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CITY OF CUPERTINO
'CONTRACTOR INFORMATION:
BUILDING DIVISION PERMIT
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BUILDING ADDRESS:
20061 SUISUN DR
PERMIT NO.
02080124
WMM-I AFLATOONI
APPLICATION SUB DATE
08/22/2002
PHONE:
SANITARY NO. CONTROL NO,
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BUILDING PERMIT INFO
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LICENSED CONTRACTOR'S DECLARATION
Job Description FINALE -13
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I hereby tbmmin3.licensed underprovisiunsofCbapmr9(commencing
INSTALL
SKYLIGHT
with section of Divisim 3 of the Business and &ofmsiom Code, and my license
Section 7")
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License Class
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ARCHITECT'S DECLARATION
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1 understood my plans shall be used as public records
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OWNER -BUILDER DECLARATION
1 hereby affirm that 1 am exempt from the Contractor's License Law for the
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following reason. (Section 7031.5. Business and Professions Cade: Any city or county
$1500
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wh h m,Ci,. a prod,t t t. tilter, irppdemolish,pa so,structure
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prior to itssane. also requiresthe ppli t for suchRemirt file a signedtat nt
main sl pursuantdttheprovisions of the C tratr L La (Chapter' 9,
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we 'xi Valuation
(commencing�with Sect i 7") of Division 3 of me Buaneq. rad Pmfess ons Code)
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or that he is exempt thcmflr& 'turd the brvis for the alleged exemption.'Any violation
of section 7031.5 by any applicant for a permit subjects the applicant to a civil Penalty,
1 o6 not mom than five hundred dollars ($500).
101 APN Milt.
Occupancy Type
❑ 1. as owner of the property, or my emplayem with wages as their sole compensaaon,
102
- P I E R.S
103
- UFER Required Inspections
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-' will do the work, and the swcmre isnot intended'or -offered'for sale (see: 7044."
Business and'Professions Code: The Contractor's License Law does not apply to at:
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raw fp pertWh h'Id. -improvesth d h does such work himself
104
- REBAR
or through his mpl y pro,rded that such impravemene, sure notintended or
-pff£Gr--I Tfn In building -p t'is.ld-thn one year'of
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- ANCHOR -..BOLTS _.. ......... .._.... ..
`iompl the b lei will have the burden of pmv ng mat he d d not build or
106
- SEWER & WATER 1
mproveror,turpr mr.am.1.
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of jec p pent comran hearted tis m
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UNDERFLOORS' PLUMBING :.� "-
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Buiiness a .imis onta
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License Law tract not apply m an owner mr a.contr who Halide or seimproves thereon,
License
kens
arta rano coni rLr_saen.p,ie with a.emntractor(t) licensed pursuant tome
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Contractors Law.,
❑lame �S�.a _, ,Ba,Pemrmie,eaaan
205
- UNDERFLOOR "'PNSULATION
wrior S Dat�/1 �/,_a ) L
301
- ROUGH PLUMBING
sCUMPEN$JRION DEULARATH5N
302
- TUB & OR SHOWER
1 rebyarnrmunder penanyarperjuryone ofthe fanowingdeclarations:
303
- ROUGH MECHANICAL
❑ i have and will maintain i'Ceoifieate rot consent to ¢Ir-ineare far worker,
3 04
- ROUGH ELECTRICAL
Compenmtion, as provided for by Section 37W of the Labor Code, for the
'performance of the work for which this Permit is issued.
305
- FRAME
306
- HOEDOWNS
0 have and will'mamiain Workers Compensation i6.wmnee. as required by section
3700 or the Labor Coda, far the'perfmmarcc of the wm,k for which this Permit is
307
- INSULATION
its ❑ MyWorker's Compensation lmumnec car er and Fofcy number are
Co r 010ERTIFICOON'OF
1- 305.
?-"�XT'E RIOR,c'LYATHI':
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t EXEMPTION FROM WORKERS'
COMPENSATION INSURANCEa.310-;-,-'.--I-NTER30R---LATH
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'�'dni eefiion neeii'mal x ecmpietm if me rormd ie fmr one handmil dollars
311
- SCRATCH COAT .. ,
(E1uu)or le„�
3.1.3.
-• .ROOF...NAI,L...-.
1 n'fy th t t rf rmanc of th' f h h d'. Pe t iss' 1
'Schell
501
- FINAL ELECTRICAL' ENERGY"
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FINAL PLUMBING ENERGY
eq'tV�aE`boe - to 1'Oiermk ng rose ri�'t 1E pi ra�tnm�la
503
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1 : rm'af th Louis, Cod, utt
tans memply ahW rap C. nnottn permit shall bcdeemed revoked.
504
FINAL BUILDING.,ENERGY
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CONSTRUCTION LFNDINGAGENCY _
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- FINAL ELECTRICAL
,' 'Ih ray rr mmtihei 'a nn.t i, Inning assn rt me certognan6q
'309)Cis.C)
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- GAS TEST
hid p r issued(S
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FINAL -PLUMBING
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and tordinances d state eluting
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tobulding coromodi and hereby aammt,eep tatives orthis rty to enter Doan
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the above-opntitmed pmpeny roti inspection purposes..._
(We) Igme to save: indemnify and keep harmlms the City �t Cup mud agaimt
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liabilities, judgment,, cn,¢ and expenses which may In any way aecme against said
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Cityy c fth granting fth Pe "t
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141-11C N'jA{ f '.R$T1�D5AVD WILL COMPLY WITHdLL—ON-F^OINI'
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"H \ZARDOUS MATERIALS DISCLOSURE
Withapplicanto ore building p t mrn JI hnra"m immoral
Type Of Roof - - .. -,:'. C°-' -. ., '• - •.
as defined by the Cupertino Monte pa ode. Chaps is] 2, and the Health and Safety
Cod<Section 25512(sq /-
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roofs shall
be inspected pnor.to.any. roofing.ma[erial eing.ins[alled ...._ .
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w u m appGc tm future b de g parr ase eq p t r device, whin
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If a roof is
installed'without first obtaining an inspection I'agree to remove
em, hamormus aircondminams as defiredby the Bay Area Air Qual ty Manag men,
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all new materials
for Ins ection A llcant understands, and will comply with
vi et.
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- all non- oin[source re alahons. PP
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I have read the haearelmus, materials requiremen¢mnder Chapter 695 of the
Coli mono Health & Safety Cede. Sections 25505.25533 and 25534.1 thdeound firm
ifthebmildingdoeenatcuremlyhme aromm.thatitiemy re.,pmmibllaymubfify the
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dccupam re uirememt which, must be met prior to issuance of a Cen ffiroa of
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All roof coverings to be Class "B" or, better
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CITY OF CUPERTINO
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BUILDING DIVISION PERW
CQNT,RACTOR'INFORMATION:
B DING ADDRESS:
PERMIT NO
0061 SUISUN DR
0208017E24
kTMIM-I AFLATOONI
APPuc08/2SUB2A/2002
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SANITARY NO, CONTROL NO.
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BUILDING PERMIT INFO
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INSTALL SKYLIGHT
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with Section Division J of th<Buxin<ss and Profession Code, and my license
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ARCHITECTS DECLARATION
I understand my plan shall be used as public records
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Licensed Professional
OWNER-BUILDER DECLARATION
thereby 1 from Contractor's License Lawfor
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affirm that the w
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BUILDING $1500
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which squires s pcmut to conwcr, alar, imP:ove• demolish, or rtpaum Y structure
which r construct. p
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pn°rmi. iuumca else requires the epplicam far such permit tofiknsigrad mternent
p,.�stn �T� ,, _
Valuation
thtilm is licensed punuarm to the Provisions of the Contractor's License Law lChipar 9
(commencing with Section 1000)of Division J of the Business and Profession Code)
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or mai he is exempt therefrom and the basis for the olinked ekemptioh. Any violation
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of Section 1031.5 by any applicant for a permit subjects dte applicant to a civil penalty
of not mare than eve hundred doll.(s5W).
101ARNMU10MATION
Occupancy Type
❑Las ownerof the propcny,or my employees with wages m their sole wmp<nation.
102 — PIERS
,
10 3 - UFER Required Inspections
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will the work, and the structure is not intended or offeree for sale (Sec. 7044,
Business and Professions Code: The Contractor's License Law does not apply m an
caner of property Who bullet °r improves thereon, and who does such work himself
104 — REBAR
or thorough his own employes. provided that such improvements are: not intended or
-offeree for sale. If. howewn see wilding or improvement is sola within one year of
105 — ANCHOR BOLTS
completion, the owner-Wilder will have the burden of proving that M did me wild or
106 SEWER & WATER
improvn for Purpose ofsale.),
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Fri. as owner of the property. am exclusively conwcdngwith licensed can res cares to
202 — UNDERFLOOR PLUMBING
convect the project (Sec. 1044. Business and Profeaaion Cadc:) The Coruscates
203 — UNDERFLOOR MECHANICAL
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License Law does not apply to an owner of property who builds a improves thereon,
erd who comets for such.projecu with a connotations) limed pursuaas m the
204 — -UNDERFLOOR FRAME - - — - '-
Connector's-
req• mow.
[IIam B&PClor anis mann
❑,
205 — UNDERFLOOR'•INSULATION
Don, %> oLar3'L
301 - ROUGH PLUMBING
'S COMPENYMoNDECLARATION
302 — TUB & OR SHOWER
I rebs affirm uMer penny of parjury one of the following dcelandons:
303 — ROUGH MECHANICAL
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❑ 1 have and will maintain a'Cenilicate of Consent to self-insum for Workers
304 — ROUGH ELECTRICAL
Compeam on, as provided for by Section 3100 of the Labor Cade, for the
'yerrormmce
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305 — FRAME
of the work for which this permit is issued.
306 — HOEDOWNS
❑ I have and will maintain Worker's Compensation last.. as required by Satin
37W of the labor Code, for the performance of the work for which this permit is
307 — INSULATION
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tamed My Workers Compemsaton In sumn cc carrier and Policy number we
308 ;. SHEETROCK ---
Ciin ) •: ". .. •: L _' Policy No,
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3OJ.»;XT'ERIOR:LATH'':
!{. CERTIFICATION OF EXEMPTION FROM WORKERS'
CO!v[FF.NSATION.INSURakNCEr 4`'
.... -INTERNOR--LATH-------;;----
' IThis .&ioa need not be completed if the permit is for one hundred dollars
311 — SCRATCH COAT .. .
(Strait or less)
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-._,..313 —' ROOF-NAIL.
fy 'has i t rrom,ane of me won far which this permit i; ira md:I
,shallmt
5 01 — FINAL ELECTRICAL ENERGY
employ an p s ay}p hecoyrm,tubject to the Workeri
il�anner�O
Compenmtion w. 4I_ m _�
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502. FINAL PLUMBING. ENERGY....
ant'j, Mat.
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N E `0 rermakingthiscertificateofExemption,youshould
503 — FINAL MECHANICAL ENERGY -
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bccdmc subject to a Worker's Compensation provisions of the Labor Code, you most
fathwithamply ills mehProvisions ormaPmtawlxe«ma<oka
504 — FINAL BUILDING ENERGY'1_
CONSTRUCTION LENDING AGENCY
505 — FINAL ELECTRICAL
1 hereby wfiran that there is a construction lending agency for the performance
'of
506 — GAS TEST
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issued (Sec
the work for which this permit is i. 3091, Cie CJ
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Leader's Name_... .. .. -_._ .- - ....
— FINAL PLUMBING
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Lcndcr'a Address '
508 FINAL MECHANICAL
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I certify that I have read mu application and a.. that the above infomution is
1 to city and county ordinances and state laws relating
5 — INAL G E �—
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correct. agree comply, with all
to building conswnion.and hercbyPuthorisertpr<semativesofwscity memcrupon
5 0 — INAL P NG
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the above-mentioned Property for inspection Purposed„
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(We) agree m save, indemnify and keep harmless the City of Cupertino against
51 — INA B RKS
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IiabTides, judgments, as. and expenses which may in my way acme against said
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City sn con c e of the gaming of this permit.
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Issued by; Date
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HAZARDOUS MATERIALS DISCLOSURE
W and applicant or to.. bui dmg rccupmt sta<a handle harardau vutcnd
TYPe Of Roof . -.
asder ed by the Cupertino Munrcip We. Chapter 9.12, and the Health and Safety
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Sect on 2553201^ T.
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roofs shall be inspected.prior to.any roofing material eing installed.. - -
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— Will due applicant or future Wilding 000upnnwae equipment or devices which
,All
If a roof is installed' without first obtaining an inspectio I'agree to remove
'obmardous air con.mmmus ss curmad by the Be, Arta Air Quality Manag<mcnt
7isuar7
all new materials for inspection. Applicant understands and will comply with
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all non-point source regulations.
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1 have read the hazardous materials aquUemen. under Chapter 6.95 of the
California Health & Safety Code. Sections 25505, 25533 and 15534. 1 understand that
m to notify the
if therdoes ant currentlyhaw otifyhe
if the Wilding
dimortarsn mance
f8seeast be�thanitumY
which must b< me prim off
treat issuance of it Con
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Occupancy.
aSig
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at re of . pplicant
All roof coverings to be Class "B" or better
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ORDiNANCE OF THE CITY OF CUPERTINO
FOR NONPOINT SOURCE POLLUTION AND
WATERCOURSE PROTECTION: CiIAPTER 918
9.18.090 Violation
Any person who violates any provision of this
chapter is guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction
thereof shall be punished as provided in Chapter 1.12 of
this code.
9.18.100 Civil penalty for violation.
Payment of funds to account.
Any person who violates any provision of this
chapter or any provision of any permit issued pursuant to
this chapter shall be civilly liable to the City in a sum not
to exceed the amounts provided for in Government Code
Section 54740 and/or 54740.5. The City may petition
the Superior Court pursuant to Govemment Code
Section 54740 to impose, assess and recover such sums.
The civil penalty provided in this section is cumulative
and not exclusive, and shall be in addition to all other
remedies available to the City under State and Federal
law and local ordinances. Funds collected pursuant to
this section shall be paid to City's Environmental
Management Account.
9.18.110 Civil penalty for illicit discharges.
Payment of funds to account.
Any person who discharges pollutants, in
violation of this chapter, by the use of illicit connections
shall be civilly liable to the City in a sum not to exceed
twenty-five thousand dollars per day per violation for
each day in which such violation occurs. The City may
petition the Superior Court pursuant to Government
Code Section 54740 to impose, assess and recover such
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sums. The civil penalty provided in this section is
cumulative and not exclusive, and shall be in addition to
all other remedies available to the City under State and
Federal law and local ordinances. Funds collected
pursuant to this section shall be paid to City's
Environmental Storm Management Account,
Storlll Drain
Pollution Prevention:
,leas Up to Us
he the Santa Clam Valley, sloven drains flow
direc(ly to local creeks and San Francisco
Bay, with no'Ueahneut. Storm water pollu-
lion is a serious problem for wildlife deficit.
tient on our waterways mrd for the people
who live near polluted streams or baylands.
Solite common sources of this pollution
Include spilled oil• fuel, and fluids front
vehicles and heavy equipment; construction
debris; Immiscaping runoff containing pesli.
cidcs or weed killers; and materials such as
used motor oil, antifreeze, and paint prod-
ucts (lint people pour or spill into a street or
storm (train.
'Illirleen valley cities have joined together
with Saila Clara Counly and the Saila Clara
Valley Water District to educate local resi•
deals and businesses and fight storm drain
Pollution. We hope you will juin us, by usdug
the practices described in this pamphlet.
General Business Practices During Comslructlon
Fresh Concrete
I' O Both at your yard and the construction O Don't mix up more fresh concrete or
a n v site, always store both dry and wet cement Ilion you will use in a day.
materials under cover, protected from
rps
Mortar App 1 i ea ti 011 rainfall and runoB. Protect dry mated O Set u0 and operate small mixers plastic l tic
ass from wind. .1 henry plasllc
d Ill
i, I] Secure bags of
cenhenl after
Ihey are open.
Be sure to keep
wind-blown
f h cement powder
away from gut-
ters, storm
=! drains, rainfall,
t^ and runoff.
w
O Waste out con-
crete mixers only
rop c o is.
❑ When ciconing
lip Aller driveway
or sidewalk
construction.
wash runes onto
dirt areas, not
down the drive•
way or Into the
street or storm
drain.
O Place Tray bales
Spill Response Ageucles
1. DiAL911
2. Saila Clara Valley Water Ddslricl
Environmental Compliance Division
(408) 927-0710,
3. Governor's Office of Emergency
Services Warning Ccntcr w" a
(8(X)) 85'2-7550 (24 hours). it 10 COPY
Local Pollution Control
Agencies
Son(n Clara Cuunly Office of Toxics
and Solid Waste hlnnngentcnt
(408) 441-1195
Salim Clarn Valley Water District
(408) 927.0710
Sun Jose/Smith Clara Water i'ollution
Control Plant
(408) 945-5300
Serving Campbell, Coperfino, los Gatos,
Alilpilas, Mottle Sereno, Sate Jose, Santa
Clara, and Saratoga
Sunnyvale Wnter Pollution Ctnstrul
1'hutl ,
(408) 730.7270
Serving Stuuryvale
1'ulu Alto iteglonul Witter Quality
Con(roll'Intlt '
015) 329-2598 -•
Serving Cast Palo Alla, Los Altos, Los
Altos Hills, Alitimlain Viers, Palo Alto,
and Stanford
Developers
(Test Management Practices for Storlll Water Pollution Prevention
ouch ail Francisco
k ands S
local creeks w 11 to 0
sins now
directly dr Y
Clara
Valle storm
Santa C ,
n the S Y
I
Bay, no
treatment. S
toren
water P
ollution
is a serious
robe
stn for
wildlife dependente
ndent
on our waterways and for the people who live near polluted streams or baylands. Proper
management of construction sites reduces pollution significantly. This booklet summarizes
"best management practices" (BMPs) for storm water pollution prevention.
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SA)tAtO A
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r1 g *� � J•g g Keep all liquid pninl products and 1'altslltlg Cleanup
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A �. i t a wastes away from (he suffer, street, slid
affirm drains, liquid residues from paints, O Never clean brushes or rinse palmi
and App 11 ea ti o u Iliinners, solvents, Rlues. And cleaning fluids containers Into a street, sutler, storm
`' Are Inazarduus wastes. When they are floor• drain, or stream.
of Solveiiitss)aiid oughydry, crisply
paint cans, slxnl . O f
Adhesives brushes. rags, 211d
drug cloths loony he
disposed of as trash.
•\ t'nfut ilt:mvval••
O Chemical paint
s stripping resi-.
clue is n hnrm,l-
ous waste.
— v • Cl Chips and (lust
hum marine
pninla or
or water-based
Politics, paint out
brushes to (Ire
extent possible.
and rinse to (Ile
Sanitary sewer.
O For oil•baaed
palms, paint out
brushes to Ilse
extent possible,
filler and reuse
thinners slid
solvents. Dispose
of excess liquids
in designated
or office erosion
Itis lend or tributyl list are hazardous
wash-out areas lit your yard, where the
controls dowst•slope to capture ntnnlf
' Best Planagefllellt
water will flow fillip cmilaimllentPonds
carrying mortar orCenters( btforeit '
prialely.
or onto dirt. Whenever possible,
reaches the storm drain.
Practices for the
recycle washout by pumping back Into
Paperhangers
dry stripping and valid blasting may be
swept up slid disposed as (rash.
mixers for reuse. Never dispose of
O When braking up paying, be sure to
Masons and bricklayers
washout hntn the street, storm
pick up all the pieces slid dispose prop.
Sidewalk construction crews
drains, drainage ditches, or
erly.
Patio construction workers
etreemv.
O Recycle large chunks of broken concret
block alarm drains. Wash water onto a
hazard liquid, including sludges, as
at a landfill.
Construction inspectors
hazardous waste.
General conlraclois
authority to find out if you can collect
l.andsca 1st /Oarrden
p S
O Dispose of small amounts of excess dry
General contractors
What Cats You Do?
concrete, grout, and mortar in the trash.
Home builders
Plottpoint Source
O Never bury waste material.
Spill Response Ageucles
1. DiAL911
2. Saila Clara Valley Water Ddslricl
Environmental Compliance Division
(408) 927-0710,
3. Governor's Office of Emergency
Services Warning Ccntcr w" a
(8(X)) 85'2-7550 (24 hours). it 10 COPY
Local Pollution Control
Agencies
Son(n Clara Cuunly Office of Toxics
and Solid Waste hlnnngentcnt
(408) 441-1195
Salim Clarn Valley Water District
(408) 927.0710
Sun Jose/Smith Clara Water i'ollution
Control Plant
(408) 945-5300
Serving Campbell, Coperfino, los Gatos,
Alilpilas, Mottle Sereno, Sate Jose, Santa
Clara, and Saratoga
Sunnyvale Wnter Pollution Ctnstrul
1'hutl ,
(408) 730.7270
Serving Stuuryvale
1'ulu Alto iteglonul Witter Quality
Con(roll'Intlt '
015) 329-2598 -•
Serving Cast Palo Alla, Los Altos, Los
Altos Hills, Alitimlain Viers, Palo Alto,
and Stanford
Developers
(Test Management Practices for Storlll Water Pollution Prevention
ouch ail Francisco
k ands S
local creeks w 11 to 0
sins now
directly dr Y
Clara
Valle storm
Santa C ,
n the S Y
I
Bay, no
treatment. S
toren
water P
ollution
is a serious
robe
stn for
wildlife dependente
ndent
on our waterways and for the people who live near polluted streams or baylands. Proper
management of construction sites reduces pollution significantly. This booklet summarizes
"best management practices" (BMPs) for storm water pollution prevention.
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MN,E Y 'NO
SA)tAtO A
SANJ•S rasa rite LL
r
r1 g *� � J•g g Keep all liquid pninl products and 1'altslltlg Cleanup
i
A �. i t a wastes away from (he suffer, street, slid
affirm drains, liquid residues from paints, O Never clean brushes or rinse palmi
and App 11 ea ti o u Iliinners, solvents, Rlues. And cleaning fluids containers Into a street, sutler, storm
`' Are Inazarduus wastes. When they are floor• drain, or stream.
of Solveiiitss)aiid oughydry, crisply
paint cans, slxnl . O f
Adhesives brushes. rags, 211d
drug cloths loony he
disposed of as trash.
•\ t'nfut ilt:mvval••
O Chemical paint
s stripping resi-.
clue is n hnrm,l-
ous waste.
— v • Cl Chips and (lust
hum marine
pninla or
or water-based
Politics, paint out
brushes to (Ire
extent possible.
and rinse to (Ile
Sanitary sewer.
O For oil•baaed
palms, paint out
brushes to Ilse
extent possible,
filler and reuse
thinners slid
solvents. Dispose
of excess liquids
Blueprint for a Clean Bay
Best Management
Practices for the
Construction hiduAry
Salina CIai-a Valley
nollpoiut Source
10- Pollution Control
1'rograui
Rein
einb'er:• The property owner and the contractor share ultiniate.respoiisibility for-.*
the activities that occur on a construction site:.You nlay be held•respo' nsible'for: ally_
environmental damalte caused by your subcontractors or employees. -
Earth -Moving
41 Activities
Best Management
' Practices for the
Bulldozer, backhoe, and grading machine
operators
Dump truck drivers
Site supervisors
General contractors
Home builders
Developers
Stornt Drain Pollution
frotit Eartit-itloving
Activities
Soil excavation and grading operations
loosen large amounts of soil that can flow
or blow into storm drains if handled
Improperly. Soil erodes due to a
combination of decreased soil stability,
increased runoff, and Increased flow
velocity,Some of use most effective erosion
control practices reduce the smount of
ntnofl crossing a site and slow the flow
with check dams or roughened ground
surfaces.
What Can You Do?
During Construction
O Remove existing vegetation only when
Absolutely necessary.
O Consider planting temporary vegetation
for erosion control on slopes or where
construction Is not immediately planned.
O Protect downslope drainage courses,
streams, and storm drains with tiny bales
or temporary drainage swales.
O Use check dams or ditches to divert
runoff around excavations.
O Cover stockpiles and excavated soil with
secured tarps or plastic affecting.
General Busltess Practices
O Schedule excavation and grading work
for dry -costlier.
O Perforw major equipment repairs away
train lir job site.
O When refueling or vehicle/eq,dpnhent
maintenance must be done on site.
designate a location away from storm
drains, .
O Do not, use diesel oil to lubricate equip-
ment or pacts.
Detecting contantfnated
soil or groundwater
As you know, contaminated groundwater
is a common problem in the Santa Clara
Valley. It Is essential that all cnntraclors
and subcontractors involved in excavation
and grading know what to look for in
detecting contaminated soil or
groundwater, and test ponded
groundwater before puinping. See
Dlueprinf/ora Clean Day, aeonstruetion
best management practices guide
available from the Santa Clara Valley
Nonpoint Source Pollution Control
Program, for details.
Watch for any of Unese conditinns:
• Unusual soil condillona, discoloration•
or odor
• Abandoned underground tanks
I Abandoned wells
• Buried barrels, debris, or trash
_01.
Zoo
it's Up to Us
Heavy Site Planning aid Preventive Cleats up spills iuuttediately
J Vchicle Maintenance wizen tlsey happen.
Eq u i p in a u t. O Designate one area of the construction O Never hose down 'dirty' pavement or
I site, well away from streams or storm impermeable surfaces where fluids have
' O p e r a t1 o n drain inlets, for auto and equipment spilled. Use dry
parking. W)tat Can You Do? clmnup methal
refueling• and
routine vehicle
and equipment
maintenance.
O Maintain all
Ivehicles and
Ci heavy equip.
mcnt.Inspect
—��•••••� frequently for
leaks.
O Perforin major
maintenance,
repair jobs, and
vehicle and
Best Management veli{pineal
Pr'1 t' tl washing off dile
(absorbent
materials, cat
liner, and/or
rass)•whenever
possible. If you
must use water,
use just enough
to keep the dust
down,
O Sweep up spillet,
day materials 1
immediately,
Never Attempt It
'wash them
a C ICCS Or IC
j:sints contain• Wllat Call You Do? and residue as
away Willi Wales
Itis lend or tributyl list are hazardous
hazardous waste.
Best Plarlagemerlt
wastes. Dry sweep slid dispose ofappro-
radiator coolant, or other fluids on site.
Practices for the
prialely.
Recycle/reuse leftover pallets
1'ainlera
O I nivel chips and dual limn oon•harardous
whenever possll►le.
Paperhangers
dry stripping and valid blasting may be
swept up slid disposed as (rash.
•
O Recycle excess water-based paint or use
l
Plasterers
General contractors
up. Dispose of excess liquid, including
• nated soil.
O When stripping or cloning building
sludges, as hazardous waste.
Graphic at lists
exteriors wills high-pressure water.
O Reuse leftover oil-based paint. Dispose of
Dry wall crews
block alarm drains. Wash water onto a
hazard liquid, including sludges, as
Fluor covering ins+allers
dirt area and spade into soil. Or, check
with the local wastewater treaunenl
hazardous waste.
General conlraclois
authority to find out if you can collect
l.andsca 1st /Oarrden
p S
Home builders
(ntop or vacuum) building cleaning water
Irom storm draint.
Maintenance
null dispose to the sanitary sewer.
Plottpoint Source
Developers
appropriate landfill or disposed alas hazard.
Collect and recycle or appropriately dispose
Pollution Cotltrol'
Best Pla lea clef 11 ell t
mug waste. Never bury waste materials or `-
11etneinber:' .'nI'f property
owner and the contractor share ulthnate.responsibility for".
that occur oil .a construction site+.You ala be beld•r.:spolisible for.a'tly.�•
elle activities t o
environmental dattlage
caused by your* SUbCO11traC(OCS
••
„
Or eluplOyeeS.
or stream bed.
Blueprint for a Clean Bay
Best Management
Practices for the
Construction hiduAry
Salina CIai-a Valley
nollpoiut Source
10- Pollution Control
1'rograui
Rein
einb'er:• The property owner and the contractor share ultiniate.respoiisibility for-.*
the activities that occur on a construction site:.You nlay be held•respo' nsible'for: ally_
environmental damalte caused by your subcontractors or employees. -
Earth -Moving
41 Activities
Best Management
' Practices for the
Bulldozer, backhoe, and grading machine
operators
Dump truck drivers
Site supervisors
General contractors
Home builders
Developers
Stornt Drain Pollution
frotit Eartit-itloving
Activities
Soil excavation and grading operations
loosen large amounts of soil that can flow
or blow into storm drains if handled
Improperly. Soil erodes due to a
combination of decreased soil stability,
increased runoff, and Increased flow
velocity,Some of use most effective erosion
control practices reduce the smount of
ntnofl crossing a site and slow the flow
with check dams or roughened ground
surfaces.
What Can You Do?
During Construction
O Remove existing vegetation only when
Absolutely necessary.
O Consider planting temporary vegetation
for erosion control on slopes or where
construction Is not immediately planned.
O Protect downslope drainage courses,
streams, and storm drains with tiny bales
or temporary drainage swales.
O Use check dams or ditches to divert
runoff around excavations.
O Cover stockpiles and excavated soil with
secured tarps or plastic affecting.
General Busltess Practices
O Schedule excavation and grading work
for dry -costlier.
O Perforw major equipment repairs away
train lir job site.
O When refueling or vehicle/eq,dpnhent
maintenance must be done on site.
designate a location away from storm
drains, .
O Do not, use diesel oil to lubricate equip-
ment or pacts.
Detecting contantfnated
soil or groundwater
As you know, contaminated groundwater
is a common problem in the Santa Clara
Valley. It Is essential that all cnntraclors
and subcontractors involved in excavation
and grading know what to look for in
detecting contaminated soil or
groundwater, and test ponded
groundwater before puinping. See
Dlueprinf/ora Clean Day, aeonstruetion
best management practices guide
available from the Santa Clara Valley
Nonpoint Source Pollution Control
Program, for details.
Watch for any of Unese conditinns:
• Unusual soil condillona, discoloration•
or odor
• Abandoned underground tanks
I Abandoned wells
• Buried barrels, debris, or trash
_01.
Zoo
it's Up to Us
Heavy Site Planning aid Preventive Cleats up spills iuuttediately
J Vchicle Maintenance wizen tlsey happen.
Eq u i p in a u t. O Designate one area of the construction O Never hose down 'dirty' pavement or
I site, well away from streams or storm impermeable surfaces where fluids have
' O p e r a t1 o n drain inlets, for auto and equipment spilled. Use dry
parking. W)tat Can You Do? clmnup methal
refueling• and
routine vehicle
and equipment
maintenance.
O Maintain all
Ivehicles and
Ci heavy equip.
mcnt.Inspect
—��•••••� frequently for
leaks.
O Perforin major
maintenance,
repair jobs, and
vehicle and
Best Management veli{pineal
Pr'1 t' tl washing off dile
(absorbent
materials, cat
liner, and/or
rass)•whenever
possible. If you
must use water,
use just enough
to keep the dust
down,
O Sweep up spillet,
day materials 1
immediately,
Never Attempt It
'wash them
a C ICCS Or IC
General Business PracticesaniuryeewerbyrunninzehoseteauU:Iry
away Willi Wales
1
O
If yotl nhust drain and replace motor oil.
or bury them,
Use as little water a possible for dust
link or sewer pipe deanout)unction
radiator coolant, or other fluids on site.
control.
Vehicle slid equipnlelil operators '
use drip pans or drop cloths to catch
o In communities with curbside yard wane
1
Site supervisors
drips and spills. Collect all spent fluids.
Cl Clean up spills on dirt areas by digging
1'Cp:11r wnl'I(CI'a
store in separate containers• slid recycle
up and properly disposing of con(anni.
General contractors
whenever passible.
• nated soil.
fume builders O
Do dol use diesel oil 10 lubricate equip-
O Report significant spills to file appropri•
Developers
mend or parts.
ate spill response agencies immediately.
;
O Contact the local sewage haunent suthbr•
(See reverse.)
treatment plant
my. You may he able to discharge to the
a
r
Landseaphig,
General Business PracticesaniuryeewerbyrunninzehoseteauU:Iry
pruning waste,
4
Gardeiihig
O )'rotKt uockoiles and landscaping materialo
link or sewer pipe deanout)unction
:?
•
from wind end min by storing them under
O Do not use copper -based dpccides uniru
o In communities with curbside yard wane
a i l d
tarps a secured plastic sheeting,
absolutely necessary. Control algae with
1'Cp:11r wnl'I(CI'a
1'001 Maitltetlallee
Store pe"icide& (trUllaer& and other chemic
exist Indoor lir In a filled fir alornae cabinet,
chlorine or other alternatives to copper.
boned pool chemicals. Copper is a powerful
-
{
Or, take to a landfill that composts yard
(,CIICI'id lUllh':IflUf3
hcrbkWe Sewa Relreatmenllechrrolop
waste
I Ionic builders
O Schedule grading and exu•ation projects for
cannot remove all N the metals that enter a
;
O Contact the local sewage haunent suthbr•
dry weather,
treatment plant
my. You may he able to discharge to the
a
r
O Use temporary cheek dame or ditches to
divert runoff sway
l.andsca 1st /Oarrden
p S
J'
:?
Santa Clara Valley
Irom storm draint.
Maintenance
.�Y
'•i,. O Protect storm
drains with hay
bales or other
erosion conlrela.
O Revegetntfon Is
an excellent
form of crofiiou
'control for any
site.
Best Plarlagement Pool/
I' • t• f - ti rountaln/Spa
O Vise up pesticides.
- Itinse container&
and use
rhmeweter am '
product Dispose '
of rinsed contain -
en in the Unsh.
O Disunite of unused
pesticide ss
harArdous waste
O Collect lawn and' x
garden clippings. h
I aC ICCS OI IC
Ptafntonanee
pruning waste,
IAnldrfapCl's
roofs. it rains, sweep and remove
and tree trim'
Best Pl a l>ta gelll ell t
.O Never discharge pool or sus water to • street
mints. Chi g aKefaa and compost
ip necessary.
(ial'11l'lltl's
I or storm dein
o In communities with curbside yard wane
Swimming pool/spa service and
I O When emptying a pool or spa, lel chlorine
recycling. leave clippings and pruning waste
1'Cp:11r wnl'I(CI'a
dissipate days. A
r a few daynd then recycle/
for pickup in approved begs or containers.
Construction 111(1 US try
reuse .eater by draining it gradually onto a
Or, take to a landfill that composts yard
(,CIICI'id lUllh':IflUf3
tandscaped xrt:a
waste
I Ionic builders
OR.
o Do not place yard wasit in gutters.
oCrcluplCl's
O Contact the local sewage haunent suthbr•
O Do not blow or rake cleaves, act: Into the
What Ca Il YOU Do?
my. You may he able to discharge to the
Street.
I
�
Designate one liven of the site for auto O Corer and maintain dumpslen. Check.
General
parking• vehicle refueling, and rate.' frequently for leaks. Place dumpslen under
tine equipment maintenance. The roofs or corer with tarps or plastic sheeting
Co Its tI-U C ti o I i designated area should be well away from secured around the outside *( life dumpsler.
and
streams or storm drain inlets, and benned Never clean out. .
U if necessary,
or
Site Supel-vlslon
Makerepairs off sfi adum t rb
• • lt.
0 Keep mated.
xis Out lir Use
r
' i i -' •'a>` ;•�. ;;� � �� • -. rain — pre.
vent runofraun
.n
, conlinntion
at the source.
Cover exissisocol
piles of soil lir
"�•` construction
materials with
plastic Sheeting
pit e y
hosing it down
on the construe -
don site.
O Blake sure -
portable tolleta , '^
are In good
working order.. .
Check frequently
for leaks,
Materials/
Was el
t
,r;%i.v' G:•cy.::
�" y
or temporary '
Before
-
Handling
roofs or plastic sheets and berms.
roofs. it rains, sweep and remove
Best Pl a l>ta gelll ell t
materials from surfaces that drain to
. O Practice Source Reduction — rnih,innize
Practices for the
storm dnina. Geek& or channels.
'
waste when you order materials. Order
O Keep pollutants off exposed surfaces.
only the amount you need to finish lire job.
,,
Q9Q9rary
Place Irash cans And recycling receptacles
O Use recyclable materials whenever poa.%
Construction 111(1 US try
around the site to minimize litter.
sible.
O Develop and implement erosion/sediment
O ' Clean up leaks, drips void other spills
O Dispose of all wastes properly. Many
immediately so they do not conlaminale
soil or groundwater or leave residue
construction materials and wastes. Including
on
Paved surfaces.
solvents, water-based paints. Vehicle fluid&
What Ca Il YOU Do?
O Never Inose dosyn "dirty"
broken asphalt and concrete, wood, And
cleared vegetation can be recycled. (See the
rates), or dig up and remove contaminated
pavement or
surfaces where materials hnve spilled.
reference list of recycles at lite back of
Santa Clara Valley
Use dry cleanup methods whenever
passible. If you must use water, use just
Blaeprint/br a CraftDay) Materials that
cannot be recycled must be taken to an
.�Y
Plottpoint Source
enough to keep the dust down,
appropriate landfill or disposed alas hazard.
Collect and recycle or appropriately dispose
Pollution Cotltrol'
Best Pla lea clef 11 ell t
mug waste. Never bury waste materials or `-
Program
leave diem In the street or near a creek
allied areas at your yard• away from the
O
or stream bed.
OFFI.P.-E COPY.,
Roadworh:
and
Paving
I
Cl Corer and seat catch basins and manholes
when applying seal coal• slurry sed, fog seal
ale.
O Use check clams, ditches, or berms to divert
runoff around excavations.
O Never wash excess material from exposed
aggregate concrete or similar trealntetils bill
a street or storm drain. Collect and recycle, ,
or dispose to dirt area
O Cover stockpiles (asphalt• sand• etc.) and
other materials with plastic tarps. Protect
from rainfall and prevent runoff with tempo
roofs or plastic sheets and berms.
What Can You Do,?
O.
Catch drips from paverwilh drip pans or
absorbent material (clolh, rags, eta) placed
,,
Q9Q9rary
General Business Practices
under machine when not in use.
.� ��
O Develop and implement erosion/sediment
O
Clean tap all spills and leaks using'drr
control plans for embankments.
methods (Willi Absorbent materials and/lir
O Schedule excavation and grading work for
rates), or dig up and remove contaminated
dry weather,
soil'
O Check for and repair leaking equipment
O
Collect and recycle or appropriately dispose
Best Pla lea clef 11 ell t
O Perform major equipment repairs in des47
of excess abrasive gravel or sand.
Practices for the
allied areas at your yard• away from the
O
Avoid over•applicalion by water trucks for
dual control
construction site.
Hand crews
O When refuelingorvehicle/equipment
Asphalt/Coneteteitelnoval
Driveway/sidewalk/parking list
maintenance must be done on site, designate
construction crews
a location away from storm drains and
O
Avoid creating excess dual when breaking,
Stoll tolnlrintltrrs
creek&
asphalt or concrete.
alo
Ugrading
O Do not use diesel oil to lubricate equipment
O
After breaking old pavement. be sure to '
or parts
remove all chunks and pieces.
grading cqugnmernl
q
paving rucks nus
O Recycle used oil, concrete broken asphalt
O
Make sure brokers r
pavement does not come
j
dump (rucks
etc, whenever possible
In contact with rainfall or rune ll.'
!
O
Shovel or vacuum -saw -cut slurry and remuve:
emncrele mixers
During Construction
from the site.. Cover or barricade storm '•
-y
Construction inspeclfirs
O Avoid paving and seal coating in wet' u
drain during saw -cutting if necessary: '•
; ':,
GenCl'id contractors
weather, or when rain Is forecast before 4
O
Never hose down streets to eleap up tracked
•' '
Developers
fresh pavement will have time to cure..
dirt .: : •.°..,:•�
J.
I
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SKYLIGHT SHAFT •
After your skylight has been installed on your roof, it may
be necessary to construct a skylight well or shaft to get
light into the room below. This can be done by framing.
the skylight well (using 2 x 2's and sheetrock or plywood)
from the underside of the skylight to the ceiling. Cut a
hole in the ceiling and frame it in as you did the roof _
opening. Paint the skylight well a light color. You mayF wish to add a while plastic diffuser panel at the ceiling toconceal the well. AUG 2 2
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Skylight Installation Instructions
�introductton
API skylights are designed to fit standard modular roofing
construction. Most roofs are supported by miters set at centers
of 16", 24", 32" or 48". Measure between the center of your
ratters to determine their spacing. Rafters can be cut to •
accommodate a larger skylight if desired. This procedure is
explained in the instructions.
�4
3. Placing and preparing the curb
A: Check curb for proper fit over opening. Use a
generous amount of roofing mastic where the curb is to
be set. Fit curb to roofopening and nail it down. Then
apply another coat of roof mastic around the bottom
edges of the curb.
B.. Nail cant strips around the bottom of the curb, mitering
the comers. (See Curb Detail) .
C. Now cover side of the curb with roofing felt leave at
least.12 inches of felt around the curb to be covered
with roofing material later. Use roofing nails to attach
felt to curb. Use mastic at all overlapping spots and
joints.
4. ` Setting the skylight
A.' Apply s generous amount of exterior acrylic caulk or
silicone on top of the curb. Place skylight over curb
and check for squareness. Press down on skylight
while attaching it with aluminum nails through pre-
drilled holes in skylight frame.
Sketch I
Existing Construction Skylight Addition:
I. Read instructions for new construction
2. Cutting the holes
New Construction jtppNCE V, _t"
1. Building the curb I{V ACCO r S r ^0 " n ' t, Dctermine `''here skylight is to be located. (Remember
A. 2x6 material should be used for the curb co, that if there is electrical wiring or plumbing where
B. The curb should be built to match.theer. v" _skylight is desired that, these must be moved.) Drive a
=� nail through the ceiling to indicate the Spot. If there is
dimensions. The inside of the curb should match e
_ .an attic go into the attic and find the nail.
inside of the rafters over which the curtl:willlbe•pl ed., ,' ,;,r,;•,i r Bi:' Wtule in the attic, detemairte'where the opening should
(See Curb Detail) This set 0 ,::.t?y r beer, Drive a nail through the roof alongside 2. Cutting rafters and installing headers j7e kept 0' 1jC iah at f II ""'`s ..u. �.b • ^:r5 the
r;,;;,, e4 of _ raRe mat the four comers of the proposed opening.
A. If'a ratter is to be cut to accommodate atlargei-skyligfL ",rrl ' p., feS;aOn the roof, draw the proposed opening in conjunction
then double headers should be installedawithTfrarning Ci? of hu;lAiil'-with the nails driven u from below. Remove as much
clips. (See Sketch 2) Headers should beim"italled'sti"' ` ^� P
that the inside dimension of the headerslisithessaine ast ,his plan end 3psc4ehirhg materials as necessary and cut back the roofing
the inside dimension of the curb. Use 2xlttiateiizl'foi held to, permit or Umaterials as necessary and cut back the roofing felt at
headers. least eight inches from the opening. (See Sketch 3)
approval of ii.e violation of, any F
. _. 6:,., nrdinance or State Law.
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Ranting dips from 4uidc
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Headers
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