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HomeMy WebLinkAboutOV109001 o0°ROB. � f (1417 iram IZc January 5, 1990 TO: All Builders doing work in the Town of Oro Valley. SUBJECT: Handrails The Uniform Building Code (1985 edition) Section 3306 (j ) states that "The handgrip portion of handrails shall be not less than 1; inches nor more than 2 inches in cross sectional dimension or the shape shall provide an equivalent gripping surface. " There have been requests for variances of the 2 inch dimension to 25/8 inches for oak railings. There are numerous existing installations employing the 25/8 inch railings. These installations do not meet the intent of the code. The Town contacted the adjoining 'local jurisdictions as well as the ICBO office in Whittier and found that they all consider the 2 inch maximum dimension to be lust that. Consequently the Town will enforce this requirement of the code. Because of the confusion over this item, the Town will permit those installations already permitted to employ the 25/8 inch railings. Any new building permits issued must conform to the 2 inch handrail requirement. - Robert J. • Maassen Building Official Town of Oro Valley Pi • RECE VEO JANU810 Ana'd............ pg.2 Artistic Stairs Inc. CIRCULAR STAIRS AND SPECIALS 738 South Perry Lane,#5 7041 N.Camino Martin#137 Tempe,Arizona 85281 Tucson,Arizona 85741 (602)968-5953 (602)744-9643 RECEIVED JAN 1 7 1990 January 15,1990 TOWN of ORO VALLEY To: Town of Oro Valley Subject: Acceptable Handrails. The Uniform Building Code ( 1985 edition )Section 3306 (j) states that " The handgrip portion of handrails shall be not less than 14 inches nor more than 2 inches in cross sectional dimension or the shape shall provide an equivalent gripping surface." It is the interpretation of Robert Massen, Building Official with the Town of Oro Valley, that ". . . there are numerous existing installations employing the 2 5/8 inch railings. These installations do not meet the intent of the code." Artistic Stairs Inc. feels this interpretation considers only the cross sectional dimension, and does not take into account rail profile and shaping methods which provide an equivalent gripping surface. The 2 5/8 inch sample, submitted for your approval, not only provides an equivalent gripping'surface; but one which is in fact safer. In addition, " The town contacted the adjoining local jurisdictions as well as the ICBO office in Whittier and found that they all consider the 2 inch maximum dimension to be just that." Artistic Stairs Inc. has contacted both Pima County and the City of Tucson Building Officials, and obtained approval of the 2 5/8 inch handrail based on providing an equivalent gripping surface. In contacting the ICBO office in Whittier, the ICBO was unable to strictly define what handrail profiles provide an equivalent. gripping surface; and will not take a stance.on this issue. Artistic Stairs Inc. respectfully submits that the 2 5/8 inch sample, does provide an equivalent gripping surface as said in the Uniform Building Code ( 1985 edition ) Section 3306 (j) and asks for your approval. Sincerely, Bill Burke Artistic Stairs Inc. pg• 1 Artistic Stairs Inc. CIRCULAR STAIRS AND SPECIALS 738 South Perry Lane,#5 7041 N. Camino Martin#137 Tempe,Arizona 85281 Tucson,Arizona 85741 (602)968-5953 (602) 744-9643 January 15,1990 To: Town of Oro Valley Subject: Acceptable Handrails. Artistic Stairs Inc. respectfully submits the names of the eight cities or towns within the greater Phoenix metropolitan area which have approved the 2 5/8 inch handrail based on providing an equivalent gripping surface as said in the Uniform Building Code (1985 edition) Section 3306 (j). City of Scottsdale City of Phoenix City of Tempe City of Chandler Town of Gilbert City of Glendale City of Peoria Town of Paradise Valley • pg.4 January 15,1990 To: Town of Oro Valley Subject: Acceptable Handrails. In response to the decision of the Town of Oro Valley Building Officials, I concur with Artistic Stairs Inc. position that the 2 5/8 inch handrail conforms within the intent of the Uniform Building Code ( 1985 edition ) Section 3306 (j). In addition, I agree that the submitted sample provides a safe gripping surface; and is aesthetically superior to alternative. Respectfully Yours, Del Long David M. Burns Dominion Homes N.,,`_..__. Genesee Communities, Inc. t 1 gg Ken n Southwest Diversified Acac a Homes 4A;4140( David Shadegg ,./// Neil Birnbaum The e Company, Inc. Falcon Homes raig Briner U.S. Home Corp. pg.3 _ r APPLICATION NO. OV ORO REQUEST FOR VARIANCEtioS •� � BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT RECEN O4i ° C' 0 V. r Y1-44 TOWN of ORO VALLEY 1. APPLICANT'S NAME Artistic Stairs Inc. 2. ADDRESS 7041 N. Camino Martin // 137 Tucson, Arizona 85741 3. TELEPHONE NUMBER 744-9643 4. PROPERTY OWNER N/A ADDRESS N/A TELEPHONE NUMBER N/A • S. ADDRESS OR LEGAL N/A DESCRIPTION OF SUBJECT PROPERTY N/a LOT NO. ; LOT SIZE ; ACRES ; ZONED 6. WHAT PROVISION OF THE {izp ,�� C, ORO VALLEY ZONING CODE REVISED ARE YOU cLQ VN 1 g 85 0 8( 0 i S ;o� REQUESTING A VARIANCE. :5i t 7. STATE BRIEFLY AND FULLY THE REASONS WHY THE VARIANCE IS DEEMED NECESSARY: "Please see attached." 8. IS A REZONING OR A SUBDIVISION PLAT INVOLVED IN THIS REQUEST YES ( ) NO (x) 9. HAS A PREVIOUS APPLICATION BEEN FILED OR A HEARING HELD RESPECTING THE SUBJECT PREMISES. YES ( ) NO (x) 10. PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING: ( ) DIMENSIONED PLOT PLAN, N/A COPIES. ( ) DIMENSIONED FLOOR PLAN, N/A COPIES. ( ) DIMENSIONED ELEVATION PLAN, N/A COPIES. ( ) AN ESTIMATE OF THE INCREMENTAL COST OF THE CHANGE IN OR ADDITIONS TO THE PROPERTY, SUCH ESTIMATED COST TO BE ENDORSED AS ACCURATE BY A LICENSED CONTRACTOR OR ENGINEER. N/A ( ) NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF ALL OWNERS OF PROPERTY, ANY PART OF WHICH IS WITHIN 300 FEET OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY. N/A - 2 - FOR OFFICE USE ONLY Received by on 198 . All requirements satisfied on 198 . Fee $ paid by check no. Applicant was given Schedule of Fees and aonlicah7P FRED MILLER 7 13 PETTY CASH ACCOUNT 7041 N. CAMINO MARTIN, NO. 137 744-9643 TUCSON, AZ 85741 at? l 19 91-2/1221 PAY TO THE OD ORDER OF !ff 4 If OJif . . / r $ /69 �o AP Ae/ 1 '4— ./41 / I i 4 i/ avD r IP DOLLARS vautr INA-THORNYDALE OFFICE(260) ;�M P.O.Box 35217 \YANM1 Tucson,Arizona 85740 MEMO 7 t..L r .--;( —- \%,. RECEIPT Date / ,. A 19` 0_ No. 6870 Received From `1-.,d -1�?.t�r� - t : .rev, ,. rt- • Address 7O'f-J ,--?. 044,-7;1,o-' V ,)2, `72c 137 O '7«e `g.57 -I Dollars$ /co ° .. co For Bo h . a` 4t, /a��. G,L f C 1 �,c" .e C/ -f `9?5 {01S - i',Ck.nr�i -e c�! �ACOUNT HOW PAID ,� /0''" ' ?0'0 Giri AMT. OF ACCOUNT CASH AMT. PAID 0 C) CHECK ob 00 ���..., �c,G BALANCE MONEY By 61)14176:ne 71(ert)') DUE ORDER SEPTEMBEIt ; 1987 ;, NO AUGUST 1987 ISSUECODE SCOOP f,�.�: BULK RATE '''+��''.... �J� U.S. POSTAGE . . tl PAID '''' t ' : i : pm I�" 1,, . • ' .1.4 . •t SALEM, BUILDING CODES AGENCY �•.+.R,� '•Y•. '' OREGON 401 LABOR AND INDUSTRIES BLDG. "" PERMIT NO. SALEM, OREGON 97310 79 Address Correction Requested. WE ARE REALLY MOVING Send to Code Scoop Editor it 1718 at address shown above. S A Y R E L E R O Y A 7655' E KNOLLWOOD CIR AT A GLANCE IN TIIIS ISSUE. TUCSON AZ 85715 RESIDENTIAL ELEVATORS REQUIRE PERMITS HAND RAIL INTERPRETATIQN DIRECTORIES OF RESPONSIBILITIES ARE AVAILABLE • JURISDICTIONS USING APPENDIX CHAPTER 38 INTERPRETATION OF HOUSE BILL 2143(PLUMBING) section dimension or the shape shall provide an equivalent BARRIER FREE ACCESS SEMINAR surface. The handgrip..."(emphasis FIRE SAFETY CURRICULUM IS FIRST IN THE NATION gripping g P• ( p added). FIRE MARSHAL ROUND TABLE RECREATION PARK AND ORGANIZATIONAL PARK RULES The board recognized the following shapes as meet- ADOPTED ONE AND TWO FAMILY DWELLING CODE UNDERWAY ing the code as providing an equivalent gripping surface. GEORGE ROE RETIRES BOILER AND PRESSURE VESSEL LAW CHANGES BUILDING CODES AGENCY IS MOVING I ICBO NATIONAL CODE CHANGE MEETING 6005 P1 I 2 1/2 2'A• 2);," 6005 RESIDENTIAL 1r . X. . �, „- r .OWN &IMPS ELEVATORS s �' -. REQUIRE 1.___2%--1 1,.._.2%' EL EVA TOR HEWS • I PERMITS 71 6010 6210 Larry Ogburn, State Chief Elevator Inspector reminds us that 2%- 2%- wheel chair lifts,stair climbers and residential elevators require permits. .There have been a number of cases where such I— devices have been found without permits where the local buikk- L x I F--1Y."—►l I ing department knew of the installation. Larry asks for the as- 1%. 1 —2-- 1 sistance of building officials by notifying the permit applicant of the need for elevator permits on plans,plan reviews and at the counter and to notify the Elevator Section at (503) 229- 2%'. 6536 5765 or by mail at Building Codes Agency, Elevator Section, 3.. Suite 165,9320 SW Barbur Blvd.,Portland,OR 97219. 2X" HAND RAIL 4-1 4 -..6019 ETA / 1� _ —91— INTERPRETA- .-2x- TION BOARD HEWS Directories of The Structural Code Advisory Board at their July 15, Responsibilities Are Out 1987 meeting, recognized six added variations of handrail shapes. The interpretation is based on Secs- New Directories of Responsibilities are now Lion 3306(j), paragraph three which says in part: - available from the Building Codes Agency. The "The handgrip portion of handrails shall be not less price across the counter is $7.50 and the shipping than 1-1/4 inches nor more than 2 inches in cross- Continued on page 2 - Directories . pg.5 • • • . . . / • • • digilihk, ......•2 •"e3":-...• . • _w ._ _..._..�..- _ ._- '.�: - -. � - 'y••�r••i '•�.���..• .. .. ..-_ .'� - �."+.•• Sri=•J - - .. • . -t--. •_•-•__--.•'•:••i• • : .fie._•...•. . _.....•"• •, • • • •••:^..t.: ::J•- ._ • • •--- .. �.•i: •...r,_: -.. •:'t••• • •- ..r. '•..• �•: -•__�_ __ - •••^ - _.•_ •-. •.;-. _.�_ • . ._-. jam• -r I. ..-..-♦_---•-.•- _--- ._... -�-.- -_-.:�=:.-.- _- -..... '� r .. ..i•�... i:... .►•..•I. .. .- ._ ...•�....�....•. ...._...r ..-..• :.^+♦..«.ter•. ._ _.-.�:.�• _- ••dre-�u.�r�•-•t. 'r.r ... . • • • • • • • IDR • .AIL C�J Sec133O6Q) • , . • pg.6 149 ..., ____,,, , . 1.... , ,............. ....... • .....___ OAK STARTING STEPS PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT PRICE" DESCRIPTION NOTICE NUMBER s�o.a Cor.�oc�. s WIDTH ft''1 ©AK ONLY Add$14.98 for each additional 6"or portion thereof E" S-8010 S-8010 105.60 Bull-Nose Starting Step 48" 32 S-8020 12 , 7.0 Scroll End Starting Step 48" 32 S-8030 12 0 60 Hall Circle StartingStep48" 32 S-8040 96.40 Quarter-Circle St.Step 48" 28 S-8015 S-8015 162.20 Double-End Bull Nose(S-8010) _ -_ 48" _39_ S-8050 188.40 Double-End Half Circle(S-8020) 48" 45 +' _S-8060 �15D.o0 Double End Quarter Circle(S-8040)____ 48" 42 S-8310 143. 10 ' Bull-Nose Starting Step 48" 36` -S-8315 "21- ,j0 Double-End Bull Nose 48" 45' « S-8310 - S-8010-2 (] 45 False End and Riser(shipped as set) 6 I f 4 Y i ' i ' I' • -, DENOTES STOCK ►TEMS ADD 10% for SPECIAL ORDER s-8010-2 I GEMS. SAGUARO MOULDING STAIR RAIL, WALL RAIL, SHOE and FILLET i PRICE PER LINEAL FOOT NUMBER DESCRIPTION SIZE 2%" POPLAR BEECH OAK 100FT' • S 6000 — •30. C-ontemporary Handrail 2-13/16"x 15/e"x 11/4" 110 S-6010 ,S-6000S _ _1-„_±_Q t Contemporary Shgo Rail 2'/"x 3/4"x 11/4" ___ 42 S-6000F _ . '/4 6 I Contemporary Fillet 3/8"x 1 " 13 r S-6001 .. -_ 3.3U Contemporay Handrail 2-13/16"x 1%"x 13/4" 2 27r S-6001 S cc. it ,95 �i✓ontem ora Shoe Rail 2'/2"x 3/4"x 13/4" ,-40 2%" S-6001F o w .80 Contemporary Fillet 3/e"x 13/4" 18 1, { S-6002_� Q' cc 3.30 ,Contemporary Handrail __ 2-13/16"x 1%"no flow _110, S-6003 _J ^__ ^_ 10.40 Contemporary Handrail w 1%"x 5Yz" 200 S-6210 S-6005 4C g Qi� �6. f5 Hampton Handrail 2'h"x 2'/4" 140 3:600&',-„ w ,^ -I^ - 2.3 0TO Hamp,Shoe Rail/13/4" Bal.__ -_ 31/8"x_1-1/16" 55_ S-6007 a N �N_ .$0- Hampton Fillet/13/4" Bal. .i13/4"x 5/16" 18 -s'h" S-6009 v), w^_ Cal C w 3-.45_ , Provincial Handrail - _ 2Ye"x 15/s" 100 S-6010 „ `, o .o _ 4 2 2�.' :_� c . . Colonial Handrail ' 2/4 x 23/e' 130 S-6010B w a w , 12.65 Bending Rail 2'h"x 23/e 130 S-60106M �� ---T.45 r Bending Mould for 5/8"x 3-5/16" 35 S-6310 _ I- t-- S-6010/S-6210/S-6310 S-6010P-' ,_ .w J.I 4.45:;; Colonial Handrail Plowed/1'/4" 2'/4"x 2%" 130 S-6019 '"" j �z 6.90' "Hampton Handrail 25/8"x 3" 160 S-6031 �q QF--- 2.60 Colonial Subrail for 6010 13/16"x 2-9/16" 50 2 S-6036 ` o `cn 5. 0 Stair Rail " " 3" S-6039 ,...-N < - �Q �2-. 0 _ 23 e x 25/e 160 --� u Qw Wall Rail 1 /4 Round 70 S-6040 --J _J 2.40 _Wall Rail 13/4"x 15/8" 72 S-6041 Q -Io� 4.55 _ Wall Rail 2" Round 102 S-6019 ,S-6042 `¢ Q 2Q 2.90 Wall Rail 2'/4"x 1-9/32" ' 105 'S-6045 - N -�N �1 .110''/° Shoe Rail for 1'/4" Bal. 2Yz"x 3/4" 42 S-6050 Q 11' Qw .46-;-; Fillet for 1'/4" Bal. 1'/4"x 5/16" 13 r---? v >v_..--— S-6210 - _ <- 5./0%"Colonial Handrail 23/4"x 23/8" 150 r S-6210B _L n_ �� Bendin Rail 1 1 4,,Q 0 9 _ 23h"x 23/e" 150_ l S 6210Fr'c w wC 6 0 4Q;' Colonial Handrail Plowed/13/4" 23/4"x 23/8" 150_ S-6306 %;7% t- o l-o 3.'7]-Q':;; Han�ton Shoerail/2" 3%"x 1-1/16" 62 S-6307 . 0 Hampton Fillet/2" 2"x 5/16" 22 S-6010B —w J W J S-6310 z -_i z-u 7.35 Colonial Handrail 3'/"x 2%" 195 S-60106a S-6310B o Q o`t"�� Bendin Rail,- N U .' y(nC�- r 9 3'/7"x 23/8" 190 S-6310P"" - '`" Colonial Handrail Plowed/13/4" 3'/2"x 23/8" 195 S-6050 - Fillet ,�. T NOTE: denotes stock items S-6045 Shoe rail T I ADD 10 o for Special order items . S'h" S-6007 IMII-11%.. z t3n6 T Fillet 1 ,-.t v.�. 1 5 6006 ~-1. :71 -2 ta�se-+ 5-6000 S-6002 S-6003 S-6001 pg.7 ;,hue rail SAGUA "1OULDINn Phnnr iii te I oMenti� ft llai Coseritimaimilmem....S, Ottelglirkair V�,..•-y,,�i HAND RAILS ...The crowning touch of elegance for your stair.Available in FIVE styles and sizes, this allows a wide spectrum of choices. Iia Plow widths are offered in several sizes, allowing the use of a broader rfi range of Baluster styles."P"suffix indicates plow for PA"Balusters, "P i" ,T1 is for 13/4", and"P-2"is for 21". TRADITIONAL,,I. r---2. r :��^ - C-6010 \s.....116! ,..41'...zit , ... C-6016 C-6015 Bending Rail Bending Mould C-6010 C-6010 P Note: C-6015 is used with C-6016 No Plow 1'4"Plow or C-6316 C,f. t. HAMPTON REGENCY - 11 -T At I� �� C-6005 P1 2.4 ''''NN . C-6536 i N ..,44,,,„,:„.. „..., „c„.. , --„, '--„N„, -,... ,,,,,, 25,-. ... ...i . ...,, 1 , „.„ .. ,..._____„,„„ --- p ,,,, ., '`.. ^,'`��,,,, tip'.. ,, r. , ...,,, t +Y . . 1 ,, -.‘.., ��t 1 ,,, .. ..t "N i .. LY ,� !.1 2 !!!♦♦11i���tilytiti�T'iya' I, I C-6005 P-1 C-6536 P C-6536 P-1 13/4"Plow 11"Flow 13/4"Flow i A WILLIAMSBURG . r 3711 i 'i ''"- kNNNIk''' r C-6310 -?2;,; li L i ,,:::7%*5-z-:*%,-, - -% 1- .:Sk.‘,,, N. ,,,, N, .„..\;..,„, X 41 t 1 1...L.,-,F41,4 I C-6310 C-6310 P-1 C-6310 P-2 C-6316 No Flow 13/4"Flow 21/4"Plow Bending Rail CENTURION •` T• --r --- , _i_NA, ,.. k. .''',: --',..,...''*,,,,N,'N ', •: N.''',--`---7."": , s'' 'Z \'',:,7**4''1%,:k.. YYY/// .11 aka ii C-6600 P-1 w-_ °" C-6600 C-6600 P-2 -;,: No Plow 13/4"Plow 2'4"Plow pg.8 1 ,,l - - AIM• mansion industries PRICE LIST BALCONY TOP RAIL w/NAILING STRIP BALCONY RAILINGS Shrink wrapped with "How To" strip ' w+' I 4%" i PCS LIST CTN. WT. r�2�/e"'-'I r'I•-3'/4"� PER PRICE WORKING 3 3 „ MIR T„ CODE DESCRIPTION CTN EACH COLUMN 1/aIllat 1/a "Mt � RT2000-6 6' TOP RAIL FOR 2"X 2"POSTS • 6 19.59 25 _1,_ '11/110M4 1_ wArArderAraranin f'15/a"- 1-21/2"-21 1--3 Y2"-I RT2000-8 8' TOP RAIL FOR 2"X 2"POSTS 6 25.89 34 RT3000-6 6' TOP RAIL FOR 3"X 3"POSTS 6 25.89 35 RT2000 RT3000 RT4000 RT3000-8 8' TOP RAIL FOR 3"X 3"POSTS 6 34.29 46 RT4000-6 6' TOP RAIL FOR 4"X 4"POSTS 6 39.89 54 K RT4000-8 8' TOP RAIL FOR 4"X 4"POSTS 6 47.89 67 BALCONY BOTTOM RAIL RB2001-6 6' BOT RAIL FOR 2"X 2"POSTS 6 16.49 21 RB2001-8 8' BOT RAIL FOR 2"X 2"POSTS 6 21.69 23 RB3001-6 6' BOT RAIL FOR 3"X 3"POSTS 6 22.79 • 28 4-15/a"-� ,-2'/z"-, 41/4" IT RB3001-8 8' BOT RAIL FOR 3"X 3"POSTS 6 29.99 39 1 ��i��iVf�� -1--, '""""""" ll , RB4001 6 6' BOT RAIL FOR 4"X 4"POSTS 6 33.99 40 1 1/z -L_ -I__ 111111 RB4001-8 8' BOT RAIL FOR 4"X 4"POSTS 6 41.99 57 RB2001 RB3001 RB4001 STAIR RAILINGS LIST PCS LIST CTN. WT. PER PER PRICE WORKING CODE DESCRIPTION FOOT CTN EACH COLUMN Note: Short rail lengths (shaded)are subject to availability. No RB2-16 RAIL BOTTOM 1s/."PLOWED 1.99 4 31.84 back orders on these lengths. Check availability when ordering- ' ^ call toll free. RB3-16 RAIL BOTTOM 2'/2"PLOWED 2.69 4 43.04 RT2-16 RAIL TOP 1%"PLOWED 2.79 4 44.64 23/a„ 3V•" r OTHER LENGTHS SUBJ.= .; E--2'/z" '59' 13/e"jellit 13/a„ � � RT3-16 RAIL TOP 2'/z"PLOWED 3.59 4 57.44 R OIHERTLENGTHS SUBJECT TO AVAIL`AILITY=- CHECK WHEN ORDERING y." ,q,�.. a` _- I SRF 4 TM SRB1--6' RAIL BOTTOM 1%"PLOW 1.99 4 11.94 15 -1%"1 2'/z"- SRB1--8' _ - _, _ 20 , 1104 SRB1-10' RAILBOTTOM1%"PLOW 2.39 4 23.90 23 17 RB2r. RAIL BOTTOM 1%"PLOW 2.39 4 28.68 28 �� SRB1-12 R63 SRB1-14' RAIL BOTTOM 1%"PLOW 2.39 4 33.46 35 SRB1-16' RAIL BOTTOM 1%"PLOW 2.39 4 38.24 40 SRB3-16' RAIL BOTTOM 11/4"PLOW 2.39 4 38.24 41 i__1 8 -I �1'/4„. 1-2„ )t 6 ; . /, ° T T T SRF1-4 FILLET 4 FT.1%" .50 24 2.00 , 9 13/e"c SRB-1 1%" SRB--3 PWR 1'/:" SRF3-4 FILLET 4 FT. 11/4" .50 24 2.00 7 1 � --2'/z„--� SRF4-4 FILLET 4 FT.21/2" .75 24 3.00 13 WALL RAIL - TSRT •=• 'A E OL�N 1-1%"--1 �1�/�„� SRT2-:-8. RAIL COLONIAL ar_- . 4.39.. . 4 _.. 35.12 n •., `'' 1 n SRT2-10 RAIL COLONIAL 4.69 4 .46.90 42 SRF 1 FILLET SRF 3 FILLET SRT2-12 RAIL COLONIAL 4.69 4 56.28 49 SRT2-14 RAIL COLONIAL 4.69 4 65.66 57 SRT2-16 RAIL COLONIAL 4.69 4 75.04 • 63 I-21/4"--I1-21/4"-I 1---21/4"-I SRT3-16 RAIL COLONIAL 11/4"PLOWED 4.69 ' 4 75.04 61 TT I , ' r , .,. SRT4--6 � RAIL HA� :M TiT'� A .' t � >, $��{ tip.-_, MPTON 15/8"PLOW 4.19 4 25 14 _ 22 ii Ir Z3/a" 2II3/a" lit Z3/e" SRT4--8 RAIL HAMPTON 15/8"PLOW 4.39 4 , ,,35.12_,., _._ .., 27: _L _1__ I �15/a„� SRT4 10 RAIL HAMPTON 15/a"PLOW 4.69 4 46.90 35 I-15/a"t 1-11/4"j SRT4-12 RAIL HAMPTON 1%"PLOW 4.69 4 56.28 45 r SRT4-14 RAIL HAMPTON 1%"PLOW 4.69 4 65.66 48 SRT4-16 RAIL HAMPTON 1%"PLOW 4.69 4 75.04 55 SRTS-16 BENDER RAIL 22.00 1 352.00 29 OTHER LE t '' ,4 .BlLT Y- H twOf ' RING 21/4"-+� ;,PWR76' PROM WALLeRA1L _ 39 6.�, 14:34li _ . ..� ..: I I I,II •� PWR-8' PROM WALL RAIL 2.39 6 19.12 _. • PWR10' PROM WALL RAIL 2.39 6 23.90 723/.„ I I PWR12' PROM WALL RAIL 2.39 g 28.68 I N PWR14' PROM WALL RAIL 2.39 6 33.46 15/e �'�� PWR16' PROM WALL RAIL 2.39 6 38.24 ./ H Fe_ 1 SRT-5 COLONIAL BENDER RAIL w/GLUE FORMS* 0, WALL RAIL BRACKETS SEE PG.11 *For making custom curved rails on job site. pg•9 14711 E. Clark • P.O. Box 2220 • Industry, CA 91746 • Telephone(818)968-9501 • WATS(800)423-6589(Outside California) 7 • . . . tttir ilarts IQtbcF4> `N\\\ t/// • 1005 Mansel l ,Road • Roswell,Georgia 30076 \� �IICMfFf f{)1�K 404/992-1167 800/521-2932 April 1, 1985 TEE A Honduras Steamed Select Red One Job Amounts r Cherry Mahogany Walnut Poplar Oak 1 - 3.62 3.94 Hampton Shoe #6006 3-1/8 x 1 - Hampton Fillet #6007 1-3/4 x 3/8 3.00 3.00 4.00 1.14 1.24 HAND RAIL ,. , 1 s ' . ' (---- --? 611OP (-----6110 6010 . 3" wide x;2-3/8"V.hi9h '; 2-1/4 x 2-3/8. One Job Amounts #6110 #6010 - ' ll SOLID Honduras Steamed Select Red Red Select ell 6" breaks Cherry Mahogany Walnut Poplar Oak Oak Poplar ;11 4' to 11 '6" 20.00 20.00 25.00 8.00 10.00 8.00 8.00 I .�,, 12' 28.00 28.00 35.00 12.00 14.00 12.00 12.00 12'6" to 13'6" 24.00 24.00 30.00 10.00 12.00 10.00 10.00 14' & 15'6" 32.00 32.00 • 40.00 14.00 16.00 14.00 14.00 14'6" & 15' 28.00 28.00 35.00 12.00 14.00 12.00 12.00 �� FINGER JOINTED � 14' &/or 16' 10.00 Precartoned, 80 or 100' per carton Random length SOLID, 6" breaks 6.54 10.08 6.76 5.98 t= ';' #6110 #6010 y4' Four pieces 12' to 13'6" Five pieces ° ,e4) Two pieces 14' to 15'6" Three pieces • !li FINGER JOINTED 1 ` ,..-,.„.4., 9.12 i & 6Ii ,L ..4, * -, 4 r1 + � 1 Immediate shipment from inventory. ilosa; , a Prices FOB Roswell , Georgia . �' sf«�i��',,� ktr37.4•.k`:`�Fc r7,�' �� ,##' '!��k i�'�'��t d �iw� `f�i�t�s!'TJnS?,. 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'' ,}'' * 6.04 4.32 3.9 t Minimum 500' 6.38 4.32 3.9f CD 10 Days AA, Net 30. pg.10 Prices FOB mill . Terms 2% y Shipment approximately 30 days. Copyright 19 . . .'" . illi . 11/4" i v2,, MIN. tc 2" f MIN. '�: t . :CT' L Yr-. 1'/2" MIN. 11/4" to 2' - r,, N3'/�" MAX. 1� . , ... <V T .� ..,., ...„ _ a �_�, r 0 Y �J • L I t7 . 1. W T. ►M. F / . .. • ,(' \ yi {11r r , / i N NOT ACCEPTABLE [ 1:.a - pg.11[ Case No. oV 'O-90-/ STATE OF ARIZONA ) TOWN OF ORO VALLEY ) I hereby certify that on 3/1/90 I caused to FreH be delivered, a legal notice regarding the above-mentioned case to be published in the Daily Territorial on 3/9/90. A copy of public hearing notice is on file in the Oro Valley Town Hall. ki/P I hereby certify that on 3/9/90 I mailed individual letters to all agencies and individuals required, together with notice of public hearing and specific map involved, if any. /1J I hereby certify that on 3/9/90 I caused to be posted the subject property in the above- mentioned case. /41:(1- -6(4-1-114:":4/ Town Clerk Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1 day of /6141 , 1990. otary Public My commission expires: 0 5 19 0 AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION STATE OF ARIZONA) :ss. COUNTY OF PIMA ► Loretta E. Padilla being first duly sworn, deposes and says that (he) (she) is the Legal Advertising Manager NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING of THE DAILY TERRITORIAL, a daily newspaper printed and published in the BEFORE THE OHO VALLEY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT In accordance with Section County of Pima, State of Arizona, and of general circulation in the City of Tucson, 1-505 of the Oro Valley Zoning Code Revised. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAR- ING BEFORE THE VAL- LEY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Y Count of Pima, State of Arizona and elsewhere, and the hereto attached IS HEREBY GIVEN: TIME: at or after 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, March 27, 1990 PLACE:Oro Valley Town Hall, Council Chambers/ Courtroom, 10900 N. Stallard Place, Suite Public Hearing 100,Foothills Business Park,Oro Valley, Arizona SUBJECT: APPEAL OF THE BUILDING OFFICIAL'S DECI- SION, BY ARTISTIC STAIRS, INC., REGARDING THE 1985 UBC, SECTION 3306(J) RE- GARDING HANDRAILS WHICH STATES THAT THE HANDGRIP was printed and published correctly in the regular and entire issue of said THE PORTION OF HANDRAILS SHALL NOT BE LESS THAN 1 1/4 INCHES NOR MORE THAN 2 INCHES IN CROSS SEC- DAILY TERRITORIAL for 1 issues; that the first was made TIONAL DIMENSION OR THE SHAPE SHALL PROVIDE AN EQUIVALENT GRIPPING SURFACE. on the 9th dayof March 19 90 Bill Burke, Artistic Stairs Inc., uses a 2 5/8 inch railing, and feels the above interpretation does not take into account rail and the last publication thereof was made on the 9 t hday of profile and shaping methods which provide an equivalent grip- ping surface. Members of the public are in- vited to attend this meeting and March 90 will be given an opportunity to speak. Robert Maassen Robert Maassen Building Official Town was made on each of the following dates,to-wit: of Oro Valley Pub: The Daily Territorial 03/09/90 RECEIVED March 9, 1990 Req: Town of Oro Valley handgrip 3/9 sj R 12.'90 Town of Oro Valley Request of PC Planning Department Da'1 erritorial Ei„„„1„1„11,„ ' Combined with Daily Reporter By Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day of March 19 e9 90 a .� �� Notary Public in and for the County of Pima, State of Arizona a co l My Commission Expires: t�l NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE ORO VALLEY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT In accordance with Section 1-505 of the Oro Valley Zoning Code Revised, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE ORO VALLEY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT IS HEREBY GIVEN: TIME • at or after 6: 30 p.m. , Tuesday, March 27, 1990 PLACE • Oro Valley Town Hall , Council Chambers/Courtroom, 10900 N. Stallard Place, Suite 100, Foothills Business Park, Oro Valley, Arizona SUBJECT • APPEAL OF THE BUILDING OFFICIAL ' S DECISION, BY ARTISTIC STAIRS, INC. , REGARDING THE 1985 UBC, SECTION 3306 (J) REGARDING HANDRAILS WHICH STATES THAT THE HANDGRIP PORTION OF HANDRAILS SHALL NOT BE LESS THAN 1 1/4 INCHES NOR MORE THAN 2 INCHES IN CROSS SECTIONAL DIMENSION OR THE SHAPE SHALL PROVIDE AN EQUIVALENT GRIPPING SURFACE. Bill Burke, Artistic Stairs Inc. , uses a 2 5/8 inch railing, and feels the above interpretation does not take into account rail profile and shaping methods which provide an equivalent gripping surface. Members of the public are invited to attend this meeting and will be given an opportunity to speak. 426421.- I'Y( >t Robert Maassen Building Official Town of Oro Valley 3/9/qo POc-t 3/7/y0 *AMENDED (3/7/90, 3:25 P.M. ) AGENDA ORO VALLEY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT REGULAR MEETING MARCH 27, 1990 STUDY SESSION All items listed on the agenda may be discussed during the study session. CALL TO ORDER: 6: 30 p.m. REGULAR SESSION CALL TO ORDER: 6: 45 p.m. ROLL CALL 1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - SEPTEMBER 26, 1989 2 . PUBLIC HEARING OV10-90-1 - APPEAL OF THE BUILDING OFFICIAL ' S DECISION, BY ARTISTIC STAIRS , INC. , REGARDING THE 1985 UBC, SECTION 3306 (J) REGARDING HANDRAILS WHICH STATES THAT THE HANDGRIP PORTION OF HANDRAILS SHALL NOT BE LESS THAN 1 1/4 INCHES NOR MORE THAN 2 INCHES IN CROSS SECTIONAL DIMENSION OR THE SHAPE SHALL PROVIDE AN EQUIVALENT GRIPPING SURFACE. 3 . PUBLIC HEARING OV10-90-2 - APPEAL OF THE ORO VALLEY ZONING ADMINISTRATOR'S INTERPRETATION OF SECTION 6-102A; SECTION 1- 505; DEFINITION 209, 5, 57, 301; SECTION 6-402 . 1. 3 . ; SECTION 5-201C OF THE ORO VALLEY ZONING CODE REVISED PERTAINING TO NON-CONFORMING USE. STEVEN AND JEAN LINDSEY, 9421 N. RALEIGH PLACE ARE REQUESTING USE OF RECREATIONAL VEHICLE AS A STRUCTURE FOR VISITOR'S USE. (DEFINITION OF STRUCTURE PER ORO VALLEY ZONING CODE IS DETERMINED TO BE A MOBILE HOME RATHER THAN A RECREATIONAL VEHICLE) . ADJOURNMENT • MINUTES OF THE ORO VALLEY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT SPECIAL SESSION MARCH 30, 1990 CALL TO ORDER: 8 :45 a.m. PRESENT: Darrell Gilman, Chairman Terry Lon Myers, Member Hayward Thresher, Member EXCUSED: Freddy Hershberger, Member Richard Starkey, Member Chairman Gilman welcomed Mr. Hayward Thresher to the Board of Adjustment. He was appointed by the Mayor and Council to serve a two year term on March 28, 1990. Mr. Thresher served on the Board of Adjustment in Florida. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - SEPTEMBER 26, 1989 A MOTION was made by Vice-Chairman Myers and SECONDED by Member Thresher to APPROVE the minutes of the September 26, 1989 meeting. MOTION UNANIMOUSLY carried 3 - 0. PUBLIC HEARING OV10-90-1 - APPEAL OF THE BUILDING OFFICIAL'S DECISION, BY ARTISTIC STAIRS, INC. , REGARDING THE 1985 UBC, SECTION 3306(J) REGARDING HANDRAILS WHICH STATES THAT THE HANDGRIP PORTION OF HANDRAILS SHALL NOT BE LESS THAN 1 1/4 INCHES NOR MORE THAN 2 INCHES IN CROSS SECTIONAL DIMENSION OR THE SHAPE SHALL PROVIDE AN EQUIVALENT GRIPPING SURFACE Bob Maassen, Building Official, said the applicant is requesting to use a handrail a bit larger in size than the Building Code would allow. The 1985 UBC specifically states that the handgrip portion of the handrails shall not be less than 1 1/4" nor more than 2" in cross sectional dimension, or the shape shall provide an equivalent gripping surface. Mr. Maassen said the key word is providing "an equivalent gripping surface" , because most handrails that are on top of a guardrail. Mr. Maassen said wide banisters used to be used, however, the latest thinking on handrails is that it should be of a size and shape that are easily gripped by adults, young children and the handicapped. Mr. Maassen said he had a few arthritic people sample the wider handrails that Artistic Stairs wants to use, and these people responded negatively as to how the handrails felt as far as safety. Therefore, Mr. Maassen said he determined it would be best to conform with the Building Code and reduce the handrail to near 2" or to an equivalent, of 2 3/8" . Mr. Maassen said he has no problem with the applicant using 2 5/8" on their guardrail, but if they want to do that, then they need to have 3/30/90 Minutes, Special Session 2 another handrail on the sidewall that would meet the Code requirements for a grippable surface. Mr. Maassen said he feels that is where the dispute is. Mr. Maassen said historically they have had as much as 2 3/4" or 2 5/8" in use, however, it has never been challenged as to whether or not it meets the Code. Mr. Maassen and Mr. Burke (the applicant) sent samples to the International Conference of Building Officials, ICBO, in Whittier, CA, asking them to make a ruling on it. Mr. Maassen said he also spoke with a representative of ICBO and he was informed that they had never approved any handrail larger than 2 3/8" . After the ICBO representative examined the samples, he determined that it was conceivable that they would approve something that size, however, they wanted to leave it up to the local Building Official . Mr. Maassen said his position still stands, and it is a matter of safety. He doesn't want to imply that this is not a good railing and safe for most people, but the Town must consider children and handicapped. Bill Burke, Artistic Stairs, said they share Mr. Maassen' s opinion with regard to the handrails providing a safe gripping surface for all parties involved. Mr. Burke said Artistic Stairs feels their handrail provides a safe gripping surface. Mr. Burke said the reason for the 2 5/8" size is because the size spindle they use is a standard size spindle in the industry and to accommodate the spindle they must provide a surface underneath that will give them enough room to mount the spindle. Mr. Burke said their size rail provides such a surface, conforms to the Code and matches their spindle. The Board examined the sample staircase provided by Artistic Stairs to get a feel for the dimensions and discussed same with Mr. Burke. Mr. Burke said their rail is meant for single-family homes and is in use within the Town of Oro Valley in six different subdivisions. Vice-Chairman Myers said he feels the choice of handrails placed in a home should be up to the individual purchasing the home. Mr. Maassen agreed that a home should not be designed for handicapped individuals only, however, the Code dictates the size of the handrails. Mr. Maassen said Oro Valley has been a leader in safety and feels that other jurisdictions will follow their decision. Mr. Burke said they agree with the safety issue, and pointed out that they used to use a 3" rail changed over to the 2 5/8" gripping surface to comply with the cross sectional requirements 3/30/90 Minutes, Special Session 3 and the intent of the Code. Mr. Burke said they arrived at the 2 5/8" rail with the help of the City of Tucson and Pima County, Leroy Sayre (formerly of the ICBO) , and Jim Singleton. Mr. Burke said he contacted Mr. Sayre and Mr. Singleton and they feel the 2 5/8" surface provides an equivalent gripping surface within the intent of the Code. Mr. Maassen said he also checked with the City of Tucson and Pima County. Phil Seaders, City of Tucson's Chief Plan Examiner, assured him that something closer to 2" is closer to the intent of the Code. Mr. Maassen said the Building Official with Pima County assured him he feels the same. Mr. Maassen said he asked Mr. Burke to obtain a written letter from Mr. Sayre and/or Mr. Singleton, but neither of them would put it in writing that 2 5/8" is adequate. Kevin Craig, Artistic Stairs, said Mr. Maassen is right, the final decision comes down to the local jurisdictions. However, according to the UBC and what is acceptable throughout Arizona, Artistic Stairs has an equivalent gripping surface which is safe. Mr. Maassen reviewed the samples on display, and said the 2 1/4" is closer to the intent of the Code. Vice-Chairman Myers asked if the UBC contains verbage "or the shape shall provide an equivalent gripping surface"? Mr. Maassen replied yes. Member Thresher said if this request is approved, how will handrails be selected in the future? Mr. Maassen said it would be difficult and his decision would continue to be challenged in front of the B.O.A. Mr. Maassen pointed out once again, that it is a matter of safety, and the letter from the ICBO states . . . final determination of the appropriate shape should be made by the local Building Official . Mr. Burke said there is a code entitled Cable (Conference of American Building Officials) Code whose purpose is to eliminate conflicts and duplications among the model codes to achieve national uniformity. Mr. Burke said the latest edition of the Cable Code states "the handgrip portion of the handrail shall not be more than 2 5/8" in cross sectional dimension where the shape shall provide an equivalent gripping surface. . . " and the Code is written for 1 and 2 family dwelling units. Member Thresher said his problem is that if this were a specific building request it would be one thing, however, this is changing the entire Code. Mr. Thresher questioned whether or not the B.O.A. is the appropriate group to change the Code? 3/30/90 Minutes, Special Session 4 Chairman Gilman said as far as safety and gripping he thinks they should look further down the road as to what they decide this evening. A MOTION was made by Vice-Chairman Myers that the railings that Artistic Stairs submitted that have a nominal cross section of 2 5/8" do meet the criteria established in the Building Code which calls for 1 1/4" as a minimum and 2" as a maximum, or the shape shall provide an equivalent gripping surface. Vice-Chairman Myers said the basis for his determination of 2 5/8" is strictly because the shape provides an equivalent gripping surface. This is a highly subjective matter which apparently Artistic Stairs has gone out to get a scientific opinion by people that evaluate these on the basis of a more thorough study than just the dimensional cross section. Vice-Chairman Myers said he feels it is that sort of effort that is necessary when the apparent dimension is in conflict with the dimensions giving that some extra step has to be made by an expert agency to give us the benefit of their expertise when we have to make a subjective determination. And so, with the latitude that is provided in here, apparently the engineers with that expertise have determined that by the provision for equivalent gripping surface the criteria has been met. MOTION SECONDED by Member Thresher, with the amendment of 2 5/8" but no larger. Vice-Chairman Myers said it provides for an equivalent gripping surface. If it was taken to the experts and it was 3" but it had a unique shape, he feels the same latitude should be available, but only if approved by an expert, such as the agencies that have reviewed these unique shapes. Chairman Gilman said the motion refers to "experts" and asked how experts are determined? Vice-Chairman Myers said he is willing to accept the agencies as being experts. Member Thresher withdrew his amendment. Vice-Chairman Myers - yes Member Thresher - yes Chairman Gilman - no MOTION carried 2 - 1. *** Chairman Gilman stated that Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay have withdrawn their request for an appeal to the Zoning Administrator's . 1. 3/30/90 Minutes, Special Session 5 interpretation of the use of a recreational vehicle as a structure for visitor's use. (Definition of structure per Oro Valley Zoning Code is determined to be a mobile home rather than a recreational vehicle. ) ADJOURNMENT There being no further business, a MOTION was made by Member Thresher and SECONDED by Vice-Chairman Myers to ADJOURN the meeting at 9 : 25 a.m. MOTION UNANIMOUSLY carried 3 - 0. Respectfully submitted, Judith A. Deters, Deputy Clerk