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Building Officials61 st ANNUAL INSTITU TE FOR

cce.umn.edu/buildingofficials

9 ICC- and 7 AIA-approved courses

January 4–19, 2017Continuing Education and Conference Center

University of Minnesota, Saint Paul Campus

Architects • Building • Electrical • Elevator • Engineers • Fire • Housing • Manufactured Home Installers

Mechanical • Permit Technicians • Plumbing • Residential Building Contractors

Continuing Education CreditThe University of Minnesota has applied for State of Minnesota continuing education credit for all sessions at this year’s Institute. Check the conference website for complete continuing education credit information and for approval status for each presentation—cce.umn.edu/buildingofficials.

Fees and RegistrationThe early daily fee for the Institute is $110 per day for registrations received by December 12, 2016, and $130 per day for registrations received after December 12. (Please note that a few specialty classes may have a higher registration fee.) The daily registration fee includes instruction, handout materials, parking, continental breakfast, lunch, and breaks. If you need to cancel your registration, a refund, minus $30 cancellation fee, will be issued if you provide written notice by December 12, 2016. Cancellations after this date will be ineligible for a refund. Register by December 12, 2016, to take advantage of the early registration fee.

Accommodations A block of rooms has been reserved at the Radisson Hotel Roseville, 2540 North Cleveland Avenue, Roseville, MN. Please call the hotel directly at 800-333-3333 or 651-636-4567 to make your room reservation. Be sure to mention that you are attending the Building Officials Institute to receive the special rate of $89 per night. Reservations must be made by December 19, 2016, to receive the special room rate. Reservations received after December 19 will be taken on a space and rate available basis. The Radisson Hotel Roseville has limited free shuttle service to and from the Continuing Education and Conference Center. Please notify the desk when you check in that you will need the shuttle service.

Location and ParkingThe Institute will be held at the Continuing Education and Conference Center, 1890 Buford Avenue, University of Minnesota, Saint Paul campus, 612-624-3275.cce.umn.edu/conferencecenter Parking is included in the daily registration fee and is available in the Continuing Education and Conference Center lot (S-104). When you arrive at the parking lot, you must identify yourself as an attendee of the Building Officials Institute to be admitted.

Registration Questions:612-625-2900 or [email protected]

Program Questions:Maddie Grover 612-624-4938 or [email protected]

Annual Chapter MeetingsIAEI Annual Meeting Wednesday, January 4, 2017, 4:00−5:00 p.m.CEIA Business Meeting Wednesday, January 4, 2017, 5:00–5:45 p.m.MAPMO Meeting Tuesday, January 10, 2017, 11:15 a.m.−12:15 p.m.MAHCO Meeting Thursday, January 12, 2017, 11:15 a.m.−12:15 p.m.

61 st ANNUAL INSTITU TE FOR

Building Officials

Check the Institute website for additional information including continuing education credit status, online registration, program schedule, and presentation descriptions.


Program Session Dates

Electrical January 4−5, 2017 Wednesday−Thursday

Plumbing January 4−5, 2017 Wednesday–Thursday

Building January 9−13, 2017 Monday–FridayPermit Technicians

January 9−10, 2017 Monday–Tuesday

Mechanical January 9−11, 2017 Monday–Wednesday

Fire January 12−13, 2017 Thursday–Friday

Housing January 12−13, 2017 Thursday–Friday

Elevator January 18−19, 2017 Wednesday–Thursday

http://www.cce.umn.edu/conferencecenter

mailto:[email protected]

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Building OfficialsProgram Schedule

Wednesday, January 4, 2017 Thursday, January 5, 2017

ELECTRICAL7:30–8:00 Registration Registration

8:00−9:45 Significant Changes to the 2017 NECKeith Lofland, International Association of Electrical Inspectors (IAEI); Michael Johnston, National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA)

Equipment Short-Circuit Current Ratings SCCR/UL508ADan Neeser, Eaton Bussmann

9:45−10:00 Break Break

10:00−11:45 Significant Changes to the 2017 NEC(Continued)

Branch Circuit: Basics and BeyondChristine Porter, Intertek Testing Services

11:45−12:30 Lunch Lunch


Short-Circuit Calculations & Code ConsiderationsDan Neeser, Eaton Bussmann



NFPA 790 & 791: Field EvaluationsChristine Porter, Intertek Testing Services

4:00 Adjourn Adjourn

4:00−5:00 IAEI Business Meeting

5:00−5:45 CEIA Meeting

Wednesday, January 4, 2017 Thursday, January 5, 2017

PLUMBING Plumbing attendees should bring the new plumbing code book to both days of Plumbing Sessions.

Code books will not be provided or available for purchase.

7:30−8:00 Registration Registration

8:00−9:45 2015 Minnesota Plumbing Code Drain, Waste, and Vent Dan Rademacher, International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials (IAPMO)

2015 Minnesota Plumbing Code – Water Pipe Sizing Dan Rademacher, International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials (IAPMO)


10:00−11:45 2015 Minnesota Plumbing Code Drain, Waste, and Vent (Continued)

2015 Minnesota Plumbing Code – Water Pipe Sizing (Continued)

11:45−12:30 Lunch Lunch


Backflow Prevention and Cross Connection Control Rich Davison, Solderholm & Associates



Backflow Prevention and Cross Connection Control (Continued)

4:00 Adjourn Adjourn

January 4–19, 2017

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Monday, January 9, 2017

7:15−8:00 Registration

BUILDING PERMIT TECHNICIANS MECHANICAL

8:00−9:30 Best Practices, Residential Plans, Review & InspectionsRon Euteneuer, Great Northern Environmental Solutions; Steve Noble, Noble Custom Homes Inc; Steve Jaschke, ProBuild

Deck Connection Seminar Curt Johnson, Simpson Strong-Tie

ICC/AIA- Approved Course

The Building Permit Technician: Role and Responsibility in the Construction Code IndustryMatt Simoneau, University of Wisconsin-Stout


2012 IBC Mixed OccupanciesDoug Thornburg, International Code Council

Inspector SkillsSteve Van Note, International Code Council

9:30−9:45 Break

9:45−11:15 Best Practices, Residential Plans, Review & Inspections(Continued)

Deck Connection Seminar (Continued)

2012 IBC Mixed Occupancies(Continued)

Location, Location, Location—Why It Matters and How to Authorize ItTim Gladhill, City of Ramsey

Inspector Skills(Continued)

11:15−12:15 Lunch


2012 IRC Wall Bracing Curt Johnson, Simpson Strong-Tie


Partnering with the Board of ArchitectureLynette DuFresne, The Minnesota Board of Architecture, Engineering, Land Surveying, Landscape Architecture, Geoscience and Interior Design


2012 IBC Allowable Heights and AreasDoug Thornburg, International Code Council

1:45−2:00 Break


2012 IRC Wall Bracing (Continued)

2012 IBC Allowable Heights and Areas (Continued)

CCLD Enforcement and Licensing UpdateCharles Durenberger, Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry


3:30 Adjourn

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12:15−1:45 IBC Lateral Bracing Jared Hensley, APA—The Engineered Wood Association

Through Penetration Fire Stops and UL SystemsTom Thoreson, 3M

ICC/AIA- Approved

Course

Soil Engineering Basics for Building Officials(Continued)

Legal Aspects of Code Administration(Continued)

Indoor Air Quality Issues in Commercial and Residential Buildings Paul Ellringer, Air Tamarack; Jack Rossbach, Rossbach Consulting

2012 IBC Inspection of Fire-Resistance-Rated Floors, Ceilings and RoofsDoug Thornburg, International Code Council

1:45−2:00 Break

2:00−3:30 IBC Lateral Bracing (Continued)

Through Penetration Fire Stops and UL Systems(Continued)

2012 IBC Inspection of Fire-Resistance-Rated Floors, Ceilings and Roofs(Continued)



Indoor Air Quality Issues in Commercial and Residential Buildings (Continued)

3:30 Adjourn

Tuesday, January 10, 2017

BUILDING PERMIT TECHNICIANS MECHANICAL


8:00−9:30 IRC Wall BracingJared Hensley, APA—The Engineered Wood Association

IBC 712, 713, and 1009: One Big Happy Family or a Broken Home?Jerry Norman, Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry

ICC/AIA- Approved

Course

Soil Engineering Basics for Building OfficialsRob Flickinger, Megan Hoppe, and Derek Van Heuveln, American Engineering Testing

Legal Aspects of Code AdministrationLinda Pieczynski, Attorney and International Code Council Instructor

Ventilation Systems, Residential Make Up Air and Duct Leakage: Field Results from Performance Testing Mike Wilson, Dakota Supply Group

2012 IBC Exterior Walls and Opening ProtectionDoug Thornburg, International Code Council

9:30−9:45 Break

9:45−11:15 IRC Wall Bracing (Continued)

IBC 712, 713, and 1009: One Big Happy Family or a Broken Home?(Continued)

2012 IBC Exterior Walls and Opening Protection(Continued)



Ventilation Systems, Residential Make Up Air and Duct Leakage: Field Results from Performance Testing (Continued)

11:15−12:15 Lunch MAPMO Meeting

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Wednesday, January 11, 2017

GENERAL SESSION


8:00−9:30 “State of the State”—Who’s Who at DLI/CCLD, and Delegation AgreementsScott McLellan, Minnesota State Building Official; Scott McKown, Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry

9:30−9:45 Break

BUILDING MECHANICAL9:45−11:15 Moving Towards Robust,

High-Performance Homes—Part 1Patrick Huelman, University of Minnesota

Minnesota Accessibility Code FundamentalsKaren Gridley, Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry

Effective Compliance for Minnesota Commercial Energy CodesMegan Hoye and Russ Landry, Center for Energy and Environment, Minnesota

HydronicsShawn Donovan, Mondale & Associates

11:15−12:15 Lunch

12:15−1:45 Moving Towards Robust, High-Performance Homes—Part 2(Continued)

Minnesota Accessibility Code Fundamentals(Continued)

Effective Compliance for Minnesota Commercial Energy Codes(Continued)

Round Table Discussion of Changes to MN Fuel Gas Code, MN Mechanical Code, Changes to Energy Code Related to MN Mechanical Code Jared Ellingson, University of Minnesota; Jon Knudson and Kevin Chapdelaine, City of Saint Paul; Tim Manz, City of Blaine; Barry Riven, City of Bloomington; Tim Daugherty, City of Minneapolis

1:45−2:00 Break

2:00−3:30 Moving Towards Robust, High-Performance Homes—Part 2(Continued)

Minnesota Accessibility Code Fundamentals(Continued)

Effective Compliance for Minnesota Commercial Energy Codes(Continued)

Round Table Discussion of Changes to MN Fuel Gas Code, MN Mechanical Code, Changes to Energy Code Related to MN Mechanical Code (Continued)

3:30 Adjourn

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Thursday, January 12, 2017

BUILDING HOUSING FIRE


8:00−9:30 Best Practices for HVAC Inspections: For the Combination InpectorJon Knudson, City of Saint Paul

Mass Timber - CLT, NLT, Glu-Lam, SCL & Solid SawnJames Smith, American Wood Council; Archie Landreman, WoodWorks—Wood Products Council

ICC-Approved Course

Rental Property InspectionsCynthia Kirchoff, Cynthia Kirchoff Law

Effectiveness of Fire PreventionAmanda Swenson and Jon Nisja, Minnesota State Fire Marshal Division

Minnesota Residential Building and Energy Code Questions and AnswersPeter Kulczyk, Green Code Knowledge LLC

9:30−9:45 Break

9:45−11:15 Best Practices for HVAC Inspections(Continued)


Minnesota Residential Building and Energy Code Questions and Answers (Continued)

Rental Property Inspections(Continued)

Effectiveness of Fire Prevention(Continued)MAT242—Cross

Laminated Timber in the 2015 IBC and NDSJames Smith, American Wood Council; Archie Landreman, WoodWorks—Wood Products Council

11:15−12:15 Lunch MAHCO Meeting

12:15−1:45 What is Wrong with this Picture? For the Combination InspectorBrad Jensen, Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry; Kara Topper, University of Minnesota


Minnesota Residential Building and Energy Code Questions and Answers(Continued)

Noise Complaint Investigation & EnforcementAnthony Baxter, ESI Engineering

Unsafe Buildings, Hoarding, Complaints, LiabilitySoren Mattick, Campbell Knutson

MAT252 Code Applications for Nail-Laminated Timber, Glued-Laminated Timber, and Cross-Laminated TimberJames Smith, American Wood Council; Archie Landreman, WoodWorks—Wood Products Council

1:45−2:00 Break

2:00−3:30 What is Wrong with this Picture? For the Combination Inspector(Continued)

Introduction to Fire Retardant Treated WoodKris Owen, Consultant

Minnesota Residential Building and Energy Code Questions and Answers(Continued)

Noise Complaint Investigation & Enforcement(Continued)

Unsafe Buildings, Hoarding, Complaints, Liability(Continued)

3:30 Adjourn

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Friday, January 13, 2017

BUILDING HOUSING FIRE


8:00−9:30 On-Site Septic SystemsDavid Gustafson, University of Minnesota; Steven Oscarson, Minnesota Pollution Control Agency

ICC-Approved Course

Hazardous OccupanciesNatalie Buckman, Summit Fire Consulting

Legal Concepts in Code Enforcement— Code Process & BasicsTherese Skarda, Attorney, City of Saint Paul

Construction Site Safety Fundamentals for the Field InspectorAdam Tripp, The Builders Group (TBG)

Houses That Work—New Construction Gord Cooke, Energy & Environmental Building Alliance (EEBA)

9:30−9:45 Break

9:45−11:15 On-Site Septic Systems(Continued)

Houses That Work—New Construction (Continued)

Hazardous Occupancies(Continued)

Legal Concepts in Code Enforcement—Drafting an OrdinanceTherese Skarda, Attorney, City of Saint Paul

Construction Site Safety Fundamentals for the Field Inspector(Continued)

11:15−12:15 Lunch




Legal Concepts in Code Enforcement—Advanced Code ProcessesTherese Skarda, Attorney, City of Saint Paul

Sprinkler System Performance, Common Deficiencies, and Common Field CorrectionsDan Kaiser, Minnesota State Fire Marshall Division

1:45−2:00 Break




Legal Concepts in Code Enforcement – Fostering a Positive Relationship with Legal CounselTherese Skarda, Attorney, City of Saint Paul

Sprinkler System Performance, Common Deficiencies, and Common Field Corrections(Continued)

3:30 Adjourn

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Wednesday, January 18, 2017

ELEVATOR7:30–8:00 Registration8:00−9:45 NFPA 70 vs ASME A17.5

Scott Hultstrom, Qualified Elevator Inspector Training Fund (QEITF)

9:45−10:00 Break

10:00−11:45 WTE (Wind Turbine Tower Elevators)Scott Hultstrom, Qualified Elevator Inspector Training Fund (QEITF)

11:45−12:30 Lunch

12:30−2:15 Category 1, 3, 5 TestsScott Hultstrom and Michael Morand, Qualified Elevator Inspector Training Fund (QEITF)

2:15−2:30 Break

2:30−4:00 ASME A90.1Scott Hultstrom, Qualified Elevator Inspector Training Fund (QEITF)

4:00 Adjourn

Thursday, January 19, 2017

ELEVATOR7:30−8:00 Registration

8:00−9:45 Common NEC ViolationsScott Hultstrom, Qualified Elevator Inspector Training Fund (QEITF)

9:45−10:00 Break

10:00−11:45 Navigation of A17.1, Sections 8.6 and 8.7Scott Hultstrom and Michael Morand, Qualified Elevator Inspector Training Fund (QEITF)

11:45−12:30 Lunch

12:30−2:15 History and Application of SIL Devices to the Elevator IndustryScott Hultstrom, Qualified Elevator Inspector Training Fund (QEITF)

2:15−2:30 Break

2:30−4:00 Review of A17.5-2014Scott Hultstrom, Qualified Elevator Inspector Training Fund (QEITF)

4:00 Adjourn

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Planning Committee*Chair

**Vice Chair

Building Subcommittee

* Marlene Bach, City of Minneapolis ** Mike Barck, City of Saint Paul Natalie Buckman, Summit Companies Ron Euteneuer, Great Northern Environmental Solutions David Hoban, City of Minneapolis Peter Kulczyk, Green Code Knowledge, LLC Laura Leckband, BuiltWerks Greg Metz, State of Minnesota Paul Schoenecker, University of Minnesota Jeff Walz, Gensler

Electrical Subcommittee Marty Kumm, State of Minnesota * Dick Owen, Retired, City of Saint Paul M. Sam Sampson, State of Minnesota

Elevator Subcommittee * Mark Johnson, State of Minnesota ** Todd King, State of Minnesota Dennis Stocke, Van Deusen & Associates

Fire Subcommittee * Benjamin Foster,

City of Minneapolis ** Jeremy Maguire,

Brothers Fire and Security Scott Segner,

Summit Companies Cary Smith,

City of Saint Louis Park

Housing Subcommittee * Matt Novak,

City of Woodbury ** Ben Pierson,

City of Apple Valley Greg Smith,

City of Duluth Eric Tessman,

City of Chanhassen

Mechanical Subcommittee Tim Daugherty,

City of Minneapolis ** James Lichtblau,

City of Saint Paul * Gary Stevens,

Retired, City of Saint Paul Andy Woitel,

City of Minneapolis

Permit Technician Subcommittee * Jolene Buberl,

City of Fridley Michele Engberg,

Goodhue County Katy Hauan,

City of Ramsey Julie Hultman,

City of Oak Park Heights * Grace Walmsley,

City of West Saint Paul

Plumbing Subcommittee * Pat Lorio,

City of Minneapolis Brad Jensen,

State of Minnesota David Skallet,

City of Saint Louis Park ** Kara Topper,

University of Minnesota

University of Minnesota Coordinators Kristi Fischer,

College of Continuing Education Maddie Grover,

College of Continuing Education Julie Schmitz,

College of Continuing Education

The University of Minnesota shall provide equal access to and opportunity in its programs, facilities, and employment without regard to race, color, creed, religion, national origin, gender, age, marital status, disability, public assistance status, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression.

Disability accommodation will be provided upon request. This booklet is available in alternative formats. Please call Maddie Grover at 612-624-4938 or e-mail [email protected].

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Monday, January 9 Tuesday, January 10 Wednesday, January 11 Thursday, January 12 Friday, January 13BUILDING CF0522

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On-Site Septic Systems

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MECHANICAL CF0522

$135 by 12/12/2016

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Includes book Inspector Skills

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PERMIT TECHNICIAN CF0522

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HOUSING CF0522

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FIRE CF0522

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$130 after 12/12/2016

$110 by 12/12/2016

$130 after 12/12/2016

ELEVATOR CF0523

Wednesday, January 18, 2017 $110 by 12/12/2016

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Thursday, January 19, 2017 $110 by 12/12/2016

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Building OfficialsJANUARY 4–19, 2017

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Thursday, January 5, 2017 $110 by 12/12/2016

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PLUMBING CF0521

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Building OfficialsJANUARY 4–19, 2017

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