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Home My WebLink AboutReview Letters for 58-B-3718B-7G Industrial Commission of Wisconsin State Offioe Building, Madison, Wisconsin ~ ~e~1,a~ ~ Vii, ~~~3 ~+rcts ~sluaa~~ ti~?.~~ P~ae~ Lu4t qua 3 ~ ~ ~.~ ~~ ~$e A~d~hku~ Jc~~ ~. ~~ III. C:OMM19810NER13 /!yY~ir ~~~~ ~~ 4~~V~~~~ R. G. KNUTE,6N. CK,>.`E'Mr." (~~~~jj~~.. C~J~N_pH, A. W. ENRIGHT JOHN H. ROUSE HELEN E. GILL. SECRE'T'ARY ?RIDU~'i"F21AL Cc:~MM~S~I®hJ STATE Ori"1CE 13U1LS71MG t eN~sT v0/ILS®N S'T., MJ4Ulsc~nf 2 17 ~'une 1~5~ Lang & Rauglanc;, Tne., Architects and Engineers did:? 1de31ey Temple Building Minneapc~lie 3, Minnesota K'UNCTIOM$ APPREN TICESNtP EM PLOT 1.YENT $ERVICE f--'nIR ESA PLDYMEN7 PRACTICES INDU$TRIA I_ $A FETY AND $UILDIN 6y STATlS'iIC5 UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION VdA~E COLLECTION WOMAN AND CEiILD LABOR W Oft N P.1E N'S t,OM PF.N SATIOtJ ~ 6~9b1 R~ s Final Preliz~inary Plans fnr Educational ~3nit for Pews Lutheran Church, t3ehkash, Wisconsin Plan File 5~-~-371 Gentler~ena Plane ~'ar the above have been stamped '~Appraved - ee Correspondence" which refers to this letter and 1 cagy is being returned to you. Your plan to divide the classrooms with folding partitions is acceptable with the understanding that a permanent passage will be maintained. The prime Qbje¢tian to this arrangement is that students from one roam moat pave through another to reatzh the earridar. This disturbance may be ob~ectianable but we assume the idea hoe been accepted by the owners. The existing rear stair enclosure mentioned is not clear on the plena, however, w• ca~a advise that nny doors to a required stair enclosure shall be self-closing, fire-resistive doors of 1-hour construction. The exits as shown are apprave~i vith the exception that the corridor in the 2-story addition proposed for the future shall extez~;d through to the north ac~rridor as shown an the original prelic~inary plena. There must be 2 ways to exit from these clasaraar~a. The minimum acceptable exit facility we can permit far the temporary access to the prcjectian booth is a ahip~a ladder with proper handrails. The angle t h e ~.addar shall make with the horizontal shall be no more than 75 degrees. VentilatioA shall be provideu far all toilet soma. bTaadralYa~ shsTl ba installed on bath sides of all stairways. Very truly yours, RR/mcI R. Remy, Deputy ~~., cc YanHanriel I71v. of Industrial Safety Buildings ~~`~cc Zarter,f7shkosh COMMISSiOWERS u(~/{~y~~ /~~H y~ R. Q. KNUTSON, CMAIR!P.A to ~Y~E ~~~~ ,Q~ .~Rt~~~~~[t~` A. W. ENR16H7 111 vVV (( __ __ 10FiN H. HOUSE HELEN E. GILL, SECRETARY INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION STATE ('~'FFICE BUILDING 1 WEST WILSON ST., MADISON 2 ,"~. ~,. J t2Z y 1'~ 5 g Laxig Se Rauglsnd, Inc., Architects and engineers 8(32 Wesley Temgle Building Minneapolis 3, t~iz~nes~cta FUNCTi4NS APPRENTICESHIP EMPLOYMENT SERVICE FAIR EMPLOYMENT PRACTICES INDUSTRIAL $A FETY AND OUILOIN GS 5'rA'rISTICS UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION WAGE COLLECTION WOMAN AND CHILD LABOR W ORf;M EfJ'S COMPENSATION E 689b1 R~ s 'Exterior Wall T?etsila for Bduaatiottal Qttit Addition to Peace Lutheran Church, Oshkosh, i~°iscansin Plan File 58-8-372 Gentlement Please submitted with referenr.e to the above have been stamped "hpproved" ettd we are retarning one copy attd retaining one for our i'~.les. 51nce r~ school bui2dittg not over 2 stories in height asay be o,f crdiaary cotte~strnctian, then Ind. 51.02 agplies providing members im- volved ao not carry maaaairy. This interpretatioaf brings ug another point about which I am wottder- iaag if your are aware. Since the ground floor must be classit'ied is a b~ssemea~It itt order to permit 2-stor3- clas8ificstioa~, please be advised that Ittcs. 5b.1~ allows tto basement c2assroums, that is, rooms whose flaorlinera s.re wore than 2 feet below the t~d~oinittg gxade. ~'he grelimittary plans thus Par reviewed do not show haw this require- mettt will be met attd I, therefore, feel that this >eatter sh®uld be brought to your attention. Very truly yours, RR/mcl R. Remy, Deputy, ec VaaHattde2 Div. of Industrial Safety dk Huildittgs ' cc Zarter, Oshkosh ~~[~~bq[~ ¢~ ]°~' ° FU AiCT10N8 R. d. KNUT30Fd, Clia, ~;., ~~,q>. '. ~~ lTb~~(,~~,e i+,~ - t~,~~~h~t~ gPPRFN7IC£BHIP ~.^ A. W ~T4FtEGH'C' V 9C2~i 1v1 F+"• i!OUgE'.___,_. EM1IPLDYM ENT SERVICi_ Fa.IR EMPLOYMENT PRACTICE$ HELEN E. GILL, SECRET.^k'- li~dDUS7'RIAL COMMISSION INDUSTRIAL SA FETY .4ND BUILDINGS `'TATISTIr_S U NEM PLOYM F_PJT COM PF..N5.q?IOry STAVE OFFICE BUILDING WAGE C:ULL.ECTION C~+ WOMAN AND CFiiLD LAC3GR WEJT WILSON S'T.. MADISON 2 ~N'-)t:KMEN~S C:O.M PL'Neq-f~Uf~ ~ ~. ~ Ftaµq~ y Lu:. ML~+~p13,a 3s M to ice: Peracl~ t~ Ch~ah .~dlc3i#,~.Q:1 ~h3co~h, Wi~aan~a Pxan Fi3ae 5~•~-3'Tl t3~ntlsmsau F.~ao3.arer~ p~,;,~, f9a~d ~.nf'oz~ma~icrn an a~b~3~s~ aodeu Yxn>a~ tbs t~s4~ pf ~li8a~naf,n. Very '~ru1~r ~~ar ~vi~n Qf Ixx~uet-r~,a]. Sat'~t~r & ~~g~ aFts ao ~naa.. c-~s Van Handel as Zarter cowMlsslpNERS y~y~ r Q' R. G. KNUT30N. CfS A.~uMAN _-- Y ~~ ~~~~~ ~~ ~/~~Y~~jr ~,tt APPR ENTICESHNP TIONS A. W. ENRIGHT JOHN H. ROUSE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE F,91R EMPLOYMENT PRACTICES HELEN E. GILL, SECRETARY INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION INDUSTRIAL SA FETV AND BUILDINGS STATISTICS STATE pFF'iCE BUILD{NG UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION WAGE COLLECTION WOMAN AND CHILD LABOR ~ ~~ST III-SON .ST•. MADISON ~ WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION "e~t~~ieP ~, 19~~ 6996, isrtg & Ra-t~l,artt~~ I*ta. 9U2 We~llsy ~ ~, Mt~~ 3, ~i~r±~ate- Rss rv w~. >`tpaxitix~a~. ~~h ~~r ~d J~trt~lr~~ ~~h~ Oslxkorih? ~' is. t~sntl~r~en' Pls+~s f~-r ~~ ~ ~~ bear ~ ",s~vw3" and onr~ s~ap~r is bei~ag rlet{urned tlo y+au ~-s x~{quwaal~d. Year ~' ~~, ~ivils3an a~ Tnc~usta~f~l. 3a~ety ~ ~uil~inga \0o Va±rt Har~d~l `-~a~l 7r COMMIS9IONERIB R. G. KNUTSON, CHAIRMAN ~~ '(~ ~ ~ y1 1 A ~ ~ t = _` A. W. ENRIGHT ~ \;,j• 4 ~ 4 L ~ u ` {`4rI` `~ ~ ~ ~4 ~ JOHN H. ROUSE l HELEN E. GILL, SECRETARv INDUSTRIAL_ C OMMISSION STATE OFFICE BUILDING 1 WEST WILSON ST., MADISON 2 22 L'eeember 195b Lang & Rauglanu, Inc., Archtects & Engineers ~30;e Wesley Temple $uileling Minneapolis 3, Minnesota Attu s ~~ir. Clark W . Engler RE: Ec~ucaticin Addition, Peace Lutheran Church, t~shkosh, ~riaconsin Plan File Sh-B-371 Dear qtr. E•+gler: F'UNGTION9 APPRENTICESHIP EMPLOYMENT SERVICE FAIR EMPLOYMEN7 PRACTICES INDUSTRIAL SAFETY AND BUILDIN68 STA715TIC6 UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION WgGE COLLECTION WOMAN AND CHILD LABOR W ORKM ENDS COMPENSATION E 6bgb1 Received your plans fvr the above project and find that not enough information car a fee was included for revision of these plans. Ina 50.10 - a plot plan shall be submitte~ with all plans i~dicat- ing the relative position of this buildieg with respect to property lines and adjacent buildings. A fee is required for review oP these plans. The fee is based on 20 cents per thousand cubic feet vcalume ar based on ~l pax thousand dollars cif cost. The minimum Pee fcr this project is X5.00. Enclosed please find a fee schedule which will clarify this subject. It is necessary to submit plans in triplicate for review. You have only include 2 sate of plan; . Very truly yours, LM/mcl L. Moilere, Asst. Buildi•+g E~gi+,eer cc VanHandel ~~iv. oaf Tndu~trial Safety ~.: ~uil~aings cc Zarter, Oshkus~~. COMMISSIONERS R. G. KNUTSON, CHAIRMAN ~,7~r 1f ~t7 14r E f' } ~ ~ *y *y. ~ I~-~~ rlhltl ~ ~ ~ ,y- yr ,y t A. W. ENRIGHT ~"~y i~ t L ~V C~_[1 j$ .i~L ~L JOHN H. ROUSE HE'_EN 3. GILL, SECRETARY li"o1DUSTRIAL C OMMESSION STATE OFFICE BUILDING 1 WEST V1r'ILSON ST., MADISON 2 1.5 January 195? Lang & Raugland, Ix~c. , ,~rchit~;cts ~e Er~g.n~aers X02 Wesley Temple wilding Minneapolis 3, Mz.nnes>/ta Attni Mr. G.W. ~;n~ler ~iE t ~.~iucation Addition -» Peace Lutheran t~hurc:h, ushkasn, l~isconsin Flan ~ ile SFs•»~s.• j"?7 Dear Rr. Englero FU NCTIONB APPRENTICESHIP EMPLOYMENT SERVICE FAIR EMPLOYMENT PRACTICES INDUSTRIAL SAFETY AND BUILDINGH STATISTICS Ii NEMPLOVMENT COMPENSATION WAGE COLLECTION WOMAN AND CHILD LABOR WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION E r ~~61 Edith reference to your letter of January•I,, 1959, I must say this was sn aversignt ~n any part due to the fact that 14 ~.u not have in my posuess:icn apt t;~ie time your lettflr of December 16, :t95B. With tax"stance to Ind 53.10{5) where nonbearing walls contest leas than 2-hour, fire-resistive supports at the top, the height shall bs not more than 24 tiAna~s their thickness. Ir year case, you e,rc~ allowed feet in the clsr~r any which you are within this limit due to ;h® height indicateu ors your plans of 7ri•-5/~~. ~f.s height includes ar~ly that portion of the masonry wall. and not the glees area for computing this height. Your arx'r~n~;emsnt appears to be atisfactGry. With refsrence to °nu 55.21(b~ 1 must say this w~.ll. be r€~t~+er difficult to answer in woras ~lansq anywa;~ I sincerely hope this will-answer your question anal r3arify this paint. The 6~ under pertains only to that portion which ie 6 ~ above the opening +,~ a line dx•a~n parade? to th® op+~raing across the entire stage from w~.ng wall to wing wall. That ia, using your Dees fir example, if you were to draw a Sine fro~a th® paint of intersection ~=f the ceiling; and the 'top c%f the wing wall. parallel to the top of ±~~ ;r;ening attd =neasure this ~:~istance you will find it ap- praximatel;,~ ~";' ~µ°:,~.ch is less than ~ ~ wh~.ch '? s rec~ui.rec?. In cases where the ;Ditch of a roof is greater ar should I a~a~- higher thereby leaving >~n extensive a>aaunt of area between the tap cf the opening and the vertex of the cef~.ng, this entitle distance should be cor~sidereel. The ~loint I am trying -t,o make i.e that in the case ~rherQ you have a high pitch ceiling and. using the same explanation as I used before and craw a line at the intersection of the wing wall and the sailing prallal tc the tag of the openings you will fi~a:i cansi~ierable amount of apace above this parallel line to the vertex of the ceiling and this space caulc~ very well be used for the storage of preps, scenery and what have you. Naturally this is a fire hazard and is the reason far having the proscenium walls and curtains. Very truly years, LM/~acl lL. i~dallere, Asst. Building Engineer cc JanHanuel cr, tarter .% Div. of Industrial 3sfety ~ A,>liirii.,,,,a