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BC Building Code Part 2 Plan Checking Assignment

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This assignment is about plan checking for Building Permit application. It includes 10 sample plans with missing information or non-conforming information to BC Building Code. The assignment requires answering questions with code reference.

BC Building Code Part 2 Plan Checking Assignment

   Added on 2023-06-10

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CANADIAN HOME BUILDERS’ ASSOCIATION OF BC
BC Building Code Part 2
Assignment 1: Plan Checking
Student Name:
Student ID:
Course Date:
Course City:
Instructions
The ten drawings attached at the end of this assignment, are samples of plans that
could be submitted, along with all required information, at time of applying for a
Building Permit. There may be missing information or information on the drawings
that do not conform to the BC Building Code.
A number within a circle notes all questions on the drawings. Please correspond the
written numbered question to the same number in the circle. Read each question
carefully and ask yourself “What information is given and what is being asked”.
Each question requires an answer and code reference.
The code reference will consist of at least five digits and look similar to the following
examples:
Sentence 9.6.6.1.(1)
Clause 9.6.6.1.(1) (a) or
Sub clause 9.6.6.1.(1) (a) (i)
This is an open book assignment, so you are permitted to use the BC Building Code,
Revisions and Errata along with a calculator.
You are required to submit this assignment to your instructor via email at least two
weeks prior to attend the class. This information is on the word form you will be
using to compile your answers.
CHBA BC CODE OF CONDUCT
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BC Building Code Part 2 Plan Checking Assignment_1
CANADIAN HOME BUILDERS’ ASSOCIATION OF BC
When you registered for this course, you agreed to adhere to the CHBA BC
Education Honour Code. Initial this box to confirm your understanding that any form
of academic dishonesty will not be tolerated.
SPECIFICATIONS
Location Cache Creek BC
123 Stage Road
Lot 2, Plan 9876
Soil Compact Sand and Gravel
Roof Asphalt Shingles
Felt Underlay 9.5 mm (3/8 “)
Plywood sheathing c/w H-clips
Engineered Roof Trusses @ 600 mm (24” o.c.)
Ceiling Effective Thermal Resistance of 8.67 RSI (Zone 5) without
HRV
Minimum CAN/CGSB-51.34 Vapour Barrier
12.7 mm (½”) Ceiling Board
Textured Finish
Fascia/Soffit 100 mm (4”) x 125mm ( 5”) Alum Gutter
38 mm (2”) x 184 mm (8”) Fascia Board
Vented Alum or Vinyl Soffit
Exterior Wall Masonry Veneer, Horizontal Bevelled Cedar Siding and
Vertical Cedar Siding (see elevations)
Building Paper
9.5 mm (3/8”) Plywood Sheathing
38 mm (2”) x 140 mm ( 6”) Studs @ 400 mm (16”) o.c.
Effective Thermal Resistance of 3.08 RSI (Zone 5) HRV
Minimum CAN/CGSB 51.34 Vapour Barrier
12.7 mm (½”) Gypsum Board
Interior
Partition
38 mm (2”) x 89 mm (4”) Studs @ 400 mm (16”) o.c.
12.7 mm (½”) Gypsum Board on each side
Main Floor Finish Flooring to Owner’s Specification
15.9 mm (5/8”) T&G Spruce Plywood Subfloor (glued)
38 mm (2”) x 235 mm (10”) SPF #2 Floor Joists c/w
Bridging
12.7 mm (½” )Gypsum Board
Basement
Floor
89 mm (3 ½”) Concrete Slab Floor
CAN/CGSB 51.34 Moisture Barrier
Minimum 140 mm (6”) of Compact Sand or Gravel
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BC Building Code Part 2 Plan Checking Assignment_2
CANADIAN HOME BUILDERS’ ASSOCIATION OF BC
EXTERIOR
Foundation
Wall
Damp-proofing and Gumming of Tie Holes up to grade
200 mm (8”) Concrete Foundation Wall
Effective Thermal Resistance of 2.98 RSI (Zone 5) without
HRV
100 mm (4”) Drain Tile draining into a dry well pit 5 metres
from the footings
Minimum of 140 mm (6”) Gravel on top and sides of drain
tile
Stairs Run: 235 mm (9 ¼”)
Nosing: 25 mm (1”)
Tread: 260 mm (10 ¼”)
Rise: 189 mm (7 ½”)
Handrail: Between 800 (2’ 8”) and 965 mm (3’ 2”)
Headroom: 1950 mm (6’ 5”) Minimum
Sundeck Approved Waterproof Decking Material
15.9 mm (5/8”) T & G Spruce Plywood Subfloor
2” x 8” SPF #2 @ 400 mm (16”) o.c.
Perforated Alum or Vinyl Soffit
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BC Building Code Part 2 Plan Checking Assignment_3
CANADIAN HOME BUILDERS’ ASSOCIATION OF BC
Questions
1. The left side (garage side) of the dwelling unit has a setback of 2 metres (6’ 6”), and
the fire department is within 10 minutes response time. The exposed building face for this
side is 71 square metres. What is the maximum aggregate of glazed opening permitted in
this wall? (For this exercise, increase to the next highest square metres of exposed
building face that the Code gives and do not use Part 3.)
Answer The maximum area of glazed opening that is permitted for this exposed
wall is 9% of the total area of the exposed wall. That means that the
maximum permitted opening is 9% of 71 square metres which equals to
6.39 square metres.
Code Reference 9.10.15.4.(1) and (2)
2. What is the minimum clearance required between a roof surface and cladding that is
adversely affected by moisture?
Answer A minimum distance of 450mm is allowed between the cladding and
roof surface that is adversely affected by moisture.
Code Reference 9.36.2.10
3. What is the minimum thickness permitted for plywood wall sheathing that is supporting
wood vertical cladding?
Answer The maximum amount of plywood sheathing wall sheathing allowed is
19mm
Code Reference 9.27.5.3
4. What is the maximum height that the top of the bottom member, of a guard assembly,
can be above the floor?
Answer The maximum height is 1800mm
Code Reference 9.8.8.1
5. What is the minimum clearance that is required between masonry veneer and wood-
framed walls?
Answer The minimum clearance required is 300mm
Code Reference 9.29.3.1.(1)
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BC Building Code Part 2 Plan Checking Assignment_4

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