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Inspection Status: Re-inspection required (with fee)
Inspection History: COT - HCPL - Plumbing Above Ceiling
| Date |
Description |
Inspector |
Results |
Comments |
| 01/12/2026 |
COT - HCPL - Plumbing Above Ceiling |
|
Re-inspection required (with fee) |
1-12-26: room 101-112-Fire caulk all vertical penetrations at the decking, add nail plates or re-adjust all pex lines closer than 1 1/4" from edge throughout, 101-add FHA 5x18" plate at sill plate/restroom, add clamp to pex lines above tub at backing, provide a listed means of support at restrooms throughout-2x4's are not a listed means, add fire caulk at penetrations at decking throughout, add a sister stud at non-bearing walls where over notched more than 60%-see previous notes from 12-10-25. |
| 01/14/2026 |
COT - HCPL - Plumbing Above Ceiling |
|
Re-inspection required |
14-26:add Boca plate/fha plate at top plate to protect dwv closer than 1 1/4" from edge, guest laundry room-add Boca plates at marked areas and a fha plate to protecting pair of 3" dwv, add Boca plates to base for dwv, add clamps/relocate per lines where closer than 1 1/4" from stud edges, add plumbers tape to dwv above ceiling where pipe is resting on 2x4 (throughout). Listed above rooms were the only units I inspected. Reschedule when ready. |
| 03/05/2026 |
COT - HCPL - Plumbing Above Ceiling |
|
Canceled |
3-5-26: canceled. |
| 03/10/2026 |
COT - HCPL - Plumbing Above Ceiling |
|
Partial Pass |
3/10/26: plumbing above ceiling approved at 1st floor common areas. |
| 12/05/2025 |
COT - HCPL - Plumbing Above Ceiling |
|
Canceled |
Canceled per contractor. 12/5/2025 |
| 12/10/2025 |
COT - HCPL - Plumbing Above Ceiling |
|
Partial Pass |
12/10/25: DWV pressure test approved ok to remove plugs. In wall DWV requires stud-shoe or sister stud where bored more than 60% at nonbearing wall. Nail plates required throughout on exterior walls at corridor and on vertical stacks where plumbing comes within 1-1/4" from face of stud |
