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REQUEST FOR ALTERNATES, CODE MODIFICATIONS AND BOARD OF APPEALS CASES - SORTED BY JOB ADDRESS Case Job Address Key Name Key Subject Result 0366 - Not Used - - 0367 - Not Used - - 9021 General Dynamics Paint spray rooms W 9237 0655 9045 Judicial Drive La Jolla Hills Family mechanical tee fittings D 0326 1 Market Place Hyatt Regency Sovent 7770 100 Coast Boulevard Peter Munselle Leaving a wall D 8997 100 Harbor Drive West One Harbor Drive Exit Separation AM 9022 100 Harbor Drive West One Harbor Drive Skylight-roof nonrated AM 9547 100 Harbor Drive West One Harbor Drive Pressurized Stair Enclosure AA 0486 100 Park Boulevard Petco Park Glass Guardrail A 0219 100 Park Boulevard San Diego Ballpark Cross Aisle AA 0220 100 Park Boulevard San Diego Ballpark Aisle Steps AA 9923 100 Park Boulevard San Diego Ballpark Assembly Seating Exiting AA 9924 100 Park Boulevard San Diego Ballpark Guardrail Height W 9925 100 Park Boulevard San Diego Ballpark Hi-rise Issues AA 9926 100 Park Boulevard San Diego Ballpark Precast Seating Fire Rating W 9927 100 Park Boulevard San Diego Ballpark Precast Joint Material W 9928 100 Park Boulevard San Diego Ballpark Unprotected Steel AA 9929 100 Park Boulevard San Diego Ballpark Interior Court Protection AA 9930 100 Park Boulevard San Diego Ballpark Number of exits AA 9944 100 Park Boulevard San Diego Ballpark Area Separation Wall W 412872 100 Park Boulevard SD Petco Park Code Modification to Allow Ommission of A 0816 1000 N Harbor Drive Broadway Pier Cruise Ship Holding facility A 0839 1000 N Harbor Drive Broadway Pier Cruise Ship Holding facility A 1016 1000 North Harbor Drive Broadway Pier Cruise Ship construction of three holding facilities A 8745 10000 Pacific Heights Broadmoor Homes Corridors AA 8746 10000 Pacific Heights Broadmoor Homes Corridors AA 1315 10001 Pacific Heights Court Qualcomm bldg AY Interior courtyard stairway protection A 1316 10001 Pacific Heights Court Qualcomm bldg AY Exit enclosure S-1 t exit discharge. A 1411 10001 Pacific Heights Court Qualcomm building AZ first floor exceeding Allowable floor area A 8003 1001 Missouri Street Saint Brigid Parish Disabled Access AA 7539 10010 Torrey Pines North The Salk Institute Flame spread D 7540 10010 Torrey Pines North The Salk Institute Occupant load AM 8859 1002 Fifth Avenue Walker Scott Bldg Various AA 0652 10020 Pacific Mesa Residential smoke and heat vents A 0650 10020 Pacific Mesa The Moonlight Office aisle width for storage racks A 9103 1005 Prospect Street The Spot Restaurant Prop Line Walls A 0560 101 Ash Street Sempra Energy fire alarm and sprinkler system A 9216 101 Ash Street S D G & E Exit separation A 9810 101 Ash Street San Diego Gas & Stair Enclosure Separation A 9942 101 California Street Park Place Hi-rise Elevator Lobby AA 479368 101 Park Plaza Ballpark Village Omission of smoke control from low rise A 479372 101 Park Plaza Ballpark Village Omission of fire retardant treated wood A 504159 101 Park Plaza Ballpark Village Code Modification installation of non- A 8830 1010 Second Avenue Disabled Access W PRINTED 12/20/2018 REQUEST FOR ALTERNATES, CODE MODIFICATIONS AND BOARD OF APPEALS CASES - SORTED BY JOB ADDRESS Case Job Address Key Name Key Subject Result 8017 1012 C Street YWCA Exit Separation AA 9421 10165 McKellar Court Medical Diagnostics Omit fire proofing W 452298 10167 Baroness Avenue Liesl Hansen residence Solar PV alternative roof access pathway. A 7339 1017 First Avenue Cuyamaca Club Room use change D 9621 10170 Sorrento Valley Road Scripps Clinic Corridor Window Sprinklers AA 9548 10175 McKellar Court Qualcomm Stair Encl. In Lieu Of Atrium AA 0368 10180 Telesis Court Code/RED Unprotected Openings in corridor A 0834 10181 Scripps Gateway Sudberry Properties egress A 9943 10182 Telesis Court Seaview Corporate Group S-4 Parking Garage AA 9601 10185 McKellar Court Qualcomm Atrium/smoke control W 0222 10188 Telesis Court Pfizer Seaview Hallway Interpretation AM 0806 1020 & 1022 Felspar Street Dan Linn ABS Piping A 7321 1020 B Street Horton Plaza Fire damage investigation Board 0624 1020 Prospect Street Gotthelf Condominiums stair separation & sprinklers A 6701 1020 Prospect Street Eaton Escrow sprinkler system D 9019 1020 Prospect Street Prospect Center Corp. Disabled Access D 8852 10201 Wateridge Circle First Capital Life Elevator doors 5106 A 8922 10201 Wateridge Circle First Capital Life Elevator doors 5106 AA 8833 10201 Wateridge Circle First Capital Life Elevator Doors 5106 W 6509 1021 Scott Street Bayshore Add. change of occupancy W 7008 1021 University West Arnold & Choates distance between exit stairs W 9707 10240 Sorrento Valley Road Phase Metrics Occupied Stair Enclosure AA 7435 1025 Harbor Drive East Van Camp Sea Food Co. Fire access panels AM 0443 1025 Island Ave Farenheit Easement and fire resist. Construction to A 0445 1025 Island Ave Farenheit Sovent A 8302 1025 Prospect Street Prospect Square Assoc. Corridors W 8306 1025 Prospect Street Prospect Square Assoc. Corridors A 6913 1025 Wall Street La Jolla Park Extra sprinkler head AM 8526 10251 Vista Sorrento W 9236 10277 Scripps Ranch Allstate Corridors AA 9416 10277 Scripps Ranch Hitachi Corridors AA 1213 10300 Campus Point Drive The Celgene Project special purpose window sprinklers A 7749 1031 Prospect Street La Jolla Park Sprinklered awning AM 7772 10330 Torrey Pines Road Torrey Pines Research Park Park interpreted as "yard" A 7725 10333 Araial Street Forrest W. Brehm Toilet facility access AM 8721 104 San Ysidro Boulevard Chevron USA Gas Station/Minimart AA 9624 1040 Coast Blvd. South 1040 Coast Blvd. Exterior Window Opening AA 8535 1041 Fifth Avenue Unreinforced Masonry A 8801 1044 Quince Street Fred Walters Openings glass block AA 7907 10443 Baywood Avenue Family Day Care Center sprinkler system Aa 0705 10450 Pacific Center Court Lusk Business Center/ Egress Door A 0620 10450 Pacific Center Court Lusk Business Center/ glass doors fire rated corridor A 9161 10450 Pacific Center Court Lusk Business Center/ Corridors AA 7861 10455 Pomerado Road Alliant Int. Univ. membrane cover of AAIAF W 9603 10455 Pomerado Road USIU University Membrane Fabric AA 7431 10460 Clairemont Mesa Newman Properties Legal exit door A PRINTED 12/20/2018 REQUEST FOR ALTERNATES, CODE MODIFICATIONS AND BOARD OF APPEALS CASES - SORTED BY JOB ADDRESS Case Job Address Key Name Key Subject Result 0119 10466 N. Torrey Pines Road Scripps Research Hallways 9335 10466 Torrey Pines Road Scripps Clinic Prop line openings AA 0563 1047 5th Avenue Diegan Hotel Project exterior window openings A 442610 1048 Johnson Avenue Scott Schechter residence Solar PV alternative roof access pathway. A 7510 10492 Clairemont Mesa Villa Monserate Sprinkler system AM 8212 105 F Street West Historic Bldg Corridors AA 8211 105 F Street West Horton Plaza Stair Winding AA 0835 1050 B Street Laura Barlow Affirmed Sovent waste system A 0639 1050 G Street G Lofts parking garage ramps A 0579 1050 G Street Oliver McMillan sprinkler system A 8313 1050 Kettner Boulevard Gerald Glesser Disabled Access D 8513 1050 Ninth Avenue Unsafe Building Abatement DU 1349 10500 Sea Pearl Cove Ocean Air at Torrey Hills Use of pvc waste and vent system A 1409 10505, 10525, 1530 Sea Ocean Air At Torrey Hills Ommission of tempered glass from A 9422 1055 First Avenue Bristol Court Hotel Type 1 w/wood construction AM 6826 1055 First Avenue Bristol Hotel Adding an Opening W 6847 1055 First Avenue Bristol Hotel Skylights A 6917 1055 First Avenue Horton Plaza Egress use D 6806 1055 Second Avenue Horton Plaza sprinklers, wall separation AA 6809 1055 Second Avenue Horton Plaza Stairwell AA 7002 1055 Second Avenue Horton Plaza Minimum corridor width A 9712 1055 Wall Street Saks 5 th Avenue LJ Dead end corridors AA 0905 1058 & 1064 Diamond Street1375 Grand Ltd Plastic piping A 1220 10615 Calle Mar de Torrey Gardens at Torrey Use of PVC for waste and vent system A 9554 10620 John Hopkins Drive Neurosciences Ins. Handrail @ Stepped Aisles AA 1434 10630 Amberglades Lane Hoffman residence Solar PV alternative roof access pathway. A 464834 10642 Amantha Avenue David Andreoli Residence Solar PV alternative roof access pathway to A 8547 1065 Fifth Avenue Historic Bldg Corridors A 8866 1065 Fifth Avenue Horton Plaza Stair enclosure A 1471 1065 Guizot Street Ruth Hargrove residence Solar PV alternative roof access pathway. A 9510 10655 Sorrento Valley Road Protein Polymer Corridor Opening Spr. W 7437 1066 Torrey Pines Road Scripps Clinic PVC Sewer Pipe AM 9914 10660 N. Torrey Pines Road Scripps Research Flammable Liquids In W 9309 10666 Torrey Pines Road Scripps Clinic Atrium AA 7436 10666 Torrey Pines Road Scripps Clinic Remove sprinkler system D 8138 10666 Torrey Pines Road Scripps Clinic Corridors AA 8741 10666 Torrey Pines Road Scripps Clinic Corridors AA 9403 10666 Torrey Pines Road Scripps Clinic Occupancy Separation AA 9233 10666 Torrey Pines Road Scripps Clinic & Research Scripps Clinic Skylight non rated vs 2hr AA 0004 10675 John Jay Hopkins Novartis Exterior corridors/balconies AM 0005 10675 John Jay Hopkins Novartis Area Separation Walls AM 0006 10675 John Jay Hopkins Novartis Area Separation Walls A 8331 10675 Sorrento Valley Road Commonwealth Co. Corridors AA 8208 1071 Sixth Street Horton Plaza Usable Space Under A 8220 1071 Sixth Street Horton Plaza Opngs Exit Encl > Spr AA 449117 10758 Carillon Court Chuck Deckert residence Solar PV alternative roof access pathway. A PRINTED 12/20/2018 REQUEST FOR ALTERNATES, CODE MODIFICATIONS AND BOARD OF APPEALS CASES - SORTED BY JOB ADDRESS Case Job Address Key Name Key Subject Result 1428 10767 Viacha Drive Victor Chang residence Solar PV alternative roof access pathway. A 455887 1078 Guizot Street Rozlin Guthrie residence Solar PV alternative roof access pathway. A 522004 10785 Pomerado Road Chabad Phase I ABS or PVC for the DWV system.
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