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626 GLEN ST (2)S-T SNOHOMISH C FIRI S1 Serving Brier, Edmonds, and 12425 Meridian Ave S Mountlake Terrace Everett, WA 98208 Phone (425) 551-1200 www.FireDistrictl.org Fax (425) 551-1272 FIRE PREVENTION. INSPECTION REPORT DEDMIONDS 0 BRIER 0 MOUNTLAKE TERRACE [3 UNINCORPORATED FREQUENCY STATION & SHIFT LOCATION: 626 Glen Street 98020 Annual 17-A SCHEDULEW� BUSINESS NAME: Glen Street Condos PHONE: 4255010003 DATE DUE 20�-f6— MAILING UFIR 427 ADDRESS: 626 Glen Street, Edmonds, WA 98020 j BUSINESS OWNER: HOME PHONE: EMERGENCY-1: HOA HOME PHONE: eCURRENT KEY ACCESS-2: HOME PHONE: CITY YES NO EMAIL: /p, BUSINESS M El LICENSE li�ej PERSON CONTACTED: �j INITIAL INSPECTION DATE NAME OF INSPECTOR: jr) — F /A FIRE SYSTEMS: EAS-1-1/1 4 EE ZM 3 FID Lk B x Ditp 1.q_-,t.';prvirpf1- lilt. likp � �7 i I If. HAZARDS FOUND AND LOCAFIONS COMMONICATIONS 2 2 1=44r 0 3 V\ .4 c)e 4—, 5 6 6 7 7 I AGREE TO CORRECT THE ABOVE VIOLATION(S) IN THE NEXT 30 DAYS X 1stRE-INSPECTION1 2nd RE -INSPECTION EXTENSION FINAL RE -INSPECTION VIOLATIONS R,�TEDY�:_. __ DATE DUE: _�ERSON GRANTEDTO: DATE DUE: CITED: PERSON , CONTACTED: CONTACTED: PERSON CONTACTED: INSPECTOR: 2 'LNSPECTOR: INSPECTOR: DATE: DATE- DATE: 3 VIOLATIONS VICILATIONSI' PRE -CITATION CITATION ISSUED 4 1 5 LETTER SENT NUMBER: 3_ 6 2 6 DATE: CODE SECTION: 5 RETURN RECEIPT 6 2_ 7 3 7 RECEIVED DISPOSITION: 7 4 8 4 8 DAT \,,LETTER NEEDED YES NO LETTER NEEDED YES NO Emerald Pire Ffre Spifinkler Specialiks 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) jc-c _u�p a nC yl'Wacl re5ss*':N- P! Oc:upan c y IN , a)e- Responsible Person: Phone &(er Building Owner: Phone Number: Date of Inspection- f 6 Type of Ins pection: Quarterly E] Annual Other Ej Testers Name (Please Print): 'FO5- 57 WA State FSCC# _L�� _7k DRY SYSTEM/PRE-ACTION SYSTEM: 1 ��ip test (dry trip or full flow) conducted: .................................................. Yes No EJ Sys tripped in seconds. 2. All flow swit S, supervisory switches and alarm bells tested: ..................... Yes No [:] N/A r-� 3. Alarm bell operates: ... ..................................... ..... ....... .. ............ I ... Yes Non N/A 4. Flow tests conducted: ............. ........................... .. ..... . .................. Yes No Flow pressure: El ... .. .... .... -psi -inch drain? ..... .... 1A ............... Yes No E] 5. Systems inspected and lubricated: ............ ............................................. Yes No F1 N/A n 6. Air compressor refills system in 30 minut s: .......... .................................. Yes El No El e 7. System drained and restored to normal operation: .......... .......................... Yes n Non 8. Were the heat actuation devices tested on pre -action and delu system? ..... Yes E] No Ej N/A (;i'T SYSTE IANTI-F�� -�ecl at 1 . Trip test conducted: .............................................................................. Ye,--f nN o E] Staticpressure: psi Flow pressure: I —12—Psi 2 inch drain? ....... Yes El No V N/A 2. Flow switches, supervisory switches and alarm bells tested: ..................... Yes��NcI N/A E] 3. Alarm bell operates: ............................................................................. Ye�,J� No [] N/A F1 4. Systems inspected and lubricated: .......................................................... YeiE�-No n 5. Pressure regulating valves tested: ........................................................... Yes n No E] NlAff-1 I 'AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEM Skontinued I General: 1 Central Station Monitoring? .......................................... N, ........ ................ Yes No Monitoring company name 2. Locatio 0 n.:11p �in 's 100% ..... n Parking ......... El Basement ......... El Hallways ......... E] Other ........ F-1 3. Pumper connections and clapper valves unobstructed ....................................... YeSZ^ No 4. Sprinkler heads less than 50 years old ............................................................. No 5. Sprinkler coverage is acceptable .................................................................... Y76 Yes V Non 6. Spare sprinkler heads are available .................................................................. Ye 5) �. Non 7. Systems left in service .................................................................................. Yes/ Non 8. Valves are sealed or supervised ...................................................................... YesA No E] 9. Signs are provided on valves ......... ............ Yes N Off 10. City static water pressure I psi. Problems Found: LIS 0�1 CA A Corrections Made: SIGNATURE OF TESTER: Date Corrected: 10 r V-V" ,z VD Corrected By: AGENCY. Emerald Fire PHONE: 253-857-2056 MAILINGADDRESS: 11021 Cramer Road KPN, Gig Harbor, WA 98329 j CITY OF ED 1215THAVENUENORTTi- EDMONDS, WA 98020 PHONE: (425) 771-0220 - FAX. (425) 771-0221 STATUS: ISSUED 03/03/2017 Pennit#: BLD20170157 Expiration Date: 09/04/2017 Project Address: 626 GLEN ST, EDMONDS Parcel No: 01062100020100 JAMFSW WAAK WESTERN STATES FIRE PROTECTION WESTERN STATES FIRE PROTECTION 626 GLEN ST UNIT 201 14690 NE 95TH ST #101 C/O EUGENE POSTMA EDMONDS, WA 98020 REDMOND, WA 98052 14690 NE 95T Ii ST 4 101 REDMOND, WA 98052 (425) 881-0100 (425) 881-0100 LICENSE 4 WESTESF906P I EXP, 11/09/2018 Adding AES Communicator to e)dsting fire alarm system VALUATION: $0.00 PERMIT TYPE Commercial PERMIT GROUP 79 - Fire Alarm GRADING. N CYDS 0 TYPE Of CONSTRUCTION RETAINING WALL ROCKERY OCCUPANT GROUP OCCUPANT LOAD FENCE 0 X 0 FT CODE 01 HER ------- OTHER DESC. IZONE: NUMBER OF STORIES 0 IVESTED DATE NUMBER OF DWEI LING IJNITS 0 ILOT 4 EXISITNG AREA BASEMENT 0 1 ST FLOOR 0 2ND FLOOR 0 IBASEMENT PRO PO S ED ARrA 0 1 ST FLOOR 0 2ND FLOOR 0 3PD FLOOR 0 GARAGF. 0 DECK 0 OTHER 0 3RD FLOOR 0 GA RA GF 0 DECK 0 OTHER 0 BEDROOMS 0 BATHROOMS 0 —1BEDROOM& 0 BATHROOMS 0 FRONTSETRACK StDESETBACK REAR SEMACK ZEQUIRED PROPOSED. ------FREQUIRED PROPOSED �REQUIRED PROPOSED MIGHT ALLOWED 0 PROPOSED 0 IREQUIRED PROPOSED )FT BACK NOTES I AGREE TOCOMPLYWITH CITY ANDSTATF LAWS REGULATING CONSTRUCTION ANDIN DOINGTHEWORK AUTHORIZED THEREBY, NO PERSON WILL BE EMPLOYED IN VIOLATION OF THE LABOR CODE OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON RELATING TO WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE AND RCW 18 27 THIS APPLICATION IS NOT A PERMIT UNTIL SIGNED BY THE BUILDING OFFICIAL OR HIS/HER DEPUTY AND ALL FEES ARE PAID 5� �;1 - 101 �IALs (t49-'� 17 Signature Print Name Released Date ATTENTION IT IS UNLAWFUL TO USF OR OCCUPY A Bt11LDfNG OR STRUCTURE UNTIL A FINAL INSPECTION HAS BEEN MADE AND APPROVAL OR A CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY HAS BEEN GRANTED UBC109/1BCJ10/IRC1J0. ONLJNE APPLICANT ASSESSOR THER STATUS: I 0170157 • Final approval on,a project or final occupancy approval must begranted by the 8ut1difig Official prior to use or occupancy of the building or structure. Cbeckthe'job card for all required City inspections including final project approval and final occupancy inspecti ' ons. • Any request for alternate design, modification, variance or other administrative deviation (hereinafter "variance") from adopted codes, ordinances or policies must be specifically requested in writing and be called out and identified. Processing fees.for such request shall be established by Council and shall be paid upon submittal and are non-refundable. Approval of any plat or plan containing provisions which do not comply with city code and for which a variance has not been specifically identified, requested and considered by the appropriate city official in accordance with the appropriate provision of city code or state law does not approve any items not to code specification. Sound/Noise originating from temporary construction sites as a result of construction' activity are exempt from the noise limits of ECC Chapter 5.30 only during the hours of 7:00amto 6:00pm on weekdays and 10:00arn and 6:00prn on Saturdays, excluding Sundays and Federal Holidays, At all othertimes the noise originating from construction sites /activities must comply with the noise limits of Chapter 5.30, unless a variance has been granted pursuant to ECC 5.30.120. Applicant, on behalf of his or her spouse, heirs, assigns, and successors in interests, agrees to indemnify defend and hold harrnless the City of Edmonds, Washington, its officials, employees, and agents from any and all claims for damages of whatever nature, arising directly or indirectly from the issuance for this pennit. Issuance of this permit shall not be deerned to modify, waive or reduce any requirements of any City ordinance nor lirnit in any way the City's ability to enforce any ordinance provision. INSPECTIONS THIS PERMIT AUTHORIZES ONLY THE WORK NOTED. THIS PERMIT COVERS WORK TO BE DONE ON PRIVATE PROPERTY ONLY. ANY CONSTRUCTION ON THE PUBLIC DOMAIN (CURBS, SIDEWALKS, DRIVEWAYS, MARQUEES, ETC.) WILL REQUIRE SEPARATE PERMISSION. PERMITTIME LIMIT SEE ECDC 19.00.005(A)(6) PUBLIC WORKS (425) 771-0235 PRFTREvrMENT (425) 672-5755 RUNCEING (425) 275-4 Uben calling for an inspection please leave the following information: Permit Number, Job Site Address, Type of Inspection being requested, Contact Name and Phone Number, Date Prelereed, and mbether you prefer morning or afternoon. 0 F-Fire Alarm System Acceptance t 0- C 2_2 WWI 34 Y afes-corp.cory !4r#AES CORPORATION )NNOVAI X FIRECOPYRECEIVED FEB 0 12017 t ILDING VVIrelf--Iss F"'I li L,,/'BU FEATURES UL LiStLd L01111-'le'CiLl! It if(' Ilarm applications, f�luets NFPA 7, 2 requi: -_1:)wnt_, Direct reporting to AES receiver act css AES-IwO/Wet mesh :-jdio network Each SUbscriber acts as S)i)plu ind fost octivotion on -wtvvork On boii d st�itu,. LED,, fcft cosy seLup pro,: r,lrnmol,do _:vn,�, inputs - 7783F 4 pro , --r,immabl(� ZQ(0� il)[11.111-S -:11)(14 1 CV01 st, polal It'; MpUtS - 774-IF Ej�,y pio,,,,irwnmo h,indheld pru.,.:r,immur or PC Rugged ;,nk2wl housin.�,, idcl-il 'or iny commercial lire alarm application Narrowband t_wriplidiiL MODELS 7788F/7744F-ULP WITH AES-INTELLIPRO FIRE ALSO INCLUDES il�"PrO U tr,irl: 1'�J', full al,.-.n da(�.: I i orr, Vit communicator A!aiin fnrryl,i� AJI) , 00f. 1`01 0, P'u __ as viell Basch Mudem Ilk-, and M(I(!(:I:l I�lj Ea!,Y i, -Jl-d!arikoi in AEI� 01`101�tl lift., A&.ilced As expensive dedicated landlines, i equired for UL864 compliance, disappear and the future of GSIVI for alarm transmission becornes increasingly Uncet tain, the AES-/Wel/iNet mesh radio network continues to offer unmatched reliability and speed in delivering wireless alarm signals to i central station without. any thirci-pirty fees or reliance on networks operated by companies outside the alarm indu�lt ry. The 7788F/7744F Set iet, SLIhscribers provide the wireless cornmunications link bew,,een the fire cilai rn panel )nd the central ,�tation receiver. Ideal for most commercial fire alarm applic<itions, each 7788F/7744F Series Subscriber is housed in a fUll-sized, red, locked steel cabinet and supports a range of alarm panel inputs, including EOL fire, EOL supervised, and direct voltage from the panel (non -fire applications), AES Subscribers offer fully -supervised operation that includes monitoring of upet atino powet (buth primn y AC zirld bl-itttei y I),ACk-Up) and ti e cot,i-ectiur; to the me-,h fadio network, Each subscriber "checks -in" v;ilh the AES central station receiver at least once every 24 hours. The supervision check -in time can be set to as ofteri as needed fot the _--)jjpIicatit_)n, is appropriate `�ar the network. Because' the centr,-d -,talion opelate-, the vvitpless networ1k., there is tic) additional cost. for air time to transmit supervisory signals. ...... NTC-0 )h I&N S1,A LISTED NFPW' HOW TO ORDER Model Description 7744F 4 Zone Fire Alarm Subscriber with 4 reverse polarity inputs 7744F-ULP 7744F Fire Alarm Subscriber with AES-IntelliPro Fire full data module 7788F 8 Zone Fire Alarm Subscriber 7788F-ULP 7788F Fire Alarm Subscriber with AES-IntelflPro Fire full data module Optional Accessories 7041E Subscriber Handheld Programmer 7794 AES-IntelliPro Fire Full Data Module 1640 Plug-in Transformer: 16,SVAC, 40VA About AES Corporation Established in 1974, AES Corporation empowers companies to grow profitable alarm monitoring businesses, and government agencies to enhance security anywhere in the world. f3y providing the industry's only patented operator -owned and controlled private wireless mesh networks, AES ensures superior reliability, low TCO and optimal RMR while reducing dependence on service provider infrastructures, The company's flagship AES-IntelliNet systems are deployed in over a half million locations worldwide. I , , Full Data Repo r ti rig frc,nr-i 40cgi rn Panel Digi,,a�� Diaier Models 7788F-ULP and 7744F-ULP come equipped with an IntelliPro-Fire Full Data Module (AES-7794) which enables reporting of full alarm data captured from the alarm panel's digital communicator, IntelliPro-Fire supports most alarm communication formats including Contact ID, Pulse, as well as Bosch Modem fie and Modem Illa2 (when converted to Contact ID format). 7788F/774,4F Stnries Technical Specifications for 7788F/7744F Fire Subscriber Dimensions Reset Button - 13.25"H x 8.5"W x 4.3"D - Located on main circuit board. (34cm H x 21,5cm W x 11 cm D) Operating Temperature Weight - Approx. 7 pounds (3.2 kilograms). - 0' to 501 C (32* to 122*F) excludes battery Storage Temperature Radio Frequency - - 10' to 60' C (14" to 140'F) • Standard Frequency Range: 450-47OMHz Relative Humidity (others available in 400-512MHz range) - 0 to 85% RHC, Non Condensing • Output Power - 2 Watts Antenna Included 2.5 db tamper resistant antenna mounts on enclosure Multiple remote antenna options available Power Input - 16.5VAC, 40VA, transformer (not included) (AES 1640, ELK TRG1640, MG Electronics MGT1 640 - UL Listed for use) Backup Battery - Will charge 12V battery up to 7.5 AH, Requires 12VDC 7.5 AH battery for UL 864 Alarm Signal Inputs (subscriber) 7788F - 8 individually programmable zones 7744F - 4 individually programmable zones and 4 reverse polarity inputs UL Standards UL 864 Edition 9 - Standard for Control Units and Accessories for Fire Alarm Systerns UL 365 - Standard for Police Station Connected Burglary Alarm Units and Systems UL 1681 - Standard for Central Station Burglary Alarm Units Antenna Cut /Communication Trouble Output - Form C relay; fail secure; rated for 24 VDC 1A resistive 7794 AES-InrefflPro Fire Packaged with 7744F-ULP and 778&F-ULP Input/Output Connections • RJ1 1 connection to AES subscriber for module data and power • RJ11 connector for Handheld Prograrnmer/PC I programming • RJ31X Telco connections - T and R both in and out via terminal strip and RJ45 • Alarm Panel digital communicator T and R both in and out via ter -mina strip arid RJ45 • Trouble output: Form C relay detects if Subscriber is off the network Alarm Formats Support for Contact ID and Pulse formats as well as Modem Ile and Modem Illa2 converted CID Size - 2.8 x 5.0 inches (7.1crn x 12.7crn) Power Requirements 12 VDC nominal - primary and backup power, provided by the AES 7788F/7744F or other Subscriber OV EI)4f CITY OF EDMONDS 121 5TH AVENUE NORTH - EDMONDS, WA 98020 PHONE: (425) 771-0220 - FAX: (425) 771-0221 ]Expiration Date: 09/06/2017 Parce I No: 00478900000100 PA100P-V%"l'V APPLICArIT C01TRACTOR MAGIC TOYOTA PUD MERIDIAN SECURITY AND ELECTRIC MERIDIAN SECURITY AND ELECTRIC CIO PROPERTIES LLC BROADUS PO BOX 7171 PO BOX 7171 21300 HWY 99 KENT, WA 98042 KENT, WA 98042 EDMONDS, WA 98026 (253) 638-1792 (253) 638-1792 LICENSE #: MERIDSE022D5 EXP:03/28/2018 JOB DESCRIPTION INSTALLATION OF A CELL COMMUNICATOR FOR FIRE ALARM MONITORING WORK SUBJECT TO FIELD INSPECTION VALUATION: $0.00 PERMIT TYPE- Commercial PERMIT GROUP: 79 - Fire Alarm GRADING: N CYDS: 0 TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION: RETAINING WALL ROCKERY: OCCUPANT GROUP: OCCUPANT LOAD: FENCE: 0 X 0 FT.) CODE: 2015 IOTHER: ------- OTHER DESC: IZONE: NUMBER OF STORIES: 0 VESTED DATE: NUMBER OF DWELLING UNITS: 0 LOT BASEMENT: 0 1 ST FLOOR: 0 2ND FLOOR: 0 lumejumml BASEMENT: 0 1 ST FLOOR: 0 2ND FLOOR: 0 3RD FLOOR 0 GARAGE: 0 DECK: 0 OTHER: 0 3RD FLOOR: 0 GARAGE: 0 DECK 0 OTHER: 0 BEDROOMS: 0 BATHROOMS: 0 IBEDROOMS: 0 BATHROOMS- 0 FRONT S ETBACK SIDESETBACK REAR S ETBACK REQUIRED: PROPOSED- IREQUIRED: PROPOSED: IREQUIRED: PROPOSED: HEIGHT ALLOWED:O PROPOSED:O IREQUIRED: PROPOSED: SETBACK NOTES: PERMIT APPRONI,�,L I AGREE TO COMPLY WITH CITY AND STATE LAWS REGULATING CONSTRUCTION AND IN DOING THE WORK AUTHORIZED THEREBY, NO PERSON WILL BE EMPLOYED IN VIOLATION OF THE LABOR CODE OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON RELATING TO WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE AND RCW 18:27. THIS APPLICATION IS NOT A PERMIT UNTIL SIGNED BY THE BUILDING OFFICIAL OR HIS(HER DEPUTY AND ALL FEES ARE PAID. OK VIA PHONE / EMAIL Signature Print Name Date Released By ATTENTTON TIFI OCCUPANCY HAS BEEN GRANTED. UBC109/ IBCI 10/ IRCI 10. ITIS UNLAWFUL TO USE OR OCCUPY A BUILDING OR STRUCTURE UNTIL A FINAL INSPECTION HAS BEEN MADE AND A M = ONLINE = APPLICANT = ASSESSOR k OTHER STATUS: ISSUED BLD20170319 • Final approval on a project or final occupancy approval must be granted by the Building Official prior to use or occupancy of the building or structure. Check the job card for all required City inspections including final project approval and final occupancy inspections. • Any request foraltemate design, modification, variance or other administrative deviation (hereinafter "variance") from adopted codes, ordinances or policies must be specifically requested in writing and be called out and identified. Processing fees for such request shall be established by Council and shall be paid upon submittal and are non-refundable. • Approval ofany plat or plan containing provisions which do not comply with city code and forwhich a variance has not been specifically identified, requested and considered by the appropriate city official in accordance with the appropriate provision of city code or state law does not approve any items not to code specification. • Sound/Noise originating from temporary construction sites as a result of construction activity are exempt from the noise limits of ECC Chapter 5.30 only during the hours of 7:00amto 6:00pm on weekdays and 10:00am and 6:00prn on Saturdays, excluding Sundays and Federal Holidays. At all other times the noise originating from construction sites/activities must comply with the noise limits of Chapter 5.30, unless a variance has been granted pursuant to ECC 5.30.120. • Applicant, on behalf of his or her spouse, heirs, assigns, and successors in interests, agrees to indemnify defend and hold harmless the City of Edmonds, Washington, its officials, employees, and agents from any and all claims for damages of whatever nature, arising directly or indirectly from the issuance for this pen -nit. Issuance of this permit shall not be deemed to modify, waive or reduce any requirements of any City ordinance nor limit in any way the City's ability to enforce any ordinance provision. THIS PERMIT AUTHORIZES ONLY THE WORK NOTED. THIS PERMIT COVERS WORK TO BE DONE ON PRIVATE PROPERTY ONLY. ANY CONSTRUCTION ON THE PUBLIC DOMAIN (CURBS, SIDEWALKS, DRIVEWAYS, MARQUEES, ETC.) WILL REQUIRE SEPARATE PERMISSION. PERMIT TIME LIMIT. SEE ECDC 19.00.005(A)(6) CALL FOR INSPFCTIONS BUILDING (425) 771-0220 EXT. 1333 ENGINIEF]RING (425) 771-0220 EXT. 1326 FIRE(425) 775-7720� I PUBLIC WORKS (425) 771-0235 1 PRETREATMENT (425) 672-5755 1 RUCYCLING (425) 2 5480 �I When calling for an inspection please leave the follmMng information: Permit Number, Job Site Address, Type of Inspection being requested, Contact Name and Phone Number, Date Prefereed, and "bether you prefer morning or afternoon. * F-Fire Alarm System Acceptance 4A IPGSM-4G Single or Dual Path Commercial Fire Communicator General The IPGSM-4G is a commercial fire alarm communicator that offers contact ID reporting with any Fire Marm Control Panel (FACP) that has a built-in dialer. This single or dual path com- municator connects directly to the primary and secondary communication ports of a fire panel's Digital Alarm Communi- cator Transmitter (DACT). It offers three selectable reporting paths which Include: Cellular only, IP only, or IP primary/cellu- lar backup. All signals from the IPGSM-40 are delivered to Honeywell's AlarmNet Network Control Center, which routes highly encrypted Ethernet data packets via a customer pro- vided internet connection or cellular network to the appropriate central station. The state of the art AlarmNet network control center is fully redundant and monitored 24f7. AlarmNet has the ability to route messages using AlarmNet-I and 800 PLUS services, providing true redundancy and muftipath message delivery. Alternative communication methods are critical in the market- place due to VolP (Voice over IP), migration from POTS (Plain Old Telephone Service) and growth of digital radio networks. The IPGSM-4G's single path communications solution allows one technology to be used (Either IP or cellular) to provide the appropriate connectivity to a central station. For added reliabil- ity, our exclusive dual path solution allows both technologies (IP and cellular) to be used together for maximum survivability or for local Jurisdiction requirements that specify a dual lech- nology system. The IPGSM-4G is designed to operate over the most common cellular networks including 2G,3G and 4G. Its multi. -GSM plat- form technology automatically chooses the best available cel- lular signal In the area based on signal strength and searrilessly seff-adjusts to maintain critical life safety communi- cation. In addition, It connects to any type of customer pro- vided Ethernet 10/100 base network connection (LAN or WAN), DSL model or cable modem. Our selectable reporting path feature allows the radio to be configured for a single or dual path solution as well as the appropriate supervision inter- vals based on NFPA 72 requirements. (See diagram below for selectable paths and supervision timing intervals.) Selectable Path Description Supervislo Times 2010 GSM Single Path (cellular only) 5 minutes 2010 IP Single Path (IP only) 5 minutes 2010 IP & GSM , Dual Path (IP and cellular) 24 hours 2013 GSM Single Path (cellular only) 1 hour 2013 IP Single Path (IP only) 1 hour 2013 IP & GSM Dual Path (IP and cellular) 6 hours Features - Saves the cost of two dedicated phone lines. • Single or dual path communications. (Can communicate to central station using cellular technology, Internet or both. • Requires no change to the existing Fire Alarm Control Panel configuration. (Connects directly to the primary and secondary telephone ports of a DACT.) Hohoywell • Multi -GSM platform compatibility for 2G, 3G and 4G net- works. • operates over the following communication protocoW HSPA+ (4G) HSPA (HSDPA & HSUPA) (3G) EDGE (2G) GPRS (2G). • Selectable reporting paths and supervision Intervals to meet NFRA 72, chapter 26 requirements. (Compliant with NFPA 72 2010 and 2013 supervision requirements.) • Works over any type of customer provided Ethernet 10/100 based network connection (LAN or WAN), DSL modem or cable modem. • Data transmits over standard contact -ID protocol but Is secured with the Industry's advanced encryption standard (AES 256 bit). • Supports both dynamic (DHCP) or Public and Private Static IP addressing. • Built-in Power Supply module: On board charging circuit design accommodates back-up battery. Includes primary power and battery supervision. • Diagnostic LEDs: Signal strength and status indicators. • Reliable connection: IF and GSM connection tested every day. • OCS: Quality of Service diagnostics via AlarmNet conveys vital communicator information Including when message was received, signal strength, and message path used. • 7720P Hand-held programmer for easy setup. Operation When an event occurs, the Fire Alarm Control Panel goes off hook to dial the central station. The IPGSM-4G Dialer Capture Module detects the off -hook condition and provides the fire panel with a dial tone. When the fire panel detects the dial tone, it begins dialing the central station. After the dialing is completed, the Dialer Capture Module returns a handshake to the fire panel. The fire panel then sends the contact ID reports to the Dialer Capture Module, which in turn sends a kiss -off after the report is successfully received from the fire panel. The Dialer Capture Module sends the contact ID reports to the IPGSM communications module. When all the reports are sent, the fire panel goes on -hook. The IPGSM communica- bons module then transmits the messages to the central sta- tion either over the GSM network or the Internet (dependent on configuration). MAR 0 0" 2017 DEVELOPMENT SERVICES COUNTER Easy to Program The IPGSM-4G communicator can be pre-programmed using the 7720P programmer to enter all central -station information. This is saved to the IPGSM-4G communicator panel memory. When the IPGSM-4G communicator is installed at the site and connected to the Internettintranet, it registers itself with the AlarmNet receiver. Yor most Installations, the only required parameters are: • Primary City ID (two digits) obtained from your monitoring station. • Primary Central Station ID (two digits) obtained from your monitoring station. • Primary Subscriber ID (four digits) obtained from your mon- itoring station. • Communication Module's MAC ID, and MAC CRC number located on outside of box, and inside of the module. All of these parameters are assigned by the monitoring station. NOTE., Some assembly Is required. See Installation and Setup Guide #800-12454 for full details. Fire Communicator Capability The IPGSM-413 is compatible with fire panels that use the Contact ID communications format as described in the SIA DC-05 standard. AlarmNet Honeywell's AlarmNet has been the nationwide leader in alarm oommunicatons technology since 1986. A reliable alter- native for the transmission of alarm signals, our radio network provides extensive coverage in the United States and Canada. AlarmNet Network Control center processes signals from pow- erful servers in multiple locations equipped with 24f7 infra- structure support. The AlarmNet network consist of redundant hardware servers, hot back-up databases and generators with battery back-up at all locations to ensure continuity of service. Signals from Alarm -Net are transmitted to the central station's receivers using multiple communications paths consisting of the Internet, radio network or toll -free POTS service. Installation Requirements UL COMPLIANCE To meet UL864lNFPA, ensure the following: IPGSM-4G must be installed in accordance with NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) standards 70 and 72. IPGSM-4G must be mounted in the same room and within 20 feet of the fire panel. IPGSM-4G, and all equipment used for the IP connection (such as the router, hub, modem, etc.) shall be listed, must be powered from an un-switched branch circuit, and be pro- vided with appropriate standby power. IPGSM-4G must use the 7AH battery (not supplied) to pro- vide 24-hour backup capability. Electrical Specifications Transformer: — Primary 120VAC, 60Hz, 0.5A. — Secondary: 18VDC, 50VA. Battery: One 12 V 7.0 AH lead -acid battery (not supplied). Battery charging current: 1 Amp maximum. Battery discharge current: Standby 230mA, Active 950mA. Cabinet Specifications Dimensions: 14.875' H x 12.75" W x 3.0* D (37.8 cm H x 32.4 cm W x 7.6 cm D). Color: Red. Shipping Specifications Weight: 5.3 lbs. (6.94 kg). Dimensions: 15.625- H x 13.79- W x 9.25" D (39.7 cm H x 34.9 cm W x 23.9 cm D) Temperature and Humidity Ranges This system meets NFPA requirements for operation at 0 - 49*C/32 - 120*F and at a relative humidity 93%* 2% RH (non condensing at 32*C ± 2*C (90*F :t 3*F). However, the useful life of the system's standby batteries and the electronic com- ponents may be adversely affected by extreme temperature ranges and humidity. Therefore, it is recommended that tNs system and its peripherals be installed in an environment with a normal room temperature of 15 - 27'C/60 - 80'F. Product Line Information IPGSM-4G: Internet and Digital Cellular Fire Alarm Communi- cator Panel. Includes red cabinet with Ademco key and lock, wall outlet box, Dialer Capture Module, IGSM Communications Module, antenna & mounting adapter, PowerBoostl power supply, LED display board, transformer, manual, & required screws, cables, etc. Antenna, Kit GSM-ANT3DB25KT: 25 ft. antenna kit. Includes GSM-ANT3DB, WA7626-CA adapter cable, and a 25' FIF cable, GSM-ANT3DB50KT: 60 ft. antenna kit. Includes GSM-ANT3DB, WA7626-CA adapter cable, and a 50' RF cable. Antenna External Hardware GSM-ANT3DB: 3db gain externallremote antenna. WA7626-CA: SNA to N Adapter. 7626-50HC: 60 ft. antenna cable, low loss. 7626-25HC: 25 ft. antenna cable, low loss. NOTE. The GSM-ANT3DB and the WA7626-CA are both required for installing an external antenna along with the necessary cable needed (7626-50HC. 50 ft, or 7626-25HC.* 25 ft.) Other Accessories 772OP: IPGSM4G hand held programmer. HPTCOVER: Plug in transformer box for IPGSM communicator. BAT-1270: Battery 12 Volts, 7 AH, sealed. Agency Listings and Approvals The listings and approvals below apply to the basic IPGSM-4G communicator panel. In some cam, certain modules may not be listed by certain approval agencles, or listing may be in process. Consult factory for latest listing status. UL Listed: S789. CSFM: 7300-1645:0199. FDNY: COA #6150. Page 2 ol 3 — DH-60769:5 - 3/25113 www.honeywell.corn 'his document is not intended to be used for installation purposes. We try to keep our product information up-to-date and accurate, We cannot coverall specific OPPI Icalons or anticipate all requirements. All specillicatonS are subject to change without notice. C2014 by Honeywell international Inc. AM rights reserved. Unauthorized use of this document Is strictly prohibited. Automation and Control Solutions H:*'ne* Honeywell 0 12 Clintonville Road 1(877) HPP-POWR Northford, CT 06472-1610 hppjechserv@honeywell.00m www.honeywellpower.com OH-W769:8 AVI 2014 Made In the U.SA. 0 U.S. Registered Trademark IS0910 0 2014 Flon"ll International Inc. Page 3 of 3 0 kcT (S. A larrit r, , G ?.. n � -e- r I n c . FIRE DEPARTMENT NOTIFICATION CANcEL oR Loss oF CommuwcA TioN 360-456-1441 360-438-4245 FAx Date: 1.13-17 Fire Department Edmonds Fax # Alarm Center Contact Person Heather Webley Alarm Install/Service Company Fire Protection Inc k-,P, Phone 360-895-7995 Fax Customer Name Glen Street Condos Customer Address 626 Glen St Edmonds, WA 98020 Phone # Contact Person Comments 88,2090 has been canceled. (1, MMXVI) F 55 Emerald Pire Fire Spfinkler Specialists 11021 CramerRd.KPN - Gig HarborWA98329 Office (253) 857-2056 - Fax (253) 857-2312 - Local 699 Contractor AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS (One System per Report) rr -, 626 G(e&,- S+Tzot Occupancy Address: 506,6.,,JS Wa . 3 2_�0_2_ a Occupancy Name:_Gje,, S+. G0,4,jxS Responsible Person: Building Owner: Phone Number: Phone Number: Date of Inspection: i i Type of Inspection: Quarterly M Annual G/ Other Fj C' Testers Name (Please Print): Zc�, WA State FSCC# U DRY SYSTEM/PRE-ACTION SYSTEM: I Trip test (dry trip or full flow) conducted: .................................................. Yes r-1 No F1 System tripped in seconds. s co n d s 2. w t c h s a nd a All flow switches, supervisory switch s and alarm bell ested: ..................... a m b e e Yes E] No E] N/A 3. ..II .s .r.y .t .d Alarm bell operates: ........... .. ..... ....... .......... ..................................... .... ..e Yes FI No N/A 4. Flow tests conducted: ....... ... .................... ................ I .... .... ................. ..... .. ................ Yes R No c Flow pressure: —psi 2-inch rain? ....................................... ps -in h ra i ? ................ Yes El No D 5. ted... ............ .. ............... Systems inspected and lubricated: ... ............. ... .................................... Yes E] No El N/A El 6. m ut 5 .... ........... Air compressor refills system in minutes: .............................................. Yes R NoR 7. System drained and res�� to normal operation: ..................................... Y es F] No[—] 8. Were the heat actuation devices tested on pre -action and deluge system? ..... YesEl NoF� N/AFJ WET SYSTEM/ANTI-FREEZE SYSTEM: Tested at I Trip test conducted: ................................................... i . ........................ 24' Yes No R Static pressure: /G170 psi Flow pressure: C10 psi 2 inch drain? ....... Yes No N/A E] 2. Flow switches, supervisory switches and alarm bells tested: ..................... Yes No N/A R 3. Alarm bell operates: ............................................................................. Yes No N/A R 4. Systems inspected and lubricated: .......................................................... Yes Ej2l No 5. Pressure regulating valves tested: ........................................................... Ye'sEj NoEl N/AO/ AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS (continued) I General: i Central Station Monitoring? .......................................................................... Yes [01" No Monitoring company name 'Ef�L 2. Location of Sprinklers 100% ......... E�/ Parking ......... F� Basement ......... Ej Hallways ......... Other ......... 3. Pumper connections and clapper valves unobstructed ....................................... Yes Y No[] 4. Sprinkler heads less than 50 years old ............................................................. Yes Ff No E] 5. Sprinkler coverage is acceptable .................................................................... Yes E� Non 6. Spare sprinkler heads are available ................................................................. Yes E� Noo 7. Systems left in service .................................................................................. Yes V NoM 8. Valves are sealed or supervised ...................................................................... Yes Ef No [] 9. Signs are provided on valves ......................................................................... . Yes R� No E] 10. City static water pressure it) 0 —psi. Problems Found: — tA-", .6 '4C.0'eZ94 /y,& ""30 / -4 3a�t, 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 Serving Brier, Edmonds, and 12425 Meridian Ave S Mountlake Terrace Everett, WA 98208 0 -Phone (425) 551-1200 www.FireDistrictl.org Fax (425) 551-1272 LOCATION: 626 Gleti Street M20 BUSINESS NAME: GIcn SLrccL Condm MAILING ADDRESS: 5.2115 Glcri "MI -col, EcIrmimls-, WA 08020 PHONE: 42550 1 FIRE PREVENTION INSPECTIO14 REPORT .-ff`EDMONDS OBRIER 0 MOUNTLAKE TERRACE 0 UNINCORPORATED FREQUENCY STATION & SHIFF" Annual 17-D SCHEDULED DATE DUE I` Aug 2014 UFIR � 427 BUSINESS OWNER: HOME PHONE: EMERGENCY-1: I 113A HOME PHONE: CURRENT KEY ACCESS-2: HOME PHONE: CITY YES * BUSINESS 0 EMAIL: LICENSE PERSON CONTACTED: "(fl-m INITIAL INSPECTIPN DATE NAME OF INSPECTOR: rn FIRL FE121 1:-� HAZARDS FOUND A14D LOCATIONS /ICOMMUNICATIONS 1 wo 2 kr) D X We nd -.5 .)d e_. 6� '61 eniran -2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 I AGREE TO CORRECT THE ABOVE VIOLATION(S) IN THE NEXT 30 DAYS X lst RE -INSPECTION DATE DUE: 2nd RE -INSPECTION DATE DUE: 1 EXTENSION GRANTEDTO: FINAL RE -INSPECTION DATE DUE: VIOLATIONS CITED: PERSON CONTACTED: PERSON CONTACTED: PERSON CONTACTED: 1 i hNSPECTOR: INSPECTOR-:----- INSPECTOR: 2 DATE: DATE: DATE: 3 VIOLATIONS 1 5 VIOLATIONS 1 5- PRE -CITATION LETTER SENT CITATION ISSUED NUMBER: 4 2 6 2 6 DATE: CODE SECTION: 5 3 7 3 7 RETURN RECEIPT RECEIVED 6 4 18 4 8 DATE: DISPOSITION: 7 11 LETTER NEEDED F] YES El NO LETTER NEEDED [I YES F1 NO 8 FIRE DEPARTMENT COPY FIRE PREVENTION, Sei-ving Bilei; Edinonds 12425 Mei-idian Ave S INSPECTION REPORT SNOHOMISH CO MONDS FIR Mountlake Terraceand f-IT Everett, WA 98208 ,tkIF5 0 BRIER ST R the Town of Woodway FireDistrict]. Phone (425) 551-1200 0 WOODWAY 0 MOUNTLAKE TERRACE www. org Fax (425) 551-1272 0 UNINCORPORATED FREQUENCY STATION & SHIFT'*' LOCATION: 626 Glen St 365 17 B I BUSINESS NAME: Glen Street Condos PHONE: 4255010003 SCHEDULED DATE DUE � 08/01/12 MAILING 626 Glen St LIFIR 10 422 8253 ADDRESS: Edmonds 98020 BUSINESS OWNER: HOA HOME PHONE: EMERGENCY-1: HOME PHONE: CURRENT KEY ACCESS-2: HOME PHONE: CITY YES NO BUSINESS. LICENSE PERSON CONTACTED: INITIAL INSPECTION DATE NAME OF INSPECTOR: 4691,(, 1.013,0 / za) -t- 1 FIRE AS 12/11 FA 11/06 FD LkBx FE I SYSTEMS: ANNUAL HAZARDS FOUND AND LOCATIONS / COMMUNICATIONS ,J-d o 77-1 f AJII� 0 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 0� 7 I AGREE TO CORRECT THE ABOVE VIOLATION(S) IN THE NEXT 30 DAYS X 1st RE -INSPECTION DATE DUE. 2nd RE -INSPECTION D E DUE. EXTENSION GRANTED TO- FINAL RE -INSPECTION DATE DUE: IC VIOLAT ONS CITED: PERSON CONTACTED: PERSON CONTACTED: PERSON CONTACTED: 1 INSPECTOR: INSPECTOR: INSPECTOR: 2 DATE: D E: DATE: 3 VIOLATIONS 1 5 VIOLATIONS 1 5 PRE -CITATION LETTER SENT CITATION ISSUED NUMBER: 4 2 6 2 6 DATE: CODE SECTION: 5 3 7 3 7 RETURN RECEIPT RECEIVED 6 4 18 4 8 DATE: DISPOSITION: 7 LETTER NEEDED [] YES El No LETTER NEEDED [-] YES NO 8 FIRE DEPARTMENT COPY FIRE PREVENTION Sei -ving Briet: Edinonds 12425 Meridian Ave S INSPECTION REPORT SNOHOMISH CO Mountlake Terraceand "FIR Everett, WA 98208 OEDMONDS 0 BRIER 1,DISTR the Town o bodway' fW Phone (425) 551-1200 OWOODWAY 0 MOUNTLAKE TERRACE www.FireDistrictl.org Fax (425) 551-1272 [1 UNINCORPORATED I LOCATION: 626 Glen St "' FREQUENCY 365 I STATION & SHIFF'N 17 A BUSINESS NAME: Glen Street Condos PHONE: 4255010003 SCHEDULED jjj3f0jjfjj DATE DUE I` MAILING 626 Glen St UFIR k 422 8253 ADDRESS: Edmonds 98020 BUSINESS OWNER: HOA HOME PHONE: EMERGENCY-1: HOME PHONE: CURRENT KEY ACCESS-2: HOME PHONE: CITY YES NO BUSINESS 1:1 1:1 LICENSE PERSON CONTACTED: A INITIAL INSPECTION DATE NAME OF INSPECTOR: A FIRE AS 12110 FA 11106 FD LkBx v,�_ FE /&� /I SYSTEMS: FA / q'� Ax / / / 4- S J_q // 0 ANNUAL HAZARDS FOUND AND LOCATIONS / COMMUNICATIONS Lo zp-� 41-,42- S h '04 -0 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 I AGREE TO CORRECT THE ABOVE VIOLATION(S) IN THE NEXT 30 DAYS X 1st RE-INSPECTI . ON DATE DUE. 2nd RE -INSPECTION DATE DUE. EXTENSION GRANTED TO, FINAL RE -INSPECTION DATE DUE: VIOLATIONS CITED: PERSON CONTACTED: PERSON CONTACTED: PERSON CONTACTED: 1 INSPECTOR: INSPECTOR: INSPECTOR: 2 DATE, DATE: DATE: 3 1 VIOLATIONS 5 VIOLATIONS��, 1 5 PRE -CITATION LETTER SENT CITATION ISSUED NUMBER: 4 2 6 2 6 DATE: CODE SECTION: 5 3 7 3 7 RETURN RECEIPT RECEIVED 6 4 18 4 8 DATE: DISPOSITION: 7 %, LETTER NEEDED E] YES [I No I LETTER NEEDED E] YES [I NO 8 FIRE DEPARTMENT COPY Emerald Pire Fire Spfinkler Specialists 11021 Cramer Rd. KPN - Gig HarborWA 98329 Office (253) 857-2056 - Fax (253) 857-2312 - Local 699 Contractor AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS f-Pi '�vc6P-A (One System per Report) Occupancy Address: z -z t, L, 1 ,,N -5 +. - Responsible Person: Building Owner: Occupancy Name: �, J,k '5 PhObe-Ndr-hber Phone Number: Date of Inspection: j Type of inspection: Quarterly 0 Annual J�j Other E] Testers Name (Please Print): _rr'.L' V rZ. 04 WA State FSCC# 3,� DRY SYSTEM/PRE-ACTION SYSTEM: 1 Trip test (dry trip or full flow) conducted: .................................................. Yes El No EJ System tripped in . seconds. 2. All flow switches, supervisory switches and alarm bells tested: ..................... Yes 0 No F� N/A 3. Alarm bell operates: ............................................................................. Yes [] No E] N/A Ej 4. Flow tests conducted: ........................................................................... Yes El No D Flow pressure: psi 2-inch drain? ....................................... Yes E] No E] 5. Systems inspected and lubricated: .......................................................... Yes El No El N/A El 6. Air compressor refills system in 30 minutes: ............ .................................. Yes E] No EJ 7. System drained and restored to normal operation: .................. .................. Yes [-] No E] 8. Were the heat actuation devices tested on pre -action and deluge system? ..... YesE] NoF� N/A[] WET SYSTEM/ANTI-FREEZE SYSTEM: Tested at 1. Trip test conducted: .............................................................................. Yes [51 No F� Static pressure: 14>6> psi Flow pressure: '70 psi 2 inch drain? ... /.1! Yes [:] No N/A 2. Flow switches, supervisory switches and alarm bells tested: ..................... Yes a No E] N/A R 3. Alarm bell operates: .............................................................................. Yes UL No E] N/A E] 4. Systems inspected and lubricated: .......................................................... Yes [g- No R 5. Pressure regulating valves tested: ............................................................ Yes E] No E] N/A Z,. AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS (continued) General: 1 Central Station Monitoring? .......................................................................... Yes Ed No D Monitoring company name 2. Location of Sprinklers 100% ......... Parking ......... Basement ......... E] Hallways ......... E] Other ........ El 3. Pumper connections and clapper valves unobstructed ....................................... Yes $1 No El 4. Sprinkler heads less than 50 years old ............................................................. Yes No E] 5. Sprinkler coverage is acceptable .................................................................... Yes No E] 6. Spare sprinkler heads are available ................................................................. Yes I)T No El 7. Systems left in service .................................................................................. Yes 64 No F1 8. Valves are sealed or supervised ...................................................................... Yes Non 9. Signs are provided on valves ......................................................................... Yes No E] 10. City static water pressure /00 -psi. Problems Found: Corrections Made: Date Corrected: Corrected By: SIGNATURE OF TESTER: AGENCY: Emerald Fire PHONE: 253-857-2056 MAILING ADDRESS: 11021 Cramer Road KPN, Gig Harbor, WA 98329 Emerald Pire Mre Spfinkder Speciaflst�� n 11021 Cramer Rd. KPN - Gig HarborWA 98329 4�f5�_u —7 Office (253) 857-2056 - Fax (253) 857-2312 - Local 699 Contractor AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS (One Svstern [)er Remrt) Occupancy Address: WcL, Occupancy Name Responsible Person: Phone Number: Building Owner: Phone Number: Date of Inspection:/,4—.K_—I Type of Inspection: Quarterly E] Annual Other F1 Testers Name (Please Print): F566 50Q04 WA State FSCC# 0633-IT-051809 I I V- I DRY SYSTEM/PRE-ACTION SYSTEM: 1. Trip test (dry trip or full flow) conducted: ................................................... Yes F] No F] System tripped in seconds. 2. All flow switches, supervisory switches anolarm belIsXc,9_t__e`d ....................... Yes F] No 0 N/A 3. Alarm bell operates: ........... ............... go ......... ......................... Yes El No El N/A El 4. 'Flow tests conducted: .... ...... ........ ......... ........................................... Yes El No El Flow pressure: i -inch ain7 ....................................... Yes 1:1 No El 5. Systems inspected and lubricated: ..... .................... ... ........................... Yes Ej No [] N/A 6. Air compressor refills system in 30 inutes: ............ ...... .......................... Yes E] No E] -A 7. System drained and restored normal operation: ..................................... Yes D No [] 8. Were the heat actuati devices tested on pre -action and deluge system? ..... Yes E] No E] N/A WET SYSTEM/ANTI-FREEZE SYSTEM: Tested at 1 Trip test conducted: ........................................ ......... I ........................ S Yes E�( No F] Static pressure: psi Flow pressure: - inch drain? ....... Yes Eg/ No[:] N/A E] 2. Flow switches, supervisory switches and alarm bells tested: ...................... Yes El' No E] N/A E] 3. Alarm bell operates: ............................................................................. Yes []Er No E] N/A Ej 4. Systems inspected and lubricated: .......................................................... Yes M' No E] 5. Pressure regulating valves tested: ........................................................... Yes[-] No E] N/A E� „- .,. 1, AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS fcontinued) 1 .11 General: 1 . Central Station Monitoring? .......................................................................... Yes 2/ No[] Monitoring company name Fer 2. Location of Sprinklers 100% ......... G2” Parking ......... E] Basement ......... E] Hallways ......... D Other ......... El 3. Pumper connections and clapper valves unobstructed ....................................... Yes V No E] 4. Sprinkler heads less than 50 years old ............................................................. Yes R( No E] 5. Sprinkler coverage is acceptable .................................................................... Yes V No E] 6. Spare s prinkler heads are available ................................................................. Yes I!( No E] 7. Systems left in service .................................................................................. Yes E�( No E] 8. Valves are sealed or supervised .............................................. ....................... Yes Z No Ej 9. Signs are provided on valves ......................................................................... Yes E� No Ej 10. City static water pressure -psi. Problems Found: Q4 nvttw, 47 V Is 0/-Q V f Corrections Made: Date Corrected: Corrected By: Or4z A.pI6� I L&i�� / SIGNATURE OF TESTER: AGENCY- Emerald Fire I PHONE: 253-857-2056 MAILINGADDRESS: 11021 Cramer Road KPN, Gig Harbor, WA 98329 Eme- rald Tire Fire Spfinkler Specialists 11021 Cramer Rd. KPN - Gig Harbor, WA 98329 Office (253) 857-2056 - Fax (253) 857-2312 - Local 699 Contractor AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS (One Svstern oer ReDort) Occupancy Address: Occupancy NameOr?, Responsible Person: Phone Number: Building Owner: Phone Number: Date of Inspection: /.;2- - IS - In Type of Inspection: Quarterly E] AnnualK Other Testers Name (Please Print): WA State FSCC# 0633-IT-051809 DRY SYSTEM/PRE-ACTION SYSTEM: 1. Trip.test (dry trip or full flow) conducted: .................................................. Yes No El 0 System tripped in seconds. 2. All flow switches, supervisory switches a d alarm bells tes ..................... Yes E] No E] N/A E] 3. Alarm bell operates: ............... ... V ........... X ................................. Yes E] No E] N/A E] 4. Flow tests conducted: ........... .................... ......................................... Yes EJ No El ........... p Flow pressure: J�si 2-inch in? ...... ............................... Yes E] No E] 5. Systems inspected and lubricated: 7' ........ Yes [] No 0 N/A E] 6. Air compressor refills system in 3,(Yminutes: ........ . .................................... Yes E] No E] 7. System drained and restor io normal operation: ..................................... YesEl NoEl 8. Were the heat actu!�aficfn devices tested on pre -action and deluge system? ..... Yes E] NoEl N/AD WET SYSTEM/ANTI-FREEZE SYSTEM: Tested at I . Trip test conducted: ................................................................................ Yes No F-1 �Static pressure: psi. Flow pressure: L) p ch drain? ....... Yes No E] N/A 0 si �2. Flow switches, supervisory switches and alarm.bells teste . ................. Yes No 0 N/A 3. Alarm bell operates: .............................................................................. Yes No E] N/A E] 4. Systems inspected and lubricated: .......................................................... Yesjj� No F-1 5. Pressure regulating valves tested: ........................................................... Yes E] No E] N/A_[�o AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS (continued) General: 1 Central Station Monitoring? .......................................................................... Yes ,a No E] Monitoring company name 2. Location of Sprinklers 100% ........ JA Parking ......... F-1 Basement ......... E] Hallways ......... [] Other ........ Ej 3. Pumper connections and clapper valves unobstructed ........................................ Yes No E] 4. Sprinkler heads less than 50 years old ............................................................. Yes No [:] 5. Sprinkler coverage is acceptable .................................................................... Yes No E] 6. Spare sprinkler heads are available ................................................................. Yes No E] 7. Systems left in service .................................................................................. Yes [q No E] 8. Valves are sealed or supervised ....................................................................... Yes v No El 9. Signs are provided on valves ......................................................................... Yes [;Z,. No E] 10. City static water pressure JC2 0 -psi. Problems Found: — Vie-"LZ4-j 20 ( -t 309., Corrections Made: Date Corrected: Corrected By: SIGNATURE OF TESTER: AGENCY: Emerald Fire z PHONE: 253-857-2056 MAILING ADDRESS: 11021 Cramer Road KPN, Gig Harbor, WA 98329 ;;7 AaWr-I mm WIN I I . T_/� nn---57,/A mf-17n P.O. Box 1543 - 19738 - 144th Ave. N.E. Woodinville, Washington 98072 (425) 483-5657 - 800: 239-3477 - FAX: (425) 483-5077 - advftre@aoLcom January 24, 2006 Hoyt Jeter PE Eagle Eye Consulting Engineers, Inc. PO BOX 523 Olalla, WA 98359 Dear Mr. Jeter: RESUB JAN 3 0 2006 BUILDING DEPARTMENT CITY OF EDMONDS I The items outlined in your plan review dated January 24, 2006 for 626 Glen St. 4-Unit, permit # 05-466 have been addressed as follows: Drawing Comments: 1. The plans now reflect enough head box space for the required number of spare heads. 2. The backflow shut-off ball valves will be tampered with Potter Electric RBVS switches. 3. The domestic water shut-off valve is now shown on the riser detail. 4. A water guage will be provided on the supply side of the backflow as shown on the riser diagram. Sincerely, Martha Grazier Designer Ilk RBVS (E)POTTER UNIVERSAL BALL The Symbol of Protection VALVE SWITCH RBVS Stock No. 1000040 (w/o Cover Tamper) RBVS-T Stock No. 1000035 (w/Cover Tamper) Patent Pending GENERAL TheModel RBVS isdesigned to monitor the fully open position of a ball valve installed in a sprinkler system. The unit will fit on most ball valves installed on back- flow-preventers and alarm trim lines ofdry, alarm, and deluge sprinkler valves. The switch operates if the ball valve handle is rnovod from the open position. How- ever, the switch does riot track the position ofthe handle or ball. When the ball valve handle is in the open position, i -I Spring -loaded switch button will contact the valve handle. Whet) the handle is moved from the open position, this switch button extends to the tripped position, and the R13VS contacts change state, thereby opening or closing a cirCUit. A cover tamper switch is available and is activated by the removal ofthe R6VS housing Cover. Ifan attempt is made to remove the RBVS by the removal of the niounting brackets, the unit will beset into the tripped niode by this action. The RI3VS can be mounted to the hex portion of the ball valve or back-flow-preventer or to the adjoining pipe via two clamps. The RBVS is shipped with two sets of mounting clamps to accommodate various pipe and valve sizes, refer to Table 1. An "L" shaped and offset bracket for mounting the switch enclosure and an exten- sion bracket add to the mounting flexibility of the RBVS. See "Typical Mounting Diagram"and'Installation and Operation" on following page. UL and CUL Listed, FM, CSFM Approved Dimensions: (including mounting clamps) Large Clamps: 6" L x 5" W x 5.2" H 15,2 cm L x 12,7 cm W x 13,2 cm H Small Clamps: 6" L x 4" W x 5.2" H 15,2 cm L x 10,2 cm W x 13,2 cm H Weight: With Large Clamps:1 3.6 oz. (386,9 g.) With Small Clamps:1 1.0 oz. (311,2 g.) Enclosure: Non -Corrosive Composite Material Environmental Limitations: NEMA 4 rated enclosure when proper electrical fittings are used. (IP67) Temperature range: -40' F to 150* F (-40* C to 65* C) Not for use in hazardous locations Housing Cover Tamper: Activated by housing cover removal, (Stock No. 1000035 only). Contact Ratings: SPDT Contacts: 1 OA at 125/250 VAC 2A at 30 VDC SPDT Cover Tamper: 3A at 250 VAC TESTING The RBVS and its associated protective monitoring system should be tested in accordance with applicable NFPA codes and standards and/or the authority having jurisdiction (manufacturer recommends quarterly or more frequently). FIG.1 INTERNAL COMPONENTS NORMALLY OPEN NORMALLY CLOSED COMMON STRAIN RELIEF SWITCH 13LITTON COVER RCE,' , :C: LOCATION LC TAMPER WHITE COm 0 ON HANDLE M MOUNT SO SWIT uITON CH SU P PLASTIC COATINC IS APPROX. I- FROM�4 REMOVED FROM HANDLE INSIDE END BALL VALVE HANDLE IN SWITCH EILITION owc JIC85. CONTACT AREA Potier Electric Signal Company - 2081 Craig Road, St. Louis, 100, 63146-4161 -Phone: 800-325-3936/Canada 888-882-1833- www.pottersignal.com PRINTED IN USA MFG. #5401086 - REV 0 PAGE 1 OF 3 8/04 (E)POTTER The Symbol of Protection RBVS UNIVERSAL BALL VALVE SWITCH INSTALLATION ON LEVER HANDLE (SEE FIG. 2) (and be activated by) the metal of the handle. 1. Selectclamps and damping bolts based upon pipelvalve size, 9. Tighten clamping screws alternately to an eventual 30 in-lbs. see Table 1. (minimum) of torque. 2. Insert rubber clamp grippers Into clamps, see Fig. 2. 10. Maintain position of switch enclosure over valve handle 3. Place one clamp on top of pipe/ball valve near the valve and secure bolt that holds the extension bracket to the handle and Insert clamping bolts through it. clamping assembly. It may be necessary to close valve to 4. Place other clamp over clamping bolts from beneath the 11. access this bolt. Position "L" bracket so that it contacts the back edge of the installation and thread hex nuts onto the clamping bolts, valve handle, and secure its bolt. It may be necessary to but do not fully tighten, (be sure hex nuts seat properly in close valve to access this bolt. damp hex recesses). (NOTE: Some installations may require oneof the mounting bolts to be inserted from the bottom of the 12. With the actuator fully retracted, position RBVS switch brackets and then trimmed to allow the extension bracketto enclosure to contact the valve handle squarely, see Fig. 1. clear. See Fig. 4) 13. With RBVS switch enclosure held squarely in contact with 5. Attach extension bracket (if necessary to use for position- valve handle, securely tighten the two tamper resistant ing) to top clamp using %-20 X3/4" Hex bolt and washer, but 14. screws on the backside of the enclosure. Close and open the valve to verify operation. The actuator do not fully tighten. 6. Attach "L" bracket (RBVS switch enclosure is loosely should easily retract when the valve handle is in the open attached to "L" bracket) to extension bracket using 1/4-20 X 15. position. Fully open the valve. I/." Hex bolt and washer, but do not fully tighten. 16. Remove the cover and wire main switch and tamper switch 7. Be sure ball valve is in the fully open position. if applicable. Carefully route tamper switch wires through 8. Slide loosely assembled RBVS switch enclosure to a strain relief channel In switch enclosure. Fully seat the position that permits the switch button to contact the valve wires into the bottom of the channel. See Fig. 1. handle approximately 1* from its Inside end. See Fig. 1 for 17. Replace RBVS switch enclosure cover and securely approximate location. Cut and remove the plastic coating from the ball valve handle to allow the RBVS switch button to contact tighten cover screw. FIG. 2 OWC 01086-2 TYPICAL MOUNTING DIAGRAM SWITCH ENCLOSuRE 7 'L* BRACKET I HEIOI�T 6.2 EXT. BRACKET (Ir NECESSARY) CLAMPS CLAMP CRIPPERS W W DTH 1 'ER (SMALL) 4- (SMALL)) 5- ILARIE1 TABLE I CLAMP SIZING Plpe/Valvo SIze Clamp ClampIng Bolts 1/2" to 314" (12.5 to 1 9mm) Small 10-32 x 2-1/2" V to 2" (25 to 50 mm� Large 1/4-20 x 4" SWITCH TERMINAL CONNECTIONS, CLAMPING PLATE TERMINAL D�C, P2J-J TYPICAL ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS CAUTION: An uninsulated section of single conductor should not be looped around the terminal and serve as two* separate connections. The wire must be severed. thereby provid- ing supervision of the connection in' the event that the wire becomes dislodged from under the termi- rial. LOCAL CIRCLJIT TRANSFORMER OR BATTERY POWER STYLE 0 (CLASS A) SUPERVISED LOOP STYLE 8 (CLASS 8) SUPERVISED CIRCUIT Nc. 'EV5104 C100.11.1 .0. KO �j DEMCE N 0 1, �'" '� ___ D-11 TAMPER SWITCH CONNECTIONS COVER TAMPER & RBVS CONNECTED -C�ER TAMPER & RBVS WIRE - TO THE SAME ZONE ON THE FACP TO SEPARATE ZONr_S' C-,EP 1ER COM. NO. COW P_ NO. COU. FACP COVER EOLR TAMPER 1ACI` _E 1-1 0. E..G. #1086-5 PRINTED IN USA MFG. #5401086 - REV 0 PAGE 2 OF 3 8104 RBVS POTTER UNIVERSAL BALL (E) The Symbol of Protection VALVE SWITCH INST ALLATION ON TEE HANDLE (SEE FIG. 3) the RBVS switch button to contact (and be activated by) the metal of the handle. 1 . Selectclamps and clamping bolts based upon pipetvalve size, seeTablel. 8. Tighten clamping screws alternately and %-20 X %* bolt to 30 in-lbs. (minimum) of torque. 2. Insert rubber clamp grippers into clamps, see Fig. 3 3. Place one clamp on top of pipe/ball valve near the valve handle and insert clamping bolts through It. 4. Place other clamp over clamping bolts from beneath the Installation and thread hex nuts onto the clamping bolts, but do not fully tighten, (be sure hex nuts seat property in clamp hex recesses). 5. Loosely attach "L" bracket to the "offset" bracket and .offset" bracket to the RBVS housing. 6. Be sure ball valve is In the fully open position. 7. Slide loosely assembled RBVS switch enclosure to a position that permits the switch button to contact the valve handle approximately 1/2"from the end afthe handle. Cut and remove the plastic coating from the ball valve handle to allow FIG. 3 GRIPPERS FIG. 4 REVS SOME INSTALLATIONS MAY CAUSE INTERFERENCE BETWEEN MOUNTING BOLT AND OFFSET BRACKET. INSTALL BOLT FROM BOTTOM AND TRIM AS NEEDED TO CORRECT. 9. With the valve handle fully open, slide the RBVS housing down until the switch operates plus 1/8 inch. Tighten the screws holding the RBVS to the 'offset" bracket. 10. Remove the RBVS switch enclosure cover. 11. Close and open the valve to verity operation. The actuator should easily retract up when the valve handle is in the open position. 12. Fully open the valve. 13. Wire main switch and tamper switch (if applicable). Care- fully route tamper switch wires through strain relietchannel in switch enclosure. Fully seat the wires into the bottom of the channel. See Fig. 1. 14. Replace RBVS switch enclosure cover and securely tighten cover screw. IL,LU'WKL uttbl PIPE DovG 11086-3 DwC. 11086-6 PRINTED IN USA MFG. #5401086 - REV 0 PAGE 3 OF 3 8/04 FIE C E I V E D OCT - 5 2005 Building Permit Information BUILDING DEPT. This checklist must be completed by the applicant and will be verified by City staff at the time of permit application submittal. The items listed below identify minimum permit submittal requirements for acceptance of the pen -nit application. Site /Owner Information Property Tax Account Parcel Number. .................................................................. Critical Areas # Waiver Conditional Study Site Address ... . ... (A .... =.. Number of Unit(s) ............ q ...................... Name of Building-Gl4e .... ....... k-41N ............................................................... Name.of Owner. ... Address ... !?--I - .... % - f ...... 10 Home Phone ............ k-,J.A ................... Work Phone ... . �F) .... ........................................ Planning Building Engineering Zone ............. Lot Sq Ft ..... Windo�v Schedule (Y/N)_Truck Route Plan (YIN) S EPA (YIN). Existing Area Glazing % ................... Drainage Plan (Y/N)... _ Corner Lot?.. Proposed Area Heat Source ................. Driveway Slope % ...... . Height Calcs % Lot Coverage _ Lot Slope % ................. Easements (Y/N) ......... . Average Grade St Dedication (Y/N).... Max Height Allowed Grading I _, Yardag _,e Actual Elevation ot Work New ....... X .......... Addition .................... Remodel .............. Repair .................. Demolish .............. Describe Work ... T�s* ... vsea.� ... -4- -V.- ........ VV A: . . ........ Floor Area (New Basenient..!�7-3��S ... First Story ............. Second Story.Z!.$.Qi� 1 �m4m Garage..AW, A. Decks ....... 31A .. it.2 .... Other (Spec4) ........................... Bid PrlceA,a�� Contractor Information (Owner may act as Contractor) A d d *V.t S-W U�e- ress ... �Tli3 ................. ...... ........ JAAK.. State Contractors License Number... k1RM4 .......... Expiration Date ..... .......... Contact Person ..... )4 ............................ Phone... ...... I Architect/p,�� Information Name ....... �N N, V lie>.4 ........................... License 9 ..... 391 -.51i. -.Z-1.377 .............................. ................................................ !! 7 ....................... Contact Person ... .......... Phone ..... Env.itieer intorniatiun, Name...................... �Yj�� .................................. License 9 ............................................................ Address.......................................................................................................................................... ContactPerson ................................................... Phone ................................................................. PERMIT ROUTING REVIEW FORM FOR'* INTEROFFICE USE ONLY Applicant PLAN CHECK # Address TYPE ROUTE TO Back ADD? Days DOC RESUB Back ADD? Days DOC, RESUB Back ADD? Days DOC SEPA—Exp CU Exp —SBA—Exp ADB Exp OTHER COMMENTS: STRUCT/NON PLAN CHECK TO Back ADD? Days DOC RESUB Recheck To Back ADD? Days DOC RESUB Recheck To Back ENERGY TO Back OTHER COMMENTS: ADD? ADD? Days DOC Days RESUB OK? ROUTED TO Back ADD? Days DOC RESUB Back ADD? —Days DOC RESUB Back ADD?— Days DOC OTHER COMMENTS: PW REVIEW Date Sent Back FIRE Date Sent Back PLANNING REVIEW TIME DAYS ENG REVIEW TIME DAYS BUILDING REVIEW TIME DAYS PW REVIEW TIME DAYS TOTAL REVIEW TIME DAYS DATE ISSUED PERMIT # C 0 N T A C T P E R S 0 N S T*A T E M E N T BY SIGNING THIS FORM I UNDERSTAND THAT I AM THE ACKNOWLEDGED OFFICIAL CONTACT PERSON FOR THIS PROJECT. IT IS MY RESPONSIBILITY TO COORDINATE ALL SUBMITTALS WITH THE CITY AND ONLY I CAN MAKE INQUIRIES ON THE STATUS OF THE PERMIT. VAO'wk�-� Gvszt,�'._' Contact Person (Print ClearlT) C47.5) Phone Mailing Address Below \A)#% 9'907 Z_ - Eagle Eye Consulting E�gineers, Inc. PO BOX 523 Olalla WA 98359 C:206 356-7790 P:253 857-4151 F: 253 857-5759 To: Advanced Fire Protection Att: Michael Balsley or Martha Grazier P.O.Box 1543 Woodinville, WA 98072 Re: Four Unit Apartment Building 626 Glen Street Edmonds, WA Plan Review Number # 05-466 EECE ED05-92 The above referenced project is in the process of plan review for compliance with Edmonds ordinances and applicable codes (Fire Suppression only). The following comments, deficiencies/corrections must be addressed prior to completion of plans review and subsequent issuance of permits. Provide revised plans and calculations along with a written response to each of the items listed below to facilitate a shorter back -check time. SCOPE OF REVEEW The scope of this review isfor Fire Suppression requirements of this project All features were checked only to the extent allowed by the submittals provided. All portions of this project are assumed to meet or will meet other departmental requirements, conditions and concerns before permit approval. Four Unit Apartment Building Page 2 of 2 626 Glen St. Permit # 05-466 EECE # ED05-92 FIRE SUPPRESSION COMENTS General 1. Provide three spare heads of each type of sprinkler head. (One spare for the elevator pit will be acceptable.) This will require a spare head box capable of holding at least 13 heads (or multiple boxes). Make notation on the plans. NFPA 13R 6.4.1 2. Whereas the water supply comes from a common fire and domestic water line and a pair of separate shut-off valves are provided for the backflow prevention valve on the fire line branch, the valves will need to be supervised as per NFPA 13R 6.6.1.2. Please specify on the plans how this will be met. 3. The domestic water supply shall have it's own separate shut-off valve. Please expand the riser drawing to show the split between the two systems and the valve arrangement. NFPA 13R 6.1 and 6.6.1.3 4. Provide a pressure guage below the backflow prevention valve. Show on the plans. NFPA 13R 6.6..51 5. Head placement has been reviewed and found acceptable. 6. Calculations have been reviewed and found acceptable. 7. Product submittal has been reviewed and found acceptable. Your plans are being reviewed concurrently with the Building Department, Fire Department, Zoning Department and Public Works Engineering. Changes, clarifications or additional corrections may be required subsequent to the Building Department plan review when comments are received from the other concerned departments. Should you have any inquiries regarding this letter, please contact Hoyt Jeter at (206) 356- 7790 between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. By: Hoyt Jeter PE President I I A City of Edmonds Plan Review Corrections Plan Check N C6-- -4 C (0 Date 2,/-Z, JOG Project Name/Address 62 U? Contact Person/Address 4# �+w r-P wc, 40;:sv- 77 Department: Building 1-3 Engineering 0 Planning Fire [jj��Public Works Reviewer 77/ 2. 1-3 uK torrW R-Fvlr auumn L sets oi reviseu piansmocuments to ine rermin t-oorainavor. Corrections may be made by red lining plans/documents on file with the City. DATE FAXEDIJIL6� (Attach fax transmittal) PAGE __L OF �q J Emerald Fire Spfinkler Sp ecialists AUTOMATIC SPRIN'KLER SYST EMS (One System per Report) - - j � I 60-6z Glev� '4 11 Occupancy Addr* ss: -W I'd e E Vy io-ClIr Occupa ncy Name:C, Responsible Person: Phone Number; Building Owner; Phone. Number:. --------------- Date of Inspection:i TYPe of Inspection: Quarto n rly.,Q,A. nualirAcceptAnce (30ther 0 _Rj Testers Name (Please Print): NICET Cert Number # 122053 RRY _SY S __TE M: 1. Top test (dry top) conducted ........................... p ........................................ Yes D,No o System- to ped in seconds. 2. All 66w switches, sup6rvisO,IY switches and alarm belit tested: ............. . .......... Yes 0 No 0 N/A 0 I Alarm bell operates ....................... / ............. I ........ ............. ................. Yes 0 No 0 N/A 0 4. Flow tests conducted: ........... ................ .,.i .................................... ....... Yes 0 No 0 Flow pressure: i 2 inch d rain ........................ Yes 0 No 77 5 SY.Stet�s, in,spp*ctq'0 and lubo ................... ...... ................ Yes 0 No 0 Air icomp'�6ssor refills s ystem in 30.,Zinutp ......... ....................................... Yes 0. No 0 7.' System drainedand res y -"'m/ 3tored.to Ormal operation: ................................... ...Nes 0 No 0 8. V Wqre thle. heat actuation dev es tersted on pre -action and deluge system? ....... Ye's 0 No [I 'YS M 1 Flow te'sf_---nducted: ......................... - Static press Yes No 0 ure: -La-0-Psi Flow pressure: osl't.inch drain? ...... Yes No [I Other 0 2. FlOW SWitdhes, supervisory switches and alarrn�bells tested:....- . . ....... Yes No 0 N/A 01' 3. Alarm bell operates: .......... I.... .................... ................................... Yes No El N/A 0 4- Systems inspect.ed and lybricated:, .............................. i ........... . ........... Yis No 0 5- Pressure regulating valves tested: .............................................. Yes 0 NOD /\/ PN 11021 Cranier Rd. KPN � Gig Harbor, WA 98329 Office (253) 857-2056 Fax (253) 857-2312 - Local 699 Contractor AUTOMATIC SPRINKLr=R SYSTENIt (continued)." . general: 1 . Central station monitoring? ........... ................... ...... ......................... ....... Yes No Monitoring company name 2. Location of Sprinklers 100% ...... Parking ......... a Basement ........ 0 Hallw I a ys........ 0 Other ......... o 3. Pumper connections and clapper valves unobstructed ................................ Yes No ci 4. Sprinkler heads le'ts than 50 4a y rs old .................................................... Yes No 0 5... Sprinkler coverage is acceptable ................ �... I ......................................... Yes .1?� No .0 6.� Spare sprinkler heads' are available ........... ................... I ......... Yes No 0 7. Systems left In service ...................... .................................. ............... Yes. No �0 8. Valves are sealed or supervised .............................................................. Yes . oc- 11 9. Signs are provided on valves ................................................... ............... Yes, WNo 0 10. CRY static water pressure' psi. Probleins Found CTP-4 APPR9VED FIR Life Safety Plan OF- For 626 GL P -7 626 GLEN ST. Edmonds, WA 98020 Approved by Edmonds Fire Department (425) 775-77.20 Date: Initials. The following plan provides life -safety and property protection information for your use. This plan should be updated periodically. All safety systems and equipment must remain, accessible, conspicuous, and maintained in proper working order. Your local emergency phone number is for emergency medical, fire and police services. Smoke etectors Smoke detectors in your home provide early warning in case of fire. A working smoke detector can increase your survival in a fire by 47%. Plan an escape and practice your plan before the fire. Dwelling smoke detectors are located in and near your sleeping areas. They may be battery -operated, hard -wired to the building, or both, depending upon building age and existing requirements when your building was constructed. Dwelling smoke detectors do not sound the alarm for other occupants. When you hear a detector, sound the alarm for all occupants and exit the building. MAINTENANCE., Test your detectors by depressing the test button at least once a month. Change the batteries once a year, if so equipped. Vacuum the face of the detector annually to keep it sensitive to smoke. Detectors should be replaced after 10 years of operation. Manual Fire Alarm Activating a fire alarm pull station will alert all building occupants of a fire problem at a location in the building. Pull stations are located near exits from the building. Pull the device down to sound the alarm. When you hear the alarm, exit the building immediately using the closest safe stair or exit. 0 Your building fire alarm activation alerts occupants and an alarm monitoring company for automatic dispatch of Fire Department. MAINTENANCE: Annual test of the entire alarm system is required to be performed and documented by a maintenance technician. Service companies are located in the yellow pages under "Fire Alarm Systems". U^ITY COPY RECE__1VED : r, 1, z -_ . '.;r' ,-I. . 1 4 4� " 2-1T,'7 BUITING L)EPT. *1 0 Automatic Fire Alarm Smoke and high -rising heat conditions in some building areas outside of your dwelling are monitored by a smoke- and heat -detection system. If a fire begins in these areas, the automatic fire alarm will alert all occupants in the building. 0 Your building fire alarm activation alerts occupants and an alarm monitoring company for automatic dispatch of Fire Department. When you hear the alarm, exit the building immediately using the closest safe stair or exit. MAINTENANCE. Annual test of the entire alarm system is required to be performed and documented by a maintenance technician. Service companies are located in the yellow pages under "Fire Alarm Systems". Residential Sprinkler System A residential sprinkler system provides life safety protection from fire in dwelling locations where injury or death from fire may occur. Residential fire sprinklers will reduce heat, flames and smoke spread so building occupants may safely exit the building. Sprinklers are heat activated and will open and spray water directly on a fire. A sprinkler system stops and often extinguishes the fire before it has the chance to spread. A fire sprinkler system is a network of individual ceiling sprinkler heads connected by pipes to a water source. Water damage is minimal because only the sprinkler head above the fire will open. A home with an automatic sprinkler system is still required to have smoke detectors. Residential sprinkler systems and installation of working smoke detectors reduce the risk of dying in a fire by 97%. Remind your insurance agent that you are protected by these systems. 0 Your building sprinkler system activation alerts occupants and an alarm monitoring company for automatic dispatch of Fire Department. MAINTENANCE. Do not hang items from the sprinkler heads. Sprinkler heads that have been painted will not operate as designed and must be replaced. Annual test of the residential sprinkler system is required to be performed and documented by a state - certified maintenance technician. Service companies are located in the yellow pages under "Sprinklers - Automatic -Fire". ?WA Special Populations at Risk Decreased mobility, health, sight, and hearing may limit a person's ability to take the quick action necessary to escape during a fire emergency. Depending on physical limitations, many of the actions an individual can take to protect themselves from the dangers of fire may require help from a caregiver, neighbor, or outside source. Impaired persons should speak to family members, building manager, or neighbors about your fire safety plan and practice it with them. Special Fire Warning Devices People with disabilities should be aware of the special fire warning devices that are available but not necessarily installed in your building. Smoke alarms with vibrating pads or flashing light can be purchased for the deaf and hard of hearing. Additionally, smoke alarms with strobe light outside the dwelling may catch the attention of neighbors. Emergency call systems for summoning help are also commercially sold. Audible alarms are available which will pause with a small window of silence between each successive cycle so that blind or visually impaired people can listen to instructions or voices of others. Know Your Abilities Contact the Fire Department at (425)775-7720 to explain your special needs. Exit Lights Exit lights and signage show the way to get out of the building. Lights must be illuminated at all times and provided with backup power, which keeps them burning even without building power. Illumination is required to help penetrate layers of smoke that may form at the ceiling when a fire condition should occur. This reduces confusion for visitors and occupants who need to find the way out of the building. MAINTENANCE. Replace bulbs as required to keep illuminated at all times. 0 Test back up power by depressing test button. Replace batteries as a backup power source if they are not functioning properly. A Emergency Illumination Your building must be illuminated at all times by natural or artificial lighting so a visitor or occupant's means of exiting is always lit. Your building has backup, or emergency lighting to illuminate the exit path even without building power. Smoke brings darkness to building spaces when a fire condition occurs. Emergency illumination helps light the exit path through these conditions. This reduces confusion for visitors and occupants who need Illumination to find their way out of the building. MAINTENANCE. Replace bulbs or repair fixture as required to keep illuminated at all times. A "brown- out" (or turning off the circuit breaker for the emergency illumination circuit) can test building lighting systems and their backup power source. 0 Emergency illumination fixtures can also be tested by depressing a test button on the fixture. Replace batteries as a backup power source if they are not functioning properly. *Y t It U Elevator Unless instructed by the Fire Department, never use an elevator during a fire. MAINTENANCE., If you have any doubt about your personal safety, or if you can not extinguish a fire, leave immediately and close off the area (close the doors, but DO NOT lock them). Leave the building but contact a Firefighter to relay whatever information you have about the fire. Fire Extinguishers Fire extinguishers may be used to put out fires in an early stage. Call 9-1-1 and sound the alarm before you use a fire extinguisher to assure that your help is on the way. Remove the fire extinguisher from Its readily accessible location. Pull, or twist the silver pin on the fire extinguisher and remove. Stand 8 feet from the fire, depress the handle, and sweep the stream back and forth starting at the base of the flames until the fire is out. Do not walk on an area that you have extinguished, In case the fire remignites, or the extinguisher runs emptyl Firefighters will make sure that the fire is completely extinguished and give you assistance. MAINTENANCE: Fire extinguishers must be serviced annually by a trained person with proper knowledge, tools, manuals, and publications. Sales and service companies are located in the yellow pages under "Fire Extinguishers".