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76th Ave Professional Bldg
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21911 76th Avenue W, lEdmonds, WA 98026
BUSINESS OWNER:
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12425 Meridian Ave S
Everett, WA 98208
Phone (425) 551-1200
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PHONE: 4257781530
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HOME PHONE:
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In our continuing effort to promote fire safety and prevention within the community, your fire department conducts
regularly scheduled "Fire Safety Survey Inspections" of all businesses and multi -family occupancies in the Cities
covered by Snohomish County Fire District 1.
You are to be congratulated on the relative good condition of your occupancy in regards to fire safety. Above you
will find the item(s) that were noted during. our inspection which require attention to bring them into compliance
w ith the minimum standards adopted by the above jurisdictions.
Any overlooked hazards or violations, of the fire regulations does not imply approval of such conditions or violation.
If you require additional information or to schedule a re -inspection for Edmonds, call (425) 775-7720; for
Mountlake Terrace or Brier, call (425) 744-6231.
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Emerald Pire
Fire Sprinkler Specialists
11021 Cramer Rd. KPN - Gig Harbor, WA 98329
Office (253) 857-2056 - Fax (253) 857-2312 - Local 699 Contractor
AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS
(One System per Report)
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Responsible Person: Phone r1be
Building Owner:— Phone Number:
Date of Inspection: V A Type of Inspection: Quarterly R Annual,2," Other E]
Testers Name (Please Print WA State FSCC#
1.-7"p-rest (kEy trip)or full flow) conducted: ..................................... /Z' YeglffN 0 El
System tripped in seconds.
2. All flow switches, supervisory switches and alarm bells tested:/;/,/ .................. YesoE� o El N/A
3. Alarm bell operates: ................................................... / ..................... Yes-EJ'No n N/A El
4. Flow tests conclucte . ......... ............................ ///
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psi 2-inch drain? ........................................ Ye?ffNo F�
Flow pressure:
5. Systems inspected and lubricated: .......................................................... Yes-E�o F� N/A R
6. Air compressor refills system in 30 minutes: .............................................. Yes.��No F�
7. System drained and restored to normal operation: ..................................... Yesfrf�o D
8. Were the heat actuation devices tested on pre -action and deluge system? ..... Yes 0 No F� N/A.E�J—
WU SYSTEM/ANTI-FREEZE SYSTEM: Tested at
I Trip t onducted: .............................................................................. Yes [7 No[:]
Static pressur . psi Flow pressure: —psi 2 inch drain? ....... Yes F� No F1 N/A E]
2. Flow switches, superviso witches an a arm ells tested: .... ........ 9 Yes F] No [] N/A E]
3. Alarm bell operates: ..................... ............................. ... .. ... ..... Yes E] Non N/A F-]
4. Systems inspected and lubricated: .............. ................... ... Yes E] No F]
5. Pressure regulating valves tested: .......................... I .............................. Yes 7 No E] N/A F�
AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS (continued)
General:
I
Central Station Monitoring? ..........................................................................
Yes No E]
Monitoring company name
2.
Location of Sprinklers
100% ........ 1. El Parking ......... / Basement ......... F� Hallways
......... E] Other ........ Ej
3.
Pumper connections and clapper valves unobstructed ....................................... Ye S/ Non
4.
Sprinkler heads less than 50 years old .............................................................
Yes?�. No F-1
5.
Sprinkler coverage is acceptable ....................................................................
Yes No F-1
6.
Spare sprinkler heads are available .................................................................
Ye S No
7.
Systems left in service ..................................................................................
Yes;6 No F-1
8.
Valves are sealed or supervised ......................................................................
Yes No Fj
9.
10.
Signs are provided on valves .......................................................................... Yes)?I' Nof-j
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pressure -psi.
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SIGNATURE OF TESTER:
AGENCY: Emerald Fire PHONE: 253-857-2056
MAILINGADDRESS: 11021 Cramer Road K]PN, Gig Harbor,WA98329
Emerald Pire
Fire SprinkJer Specialists
11021 Cramer Rd. KPN - Gig Harbor, WA 98329
Office (253) 857-2056 - Fax (253) 857-2312 - Local 699 Contractor
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Testers Name (Please Print): 0�-A)ge' '�5-5 WA State FSCC#_�Z�2�
1 Trij� �st (dry trip or full flow) conducted: .................................................. Yes [] No
System tri in seconds.
2. All flow switches, sup isory switches and alarm bells tested: ....... ............. Yes E] No N/A E]
3. Alarm bell operates: .................. ................................... .... .... ........... Yes E] No Ej N/A E]
4. Flow tests conducted: ............................... ...................... . ... ... .... .. Yes 0 No E]
Flow pressure: psi 2-inch drain? .... .............. ... .... ........ Yes F� No E]
5. Systems inspected and lubricated: ....................................... ................ Yes [:] No El N/A El
6. Air compressor refills system in 30 minutes: ......................................... ... Yes E-] Non
7. System drained and restored to normal operation: ................................ ...... Yes 0
8. Were the heat actuation devices tested on pre -action and deluge system?..... Yes El No El N/A El
(;VET SYSTE6A4T4-EREEZ-fi-5*fffV"Te- sted at
1 . Trip test conducted: .............................................................................. Ye -ie' No
Static pressure: psi Flow pressure: psi 2 inch drain? ....... Ye5+f" No E] N/A E]
2. Flow switches, supervisory switches and alarm bells tested: ..................... Yej4��r Non N/A E]
3. Alarm bell operates: ............................................................................. Yesal No F� N/A n
4. Systems inspected and lubricated: .......................................................... YeqfTNo n
5. Pressure regulating valves tested: ........................................................... Yes E] No [7 NIA4�j—
AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS (continued)
General:
I Central Station Monitoring? .......................................... ........ Ye/ No
Monitoring company name
2. Location of Sprinklers
100% ....... Parking ......... 0 Basement ......... 0 Hallways ......... F-1 Other ........ E]
3. Pumper connections and clapper valves unobstructed ....................................... Ye5eff— No R
4. Sprinkler heads less than 50 years old ............................................................. YegEt'No P
5. Sprinkler coverage is acceptable .................................................................... Yes�5' No F�
6. Spare sprinkler heads are available ................................................................. YeqC' No F]
7. Systems left in service .................................................................................. Yes-E` No F�
8. Valves are sealed or supervised ...................................................................... Yes.� No F�
9. Signs are provided on valves ......................................................................... YeA�J-<o F-1
10. City static water pressure
-psi.
Problems Found:
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Corrections Made: Date Corrected: Corrected By:
SIGNATURE OF TESTER:
AGENCY: Emerald Fire PHONE: 253-857-2056
MAILINGADDRESS: 11021 Cramer Road KPN, Gig Harbor. WA 98329
Emerald Pire
Fire spfinkler Specialists
11021 Crame - r Rd. KPN - Gig Harbor, WA 98329
Office (253).857-2056 - Fax(253)857-2312 - Local 699 Contractor
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Ye No F1
Sysj�'r�teipped inj� �,seconds.
2.
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Yee No R
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3.
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Yarrj!!::r No El
5.
Systems inspected and lubricated: .............................................. I .......
Yes-�No R
N/A D
6.
Air compressor refills system in 30, minutes: ......... ....................................
Yeef!!� No F-1
7.
System drained and restored to normal operation: ......................................
Yes-f 51N 0 El
8.
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Yes R NoE]
N/A/
G7,;�*s-Y�STEMIANTI-FREEZE SYSTEM: Tested at
1 r p e conducted: ........................ ....... ......... .......... I., ....................... Ye&fr' No E]
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Static
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2, Flow switches, supervisory -switches and alarm bells tested: ..................... Yes,2r No Fj -N/A F�
3. Alarm bell operates:.......-,.... ......................................... .......................... Yeq
J'NoM N/AF�
4. Systems inspected and lubricated: ........................................................ I. Y48� No R
5. Pressure regulating valves-testecl: ............................................ .................. Yes E] No R N/I&ff
"AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS,(con'ti66edj
General:
1
Central Station Monitoring? ..........................................................................
.'Ye-sa�No F-1
Monitoring company name
2.
3.
Location of Sprinklers
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100% ........ Fr Parkin Basement ......... F] Hallways ......... R Other ........ E]
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Pbmper corlIctions and clapper valves unobstructed ....................................... Ye&fr No F-1
4.
Sprinkler heads less than 50 years old .............................................................
Yeso�'NoM
5.
Sprinkler coverage is acceptable ............ I ........................................................
Ye9f rNo R
6.
Spare sprinkler heads are available ..................................................................
Yes-F!1' No []
Systems.le.ft in service...." .................. .......... .................
Yes El No E]
8.
Valves are sealed or supervised .......................................................................
Yes-Ef*' No
9.
Signs are provided on valves ..........................................................................
Yestn-" No
10.
City.static water pressure psi. W )
Problems Found:
Corrections Made: Date Corrected: Corrected By:
SIGNATURE OF TESTER:
AGENCY: Emerald Fire PHONE: 253-857-2056
MAILINGADDRESS: 11021 Cramer Road KPN, Gig Harbor, WA 98329
FIRE PREVENTION
Serving Brier, Edinonds
12425 Meridian Ave S
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BUSINESS OWNER: TGB
HOME PHONE: 4.257731530
EMERGENCY-1: 1137eto, Grace
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DATE DUE; 6L2L_b
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Fire Sprinkler Specialists
11021 Cramer Rd. KPN - Gig Harbor, WA 98329
Office (253) 857-2056 - Fax (253) 857-2312 - Local 699 Contractor
AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS
(One Svstem ner Renort)
-/-I � 6z
-P-Iqlf 761� 4Vc . W031 t4y,
Occupancy Address: Foewc.,,J� 416s_ !3,� og(g Occupancy Name:
Responsible Person: Phone Number:
Building Owner: Phone Number:
Date of Inspection: /0 --17 -1 Type of Inspection: Quarterly E] Annual E;K Other El
Testers Name (Please Print): �9� 7?6� L, WA State FSCC# 0633-IT-05181
DRY SYSTEM/PRE-ACTION SYSTEM:
1 Trip test (dry trip or full flow) conducted: ....................... s
........................... Ye r NoF
System tripped in seconds.
2. All flow switches, supervisory switches ar�d alarm bells tested.
. ................... Yes No N/A E]
3. Alarm bell operates: ............... .. ..... ... Yes E] No E] N/A E]
4. Flow tests conducted .............
.......................... .................................... Yes E] No E]
Flow pressure: /Dpsi 2-inch drai I ....................................... Yes El No El
5. Systems inspected and lubricated: ....... .................. .... .......................... Yes E] No E] N/A El
6. Air compressor refills system in 30 inutes: ............. ...... ........................ Yes E] No E]
7. System drained and restore o normal operation: ... ................................. Yes [] No
8. Were the heat actua * devices tested on pre -action and deluge system?.... . Yes E] NoE] N/AE]
WET SYSTEM/ANTI FREEZE SYSTEM: Tested at
1. Trip test conducted: ................................................................................ Yes U/ No F�
Static pressure: psi Flowpressure: psi 2 inch drain? ........ Yes*19/No*[] N/A I E]
2. Flow switches, supervisory switches and alarm bells tested: ...................... Yes Y No E] N/A E]
3. Alarm bell operates: .............................................................................. Yes M/ No E] N/A E]
4. Systems inspected and lubricated: .......................................................... Yes [�' No F-1
5. Pressure regulating valves tested: ........................................................... Yes F-1 No F� N/A M/
up * 1 .
AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS (continued)
General:
1 Central Station Monitoring? .......................................................................... Yes V No El
Monitoring company name .. P-T
2. Location of Sprinklers
l00% ......... V' Parking ......... E] Basement ......... E] Hallways ......... Other ........
3. Pu mper connections and clapper valves unobstructed ........................................ Yes [Y' No E]
4. Sprinkler heads less than 50 years old ............................................................. Yes ER" No E]
5. Sprinkler coverage. is acceptable .................................................................... Yes V No 0
6. Spare sprinkler heads are available ....... .......................................................... Yes Q/ No El
7. Systems left in service .................... I .............................................................. Yes &J/ No[:]
8. Valves are sealed or supervised ...................................................................... Yes Eg/ No E]
9. Signs are provided on valves ......................................................................... Yes Ej/ No
10. City static water pressure 49131-- —psi.
Problems Found:
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C2
Corrections Made: Date Corrected: Corrected By:
SIGNATURE OF TESTER: jg<�7
AGENCY: Emerald Fire PHONE: 253-857-2056
MAILINGADDRESS: 11021 Cramer Road KPN, Gig Harbor, WA 98329
Emerald Tire
Fire Spfinkder Spcdalists
.11021 Cramer Rd. KPN - Gig HarborWA 98329
Office (253) 857-2056 - Fax (253) 857-2312 - Local 699 Contractor
AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS
(One System per Report)
-2/cIN -76 70:� Pvc, W - -T,
Occupancy Address: fE��� vV6- Occupancy Name: 7&
Responsible Person:, --Ph6he Numbeh
Building Owner: Phone Number:
Date of Inspection: 10-17—t Type of Inspection: Quarterly E] Annual V/ Other
Testers Name (Please Print): poz WA State FSCC# 0633-IT-051809
U I
DRY SYSTEM/PRE-ACTION SYSTEM:
1 Trip test (dry trip oK�a�conclucted% ........... Yes NO-E]
System tripped in .5—,k seconds.
2. All flow switches, supervisory switches and alarm bells tested: ..................... Yes 21/ No F] N/A E]
3. Alarm bell operates: ............................................................................. Yes 01 No[] N/A F]
4. Flow tests conducted: .................................................................. * ........ Yes E( No F-1
Flow pressure: pzr psi 2-inch drain? ....................................... Yes [y No E]
5. Systems inspected and lubricated: ........................................................... Yes g/ No E] N/A E]
6.. Air compressor refills system in 30 minutes: .............................................. Yes N/No F]
7. System drained and restored to normal operation: ...................................... Yes Q/No Ej
8. . Were the heat actuation devices tested on pre -action and deluge system? ..... YesEl No.0 N/AD/
WET SYSTEM/ANTI-FREEZE SYSTEM: Tested at
.1. Trip test conducted: ......................... .....................
Static pressure: psi Flo re sure:
:�: ....... I .................... ..Yes El No El .
i 2 inch drain? ....... YesE] NoE] N/AE]
2. Flow switches, supervisory swiche nd alar bells tested: ..................... Yes No [-1 N/A El
Zs1h
3. Alarm bell operates: ........................ ...... ...... Yes E] No E] N/A E]
t n .................................
4. Systems inspected and lubricat .......................................................... Yes E] No E]
5. Pressure regulating valves -tested: ........................................................... Yes R No E] N/A E]
AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMSkontinued)
General:
1 . Central Station Monitoring? .......................................................................... Yes E/ No E]
Monitoring company name
2. Location of Sprinklers
100% ......... [V Parking ......... Ej Basement ......... r-1 Hallways ........... L] Other ........ Ej
3. Pumper connections and clapper valves unobstructed ....................................... Yes E( No E]
4. Sprinkler heads less than 50 years old ............................................................. Yes No E]
5. Sprinklercoverage is acceptable .................................................................... Yes No 0
6. Spare sprinkler heads are available .................................................................. Yes No
V El
7. Systems left in service .................................................................................. Yes &3' NoR
8. Valves are sealed or supervised ...................................................................... Yes ff' NoR
9. Signs are provided on valves ......................................................................... Yes 19/No E]
10. City static water pressure -psi.
Problems Found:
t/,;Z,
Corrections Made: Date Corrected: Corrected By:
SIGNATURE OF TESTER:
AGENCY: Emerald Fire PHONE: 253-857-2056
MAILINGADDRESS: 11021 Cramer Road KPN, Gig Harbor, WA 98329
FIRE PREVENTION
Serving Brier, Edmonds
12425 Meridian Ave S
INSPECTION REPORT
SNOHOMI Mountlake Terraceand
TIR
Everett, WA 98208
OEDMONDS
0 BRIER
the Town of Woodway
DIS R T
Phone (425) 551-1200
EIWOODWAY
[I MOUNTLAKE TERRACE
www.FireDistrictl.org
Fax (4 25) 551-1272
[1 UNINCORPORATED
21911 76th Ave W
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365
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LOCATION:
BUSINESS NAME: 76th Ave Professional Bldg
PHONE:
SCHEDULED 02/01/12
DATE DUE II'
MAILING 21911 76th Ave W
LIFIR 0 509 2157
ADDRESS: Edmonds
98026
BUSINESSOWNER: qWr M,4.�,7_6JC�4
HOME PHONE:
EMERGENCY-1: Seto, Grace
HOME PHONE: 4252200564
CURRENT
KEY ACCESS-2: Gzfflngm _15MM
HOME PHONE: 4*0@;t�
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CITY YES NO
BUSINESS
LICENSE
PERSON CONTACTED: 2aaf
INITIAL INSPECTION DATE
NAME OF INSPECTOR:
1
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FIRE AS 711 FA 10/10 IFD Lkl3x
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ANNUAL
HAZARDS FOUND AND LOCATIONS / COMMUNICATIONS
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I AGREE TO CORRECT THE ABOVE VIOLATION(S) IN THE NEXT 30 DAYS X
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CITY OF EDMONDS
121,5T�.AVENUE N. - EDMONDS, WASHIN�T`
'RN; (425) 771-0215
'FIRE DEPARTMENT
LOCATION: 21911 76th Ave W
BUSINESS NAME: 76th Ave Professional Bldg
MAILING 21911 76th Ave W
PHONE:
FIRE PREVENTION
SAFETY SURVEY
ADDRESS: 11 Edmonds 98026
7-ZtE ARCN(7itE�7�_�, 4 z --T,
BUSINESS OWNER: HOME PHONE: 42467-88984-
44amaawaw
EMERGENCY-1: S6''to, Grace 6 ;La —05(.,y HOME PHONE: 4252200964
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KEY ACCESS-2;"Ufakirigei, Dennis HOMEPHONE: 4258768818
FREQUENCY
STATION 1, SHIFT
365
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DATE DUE
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PERSON CONTACTED:"4- f<1 I r3�e IJL
NAME OF INSPECTOR:
FIRE AS 7/03 FA 10/06 I'D LkBx FES
SYSTEMS: jA611 0 ANNUAL
HAZARDS FOUND AND LOCATIONS COMMUNICATIONS
ENTER CODE ONLY ONCE 0,
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FIRE DEPARTMENT COPY
'�-'fc 6141,5
CITY OF EDMONDS
121 5TH AVENUE N. - EDMONDS, WASHINGTON 98020 - (425) 771-0215
FIRE DEPARTMENT
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LOCATION: 21911 76th Ave W
BUSINESS NAME: 76th Ave Professional Bldg PHONE:
FIRE PREVENTION
SAFETY §GROCEY
MAILING 219111 76th Ave W
ADDRESS: Edmonds 98026
BUSINESS OWNER: Hamme'rworks HOME PHONE: 4256700984
EMERGENCY- 1: Seto, Grace HOME PHONE: 4252200964
KEY ACCESS-2: Grainuer. Dennis HOME PHONE: 4258768818
FREQUENCY
STATION& SHIFT
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ENTER CODE ONLY ONCE I�
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FIRE DEPARTMENT COPY
I
A4
Gas Service. Oxygen,
Airgas Tank Model
VS-3000
Airgas Vessel Capacity
3,000
Gallon
Capacity in Cubic Ft.
345,300
Cubic Feet
Monthly Volume
-
Cubic Feet
Fills per month (based on current consumption)
0.00
Del/month
Maximum Working Pressure (mwp)
250
PSIG
Delivery Pressure Range
0-175
PSIG
Tare Weight of Vessel
14,258
Pounds
Weight of Product (full
28,583
Pounds
Total Weight (full
42,841
Pounds
Tank Diameter
T-2"(86")
Ft. / (Inches)
Overall Tank Height
19--0" (228")
Ft. / (inches)
Pad Specifications
Width
13'-0" (156")
Ft. / (inches)
Depth
13'-0" (156")
Ft. / (Inches)
Thickness
1'-6" (18")
Ft. / (Inches)
Rebar Size (top row @ 9" E.W.)
#4 (grade 60)
Guage
Rebar Size (bottom row @ 9" E.W.)
#6 (grade 60)
Guage
Drip Pad Specifications
Width
15'-0" (180")
Ft. / (Inches)
Depth
15'-0" (180")
Ft. / (Inches)
Thickness
0'-8" (8")
Ft. / (Inches)
Rebar Mesh
611 x 6"
Wire Mesh
Other Reauirements,
Fence
Heigh
6
Feet
Bumper Guard Spacing every:
4
Feet
Depth Below Groundl
301
1 nches
SCHEDULE 1: FOOTING/PADS FOR VESSEL SUPPORT
EOUIPMENT
UNIT
PRODUCT
P�D/FOOTING
CONCRETE (25()0 PSI NORMAL Womm
REWORCEMENT
) LAYER. B.
3' BELOW
T.O.C.
REF.
OEAI,
UENCTN V
Fr
mm W
FT
Tmic"
IN
450 MP/MP/VHP
02. N2. AR
4'
4'
12'
#5012- MA)I
1000 MP/Hp
02. M2. AR
4'-G'
4'-G'
12*
05012- MAX
1000 VHP
. X2
4'-S'
4--l'
12'
#5012- MAI(
1000 VHP
AR
4'-§'
12'
#5012- MA)I
1500 HP/vw
02. N2
I
w
12'
15012- MAX
ism HP
AR
5--6-
W-6-
12'
15012- MAX
Isw VHP
AR
5'-S'
120
15012m MAX
(zzr"pnmp' I). qlARq-ON-rRAnF FOR VFSSFL SUPPORT
EOUFMENT
UNIT
PRODUCT
SLka_ON_
ID'xIO' MNTMW MRA�L DIMENSIONS
LIMIT TO BE ERED ON SECn OF
THE SLAB WITH FOLLOWING DIMS
REIWORCEMENT
(1) LAYER. Bw..
2' CUIL BELOW
T.O.C.
REF.
DETAIL
LENGTH *L"
I'T
ww. 'e'
450 MP/NP/VHP
02. H2. AR
4--l'
4'
a.
#4012- MAX
I" wAp
02. NZ AR
4.-B.
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J�12- MAX
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02. N2
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1000 vHP
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Ir
1411112- WAX
15W HP/VHP
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5.
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1500 HP
AR
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51-6.
'4. 2*
1500 VHP
AR
a.
5'-0*
1.
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qC'HFr)LJLF 3: VESSEL CONNECTION - EPDXY ANCHORS
SCHEDULES
NC`rES
ANCHORAGE.
HLTI WA PER ICSO ERSW9
SPECIAL
EOUIPMENT
PRODUCT
�VAMZCD
WSPECTION
REOUIRED
UNIT
DIAMETER
WK DAB.
M%r
'PER'
U
450 MP/HP^�P
02. N2. AR
.1�2:
�4;:
YES
1000 uP/HP/%MP
02. N2. AR
S
1500 HP
02. R2. AR
A36
4
YES
SCHEDULE 4: VESSEL CONNECTION - EXPANSION ANCHORS
ANCHORAGE:
HLII KBa
PER Km ER4a27
SPECIAL
EOLVMENT
PRODUCT
GALVANIZED
NSPECTION
REQUIRED
UNIT
DIAMETER
450 MP/HP/VHP
02. 92. AR
01!21
!
N
IOW MP/HP/VHP
02. N2, AFT
0"_
4
NO
1500 HPIMP
02, N2, AR
.1 /2'
1 5'
1 11'
A36
4
NO
NOTES
THE DATA IN THE TABLES SHALL BE USED FOR REFERENCE PURPOSES ONLY, AND
CANNOT BE SUBSTITUTED FOR STRUCTURAL DESIGN FOR PARTICULAR SITE CONDITIONS.
2. THE DATA IN THE TABLES IS VALID ONLY WITHIN THE FOLLOWING (OR ANY LESS
STRINGENT) DESIGN ASSUMPTIONS (1997 UBC-1998 CBC):
A- SEISMIC ZONE 4, SOIL PROFILE "SD*, NO CLOSER THAN 10 KM FROM FAULT TYPE
"A". AND NO CLOSER THAN 5 KM FROM FAULT TYPE "B".
B. MAXIMUM WIND SPEED 110 MPH. EXPOSURE "C".
C- IMPORTANCE FACTORS: I = Ip = 1.5. IW, = 1.15.
D- ALLOWABLE BEARING CAPACITY OF SOIL 1500 PSF WITH 1.33 INCREASE FOR
TRANSIENT LOADS.
3. THE SPECIFIED BEARING CAPACITY OF SOIL REQUIRES GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION.
4. ACTUAL INSTALLATION MAY REQUIRE SOIL IMPROVEMENT, INCLUDING SOIL
REPLACEMENT, OVEREXCAVATION, SCARIFYING, RECOMPACTION, ETC. SOME
INSTALLATINS REQUIRE ANTI -FROST MEASURES. REFER TO LOCAL CODES,
GEOTECHNICAL REPORT, AND STRUCTURAL DESIGN DOCUMENTATION FOR SPECIFIC
REQUIREMENTS.
5. THE INSTALLATION SITE SHALL BE SUPPLIED WITH ADEQUATE DRAINAGE (BY OTHERS)
PREVENTING WATER PONDING/ACCUMULATION ON. AROUND, AND UNDER THE NEW
CONCRETE.
6. ALL CONCRETE IS 2500 PSI NORMAL WEIGHT CONCRETE. SPECIAL INSPECTION NOT
REQUIRED.
7. ALL REBARS ARE PER ASTM A615.
a. �NSTALLATION PROCEDURE:
A. NSTALL EQUIPMENT ON THE CURED (14 DAYS MIN.) PAD
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PLANS BY SGE AND BY OTHERS.
B- STRICTLY MAINTAIN SPECIFIED CLEARANCES AND EDGE
DISTANCES. FOLLOW THE ANCHOR MANUFACTURER'S SPECS.
C. USING THE HOLES IN THE BASEPLATES, DRILL HOLES FOR
THE ANCHORS.
D. INSTALL ALL SPECIFIED ANCHORS IN STRICT COMPLIANCE
WITH MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATIONS.
E. PROVIDE SPECIAL INSPECTION DURING ANCHOR INSTALLATION (UNO).
9. ALL INFORMATION STATED ON THIS DRAWING IS SUPPLIED BY THE CHART DOCUMENT:
STRUCTURAL CALCULATIONS. FOUNDATION & ANCHORAGE REQUIREMENTS FOR ZONE 4,
100 MPH WIND PER CODE; 1997 CBC. MAY 2001. DISCLAIMER- SOME DATA WAS
INTERPOLATED BY THE SUPPORT OF THE ABOVE DOCUMENT i TO THE BEST OF CHARTS
KNOWLEDGE, THIS DATA IS CONSERVATIVETLY SOUND TO MEET THE GUIDELINES NOTED.
THIS DOCUMENT IS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST FROM CHART INDUSTRIES, INC.
NEW PRAGUE, MN.
FOUNDATION & ANCHORAGE OF CRYOGENIC VESSELS
SECONDARY EXI
36 (SEE OPTIONS)
120
36
3 ! 6
316
AT
36 --� 36
3 6 CHARTOMODIEL
VS-3000
SWITCHER
— 36 —
_T \—PRESSURE
REGULATOR
3 1 6 MANIFOLD
c V\\,
PRIMARY INIRACE-
2 -0' X 12
PAD REGUIRED
FOR LOX
INSTALLATIONS
0'-8' REQUIRED
THICKNESS
. .. . .. . .. . ..
b
\—B(,L L ARDS
A', REOUIRED
66
PER PLANS
[ff. EMB To T.O.C.
I'D.. A.O'C AR
PETER TO SCHEDULE
Ell.* BIARW PW
WIT ICROWL TO
T """ '0'0"
4T
BOTTOM U.11
IpI PER SCHEDULE
if4 MIN
BE ARING PLATE"'�
AS 11 A36 STEEL
�ITH (1) C EM T ER ED HOLE
— --------- T
PER SCHEDULE
3 CLI TO
P 8P' 6' M. O� FTNG.
ER SCHEDULE
BUTOM—WARING—ANICHOR—DUAIL
TYPICAL VAPORIZER
OPTIONS FOR A VS-6000
DIMENSIONS
L X W X H
TF0810HF-SG 4,250 SCFH
23" X 47" X 146"
TF1210HF-SG 6,500 SCFH
35" X 47" X 164"
TFIGIOHF-',G 8,500 SCFH
47" X 47" X 164"
TF1615HF-SG 12,750 SCFH
47" X 47" X 224"
VS-3000
SEIS� ZONE
O-2A
2B-3
4
41
4 LIN
AF , FT
10
11
13
13'-3"
1
_-B—F . _FT
10
1
13
13-3-
1 1
T , I �N
15
18
20
18
16
R 1
5@18
5@18
5@16
5@ 18
5018
u or
Rb
5@ 18
5@ 18
5@ 16
6018
5@18
# PER
4
4
4
4
4
LEG
Do, IN
0.875
0. 875
0.875
0.875
0.815
Ea, IN
10.50
12. 00
14. 00
12.00
1 1.00
STE EL ASTM
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A36
A36
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NO
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4
4
4
4
4
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I . 000
1 .250
1 . 250
1 .250
1 .250
F=
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6. 625
12
12
12
8
STEEL ASTM
A36
A36
A36
A36
A36
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YES
YES
YES
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AN�HOR EXTENSION LENGTH PER PLANS AND SCHEDULES
(4 M IN ) -"E.* PER SCHEDULE �N�UTOP OF CONCRETE
I DET RMI SUMMARIZE 10 TOP OF WASHER I C.)
0 E I E % (DBL(N, - FIL AT MANDPILI EVEL E D
A 'AT I I SU ") OR
, 'H NUT NGL' NU') BROO H
:BASHP ICINC"S... M, FSILOPED
IS E ES I
THICKNESS 4 MIN 0 BE
-ADDL NV2 * j— 1 —1 1 15% MAX FOR DRAINAGE
�ALL Co N .......
A , DWAII IIODS. NUTES. 2
AND,WA�HERS) SHALL BE
GAL AN, " D
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Liquid Hydrogen
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of stored capacities by location. To evaluate the Source
locations:
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ft3), connected and in storage.
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ml (28,000 ft'), connected and in storage.
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removed. Due to the weight of liquid containers, they
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anymore false alarm calls.
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SITE PLAN
76TH AVE PROFESSIONAL CENTER
04019
EDMONDS WA
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TOTAL LOT AREA: 81,756 SF
PARKING PROVIDED: 212 SPACES
TAYLOR -GREGORY -BUTTERFIELD
Lt;� ARCHITECTS
Tel: 425.778-11530
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Fax: 425.774.7803
E-mail: lnfo@TGBArchitecto.com
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PLAN REVREW COMMENTS
BUILDING DIVISION
(425) 771.-0220
DATE: July 14, 2006
TO: Chris Amonson
TGB Architects
FAX: 425-774-7803
FROM: Ann Bullis, Assistant Building Official
RE: Revision to permit #2005-0962 and Mechanical application #20060758
Project: Medical Gas Room Ventilation Shaft
Project Address: 21911 76h Ave West
We received a letter from the mechanical systems designer, Perry Christian, regarding architectural plans
submitted for the medical gas room and shaft and have the following comments.
Durmig past discussions with you and Colin regarding this issue, because you had not yet determined how
the medical gas room was going to be vented to the exterior of the building and were contemplating applying
for an alternate design, you submitted plans which noted "For Informational Purposes Only — Not Approved
For Construction7 that generally stated how the shaft would be constructed and that it would vent to the
exterior through the roof. As I stated in past conversations and thought we had a clear understanding, while
you were deciding how to vent the medical gas room, we allowed the final shaft construction details to be
deferred until the mechanical submittal at your request (this is noted on Sheet TO.00 of the Tenant
Improvement plans for PSSC under pern-fit #2006-0559), and would not approve the installation of the shaft
until complete plans and details were submitted for the shaft construction, which has not yet been done. The
following still needs to be submitted for our review (2 sets of plans):
1. Shaft section/construction detail from the medical gas room through to its termination point.
Mechanical plans note a horizontal shaft as well as a vertical shaft. Clearly show the entire shaft.
2. New Sheet A2.00 showing the actual location of the proposed shaft that is not "For informational
purposes only — not for construction" and reference the shaft construction detail noted in item #1 above.
3. Provide revised plans for each affected floor and the roof showing the shaft location and termination in
relation to building openings and supply air intakes and cross-reference the shaft construction detail.
4. These plans also need to be stamped and signed by the Architect of record, Kent Gregory (previously
submitted plans were stamped/signed by a different architect).
As soon as these revise * d plans are submitted, reviewed and approved by the Building and Fire Departments,
the mechanical plans will be approved and issued.
cc: Perry Christian RpMc(2,holadmarks.corn
COMPRESSED GASES
45 degrees (0.80 rad) from the vertical. Use of nonflammable
liquefied gases in the inverted position when the liquid phase is
used shall not be prohibited provided that the container, cylin-
der or tank is properly secured and the dispensing apparatus is
designed for liquefied gas use.
Exception: Compressed gas containers, cylinders and tanks
with a water volumeless than 1.3 gallons (5 L) are allowed
to be used in a horizontal position.
3005.7 Transfer. Transfer of gases between containers, cylin-
ders and tanks shall be performed by qualified personnel using
equipment and operating procedures in accordance with CGA
P_ 1.
Exception: Fueling of vehicles with compressed natural
gas (CNG).
3005.8 Use of compressed gas for inflation. Inflatable equip-
ment, devices or balloons shall only be pressurized or filled
with compressed air or inert gases.
3005.9 Material -specific regulations. In addition to the re-
quirements of this section, indoor and outdoor use of com-
pressed gases shall comply with the material -specific
provisions of Chapters 31, 35 and 37 through 44.
3005.10 Handling. The handling of compressed gas contain-
ers, cylinders and tanks shall comply with Sections 3005. 10.1
and 3005.10.2.
3005.10.1 Carts and trucks. Containers, cylinders and
tanks shall be moved using an approved method. Where —
containers, cylinders or tanks are moved by hand cart, hand
truck or other mobile device, such carts, trucks or devices
shall be designed for the secure movement of containers,
cylinders or tanks. Carts and trucks utilized for transport of
compressed gas containers, cylinders and tanks within
buildings shall comply with Section 2703.10. Carts and
trucks utilized for transport of compressed gas containers,
cylinders and tanks exterior to buildings shall be designed
so that the containers, cylinders and tanks will be secured
against dropping or otherwise striking against each other or
other surfaces.
3005.10.2 Lifting devices. Ropes, chains or slings shall not
be. used to suspend compressed gas containers, cylinders
and tanks unless provisions at time of manufacture have
been made on the container, cylinder or tank for appropriate
lifting attachments, such as lugs.
SECTION 3006
MEDICAL GAS SYSTEMS
3006.1 General. Compressed gases at hospitals and similar fa-
cilities intended for inhalation or sedation including, but not
limited to, analgesia systems for dentistry, podiatry, veterinary
and similar uses shall comply with this section in addition to
other requirements of this chapter.
3006.2 Interior supply location. Medical gases shall be stored
in areas dedicated to the storage of such gases without other
storage or uses. W1
,iQre containers.of _medical ga5�es-iri-quanti-
ties greaterthan the permit amount.are.locatedinside buildings,
tge—j--sh"all be in a 1 -hour exterior room, a 1 -hour. intenorroom
or a gas cabinet in accordance with Section 3006.2.1, 3006.2.2
or 3006.2.3.
3006.2.1 One -hour exterior rooms. A 1-hour exterior
room shall be a room or.enclosure separated from the re-
mainder of the building by fire barriers with a fire -resistance
rating of not less than I hour. Openings between the room or
enclosure and interior spaces shall be self -closing smoke -
and draft -control assemblies having a fire protection rating
of not less than I hour. Rooms shall have at least one exterior
wall that is provided with at least two vents. Each vent shall
not be less than 36 square inches (0.023 m2) in area. One
vent shall be within 6 inches (152 mm) of the floor and one
shall be within 6 inches (152 mm) of the ceiling. Rooms
shall be provided with at least one automatic sprinkler to
provide container cooling in case of fire.
3006.2.2 One -hour interior room. When an exterior wall
cannot be provided for the room, automatic sprinklers shall
be installed within the room. The room shall be exhausted
through a duct to the exterior. Supply and exhaust ducts shall
be enclosed in a 1-hour-rated shaft enclosure from the room
to the exterior. Approved mechanical ventilation shall com-
ply with the International Mechanical Code and be pro-
vided at a minimum rate of I cubic foot per minute per
square foot [0.00508 M3/(S. ml)] of the area of the room.
3006.2.3 Gas cabinets. Gas cabinets shal I be constructed in
accordance with Section 2703.8.6 and the following:
1. The average velocity of ventilation at the face of ac-
cess ports or windows shall not be less than 200 feet
per minute (61 m/s) with a minimum of 150 feet per
minute (46 m/s) at any point of the access port or win-
dow.
2. Connected to an exhaust system.
3. Internally sprinklered.
3006.3 Exterior supply locations. Oxidizer medical gas sys-
tems located on the exterior of a building with quantities
greater than the permit amount shall be located in accordance
with Section 4004.2. L
3006.4 Medical gas systems. Medical gas systems including,
but not limited to, distribution piping, supply manifolds, con-
nections, pressure regulators, and relief devices and valves,
shall comply with NFPA 99 and the general provisions of this
chapter.
SECTION 3007
COMPRESSED GASES NOT OTHERWISE
REGULATED
3007.1 General. Compressed gases in storage or use not regu-
lated by. the material -specific provisions of Chapters 6, 31, 35
and 37 through 45, including asphyxiant, irritant and radioac-
tive gases, shall comply with this section in addition to other re-
quirements of this chapter.
3007.2 Ventilation. Indoor storage and use areas and storage
buildings shall be provided with mechanical exhaust ventila-
tion or natural ventilation in accordance with the requirements
of Section 2704.3 or 2705.1.9. When mechanical ventilation is
provided, the systems shall be operational during such time as
the building or space is occupied.
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PLAN REVIEW COMMENTS
BUILDING DIVISION
(425) 771-0220
DATE: January 24, 2006
TO: Christy Bragunier
FAX: 425-774-7803
FROM: Ann Bullis, Assistant Building Official
RE: Plan Check #: 05-588
Project: T.I.s for Dr. Seto, TGB, & PSASC
Project Address: 2191176 1h Ave W, Suites 100, 110, & 210
During review of the above noted application, it was found that the following information,
corrections, or clarifications are needed. Please provide written responses to the comments below
and resubmit 2 sets of revised plans/documents to Marie Harrison, Permit Coordinator.
1) List medical gas system as a deferred submittal on the coversheet.
2) Medical Gas Room: Show the ventilation shaft locations (supply and exhaust) and provide I -
hour shaft construction details on the plans. The actual ventilation system will be reviewed with
the deferred mechanical submittal. Remove the ventilation openings into the garage shown on
Sheet A2.0, as they are not permitted per IFC 3006.2 as referenced in the Fire Marshal's
comments.
3) Provide reception/customer counter details for each suite to show they meet accessibility
requirements of ICC/ANSI A 117.1 section 904.
4) Show emergency lighting locations on reflected ceiling plans for each suite and specify power
backup. Deferred electrical plans and permit will be obtained from State Labor and Industries,
not the City, therefore this needs to be shown at this time.
5) Specify power backup for illuminated exit signs on reflected ceiling plans.
6) Revise occupant load factor for retail optical area at a factor of 30 and waiting areas at a factor
of 15 per IBC Table 1004.1.2. Revised total occupant loads for each suite.
7) Relabel "common hall S2 10" as a corridor.
8) Mezzanine open to Suite 210. During plan review of the shell/core, the final review of the
mezzanine -was deferred to the tenant improvement permit. Please provide/address the
following:
a) Provide the mezzanine floor plan as part of the plans since it opens into Suite 2 10.
i) Specify use of space of the mezzanine.
ii) Note the floor area.
iii) Provide the occupant load calculation and post the required maximum occupant load
sign on the mezzanine side of the exit door.
iv) Clearly show that the mezzanine will be completely open to Suite 2 10 with a 42"
high required guard as the only obstruction.
v) Dimension landing at the top of the stairway.
vi) Specify door size.
b) Provide a guardrail construction detail that will resist loads per IBC 1607.7.
c) Provide a section detail showing that the ceiling height of the mezzanine and use of space
under the mezzanine is 7 feet minimum, QBC 5 05. 1).
d) Note on the floor plan that the aggregate area of the mezzanine within the room cannot
exceed 1/3 of the area of that room or space in which it is located. Provide the calculation
on the plans showing that the mezzanine meets this requirement (the calculation can -not
include the offices and other spaces/room that are separated off from the "open room" in
which the mezzanine is located). IBC 505.2
e) Clearly show the dimensioned travel distance from the farthest point of the mezzanine, down
the stairs (following the diagonal of the tread nosing -- not a straight line plan view), to the
point just past the door to the exit enclosure where the occupants have access to two exits in
separate directions. This distance cannot exceed 100 feet (IBC 505.3, 1013.3).
f) Provide emergency lighting at the mezzanine and the stairway.
Page 2 of 2
TAYLOR- GREGORY -BUTTERFIELD
A R C H I T E C T S
MEMORANDUM
Date:
January 23, 2006
To:
John J. Westfall
CC:
Marie Harrison, Ann Bullis: City of Edmonds
Sam Seto: Mastgech
Colin Winters: Hammerworks
From:
Christy Bragunier
Project:
Ma I stgech 76th Bldg TIs
Subject: Response to City Review Comments
Mr. Westfall:
TG13 Project #: 04019
Plan Check #: 05-588
Please find below our response to your Memo of plan review comments dated Jan 20, 2006. Please let me
know if you need any additional clarification. Thank you.
Christy Bragpnier
cbragunier@tgbarchitects.com
1 . Lab E121 will not contain any hazardous materials. In this room, they will do minor repairs of
eyeglasses, cutting of eyeglass lenses, and spectical (lens and frame) assembly. No rooms within
any of the TIs will contain hazardous materials.
2. Emergency power will be provided for the following rooms as required for medicare certification:
Minor Proced/Endo S130, Step Down S131, Step Down S132, Step Down S133, Step Down S134,
Recovery S135, Decontam S142, and OR S144.
3. Fire sprinkler design and permit submittal will be submitted by the contractor (deferred submittal).
4. General Note #4 on sheets T2.12A and T2.1213 reads 'Cubicle curtains shall be of such design so as
not to obstruct or inhibit sprinklers upon activation.' Sprinkler design will be submitted by the
contractor; architect will review sprinkler submittal to ensure that there is no conflict between
sprinklers and cubicle curtains.
5. No automatic fire door applications are required within TI spaces. (Hardware groups for all rated
doors contain closers so that doors will always remain closed.)
6. Med gas room: sprinklers and exhaust to be submitted in deferred submittal.
7. Med gas will be piped to the following rooms: Minor Proced/Endo S1 30, Step Down S1 31, Step Down
S132, Step Down S133, Step Down S1 ' 34, Recovery S135, OR S144. (See.sheet T2.1113 for
locations within rooms. See sheet T2.1213 for room OR S144: outlets are ceiling mounted.)
8. Per General Note #6 on sheets T2.12A and T2.12B: 'Emergency lighting of min. 1 footcandle shall be
provided to comply with IBC 10.06.2 and shall be on emergency power.' Specific locations of
emergency lights will be shown on deferred, electrical submittal.
654 5th Ave South, Suite 300, Edmonds, WA 98020 * Phone 425.778.1530 * Fax 425.774.7803 * www.TGBArchitects.com
Incorporated in the State of Washington Page 1
04019 ResPonse to 05-588.doc
Date:
To:
From:
MEMORANDUM
January 20, 2006
Development Services Lead Marie Harrison
Fire Marshal John J. Westfall 425.771.0213
Subject: PC #05-588 Mastgech Tis 21911 76t' Ave W.
The following project has been evaluated under the 2003 International Codes.
,,-01a4 Please resubmit with the following corrections:
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1. Identify E121 Lab materials and quantities, as well as other hazardous materials
throughout TI areas. -T1_ 19 r-1 44
Please affirm that emergency power is not indicated for OR S144. 7F Z.(,A� i T- 2 .116
Provided fire alarm/fire sprinkler notification throughout TI spaces. A permit is not
required as the notification devices will be connected to building FACP. A permit is
required for TI modifications to fire sprinklers.
4. Assure cubicle curtains will not impair sprinkler application in S131, S132, S133, S134,
& S135.
5. There is no indication of automatic fire door applications throughout TI spaces. Fire
doors may be spot detected and shall be installed iaw NFPA 80.
6. P009 1 -hour interior medical gas room shall be fire sprinklered and exhausted per IFC
3006.2.2.
7. Indicate where medical gas will be piped to.
8. Provide emergency illumination from tenant egress systems leading to building
egress/shell system.
Cc: Mastgech LLC Mr. Sam Seto mastgech(@yahoo.com
TGB Architects Ms. Christy Bragunier cbraguniera-tqbarchitects.com
Hammerworks Construction cwintersatqbarchitects.com
Assistant Building Official Ann Bullis
City of Edmonds Sb Fire Marshal
Wesffall, John
From: Westfall, John
Sent: Friday, January 20, 2006 10:34 AM
To: Harrison, Marie; 'mastgech@yahoo.com';'cbragunier@tgbarchitects.com';
I cwinters@tgbarchitects.com'
Cc: Bullis, Ann; Smith, Mike
Subject: 05-588 Mastgech 2191176 Ave Tls.doc
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05-588 Mastgech
2191176 Ave T..
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From:
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February 23, 2005
Development Services Lead Marie Harrison
Fire Marshal John J. Westfall 425.771.021 0
Pre-App: 76hAve Professional Center 75XX 219" St SW.
The following pre -application has been reviewed under the 2003 International Codes.
Additional requirements may be unforeseen by the amount of information currently
provided.
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An additional hydrant is required for proper spacing and fire protection service. ;V_ 19AV I OL,0,
Install & maintain fire hydrant for fire protection water supply during demolition phase
of project. Provide detail & specifications iaw COE standards. Location shall be
identified by the installation of approved reflective markers (specs).
IFC 508.5.4 & IFC 1412
2. Provide plot plan showing pavement, clear widths and turn radii. Include parking lot
access lanes and dimensions. Provide scaled site plan showing existing fire
hydrants, vehicular access and other site features with required architectural
documents at the time of building permit submittal. Fire Department access roads
are required to be of 20' paved width with a vertical clearance of no less than 13 feet
6 inches. Provide 34' inside radius & 42'outside radius at turns in drive IFC 503.1.1
Exception
3. Fire lane shall be striped with 4" yellow perimeter striping and identified with words
"FIRE LANE — NO PARKING". Letters shall be 12" high with 1" stroke spaced 50
lineal feet on alternating insides of lane.
4. Locate FDC, PIV, DCDA, vault and fire protections lines on civils. Coordinate with
Fire Connection Permit.
5. Callout Fire Connection Permit. Fire Connection must be submitted at the same
time as your civil engineering plans. Fire connection permit is required for the
installation of the underground supply for your fire protection system. Underground
design must be stamped by registered PE or a Level III (WA) fire sprinkler contractor
AND the installer must also stamp the plans. The installer must be either Level III or
Level "U" fire sprinkler contractor licensed by the State. Provide three copies of
plans showing all valves, vault location, post indicating valve, fire department
connection and piping to include size and material, hydraulic calculations, thrust
blocking with calculations, pipe bury depth and any and all other materials used and
their fire protection listings. RCW 18.160.070 / RCW 18.27.110
City of Edmonds Sb Fire Marshal
6. All construction permits are administered through the Edmonds Development
Services Division. IFC 105.2
7. Required fire permits/submittals include:
7.1. Fire Sprinkler System Permit
7.2. Callout Fire Protection Standpipe (Fire Protection System) permit
7.3. Fire Alarm Permit
7.4. Fire Protection Footprint
7.5. Fire Safety & Evacuation Plan
8. Callout Fire Sprinkler System permit required for installation of automatic fire
sprinkler system with quick -response heads. IFC 105.7.1
9. Callout Fire Protection Standpipe (Fire Protection System) permit. Permit may be
designed and combined with auto sprinkler system permit & submittal. IFC 105.7.11
10. Callout Fire Alarm Permit. Automatic Fire alarm system is required for the purposes
of off -site sprinkler system monitoring, local alarm audible/visual notification and
exterior audibility. IFC 903.4.2
11. No automatic detection or manual initiation (sprinklers) for fire alarm system is
required, however, Fire Prevention Division recommends manual initiation at exits
and automatic detection in common areas and throughout egress system. IFC
907.2.1 Exception
12. Callout Fire Protection Footprint is required (example attached).
13. Fire flow requirement for building has been reduced 75% with proposed installation
of IFC 903.3.1.1 / NFPA 13 automatic sprinkler system. No additional hydrants will
be required for fire protection service. See Fire -flow worksheet. IFC Appendix B &
C.
14. Install a Fire Department key box. Coordinate with Fire Department for a "Lockbox
Authorization Letter" and instructions to obtain and install lockbox. 425.775.7720
I FC 506
15. New and existing buildings shall have approved address numbers, building numbers
or approved building identification placed in a position that is plainly legible and
visible from the street or road fronting the property. These numbers shall contrast
with their background. Address numbers shall be Arabic numerals or alphabet
letters. Numbers shall be a minimum of 4 inches high with a minimum stroke width
of % inch and visible from public way. ECDC 19.75.005 / IFC Section 505
16. Callout floor and wall finishes with schedule see IFC & IBC Chapter 8.
17. Collocate fire alarm control panel (FACP) with sprinkler valve & riser.
18. Portable fire extinguishers are not required when a building is fully sprinklered, but
� may be required for special hazards within building. IFC 906.1
19. Will.,standby or emergency power be provided? If so, specify source and callout
location. Provide a list of equipment connected to emergency power. The list
should include; elevator(s), exhaust ventilation, hazardous materials alarm,
treatment systems, toxic gas detection, and other required safety devices.
20. Provide inventory of hazardous materials use & storage, compressed gas use &
storage, flammable andcombustibles liquids use & storage.
21. Means of egress design requires discussion at meeting. Concerns exists for egress
continuity, minimum required exits, and exit separations. IFC 1008.1
Cc: Applicant Mr. Kent Gregory
Assistant Building Official Ann Bullis
Car"Onurx riaza.
1500 Main Street
Occupancies: R2, A2, B, M
Type of Construction: VA
2 stories With basement
Total Building Area: 32,456 sf
2003 IBC, IMC, IFGC, IFC, UPC, WSEC, VIAQ
Fire Apparatus Access: Paved West, South and East sides -
Active Fire Protection
Firs sprinkler system (specify NFPA-13 or NFPA 13-R)
Fire Department connections
Firs alarrh syst am w/ smok4 detection and manual pulls
Fire alarm control panel location
Illuminated ex It signs
Emergency lighting w/ battery back-up
HVAC'sutomatic shutdown"
Kitchen Type I hood a . nd.suppression system
Fire Extinguishers
Passive Firs Protection.
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Edmonds Fire -flow Requirements for Buildings
P Ian s # P-PA19-OAddress 7-6_Xx Z/�f'lt Name '76-d- 4V
Fire -Flow (ECDC 19.25.000; IFC Appendix 13)
Viable modifications for increase/decrease of fire -flow requirements (IFC B103)?
YE_��
Building construction type (113C Section 602): 11 13 GXAk4S_(e
Fir"rea (IFC B104):, 61b 1 '3 3 s.f.
CICTotal floor area of all floor levels within exterior walls, and under the horizontal projections of the roof of a bu'ilding, or
—Separate areas calculated between fire walls without openings constructed iaw 113C and calculated using largest fire area:
IBC Table 705.4 Fire Wall FR Ratings: Occupancy group: _ / FR Rating (hrs): _, or
Construction type IA or Type 11B calculate area of 3 largest floors, or
—Open parking garages calculate area of largest floor.)
Fire -flow is 5 5-" gpm for hours.
Fire -Flow Requirements For Buildings (IFC 13105)
( R3&4 dwelling fire -flow reduced up to 50% for automatic sprinkler iaw NFPA 1313? (min. 1000 gpm fire -flow)
ZA-11 other groups reduced up to 75% for automatic sprinkler iaw NFPA 13 or NFPA 13R? (min. 1500 gpm fire -flow))
Total fire -flow is gpm for
Fire Hydrant Locations and Distribution (ECDC 19.25.000 & 19.25.055, IFC Appendix C)
Min. # of hydrants: I Average spacing: _300 Max. distance to frontage:
hours.
Reduce average spacing by 100' for dead-end roads:
YES
YESI
Reduce max distance to frontage by 50' for dead-end roads:
S
Highway divider, obstructions, or >20K daily trips:
YES 0
Non-structural spacing for transportation hazards @ 1000' spacing:
;YE
YES
Single-family residentially zoned area? (600' apart):
YES
Multi -family & other zoned areas? (300' apart):
ES
Existing fire hydrants available (distance to frontage): North feet.
SouthW6� el-_ 6b feet.
East feet.
West feet.
Number of hydrants required and location(s) cyZ� AT- 64vr- *4�:: - ?_ ( T rt%-
Fire Protection/Detection system & additional requirements (RCW, ECDC, IFC,...)
Reviewer: _Q&:�.rFy.f7 t-
Review Date: Z� /Z ? /&I --
Fire Marshal 425 771.0213 / Fire Inspector 425 775.7720
Construction
starts on new
office building
near Stevens
By Sue WaIldburger
Enterprise writer
At this time next year the
76th Avenue Professional
Building at the busy intersec-
tion of 76th Avenue W. and
220th Street in Edmonds
should be open for business.
A ceremonial ground-
breaking for the 68,000-
square-foot building took
place Sept. 8 with owners and
city officials in attendance.
Anticipated completion date
vw�
is August 2006.
Edmonds' most recent
Class A office building will
house medical practices and
serve as the new headquar-
ters for the Edmonds -based
Taylor Gregory Butterfield
(TGB) Architects and Ham-
merWorks Construction Ser-
vices.
TGB Architects and Ham- Despite what Gregory called a "pretty According'to the Commercial Bro-
merWorks have been involved in the complex land-use ordeal" involving a kers Association, the -space is being
design and building of local medical contract rezone of adjacent property and offered at $25 per foot, which Gregory.
buildings, churches and the downtown a request for vacation and subsequent said is approximately the same as
Edmonds building containing Tully's purchase from the city of 219th Street, Stevens Pavilion — another Class A build -
and Windermere Real Estate, according he said project development was rela- ing — and more than surrounding med-
to architect Kent Gregory. The architec- tively smooth and took about two years icalspace.
tural firm also designed Stevens Pavilion from drawing board to ground -breaking. GVA Mdder Mathews is handling
east of Stevens Hospital. Class A buildings usually are of a rela- lease inquiries.
Both the'lot and building are owned tively high quality, in a desirable location Jennifer Gerend, Edmonds director of
by a limited -liability corporation com- and charge higher rents than Class B economic development, called the build -
posed of Samuel Seto M.D.; Robert Lan.- and C buildings because they cost more ing an important gateway to the medical
derholm M.D.; Jane Yong,. D.D.S.; And to build and maintain. corridor -anchored by Stevens Hospital.
architects Brad Butterfield, John Taylof, The 76th Avenue building contains -.She added that it falls in line with the
Lois Broadway and Gregory, MI the 48 330 square feet of office space, of city's goals for the Medical/Highway 99
owners will occupy offices in. the new Zch about 80 percent has been leased, Activity C6nterr-in Jts 'Comprehensive
space.
Gregory said.,
Plan..
Arts center contract prov, 6d", for $0`.- 8, ifiMon
Enterprise staff for 4 - 6 p.m. Wednesday, ho'mish iZounty Council. ar6:co-`chairs'o'f the general
Sept. 28 in fron(of the C'Om'- "W6'believe th6ren'oija-' capital 6mpaign.
2 The Edmonds Public plex. Rick Steves, owner of tion . of' the arts -center -is Other -campaign chairs
Facility District Board offi- "Europe - through the Back important for so -many rea- include Edwina and Richard
Lu cially approved on Tuesday" Door" travel company, will sons — culture, community, Baxter, Lindsey and Car -
Sept. 13 a $9.8 million con- speak at the post -ground- historic --.,preservation ..and olyn-Echelbarg�r, Gary and
Z development," Dolly Haakenson, Gary and
UJ tract with Sellen Construc- breaking gathering. economic
q-) tion Company for remodel- There will be refresh- said Terry Vehrs, president JoAnne Nelson, Mike and
00 ing a former high-school ments and from 4:30 - 6 p.m. of the public facilities dis- Wendy Popke, Judi Schmitt,
r*4 and college campus into the Pearl Django, a gypsy jazz trict. "The new center will Anne and Rick Steves, Bob
kd band, will entertain the serve the Edmonds commu- Stevenson, Phil Smart Jr.,
new Edmonds Center for
crowd. and Terry and Lara Vehrs.
CU the Arts: nity and take on greater
-0 Sellen lost no time fenc- "This is a historic event regional significance, too." More than 20 other cominu-
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�43 ing the site located at 410 in our community. After The capital campaign for nity leaders are active with
Fourth Ave. N. to begin ren- decades of hard work and the arts center will be active the capital campaign.
Ln ovation of the historic audi- with a passionate vision by during the year ahead'pro- Volunteers are welcome
i� fnrhim thnt will he. the heart so many citizens, we are viding , construction tours' to help with fund-raising
Contributed photo
Turning the first scoops of dirt at the ground -breaking for the 76th Avenue Professional
Building Sept. 8 were (from left) Dr. Samuel Seto, Dr. Jane Yong, Lois Broadway, Edmonds
Mayor Gary Haakenson, Dr. Robert Landerholm, Kent Gregory and Brad Butterfield. All but
the mayor are owners/occupants of the new Class A building.
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Fire Department
Press Release
July 12, 2005
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Training and Safety Chief Mark Correira, 425-771-0216
Fire Training at Vacant House
On Saturday, July 16, the Edmonds Fire Department will conduct a live -fire training exercise at 7518 —
21 9th Street Southwest in Edmonds. The vacant house will be burned in two phases, interior and
structural, to provide Firefighters with a real and immediate training opportunity.
Neighbors have been notified of the training burn. Due to the necessary staging of fire equipment and
firefighting activities, 219t” Street will be closed for the entire day.
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