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1/29/1997 TOWN HALL BUILDING COMMITTEE Minutes
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01/29/1997
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� t <br /> Town Nlashpee <br /> 6 Great Seck Road worth <br /> Nlashpee, Massachusetts 02649 <br /> L@ <br /> Pin I <br /> January 24, 1997 ir <br /> ti 9-- <br /> S trealo vsy& H it <br /> 1 forth Street ]#•ir", �i� :x� : . <br /> i <br /> ingharrr, Ma. 02043 <br /> Attn. Roger Ho it <br /> Ike: Ilashpee Town Hall Renovations <br /> Lower Level Storage Area <br /> Dear Mr. Hoit, <br /> I have received your letter of Janes 22, 1997. You state the lover level <br /> designed as storage is not designed as"habitable or occupiable" space, does not need t <br /> comply with code ceiling height and is suitable for storage. <br /> The use was intended to be occupied as a Uve storage goon with accessibility for <br /> departments havmng storage bins for their less used files. Your architect's detail 1 A2.3 <br /> shows a floor elevation of 23.98 feet with a dimension of 8.33 feet to the underside of the <br /> first floor and it shows a flat floor for the whole storage area, when you subtract the tern <br /> inches for the bar joist it leaves a headroom clearance of 7.5 feet which would have net <br /> requirements for habitable storage. Further the piping instead of being installed in the bar <br /> joists was installed below leaving a headroom of 5 foot 10 inches at the base of the stair. <br /> The space does not meet the detail as laid out in your plans, it is a dead space that <br /> can be used for storage. As built,I do not have code requirements which have to be met <br /> and the intended use of the space and edge in design is a natter for the Town Hall <br /> Building Committee and the Board of Selectmen. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> Wi l- • <br /> v'liam <br /> F. Hauch <br /> Inspector of Buildings <br />
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