Decks. All decks will be built only as approved and specified by the Campground Owner, which includes but is not limited to material specifications and compliance to building code regulations in the State of New Jersey. No decks may be attached directly to RVs, temporarily or permanently.
Decks. All decks and porches as shown on plans,framing with PT lumber and decking is Azec Roof Framing: 5/8” Advantech on all roof sheathing 30 year architectural shingles. Ice and water shield 6 feet on all eves and valleys, rest of roof will have roofers guard. Roof will have a continuous ridge vent Windows: Paradigm windows with J channel, double-hung and double-tilt grills between the glass as shown on print. Exterior Doors: Fiberglass Insulated doors as shown per print Garage Doors: Two 10’ x 8’ steel insulated doors with electric openers Allowance $1,200.00 per door Interior Doors: Pre-hung doors painted,choice of 6 styles Door Knobs: Standard knobs or levers and hinges throughout. Brushed Nickel, Oil-Rubbed, Interior Trim:
Decks deck systems, balconies, balcony systems, exterior stairs, and stair systems shall not allow water to pass into the adjacent structure. For purposes of this paragraph, "systems" include, without limitation, framing, substrate, flashing, and sheathing, if any Your home, including any decks, balconies, stairs and related systems, are designed and constructed with the understanding that they are exposed to weather and other sources of water, and these components of your home should be properly maintained and properly used. Under this Performance Standard, water is to be controlled to keep it out of the structure or home. Under normal use and weather conditions, you should not experience water inside your home because of the original construction of the decks, balconies and/or stairs. However, it is important to use judgment in introducing water through use of a hose for washing down surfaces. Water should not be directed with hose pressure at areas near the home, as this may cause water intrusion and damage to your home. Decks, balconies and stairs have been given surface waterproofing protection. This surface waterproofing protection should be maintained and protected on a regular basis. This maintenance includes promptly repairing any physical damage observed where these components connect to the structure of your home, and recoating waterproof membranes on the timetable in the manufacturer’s recommendations. Proper use and maintenance includes cleaning away any standing water that collects on horizontal surfaces. In addition, decks, balconies and stairs are built with what might be described as obvious openings, including gaps between adjacent deck boards. It is intended that water will pass through these openings and drain. The internal systems are built with materials that can accommodate some moisture, with the top or horizontal surface treated as protection against damage from water intrusion. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Decks. Please enjoy our outdoor decks and the views, but keep in mind that our decks are very high above the ground. For your safety do not lean over the deck railings, lean on the railings, or sit on them. TRASH DISPOSAL Our lodge participates in a trash co-op in Yosemite West. We have access to a bear proof dumpster located off of Xxxxxxx Circle on Xxxxxx Xxxx. SELF CARRY If you wish to carry/drive your trash to the dumpster yourself, the pad lock number is: 5389 Directions to dumpster: To find the dumpster walk/drive around the Xxxxxxx Circle to Azalea. The shortest route is for you to go towards Xxxxxxx Ridge Drive, the hill you came up coming to the lodge. Turn onto Xxxxxx and go to the end just where the pavement turns to dirt. The dumpster is located at the end of the street. ( SEE MAP BELOW) Always make sure the lock is replaced and re-locked. Never leave any trash by dumpster. USE BEAR SAVER TRASH CAN AT LODGE There is a bear saver can located at the lower entry port of the lodge. Please follow the following guidelines in using the bear saver can. Bears may still be attracted to the smell and we want to keep the can and area as clean as possible.
Decks. All exterior decks must be constructed with wrought iron rails and a brick, stone or another approved material in accordance with the requirements of the ARC.
Decks. At MM 33 on Highway 6 turn north on to Xxxxxxx Xx. Continue for 0.4 miles and turn left on to Elk Creek Rd and travel for 3.2 miles to end of pavement to the 7000. Continue for 1.4 miles and stay to the left on to the 8000. Continue on the 8000 for 4.4 miles to the 8400 junction. (Continue west to timber sale units,go south to Upper Mill Ridge Quarry and Browns Quarry) Continue on 8000 for 1.6 miles and turn right on to the MC-4000. Continue on MC-4000 for 1.8 miles to the log decks. Distance Indicator Rock Pit Town ! 1 ^ Timber Sale Unit Highway Haul Route Other Road ") Milepost Markers ³ STATE OF WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES BILL OF SALE AND CONTRACT FOR FOREST PRODUCTS Export Restricted MBF Scale AGREEMENT NO. 30-098344 SALE NAME: CAT FAN DECKS THE STATE OF WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, HEREINAFTER ACTING SOLELY, IN ITS PROPRIETARY CAPACITY, STATE, AND PURCHASER, AGREE AS FOLLOWS:
Decks. Decks include all types of horizontal walkways, including landings, porches, and patios that are directly connected or very close to a house or building. Decks are described by the surface that you walk on (called the deck covering). There are two basic kinds of decks – those that use deck boards as the deck covering, and those that have a solid surface deck covering. The deck boards are almost always made from combustible materials (wood or one of the wood-fiber plastic composite or 100% plastic deck board products). Solid surface deck coverings are usually made from noncombustible materials, and include light-weight concrete, stone or tile. Solid surface decks are often built over an occupied (living) space. Occasionally an open frame deck will be installed over a water-proof membrane, again built over an occupied space. As with normal decks that use combustible boards, this open-frame deck will also be vulnerable to accumulation of debris, and ignition by embers. Decks are an important consideration because their proximity to homes and buildings. They are a source of fuel and if ignited, will provide a radiant heat and likely a direct flame contact exposure to siding and windows and doors, including glass sliders. The heat from the fire can cause the glass to break and permit the fire to enter the house. For wood deck boards, the thicker, the better. Deck board gaps (which are there for drainage and ventilation) can permit embers to lodge and potentially cause ignitions. The accumulation of wind-blown debris in these gaps makes ignition from embers easier; therefore you should clean between-board gaps. Debris should also be removed from the areas where the deck connects to the wall. Elevated decks are even more vulnerable if you use the space underneath to store combustible materials. Raised decks are open to flames or embers, especially those on slopes. Decks that are just above ground level can be screened to prevent the accumulation of combustible debris in the under-deck area. Provided that adequate defensible space is maintained, most solid wood decking is fire-resistant enough to withstand short-term heat load. The next greatest threat from decks is firefighter safety. Many new materials (synthetics) ignite more easily than wood and have a rapid structural collapse when subjected to high heat loads, creating a situation where firefighters could fall through. Further information on this available through the California State Fire Marshal’s Building...
Decks. Approval is required. The deck must be constructed of redwood or composite type decking products approved by the Committee. Maintenance free (composite) decking products may be used if the decking material is consistent throughout the front, side or rear elevation of the building. The decking material must be either redwood in color or of a color that matches one of the exterior paint colors or the masonry on the home. The deck should be located so as not to create an unreasonable level of noise for adjacent Owners or residents. All deck columns located on the front of the house or on elevations facing a public open space, shall have a minimum cross-section of five and one-half inches 5 ½”. Decking that extends no greater than thirty inches (30") above grade of the lot, may utilize a lattice skirting provided the skirting is made of redwood minimum one-half inches (½") thick boards and stained or painted to match the remaining portion of the deck. Decks may not be more than twenty-five percent (25%) of the entire rear yard of the Lot. Construction shall not occur over easements beyond the side plane of the home and must be set back a minimum of ten feet (10’) from the Lot lines. No decks with abutting rear Lot lines shall be within thirty feet (30’) of each other at any point (Refer to the City of Aurora code). Construction of decks over a sloped area is discouraged. Owners are reminded that as with redwood, some types of maintenance free decking products may also require periodic maintenance for proper care and to retain the product’s aesthetic conformity and to prevent wear and tear, including but not limited to, fading, warping, etc. Decks may be finished with clear semi- transparent sealer, stained to match a Cedar tone, an oil-based wood finish or a similar product. The deck may also be painted to match the body or trim color of the home.
Decks. Note #1 Municipality of Bluewater states the total square footage of all building (Trailers, Florida Rooms, Sheds) on a shareholders site is not to exceed 40% of the total square footage of the site. Shareholder is responsible to determine the square footage of all existing buildings compared to the total square footage of their site to determine the legal building of a new deck. Note #2 Municipality of Bluewater building permits along with an approved Wildwood permit are required for the construction of all decks. The Shareholder is responsible for all permit costs. Note #3: Decks must be a minimum of two (2) feet from the Lot Line. Note #4: Decks must be constructed of metal, plastic, pressure treated or cedar lumber.
Decks. Existing decks that exceed 400 sq. ft. of combined floor area are permitted to remain; however, their size and shape shall not be increased. No excavated foundations for decks are allowed. • Existing decks constructed prior to 2017 may be demolished and replaced to the same size, shape, and location, provided setbacks are followed. If existing foundations are not reusable as is, they are to be removed and the replacement decks shall not have excavated foundations, • Existing decks less than the maximum allowable size of 400 sq. ft. may be expanded up to this square footage, provided setbacks are followed. • New decks shall be unenclosed unless counted as part of the allowable 1,178 sq. ft. enclosed area and are limited to 400 sq. ft.
