. A hold harmless agreement for the County and fire district (and City, if necessary). 3. A "drop dead" date by which the water line extension must be connected to the Buffalo Valley and the fire flow provided or the temporary certificate of occupancy will expire. As we get closer to the opening date, we will be able to identify for you a proposed completion date of the project and, with some additional leeway provided, believe we can agree upon a mutually acceptable "drop dead" date. 4. We understand you would want a standby fire watch person on the premises during business hours per the Uniform Fire Code. That person and all employees would be instructed on a fire watch routine and fire procedures. 5. A temporary water storage tanker truck or other storage tank with approximately 10,000 gallons of water would be located on the premises and available to the fire department. 6. There will be no fires in the fire place. 7. We are looking at the possibility of the installation of a fire alarm system, although Jim Manson did not indicate this was a requirement. 8. We will also look at connecting the existing installed sprinkler system to the two inch water line, if appropriate. C:\fll..F.S\DEFORD.2LT LEAVENWORTH & LOCHHEAD, P.C. Don DeFord, Esq. Mr. Mark Bean Page 3 April 23, 1993 Concerning sewer service, the following conditions would be contained in a temporary certificate of occupancy: 1. Use of the building would be limited to the same level that existed prior to the remodeling (i.e., approximately 190 people). 2. The status and integrity of the existing septic tank leach field system would be checked periodically by a competent professional and recommendations from that person concerning pumping or other remedial actions would be pursued. 3. A similar "drop dead" date provision would be included concerning sewer, although that date might be different than the water system date, depending upon the sewer alternative ultimately selected. 4. Don also indicated he would like the County named as a loss payee on the insurance policy. Walt Brown is looking into that. It is very important to Mr. Wigger that the Buffalo Valley Restaurant be able to open for the Memorial Day weekend. We appreciate the time you took in meeting with us and your efforts in helping us explore constructive solutions to the water and sewer issues as they relate to the County permitting process. If for any reason my recollection of our discussions is incorrect, please Jet me know. · Very truly yours, LEAVENWORTH & OCHHEAD, P.C. LEL:lln cc: Walter E. Brown, III, Esq. Louis Meyer, P.E. Kurt Wigger Ron Radtke C:\ALES\DEFORD.2LT DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY S EMS ,-FIRE • RESCUE 6-21-93 Mr. Art Hougland Garfield county Building Dept. 109 8th Street Glenwood Springs, co 81601 Dear. Art, I wanted to advise you that our concerns over the Buffalo Valley restaurant project have been addressed. For the issuance of ·the T:c.o .. , we needed to have the kitchen hood system corrected and sprinklers needed to be added to the storage room. Both of these i terns have been done. · · In our opinion, the Buffalo Valley restaurant meets our requirements at.this time and we have no problem with you issuing a certificate of occupancy. I will be on. vacation the 25th so I will be unable to meet with you when the T.C.O. expires. If you have any questions or find any additional fire code related problems, please contact me on July 6th or call our office and talk with Jim Mason. Asst. Chief cc: Kurt Wigger file 806 Cooper Avenue • Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601 • (303) 945-2575 • FAX (303) 945-2597 -J 0 GARFIELD COUNTY REGULATORY OFFICES AND PERSONNEL June 3, 1993 Mr. Kurt Wigger Buffalo Valley Restaurant 3637 Highway 82 Pitkin County, Colorado Subject: Building Pennit # 4704. Attachment to Temporary Certificate of Occupancy. Dear Mr. Wigger: The Garfield County Building Department has issued a Temporary Certificate of Occupancy (TCO) for the Buffalo Valley Restaurant. This TCO will expire on June 25, 1993. A violation of the provisions or conditions of this TCO may cause the TCO to be terminated and occupancy of the building pennitted. These provisions or conditions include the following: 1. Conformance with the conditions agreed to and included in the letter from Mr. Wigger's attorney Mr. Loyal E. Leavenworth, dated April 23, 1993. 2. Successful completion of a final electrical inspection by Mr. Leonard Rowe, Colorado State Electrical Inspector. On June 3, 1993, Mr. Rowe signed an inspection report stating that from the electrical standpoint the building can be occupied. 3. The Colorado State Health Department representative Jeff Lawrence has received a letter from the owners representative stating that all concerns previously expressed by the Health Department have been addressed. The Health Department will conduct a final inspection by June 14, 1993 to verify that their regulations have been complied with. 4. Successful completion of an inspection by the Glenwood Springs and Rural Fire Protection District and agreement by them that the premises present no fire and life safety risk unacceptable to them. 5. Successful Completion of an inspection by the Garfield County Building Department 1098TH STREET, SUITE 303 • 945-82121625-5571/285-7972 • GLENWOOD SPRINGS, COLORADO 81601 verifying compliance with the following: a. All required exits have been provided with a path of travel to a public way (parking lot in this case) acceptable to the inspectors. Some presently require a dirt or wood path be constructed. b. All required exit doors in this building are required to have panic hardware. Some doors are now equipped with key locking dead bolts. However if the dead bolts are removed during the entire time the building is occupied by the public on June 3, 1993 this will be acceptable for the opening. Appropriate panic hardware will be required to be installed. c. The building plumbing system shall have no condition of cross connection between waste pipe or soil pipe systems and the potable water system or dish washing system. d. The installation of the gas appliance in the fireplace is in compliance with the requirements of the 1988 Uniform Plumbing Code. Shutoff valve is required within three feet of the appliance. The appliance is to be a listed appliance. A Certificate of Occupancy will not be issued until the Garfield Building, Sanitation and Planning Department have conducted a final inspection and all requirements of codes adopted by Garfield county have been complied with and appropriate authorization to operate has been provided by the Fire District, Colorado State Health Department. If you have any questions please give me a call. ~~J Art Hougland Chief Building Official BufValOl.93 LEAVENWORTH & LOCHHEAD, P.C. LOYAL E. LEAVENWORTH JAMES S. LOCHHEAD SHERRY A. CALOIA THOMAS L. ADKISON HAYDN WINSTON Don DeFord, Esq. County of Garfield 109 Eighth Street, Suite 300 Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 Mr. Mark Bean, Director ATTORNEYS AT LAW April 23, 1993 Garfield County Regulatory Offices & Personnel 109 Eighth Street, Suite 303 Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 Re: Buffalo Valley Restaurant Dear Don and Mark: 1011 GRAND AVENUE P.O. DRAWER 2030 GLENWOOD SPRINGS, COLORADO 81602 TELEPHONE: (303) 945-2261 FA)( (303) 945· 7336 I am writing to summarize the discussions that were held on April 21, 1993. Present at the meeting on behalf of Kurt Wigger were myself, Louis Meyer and Walt Brown. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss with you the potential for the issuance of a temporary certificate of occupancy (or whatever the current nomenclature for that type of procedure is) to allow for the opening of the Buffalo Valley Restaurant, as remodeled, prior to the implementation of the final water and sewer solutions for the expanded facility. These discussions were, of course, premised upon the assumption that all other work necessary to allow for an opening would be completed and approved by the County, and the only outstanding issues would be water and sewer. As we explained, the current water solution will be the extension of the City's water service from the existing City lines (located in the area of the cemetery) out to the Buffalo Valley Restaurant and extending further to Holy Cross's property line. We anticipate approval by the City Council on May 6, 1993, with a construction start shortly thereafter. We believe we would be 2-3 weeks from final completion of the water line by the Memorial Day weekend, the anticipated opening date of the remodeled Buffalo Valley Restaurant. We are presently pursuing two alternative sewer solutions. Our preferred alternative is the extension of City sewer service, so long as we can utilize the same trench as the City water line extension. The sewer line extension would be cost prohibitive if an additional trench is required. Because there are still unresolved design criteria with the City (although we are close to resolution), we are also pursuing an alternative sewer solution with Fred Ingelhart. Specifically, Mr. Ingelhart has acquired a small package plan which he is proposing to connect C:\FILES\DEFORD.2LT LEAVENWORTH & LOCHHEAD, P.C. Don DeFord, Esq. Mr. Mark Bean Page 2 April 23, 1993 to his existing facility, located just south of the Buffalo Valley Restaurant. This will sufficient capacity to allow for the connection of the Buffalo Valley Restaurant. Of course, site approval from the Colorado Department of Health would be required and is anticipate to take from 3-6 months. The installation of the facility should be completed prior to or consistent with site approval by the State. Our discussions with you contemplate opening on the Memorial Day weekend with certain conditions contained within the temporary certificate of occupancy that will protect the County and the public. You indicated that the criteria under Section 104(b) of the Uniform Building Code is that no substantial hazard must exist as a result of the opening. We believe that with the conditions we discussed that requirement will be met. In terms of water and fire issues, those conditions would include the following: 1. Occupancy limit to the same level that existed prior to the current remodeling, or approximately 190 people. 2. A hold harmless agreement for the County and fire district (and City, if necessary). 3. A "drop dead" date by which the water line extension must be connected to the Buffalo Valley and the fire flow provided or the temporary certificate of occupancy will expire. As we get closer to the opening date, we will be able to identify for you a proposed completion date of the project and, with some additional leeway provided, believe we can agree upon a mutually acceptable "drop dead" date. 4. We understand you would want a standby fire watch person on the premises during business hours per the Uniform Fire Code. That person and all employees would be instructed on a fire watch routine and fire procedures. 5. A temporary water storage tanker truck or other storage tank with approximately 10,000 gallons of water would be located on the premises and available to the fire department. 6. There will be no fires in the fire place. 7. We are looking at the possibility of the installation of a fire alarm system, although Jim Manson did not indicate this was a requirement. 8. We will also look at connecting the existing installed sprinkler system to the two inch water line, if appropriate. C: \F1LES\DEFORD.2LT LEAVENWORTH & LOCHHEAD, P.C. Don DeFord, Esq. Mr. Mark Bean Page 3 April 23, 1993 Concerning sewer service, the following conditions would be contained in a temporary certificate of occupancy: 1. Use of the building would be limited to the same level that existed prior to the remodeling (i.e., approximately 190 people). 2. The status and integrity of the existing septic tank leach field system would be checked periodically by a competent professional and recommendations from that person concerning pumping or other remedial actions would be pursued. 3. A similar "drop dead" date provision would be included concerning sewer, although that date might be different than the water system date, depending upon the sewer alternative ultimately selected. 4. Don also indicated he would like the County named as a loss payee on the insurance policy. Walt Brown is looking into that. It is very important to Mr. Wigger that the Buffalo Valley Restaurant be able to open for the Memorial Day weekend. We appreciate the time you took in meeting with us and your efforts in helping us explore constructive solutions to the water and sewer issues as they relate to the County permitting process. If for any reason my recollection of our discussions is incorrect, please let me know. Very truly yours, LEAVENWORTH & LOCHHEAD, P.C. LEL:lln cc: Walter E. Brown, III, Esq. Louis Meyer, P.E. Kurt Wigger Ron Radtke C:\Fll..ES\DEFORD.2LT INSPECTION Will NOT BE MADE UNLESS THIS CARD IS POSTED ON THE JOB 24 HOURS NOTICE REQUIRED FOR INSPECTIONS BUILDING PERMIT "'" '""'11l,:~1 ~~~ A~~u~g:co~~;~N~0Szo r: AGRICEMENT .In consideration of the issuance of this pcr111it, the applicant hcreh)' agrees to con1ply all laws and regulations related to the zoning, location; construction .and erecHon o proposed structure for "l'Vhich this perrnit is granlcd, and further agrees Ou1t if the a said regulations are not fully con1plied -,.vith in the zoning, location, erection construction of the above described structure, ti e pern1it rnay then he rcvok d by n \'fith f tile hove and otice fron;q.C5J1nt Dui ding, I pector ml IMM , ~r , L '/DECO ME Nllj,. l D VO Use a. I {';' 7 Qu. r a A.:J ID, • ) Setbacks Front Side Side Rear This Card Must Be Posted So It Is Plainly Visible From the Street Until Final Inspection. INSPECTION RECORD Zoning Roof Covering Elcctric-Jf'inal b S'fA]'E ins ector Footing 'f/18.rf'&: Of-"'--/S( t/c-t1r.//7,,.1,r:7 /IOf-Vl<-- 1--F_o_u_n_d_a_ti_o_n ___________ -t MASTER PLUHBER LICENSE If Phnnhing-U nderground Gas Piping S'-7· Heating Ventilation _ F rp)ne . """"' ~, . ...,...1.."f-.t(,.-~ 1~~..:t'f 1~~2.;t Plumbing-Rough s· -7-'13 c;r-}-: Drywall S'-· JI -'l ] "')0 Elcctric-R ough (by STATE inspector) Final / ALL LISTED ITEMS MUST BE INSPECTED AND APPROVED BEFORE COVERING WHETHER INTERIOR OR EXTERIOR, UNDERGROUND OR ABOVE GROUND. THIS PERMIT JS NOT TRANSFERABLE Phone 945-8212 JO 9 8th Street, County Courthouse, Glenwood Springs, C AP~~ ~0 . ~.NOT ~ES. TROY THIS CARD Dote &; · (/ :;J By i.17 • &t~1J/~ IF PLACED OUTSIDE -COVER WITII CLEAR PLASTIC - olo. I ·--····"-·· ' )' f'. -·· ~'.·.: ' '.'!l""''==_"'_""'."_[]_"Tr.E[Jl[]lPC<OXRAIJRDY===Cx:EcRaT:xlF:CllJCA 0 T[]EXOX[JFDOXCXCl<lUQP:JIA][Nr.CaY=====xxrnOIJ[r.[)CD:r.J[JQ:Jll?l ' N: 2 0 6 6 BUILDING DEPARTMENT ~,,,.-;',.:·'.':',:,·, .·~.'.·,:.,.', .. '• GARFIELD COUNTY, COLORADO "' ' ··No change in t_tie characlcr of occ11pnncy or a -tiUildi1i~ ihall llC'rn~de wilh<iul a Ce!'fifjcnte :' of Occupancy -(UJJC Sec, ~02) ~,~;~ : ,,', r~(f Issued Wllhoul Fee Jun0 3 _,, ___ -------19~ Permission is hereby granted to __ Ku:r._t_W_ig:zcr_dhn. ..Jh1ffalu__Jfalle,ll..-.. ____ _______ -·--- Building Permit No. ___ 11687 -~--~'t}Q1____ __________ . ____ zone Dislricl ___ C[L_ _____ , Jituated at _ _]_~37 II!gbway___!!±_i._ Glenl!OOd Springs ___ · _____ Lol __ Blk. ____ Addition _. ____ _ N~ 21o7 CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY BUILDING DEPARTMENT GARFl·~-ro COUNTY, COLORADO Issued Withoul Fee _ _Aup;,lB t 24 ____ 19~~ . . . 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