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i <br /> ' From:TIM Carver[mailto:tim0531truction@�mail.coml <br /> Sent:Wednesday, February 15, 2017 5:04 PM <br /> � To: Roger Peitso<rpeitso@ci.orono.mn.us> <br /> ; Subject: 1565 Fairview Cottage Lane <br /> '; Roger, <br /> ;, I just want to clarify, we we working with updated drawings during the concrete foundation and the framing <br /> ',, processes. The plans were turned in by the homeowner for the building permit originally. I got involved after <br /> °: that and thought she had turned in an updated set to you but I discovered she thought I or the architect were <br /> : doing it. Hence the reason I brought in updated sets once I figured that out. My apologies for the delay. <br /> iii I met with the concrete contractor and have attached photos to show evidence that the footings do <br /> I accommodate the increase for the steel beam loads, based on the revised drawings you have for <br /> � consideration. He was working with prints dated Oct 20, which had the revision to add the steel beam with <br /> � increased footing size. The prints you have updated the garage header to a 3x 18" LVL and a few other small <br /> ' changes to window size/location, in addition to the steel beam, I believe. <br /> ' He recalls having depths of 12". The footing on the right side was 54" wide the entire length to the corner for <br /> '1 ease of pour, which the photo shows. More than the 36" x 36" called out on the print. <br /> `- The footing on the left side of large garage door also looks to be squared up and approximately 48"x48" based <br /> on his recollection but the attached photo only shows the front side. I do not have a photo so show the inside <br /> ;'�; of that corner. <br /> � <br /> ''. Please let me know what more you need to approve the revision. <br /> ' We will be calling for a framing inspection just as soon as you finalize the revision approval. Garage floor slab <br /> has not been poured, nor will it be till after road restrictions. <br /> ' Thank you for your patience while I was getting the photos together and meeting with concrete contractor. <br /> � Tim <br /> 3 <br />