HomeMy WebLinkAbout064-490-011 B24-0422 SITE PLANPorta-Potty Min. 50'from Storm DrainGravel Filled Bagswith Filter Fabr
ic Storm DrainSidewalkStreet to be C
lean and Freeof any Materials from
SiteWattles all around LotorSilt Fence (Dependingon Slope).
Imbed S
iltFence min. 6" BelowGround SurfaceAdjacent Lot
Adjacent Lot Adjacent LotGravel Filled Bagsor Wattle w
ith Fi
lterFabric
over GrateDrain Inlet,if RequiredRock Clean
-Off AreaReplace
Wadd
le dur
ingOff-Work Hours andOver NightHouse Location
norwich circle25' Front
BSL
10' Side Setback Line
10' Side Setback Line10' Rec. Easement16' - 11 1/2"17' -
0 1/2"
28' - 0"81.0'81.0'
124.65'
124.65'Arrows RepresentDrainage On Site
40' - 3 3/4"Concrete Dr
iveway 448 sf CoverageConcrete Wa
lkway 203 sf CoverageConcrete Stoop11 sf CoverageConcrete Stoop21 sf CoverageConcrete Patio124 sf Coverage
TOTAL COVERAGE:BUILDING: 1,983 sfCONCRETE: 807 sfGarage Size:472 sf House Size:1,511 sfAC Uni
t Primary Leach FieldSecondary Leach Fie
ld
(N) Elect
. Se
rvice (N) Wa
ter Serv
iceNORTH 5' - 0" Min.(N) 1500 GallonSeptic Tankproject nor
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0 1/2"Scale Project NumberDateDrawn byChecked byREVISIONSSHEET TITLE:PROJECT ADDRESS:PROJECT NAME:1751 Cebrian StreetWest Sacramento, CA 95819P -916.718.2612SacramentoDesignSystems.comProfess
ional Member of
the
CAIBD-California Ins
titute
of
Build
ing DesignAs indicated2/7/2024 10:20:01 AMC1 Site Plan23-0601Shankar -Norwich06-20-2023MKEGMKEG14167 Norwich CircleMagalia, CAGENERAL FOUNDATION NOTES:DRAINAGE:1.Surface drainage shal
l be diverted
to a storm sewer conveyance or other
approved point of co
llect
ion that
does
not create a hazard
. Lots shall be graded to drain surface wa
ter away from
foundation wa
lls. The grade sha
ll
fal
l a m
in
imum
of 6 inches
within the f
irs
t 10 feet
.Exception: Where lot lines
, walls, slopes or o
the
r
physica
l barriers
prohibit
6 inches of
fal
l wi
th
in 10
fee
t, dra
ins or
swa
les shall be constructed to ensure drainage away from
t
he structure.
Impervious surfaces w
ith
in
10
feet of the bu
ilding foundation shall
be
s
loped a minimum of 2 percent
away from the bu
ilding.GREEN BUILDING
CODE REQUIREMENTSSITE DEVELOPMENT GENERAL Preservation and use
of avai
lable
natural resources shall be accompl
ished through eva
lua
tion and care
f
ul planning
to min
im
ize negative
ef
fects
on the site and
ad
jacent areas. Preserva
tion of slopes, management of storm water drainage and erosion controls sha
ll comply
with this sec
tion
.STORM WATER DRAINAGE AND RETENTION DURING CONSTRUCTION Projects wh
ich d
is
turb less than one ac
re of soi
l and are not part
of
a
larger common p
lan of
development wh
ich in tota
l disturbs one acre
or mo
re, shal
l manage storm water
drainage during construction
. In order
to manage
storm water drainage during construct
ion, one
or mo
re of the
fo
llow
ing measu
res sha
ll be
implemen
ted
to
prevent
fl
ooding o
f adjacent property, prevent eros
ion and
retain soi
l runo
ff on the site.Retention basins of suf
ficient size
shal
l be uti
liz
ed to retain storm water
on
the site.Where storm water is conveyed
to a public drainage system, collect
ion
poin
t, gutter or similar disposa
l method, water
shal
l be filtered by use o
f a bar
r
ier
sys
tem, wattle or other method
approved by
the enforcing
agency.Compliance w
ith
a
lawfully enacted
storm water management ordinance.GRADING AND PAVING
Construction plans sha
ll
indicate how the si
te grading or drainage system
wil
l manage all
surface
water flows to keep wa
ter from entering
buildings. Examp
les o
f methods
to manage surface wate
r inc
lude, bu
t are not
limited
to,
the following:• Swales• Water collect
ion and disposal systems• French drains• Water retention gardens• Othe
r water measures wh
ich keep sur
face water
away
from bui
ldings and a
id
in groundwater recharge.• Exception: Addit
ions and a
lterat
ions no
t a
lter
ing the drainage
path.GREEN BUILDING
CODE REQUIREMENTSSITE DEVELOPMENT ELECTRIC VEHICLE (EV) CHARG
ING
FOR NEW
CONSTRUCTION New construction
shal
l comply w
ith
Sections 4.106.4.1 and 4.106
.4.2 to facilitate future ins
tal
la
tion and use of EV
chargers. Electr
ic vehicle supply equ
ipment (EVSE) shall be installed
in accordance w
ith
the Ca
liforn
i
a Electr
ical Code, Artic
le 625.Exceptions:
On a
case-by-case basis, where the local
en
forcing agency has determined EV cha
rging and infrastructure are not feasible based
upon
one or more of the fol
l
owing cond
itions:Where there
is no commerc
ial power supp
ly.Where there
is evidence substantiat
ing that meeting
the requ
irements wi
ll alter the
loca
l u
til
ity infrastructure des
ign requirements on the uti
lity side of the
meter
so as to increase the u
til
ity s
ide cost to the homeowner or the developer by more than $400.00
per dwelling uni
t.NEW ONE
-AND TWO-FAMILY DWELL
INGS AND TOWN-HOUSES WITH ATTACHED PRIVATE GARAGES For each dwelling uni
t,
insta
ll a l
is
ted
raceway
to
accommodate a dedica
ted 208/240-volt branch circuit. The raceway
shall not be less
than
trade size
1 (nominal
1-inch
inside diameter)
. The raceway shall
origina
te at the main serv
ice or
subpanel and shall term
inate
in
to a l
is
ted
cabine
t, box or
other enclosure in
c
lose proximity to the
proposed
l
ocation
of
an EV charger. Raceways a
re required to be continuous a
t enclosed,
inaccess
ible or concealed areas
and spaces. The service panel and/or subpanel
shal
l p
rovide capacity to ins
tal
l a
40-ampere minimum dedicated branch circuit and space(s) reserved to permit installation of a branch c
ircuit
overcurrent
protective
device
.IDENTIFICATION The service pane
l or
subpanel
c
ircuit direc
tory sha
ll
ident
ify the overcurrent protective device space(s) reserved for futureEV charging as “EV CAPABLE”. The raceway
terminat
ion location shal
l be permanently and
visibly marked as “EV CAPABLE”.MATERIAL CONSERVATION AND
RESOURCE EFF
ICIENCYSCOPE The provisions of th
is
chapter shal
l outl
ine means of ach
ieving material conservation
and resource
eff
ic
iency through protection o
f
buildings from
exter
ior moisture; construction waste diversion; employment of techn
iques
to reduce po
llution through recycl
ing of
mate
ria
ls
; and bu
ilding comm
is
sioning
or
testing,
adjust
ing and ba
lancing
.CONSTRUCTION WASTE REDUCTION, DISPOSAL AND RECYCLING CONSTRUCTION WASTE MANAGEMENT Recycle and/or sa
lvage for reuse a m
in
imum
of 65
percent of
the nonhazardous cons
truction and demol
iti
on waste
in
accordance with e
ither Sect
ion 4
.408.2, 4.408.3 or 4.408.4, or mee
t a more str
ingen
t local cons
tructio
n and demolition
waste management
ordinance
.Exceptions:• Excavated soil and land-clearing debris.• Alterna
te was
te reduct
ion methods deve
loped by wo
rk
ing
with local agencies
if diversion or recyc
le
fac
ilities
capable of
compliance
with this item
do not ex
ist
or are no
t located reasonably c
lose
to
the
jobsite.• The enforcing agency
may
make excep
tions to
the requirements o
f this
sec
tion when
isolated
jobsi
tes are located
in areas
beyond
the hau
l boundaries of
the
d
ivers
io
n faci
lity.CONSTRUCTION WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN Submit a construc
tion waste managemen
t p
lan in con
f
ormance with I
tems
1 through 5. The cons
truction waste management plan sha
ll be updated as necessary and shall be avai
lable
du
ring construc
tion for exam
inati
on by the enforcing
agency.1. Ident
ify
the construc
tion and
demoli
tion waste materials to be diverted from d
isposa
l by recyc
ling,
re
use on the project or salvage
for
future use or sale.2. Specify if construction and demol
ition was
te ma
teri
als will be
sorted on-site (source-separated) or bulk mixed (single stream).3. Ident
ify
dive
rsion
faci
lit
ies where
the construct
io
n and demolition waste material w
ill
be
taken.4. Ident
ify
construct
ion
methods employed
to reduce the amount of construction and demoli
tion waste generated.5. Specify tha
t the amount of construc
tion and demol
it
ion waste materials diverted shall be calcu
lated
by weight o
r
volume, bu
t not by
both.WASTE MANAGEMENT COMPANY Utilize a waste management company, approved
by the enforcing agency, which can provide ver
ifiab
le documentation that
the percentage of construction and demol
ition
waste materia
l d
iverted from
the landfi
ll comp
lies w
ith Section
4.408.1
.Note: The owner or contractor may make the de
termin
ation i
f the const
ruc
tion and demol
ition was
te ma
te
rials will be
diverted by a waste managemen
t company
.WASTE STREAM REDUCTION ALTERNATIVEProjects that
generate a
total comb
ined weight
of
construction
and demo
lit
ion waste
d
isposed
of
in
landfil
ls
, wh
ich do not exceed 3.4 pounds per
square
foo
t o
f the bui
ld
ing area shall meet the minimum 65 percent const
ruction waste reduction requirement
in Sec
tion 4.408.1.WASTE STREAM REDUCTION ALTERNATIVE Projects that
generate a
total comb
ined weight
of
construction
and demo
lit
ion waste
d
isposed
of
in
landfil
ls
, wh
ich do not exceed 2 pounds per square
foot of the bu
ilding area, shall meet
the min
imum
65-percent construct
ion
waste
reduction requirement
in Sec
tion 4.408.1.LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT BUILDING MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION OPERATION AND MA
INTENANCE MANUAL At the time
of
fina
l inspection,
a manual,
compact disc, web
-based reference or other media accep
tab
le
to
the enforcing agency which
includes all
of
the fo
llowing shall
be placed in the bu
ild
ing:1. Direct
ions to the
owner or occupan
t that
the manua
l shall remain wi
th the
building throughout the
li
fe
cycle of the structure.2. Operation and maintenance
instruct
ions
for
the
fo
ll
owing:a. Equipment and
appl
iances
, inc
luding wa
ter
-saving devices and sys
tems,
HVAC systems, pho
tovol
t
aic systems, electric
vehicle charge
rs,
water-heating systems and other ma
jor appl
iances and equ
i
pment.b. Roof and yard drainage,
includ
ing gutters and downspouts.c. Space condition
ing systems, inc
luding condensers and air
fi
lters.d. Landscape irrigation systems.e. Water reuse systems.3. Informat
ion from
loca
l u
til
ity, water
and waste recovery providers on methods
to
further
reduce resource consumpt
ion, including recycle programs
and locat
ions.4. Public transportation and/or carpool
options ava
ila
ble in the
area.5. Educational material on the pos
itive
impacts of an
interior re
la
tive humidity between
30–60 percent and wha
t methods an occupant
may use to ma
intain the rela
tive humidity level
in
that range.6. Informat
ion about water-conserving landscape and irrigation
design
and controllers which
conserve water
.7. Instructions
for
main
ta
ining gu
tters and
downspouts and the importance of divert
ing water at
least 5 feet away
from the foundation.8. Informat
ion on requ
ired rout
ine
maintenance measu
re
s, including, bu
t not
limited
to, caulking
, painting, grading around the building
, etc.9. Informat
ion about sta
te so
lar
energy and incent
ive programs available.10. A copy of all specia
l inspect
ion verif
ications required by the enforcing
agency or
th
is code
.DOCUMENTATION Documentation shall
be prov
ided
to the
enforcing agency which
demonstra
tes compl
iance with Sect
ion 4
.408.2, Items 1 through 5,
Section 4.408
.3 or Sect
ion 4
.408.4.Notes:Sample
forms
found
in “A Guide to the Cali
fornia
Green Bui
lding
Standards Code (Residentia
l)”located at www.hcd.ca
.gov/CALGreen.html may be used
to assist
in documenting
compliance
with this
sec
tion.Mixed
construction
and demo
lit
ion debr
is (C&D) processors can be located at the Cal
ifo
rnia Depar
tment
of Resources Recycling and Recovery (Ca
lRecycle).1/16" = 1'-0"2Site BMP RequirementsADDITIONAL DRAINAGE NOTES:(Slopes) Berms
, swales
or other devices sha
ll be provided at the top of cu
t or
fi
ll slopes
to prevent surface
waters
from overflowing onto and
damaging the face o
f the slope. Gut
ters or other spec
ia
l drainage controls sha
ll be provided where the prox
im
ity o
f runof
f from buildings or o
ther
st
ructures
is such as to pose a potentia
l hazard
to slope integri
ty.No. Descr
iption
Da
te1" = 10'-0"1Site Plan
* Install new 1,500 galon tank with risers to grade and watertight* Install one d-box, set for equal distribution* Install observation port at the end of each leach line(E) 1,000 GL Septic Tankto be replaced with (N) 1,500 GL Spetic Tank(N) Leach Fields