GG , , Appendix E (New), E101.1 (New)

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1 GG , , Appendix E (New), E101.1 (New) Proponent: Brenda Thompson, Clark County Development Services, Las Vegas, NV, representing Chair, Sustainability, Energy & High Performance Building Code Action Committee (SEHPCAC) (SEHPCAC@iccsafe.org) Revise as follows: General. Where application is made for as described in this section, the registered design professional in responsible charge or approved agency shall perform during after as required by Table Where Table specifies that is to be done on a periodic basis, the registered design professional in responsible charge shall provide a schedule of periodic with the submittal documents that shall be reviewed and approved by the code official. The approved agency shall be qualified and shall demonstrate competence, to the satisfaction of the code official, for the of the particular type of or operation. The registered design professional in responsible charge and engineers of record involved in the design of the project are permitted to act as the approved agency provided those personnel meet the qualification requirements of this section to the satisfaction of the code official. The approved agency shall provide written documentation to the code official demonstrating competence and relevant experience or training. Experience or training shall be considered relevant where the documented experience or training is related in complexity to the same type of activities for projects of similar complexity and material qualities. CONSTRUCTION Natural resources and base line conditions of building site Landscape irrigation systems Topsoil and vegetation protection measures; setbacks from protected areas TABLE COMMISSIONING PLAN Pre Chapter 4: Site Development and Land Use Report With permit submittal Post Field inspection Installation 404.1, Imported soils Soil restoration and reuse Stormwater management system operation Erosion and sediment control Hardscape and shading provided by structures and vegetation Installation of measures, prior to other site disturbance With permit submittal; after all-fill operations complete Preparation and replacement of soils Field inspection 24 months Field inspection activities installation for 24 months months GG477

2 CONSTRUCTION Vegetative roofs Pre Installation of protective membranes, base materials, soils and vegetation Post 24 months Site lighting Testing and Installation Foundation subsoil drainage system. 2. Foundation waterproofing 3. Foundation dampproofing 4. Under slab water vapor protection 5. Flashing at: exterior windows, doors, skylights, wall flashing and drainage systems 6. Exterior wall coverings 7. Roof coverings, roof drainage, and flashings a. Monitoring system Chapter 5: Material Resource Conservation and Efficiency Moisture control (Section 507.1) inspection for entire sub-soil drainage system inspection for the entire foundation inspection for the entire foundation inspection for entire slab footprint inspection for not less than 25 percent of all flashing locations. inspection for not less than 25 percent of exterior wall cladding systems. inspection for not less than 25 percent of roof covering, roof drainage and flashings. Chapter 6: Energy Energy consumption, monitoring, targeting and ing b. Calibration a. Air system balancing provide the means for system balancing b. Hydronic system balancing provide means for system balancing Inspection and Testing and review and evaluation or test s Mechanical systems completion all buildings Inspection and Inspection and Ch 18 Ch 18 Ch , IBC Ch 19 and ASTM E 1643 Ch 14 Ch 14 Ch , Annually 603, and through reference to IECC and through reference to IECC c. Mechanical Verification of Plan review GG478

3 CONSTRUCTION system manuals documents to require O&M manual a. Commissioning required and noted in plans and specifications b. Documentation of required outcomes c. Preparation and availability of a plan d. Balance HVAC systems (both air and hydronic) e. Functional performance testing of HVAC equipment f. Functional performance testing of HVAC controls and control systems g. Preparation of preliminary h. Acceptance of s and equipment/system i. Preparation and distribution of final completion Documentation that documents require drawings, manuals, balancing s and be provided to the owner and that they have been provided documents Pre Mechanical systems buildings over 5,000 square feet total building floor area Verification of documents Verification with the building owner Verification with the RDP or or or or or Post Plan review Subsequent to completion of all activities Between plan review and initiation After installation of HVAC systems and After installation of HVAC systems and After installation of HVAC systems and Building owner RDP, contractor or authority Chapter 6: Lighting TBD TBD TBD Subsequent to Letter verifying receipt of the 90 days after final certificate of Auto demand reduction control system Functional testing Final inspection months functionality Plug load controls Functional testing Final inspection Connection of Field inspection months GG479

4 CONSTRUCTION Pre Post appliances to switched receptacles Specified transformer nameplate Field inspection Final inspection efficiency rating Verification of lamp Field inspection Final inspection months Verification of ballast Field inspection Final inspection Lighting controls a. Installation Field inspection Post-installation b. Calibration System or Post-installation months Chapter 7: Water Resource Conservation, Quality and Efficiency Appliances Hot water distribution Cooling tower performance Metering Rainwater system water quality Gray water system water quality Soil percolation test Air-handling system access Air-handling system filters Temperature and humidity in occupied spaces Listing, installation and venting of fireplaces and combustion appliances Mechanical and emergency generator equipment located outside buildings or located where exposed to exterior environment. HVAC background sound For SI: 1 square foot = m Prior to installation of gray water irrigation system Chapter 8: Indoor Environmental Quality and Comfort Building, features, operations and maintenance facilitation 2. s Specific indoor air quality & pollutant control measures Sound transmission months months months See Section See Section GG480

5 Delete and substitute as follows: Post- requirement. Post- shall occur as specified in the applicable sections of this code. A post- shall be provided to the owner within 30 months after the Certificate of Occupancy is issued for the project and shall be made available to the code official upon request. APPENDI E COMMISSIONING REPORTING The provisions contained in this appendix are not mandatory unless specifically referenced in the adopting ordinance. E101.1 Post- requirement. Post- ing shall be provided in accordance with Table E101.1 The post- s shall be provided to the owner and shall be made available to the code official upon request. Any actions taken to address deficiencies cited in the post- ing shall be solely at the discretion of the owner or the owner s authorized, except where other more restrictive requirements exist in the jurisdiction. TABLE E101.1 (1) COMMISSIONING REPORTING CONSTRUCTION GOVERNING SECTION Chapter 4: Site Development and Land Use Stormwater management system Field inspection 24 months operation Erosion and sediment control Field inspection for months Hardscape and shading provided by 24 months structures and vegetation Vegetative roofs 24 months Chapter 6: Energy Energy consumption, monitoring, targeting and ing Calibration Testing and review and evaluation or test s Annually 603, Mechanical systems buildings over 5,000 square feet total building floor area a. Balance s (both air and hydronic) or TBD b. Functional performance testing of HVAC equipment c. Functional performance testing of HVAC controls and control systems d. Preparation of preliminary e. Acceptance of s and equipment/system or or or Building owner TBD TBD Subsequent to Letter verifying receipt of the GG481

6 f. Preparation and distribution of final completion Documentation that documents require drawings, manuals, balancing s and be provided to the owner and that they have been provided RDP, contractor or authority 90 days after final certificate of Chapter 6: Lighting Auto demand reduction control system Functional testing months functionality Connection of appliances to switched Field inspection months receptacles Verification of lamp Field inspection months Calibration System or months Chapter 7: Water Resource Conservation, Quality and Efficiency Rainwater system water quality Gray water system water quality Chapter 8: Indoor Environmental Quality and Comfort Building, features, operations and maintenance facilitation Air-handling system access months Air-handling system filters months s Temperature and humidity in occupied spaces months GG482

7 Reason: This proposal was submitted by the ICC Sustainability Energy and High Performance Code Action Committee (SEHPCAC). The SEHPCAC was established by the ICC Board of Directors to pursue opportunities to improve and enhance International Codes with regard to sustainability, energy and high performance as it relates to the built environment included, but not limited to, how these criteria relate to the International Green Construction Code (IgCC) and the International Energy Conservation Code (IECC). This includes both the technical aspects of the codes as well as the code content in terms of scope and application of referenced standards. In 2012 and 2013, the SEHPCAC has held six two-day open meetings and 50 workgroup calls, which included members of the SEHPCAC as well as any interested parties, to discuss and debate proposed changes and public comments. Related documentation and s are posted on the SEHPCAC website at: This proposal removes all of the post-certificate of requirements from Table and places them in a separate new appendix. That leaves only the that occurs at or certificate of in Chapter 9. Many jurisdictions find the post-certificate of requirements excessive and hesitate to adopt the IgCC on that basis. This proposal will improve adoptions, but leave an alternative in the code for those jurisdictions that find the post-certificate of requirements valuable. Cost Impact: Will not increase the cost of GG : TABLE THOMPSON938 GG483