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Detached ADU — 9526 Babauta Rd, San Diego CA 92129

9526 Babauta Rd, San Diego CA 92129

Detached ADUActiveRS-1-11
APN
3155610400
Subtype
Rear yard
Proposed SF
800 sf
Permit Count
0 permits
Scope of Work
New construction
Last Updated
Updated Jan 1

What Roofing requires

Permits & approvals required

No permit unique to this section — covered by the project's building permit (see Permits → Permit Requirements).

Review disciplines

  • Building / Structural reviewRequired
    Plan check for structural, life-safety, and CRC compliance.
    2022 California Residential Code (as amended by SDMC)

Submittal requirements

No submittal specific to this section for this project.

Reference documents

Applicable documents — Structure / Roofing · 3 · click to expand

RankTopics CoveredSection Citation
1
California Code of Regulations Title 24, Part 2.5 — California Residential Code
Foundation design, Framing & loads, Roofing assemblies, Interior wall finishes
CRC §R401 — Foundations
2
City of San Diego Information Bulletin 140 — Residential Addition / Remodel
Additions, Remodels, Submittal requirements
SD Information Bulletin 140
3
BIA-SD ADU Design Checklist v3advisoryCandidate (RAG)
Building Industry Association of San Diego — ADU Design Checklist v3
Topics pending review
BIA-SD ADU Design Checklist v3

Reference tables (9)

Table 1 — Allowable Spans for DF #2 Roof Rafters (DF-Larch)

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Dead Load: up to 10/20 (Shingles/Tiles) psf Total (incl. roofing); Live Load: 20 psf; L/Δ = 240; (T-R802.4.1(2))

Rafter SizeSpacingAllowable Span (Shingles / Tiles)
2X624"11'-11" / 10'-4"
2X616"14'-1" / 12'-7"
2X612"15'-6" / 14'-7"
2X824"15'-1" / 13'-0"
2X816"18'-5" / 16'-0"
2X812"20'-5" / 18'-5"
2X1024"18'-5" / 15'-11"
2X1016"22'-6" / 19'-6"
2X1012"26'-0" / 22'-6"
2X1224"21'-4" / 18'-6"
2X1216"26'-0" / 22'-7"
2X1212"26'-0" / 26'-0"

Table 2 — Allowable Spans for DF #2 Ceiling Joist (DF-Larch)

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Dead Load: 10 psf; Live Load: 20 psf (Light Storage); L/Δ = 240; (T-R802.5.1(2))

Joist SizeSpacingAllowable Span
2X424"7'-3"
2X416"8'-11"
2X412"9'-10"
2X624"10'-8"
2X616"13'-0"
2X612"15'-0"
2X824"13'-6"
2X816"16'-6"
2X812"19'-1"
2X1024"16'-5"
2X1016"20'-2"
2X1012"23'-3"

Table 3 — Allowable Spans for DF #2 Floor Joist (DF-Larch)

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Dead Load: 10 psf; Live Load: Floor 40 psf; L/Δ = 360; (T-R502.3.1(2))

Joist SizeSpacingAllowable Span
2X624"8'-3"
2X616"9'-9"
2X612"10'-9"
2X824"10'-5"
2X816"12'-9"
2X812"14'-2"
2X1024"12'-9"
2X1016"15'-7"
2X1012"18'-0"
2X1224"14'-9"
2X1216"18'-1"
2X1212"20'-11"

Table 4 — Allowable Spans (Braced/Unbraced) for DF #2 Roof Beams & Headers, Exterior & Interior Bearing Walls (DF-Larch)

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Max. Dead Load: 20 psf; Max Live Load: 20 psf; (T-R 602.7(1))

Size12-ft Bldg WidthNT24-ft Bldg WidthNT36-ft Bldg WidthNT
2-2x66'-0"/4'-3"14'-7"/3'-2"13'-10"/2'-8"1
2-2x87'-7"/5'-4"15'-9"/4'-0"24'-10"/3'-4"2
2-2x109'-0"/6'-9"16'-10"/4'-9"25'-9"/4'-4"2
2-2x1210'-7"/7'-5"28'-1"/5'-8"26'-10"/4'-9"2
3-2x89'-5"/6'-7"17'-3"/5'-1"16'-1"/4'-3"2
3-2x1011'-3"/7'-10"28'-7"/6'-2"27'-3"/5'-1"2
3-2x1213'-2"/9'-3"210'-8"/7'-1"28'-6"/6'-0"2
4-2x810'-11"/7'-8"28'-4"/5'-10"27'-0"/5'-0"2
4-2x1012'-11"/9'-0"29'-11"/7'-0"28'-4"/5'-10"2
4-2x1215'-3"/10'-8"211'-8"/8'-2"29'-10"/6'-9"2

a. Building width is perpendicular to ridge measured to exterior walls.

b. NT – Number of trimmer studs required to support each end of header.

d. Allowable span of braced beam / Allowable span of unbraced beam.

Table 5 — Cantilever Spans for Floor Joists

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Max. deck dead load 10 psf; Live load 40 psf

Size (DF-Larch #2)SpacingCantilever SpanUplift Force (lbs)
2x812"34"165
2x816"29"180
2x1012"49"201
2x1016"42"220
2x1024"34"255
2x1216"57"268
2x1224"47"330

a. Ratio of backspan to cantilever span shall be not less than 2:1.

b. A full-depth floor joist shall be provided at the cantilevered ends. Solid blocking shall be provided between joists over the support.

c. Connection angle capable of resisting the indicated uplift force shall be provided at the backspan support.

Table 6 — Rafter Heel Connection to Ceiling Joist

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Roof Live Load 20 psf [Table R802.5.2(1)]; Minimum number of 16d common nails

Rafter SlopeTie Spacing (in)Roof Span 12 ftRoof Span 20 ftRoof Span 28 ftRoof Span 36 ft
3:1216581013
3:12247111519
4:121646810
4:1224581215
5:12163568
5:122447912

Roof span is measured between exterior walls.

Table 7 — Allowable Spans & Loads for Wood Structural Panel (Floor & Roof Sheathing)

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Sheathing Grade STRUCT-1; continuous over two or more spans; strength axis perpendicular to supports; applies to panels 24" or wider; (T-R503.2.1.1(1))

Panel Span Rating (Roof/Floor)Min Panel Thickness (in)Roof Max Span — Edge SupportRoof Max Span — No Edge SupportRoof Total Load (psf)Roof Live Load (psf)Floor Max Span (in, T&G/blocking)
24/03/824204030
24/167/162424504016
32/1615/32, 1/23228403016
40/2019/32, 5/84032403020
48/2423/32, 3/44836453524

Table 8 — Nailing Schedule

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(T-R602.3(1))

ConnectionFasteningRemarks
Roof
Blocking between joists or rafters to top plate3-8d (2-1/2" x 0.113")Toe nail
Ceiling joist to plate3-8d (2-1/2" x 0.113")Toe nail
Ceiling joist not attached to parallel rafter, laps over partitions4-10d (3" x 0.128")Toe nail
Collar tie rafter, face nail or 20-gage ridge strap3-10d (3" x 0.128")Face nail
Rafter to plate2-16d (3-1/2" x 0.135")Toe nail
Roof rafters to ridge, valley or hip rafters4-16d (3-1/2" x 0.135") / 3-16d (3-1/2" x 0.135")Toe nail / End nail
Wall
Built-up corner studs10d (3" x 0.128")16" o.c.
Built-up header two pieces with ½" spacer16d (3.5" x 0.162")16" o.c. along each edge
Continued header two pieces16d (3.5" x 0.162")16" o.c. along each edge
Continuous header to stud4-8d (2-1/2" x 0.113")Toe nail
Double studs16d (3.5" x 0.128")12" o.c.
Double top plates10d (3" x 0.128")12" o.c. Face nail
Double top plates, minimum 24-inch offset of end joints, face nail in lapped area8-16d (3-1/2" x 0.135")Face nail
Sole plate to joist or blocking16d (3-1/2" x 0.135")12" o.c. Face nail
Sole plate to joist or blocking at braced wall panels3-16d (3-1/2" x 0.135")12" o.c. Face nail
Stud to sole plate4-8d (2-1/2" x 0.113") or 3-16d (3-1/2" x 0.135")Toe nail
Top or sole plate to stud3-16d (3-1/2" x 0.135")End nail
Top plates, lap at corners and intersections3-10d (3" x 0.128")Face nail
Floor
Joist to sill or girder4-8d (2-1/2" x 0.113")Toe nail
Rim joist to top plate (roof application also)8d (2-1/2" x 0.131")6" o.c. Toe nail
Built-up girders and beams, 2-inch lumber layers10d (3" x 0.128")Nail each layer: 24" o.c. at top and bottom, staggered; two nails at ends and at each splice
Ledger strip supporting joists or rafters4-16d (3-1/2" x 0.135")At each joist or rafter

1. When nails are clinched, nailing may be reduced by 25 percent.

Table 9 — Title 24 Energy Requirements (Prescriptive) for Climate Zone 7 & 10

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Prescriptive energy requirements (Climate Zones 7 & 10)

ComponentClimate ZoneRequirement
Insulation — CeilingClimate Zone 7R-30
Insulation — CeilingClimate Zone 10R-38 (Option B), R-30 (Option C)
Insulation — WallClimate Zone 7 & 10R-13 + R8 Cont.
Insulation — FloorClimate Zone 7 & 10R-19
Insulation — RoofClimate Zone 7 & 10Radiant barrier required in new roof
Fenestration — TypeDual Pane
Fenestration — Maximum Sq.Ft.20% of FA* totalUF 0.30 or lower
Fenestration — 5% West FacingSHGC 0.23 or lower
Doors — No GlazingUF 0.20 or lower
Doors — Glazing DoorTreated as fenestration

1. All buildings shall comply with the Quality Insulation Installation (QII) requirements in Table 150.1-A or B.

2. The area of any glass removed, as a direct result of the room addition, may be added to the 20% (*FA = floor area).