Synopsis: The class is designed to fa cilitate accessibility within our communities\, and is an update of presen tation for mandatory continuing Ed for Architects’ Licenses\, given at the State Building in Oakland for the AIA. Highlights of Accessible designs w ill demonstrate inspiring solutions for compliance with State of CA and Fe deral Accessibility code requirements. The class will begin with navigatio n of the 2016 CA Building Code’s Chapter 11B. The ADA (Public Accommodatio ns) and ABA (Federal Facilities) standards will be reviewed. CA Chapter 11 B Tabs and Snacks will be distributed during two 10-15 minute breaks. An a ccessibility practice session will be included in the last 30 minutes.
\nLUIHSW units are available as Learning U nits for AIA. This class is taught by an ICC Preferred Provider.
\nInstructor: Ally Watts\, a CA Certified Acce ss Specialist
\nAlly Watts\, a CA Certified Access Specialist\, intuitively incorporates accessibility i nto early stages of Architectural design for Public Accommodations\, Educa tional and Civic facilities for city\, state and federal jurisdictions. Sh e served the State of CA as Senior Architect for Accessibility Review\, in cluding service for the Disability Advisory Committee for the CA Departmen t of General Services and for the revision to CA Building Code\, Chapter 1 1B\, for compliance with the stricter requirements of CBC and the current ADA Standards for Accessible Design. She has served in the ICC as a voting member and local Chapter Treasurer\, and as an ICC Plans Examiner. She lo oks forward to sharing knowledge and enthusiasm for universal design with you.
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| \n Late registration (1 week before seminar) \n | \n\n $160.00 \n | \n\n $170.00 \n | \n
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Registration is req
uired.
REGIS
TRATION INSTRUCTIONS: Go to www.iccpeninsula.org\, select from the list of Upcoming Events\, and
click on “Register”. You will be directed to EventBrite. Enter registrati
on information for attendees. You may choose to pay by credit card or chec
k. If by check\, under Other Payment options\, click “Show”\, and mail che
ck\, payable to ICC Peninsula Chapter\, to Christy Manzec
k\, 4LEAF\, Inc.\, 2110 Rheem Drive\, Suite A\, Pleasanton CA 94588. Ques
tions? Please email Christy at:
The San Fran
cisco Department of the Environment invites you to join industry colleague
s for the Bay Area Energy Storage Fire Safety and Code Symposium on November 8th from 9AM-5PM.
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At this event\, a series of panel experts will explore:
\n· Technology benefits and policies that are driving market transformation of energy storage. (with pr esentations from CAISO\, Bloomberg New Energy Finance)
\n· Technology basics\, current and future applications and market projections (Stem\, Tesla\, CESA< /strong>)
\n· 2019 standards for energ
y storage fire safety\; product safety standards that address permitting c
oncerns\; and new State of CA requirements that aim to streamline permitti
ng processes for energy storage. (
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RSVP / Registration: Space is limited\, please RSVP < strong>as soon as possible.
\n· RSVP / Registration also here - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/energy-storage-fire-s afety-code-symposium-tickets-38130758124
\n· < /span>Thanks to a grant from the US Department of Energy\, there is < strong>no cost to attend and lunch will be provided.
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Questions? Please contact
The San Francisco Department of the Environment invites you to join i
ndustry colleagues for the Bay Area Energy Storage Fire Safety and
Code Symposium on
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At this event\, a series of panel experts will explore:
\n· Technology benefits
and policies that are driving market transformation of energy storage. (with presentations from CAISO\, Bloomberg New Energy Finance)
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· 2019 st andards for energy storage fire safety\; product safety standards that add ress permitting concerns\; and new State of CA requirements that aim to st reamline permitting processes for energy storage. (the State Fire Marshal\, UL\, and more)
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RSVP / Registration:
· < /span>RSVP / Registration also here - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ener gy-storage-fire-safety-code-symposium-tickets-38130758124
\n· Thanks to a grant from the US Department of En ergy\, there is no cost to attend and lunch will be provi ded.
\nQuestions? Plea
se contact
Synopsis: After all the recent code changes\, this class is intended to help put both the Plumbing and Mechanical Codes in to persp ective by exploring the major provisions of the 2016 California Plumbing C ode and 2016 California Mechanical Code\, both old and new provisions. Th e background behind many of the code requirements will be discussed to pro vide the participant with an understanding of the intent of the requiremen ts and how to apply it to their everyday work. Learn more about how produ cts and materials are tested to the required standards\; the methods avail able for confirming code compliance\, and key information on what to look for while enforcing the code. Please bring your code book.
\nCEUs are available. This class is taught by an IC C Preferred Provider.
\nInstructors:
\nJohn LaTorra is currently a R egional Manager for CSG Consultants. He recently retired from the City of Redwood City where he was the Building and Inspection Manager. John chai red the Drafting\, Public Hearing and Code Development Committees for the first international code\, the International Plumbing Code. John has over 43 years of experience with municipal inspections and building codes and has been an instructor with a community college\, state university and cha pters for more than 39 years on building\, energy\, solar\, mechanical and plumbing subjects. Mr. LaTorra is a former board member with ICC\, ICBO and IAPMO and is able to instruct on a wide range of subjects related to t he IBC\, IRC\, UPC\, UMC\, IMC and IPC.
\nJohn Taecker\, P.E. has worked for Underwriters Labora tories for over 30 years. He has a BS in Mechanical Engineering from Cal P oly\, San Luis Obispo\, and is a California Registered Professional Engine er in Safety Engineering. He is a nationally recognized speaker on buildin g\, mechanical\, electrical\, and plumbing products and installations. Jo hn has served on the UMC and UPC Technical Committees and the Internationa l Mechanical Code Development Committee.
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| \n Late re gistration (1 week before seminar) \n | \n\n $160.00 \n | \n\n $170.00 \n | \n
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| \n \n | \n\n Member\n | \n\n Non-Member \n | \n
| \n Ear ly registration \n | \n\n $150.00 \n | \n\n $1 60.00 \n | \n
| \n Late registration (1 week before seminar) \n | \n\n $170.00 \n | \n|
Registration is requir
ed.
< strong>Please RESERVE YOUR SPAC E BY noon on Monday\, November 13th
\nREGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS: Go t
o www.iccpeninsula.org\, select
from the list of Upcoming Events\, and click on “Register”. You will be d
irected to EventBrite. Enter registration information for attendees. You m
ay choose to pay by credit card or check. If by check\, under Other Paymen
t options\, click “Show”\, and mail check\, payable to ICC Peninsu
la Chapter\, to Christy Manzeck\, 4LEAF\, Inc.\, 2110 Rheem Drive
\, Suite A\, Pleasanton CA 94588. Questions? Please email Christy at:
Just a friendly reminder that the November Chapte r meeting of the 16th will not b e held at the Marina Library. We will be meeting at the Monterey Regional Waste Management Facility which is located at 14201 Del Monte Blvd in Mar ina. We will meet at the administration building\, and have an opportunity to tour the new recycling infrastructure that has just been completed. If you are going to attend and wish to take the tour please be advised that you will need to bring the following
\nAlso if you are planning on attending if you would be so kind to let Dan Paolini know so we can get a head count for lunch which will be served prior to the tou r. Thanks and hope to see you there!
\nDan Paolini
\nChie f Building Official
\nCity o f Marina
\nph 831-884-1285 < /span>
\nfax 831-384-0425
\nJust a friendly reminder that th e November Chapter meeting of the 16th will no t be held at the Marina Library. We will be meeting at the Monterey Regional Waste Management Facility which is located at 14201 Del Monte Blvd in Marina. We will meet at the administration building\, and ha ve an opportunity to tour the new recycling infrastructure that has just b een completed. If you are going to attend and wish to take the tour please be advised that you will need to bring the following
\nAlso if you are planning on attending if you would be so kind to let Dan Paolini know so we can get a head count for lunch which will be served prior to the tour. Thanks and hope to see you there!
\nDan Paolini
\nChief Building Official
\nCity of Marina
\nph 831-884-1285
\nfax 831-38 4-0425
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