HomeMy WebLinkAbout211 North Michigan Street_AA 2022-0719Michele Gelfman,
President
HISTORIC
PRESERVATION
COMMISSION
OF
SOUTH BEND
AND
ST. JOSEPH
COUNTY
CERTIFICATE
OF
APPROPRIATENESS
The Historic Preservation Commission of South Bend and St.
Joseph County has approved the following work:
1) Replacement of existing roof membrane (Midland
Engineering),
2) Installation of new HVAC units/exhausts on roof (Contractor
TBD),
TBD, Contractor
for the following location:
211 MICHIGAN ST
South Bend, IN, 46615
Application No. 2022-0719
in the County of St. Joseph; State of Indiana; which is:
Located in a Local Historic District
A Local Historic Landmark
and found this application to be appropriate according to the Standards
pertaining to Local Historic Landmarks and/or Local Historic Districts.
Regulations pertaining to the Historic Preservation Commission are
found in Chapter 21 (Zoning), South Bend Municipal Code and Chapter
26 of the St. Joseph County Code.
The issuance of this certificate does NOT in any manner, release
the recipient from the responsibility of complying with the requirements
of the zoning ordinances, building codes, safety codes, ADA or other
requirements of the City of South Bend, the County of St. Joseph, the
State of Indiana, or the United States Federal Government.
This certificate is good for one year from the date of issuance and
is effective from the date entered herein. Plans are on file and open for
public inspection at the office of the Historic Preservation Commission of
South Bend and St. Joseph County, 227 West Jefferson Blvd., Suite 1400
S, South Bend, Indiana, during normal business hours.
THIS CERTIFICATE IS NOT TRANSFERABLE
NAME OF APPLICANT:South Bend Redevelopment Authority
CERTIFICATE ISSUED BY:
Adam Toering
Historic Preservation Administrator
POST IN A CONSPICUOUS PLACE ON THE STREET SIDE
OF THE PROJECT UNTIL COMPLETION OF ALL WORK.
Phone: (574) 235-9371
E-mail: SBSJCHPC@southbendin.gov
ADAM TOERING
Historic Preservation
Administrator
7/21/2022DATE CERTIFICATE
TAKES FORCE:7/21/2023DATE CERTIFICATE
EXPIRES:
ADMINISTRATIVE APPROVAL
MIDLAND ENGINEERING CO., INCPH: 574-272-0200FAX: 574-272-740052369 STATE ROUTE 933 N.SOUTH BEND, IN 46637A-1SHEET 1 OF 7SYMBOL KEYROOF PLANISSUE:DATE:DRAWN BY:APPROVAL4/19/2022 MJAREVISION 16/29/2022CAHMORRIS PERFORMING ARTSCENTER & PALAIS ROYALERE-ROOF211 N. MICHIGANSOUTH BEND, IN 46601&105 W. COLFAX AVESOUTH BEND, IN 46601GENERAL NOTES1)ROOF SYSTEM NEEDS TO MEET 20 YEAR WARRANTYREQUIREMENTS2)REVIEW CONSTRUCTION DRIVEN MOISTURE SUBMITTAL3)MEMBRANE PROTECTION- CLEAN ANY DEBRIS OFF THE INSTALLED MEMBRANE- INSTALL A MINIMUM 11 OZ. FELT, CARPET, OR INSULATION- INSTALL A MINIMUM 1/2" PLYWOOD OVER THE FELT, CARPET, ORINSULATION- FOR ANY SOLDERING OR WELDING USE PROPER APRONS OVERTHE PLYWOOD- PROTECT ALL DETAILS - CURBS, VENTS, PIPES, ETC.- ANY DAMAGE MUST BE MARKED ON THE ROOF AND BROUGHT TOTHE ROOFING APPLICATORS ATTENTION SO IMMEDIATE REPAIRSCAN BE COMPLETED- DAMAGE OR ABUSE IS NOR COVERED WITHIN THE SCOPE OF THEWARRANTY4)ANY GYPSUM SHEATHING THAT WILL BE REQUIRED TO BE COVEREDWITH MEMBRANE ROOFING MUST BE DENS DECK PRIME(EXAMPLES: BACK SIDE OF PARAPET WALLS, EXTERIOR SHEATHINGON STUDS WALLS, ETC.)5)PVC SYSTEMS ONLY: ASPHALT BASED WEATHER/AIR BARRIERSCANNOT BE IN CONTACT WITH ROOFING MEMBRANE. ASEPARATION BETWEEN THE TWO MUST BE INSTALLED6)ALL VERTICAL TERM BAR MUST BE CAULKED ON BOTH SIDES. ALLFASTENER HEADS MUST BE CAULKED7)T-JOINT & BLOW-OUT PATCH REQUIREMENTSSARNAFIL - T-JOINTS REQUIRED ON ALL JOBS WITH .072 AND GREATERMEMBRANE - BLOW-OUT PATCHES NOT REQUIRED1A-41A-43A-4LOWHIGH3A-4LOW3A-4LOW1A-43A-4LOWHIGH3A-4LOW1A-43A-4LOWHIGH4A-41A-41A-41A-41A-41A-41A-41A-41A-41A-4HIGHHIGHHIGHHIGH8A-48A-42A-4HIGH1A-41A-41A-42A-41A-42A-42A-42A-41A-41A-41A-41A-41A-45A-41A-55A-46A-46A-45A-45A-45A-45A-5TYP5A-5TYP2A-5TYP3A-54A-5TYP6A-56A-53A-4LOW3A-4LOW3A-4LOW3A-4LOW3A-4LOW3A-4LOW3A-4LOW5A-45A-41A-4HIGH3A-4LOW7A-57A-46A-5ROOF PLANSCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
MIDLAND ENGINEERING CO., INCPH: 574-272-0200FAX: 574-272-740052369 STATE ROUTE 933 N.SOUTH BEND, IN 46637A-2SHEET 2 OF 7SYMBOL KEYFASTENINGPLANISSUE:DATE:DRAWN BY:APPROVAL4/19/2022 MJAREVISION 16/29/2022CAHMORRIS PERFORMING ARTSCENTER & PALAIS ROYALERE-ROOF211 N. MICHIGANSOUTH BEND, IN 46601&105 W. COLFAX AVESOUTH BEND, IN 46601ROOF SYSTEM#1ROOF SYSTEM#1ROOF SYSTEM#1ROOF SYSTEM#1ROOF SYSTEM#1ROOF SYSTEM#1ROOF SYSTEM#1ROOF SYSTEM#1FASTENING PATTERN INFORMATIONROOF INFORMATION:INSULATIONPERIMETERWIDTH:ISO FASTENING:ROOF SYSTEM 1: CONCRETE ROOF DECK, EXISTING 3" INSULATION TO REMAIN, NEW FIBERTITE .045 SMFB MEMBRANE (ADHERED W/ CR-20 SPATTER SPAY ADHESIVE)N/AN/AEXISTING CONCRETEDECK TO REMAINEXISTING 3"INSULATION TOREMAINNEW FIBERTITE .045 SMFB MEMBRANE ADHEREDW/ CR-20ROOF SYSTEMS PLANSCALE: 3/32" = 1'-0"ROOF SYSTEM LAYOUT #1SCALE: N.T.S.
Seaman Corporation’s 45 mil FiberTite-SM-FB “fleece back” features an 18 x 19 / 840 x 1,000 denier weft reinforced
polyester knit fabric, coated with a proprietary compound, utilizing DuPont’s™ Elvaloy® Ketone Ethylene Ester (KEE)
as the principle polymer in the hybrid vinyl alloy coating.
Product Data
MEMBRANE
45 mil FiberTite-SM-FB
DESCRIPTION PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
45 mil FiberTite-SM-FB “fleece back” is a 40-oz sq. yd/nominal
45-mil (1.1 mm) thick membrane. 45 mil FiberTite-SM-FB not only
meets or exceeds the minimum physical property requirements
enumerated in ASTM D6754-15 Standard Specification for
Ketone Ethylene Ester (KEE) Based Sheet Roofing, but exceeds
the physical properties and performance characteristics of 60-mil
competitive products.
The 45 mil FiberTite-SM-FB membrane incorporates a 4-oz per
sq. yd non-woven polyester felt, heat bonded to the back side of
the membrane with a 3-in selvedge edge for field welding. 45 mil
FiberTite-SM-FB fleece back is manufactured in conventional 72-
in by 80-ft roll goods.
Seaman Corporation is vertically integrated, which allows complete
control over the manufacturing process from the selection of the
yarns, to the engineering, knitting and weaving of the base fabrics
to the final coating process. Today, FiberTite Roofing Membranes
are the result of Seaman Corporation’s 60 years of applied fabric
engineering and coating technology.
All FiberTite Roofing Membranes are constructed using high
tenacity/heavy weight yarns to create a base fabric reinforcement
to impart superior puncture, tensile and tear resistance properties.
The base polyester fabrics are primed with a unique and
proprietary adhesive coat that lays the foundation to physically
bond the KEE coatings to the “fiber” to maximize seam strength
and overall membrane performance.
45 mil FiberTite-SM-FB is coated on the face with Seaman
Corporation’s original “KEE” formulation to provide superior
hot air welding characteristics, extreme UV resistance, broad
chemical resistance and long-term flexibility and reparability for
the installed roofing membrane system. The back side of the
membrane is coated with a slightly modified (SM) economical
version of Seaman Corporation’s original KEE compound to control
membrane costs while offering additional thickness and weather
ability. Additionally, 45 mil FiberTite-SM-FB exhibits excellent tear,
puncture, fungus, algae and flame resistance that make FiberTite
Roofing Systems some of the most sustainable roofing systems
available.
ASTM D6754-15 Minimum
Requirements
45 mil-FB Typical
Thickness, mm (in.)
ASTM D 751
0.81 (0.032)1.14 (0.045 nom.)
Thickness over Fiber, mm (in)
Optical method (inches)
0.18 (0.007).37 (0.0145)
Breaking Strength, N (lbf)
ASTM D 751 proc. B - strip
1499 (338)1557 (350)
Elongation at Break, %
ASTM D 751 - strip
18 18
Tear Strength, N (lbf)
ASTM D 751 Proc. B. Tongue Tear
338 (76)445 (100)
Linear Dimensional Change
ASTM D 1204 max (%)
1.3 0.63
Fabric Adhesion, N/m (lbf/in)
ASTM D 751
3330 (19)no peel
Retention of Properties after Heat Aging
ASTM D 3045 - 176°f/56 days
Breaking Strength, strip, % original
Elongation at Break, strip, % original
90
90
90
90
Low Temperature Bend after Heat Aging -30 -40
Low Temperature Bend
ASTM D 2136 (°f)
-30 -40
Change in Weight after Exposure in Water
D 471 158°f, 166 h, one side only, max. (%)
0.0, +6.0 0.0, +3.7
Factory Seam Strength, N (lbf)
ASTM D 751 Grab Method
1955 (440)> Fabric Break
Hydrostatic Resistance, Mpa (psi)
ASTM D751
4.1 (590)5.2 (750)
Static Puncture Resistance
ASTM D 5602 (99 lbf)
pass pass
Dynamic Puncture Resistance (J)
ASTM D 5635
10 25
For more information on FiberTite Systems
and accessories please call:
Seaman Corporation (800) 927-8578
International (330) 262-1111
www.fibertite.com
FiberTite® is a registered trademark of Seaman Corporation.
Subject to the conditions of Approval for a roof covering
when installed as described in the current edition of the
Approval Guide.
As to an external fire exposure only. See UL directory of
products certified for Canada and UL roofing materials
and systems directory 34KL, 48PO, 97P9.
DC196
These specifications are current as of the date of printing.
Revisions or additions may be issued periodically. For a listing, presentation,
and download of the most recent data, visit:
www.fibertite.com/document-library/product-data-sheets FTRDS04_03
Product Data
APPLICATION PHYSICAL PROPERTIES (cont.)
45 mil FiberTite-SM-FB Roofing Systems are installed by adhering
the “fleece back” membrane in FTR-290 low VOC solvent borne
adhesive, FTR-390 water borne asphalt emulsion, FTR-490 water
borne elastomeric adhesive, FTR CR-20, or hot asphalt to a variety
of pre-approved substrates.
For specific installation recommendations and requirements,
please consult the most current versions of Seaman
Corporation’s Guide Specifications for the Installation of FiberTite
Roofing Systems.
45 mil FiberTite-SM-FB
Accelerated Weathering
Practice G 155 / xenon
5000hr >10000hr
cracking (7x magnification)none none
crazing (7x magnification)none none
Accelerated Weathering
Practice G 154 / UVA
5000hr >10000hr
cracking (7x magnification)none none
crazing (7x magnification)none none
Fungi Resistance Sustained Growth
Practice G 21, 28 days Discoloration
no growth
none
no growth
none
Abrasion Test, cycles
D 3389 H-18 wheel / 1,000 g load
1,500 2,000+
Additional Physical Properties
Tensile Strength (psi)
ASTM D882
8500
Breaking Strength (lbs)
ASTM D751, Grab Method
450
Puncture Resistance (lbs)
ASTM D751, Bursting Strength
350
Water Vapor Transmission
ASTM E96 proc. A (gm/m2/24hrs)
1.3
Shore A Hardness
ASTM D2240
87
Flame Resistance
MIL-C-20696C / Type II Class 2
pass
Oil Resistance, MIL-C 20696C
No swelling, cracking or leaking
none
Hydrocarbon Resistance, MIL-C-20696C
No swelling, cracking or leaking
none
High Temperature Dead Load
ASTM D751 (50 lbs, 160°F, 4 hrs)
pass
Energy Attributes DC196 Off White DC6 White DC691 CR Gray DC667 CR Tan
Initial Solar Reflectance
ASTM C1549 0.83 0.87 0.69 0.72
Solar Reflectance (3 yr aged)
ASTM C1549 0.66 0.71 .61 .63
Initial Thermal Emittance
ASTM C1371 0.85 0.85 0.89 0.88
Thermal Emittance (3 yr aged)
ASTM C1371 0.74 0.84 .89 .89
Solar Reflective Index (SRI)
ASTM E1980 104 110 84 88
Solar Reflective Index (SRI) (3 yr aged)
ASTM E1980 76 86 73 76
Energy Star YES YES YES YES
LEED v4 - Heat Island Reduction
SS Credit 1 Credit 1 Credit 1 Credit 1 Credit
ADHESIVE
Seaman Corporation supplies Polyset® CR-20® polyurethane foam adhesive for installing Fleece Back
Membrane in authorized FiberTite Roofing Systems. CR-20 is a two component elastomeric polyurethane
designed to provide outstanding adhesive properties.
Product Data
Polyset® CR-20®
Polyurethane
Foam Adhesive
DESCRIPTION APPLICATION
Polyset CR-20 is used to adhere FiberTite Fleece
Back membranes to a variety of approved
substrates including polyisocyanurate
insulation board, gypsum based coverboards,
structural concrete and smooth bituminous
roofs.
Substrate Preparation: All surfaces to be bonded must be clean, dry and free of any debris that would interfere
with the proper application of the fleece back membrane.
CR-20 is a single surface adhesive. It is spray applied in a “Spatter Pattern” onto the roof, insulation or
coverboard by dispensing the adhesive in a spray pattern similar to the action required when hand watering
a flower bed. The spatter pattern should yield a heavily textured coating of approximately ¼” to ½” nominal
thickness height on the peaks of the spatter.
The seams of the membrane and factory selvedge edge must be protected from overspray of the CR-20. If
overspray does contaminate the seam area(s), immediately clean the seam area with acetone while the CR-20
is still wet.
The bonding range for the CR-20 is approximately 1-10 minutes from the start of spraying and will vary
according to ambient as well as substrate temperature. The amount of substrate area that the CR-20 is
applied to ahead of the membrane should be monitored to prevent installing the membrane in dry adhesive.
Care must be taken, particularly in high temperature environments, (90°F and above) to insure that the CR-20
has not dried or skinned over prior to embedding the fleece back membrane.
Refer to FiberTite Specifications for additional instruction in the use of CR-20.
Subject to the conditions of Approval for a roof covering
when installed as described in the current edition of the
Approval Guide.
These specifications are current as of the date of printing.
Revisions or additions may be issued periodically.
For a listing, presentation, and download of the most recent data, visit:
www.fibertite.com/document-library/product-data-sheets
For more information on FiberTite Systems
and accessories please call:
Seaman Corporation (800) 927-8578
International (330) 262-1111
www.fibertite.com
FiberTite® is a registered trademark of Seaman Corporation.
Polyset® & CR-20® are registered trademarks of ICP Adhesives and Sealants.
FTRDS31_04
STORAGE & HANDLING
The “A” and “B” containers shall be stored
between 45°F and 95°F. The shelf life, at these
temperatures is 18 months from the date of
production.
The product temperature prior to application
shall be between 70°F and 90°F. The minimum
ambient and surface temperature shall be 40°F
and rising.
Temperatures outside the stated ranges may
affect the bonding range, dispensability and
overall performance of the product.
Cylinder Disposal: Disposable Cylinders shall
be disposed of in accordance with local, state
and federal regulations. Consult MSDS for more
information.