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Development Permit for the demolition of an existing single family residence for the

Climatic and Geographic Design Criteria provides you with Kitsap County building design criteria data. Part

installed by MicroSepTec, Inc. The purpose of the study was to assess influent and effluent characteristics during treatment of wastewater from a single-family owned residence to provide additional insight regarding the mechanisms for enhanced nutrient removal. Special provisions were made to characterize

temporary improvements necessary to conduct geological exploratory work; and 2) the potential future construction of a single-family residence and associated development if determined feasible to do so. Phase 1, the subject application (Coastal Development Permit No. 09-044), includes 840 cubic

Building energy simulation model needs to be calibrated using measured data, so different energy efficient features can be evaluated precisely by well-calibrated simulation model. This paper discusses procedures for measuring and analyzing data from the case-study house to provide reliable data for the calibration of the building energy simulation model. It also includes the detailed analysis of duct heat loss/gain in the attic space of the case-study house. Several sensors were installed to measure the attic temperature, outdoor temperature, indoor temperature, duct supply temperature, diffuser temperature, inside roof deck temperature in the attic space, natural gas, and the air-conditioner electricity use at the case-study house for one year. Graphical and statistical analysis was performed to identify the factors that statistically influence a cooling energy use. It was found that as supply air moves through duct system in the attic space during the summer, average air temperature increment from the air condition to the diffuser was 3.2 ºF and maximum temperature increment was 9.8 ºF. It was also found that attic air temperature was the most significant factor affecting the cooling energy use.

residential family unit.

Penetration of ambient submicron particles into single-family residences and associations with building characteristics

Subtitle 2. R-1 Single-Family Residence District Subtitle 3. R-1A Single-Family Residence District Subtitle 4. R-1B Single-Family Residence District Subtitle 5. R-2 General Residence District

Issue: Should the Hearing Officer approve a Map Waiver to allow the conversion of two existing single family residences to residential condominium units?