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12l1012908 16:96 9524702124 LAWOFFICE PAGE 66/67 <br /> 11l64l2e07 18:48 6515789436 UUU�LWS L FELL PAGE 04 <br /> November 05, 2007 Ps�e 4 of 5 <br /> Hollartder Residence <br /> Project No. a7Z05 <br /> Steel scr�W jacks were present in several areas. Matty of them had dimensional 2x fumber chris-anssed over the top of <br /> the screw jack to pick up two exisl,tng floor fi'aming m@rnbers. The new diReensional lumbor was placed flai, in it's weak <br /> axis so It would not have significar�strenqth or stifFness ta pick up floor loading in this con�iguration. This is acceptable <br /> sir�ce the purpose af the screw jacks as placed is to just slightty reduce the bouncy feefing of the floor framing rathe�than <br /> to ba a primary vertical Ioad resisting element. �he base of the j�cks are in direct contaCt wlth lhe conCrete floor slab <br /> and is acceptable, but may�cause cracking of the floor slab due to the concemratlon of the loads dlre�tly over the slab <br /> and not distributed ovar a larger area of the floor slab. The sciew iacks should be monitored bv vou for sians of <br /> Ioosenin,�c.mavemerrt.etc.and should be anchored to conc slab with a minimum of a sinate anchor to the <br /> slab and should also be nailed to th�wood members at the top of the screw"La,gk. <br /> Ex�Ceriox Grad�nq Wvrk: <br /> You did not do eny significarrt re-grading of the house site and prima�ily lett the site draina�e as it has been for Fnany <br /> � yea�s. You did state that you did add In a� e�cte�lor drain#ile system adJacent to the oxterior of the�oundatio�wall and <br /> have it daylight draining awey fmm the house site. This should be acceptable since he did nat do any significar� <br /> chanBes to the site that would require re-grading. Any future site work shou�d atlem�t to divert surtace mofstur0 away <br /> from the house and should consider the use of impenrlo�s materials at tne surt'ace adjacerrt to the house to reduce the <br /> potentiai of moisture inflltratlon irrto the basement area. <br /> �'roat Pvraxt: <br /> 7.. R�move n,a.y J�oo�e aona=ete saat�rial fxom �� eoncx�� k�nee wall and patch with new <br /> eancrete patc2a.ing matesial. NnEi�y fihm 9'�L'11G�73I'�t� e�qxneer for obaezvatiar� v�' the <br /> knc�e� m�,]„l pr�,o� t� �atcla�.ag. I� �xeA��iv�c smouats �� �he ooxaarote x�ead ta ba xcsmoved <br /> • • � the w�.�.1 �i17. be r�lac�d with a� �ram�c� �reatad aood wa.X}. os with a r�plaaemex►t <br /> ' oor�cret� wa].l. �at wi1X be ctete�a5.aed as requis�ci i� th� axist�ag wali is found rxnt <br /> to b+z able to �a pabohad, <br /> �2. R�place 1aeS� rott�d waod fxaza�i.�.g �,ro�nd the frox�� po�ek� wa.th -tx�ted waod o� similar <br /> si� �d kraun.ing as the oxigii�al �ramsng. <br /> 3. Cau1k aro�ar�d osa.,r�eloxs i,x� a17. areas as r�gu3,r�d. <br /> You stated that you had a new reinforced concreie wa11 poured on the Inside Tace of the exlsting ConcrOte wall. <br /> ' �ue to your severe roaction to treeted lumber you used ceda�in lieu of treated at all Iocations where the wood was In <br /> contact with concr�e. <br /> I su�aested th��,��fi�� h�inht cedar member be added�,o the frorrt of the four olers et the front of the norch and tb�Z�_ey <br /> be anchare-�to'the e�dstin�wooQ�iers.taoerthe too a�f th�qiet5 to shed water and,to eopear ettet and to oeirrt the <br /> ced�r to match thg othEr w o�d of the oiers_ � <br /> The framinp appears to be adequate for the glven conditions. Th�condnfon of the exterior shoul�co�tinued to be <br /> monitored by you and should be maiDtained as I'�qalred. <br /> ConUnued on next page,.,,. <br />