I think the confusion is on my part- I didn't make a distinction between EPDM sheet and gasket. Here is a new updated detail that should explain better.
-Moved the OSB shear to the outside of the bearing wall. This will make it harder to attach the gussets, but easier to air seal, and then the drywall doesn't need to be air sealed at all. Is that a crazy idea?
-Changed the outside truss 2x4 to a 2x2. Will that be a problem?
-Changed the roxul to XPS.
-Changed to a FPSF monolithic slab/footing.
-Added the distinction for EPDM gasket and sheet.
-Added a radon pipe.
-Added a fabric layer to assist in the blown insulation- sounds like its much easier to blow through fabric screen than drywall.
-I switched to engineered siding for the weight and strength. Looks like about $500 extra in material cost between the 2 from what I can tell in my situation.
Finally, as far as drain tile, sump, and bleeders- since the below grade section of wall would just be for one corner of the property, and the rest would be slab on grade, I think I can get away without all that stuff. The city inspector didn't seem to have a problem with it on first glance, but I will be sure to talk to them more specifically about it.javascript:amaf_insertHTML('
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