PSM19930114• PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE - CITY OF MUSKEGO
MINUTES OF MEETING HELD THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1993
The meeting was called to order at 7:00 P.M. by Chairman
Simmons. Also present were Committee Members Sanders and
Misko, Building Inspection Director Chuck Dykstra and those per
the attached list.
The Committee reviewed the Public Safety Committee minutes of
December 9, 1992, and placed on file.
Building Inspection Director Chuck Dykstra reviewed with the
Committee the attached reports on condemnations and citations.
The Committee agreed to give Ms. Martin (S65 W17844 Martin
Drive) to the end of January 1993 to comply with razing
building.
The Committee reviewed the proposed changes to the existing
forms:
Deck Permit Information - Ald. Sanders moved to approve
hand-out with the following changes:
FEES: 8. a. Change 230 square feet to 120 square feet.
• INSPECTIONS: 9. d. Add: A minimum of 24 hours in advance.
Seconded by Ald. Simmons, motion carried.
Submittal Requirements for New One And Two Family Homes
and Basic Residential - Ald. Misko moved to approve.
Seconded by Ald. Sanders, motion carried.
Basic Residential Outbuilding Information - Ald. Sanders
moved to approve of the handout with the following changes:
FEES: 8. b. Change: cubic volume to square feet.
8. c. Change: $5.50 per 1,000 cubic feet of
volume to .084V per square feet
INSPECTIONS: d) Add after "applicant": A minimum of 24
hours in advance. Seconded by Ald. Misko, motion carried.
The Committee reviewed the present Sprinkler Ordinance. Ald.
Misko moved to recommend approval of the following amendments:
32.01 (6) Definitions:
. Add: 32.01 (17) "Garage" means any structure that has the
ability to drive a vehicle into the Building for parking or
repair.
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January 14, 1993
• Table 32.02 (A) - Add to Title: Factory -Office -Mercantile
Amend to read: *Means any legally established public
thoroughfare or all-weather hard surface area 30 ft. or more in
width and located no more than 20 ft. or less than 10 ft. from
building. Streets must extend at least 50% of the length of
the side of building and must be accessible by more than one
means to firefighting equipment. Surface must be posted, "No
Parking Fire Lane". Building must have access from this
surface. 4-Hour walls shall not count as a street.
32.02 (2)(c) Motels and Hotels - Sprinklers required
throughout the building (delete existing
text)
32.02 (2)(d) Theaters and Places of Assembly (New Chart)
32.02 (2)(e) Change to: Hospitals/Medical Centers -
Sprinklers required throughout the building
(delete existing text)
32.02 (2) (g) Change to: Schools, Colleges, and
Universities
32.02 (2)(j) Garages (New Table) - Delete 1. and 2. and
• renumber 3. and 4. to be 1. and 2.
32.02 (2)(k) Other Properties Requiring Protection -
Delete 1. and 2. and renumber 2b.
to 1. and 3. and 4. to 2. and 3.
32.02 (2)(1) New Section: Day Care Centers
A. Sprinklers required throughout with 20
or more children.
B. Sprinklers required throughout in buildings
over 1-Story.
32.02 (6) (b) add: Inspections must be done yearly.
32.02 (14) New Section: Sprinkler Flow Monitoring
A. All buildings not occupied 24 hours a day
shall include alarm monitoring to an approved
service.
All charts to include the same notes as on bottom of Table
32.02 A. revised. Seconded by Ald. Simmons, motion carried.
'he Committee reviewed the attached Proposed Schedule of Permit
Fees for 1993. Ald. Misko moved to approve. Seconded by Ald.
Timmons, motion carried.
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January 14, 1993
The Committee reviewed the proposed revisions to Chapter 30 of
the Building Code and recommended approval.
The Committee reviewed the present hunting regulations with
those in attendance. Ald. Sanders moved to refer to the Rules,
Laws & Ordinance Committee to review the use of single shot
projectile at rifle ranges and target ranges. Seconded by Ald.
Misko, motion carried.
The meeting adjourned at 10:00 P.M.
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Respectfully submitted,
Ald. Brian R. Misko
Secretary
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COMfITTEE DATE
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PROPOSED SCHEDULE OF PERMIT FEES FOR 1993
(Drafted 10/29/92 - Reviewed on 11/11/92 & 12/09/92 To Be Adopted on
1/13/92) by Southeastern Building Inspectors' Association
A. Minimum permit fee for all permits....... $30.
,,B. Resident - One & Two Family &
Attached Garages ......................... $.15/sq. ft.
C.
Residents & Apartments, Three -Family
& over, Row Housing, Multiple Family
Dwellings, Institutional .................
$.15/sq.
ft.
D.
Residences - Additions ...................
$.16/sq.
ft. or fraction
thereof.
E.
Local Business,.Office Buildings.........
$.15/sq.
ft. or fraction
or Additions thereto
thereof.
F.
Manufacturing or Industrial ..............
$.12/sq.
ft. or fraction
(Office areas to be included
thereof.
under E)
G. Permit to start construction of
footings and foundations .................
H. Agriculture Buildings, Garages, and
Accessory Buildings .....................
$75 Multi-Fam. & Ind./Comm
$50 One & Two Families
$.08/sq. ft.
• I. All other buildings, structures,
alterations, residing, reroofing,
repairs where square footage
cannot be calculated ..................... $6/$1,000 valuation.
J. Heating, Incinerator Units and $30/unit, up to & including
Woodburning Appliances ................... 150,000 input BTU units.
Additional fee of $4/each
50,000 BTU or fraction
thereof.
K. Commercial/Industrial exhaust hoods &
exhaust systems .......................... $30/unit.
L. Heating & Air Conditioning ............... $1/100 sq. ft of conditioned
Distribution Systems ..................... area with a $15 minimum
M. Air Conditioning ......................... $30/unit up to 3 tons or
36,000 BTU's. Additional
fee of $4/each ton or
12,000 BTU's or fraction
thereof.
N. Wrecking or razing:
Building Inspector may waive
fee is structure is condemned............ $30 minimum plus $.02/sq.
• ft. with $250 maximum fee
for building.
O. Moving buildings over public ways........ $50 plus $.03/sq. ft. for
principal bldgs.
$5 plus $.03/sq. ft. for
accessory bldgs.
P. Fuel Tanks (Registration Only) .... $30 per tank (Remove or Install)
Q. Reinspections .....................$30/inspection.
R. Plan Examinations:
1. One & Two Family Residence ............. $50 up to 2,000 sq. ft.
$75 over 2,000 sq. ft.
2. Apartment, three family residence,
row housing, multiple family bldg...... $40 plus $5.00/unit
NOTE: Heating plans submitted
separately...................... $30
3. Commercial - Industrial
Alterations & Additions ................ $75
4. Additions, alterations to
1 & 2 family ........................... $30
5. Accessory building, 240 sq. ft.
ormore...... .......................... $20
6. Decks, Swimming Pools .................. $20
S. Special Inspections & Reports ............. $100
T. Wisconsin Uniform Bldg. Permit Seal ........ $30
NOTE 1 - Permits may be obtained individually or—orr-one—f&rm in the
categories of construction, heating, ventilation & air
conditioning, electrical & plumbing.
NOTE 2 - An additional fee for plan review may be assessed at the
time of application for renewal of the permit.
U. Occupancy Permit - Residential............ $30/unit, addition,
• alteration or accessory use.
- Commercial & Industrial $75
V. Pools - Inground/Above Ground/Spas........ $5.00/$1,000 valuation
$30 minimum
W. Decks ..................................... $30
X. Erosion Control Fees:
1. 1 & 2 Family Lots ......................
2. Multifamily Units ......................
3. Commercial Lots ........................
4. Industrial Lots ........................
5. Institutional Lots ...................
6. Other ..................................
$75/Lot
$75/Bldg. plus $5/1000
sq. ft. of lot area
$150/Bldg. plus $5/1000
sq. ft. of lot area
$150/Bldg. plus $5/1000
sq. ft. of lot area
$150/Bldg. plus $5/1000
sq. ft. of lot area
$30 minimum
Y. Double Fees: Upon failure to obtain a permit before work on a
building has been started, except in emergency cases,
the total fee shall be doubled the fees charged.
NOTE: Gross square footage calculations are based on exterior
dimensions, including garage and each finished floor
level. Unfinished basements or portions thereof are not
included.
NOTE: In determining costs, all construction shall be included
with the exception of heating, air conditioning, electrical
or plumbing work.
NOTE: Check with local municipality regarding fee schedule.
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REPORT BY CHUCK DYKSTRA, SR. TO
THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
January 14, 1992
CTTATTON3
W187 S8646 Jean Dr.- John Mitchum (Soil Erosion)
#000227 Trial Date set for - January 16, 1993
Agreed to stipulation for $100 + Court Costs
Attorney handling paperwork
W193 S7905 Ancient Oaks Dr.- Matthew Watry (Soil Erosion)
#000231 $145.00
Due Jan. 16th
Not yet paid as of 1-12-93
North end of Overlook Bay Rd. - Terra Development - Bob Patch
#000233 Trial Date set for - January 16, 1993
(Soil Erosion violations) Not yet in compliance.
CONDEMNATIONS
S65 W17844-88 Martin Drive
As per December Public Safety Meeting, a letter was sent to
Richard Martin. As of 1-12-93, building still standing.
OTHER MATTERS
S65 W17860 Martin Drive - Mr. Dan VerHalen
Trial date was set for January 16, 1993
Commercial vehicles have been removed.
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