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October 17, 2011 (Regular Meeting) <br />15 <br />01 <br />BOARD & BATTEN Or BOARDS1 <br />16 <br />02 <br />WOOD SHINGLEJUS <br />17 <br />03 <br />CEDAR OR REDWOOO SIDING <br />18 <br />04 <br />HARDY BOARD <br />19 <br />05 <br />UTILITY BRICK <br />20 <br />06 <br />COMMON BRICK <br />21 <br />07 <br />FACE BRICK <br />22 <br />08 <br />STONE ' <br />23 <br />08 <br />CORRUGATED METAL (HEAVY <br />24 <br />10 <br />PREFAB METAL' <br />25 <br />11 <br />REINFORCED CONCRETE - <br />28 <br />12 <br />PRECAST PANEL <br />' <br />,, .,, <br />PREFINISHEO <br />METAL <br />PRESTRESS CONCRETE <br />28 <br />GLAS5 <br />THER610PANE <br />33 34 <br />35 36 <br />Page 72 (5 <br />Exterior walls certainly represent the greatest portion of a structure <br />visible from the exterior. Much of the quality and construction technique is <br />reflected in the exterior wall type. ONE or TWO exterior wall types may be <br />marked and entered in the appropriate spaces. Whenever possible mark only <br />one exterior wall; however, when the structure does have relatively large <br />areas of two distinct types of exterior walls, then mark as appropriate. If <br />the wall type is a one digit number it should be entered as 01, 02, etc. <br />When only one exterior wall type is marked it must be assigned to columns 33- <br />34 and columns 35 - 36 must be zero filled. Codes 01 - 22 are generally <br />residential while all codes are used for commercial. <br />ROOF STRUCTURE-AND ROOF COVER <br />ROOFING STRUCTURE <br />01 <br />... <br />FLA .. <br />02 <br />SHED <br />03 <br />GABLE.. <br />04 <br />.. <br />HIP . <br />05 <br />GAMBRELIMANSARD <br />06 <br />.. <br />IRREGULAR CATHEDRAL <br />07 <br />41 <br />WOOD TRUSS <br />08 <br />.. <br />IRREGULAMMOD TRUSS <br />08 <br />RIGID FRAME WISAR JOIST <br />10 <br />STEEL FRAME OR TRUSS <br />11 <br />BOWSTRING TRUSS <br />12 <br />12 <br />REINFORCED CONCRETE <br />,, .,, <br />13 <br />PRESTRESS CONCRETE <br />ROOFING COVER <br />01 <br />MIN. ROOFING ICORR. OR SH. M.I <br />02 <br />ROLLED COMPOSITION _ <br />03 <br />ASPHALT OR COMPOSITION SHINGLE <br />04 <br />BUILT UP TAR AND GRAVEL <br />05 <br />RUBBER <br />06 <br />6 <br />ASBESTOS SHINGLFICORR <br />07 <br />41 <br />CONCRETEICLAY TILE <br />08 <br />1 CEDAR SHAKE <br />09 <br />ENAMEL METAL SHINGLEICOPPER <br />tO <br />WOOD SHINGLE1310 SHINGLE <br />11 <br />SLATE <br />12 <br />METAL <br />q0 <br />One roof structure must be picked which best corresponds to the observed roof <br />structure. Residential codes are 1 to 6 and 8 while commercial are 7 to 13. <br />One roof cover must be picked which is the predominant roof cover. The cover <br />should be evident and its condition should be of no concern. If it is very <br />badly damaged by fire or wind, additional depreciation should be applied. <br />Single digit entries should be marked as 01, 02, etc. <br />INTERIOR WALL CONSTRUCTION <br />INTERIOR WALL CU_NSTRUCTI[CIN <br />4 <br />_ <br />MASONRY OR MINIMUM . <br />2 <br />WALL BOARD OR WOOD WALL <br />3 <br />PLASTERER <br />4 <br />PLYWOOD PANEL . <br />5 <br />DRYWALLISHEETROCK <br />6 <br />CUSTOM INTERIOR <br />41 <br />One or two items may be marked. If the interior of the structure has a large <br />proportion of two distinct wall types (this commonly would occur when you <br />have a paneled wall and drywall), both would be marked. If only one field is <br />marked it must be shown in column 41 and column 42 must be zero filled. <br />INTERIOR FLOORING <br />