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Permits - Permit# SP-2021-00097 - 4770 West Arm Road - 9/21/2021City of Spring Park Permit CITY OF .S P R JNI (C`.J TA R-1 <--,, art IN K 9 SO I A To Schedule an Inspection Call: 952-442-7520 DoUlls Permit Number: SP-2021-00097 Issue Date: 9/21/2021 Zoning Type: RESIDENTIAL Use Type: 24 HOUR NOTICE REQUIRED FOR ALL INSPECTIONS ♦ MON-FRI: 8AM-4:30PM ♦ NO HOLIDAYS Site Address: 4770 WEST ARM ROAD, SP, MN 55384 Description: Permit Granted To: Home Depot USA Homeowner's Name: MARLIN E WIGGINS Phone Number: Parcel #: 1811723330023 Fees Permit Type: MAINT - Window Replacement Permit Exp: 3/19/2022 Valuation: $0.00 13759 Residential - Re -Window 9/20/2021 1.00 9/21/2021 Paid $50.00 13759 State Surcharge Flat Fee - $1.00 9/20/2021 1.00 9/21/2021 Paid $1.00 Total: $51.00 Notes • This permit is issued in accordance with and subject to all provisions of Ordinances and policies governing building and zoning in City of Spring Park. • Permit Holder/Contractor/Owners Agent is responsible to call for the inspections! • Permit Packet, including approved plan, and this inspection record must be posted in an accessible location before calling for inspection. Maintain this inspection record until work is complete. • No deviations from the approved plans are allowed without prior consent from the building inspections department. • To Owner, Occupant, or Contractor: It is ILLEGAL TO OCCUPY this area/building until all required final inspections have been made, approved, signed, and certificate of occupancy issued! M Scott Qualle, Building Official City of Spring Park #4349 Warren Avenue ♦ 55384 Copyright ©2021 INSPECTION RECORD City of Spring Park Permit Number: SP-2021-00097 Issue Date: 9/21/2021 SITE ADDRESS: 4770 WEST ARM ROAD, SP, MN 55384 Description: PERMIT TYPE: MAINT - Window Replacement ZONE/USE TYPE: RESIDENTIAL APPLICANT: Home Depot USA OWNER: MARLIN E WIGGINS No inspection will be performed, and a re -inspection fee will be charged, if this "Inspection Record", the "City of Spring Park Permit", and, when applicable, the approved plans are not available to the inspector. This permit expires if construction activity does not commence within 180 days from obtaining this permit; when construction activity has been suspended or abandoned for at least 180 days; or the work has not been inspected within 180 days from the last documented activity. IF SEPARATE PERMITS ARE REQUIRED, REFER TO THE "SEPARATE PERMITS REQUIRED FOR:" STAMP ON YOUR APPROVED PLANS/CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS TO IDENTIFY WHAT SEPARATE PERMITS ARE REQUIRED. ALL REQUIRED ROUGH -IN INSPECTIONS, NOTED ON SEPARATE PERMITS, MUST BE COMPLETED PRIOR TO SCHEDULING A FRAMING INSPECTION. ALL REQUIRED FINAL INSPECTIONS, NOTED ON SEPARATE PERMITS, MUST BE COMPLETED PRIOR TO SCHEDULING A BUILDING FINAL INSPECTION. Permit Card DO NOT COVER ITEMS TO BE INSPECTED. Inspection Inspector's Response Approval Date Comments or Corrections Required In -Progress:. MUST CALL TO SCHEDULE NO LATER THAN THE BUSINESS DAY PRIOR TO THE INSPECTION DAY: 8:00 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M. MOND" THRU FRIDAY. PHONE NUMBER TO CALL: 952-442-7520 When a Certificate of Occupancy is needed, return this card and the approved final inspection notice to the City of Spring Park office. Thank you for your Payment! Transaction ID: 13759 Transaction Number: 21707818 Transaction Type: Payment Recipient: Contractor Notes: 1 ci rr of it I 'I C�� ?A[ Z t< 16LNk OIA City of Spring Park 4349 Warren Avenue SP MN, 55384 Ph:952-442-7520 $51.00 Date: 9/21/2021 Method: Address: 4770 WEST ARM ROAD, SP, MN 55384 Reference: Permit Number: SP-2021-00097 Type: MAINT - Window Replacement for Home Depot USA Fees Product: Residential - Re -Window Paid 1.00 $50.00 $50.00 State Surcharge Flat Fee - $1.00 Paid 1.00 $1.00 $1.00 Total Amount: $51.00 Page 1 of 1 Printed on: 9/21/2021 Payment Confirmation Payer Information: Payment Made By: Payment Made For: Email: Permit Address: Address: Payment Description: Payment Date: Business Name City of Spring Park (Permits) Scott Doughman Scott Doughman 4770 West Arm Road 105 Buttonball Lane Glastonbury, CT 06033 Permits 9/20/2021 11:20:28 AM Payment Payment Confirmation Amount Convenience Total Method Account Number Fee VISA ****5511 21707818 $51.00 $2.25 $53.25 This notice confirms that the above payment was successfully submitted to our payment processor, PSN, and is currently being processed. 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If the home was constructed before 1978 and one or more of the following applies: ✓ The work will disturb 6 or more square feet of interior painted surfaces or 20 or more square feet of exterior painted surfaces. (This includes removal of wood siding.) ✓ There are windows being replaced. If the home meets the above criteria AND the work is being completed by a person performing the work for compensation (contractors, landlords, investors, etc.), that person must be certified by the EPA. A homeowner can check to see if his/her contractor is certified by visiting: http://Cfpub.epa.govlflpplsearchrrp firm.htm. EPA Lead Safe Firm requirements Effective February 1, 2011, "Lead Safe Firm Certification" will be required for licensed residential contractors, residential roofers and residential siding contractors who apply for building permits for renovations to be performed on existing residential buildings constructed before 1978, and Minnesota Statute 326B.106 requires municipalities to verify that a contractor has this certification prior to issuing building permits for projects that meet this criteria. Information regarding "Lead Safe Certification" in Minnesota can be found on the Minnesota Department of Health website: https://www.health.state.mn.us/communities/environment/lead/. Minnesota Department of Health information Each year, approximately 800 children and 400 adults are newly diagnosed with lead poisoning in Minnesota. The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program and county health department officials follow up on cases, inspect homes, and help coordinate repairs with lead hazards. Scientific research indicates that there is no safe level of lead and that there is a need to help children and pregnant women recognize and avoid lead exposure before their level reaches 5 micrograms of lead per deciliter of blood (pg/dL). If you feel that you or your child maybe at risk, look to the questions below. If you answered yes to any of them, get a lead test. Lead poisoning is preventable. ✓ Do you have a child under the age of 6? ✓ Do you live in a home built before 1978? ✓ Have you scraped, sanded or repaired any painted surfaces in your home? ✓ Have you moved from another country or big city in the past year? ✓ Does your child have a playmate or sibling that has had lead in his or her blood? The most important step is to prevent lead exposure before it occurs. However, if you have been exposed to lead, there are steps you can take to reduce the hazard. First, if you had a capillary blood lead test (e.g. fingerstick) it is important to get a venous blood lead test to ensure you have an accurate result. If the venous result is above 5 Ng/dL, you should examine your surroundings to identify the source of the lead. Local public health can help with this, and you can find a list of most common sources on our "Common Sources of Lead" web page. If your level is above 15 Ng/dL a lead risk assessor will come to your home to help find and eliminate the hazards. Levels above 45 pg/dL should receive medical attention, and results above 60 pg/dL are considered emergencies and should receive immediate attention. Lead Information Handout Page 1 of 2 Copyright © MNSPECT 2020, Rev. April 2020 United States Environmental Protection Agency Information What is lead? Lead is a naturally occurring element found in small amounts in the earth's crust. While it has some beneficial uses, it can be toxic to humans and animals, causing health effects. Where is lead found? Lead can be found in all parts of our environment — the air, the soil, the water, and even inside our homes. Much of our exposure comes from human activities, including the use of fossil fuels (including past use of leaded gasoline), some types of industrial facilities, and past use of lead -based paint in homes. Lead and lead compounds have been used in a wide variety of products found in and around our homes, including paint, ceramics, pipes, plumbing materials, solders, gasoline, batteries, ammunition, and cosmetics. Lead can also be emitted into the environment from industrial sources and contaminated sites, such as former lead smelters. While natural levels of lead in soil range between 50 and 400 parts per million, mining, smelting, and refining activities have resulted in substantial increases in lead levels in the environment, especially near those sites. When lead is released to the air from industrial sources or vehicles, it may travel long distances before settling to the ground, where it usually sticks to soil particles. Lead may move from soil into ground water depending on the type of lead compound and the characteristics of the soil. Who is at risk? Children: Lead is particularly dangerous to children because their growing bodies absorb more lead than adults do and their brains and nervous systems are more sensitive to the damaging effects of lead. Babies and young children can also be more highly exposed to lead because they often put their hands and other objects that can have lead from dust or soil on them into their mouths. Children may also be exposed to lead by eating and drinking food or water containing lead or from dishes or glasses that contain lead, by inhaling lead dust from lead -based paint or lead -contaminated soil, or from playing with toys with lead paint. Adults, Including Pregnant Women: Adults may be exposed to lead by eating and drinking food or water containing lead or from dishes or glasses that contain lead. They may also breathe lead dust by spending time in areas where lead -based paint is deteriorating, and during renovation or repair work that disturbs painted surfaces in older homes and buildings. Working in a job or engaging in hobbies where lead is used (such as making stained glass) can increase exposure, as can certain folk remedies containing lead. A pregnant woman's exposure to lead from these sources is of particular concern because it can result in exposure to her developing baby. How do you lower your chances of exposure to lead? Simple steps like keeping your home clean and well -maintained will go a long way in preventing lead exposure. You can lower the chances of exposure to lead in your home, both now and in the future, by taking these steps: ✓ Inspect and maintain all painted surfaces to prevent paint deterioration. ✓ Address water damage quickly and completely. ✓ Keep your home clean and dust -free. ✓ Clean around painted areas where friction can generate dust, such as doors, windows, and drawers. Wipe these areas with a wet sponge or rag to remove paint chips or dust. ✓ Use only cold water to prepare food and drinks. ✓ Flush water outlets used for drinking or food preparation. ✓ Clean debris out of outlet screens or faucet aerators on a regular basis. ✓ Wash children's hands, bottles, pacifiers and toys often. ✓ Teach children to wipe and remove their shoes and wash hands after playing outdoors. ✓ Ensure that your family members eat well-balanced meals. Children with healthy diets absorb less lead. See "Lead and a Healthy Diet, What You Can Do to Protect Your Child" https://www. epa. govlsites/production/files/2014- 02/documents/fight lead poisoning with a healthy diet.,odf. ✓ If you are having home renovation, repairs, or painting done, make sure your contractor is Lead -Safe Certified. and make sure they follow lead safe work practices https://www.eoa.gov/lead/lead-renovation- repair-and-painting-program. Lead Information Handout Page 2 of 2 Copyright © MNSPECT 2020, Rev. April 2020