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speedyj
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| 08/29/2008 6:54 PM |
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Hi,
I'm a student at a local community college here in West Valley City, Utah. We are assigned a project to build a house from ground up using AutoCad 2009. Anyways, to my question I trying to find out the my local building requirements for my FPSF foundation i.e. depth and width of footing, I know the actual slab needs to be 4", but I can't find the information I am needing. I looking in the IRC 2006 Residental code book and look at West Valley City, Ut website but I can't locate the information.
Any help will be appriciated.
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Farmboy
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| 08/30/2008 1:19 AM |
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Speedy,
Not your local rqmts but many online sources for Frost Protected Shallow Foundations.
http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/oa/fpsf/
www.huduser.org/publications/destech/frostprt.html
www.dow.com/styrofoam/na/agtherm/app/frost.htm
http://faculty.weber.edu/jlplant/courses/Cmt1210/Lecture/Fall07/shallowpour.pdf
http://www.cdcutah.org/technology.html
The last source might be able to guide you, Good luck, Dave |
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speedyj
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| 08/31/2008 4:50 PM |
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| Thanks you for the information you provided.. |
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Chris Johnson
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| 09/01/2008 1:19 PM |
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| Nudura has produced drawings/details for shallow footings, they are general detail and need to be reviewed and approved by an engineer and the local building jurisdiction |
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Napa, CA
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