| GIS Addressing | Resolved | Addressing is good for a Two family. |
| Permit Intake | Resolved | Permit Intake - Please submit a signed contract. Contract must include the full description of all work being done, material, labor and itemized cost, both the contractor and owner signature(s), printed name(s), titles, and date. Contract amount and itemized/detailed estimate total must match. |
| Permit Intake | Resolved | Permit Intake - Please provide a Signed Detailed Cost Estimate that includes a scope of work, itemized breakdown of all costs (materials and labor) for plumbing, mechanical and/or electrical, etc. The itemized estimate need to be an exact amount and match the total project itemized amount. Signature(s), printed name(s), title(s), and date, are required on project estimate. |
| Permit Intake | Resolved | Permit Intake - The Contract/Estimate must include both the Contractor and Owner PRINTED NAME, SIGNATURE, TITLE, COMPANY, and DATE. FONT signatures are not accepted. Please use docusign or similar app if desired. |
| Zoning | Resolved | Zoning - This property is located in the University Area Off-Street Parking Overlay District - http://czo.nola.gov/Article-18#18-30 -, which is subject to additional parking requirements based on the number of proposed bedrooms and bathrooms. Please provide floorplan drawings that label ALL rooms both before and after construction/renovation. The requirements of this ordinance may be appealed to the Board of Zoning Adjustments (BZA). Contact the City Planning Commission for more information on the BZA appeal process at cpcinfo@nola.gov or 504-658-7033. For application materials and approval criteria please see this link: https://www.nola.gov/onestop/building/planning-project/variances/ |
| Zoning | Withdrawn | Zoning - This property is located in the University design overlay district http://czo.nola.gov/Article-18/#18-32, which requires your submittal of a design review application for site plan review by the staff of the City Planning Commission. Contact City Planning for more information on submitting the application at cpcinfo@nola.gov or 504-658-7033. The application is available at https://www.nola.gov/onestop/building/planning-project/design-review/ |
| Plan Review | Resolved | PLAN REVIEW
ENERGY CONSERVATION:
Please confirm compliance with the 2021 International Energy Conservation Code (2021 IECC) and State amendments adopted July 1, 2023.
Information on Construction Documents (Sec. R103.2)
For new construction, additions or substantial renovation, please provide on the construction documents details (e.g. in table format) including the following information, as applicable:
10. Energy compliance path
11. Insulation material sand their R-values
12. Fenestration U-factors and solar heat gain coefficients (SHGC)
13. Area-weighted U-factor and solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC) calculations
14. Mechanical system design criteria
15. Mechanical and service water heating systems and equipment types, sizes and efficiencies
16. Equipment and system controls
17. Duct sealing, duct and pipe insulation and location
18. Air sealing details
Total Building Performance-Based Compliance Alternative (Sec. R405.2)
- Compliance based on total building performance analysis shall meet the requirements of Table R405.2
- Software tools (e.g. REScheck) used for performance design shall be in accordance with Sec. R405.3.1.
(Note: For more information and downloadable REScheck software, go to https://www.energycodes.gov/software-tools)
- For permit application, a report that complies with Sec. R405.3.2.1
- For certificate of occupancy, a compliance report that complies with Sec. R405.3.2.2
Energy Rating Index (ERI) Compliance Alternative (Sec. R406)
- Compliance based on Energy Rating Index (ERI) analysis shall meet the requirements of Sec. R406.2, including
o ERI requirements of 2021 IECC sections indicated within Table R406.2
o Maximum ERI (per climate zone) of Table R406.5
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| Parks and Parkways Tree Review | Resolved | Please be mindful of the nearby trees in the public right-of-way when implementing this project to avoid damage to the canopy, trunk or root system, as your project plans show work is to be conducted in the vicinity of one or more public street trees. 
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