BP109687 - previous unit 5 - now unit 4 - 321 Wesley

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BP109687 - previous unit 5 - now unit 4 - 321 Wesley
Neighbourhood:	Downtown/Old City
Street Address:	previous unit 5 - now unit 4 - 321 Wesley
Type of Application:	Leasehold Improvements
File Number:	BP109687
Date Application Submitted:	January 05, 2006
Application Description:	Mid Island Healing Centre Combining Unit 4 and Unit 5 to create one unit. New unit number for both the units is now Unit 4. Adding 2 french doors (unrated) in the existing 45 min. Fire Separation to combine the units. No FRR/FS required between Group D occupancies. Also converting the existing Group E Occupancy to Group D Occupancy. Adding interior partitions walls for new treatment rooms. Total area of the combined units = approximately 176m2 - two exits provided. Existing washroom for persons with disabilities. No changes to the sprinklers . Retail Group E building, unsprinklered, except for the sprinklers for the spatial equivalency report on the storefront windows
Application Status:	COMPLETED
Permit Value:	$5,000.00
Building Area:	88.00 M2 947.22 ft2
Issued Date:	January 20, 2006
File Close Date:	March 30, 2006

Associated Properties

Address	Zone	More
321 WESLEY STREET	DT2	Property Report

Process Steps

Task	Status
FINAL-OLD Final Approval as per requirements on plans.	FAILED
FINAL-OLD Final Approval as per requirements on plans.	PASSED 2006-03-30

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