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From: Dave Argo
Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2018 8:41 AM
To: Jack Albright (jack@albright-associates.com)
Cc: 'downtown.brown@mac.com'
Subject: 1262 County Road 112 - Permit #BLRE-11-18-5568
Jack:
I am currently reviewing plans prepared by your office for a new detached garage/workshop for Michael Brown located
above Carbondale in the Missouri Heights area. Can you please provide us with a digital copy of the soils report that was
prepared by HP -Kumar for this project as referenced in your drawings?
Thanks for your assistance & Happy Holidays!
Dave Argo
Plans Examiner
Garfield County 1
Community Development Department
108 8th Street, Suite 401
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
Tel: 970-945-8212 Ext. 1610
Email: dargo@garfield-county.com
Web: garfield-county.com
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department were likely to require major revisions before they actually make the
stuff.
Please let me know your thoughts. I hope you're enjoying this glorious fall
weather.
Mike Brown
719.492.8890
On Sep 5, 2019, at 2:50 PM, Andy Schwaller
<aschwaller@a,garfield-county.com> wrote:
Code is two layers of R-13 one unfaced (no vinyl cover) parallel to the
purlins and one faced (with vinyl cover) over the purlins. It might cost
some more but will pay for itself in one or two winters worth of
heating. It should resemble the first method page three Two Layer
System with the attachment you sent me.
From: Michael Brown [mailto:downtown.brown@mac,com]
Sent: Thursday, September 5, 2019 11:50 AM
To: Andy Schwaller
Subject: [External] Re: Insulated roof - Permit # BLRE-11-18-5568
Hello, Andy,
Please find below a narrative for my shop/barn building at 1262
County Road 112 in Carbondale and the desire to add roof
insulation to the current permit.
The building a 40'x80' steel building and is permitted as just a
metal shell on a concrete slab. In anticipation of demising and
conditioning at least one bay at a later date on a separate permit,
we have insulated the foundation with blueboard per Matt's
suggestion. The building is nearly complete but for the roof
sheeting, and I would like to add R19 insulation to the roof
concurrent with installation. This would constitute the requested
modification that I need now on the shell permit.
The shop is 20' to the eave with a 3/12 roof so it's roughly 25' to
the peak, and has a 14' door in the bay that I would like to demise
eventually. The goal at a later date would be to build a demising
wall at the edge of the bay that extended up to a ceiling that would
be just over the clearance of the garage door. This would give me
a storage loft above and a lower -volume space below the loft and
demised from the rest of the shop that I could condition more
effectively and efficiently. The use would be just a workshop
space to work on my personal cars, tractors and motorcycles. Any
wall insulation necessary would go in at the time of demising, and
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the underside of the loft could be additionally insulated at that time
as well if necessary..
Putting this insulation in the roof now, though not required for a
pure barn, would provide better thermal efficiency while the whole
space is just a big barn, it would continue to do that in the
unconditioned areas after the later demising, and ideally it will be
helpful in achieving the required R values in the demised bay when
the time comes.
I have attached a quote from a company that custom makes the
insulation cut to fit per the structural drawings and then it goes on
over the purlins and under the roof panels. Per the insulation
company, the detail on page 3 of the attached NAIMA brochure
illustrates the installation detail.
This is standard 6" R19 metal building insulation. It has a white
vapor retarder laminated to it which is installed towards the interior
of the building and serves as a thermal break.
Please let me know if this is enough information to add this to the
permit, or if you need further information or think I need a
different R value or something like that. The insulation company
will produce a layout drawing once I place the order, I would just
like to make sure that I am barking up the right tree and not getting
crossways with you guys before I place the order.
Thanks for your help.
Mike Brown
719.492.8890
On Sep 4, 2019, at 4:46 PM, Michael Brown
<downtown.brown@mac.com> mac.com> wrote:
Thanks Andy. I'll round it up.
Mike
On Sep 4, 2019, at 4:24 PM, Andy
Schwall er <aschwa' ler c7garfield-
county.com> wrote:
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Just a detail of the insulation or section
showing the insulation with some
narrative should be enough.
Andy
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Andy Schwaller
From: Michael Brown <downtown.brown@me.com>
Sent: Saturday, May 2, 2020 12:06 PM
To: Andy Schwaller
Cc: Matt Provost
Subject: Re: [External] Re: [External] Insulated roof - Permit # BLRE-11-18-5568
Hi Andy,
I got your call about this permit this week. I expect I can have the backfill and electrical completed and call for
final by the end of May. Please let me know if that's OK.
Thanks for checking in.
Mike
Mike Brown
(719) 492-8890
On Sep 23, 2019, at 11:58 AM, Michael Brown <downtown.brown@mac.com> wrote:
Thanks Andy. I talked to Matt about it last week and I think we're good to go. I'll give you
guys a holler as soon as I get the special inspection done this week.
Michael J. Brown
Partner
LocalConstruct
(719) 492-8890
On Sep 23, 2019, at 8:53 AM, Andy Schwaller<aschwaller@garfield-county.com> wrote:
That appears to meet the code requirement for two layers of R-13.
From: Michael Brown [mailto:downtown.brown@mac.com]
Sent: Sunday, September 15, 2019 12:08 PM
To: Andy Schwaller
Subject: [External] Re: [External] Insulated roof - Permit # BLRE-11-18-5568
Andy,
Please see the attached quote which is intended to meet your description of the
code requirement.
If this seems to you like it will do the job I can press the trigger with the insulator
which will cause him to produce an installation drawing which I can then forward
to you? I'd like to just get your gut on whether any comments from your
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