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36 Ward Ave First Floor HeadersEXISTING LVL BEAM S CO EXIST EXIST KITCHEN SUN PORCH DINING LIVING BATH GARAGE BUMPFRONT PORCH BATTERY 2 - 9 1/2" LVL OR 3 - 2X12 BEAM Maple Street Architects Northampton, MA (413) 570-3213 Date: 12 July 2018 Scale: 1/4" = 1' - 0" SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" 8'4'2'1'0 N A1.1PLAN LVL 136 Ward AveNorthampton, MA 3 - 11 7/8” Face mount hanger for double LVL (e.g., Simpson HGUS210-2), secured with nails and Simpson connector screws. Post with 6 - 2x4. Bears on large timber beam in basement, at a point where that beam is supported by the old chimney brickwork Post over which the two LVL spans meet.1 king stud (2x4) with 4 jack studs (2x4) on each side, for a total of 9. Bears on large timber beam in basement, at a point where that beam is supported by a brick column. New 2 - 11 7/8” LVL beam. Two sections (14’ and 17’), meeting over a post in the middle. Beam sits in existing 1/2” notches in second floor joists. Hurricane ties from beam to joists above. Post with 3 - 2x4.Located 4’ south of post next to door. Bears on large timber beam in basement. Face mount hanger for double LVL (e.g., Simpson HGUS210-2), secured with nails and Simpson connector screws. Post with 3 - 2x4. Bears directly on foundation plate below. Post with 4 - 2x4. Bears directly on foundation plate below. Post with 3 - 2x4. Bears directly on foundation plate below.Post with 2 - 2x4. Bears directly on foundation plate below. Post with 3 - 2x4. Comes down within 6” of existing lally column in basement below. Post with 5 - 2x4.Bears directly on new concrete lally column in basement with 2’x’2’x1’ concrete footing. New beam with 11 7/8” LVL. Will be constructed as 2-ply LVL beam but requires one of the plies to be cut out (for approx. 1’ length) to accommodate plumbing and electrical wires. Result is beam will only have the strength of 1-ply LVL. (Note this beam does not have multiple joists resting on it from above, so relatively little weight will be borne across its span. Purpose of putting an LVL here is primarily to stop existing sag in the adjacent stairwell area.) Remove this non-load bearing wall.