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REQUEST FOR ALTERNATES, CODE MODIFICATIONS AND BOARD OF APPEALS CASES - SORTED BY KEY NAME Case Job Address Key Name Key Subject Result 9624 1040 Coast Blvd. South 1040 Coast Blvd. Exterior Window Opening AA 9516 1111 Prospect Street 1111 Prospect St Disabled Access Ratification A 1305 11th and Broadway 11th and Broadway 31 story core shearwall buildings exceed A 0661 1262 Kettner Boulevard 1262 Kettner Boulevard combined waste & SOVENT A 0915 1367-1375 Grand Avenue 1369 Grand, LTD Attic ventilation A 0905 1058 & 1064 Diamond Street1375 Grand Ltd Plastic piping A 1125 1330 Market Street 13th and Market Project omission of fire-retardant treated wood A 1204 1330 Market Street 13th and Market Project Use of PVC for waste and vent system A 443098 1435 Imperial Avenue 1435 Imperial apartments Omission of fire retardant treated wood A 479337 1435 Imperial Avenue 1435 Imperial Ave PVC piping for DWV in wood portion of A 0503 1477 Market Street 1477 Market Street combined waste & SOVENT A 525631 715 15th Street 15th and G Type III Modified A 1317 1443 Island Avenue 15th and Island Exceed the max. pressure due to fire A 1319 1443 Island Avenue 15th and Island Combined waste and vent sovent A 1313 15th and Island 15th and Island Phase 2 45 story condo core shearwall alt design A 1217 648 15th Street 15th and Market Street omission of fire-retardant treated wood A 0723 1550 Market Street 16th and Market Sovent waste system 513510 1919 Pacific Highway 1919 Pacific Highway Use of PVC drain, waste and vent piping A 503624 1919 Pacific Highway 1919 Pacific Highway Omission of FRT wood and permit 2 stories A 6834 General Request 1968 NEC Electrical Wiring A 7326 National Electric Code 1971 NEC Nonmetallic items recom 7860 3541 Park Boulevard 1st Congressional direct water suction method A 0520 1222 First Avenue 2004 California Electrical Adoption A 0838 3943 & 3947 Sequoia Street 2004 Sequoia Estates Plastic Piping A 7623 1401 & 19 Second Avenue 210 & 22 Ash Street W, AM 9905 235 Market Street 235 Market Street Building Height AA 9909 235 Market Street 235 Market Street R-1 below 3hr in 702 bldg AA 504288 4045 30th Street 30th Street Lofts Use of PVC drain, waste and vent piping A 7969 4549 33rd Street 33rd St. Venture '79 window opening & sprinkler system W 0411 350 W. Ash 350 West Ash Sovent A 7717 3754 Swift Avenue 4 Unit Apt. 1/2 bath toilet access A 0407 410 Elm Street 410 Elm Existing building openings less than 5 ft A 460032 1501 Island Avenue 460 16th Street Ttwo stories within the type 1A portion A 460036 1501 Island Avenue 460 16th Street Alternative protection of exterior exit A 9922 464 Prospect Street 464 Prospect Condos Two-Hour Area Separation W 526562 372 Fourth Avenue 4th and J Type III Modified A 7217 Villa Barbados 4th Production group ABS Sewer Pipe AM 476889 520 West Ash 520 West Ash Two exits from fitness center through a A 7874 Fifth & C 5th Ave Dev. Co. Allow escalators as means of exit W-refe 429114 625 Broadway 625 Broadway Omission of onsite high rise water supply A 430879 625 Broadway 625 Broadway Use of combined waste and vent system A 0481 655 Broadway 655 Broadway Parking garage A 0438 655 Broadway 655 Broadway Convienence stair protected with A 0631 655 West Broadway 655 Broadway ABS in lieu Cast-Iron Pipe A 0228 655 West Broadway 655 Broadway Type of Construction 8805 3630 Sixth Avenue 6th Ave. Joint Venture Various AA PRINTED 12/20/2018 REQUEST FOR ALTERNATES, CODE MODIFICATIONS AND BOARD OF APPEALS CASES - SORTED BY KEY NAME Case Job Address Key Name Key Subject Result 9318 606 Third Avenue 702 bldg w/theatre over A 9314 9393 Towne Centre Drive 702 bldg w/H3 & H7 over AA 1469 780 and 820 W G St. 780 and 820 W G St. Access control on exit stairwells for two A 483981 880 West Broadway 880 West Broadway 46-story 462 ft. above grade tall building A 79100 8840 Villa La Jolla Drive 8840 Villa La Jolla Drive Over-hood storage cabinets in the parking AA 0210 641 Chalcedony Street 9 Rowhomes on Third floor exceeds 500 sq ft AA 508092 915 Grape Street 915 Grape street Code modification for exterior A 513518 915 Grape Street 915 Grape street Exterior exit stairway serving 8 stories in A 7333 1862 Palm Avenue 99 Cents Store Sprinkler system D 1223 929 Ninth Ave 9th and Broadway Sovent combined waste A 6926 1214 Rosecrans A to Z Marine Services Fire Extinguishers A 7505 2370 29th Street A.B. Wrights Plywood under roof overhang AM 7640 1337 India Street A.D. Olsen Treated wood siding A 6947 2687 Ocean Front Walk A.P. Lench Concrete beach home AM 8012 Laurel & Albatross A.W.T Development Sovent A 0538 2235 Pacific Highway A-1 Self Storage occupancy separation A 0107 ABS Informational ABS ABS 8620 645 Ash Street Ace Parking Inc. Disabled Access A 0022 2625 Adams Avenue Adams Avenue Villas Sprinklers and exiting AA 0729 3725 Riveria Aedifice Architectural Egress on 3rd floor A 7768 8055 Linda Vista Road Aero Vista Partnership Toilet facility access A 9211 2001 Pan American Plaza Aerospace Museum Prop line wall & fabric AM 9809 2001 Pan American Plaza, Aerospace Museum Allowable Area W 9910 2001 Pan American Plaza, Aerospace Museum Exit door swing direction AA 8831 11820 Paseo Lucido AG Spanos Stucco alternate D 9511 12651 High Bluff Drive Age Logic Window In 1 hr Corridor AA 6417 Balboa Avenue (between AIDCO sprinkler system AA 1339 11030 Roselle Street Ajinomoto Althea Use of unrated cable and electrical A 1453 3415 Villa Terrace Alan Trice residence Solar PV alternative roof access pathway. A 7209 3724 Goldfinch Street Albert Heights Grid foundation AM 7223 3724 Goldfinch Street Albert Heights Permit time extension D 8727 16707 Via del Campo Court Alcoa defense Halon in lieu of FP AA 8981 16710 Via del Campo Court Alcoa Electronic Packaging Occupancy H-6 AA 8975 16750 Via del Campo Court Alcoa Electronic Packaging Occupancy H-7 AA 455838 5942 Quiet Slope Drive Alece Hon residence Solar PV alternative roof access pathway. A 7953 4608 33rd Aleer Gue window opening & sprinkler system AA 7759 3409 Dickens Street Alene Willard One hour wall extension AM 526733 300 14th Street Alexan Use ENT for fire alarm in high-rise A 440627 340 14th Street Alexan Apartments Allow the Use of combined waste and vent A 454502 6805 Mallard Street Ali Jazayeri residence Solar PV alternative roof access pathway. A 7933 4366 34th Alianelli R. window opening & sprinkler system AA 0470 475 Redwood Street Alicante Sprinklers in lieu of 45-min windows A 0482 475 Redwood Street Alicante Parking garage A 7824 4141 Carmel Valley Road Alice T. Jokela corrugated fiberglass roof A 8041 1475 Catalina Boulevard All Souls' Church Exit delete PH W 6812 Catalina & Chatsworth All Souls episcopal Church Fire Extinguishers A PRINTED 12/20/2018 REQUEST FOR ALTERNATES, CODE MODIFICATIONS AND BOARD OF APPEALS CASES - SORTED BY KEY NAME Case Job Address Key Name Key Subject Result 0916 2680 Kettner Boulevard Alladin Parking Garage Unprotected wall openings A 0227 1400 Kettner Boulevard Allegro Garage Ramp Opening AA 8999 10896 Avenida Playa Allen & Linda Singer Pool @ property line AA 0844 12840 Via Grimaldi Allen Johnson ABS Piping A 7861 10455 Pomerado Road Alliant Int. Univ. membrane cover of AAIAF W 9236 10277 Scripps Ranch Allstate Corridors AA 7120 Bernardo Center Drive Allstate Insurance Fire sprinkler system D 0484 889 Date Street ALOFTS Reduction in fire construction A 1335 550 14th Street Alpha Square Apartments omission of fire retardant treated wood in A 1336 550 14th Street Alpha Square Apartments Use of PVC DWV pipe A 0517 6th and Market Street Alta combined waste & SOVENT A 1114 6599 Alvarado Rd. Alvarado Aparments PVC piping for drain waste and vent A 8874 5540 Kiowa Drive Alvarado Filtration Plant Occupancy Separation AM 0249 6719 Alvarado Road Alvarado Hospital FRP antenna screen on Type III-1hr A 7105 6655 Alvarado Road Alvarado Plaza Ventilated enclosure AM 6515 4777 Avion Way Alvarado Unit #3 wood shake roof A 6413 1236 Concord Street Alvin J Vitek removal of firewall D 6516 1236 Concord Street Alvin J Vitek sprinkler system A 9526 1640 Camino Del Rio North AMC Mission Valley 20 20 plex AM 0836 1629 & 1668 National AMCAL Multi-Housing PVC Pipe A 7976 9060 Friars Road American Tower change in occupancy AA 0239 12400 High Bluff Drive AMN Healthcare 4-story convienence stair D, A 465195 4396 Calle Mejillones Andrea Naested residence Solar PV alternative roof access pathway A 8322 8008 Frost Street Anesthesia Serv. Medical Disabled Access D 1452 3535 Grape Street Angelica Neison residence Solar PV alternative roof access pathway. A 0566 1337 India Street Anthology combined waste & SOVENT A 7523 Any new Home Any new Home Shower lining material A 7866 4067 44th Street Apartment (John Lankamp) window opening & sprinkler system AA 7867 4119 Highland Avenue Apartment (John Lankamp) window opening & sprinkler system AA 7868 42268 Winona Apartment (John Lankamp) window opening & sprinkler system AA 7869 4516 32nd Street Apartment (John Lankamp) window opening & sprinkler system AA 1009 1506 Commercial Street Apartments combined waste & SOVENT A 0545 1454 Union Street Aperture exterior stair egress A 0550 1454 Union Street Aperture combined waste & SOVENT A 0590 1454 Union Street Aperture opening protection A 6727 3714 Fourth Avenue APPCO Jr. Sprinkler system AA 0616 3737 Florida Street Arbor Terrace horizontal occupancy separation A 0525 Archstone Presidio View Archstone Presidio View Use of Type NM cable A 9013 1166 Columbia Street ARCO Disabled Access D 8635 1548 F Street ARCO Gas Station/Minimart AA 8858 915 Camino Del Rio South ARCO Gas Station/Minimart AA 7335 2561 Ardath Ct.
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