Check list


Checklist

Legal Address
Address:  7, Cascadia Way 
Reg. Plan #: ___________________________________________________ 
City: ___________________________________________________ 
Municipality: ___________________________________________________


Building Permit Information
Lot Size 
  • Width:
  • Depth: 
  • Area: 
  • Sq. ft.:



Road Access Curb:
  • Cut: 
  • Culvert: 
  • Damage Deposit: 
  • Amount: 
  • Permit required:


Zoning details: RU3 - ALR

Building Specifications 
  • Sq. ft.: 2500
  • Percentage: 
  • Building Area/Footprint: 
  • Number of Story’s: 2
  • Type of Building: single family dwelling
  • Class of Building:


Services

Hydro

  • Overhead 
  • Underground : YES
  • Amps: 
  • Other:

Water:

Well Depth:  300 ft ?
Municipal 
Capacity: 13 gallon per hour ?


Natural Gas: No

Lot Specifications

Driveway 
  • Gravel
  • Asphalt / Tar 
  • Concrete 
  • Interlock 
  • None


Lot Grading Plan 
  • Yes
  • No 
  • Deposit required: 
  • Inspection required: 


Lot Grading 

  • Fill:
  • Topsoil:


Soil Type 
Clay
Sand 
Gravel 
Other:

Septic System 
  • Class IV
  • Class VI 
  • Holding Tank 
  • Other:



Construction Specifications

Home Style: Two Story 

Garage: None

Foundation: Poured Concrete

Foundation Height:  ? 

Exterior Wall Framing: Wood Framing

Sheathing:  

Roofing: Shingles

Rain Removal Systems: Gutters

Exterior Finish: Siding Cladding fiber cement

Window: casement, aluminum, double glaze


Exterior doors: Steel (3) , solid wood (1)

Interior doors: solid wood.


Insulation/Weatherization Fiber Glass

HVAC Systems:wood stove + electric baseboard heaters with individual programmable thermostat + air exchanger

Trim details:

Flooring: vinyl tiles (bathrooms), vinyl tiles (kitchen), carpet

Staircase Curved: Mid landing, Wood finish, no carpet - Railing: wood - No Finish

Kitchen: melamine cabinets, wood countertops, cooking range, hood, dishwasher, fridge

Laundry: Electric

Plumbing: 
  • Double kitchen sink
  • Acrylic bathtub
  • Normal toilet
  • Sewage ejector:
  • Hot water tank: Electric (hydro)

:
Electrical 
  • Standard switches & plugs
  • Fixtures: Indoor Outdoor 



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i Benoite, here are the final updated dwg's "I hope". Please let me know if you see something I might have missed.
Actually they would be ready for an Engineer review. Also the drawings can be enlarged and reduced as desired with the Acad program from 1/4" t0 1/8"and 3"to 1'. Simply by coping and pasting to an other scale template. I added empty scale sheets in this shipment. The first 3 templates are A3 (EU) 17.5"x 11.625" (easier to fit the drg.), the last 3 are Tabloid 17"x11" this size is more common (double letter size). 
There might be a place, who has a plotter, in Vancouver which could summarize the drw's. on one large sheet?  
A3 is what I did to compose the 1/8th  and 1/4" scale. In addition is the Detail drg. in different scales  which is of interest to the Engineer.
For final 1/4" drawings I will send you when everything is accepted and done.

Information for the electrician will come out through discussions with them where  the E_plugs go, switches are obvious, the plugs are 
by code all 12' min., kitchen all 6' etc. Electrician when given a layout is best equipped to draw in all the connections and 2-or 3 way switches. 

The plumber will make you aware if  any best positioning of fixtures and appliances. I understand you are going with IKEA cabinets and possibly appliances and they will help you in choosing cabinet sizes and types. My experience tells me: as meany drawer as possible.
I am not sure if they have the same catalog as they had when I had to do kitchens. there where graphic pictures and size tables, today I see only pictures and there measurements of the single cabinet. I think the past system was more practical?

Roof design will be done by the manufacturer, for best layout of floor joists upper floor. is best left to the contractor, he will do the most efficient layout. The sizes are in accordance with the CMHC tables. You have to decide if you go with the exposed beams glue_laminated or build up as for  hidden and cladded beams. There is only on open beam and that is at the exterior M_R.

Hope you have fun,   Chris
  


i Benoite, here are the final updated dwg's "I hope". Please let me know if you see something I might have missed.
Actually they would be ready for an Engineer review. Also the drawings can be enlarged and reduced as desired with the Acad program from 1/4" t0 1/8"and 3"to 1'. Simply by coping and pasting to an other scale template. I added empty scale sheets in this shipment. The first 3 templates are A3 (EU) 17.5"x 11.625" (easier to fit the drg.), the last 3 are Tabloid 17"x11" this size is more common (double letter size). 
There might be a place, who has a plotter, in Vancouver which could summarize the drw's. on one large sheet?  
A3 is what I did to compose the 1/8th  and 1/4" scale. In addition is the Detail drg. in different scales  which is of interest to the Engineer.
For final 1/4" drawings I will send you when everything is accepted and done.

Information for the electrician will come out through discussions with them where  the E_plugs go, switches are obvious, the plugs are 
by code all 12' min., kitchen all 6' etc. Electrician when given a layout is best equipped to draw in all the connections and 2-or 3 way switches. 

The plumber will make you aware if  any best positioning of fixtures and appliances. I understand you are going with IKEA cabinets and possibly appliances and they will help you in choosing cabinet sizes and types. My experience tells me: as meany drawer as possible.
I am not sure if they have the same catalog as they had when I had to do kitchens. there where graphic pictures and size tables, today I see only pictures and there measurements of the single cabinet. I think the past system was more practical?

Roof design will be done by the manufacturer, for best layout of floor joists upper floor. is best left to the contractor, he will do the most efficient layout. The sizes are in accordance with the CMHC tables. You have to decide if you go with the exposed beams glue_laminated or build up as for  hidden and cladded beams. There is only on open beam and that is at the exterior M_R.

Hope you have fun,   Chris
    i Benoite, here are the final updated dwg's "I hope". Please let me know if you see something I might have missed.
Actually they would be ready for an Engineer review. Also the drawings can be enlarged and reduced as desired with the Acad program from 1/4" t0 1/8"and 3"to 1'. Simply by coping and pasting to an other scale template. I added empty scale sheets in this shipment. The first 3 templates are A3 (EU) 17.5"x 11.625" (easier to fit the drg.), the last 3 are Tabloid 17"x11" this size is more common (double letter size). 
There might be a place, who has a plotter, in Vancouver which could summarize the drw's. on one large sheet?  
A3 is what I did to compose the 1/8th  and 1/4" scale. In addition is the Detail drg. in different scales  which is of interest to the Engineer.
For final 1/4" drawings I will send you when everything is accepted and done.

 Information for the electrician will come out through discussions with them where  the E_plugs go, switches are obvious, the plugs are 
by code all 12' min., kitchen all 6' etc. Electrician when given a layout is best equipped to draw in all the connections and 2-or 3 way switches. 

 The plumber will make you aware if  any best positioning of fixtures and appliances. I understand you are going with IKEA cabinets and possibly appliances and they will help you in choosing cabinet sizes and types. My experience tells me: as meany drawer as possible.
I am not sure if they have the same catalog as they had when I had to do kitchens. there where graphic pictures and size tables, today I see only pictures and there measurements of the single cabinet. I think the past system was more practical?

 Roof design will be done by the manufacturer, for best layout of floor joists upper floor. is best left to the contractor, he will do the most efficient layout. The sizes are in accordance with the CMHC tables. You have to decide if you go with the exposed beams glue_laminated or build up as for  hidden and cladded beams. There is only on open beam and that is at the exterior M_R.




i Benoite, here are the final updated dwg's "I hope". Please let me know if you see something I might have missed.
Actually they would be ready for an Engineer review. Also the drawings can be enlarged and reduced as desired with the Acad program from 1/4" t0 1/8"and 3"to 1'. Simply by coping and pasting to an other scale template. I added empty scale sheets in this shipment. The first 3 templates are A3 (EU) 17.5"x 11.625" (easier to fit the drg.), the last 3 are Tabloid 17"x11" this size is more common (double letter size). 
There might be a place, who has a plotter, in Vancouver which could summarize the drw's. on one large sheet?  
A3 is what I did to compose the 1/8th  and 1/4" scale. In addition is the Detail drg. in different scales  which is of interest to the Engineer.
For final 1/4" drawings I will send you when everything is accepted and done.

Information for the electrician will come out through discussions with them where  the E_plugs go, switches are obvious, the plugs are 
by code all 12' min., kitchen all 6' etc. Electrician when given a layout is best equipped to draw in all the connections and 2-or 3 way switches. 

The plumber will make you aware if  any best positioning of fixtures and appliances. I understand you are going with IKEA cabinets and possibly appliances and they will help you in choosing cabinet sizes and types. My experience tells me: as meany drawer as possible.
I am not sure if they have the same catalog as they had when I had to do kitchens. there where graphic pictures and size tables, today I see only pictures and there measurements of the single cabinet. I think the past system was more practical?

Roof design will be done by the manufacturer, for best layout of floor joists upper floor. is best left to the contractor, he will do the most efficient layout. The sizes are in accordance with the CMHC tables. You have to decide if you go with the exposed beams glue_laminated or build up as for  hidden and cladded beams. There is only on open beam and that is at the exterior M_R.

Hope you have fun,   Chris
    

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