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1. Do you plan to do a Grundtvig? Continuing Education;
2. UDC changed August 1;
3. Plate-type effluent filters still approved for use in state;
4. Wisconsin Enrolled Commercial Building Code order form;
5. Khondaker transfers;
6. Electrical Q&A;
7. Three alternate standards approved for commercial buildings;
8. Wisconsin Commercial Building Code Certification Training;
9. Seismic calculations won't slow plan reviews;
10. Pewaukee exam site will fill sooner;
11. If you hear someone remark they didn't see the September WCCR
, please remind them that the publication is no longer sent out free to all plumbing credential holders. You may order a paper subscription (12 months) to the WCCR by sending $20 to the Safety and Buildings Division, Audrey Fries, PO Box 2658, Madison, WI 53701.
12. Garage floor drainage for one- and two-family residences?;
13. Get a grip on climbing wall inspections;
14. Recently approved building material evaluations;
15. Statements of Scope for Rental Weatherization and Wisconsin Fund;
16. Improved plumbing exam drawings;
17. Change in distribution of Plumbing Products Register;
18. UW-Madison Small Scale Waste Management Project will offer an all-day POWTS Maintainer-Qualifier class Tuesday, October 21, 2003, Arlington UW Research Station;
19. November 1 Refrigeration code changes are important updates;
20. Voltage testers and cordless drills recalled;
21. Plumbing information in a Q&A format organized by code section is on the S&B WebSite;
22. Fax or email technical code questions;
23. You will find the 2003 S&B credential exam schedule on the Internet;
24. Delegated Agents (Commercial Buildings);
25. You may check the status of a credential on the S&B WebSite;
26. Safety and Buildings-related codes are on the Internet;
27. Q&A about the Wisconsin Commercial Buildings Code is on the S&B WebSite;
28. Contact information for plan review;
29. Paper subscription for the WCCR;
30. Wisconsin Construction Codes Report.
1. Do you plan to do a Grundtvig?
Safety and Buildings Division continuing education starts in December for plumbers (including restricted
service, restricted appliance) and for plumbing inspectors. Classes will be held in Eau Claire, Green Bay, Wausau, and Waukesha. Other classes will be held around the state in January - March 2004. Watch upcoming WCCRs or the continuing education page on S&B's WebSite, http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-DivContinuingEducation.html. You can check the status of your continuing education on the site, http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-CredentialStatusCheck.html. Nikolai Frederik Severin Grundtvig (1783-1872) was a Danish clergyman and writer who is regarded by some as the founder of the Nordic tradition of lifelong learning. His 'folk schools' were based on the idea that education should be available throughout life. He didn't openly say, "Do the Grundtvig in Wisconsin," but if he had, he might have meant "Enjoy plumbing continuing education."
2. UDC changed August 1
If you would like to view or download the current Uniform Dwelling Code, see the S&B codes page, http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-DivCodesListing.html. You can get a summary of the code changes on the UDC program page, http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-OneAndTwoFamilyProgram.html. Note that a UDC Commentary will not be available until spring of 2004, at the earliest.
3. Plate-type effluent filters still approved for use in state
A company has been circulating information that plate-type (also know as "disc dam") effluent filters are not approved for installation in Wisconsin. Not true! These types of filters are effectively used in private onsite wastewater treatment systems (POWTS). Approved effluent filters can be identified in the
Wisconsin Plumbing Products Register
. They are listed in the sewage treatment apparatus section of the Register. Filters listed in the Register are approved for use in both pressure and gravity distribution systems. If your POWTS includes one of these approved filters as a component, there is no need to worry about possibly having to replace it. The letter circulating attempts to discredit the filters because of a supposed conflict between state administrative code and a National Sanitation Foundation (NSF) standard. The NSF standard cited in the letter is not the only criteria used to evaluate filters. Safety and Building Division staff have confidence that the approved filters, when properly installed and maintained, comply with the state administrative code. For more information, contact Plumbing Product Reviewer Mike Beckwith, 608-266-6742, mbeckwith@commerce.state.wi.us.
4. Wisconsin Enrolled Commercial Building Code Order Form - Number of sets of the hardcopy version ($200 per set) ____ - Number of copies of the single-user, compact-disc version ($240 per copy) ____ Send check for the total amount to the "Safety and Buildings Division," Attn: Roberta Ward, PO Box 2689, Madison WI 53701
(Safety and Buildings cannot process credit or debit card purchases) Company or individual name: ______________________________________________________ Shipping street address: ___________________________________________________________ Special instructions, such as shipping company and your customer number for overnight shipping: ______________________________________________________________________________ City, state, zip: __________________________________________________________________ Telephone number _______________________________________________________________ Fiscal code 8035 Personal information you provide may be used for secondary purposes [Privacy Law, s. 1504(1)(m)]
5. Khondaker transfers Commercial Buildings Plan Reviewer Fokruddin Khondaker has transferred to the S&B Madison office from the Shawano office. His new telephone number is 608-266-1930. His email address remains fkhondaker@commerce.state.wi.us.
6. Electrical Q&A
Based on the 2002 National Electrical Code. For info, contact one of the S&B Consultants.
Q. Why are grounding conductors not required to be counted when box fill is determined?
A. Equipment grounding or bonding conductors only carry current during fault conditions and therefore do not contribute to the heating that may occur with current carrying conductors in raceways or boxes. Note 3 to Table 1 in NEC Chapter 9 requires that the equipment-grounding conductor or bonding conductor be included when calculating raceway fill. Section 310.15(B)(5) tells us that grounding or bonding conductors shall not be counted when applying the rating provisions of 310.15(B)(2)(a) relating to the number of current carrying conductors in a raceway or cable. Section 314.16(B)(5) says conductors are counted for box fill only as one conductor of the largest grounding or bonding conductor in the box. Q. The term "infinite bus" is mentioned when discussing available fault current and the interrupting rating of circuit breakers. What exactly is meant by infinite bus?
A. Section 110-9 requires that electrical equipment intended to interrupt current at fault levels must have an interrupting rating sufficient for the current that is available at the line terminals of the equipment. To determine this, the available fault current at the transformer secondary terminals must be calculated. This would require knowing the impedance on the line side of the transformer. By assuming an "infinite bus" (ignore impedance and assume it is zero), changes to the hi-voltage lines that could increase or decrease the impedance can be made and the calculation will remain valid.
7. Three alternate standards approved for commercial buildings
Three alternate standard evaluations have been made by Safety and Buildings Division staff relating to commercial building construction. They are: 1.) ANSI/AF&PA NDS-2001 National Design Specification for Wood Construction, Wisconsin Frame Builders Association (Evaluation 200318-A); 2.) 2003 International Mechanical Code, sections 507.1 and 507.2 (Evaluation 200319-H); and 3.) Table 2306.2, International Fire Code [IFC] - 2003 (Evaluation 200320-A). In the first case, the allowable shear parallel to grain, Fv, for lumber have been increased by a factor of almost 2.0. For example, the design Fv for Douglas Fir-South in the 1997 standard is 90 psi compared to 135 psi in the 2001 NDS and, for Spruce-Pine-Fir, is 70 compared to 135 psi. In the second case, the 2003 IMC 507.1 and 507.2 provisions were recognized because the adopted provisions of the 2000 IMC did not specifically prohibit nor recognize recirculating kitchen hoods and ventless appliances. The 2003 IMC provisions clarified the acceptance and use of these types of appliances in Wisconsin. The third evaluation finds that in high-piled combustible storage buildings, smoke and heat removal (smoke and heat vents) is not required for storage areas protected by an early-suppression fast response (ESFR) automatic sprinkler system The evaluations are on the S&B WebSite, http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-CommercialBuildingsXProductE.html, or in writing from Margaret Slusser, 608-261-6546, mslusser@commerce.state.wi.us. For info on the first case, contact Larry Swaziek, S&B Code consultant, 608-267-7701, Lswaziek@commerce.state.wi.us, and for the second case, Jim Quast, S&B Code Consultant, 608-266-9292. For the third evaluation, contact Jim Smith, S&B Code Consultant, 608-266-0251, jquast@commerce.state.wi.us. For the third evaluation, contact Jim Smith, S&B Code Consultant, 608-266-0251, jsmith@commerce.state.wi.us.
8. Wisconsin Commercial Building Code Certification Training
**2003 Fitchburg Fall Session Sept. 16 thru Dec. 23, Classes will be at the Fitchburg City Hall 5520 Lacy Road **2004 Milwaukee Winter Session January 6 thru April 13, Classes will be at the City of Milwaukee Neighborhood Services Bldg, 4001 South 6th Street Classes will be held on consecutive Tuesdays from 9:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. Lunch breaks will be from noon until 1 p.m. Lunch will not be provided. The cost of the 15 weeks is $240 per attendee. Registration forms on the WebSite, http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-DivContinuingEducation.html, or contact Henry Kosarzycki, 262-548-8615, hkosarzycki@commerce.state.wi.us.
9. Seismic calculations won't slow plan reviews
When scheduling commercial building plan reviews, a designer no longer has to worry about whether the review will be delayed because it involves seismic load calculations. (Information on available plan review dates and a link to the S&B WebSite scheduling page is on this page, http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-DivDailyDoc.html.) S&B has expanded the staff trained to do seismic load reviews and doesn't now need to direct such plans to a few reviewers, which previously caused some delays for designers needing seismic reviews. When designing the lateral load resistance system of a building or structure, a designer determines and uses the greater factor between seismic loads or wind loads. Safety and Buildings Division staff experience is that for seismic design category "A" (per Comm 62.1614(1) and IBC 1614.1) and for one-story buildings, wind controls in the majority of the cases. Seismic load calculations are not needed for these buildings, if wind controls. The designer needs to be sure to indicate the seismic review threshold on the review application form (SBD-118). Also, when wind load controls, plan submittal documents should provide the appropriate wind load design data as listed in IBC 1603.1.4. When seismic governs, and the design involves building categories B-F, more than one story, calculations for the seismic loads are to be submitted for plan review with the building plans. For more information, contact any of the Commercial Building Plan Reviewers.
10. Pewaukee exam site will fill sooner
The Pewaukee Safety and Buildings Division license examination has been the one for which registrations fill earliest of the four sites (also Wausau, Black River Falls, and Madison). S&B has had three people to monitor the 150 available seats. Because of staff reductions, the division will have only two people to monitor the exams and the number of seats has been reduced to 100. Therefore, it is even more important that if you wish to take an exam in Pewaukee, you register early. You can check the exam schedules for 2003 and 2004 online, http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-CredentialProgram.html. For more information contact the S&B Credentialing Unit, madisoncred@commerce.state.wi.us, 608-261-8500.
11. If you hear someone remark they didn't see the August WCCR, please remind them that the publication is no longer sent out free to all plumbing credential holders. You may order a paper subscription (12 months) to the WCCR by sending $20 to the Safety and Buildings Division, Audrey Fries, PO Box 2658, Madison, WI 53701. See WCCR online.
12. Garage floor drainage for one- and two-family residences?
Question: Minimally, what type of drainage is required for a one- or two-family dwelling garage floor?
Answer: The garage floor must be sloped toward the main exterior garage opening or toward an interior drain, according to Comm 21.203. It would also be acceptable to slope the floor away from the main garage opening as long as the water is discharged to the exterior grade through an opening that will not cause any damage to any structural member or wall covering of the garage or the dwelling. See examples Figures 1, 2, and 3. Select an image to enlarge it. 
Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 Question: If I choose to install a floor drain, what code requirements must be met?
Answer: The floor drain and its associated piping must be installed in accordance with the plumbing code, Comm 82. Since this work is considered plumbing, it must be done by an appropriately licensed plumber. Although not all-inclusive, sections of specific interest are: Comm 82.34(4)(b), Garages for one- and 2-family dwellings; Appendix A-82.34(4)(b) and Table 82.38-1 9., Allowable discharge points by fixture or specific uses. You may access Comm 82 on the S&B WebSite, http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-DivCodesListing.html. If you have questions, contact Larry Swaziek, One- and 2-Family Program Manager, 608-267-7701, Lswaziek@commerce.state.wi.us, or Lynita Docken, Plumbing Program Manager, 608-785-9349, Ldocken@commerce.state.wi.us.
13. Get a grip on climbing wall safety inspections
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) in August requested owners, operators, state safety officials, and people renting climbing walls, to closely inspect the climbing walls and all equipment in accordance with manufacturers' instructions and guidelines for operation, repair, maintenance and set-up. There have been several recent reported mechanical or equipment problems with the walls, including one recently in Oshkosh. Mobile climbing walls are customarily used at fairs, carnivals, festivals, sporting events, and promotional events. Users of rock walls or climbing walls vary in age from children to adults. For more information on rock climbing walls, or other amusement ride safety topics, contact Dave Vriezen, S&B Section Chief, 608-266-2503, dvriezen@commerce.state.wi.us. The CPSC bulletin can be found on the S&B WebSite, http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-Amusement RidesProgram.html.
14. Recently approved building material evaluations
- 200318-A, ANSI/AF&PA NDS-2001 National Design Specification for Wood Construction
- 200320-A, Table 2306.2, International Fire Code - 2003
- 200308-G, Revised, FireMaster FastWrap, Commercial Kitchen Grease & Air Ventilation Duct Enclosure Systems, Thermal Ceramics
- 200319-H, 2003 International Mechanical Code Section 507.1 and 507.2
- 200111-O, (Replaces 950068-0) Cement Bonded Particleboard, Viroc/Portugal-Industrias de Madeira (Not available electronically.) (Evaluation letters are available on the S&B WebSite, http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-Commercial BuildingsXProductE.html, or contact Margaret Slusser, mslusser@commerce.state.wi.us, 608-261-6546.)
15. Statements of Scope for Rental Weatherization and Wisconsin Fund
Comm 67, Rental Unit Energy Efficiency, and Comm 87 Private Sewage System Replacement or Rehabilitation Grant Program, are the subject of scoping statements that have been prepared by Department of Safety and Professional Services staff. Scoping statements are mandated outlines of code development work planned by a state agency, done in advance of commencing the effort. The statements are available on the S&B WebSite, http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-DivCodeDevelopment.html. Or, interested parties may contact Jean MacCubbin, Code Consultant, 608-266-0995, jmaccubbin@commerce.state.wi.us.
16. Improved plumbing exam drawings
S&B has improved its ability to produce clear, up-to-date drawings for the plumbing exams. Moving from hand-produced drawings to computer-aided-design (CAD) drawings will make things visually clearer for people taking exams and reinforce the division's ability to keep the exam drawings current.
17. Change in distribution of Plumbing Products Register
The Wisconsin Plumbing Products Register will no longer be mailed free to plumbing and POWTS inspectors. The publication is on the Internet, http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-PubsPlumbingProductsRegister.html. To order paper copies of the next three issues of the publication, which is produced every four months, send a letter of request and a $25 check to Material Orders, PO Box 2509, Madison, WI 53701.
18. UW-Madison Small Scale Waste Management Project will offer an all-day POWTS Maintainer-Qualifier class Tuesday, October 21, 2003, Arlington UW Research Station
A.M. - Pretreatment/Treatment Systems (classroom)
P.M. - Evaluation and Maintenance (classroom and field) Six credit hours to obtain POWTS maintainer, and, continuing education credits for inspector, maintainer, soil tester, plumber (not appliance) and septage hauler (DNR) credentials. Fee $70. Instructor: Jim Converse, UW-Madison. Brochures will be available in September. For more information, contact Jim Peterson, UW Environmental Resources Center, 1545 Observatory Drive, Madison, 53706; 608 262-3799; jopeters@wisc.edu
19. November 1 Refrigeration Code changes are important updates
On November 1, 2003, changes to Comm 45, Mechanical Refrigeration administrative code, go into effect, notably with the adoption of the International Mechanical Code (IMC-2000), ASHRAE 15-1994, and IIAR-2 1999 International Standards. The new Comm 45 contains basically the same administration and enforcement provisions as the current version. Comm 45 contains minimum safety standards for the design, construction, installation, operation, inspection, repair and maintenance of mechanical refrigeration systems. The new rules require compliance with the 2000 edition of the IMC, as incorporated by reference in the Wisconsin Commercial Building Code (Comm 61-65). The new rules also include most of the requirements from the current edition of the ASHRAE 15 standard, (the Safety Code for Mechanical Refrigeration, published by the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers), as well as the IIAR 2 standard published by the International Institute of Ammonia Refrigeration, as referenced in the IMC. In addition to the requirements in IMC chapter 11, Refrigeration Piping and Heat Transfer Components, ASME B31.5 - 2001, is incorporated by reference into Comm 45. Therefore, refrigeration piping shall comply with ASME B31.5 - 2001, Refrigeration Piping and Component Installation Requirements. Before the effective date, the new Comm 45 will be linked from the S&B WebSite, http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-DivCodesListing.html. You can order paper copies of Comm 45 from state Document Sales, 800-362-72537. IMC-2000 can be obtained from the International Code Council, http://www.iccsafe.org/codes/, 888-699-0541. The IMC 2000 is part of the Enrolled Wisconsin Commercial Buildings Code, order online, http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-DivCodesListing.html. ASME B31.5-2001 can be ordered from American Society of Mechanical Engineers http://www.asme.org/, 800-843-2763. ASHRAE-15 1994 is available from the American Society of Heating, Refrigeration, and Air Conditioning Engineers, http://www.ashrae.org/, 800-527-4723. IIAR-2 1999 is ordered from International Institute of Ammonia Refrigeration, 703-312-4200, http://www.iiar.org/.
20. Voltage testers and cordless drills recalled
Ideal Industries is voluntarily recalling Ideal Solenoid Voltage Testers. These testers reportedly can short out at high voltages, possibly causing burns. For more information, 877-557-8598, www.idealindustries.com. Black & Decker is voluntarily recalling about 265,000 18-volt cordless drill/drivers. The drill's switch can malfunction and overheat, posing the possibility of a fire hazard to consumers. For more information, 866-821-5444, www.blackanddecker.com.
21. Plumbing information in a Q&A format, organized by code section is on the S&B WebSite: http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-PlumbingDatabaseReport.html
22. Fax or email technical code questions;
- Commercial buildings, Comm 61-65 ,608-283-7402, bldgtech@commerce.state.wi.us
- Fire protection systems , 608-283-7405, fireprotech@commerce.state.wi.us
- Plumbing, cross connection, 608-283-7403, plbgtech@commerce.state.wi.us
- Private onsite wastewater treatment, 608-283-7404, powtstech@commerce.state.wi.us
- Public swimming pools, 608-283-7406, pooltech@commerce.state.wi.us
- Building and plumbing products, 608-283-7407, productech@commerce.state.wi.us
- Licenses, certifications, registrations, 608-283-7400, madisoncred@commerce.state.wi.us
- Manufactured/mobile homes, 608-283-7401, manf-homes@commerce.state.wi.us
- One- and Two-family Dwelling Code, no fax, udctech@commerce.state.wi.us
23. You will find the 2003 S&B credential exam schedule on the Internet: http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-CredentialExams2003.html
24. Delegated Agents: Some municipalities in Wisconsin have authority to do building plan review, inspections, and otherwise carry out code-related functions as delegates of the Department of Safety and Professional Services. For information and a list of current delegated municipalities, see the S&B WebSite, http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-CommercialBuildingsCertifiedMunicipalities.html.
25. You may check the status of a credential on the S&B WebSite,
http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-CredentialStatusCheck.html. Note that a credential that was renewed late does not show up in the search. A computer program needs to be revised to accommodate late renewals.
26. Safety and Buildings-related codes are on the Internet, www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-DivCodesListing.html. Not all codes are available electronically. Paper copies may be purchased from Document Sales, 800-362-7253, for credit card purchases, or 608-266-3358.
27. Q&A about the Wisconsin Commercial Buildings Code is on the S&B WebSite: http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-CommercialBuildingsCodeAdoptionQuestions.html
28. Contact information for plan review
To schedule an appointment (commercial/multifamily buildings or plumbing):
+S&B WebSite: http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-DivScheduling.html
+FAX: 24 hr. toll-free number for appointment scheduling, 877-840-9172
+E-mail: planschedule@commerce.state.wi.us For plan review application forms:
+On the S&B WebSite (choose "Forms" on left of screen): http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-DivForms.html
+Call any of the offices. Info about next available review appointment:
+ http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-DivDailyDoc.html Info about status of plan review:
+ http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-DivReviewStatusSearch.html
29. Paper subscription for the WCCR ____ Yes, I wish a subscription for mail delivery of a year's Wisconsin Construction Codes Report, paper edition. This offer begins with the July, 2003 edition. WCCR One year for $20. Name ________________________________________ Address ______________________________________ City, State, Zip _________________________________ Fiscal code 8035. Personal information you provide may be used for secondary purposes [Privacy Law, s. 1504(1)(m)] Mail check for $20 to: Safety and Buildings Division, Audrey Fries, PO Box 2689, Madison WI 53701
30. Wisconsin Construction Codes Report
The WCCR is a monthly publication of the Safety and Buildings Division, Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services. For a year's mail-delivery paper subscription, send $20 to S&B Material Orders, PO Box 2509, Madison, 53701. Be sure to provide return mail info and note what you are ordering. WCCR on the WebSite:
http://www.commerce.state.wi.us/SB/SB-DivPublications.html.
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