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Permit
Permit Number
20163602
Full Address
2545 N Hesperian St
Permit ID
231747
Master ID Number
2017-137162
Project Name
Miscellaneous Counter1 Permit
Street Number
002545
Street Direction
N
Street Name
Hesperian
Street Suffix
St
Building Use Code
Resid-1 unit
Job Types
Solar
Permit Type
Electrical
Applied Date
6/29/2017
Issued Date
6/29/2017
Finalized Date
7/10/2017
Flood Zone
X-0602320144J
Description of Work
Install pv roof mounted solar panels. Per Expedited Permit Process For PV Systems Micro-Inverter. Fees paid on 10193408.
Nature of Work
Solar Panels
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Slructuro! Technicol Appendix <br />This toolkit document is supported by a Structural Technical Appendix that describes the technical analysis <br />behind these criteria, which are based on structural engineering principles and the California Building <br />and Residential Codes. The Technical Appendix also provides some additional guidance to address non- <br />conforming it€ms, such as when an anchor layout is not based on a solar support component manufactureri <br />guidelines, or when a coastal site is located within 200 yards of the ocean (Exposure D). This document can be <br />found <br />Probobility of Code Complionce <br />The Structural Technical Appendix includes a section that examines the probabilities associated rvith the <br />assumptions behind Table I that allows six feet cross-slope anchor spacing in some circumstances. That <br />statistical analysis estimates thal the probability of code noncompliance for six feet anchor spacing is only 2 in <br />a thousand installations (0.270). Note that probability of structural failure is orders of magnitude lower than <br />the probability of code noncompliance. <br />(Lrtrodu.tor,v tcxt providecl for iurisdictioni reference only: I)o not attach to CI'iteria that lbliow.)
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