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General Notes: <br /> 1. Wall thicknesses noted are nominal unless specifically stated otherwise. Maximum tolerance is 112". <br /> 2. Maximum wall to footing centerline offset is 2". A minimum of 2"of footing is to extend on each side of the wall. <br /> 3. Place matching hooks around all wall corners and intersections for each horizontal bar. <br /> 4. Horizontal bars may be placed anywhere within the wall thickness provided 2"minimum cover is provided. <br /> 5. Bar laps when required are to be at least 32 diameters for grade 40 bars and 48 diameters for grade 60 bars. <br /> 6. Allowable bar placement tolerance is 1/2". Tying is not required if tolerances are met and maintained. <br /> 7. Dowels may be drilled and installed afterfooting pour unless otherwise noted. Vertical bars may be embedded <br /> into footing in place of dowels at the same embedment. Vertical bars and dowels do not need to align. Dowels <br /> may be bent down for safety and covering then bent back before wall placement. <br /> 8. Sill plate sections require at least two anchors with one within 4"to 12"of each end and at all corners and <br /> intersections. Walls less than 24" in length require only one anchor. <br /> 9. Anchor bolts 112"or larger in diameter do not require corrosion protection per IRC section R319.3 exception 1. <br /> 10. Anchor bolts may be substituted with 112"diameter threaded rod epoxy grouted at same spacing with 7" embed. <br /> 11. The presence of form oil on the reinforcing is acceptable for the conditions contained in these drawings. <br /> 12. Slope grade 6" minimum downward away from foundations within first 10 feet or provide Code adequate swale. <br /> 13. Do not backfill until the concrete has reached at least 70 percent of the 28 day concrete strength. Use of <br /> adequate shoring is required when the final floor and slab systems are not in place. <br /> Cold Weather Guidelines: <br /> The following information is considered to be general guidelines for the placement of concrete in cold weather <br /> conditions. It is the contractor's responsibility to ensure proper means and methods are followed and that the final <br /> in place product is adequate. <br /> 1. The contractor is to work with the concrete supplier to obtain a mix design which accounts for the conditions <br /> expected. Use of extra cement, early-strength concrete,and accelerators are recommended at temperatures <br /> below 20 degrees F. <br /> 2. Concrete is to be delivered to the site in a timely manner. <br /> 3. Placement of concrete earlier in the day to take advantage of latent heat of sunlight is adviced. <br /> 4. Do not add additional water. Using water-reducing admixtures is recommended when required. <br /> 5. Forms are to be free of snow and ice. Do not place concrete in contact with frozen ground ,snow,or ice. <br /> 6. Preheating of rebar is not required, however it is to be free of frost,snow,and ice. <br /> 7. Use of form blankets or other approved protection is highly recommended for the top of the wall at temperatures <br /> below 10 degrees F and for the whole wall when below zero degrees F. <br /> Oswell Engineering and Consulting, L.L.C. 1901 E Hennepin Ave,#201 ���" x�w;.�' :�.. <br /> Project Name: 2013 Standardized Concrete Foundation Drawings Minneapolis, MN 55413 •p <br /> � <br /> Description: General Notes Phone: 612-720-4639 '� <br /> Project# 12.100 Fax:612-886-2966 � ,`� <br /> Client Name: Charles Cudd De Novo, LLC www.oswellec.com <br /> Client Address: 15050 23rd Ave N, PI mouth, MN 55447 Page S2 of S6 ' ; � .`. <br /> 1213/2012 <br />