permit · BLD2026-09177 ·
Residential Building Permit: arthur renovation
701 N RAMBLER DR, Salt Lake City UT 84116-2227 · Rose Park
Development
This structural plan set for the Arthur Renovation, prepared by Salt City Home Designs and engineered by York Engineering on August 14, 2026, details a single-level residential layout measuring 37'-0" by 51'-0" alongside its corresponding structural engineering specifications. Stamped by professional engineer Ryan D. Barton, the main floor layout features a three-bedroom, two-bathroom footprint where the left side of the home comprises a dining room and kitchen, the center houses a large living room with a basement stairway, and the right wing contains the bedroom quarters. The accompanying structural sheets (SD1 and SD2) provide the technical framing details necessary to satisfy Utah building codes, including precise layout requirements for staggering roof sheathing joints, mandatory attic ventilation gaps, and specific Simpson Strong-Tie hardware connections for roof trusses and heavy headers. Furthermore, the engineering documents mandate strict construction standards through comprehensive data tables, defining wall stud configurations by height, outlining minimum king and trimmer stud counts around window and door openings, and establishing a multi-tiered Shear Wall Schedule that ranges from typical sheathing up to dense SW-4 walls utilizing 15/32" panels with tight 2" on-center perimeter nailing to handle lateral wind and seismic loads.
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Timeline
- November 4, 2026Residential Building Permit: arthur renovationThis structural plan set for the Arthur Renovation, prepared by Salt City Home Designs and engineered by York Engineering on August 14, 2026, details a single-level residential layout measuring 37'-0" by 51'-0" alongside its corresponding structural engineering specifications. Stamped by professional engineer Ryan D. Barton, the main floor layout features a three-bedroom, two-bathroom footprint where the left side of the home comprises a dining room and kitchen, the center houses a large living room with a basement stairway, and the right wing contains the bedroom quarters. The accompanying structural sheets (SD1 and SD2) provide the technical framing details necessary to satisfy Utah building codes, including precise layout requirements for staggering roof sheathing joints, mandatory attic ventilation gaps, and specific Simpson Strong-Tie hardware connections for roof trusses and heavy headers. Furthermore, the engineering documents mandate strict construction standards through comprehensive data tables, defining wall stud configurations by height, outlining minimum king and trimmer stud counts around window and door openings, and establishing a multi-tiered Shear Wall Schedule that ranges from typical sheathing up to dense SW-4 walls utilizing 15/32" panels with tight 2" on-center perimeter nailing to handle lateral wind and seismic loads.