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Home My WebLink About10219-zFORM NO. 4 TOWN OF SOUTHOLD BUILDING DEPARTMENT Tow~ Clerk's Office S~dttmld, N.Y. No... ~cJ~0,q ......... Date .... Oe,~obe~..~ .................. 19 ~9 ~ ~ ~t ~ b~d~ ................................................ ~T~. t~ ~. ~ ....... ~ ......0[ ...... ~t.. ~9 ........... .~n. ~ .~ ............ FU~ ~ ~. ,. ~2C.~ ~ .... ~. ....... c~s su~ ~ ~e ~t~n for B~ ~t ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ...~,~ .~ ............ :~., ~ to .~h s~ ~ No~ .~.~Ztgz ............. ~ ~ a~ ~m or t~ ~w. ~e ~ for w~ch ~ ~te ~ ~ ~ ......... .............. ~e. ~ .~t~ ........................................... of~ ~ ~ER~RS ~R~A~ ~O ........................................... FORM NO. 2 TOWN OF $OUTHOLD BUILDING DEPARTMENT TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE $OUTHOLD, bio Y. BUILDING PERMIT (THIS PERMIT MUST BE KEPT ON THE PREMISES UNTIL FULL COMPLETION OF THE WORK AUTHORIZED) N°. 10~!9 Z Permission is hereby granted to: ....... ::..-. .... .~ c~.~'.7-~.~r: c~zZ~/..-, f.~ .2~...~..~..,.....~./--~~/~, ~ ~ to ..~.~.~. ~.~Z....~.. ~..~...~Z~.~ .... ~Z~/.~ .... ~. .A ..... ..~zz.~ z~z~.....z ~.~....~..~....G~.~-~.~ ............................................................. p,,~,a~, ~o ~,p~c,,~o, d~ed ........... ~..y,.....Z .................... , ~..., Qnd approved by the Building Inspector. / -~ilding In~ector FOflM NC), 6 TOWN OF SOUTHOLD Building Department Town Hall Southold, N.Y, 11971 APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY Instructions A, This application must be filled in typewriter OR ink, and submitted in duplicate to the Building Inspec- tor with the following; for new buildings or new use: 1. Final survey of property with accurate location of all buildings, property lines, streets, and unusual natural or topographic features. 2. Final approval of Health Dept. of water supply and sewerage disposal-(S-9 form or equal). 3, Approval of electrical installation from Board of Fire Underwriters. 4. Commercial buildings, Industrial buildings, Multiple Residences and similar buildings and installa- tions, a certificate of Code compliance from the Architect or Engineer responsible for the building. 5. Submit Planning Board approval of completed site plan requirements where applicable. For existing buildings (prior to April 1957), Non-conforming uses, or buildings and "pre-existing" land uses: 1. Accurate survey of peoperty showing all property lines, streets, buildings and unusual natural or topographic featu res. 2, Sworn statement of owner or previous owner as to use, occupancy and condition of buildings. 3, Date of any housing code or safety inspection of buildings or premises, or other pertinent informa- tion required to prepare a certificate. Fees: 1. Certificate of occupancy $5.00 2. Certificate of occupancy on pre-existing dwelling or land use 3. Copy of certificate of occupancy $1.00 $5.O0 Date .(~,-~....~...~. Z ..~. ...... New Building ............. Old or Pre-existing Building ...... ...... Vacant Land ............. Location of Property.../.~,~..~.~. ..... .~'., ,~./.~.~...~./~...~. ............. · · .~71~. ~7'~.O/~ ~;~.. House No. Street Hamlet Owner or Owners of Property .,~//:. (~?~.~.~¢... ~...~..~..Z¢'. ~'., /.~../~...~./.~) .... County Tax Map No, 1000 Section ,. ,~, ,'7, .~. ....... Block .... .~., .~. ...... Lot,...O...~...~. ..... Subdivision .~.~. ,~7'.~.0. O.~....~.~..~¢:~7'~ .,~. ..... F lied Map N o..~.~..-?...(~... Lot No..../..7'.' ~, .... Permit No. ~. ~/..~ .~ Date of ,ermit~.~.~./.~/~, ~..Applicant~ ~.~;~ ~-~-~..~.~.~.~~ Health Dept. Approval ,/~./~t~'~Z ~.. ~. ~../../'~.~t.... Labor Dept. Approval ........ ~.. .............. Underwriters Approval ..................... Planning Board Approval . .~ ............. Request for Temporary Certificate ..................... Final Certificate ....................... Fee Submitted $..~...~.; .................... Construction on above described building and p ~and regulation~ Applicant;~. Rev. 10-10-78 765-1802 BUILD,lNG DEPT, INSPECTION FOUNDATION 1ST ~(~] ROUGH PLBG. FOUNDATION 2ND [ ] INSULATION FRAMING FINAL REMARKS: DATE INSPECTOR A, iD DIT'~Ot, J/-\L C'D Sworn to before me this 1st day of October, 1979. ) INDUSTME$o INC. April 1~, 1979 8130 N.W. 74th AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDA 33166 PHONE: (305) 888-1521 CABLE: HOWIND Mr. Bmuce Meltzer General BuildlngProducts Route #112 - P.O. Box 476 Medford, L. I. N. Y. 11763 Subj: New York State Energy Conservation ConstrUction Code Dear Mr. Meltzer: Enclosed is a letter from Construction Research Laboratory, Inc., pre- pared by Mr. A. A, Sakhnovsky~ Dimector, along with a resume outlining his background and credentials. This laboratory verifies that the methods used to calculate the U values- for cup windows and doors that you have been selling and hay6 in your inventory are compeer and in complete agreement with the New York State Energy Conservation Construction Code. 1. Mark I Sliding Glass Doors: ~, /n Mm. Sskhnovskyls letter note that a door with 5/8" overall thickness insulated glass with 1/4" air'space has aUG value of .63. This is the glass that is in Howard Industries JeffemMk I Sliding Door in 8' and 12' sizes using 4' wide panels, · s ' d 3/8" The door with 5/8" overall thzoknes insulate glass with air Howard Industries space has a UG factor of ,58~ which is in6~h~d 91 sizes utilizing Jeffer Mk I doors that you sell in a 51, up to 3' wide door panels, 2. Rollsash Series 70 g 75AR oiling Windows $ Series 54 Single Hung Windows: In Mr. Sakhnovsky's letter you will note that window with 1/2t' overall thickness insulated glass using an air space of 5/16" have aUG factor of .66. This is the glass that is in Howard Industries Series 70 $ 75A RollsashWindows and Hows00d Industries Series 54 Single Hung Windows that you sell and stock, You will note that all of these values come well within the ,69 UG factor required by the New York State Energy Code, Therefore, based onthi$ recog- nized independent taborato~yverification~ we submit that these products are approved for use under the New York Energy Code, April 13, 1979 QeneralBuildlngProducts Corp. Page 2 For your use, I am enclosing additional copies of our air infiltra- tion test reports and tables showing the U factors for various thick- ness glass as furnished by Associated Dallas Laboratories and P.P.G. Please advise if you require any additional information or clarifica- tion on this subject. Vice President HOWARD INDUSTRIES, INC. BM/db Enel. CONSTRUCTION RESEARCH LABORATORY, ~(~. ?gth AVENUE · MIAMI · FLORIDA · 33166 · INC. (305) 592-9~22 (305) 592-9223 April 12, 1979 Mr. Basil Marotta Howard Industries, Inc. 8130 N. W. 74th Ave. Miami, FL 33166 Re ~ New York State Energy Conservation Construction Code Dear Mr. Marotta: I have reviewed the New York State Energy Conservation Construction Code and the Training Manual in connection with the U-value requirements for glazed windows. The method used in preparing your chart dated Dec. 7, 1978 is correct and in complete agreement with the Code and with the ASHRAEdesign rules. Calculations made in accordance with the Code guidelines indicates that anal~inum window or sliding glass door without a thermal break but using~h~I p~oper insulating glass will meet the minimum0.69 U value required by the Cods. The calculated Values based on the above Code rules will be as follows: Unit G%ass Air Space UG 0ve~all thickness noo~ 3/8" l/~" .63 ~oor J/8" 3~" .58 Window 5~8" 3Z8" .63 wxmow l~Z" 1/~" .69 ~imow 172', 5/16" .~ Please be aware that windows with single glass or with insulating glass'havinga U value g~eater than .58" will not comply with the above energy Code. If you desire additional information, please call me. Very truly yours, 0RATORY, INC. A. A. SAKHNOVSKY · CONSTRUCTION RESEARCH 7~S00,N/W. 79th AVENUE · MIAMi · FLORIDA · 33166 LABORATORY · (305) $92-9222 (305) 592-9223 Following is a resume of my qu~lificmtions for testing and consulting on cum-rain walls, windows, and related p~oducts. I mm the owner of the Construction Research L~bo~tory and am a former Research Assistmnt P~ofesso=, Housing Research L~bomatozy at the Uni- versity of Miami. I ope~ted the Housing ReseaEh L~bo~atory for thirteen years until May 1968 when the University closed the laboratory. At that time I purchased the labor- atomy from the University and changed the name to Construction Research Laboratory since the new name is more descriptive of our normal activity. In my twenty-two years of testing building products, I have labo~tory tested 900 ~ll- size cumin walls and 1700 windows, doors and related products. In addition I have conducted on&site inspection and/or testing of exterior facades on mo~e than 150 build- ings located th~ou~out the United States, plus in C~nada, Jamaica, B~zil, HongKong, and The Bahamas. Although the field inspection and testing p~i~rily concerns Water leakage and sealant failures, about 10% of these inspections have dealt with glass and glazing problems. I am a member of the ~meric~n Chemical Society and am a fellow in the American Institute of Chemists. I have been a member of A~TM Committee E-6 on Pem~form~nce of Building Con- structions for 17 years and am an active p~rticipant in the sub-committee charged with developing window and w~ll performance specifinations. I was a consultant to the Port of New York Authority on the World ~de Center and to the Architect and Owner on Sears Tower. I prepared window testing and performance specificatione for the New York State Orb~n Development Corpom~tion. My laboz~to~y is approved by the Architectural Aluminum Manufacturers Association (A~MA) and the Associated I~llas Labom~tories. FOllowing?re some of my recent professional activities: Conducted glazing seminars for Flat Glass Marketing Association in Atlanta, New York City, Chicago, and Detroit. Have spoken at University of Wisconsin seminars on glazing or testing of windows and walls five times, including a seminar in February 1977. Wrote two papers for the ASTM symposium on window and wall testing in 1972. Recipient of AAMA Charles Matin Hall Award in 1974. H~ve spoken on wall Water leakage or testing at the Building Research Institute (BRI), Glass and Metal Iustitute, Architect~l Aluminum Manufacturers Association, National Association of~.rchitectum~l Metal Manufacturers (NAAMM), American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), Southeast I~thing and Plastering Association, and the New Yom~k City Chapter of AIA and other pmofessional gmoups. Refer to the attached listing for our construction consulting and testing services, Schools Attended: University of South C~rolina - 1944 University of North Caroli~ - 19~4 to 1946~ 1947 to 1950 Degrees - AB (1949) and MA (1950) - University of North Carolina A. A. Sakhnovsky CONSTRUCTION~P~SEARCHLABORATORY~ ,,,, /~. A. SAKHNOVSKY · 7600. N., ~q'. 79th AVENUE CONSTRU · MIAMI · FLORIDA RESEARCH · 33166 Qonstruction Testing and Consult, lng Services LABORATORY · (305) 592-922'; (305) 592-9223' ~ull-scale curtain..~all, skylight, window, and door performance testing for aim, static w~ter, and dynamic Water infiltz~tion, structural adeqnacy and thermal cycling-condensation resistance. Development of pem~form~nce sp6cifications. Review of Architect's details. Review of sub-contractor's shop drawings, including glazing, caulking and flashing details. Field inspection during erection. Field testing of completed work. Field-trouble shooting on problem walls. Wind uplift testing of roof systems. CUStom .specialized testing of most extezlor construction products. We 'do not offer a curtain wall concept design service. We feel that the basic wall design concepts should be the product of the Architect and that the design details should be by the wall subcontractors. Our 1SAnction would be to review the ~zopriety of the details and choice of m~terials when we critique the dmawings. All services including laboz~tory tests should be conducted in behalf of the Owner so that there is no communication problem in reporting results and in expressing concerns for weak or faulty details. Tests should be scheduled well in advance of the need for materials on the job'so that if deficiencies are disclosed by the tests, there is suf- ficient time to make the required changes without delaying the job. In addition to our many years experience in testing, we believe you will find that we have the most extensive test facilities in the country for testin~ building p~oducts for static air infiltration, static water infiltration, dynamic water infiltration, structux~l performance, and thez~al cycling. We have more than twenty test chambers plus all the.necessary equipment for performing ASTM, AAMA, and NAAMM wall, window, and door tests. We have performed such services for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey on the World ~k~ade Center, for the Owner on Sears Tower, and for the Owner on the new Citicorp Center in New York. ~ollowing is a brief list of some of the more prominent curtain wall mockups we have tested: World Trade Center (New York City) Sears Tower (Chicago) Standard Oil (Chicago) General Motor~ ('New York City) Citicorp (New York City) U. S. Steel (Pittsburgh) Equibank (Pittsburgh) Wells Fargo (San Francisco) Bechtel (San l~ancisco) Fluor (Los Angeles) Philadelphia Electric (Philadelphia) IBM (Philadelphia, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, San Jose, White Plains, Southfield, Norwalk) Federal Reserve Banks (Philadelphia, Boston, Richmond) Pennzoil (Houston) Atlantic Richfield (Los Angeles) CN Tower (Toronto) Royal Bank Plaza ~Toronto) United C~lifornia Bank (Los Angeles) New World Centre (Hong Koqg) TOWN OF $OUTHOLD BUILDING DF.?A RTMENT TOWN CLERK'S O~:FIC~: $OUTHOLD, H. Y. Application No..~..~...?.../.o~.. .............. · ,4y~ / g ,~7 ? ^pproved ....... ~"V' ....... /..L ...... , ,9.7..Z. Pe,m~t No .......... ...... .................... ...... ...~ ..... . ...... - '"'' '- (Build'~1'nsDectar) APPLICATION I:OR :BUILDING PERMIT Dote ......... INSTRUCTIONS a. This application must be completely filled in by typewriter or in ink and submitted in triplicate to the Building Inspectar~ with 3 sets o~ plans, accurate ptc~t plan to sccsle. Fee occordlng to schedule. b. Plot plan showing location of lot and of bui dings on premises, relationship to adjoining premises or public streets o~ areas, ~nd giving a detailed description o~ I~yout ofproper~ must be drawn on the diagram which is pa~ of this appl cation. c. The war~ covered by this ~ppllc~tian may not be commenced before issuance of Building Permit. Upon ~pproval o{ this ~p~llc~tion, the Building Inspector will issue a Building Permit to the applicant. Such permit sh~lJ be kept on the premises available for inspection throughout the work. e. No building shall be ~cupied or used in Whole or in p=~ for any pu~ose what,er until a Ce~ifico~e of Occupancy shall have been grant~ by the Building Inspector. APPLICATION IS HEREBY ~DE to the Build ng Depa~ment for the issuance oF o ~uilding Permit pursuant to the Building Zone Ordinance of the Town of Southold, Suffolk County, New York, and other appliccble Laws, Oral nonces or Regulations, for the constru~ion of buildings, additions or alterations, or for removal or demolition, as herei? described. The appli~ant agrees fo comply w?+h al~ ~opllc~ble l~ws, ordinances, building c~e, housing c~e, and regutahons, and to admit au~horlzed inspecto~ on premises and in buildings for n~essa~ i~spections. ...................... (Si~n~re o~ applicant, or ~me, i{ o co~orotion) ~s;~;;T ;~n~ ' State whether applicant is owner, lessee, agent, omhitect, engineer, general contractor, electrician, plumber or builder. ~/~ ................................................................... ............................................................................ (N~me and title af ca~amte officer) Builder's License No .................~ ...... ~ ................. --..-..-. ~ec~rician's License No ............................................. ............................................... Location of land on which proposed work will be done. Mcp ................... Street and Number ....................................................................... .................. Municipality State existing use and occupancy of premises o~d m.endea use and occupancy a{ proposed construction: o. Exisitlng use and occupancy '~'~';'~?' ~/" /9 ~/ ' ~/ . .. b. ,nte.deduseandoccu~anc¥ ..... -~.~.....~Z.~.....r~.~ ............. : .......... : ......................... 3. Ncture of work (check which applicable): New Building .................. Addition .................. Alteration ................. Renair , .. Removal .............. Demolition .........; .......... Other ~ork ...................................................... ' ............ i,~"' ,--- ,/,,fl/ ,-~,~ (Description) 4. E t mated Cost . .4. ~ito be paid on l:i lng ~his app icot on) 5. If' dwelling, number of dwelling units ......... ./. ................. Number ot: dwelling units on each floor ...... ./. .................... It: garege, number of c~rs ~ ................. · ........................................................................... 6. If business, commercial or mixed occupancy, speciF/ nature end extent o1' each type o~ use ........... -'""'~, ............... 7. Dimensions oF existing structures, if any: Front -":."/'"?~(C~' ....... Rear ................................ Depth .................... Height ........................ Number of Stories ......................................................... It)imensiens of some structure with aherotions or odd;tions: Front ........ ,...,,...=./. ................. Rear ............................ r)enth h e q[' t Number of S,orie~.,,.,/ ........................... ~L~&~ / _ ................................ _ 8. r)imensioms of entire new construction: Front ...-~.J~-.J ...................... Rear ..vt~ ....... ~epth/:;~?~, ............. Height /~,,. ........Numb=r of Star es ............... /. .............................................................................. ::."::? ............. 9. Size of lot: Front ..- Z ~/~ ..................................... Rear .-./..z'..,,,~.,...~.~ ................. Depth ..../~,,'..:; ......~ ......... 10. [Dote o~ Purchase ........................................................ Name of Former Owner ........................................................ 1 1. Zone er use district in which premises <:re situated ............ ................................................... 12. Does proposed canstructlon violate any zoning Iow, ordiner~*ce or regulation: ..... ~:'~,.'. ............................................ 13. Will lot be regroded ....... :':!!.:?. .............. Will excess fill be removed from premises: ( ) Yes (~'), No . . 14. Name et: Owner of prem ses/..~.;'Z.:?..~:~.?,',',..'....,,:/..'./:..~..f~:/. ...... ~, Address ................................ Phgn, e No ...................... ,~. , ~ /% ,'.;~ . ~ ,... ~ ~ 2, ~ ',~._/,,. /.. , .'" , ,, ,.'~ Nome al: 'A~'e~t ././..:.':. ...... ~..,.:'....;;*..,: ........ ~. ................. ^actress ................................ Phone / ', 6,;// ,~ 7/ . ?, . // .~,~ ....... , .~ ' ? " Name Of Contrecto~ ............................ ~X ..................... ~ ......Address .......... ~ ............ Phone ........................ PLOT DIAGRAM Locate clearly and distinctly oil buildings, whether existing or proposed, and indicate all set-b~ck dlmensions property lines. Give street and block number or description according to deed, and show street names and indicat, whether interior or corner lot. STATE! OF NEW YORK, ' COUNTY GF ................... ~'~%'"/*]O"r'r (/ 4¢' /i/Z/"' ~ ............ being duly sworn, deposes and s6ys that he is the Cpplicc cbove n~med. r'" . Ha ~ ~ke ....... ~ ..Z.:x.Z.Z.C L ~ ..................................................................................................................... (Cantractar, agent, ccrporate of{~cer, etc.) Of S~id Owner or th~s applicdtion; that thc the w~rk will be per~ormed in the mCnner se~ foRh in the qpplicadon ( lcd therewith. Swam to~fgre me this , Nota~ Puuhc ....................... C b