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650 MAIN ST (2)4, mdzw F -PREVENTION IRE vink'Brier, Edmonds, and 12425 Meridian Ave S INSPECTION REPORT Ser SNOHON11SHUto., Mountlake Terrace Everett, WA 98208 0 EDMONDS 0 BRIER FIRE 5.1 0 MOUNTLAKE TERRACE Phone (425) 551-1200 0 UNIN60RPORATED DII.-SrAF www.FireDistrictl.6'rg Fax (425) 551-1272 E UEN, CY I S & SHIFT'*' A�' 'k. 650 Main Street 98020 TnnQUa . TTf- � BUSINESS NAME: Edmonds Sno-Isle Library PHONE: 4257711933 MAILING 650 Main Street, Edmonds, WA 98020 ADDRESS: Turner, Kathv SCHEDULED Dec 2016 DATE DUE I` lbi zuj - FIR .BUSINESS OWNER: HOME PHONE: City Of Edmonds 4257752525 EMERGENCY-1: HOME PHONE: URRENT KEY ACCESS-2: HOME PHONE: ITY YES NO BUSINESS EMAIL: LICENSE D FJ INITIAL INSPECTION DATE PERSON CONTACTED: NAME OF INSPECTOR: FIRE SYSTEMS: � FA 13 FE 4/13 -12:00:00 AM Date L ast Serviced: HAZARDS FOUND AND LOCATIONS COMMUNICATLbNS NO ]AJ 0 L)A) 2 2 7 3 ' 4 5 3 4 5 6 6 7 7 I AGREE TO CORRECT THE ABOVE VIOLATION(S) IN THE NEXT 30 DAYS X lst RE -INSPECTION 2nd RE -INSPECTION FINAL RE -INSPECTION EXTENSION VIOLATIONS DATE DUE: DATE DUE: GRANTEDTO: DATE DUE: CITED: PERSON PERSON PERSON CONTACTED. CONTACTED CONTACTED INSPECTOR: INSPECTOR: INSPECTOR' 2 PATE; DATE, DATE 3 VIOLATIONS vioLATi6Ni' PRE -CITATION CilfAfIdWISSUED 5". . . . 1 5 4 LETTIER SENT NUMPER CODE 5 2 6 2 6 DATE SECTION, RETURN RECEIPT 3 17 3 i 7 RECEIVED DISPOSITION: 4 �8 4 �8 7 DATE. LETTER NEEDED YES NO LETTER NEEDED YES El NO 8 FIRE PREVENTION Serving Briei: Edinonds, and 12425 MeridianAve S INSPECTION REPORT SNOHOMISH CO. FIRE I A�ountlake Terrace Pv'erett, WA 98208 0EbMONDS OBRIER Phone (425) 551-1200 0 MOUNTLAKE TERRACE DISTRI T Fax 55M272 [I UNINCORPORATED www.FireDistrictl.org (425) FREQUENCY STATION & SHIF*"' LOCATION: 650 Main Street 98020 Annual 17--FP BUSINESS NAME: Edmonds Sno-Isle Library PHONE: 4257711933 SCHEDULED Dec 2013 DATE DUE MAILING LIFIR 151 ADDRESS: 650 Main Street, Edmonds, WA 98020 BUSINESS OWNER: Turner, Kathy HOME PHONE: Email: EMERGENCY-1: City Of Edmonds HOME PHONE: 4257752525 CURRENT KEY ACCESS-2: HOME PHONE: CITY YES NO BUSINESS EMAIL: LICENSE PERSON CONTACTED: A INITIAL INSPECTION DATE &1� 3 — ?z) NAME OF INSPECTOR� FIRE SYSTEMS: FA 7/f9'FE __q/7:_,.F1D Lk B Vx M HAZARDS FOUND AND LOCATIONS / COMMUNICATIONS 'A OT §—)N 5 t2 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 -INSPECTION 2nd RE -INSPECTION (EXTENSION FINAL RE -INSPECTION VIOLATIONS DATE DUE DATE DUE PRANTEDTO: DATE DUE' CITED: PERSON PERSON PERSON CONTACTED: CONTACTED: CONTACTED: k J 2 INSPEqTOR: INSPECTOR: INSPECTOR: DATE: DATE: DATE: 3 VIOLATIONS VIOLATIONS PRE -CITATION CITATION ISSUED 15 1 5 LETTER SENT NUMBER: 4 CODE 5 2 6 2 6. DATE: SECTION: RETURN RECEIPT 3 7 3 7 RECEIVED 6 DISPOSITION: 4 8 4 18 DATE, LETTER NEEDE [] YES NO LETTER NEEDED YES El NO 8 FIRE DEPA RTMENT COPY CITY OF EDMONDS FIRE DEPARTMENT oil, --- PERMIT January 1, 2012 151-432-1213-203 December 31, 2012 Date of Issue UFIR Number Date of Expiration ERMIT is issued to: Edmonds Sno-Isle Library locat d at: 650 Main Street Edmonds, To engage in the business, occupation or process of: And shall constitute permission to maintain, store, use or handle materials or to conduct process which produce conditions hazardous to life or property or to install equipment used in connection with such activities as follows: Pursuant to grounds for I Allowed Occupant Load: 432 the provisions of the International Fire Code, any violation of the Code may be the revocation of this PERMIT. does not take the place of any license required by law and is not transferable. Any change in the use or of premises shall require a new This Permit Must Be Posted At All Times in the Premises Mentioned Above City of Edmonds Community Development Code 19.75.060 CITY OF EDMONDS DEPARTMENT OF FIRE PREVENTION PERMIT InJECIEVEr MAR 2 3 PAID I EDMONDS FIRE DEPT. 1. January 1, 2011 151-432-1213-203 December 31, 2011 Date of Issue UFIR Number Date of Expiration I This PERMIT is issued to: I Edmonds Sno-Isle Library I I located at: 1650 Main Street I Edmonds, WA I To engage in the business, occupation or proc And shall constitute permission to maintain, store, use or handle materials or to conduct process which produce conditions hazardous to life or property or to install equipment used in connection with such activities as follows: Places of Assembly - Occupant Load: 432 (Media area: 411, Conference room: 21) I Allowed Occupant Load: 1 432 1 Pursuant to the provisions of the International Fire Code, any violation of the Code may be grounds for the revocation of this PERMIT. This permit does not take the place of any license required by law and is not transferable. Any change in the use or occupancy of premises shall require a new permit. This Permit Must Be Posted At All Times in The Premises Identified Above City of Edmonds Community Development Code 19.25.020 OV ED Afo /17 0 PARTIAL APPROVAL NOTICE TO PERMITTEE AND/OR OWNER .,IWCORRECTION REQUIRED 0 ENFORCEMENT VIOLATION Ownere5_'i /4dt"05 Permit Number -'2_01 / — 0 / Job Address 0,5-0 As&j,&� 17- Site Contact VeF�vj Type of Inspection F1 WORK DESCRIBED BELOW HAS BEEN INSPECTED AND APPROVED. Ej APPROVED PLANS AND JOB CARD MUST BE AVAILABLE TO INSPECTOR ON SITE. CORRECTIONS LISTED BELOW MUST BE MADE BEFORE WORK CAN BE APPROVED AND/OR THE NEXT PHASE OF WORK IS STARTED. RECALL FOR INSPECTION. REINSPECTION FEE MUST BE PAID PRIOR TO NEXT INSPECTION REQUEST. STOP WORK -UNTIL AUTHORIZED TO CONTINUE BY CITY INSPECTOR. 6 -e, X—C THE ACTIONS OR CORRECTIONS INDICATED ABOVE ARE REQUIRED TO BE CORRECTED BY (DATE) OR PENALTIES MAY BE APPLIED. FOR INSPECTION CALL­4,�� Y2--r- �)J_- ? 7 -2 0 El Building 0 Planning 0 Engineering ,M Fire 0 Public Works Inspector M - 9/74 tF�4 Date Ca-- 11 (0 - 11 / THIS NOTICE TO REMAIN ON SITE White: Permit File Buff: Applicant Westfall, John From: Westfall, John ..,Sent: Monday, July 12, 2010 1:28 PM To: Stevens, Jim Cc: Smith, Mike Subject: Library 650 Main St Jim: Thanks for meeting at Library today. As we discussed regarding the proposal for FAP upgrade; Smoke detectors will need to be changed out due to the age of the devices. Zone distribution may be preserved in lieu of addressability upgrade. New ADA accessibility enhancements include strobe only notification in three restrooms. New addition of smoke detector in the new office space of Richard's office. John Westfall Edmonds Fire Marshal I ----- Original Message ----- From: Stevens, Jim Sent: Friday, July 09, 2010 6:35 AM To: Westfall, John Subject: Library John Just thought I should follow up about your determination of what is needed for our rep.lacement of the Library FAP. Thanks. Jim 1 Westfall, John From: Stevens, Jim Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 4:44 AM To: 'Pat Casey' Cc: Tom Roman; Don Casey; Evan Robbins; 'Ica Ivo @gowfire. com'; 'roger@cfirepro.com'; .claytonwoodruff@protectionone.com'; 'linda.obrien@siemens.com' Subject: RE: FAP Replacement You are correct, they are the same. The difference on this end is that the duct detectors protect HVAC ducts, and they are commonly denoted separately on panels from smoke detectors located in open room spaces, but there are no heat detectors to replace in this work. When I have a good count of the interested parties, I will set up a walk-through and provide some basic specs. Thanks. Jim ----- Original Message ----- From: Pat Casey [mailto:PatCasey@fire-one.org] Sent: Thursday, June 17, 2010 5:31 PM To: Stevens, Jim Cc: Tom Roman; Don Casey; Evan Robbins Subject: RE: FAP Replacement Hi Jim, This may be a redundent email from my salesman. We are interested in providing numbers for your project. My name is Pat Casey. A quick note on your email, ionization detectors and smoke detectors are the same. Are you thinking thermal detectors?? I would like to come to your library and take a look at what it all entails, If you would like we can help confirm counts of devices for the bid, I would not charge you for this. There are a few more things a group would need to know to bid this correctly. I.e number of zones , number of bell circuits, is there a remote annunciator. I would be glad to help where required. Thank you Pat Casey 206-575-0311 ----- Original Message ----- From: Stevens, Jim [mailto:jstevens@ci.edmonds.wa.usI Sent: Thursday, June 17, 2010 1:12 PM To: lcalvo@gowfire.com; roger@cfirepro.com; Evan Robbins; Pat Casey; Don Casey; claytonwoodruff@protectionone.com; linda.obrien@siemens.com Subject: FAP Replacement I took your company contact information from the MRSC small works roster subcategory for Fire - Detection and Alarms in Facility Construction , Repair, and Maintenance. One of the buildings owned by the City of Edmonds is a public library, currently operated by the Sno-Isle Library District. The existing fire alarm panel is a Notifier, Model 4800, likely vintage circa 1982, and it needs to be replaced with a new panel. I have spoken with both our fire marshal and inspector and they agree that, as part of the work, we should also replace the 24 ionization detectors and 21 smoke detectors that are in the system. Otherwise we plan to leave equipment such as annunciators, horns, and pull stations in place as is. The system is zoned, and its wiring is run in conduit, so the job should be essentially to replace the devices noted above and make the new equipment work properly with the existing monitoring, done through Protection One. I'd like to confirm your firm's interest in this job. Please respond to this e- mail before Friday, June 25, 2010, if you would like to be one of the firms from , whom we solicit a quote for this project. Thank you. Jim Stevens Facilities Maintenance Manager City of Edmonds 0S MAYOR CITY OF F-DIVION aviC CE ' NTER e EDMONDS, WASH�INGTON 98020 (206) 775-2525 FIRE DEPARTMENT February 24p 1982 j1 E C D Attention-Mr..Fra'nk Close Guardian SecutitY Systems AU 1743 - lst 'South Seattle, WA-98101 FIR_'--�""PT- Dear Mr. Close, NS FOR SUBJECT: REVIE14 OF FIRE ALARM SPECIFICATIONS AND PLAI THE EDMUNUb LIDW'kRy After review of the prints and equipment list, I have found everthing quite complete. The only modification I would suggest is that Model 623 fixed temperature detectors be used instead of eason for this.change is that the 302-W detectors. The only r 623 will, be less SUSCeptible to vandalism. I am returning two copies of the fire alarm system. The third copy was retained for use at the job site. if you have any questions or require any additional infor- mation, please contact me at 775-2525, Ext. 233, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Fridav� Sincerely, -.,�MCCOM4. Al� Gary L Fire M GLM be 26 FEB I xDvl EDMONDS LIBRARY FIRE ALARM SYSTEM SECTION 16721 LP RT A I' 4.`,�*PtENERAL' Q1 $COPE!r, X.: ­��PvVide,*_,,�*.a :..,zoned �nbn-coded, annunciated fire 'detection and- alarm -.in system', ,'the buildi-ng which fully complies with the local fire code curr ent I Yr, enforced at ,the �project location. If any conflict occurs �'6etwem government "adopted code rules and these contract documents, '­-'­!ihe.','dode''s are to,,govern.l.:� 1`9012: �IAPIPL­J-CASLE,PUBLICATIONS _In�addition to those listed in Section 16010: NFPA Codes,,Standards andtManuals (latest issue enforced) i� 7� k,, ..Local Protective Signaling Systems'' 72E - Automatic Fire Detectors !!'.,Air Conditioning.& Ventilating Systems (specifically Chapter 4 "Controls") '0� thed, Godevland�,Standards�!` ,.,�,,,,,,$-,,�z�WAC-�;�-(Washington Administrative Code) 296-46 0 Y, es,-. and interpretations required by the Auth'rit" h v i g-. -J u r i s d i ct i o n a n t..03'::::.!'ADDIT,-I6NAL�-REQUIREMENTS .1 A �,.iF,�ii��6',.,�larm:­System Supplier and/or Subcontractor Requirements: C omp Y. with the requirements of Section 16700. Prepare shop drawings mr.*16721�;,r 2.13. Shop drawings shall indicate type of device, _iiion �,:,,,.dev. -ice 1 6� circuitry, raceway size and routing. i-tm C­; ...,,on. n4ptor_,�Requi rements: ­,;:­Shmit'�sfiop�drawings to' the '!Authority having Jurisdiction" (AHJ) 'as 'defined 1An--NFPA 72A..- The AHJ for this project is Gary McComas of the ��­:,'Eomondst-` re. Department. One';'copy of the, above shop drawings with ::thi s-�;approval: ev i denced s hal,Ube included with the submittal required ect ion - 16100., �,-�.,Wbaddit'ion - the Contractor shall schedule periodic inspections by AHJ_I�during the''; course ..of the installation and shall make any �..cprrectionsj--� deletions,,,,, �relocations or additions to the system as _..,j��equi �ed�` f or-, acceptance .,pf., the completed system by the AHJ. Notify Architect if ',,any-,, of these changes appear to -justify a 'change in .1 t 40PERATION, '�A T e 4: fre a,,a I arm' system shall be a zoned, non -coded, electrically Th 7 4 ­V �A4 70� EDMONDS LIBRARY FIRE ALARM SYSTEM SECTION 16721 - 2 -anyll Y,,-+nJt i atto'n deV ice shall immediately cause �ali Ovj.:;� �Ooe t*b e�,andf�-,iudible;td'6'v"i�es'tci, operate a continuous march time signal '�"6,5;�",!d6�,i�minimurhi��-th'ro*ughout' �the freque' tly oc'cupied spaces)" n -shall operate until the alarm condition .1' tary4tcontrolled devices �6ted; and the system. reset, except that an "alarm silence Wit'&.�'O`f 6r.Juse by authorized persons shall be provided to cancel the .6' il j �m s �(.tr`bbble` signal in alarm silence position) but n p� i6vent, -subsequent alarms. At the same time the respective 1 `b6-';il:luminated *on the annUnciat*or,, indicating the fthe'- alarm,-'.-,' r handling systems of 2000 CFM rating or larger shall automatically be shutdown immediately upon any al rm a (NFPA 90A C hapter�.4 �,D' ; Aqtd i- 111 �'swit�h is to" be provided at main control panel. - A! Tfile'�-system;!."Jncluding annunciation, shall be completely supervised to o ­a�h:*audible'�and visual trouble signal upon the occurrence of any un -except that auxiliary control circuits bp�n��. di, grounded circuits smoke', dampers and fan shutdown) and smoke detector or .1hiat detector 'remote �Jndicator lights need not be supervised. Audib1e�` and �',.visual', -trouble signals shall be provided at the main con ro pan6l, -annunciator 'and at the remote annunciator. A trouble ded with "ring back" feature at main �n66*­�switch, shall -be" 'p'rovi t 77 NUFACTURE ... _241 J�z 0 t-`sihall -be the'�"product of a single manufacturer except A11" equ', pin n 'at,-,-c6,r ai - individual�'components'which are regularly used as' part th t n of �'thi6'-'�'-sYstem:' may- be t Ne' product of a separate manufacturer. Basic 0 h t.,; m anufactUr*ers: !,.'.Edwards, Honey4ell and Simplex are equ tpm X", 'Other -mafnufactur6rs shall submit for prior acceptance approved. under Section 16100, paragraph 2.02. X 2.02' MANUAL STATIJONS�' 'break 'glass' n MOuail;` , st at to n'§ -` s h a 11 be" on -coded type. Mounting shall be'-'-s6mi4flush in all finished areas and may be surface in unfinished as.. The "station housing shall be fire red factory finish. il? , , hich' 'will ',initiate' 'alarm at any station (10) ! keys w w h' -ng gl*d'ss 'for�.evacuation alarm simulation. Provide 10% it oUt­,breaki mi 6i mu m Y i��a re" , assl'�Iell,em'6'hts. Po eaj� �'SMOKE.,DETECTORS.� i oni zati on tYpel'­eestorable a's !defined in NFPA 72E* Vfty-�'.:.:is ')'hot required; however, provide detection s0h§jti4jty,,'appropri ate for the specific area in which each detector , ja Mounting to be semi -flush. Visual indication of /troW6 h 1'',be incorporated al into :the exposed ;,4-,:nQrma ai m �,,the',�,`devi'&�' j I EDMONDS LIBRARY FIRE ALARM*SYSTEM SECTION 16721 ­3 than in corridors or reading areas- Ts,­;�`X Oke. ,;d.etector,,,I:l ocated,, other --remote indicating light in the nearest provided with,� A: c 9 r r Id Device shall be flush or o r, when,� indicated on plans. with., Adentifying engraved nameplate per _.�tbmJ_ Tush ;.mo u nted 0.100n2.056 `04-,�i;,SMW,­t DOOR,, RELEASE MECHANISMS /holder as furnished ""Magneti c,�;, ho I der -,,,type -Comb i nat i o n door closer ­`Under,.,�` hirdware­ di vJ si on ­ or separately mounted device. Electrical c a�" .h acteristics of door holder mechanisms shall be coordinated for proper., rm operation -of magnetic release from fire ala system. Manual 0 shall be possible.at any time. �erridei..release �;"2 05. SMOK�,,DAMPERS:-(in air ducts), Refer, to Division 15. Coordinate voltage and current charac- 1 c -,,iDev i ce:, shal I., not be terl-sti s.,, ."destructible link type". A!t� tt-1 M�-.::iHEAf,,DtTtCTORS ors.. e -_,S09t/R-ate' .:pf �R i se .0 . tect Shal be,,�,,tomb.i nat i on,;,,spot/ rate- of - rise type and shall be "ordinar y emperature.ran ge (as per NFPA 72E) in all areas except where located �,i�'-�',�.-a���high,���ambient�;,..temp�rature area, where;.they shall, be "inter - media spot. Spot heat detection mechanism may be fusible or El��"_,.,. iJMqta,.JJi0 type. but shal I not be self restoring. An indicator on the- b" d' ,i'expose,, surf ace.� of the detector shall display the actuated condition pot detector. V < B.:- FJ kedi,.Temperatu re, Detectors �i:'�,,-,.,,-.,,,-Sp�ot�,--��temperature�,.,detector.s�, shall be provided where required by the ,!A where- indicated on,�the drawings. Temperature as selected by -,:4 .":�"th'!,:AHJ and, .shall be-,: p'pied � on,. submittals.,, Where detectors are i ;dicat d !,on .,,.the,.drawi ngs to be -mounted above suspended ceilings, n e le.with--an proy 10 extra::set-:,of,contacts and provide a remote indicating "'Ig .1 ht'�'d rectly below the location of the detector mounted flush or the suspended ceiling. sem for.High -Hu idity,Areas-;. n, th( OF) ted.'6 �dr�wi ngs,'' provide fixed temperature (1 36 46&Me-� of - ri se detector ':07,� ZVACQ T11ON ALARMS ".Alic OM light,.a' Horn sh�il. have minimum output rating of 1.,pation% nd,,'horn f rom -hor'n. '.Shal.1 - be flush' mount "grille type with' �'ed,::.,f aftory. J i ni s,h, and shO I' be provided with single or 2-way t d-.P ea...coverage. LIght (for visual alarm) tors�, as reqq ,r�, Rkl dnd,':��hall -Jllumin'�te' in i flashing mode 'b 6��) 6 e,i: �;s ' tro ' e,,t `(`,no.V�rhore-�'than er, sec n ri,ng fire alarm. Exterior 3 fl as hes!,,,,p 11 be, .-yeat f Jj p h,e.rpr.,00 CT .ECT RS, -e, Detectors shall' be provided with two (2) sets of contacts t:,;1O­amps'-,, resistive .50� -',650OF adjustment range and manual �rate se. t EDMONDS.LIBRAY FIRE ALARM SYSTEM SECTION 16721 -'4 8'';."'i,,`DUcttSmoke Detebtors:�,­� -Shal 1 be sampl i ng -'i 6ni zati on type f or'sensing of-,';'Coftustion,, within the air stream of duicted, fan o f oducts��, lq� The- devitev—shal 1 i ncl ude necessary sampl i ng tube q,-,,�,,,e4.-tensi6hs and sensitivity- adjustments for -detection of products -of t ion --across, the. �-'wi dth of the duct. .'� The dev i ce shal 1 funct i on US, air -,,vdlocities', of 500 feet per minute through 3000 fpm. -­U 1-g u '"indication:z of' no 6, , ­­ I I rmal and alarm/trouble shall be incorporated ..1604 -�,the exposed. 'surfacd,:of �the device. Provide a remote indicator g hi (sm--2-03b)­,as:�"requi'red in Part 3 of this Section. -�-.,09,�`:vNUNGIATORS (MAIN -PANEL �AND REMOTE) Shall 'Consist of a panel containing indicator lights and controls on mounted enclosure*. Provide weatherproof and tamper resistant ,.-enclosure for remote -,annunciator. lvwl 'Trouble signal sounder and trouble signal li(ht shall be incorporated "into'the-face of the panel or mounted in a separate adjacent panel. A rm 'C" l a annunciation ­(indicating *type of alarm) and correlated zone n be provided foi.each-fire alarm system zone. K, P p v, J d e, key. operated.0amp test switch and 50% spare lamps. D E;.,%,,' Letter.. :size shall be readily readable at 5'-0" from front (1/4" 6i.nimum height). F re a 1 a rm zones shall be-as,follows: li�).( ain Floor Library.- Area, Floor Workroom Area/Restrooms )Aai n% ';:V�IJ�t,Meetinq Room Are . a/Plaza Level 4 Mechanical Duct System & Mechanical & Electrical Rooms M a i 6 Floor Area' Above Suspended Ceiling - North 0J,--',MainiFloor Area.!Above Suspended Ceiling South 2.10 FAN,,',,SHUTDOWN Proyide�fan -shutdo -ircuitry as required. Relays shall be provided wn,c a -connected - under Sect i on '16160 "Motor Controls" or 16920 "Motor nd Control Centers" as applicable. 2.11 CONTROL PANEL'.-c- A Shall-Ancorporate power :Supply and al I controls for the s stem except at-,irincorporated wi-thin-the hereinbefore specified system y components'. A-1;1 c om p o ents shall , be mounted within 6 steel enclosure (or 'Tos`*re',,�Assembly)t� with locked door(s) (provide 10 keys). enc U Door may incorporate a transparent window for viewing indicator lights, etc. `�11",,component�::of the panel requiring access for normal operation of e s_­ "i"' h K""'."'ystem s all be accessible by use of a key, but without the use 0 UOIs; 'C'.�Cabih et - shall be flush or surface mounted as indicated on Battery :-,back6p system may be conta i ned i n a sepa rate the_,plans. 4� --enclosure.-�,�, J,.ace'nt "'A EDMONDS LIBRARY FIRE ALARM SYSTEM SECTION 16721 - 5 T -system shall operate on a 3-wire, 120/208 volt A.C., single phase he, �service,�.(�20 volt,,from 2 phases and a neutral of a 208 volt 3-phase ��seryice) - Power req4i rements shal I be indicated in the shop drawings submittal,. :',�Service connection, to the system shall be made from the ibution system. A battery backup system complete with r etc...shall be provided to prevent false alarms or trouble 44H'ng the�_Iperiod of power outage during power transfer (15 minute of�fmvm) andishall --provide 60 hoursJinimum of supervisory operation. where,:�.:smoke, doors are released and--&u—ct dampers close under power failure conditions, they are not required to be maintained open during power failures after 15 minutes. ,,, C Each zone module shall contain an indicating light, switch or other means,for isolating trouble signals to the faulted zone. Provide' a switch with LED indicator which disconnects the automatic reporting. Provide lightning arrestor modules for protection of incoming wiring associated with each alarm initiating zone, each alaram signal circuit, each auxiliary circuit, central reporting circuit and incoming power supply circuit. 2.12 S"W,DRAWINGS Prepare, and submit for review prior to manufacture. Shall include complete system plan view showing device layout, raceway routing, wiring,, termination and connection diagrams, including wire numbers and front view of main control panel and all annunciators. Messages w "control, panel and annunciators shall be clearly indicated together with letter size on the shop drawings. 2.13 AutomatIc reporting of alarms to the Municipal Fire Department is required. Provide for connection to the Edmonds Fire Department via pho.ne;,.,,Iine to the County monitoring agency and provide all relays, batteries or other equipment as required to complete the reporting or asJrequired by the AHJ. Coordinate with Gary McComas of the Edmonds Fire Department. Contractor shall include all fees and costs for thJs.1wQrk,,in the base bid. Conform with applicable requirements of NFPA.72C (1975) "Remote Station Signalling Systems for Fire Alarm and Supervisory Service". Owner will contract with the monitoring agency for�monthly charges subsequent to completion of the project, however, contractor shall pay initial charges and monthly charges through construction period. PART 3.�L I NSTALLATION 3.01 APPROVED EQUIPMENT No,�requfpment shall be delivered to the jobsite until shop drawings have. -been reviewed and AHJ approved. A reviewed and AHJ approved shop 'drawing set shall be continuously available at the jobsite durl.ng�,Construction- EDMONDS LIBRARY FIRE ALARM SYSTEM SECTION 16721 - 6 ��3.02 �CIRCUITRY All wiring shall be contained in steel raceways. Wiring insulation __s h a 11 be, one of the types required by NEC 725-16 and shall be cons.istently color coded throughout the system. Permanent wire mark�ers shall be affixed to all conductors at terminations and Sp I i CeSr, Numbering system shall be consistent with shop drawings. (C 616r ;chedule shall be reviewed by the Engineer prior to delivery of, wire to the project.) All terminations shall be T&B "Sta-Kon" (or lent) self insulated, flanged, forked tongue lugs where equi,va connected at screw type terminals. Wiring in main control cabinet shall. be neatly arranged and bundled with Tyraps (or equivalent). 3.03 AUXILIARY CONTROLS Conductors and power supplies of sufficient size shall be installed to minimize voltage drop consistent with the proper operation of all devices. Destructible link smoke dampers shall not be connected to the�-fire alarm system. Fan Shutdown Control Circuits and Smoke Removal Circuits need not be electrically supervised (subject to NFPA :72A. and 72E requirements) and may be incorporated into the fire alarm raceway system, except that limited energy circuits shall be routed seDarately from line voltage circuits as required by Code (NEC Article 725). 3*04 AIR DUCT HEAT AND SMOKE DETECTORS For conformance with NFPA 90A Chapter 4 "Controls", provide one or More) spot heat detector(s) in the return air stream and one �or more) downstream from the filters in each system of 2000 CFM to 15,000 CFM in rating. Temperature rating as per NFPA 90A. In fan systems of over 15,000 CFM rating provide Duct Smoke Detectors at the same respective locations. Coordinate installation with Division 15 and sheetmetal installer. Provide remote indicator lights (for duct smoke detectors) where the detector is located above a suspended ceiling or in an'area which is not readily accessible. 3.05, TESTING The Completed system shall be tested and, after one subsequent week (M, n MUM) "on line" operation, demonstrated to operate satisfactorily in , the presence of the Architect and the Authority having Jurisdiction. Approval of the Authority having Jurisdiction shall be evidenced in writing and a copy forwarded to the engineer. 3'.06',INSTRucTION The Contractor shall (after one week (minimum) written notification , ",,A)rthitect) conduct a 4 hour instruction session during which all main tenance,and operational aspects of the system will be described and -,demonstrated -to :,personnel selected by the Owner. The session sh01'"be -conducted by a contractor's representative thoroughly f fliar' 'With, the characteristics of the system. 0 & M manual tpformation regard,ing the system shall be turned over to the Architect"Orior to �chedulihg the instruction session. n 3.07 OPERAtION"AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS Provide per Section 16010, 1.13. END OF SECTION RECEIVED JUN 9 1981 Sparling & Associates, Inc. EDMONDS FIRE DEPT. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS City of Edmonds Fire Department 250 5th Avenue North Edmonds, WA 98020 Attention: Gary McComas Subject: Edmonds/Sno-Isle Library Fire Alarm System and Pathway/Exit Lighting Gentlemen: THOMAS E. SPARLING, P. E. THOMAS A. LEONIDAS, P. E. ASSOCIATES , ERRY L. DINSDALE, P. E. JAMES R. DUNCAN, P. E. ROBERT B. SPARLING, P. E. DONALD E. SPARLING, P. E. DANIEL G. CHASE, P. E. HERBERT BULLER J. DAVID CLAYTON 1920 EASTLAKE AVENUE E. - SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 98102 (206) 324-1555 8 June 1981 #3056 Enclosed for your review and comments are electrical prints of sheets E2, E3, E4 and E5 and the Fire Alarm section of the speci- fication for the subject project. Sheet E2 shows the location of the fire alarm devices. Sheets E3 and E4 indicate the pathway and exit lighting. Sheet E5 is included for the symbol list. Please return a marked set of specifications and drawings showing any changes or additional requirements to our office by June 23, 1981. We will incorporate any changes to these documents by addendum prior to the bid date. Very truly yours, SPARLING & ASSOCIATES, INC. zl_lpez . oz�� - Car 77 Batie GDB: ly Enclosed: Sheets E2, E3, E4 and E5 Section 16721 cc: Cliff Jackson - Arai/Jackson sa GENERAL PART 1 GENERAL 1.01 SCOPE Provide a zoned, non -coded, annunciated fire system in the building which fully complies with currently enforced at the project location. If between government adopted code rules and these the codes are to govern. SECTION 16721 FIRE ALARM SYSTEM detection and alarm the local fire code any conflict occurs contract documents, 1.02 APPLICABLE PUBLICATIONS In addition to those listed in Section 16010: A. NFPA Codes, Standards and Manuals (latest issue enforced) 72A - Local Protective Signaling Systems 72E - Automatic Fire Detectors 90A - Air Conditioning & Ventilating Systems (specifically Chapter 4 "Controls") B. Other Codes and Standards WAC (Washington Administrative Code) 296-46 Local rules and interpretations required by the Authority having Jurisdiction. 1.03 ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS A. Fire Alarm System Supplier and/or Subcontractor Requirements: Comply with the requirements of Section 16700. Prepare shop drawings. per 16721, 2.13. B. Contractor Requirements: Submit shop drawings to the "Authority having Jurisdiction" (AHJ) as defined in NFPA 72A. The AHJ for this project is the Local Fire Marshal having jurisdiction. One copy of the above shop drawings with this approval evidenced shall be included with the submittal required by Section 16100. In addition, the Contractor shall schedule periodic i ns flections by the AHJ during the course of the installation and sha make any corrections, deletions, relocations or additions to the system as required for acceptance of the completed system by the AHJ. Not i fy the Architect if any of these changes appear to justify a change in contract price. 1.04 OPERATION A. The fire alarm system shall be a zoned, non -coded, electrically supervised system. GENERAL SECTION 16721 FIRE ALARM -SYSTEM B. Operation of any initiation device shall immediately. cause all visible and audible devices to operate a continuous march time signal (at 65 db minimum throughout the frequently occupied spaces). Auxiliary controlled devices shall operate until the alarm condition is corrected and the system reset, except that an "alarm silence switch" for use by authorized persons shall be provided to cancel the evacuation alarms (trouble signal in alarm silence- position) but shall not prevent subsequent alarms. At the same time the respective zone light shall be illuminated on the annunciator, indicating the source of the alarm. C. All air handling systems of 2000 CFM rating or larger shall automatically be shutdown immediately upon any alarm (NFPA 90A Chapter 4). D. A drill switch is to be provided at main control panel. E. The system, including annunciation, and remote annunciation shall be completely supervised to sound an audible and visual trouble signal upon the occurrence of any open or grounded circuits except that auxiliary control circuits (door holders, smoke dampers and fan shutdown) and smoke detector remote indicator lights need not be supervised. Sprinkler valves (tamper switches) shall be supervised open. Audible and visual trouble signals shall be provided at the main control panel annunciator and at the remote annunciator(s). A trouble silence switch shall be —provided with "ring back" feature at main control pa.nel. PART 2 PRODUCTS 2.01 MANUFACTURE All equipment shall be the product of a single manufacturer except that certain individual components which are regularly used as part of the system may be the product of a separate manufacturer. Basic equipment manufacturers: Edwards, Honeywell and Simplex are approved. 2.02 MANUAL STATIONS Manual stations shall be break glass non -coded type. Mounting shall be semi -flush in all finished areas and may be surface in unfinished areas. The station housing shall be fire red factory finish. Provide ten (10) keys which will initiate alarm at any station without breaking glass for evacuation alarm simulation. Provide 10% (six minimum) spare glass elements. 'A GENERAL 2.03 SMOKE DETECTORS A. Shall be spot, ionization Adjustable sensitivity is sensitivity appropriate for is installed. Mounting t normal and alarm/trouble surface of the device. SECTION 16721 FIRE ALARM SYSTEM type, restorable as defined in NFPA 72E. not required; however, provide detection the specific area in which each detector o be semi -flush. Visual indication of shall be incorporated into the exposed B. A smoke detector located other than in corridors shall be provided with a remote indicating light in the nearest corridor when indicated on plans. Device shall be flush or semi -flush mounted with identifying engraved nameplate per 16100-2.05. 2.04 SMOKE DOOR RELEAS Magnetic holder under hardware d characteristics o proper operation override release E MECHANISMS .ype. Combination door ivision or separately mo f door holder mechanisms of magnetic release from shall be possible at any closer/holder unted device. shal I be co fire alarm sy time. as furnished Electrical ordinated for stem. Manual 2.05 SMOKE DAMPERS (in air ducts) - Refer to Division 15. Coordinate voltage and current charac- teristics. Device shall not be "destructible link type". 2.06 HEAT DETECTORS A. Spot/Rate of Rise Detectors Shall be combination spot/rate-of-rise type and shall be "ordinary" temperature range (as per NFPA 72E) in all areas except where located in a high ambient temperature area, where they shall be "inter- mediate" spot. Spot heat detection mechanism may be fusible or bimetallic type but shall not be self restoring. An indicator on the exposed surface of the detector shall display the actuated condition of the spot detector. B. Fixed Temperature Detectors Spot temperature detectors shall be provided where required by the AHJ. Temperature as selected by the AHJ. 2.07 EVACUATION ALARMS Combination light and horn. 90 db at 10'-0" from horn. fire red factory finish and projectors as required for shall be strobe type, red (not more than 3 flashes per Horn shall have minimum ou Shall be flush mount gr shall be provided with si area coverage. Light (for and shall illuminate in a second) during fire alarm. tput rating of ille type with ngle or 2-way visual alarm) flashing mode 2.08 DUCT DETECTORS A. Heat Detectors: Use spot type detectors similar to those specified in 2.06. COORDINATE WITH ARCHITECT. GENERAL SECTION 16721 FIRE ALARM SYSTEM B Smoke Detectors: Shall. be sampling ionization type for sensing of products of combustion within the air stream of ducted fan systems. The devices shall include necessary sampling tube extensions and sensitivity adjustments for detection of products of combustion across the width of the duct. The device shall function uniformly in air velocities of 500 feet per minute through 3000 fpm. Visual indication of normal and alarm/trouble shall be incorporated into the exposed surface of the device. Provide a remote indicator light (see 2.03b) as required in Part 3 of this Section. 2.09 ANNUNCIATORS (MAIN PANEL AND REMOTE) A. Shall consist of a panel containing indicator lights and controls on a flush mounted enclosure. Provide weatherproof enclosure when exposed to weather. B. Trouble signal sounder and trouble signal light shall be incorporated into the face of the panel or mounted in a separate adjacent panel. C. Alarm annunciation (indicating type of alarm) and correlated zone name shall be provided for each fire alarm system zone. D. Provide key operated lamp test switch and 50% spare lamps. E. Letter size shall be readily readable at 5'-0" from front (1/4" minimum height). 2.10 FAN SHUTDOWN Provide fan shutdown circuitry as required. Relays shall be provided and connected under Section 16160 "Motor Controls" or 16920 "Motor Control Centers" as applicable. 2.11 MAIN CONTROL PANEL A. Shall incorporate power supply and all controls for the system except as incorporated within the hereinbefore specified system components. All components shall be mounted within a steel enclosure (or enclosure assembly) with locked door(s) (provide 10 keys). Enclosure shall be weatherproof when located outdoors. Door may incorporate a transparent window for viewing indicator lights, etc. All components of the panel requiring access for normal operation of the system shall be accessible by use of a key, but without the use of tools. Cabinet shall be flush or surface, mounted as indicated on the plans. Battery backup system may be contained in a separate adjacent enclosure. B. The system shall operate on a 3-wire, 120/208 volt A.C., single phase service, (120 volt from 2 phases and a neutral of a 208 volt 3-phase service). Power requirements shall be indicated in the shop drawings submittal. Service connection to the system shall be made from the emergency distribution system. A battery backup system complete with charger, etc. shall be provided to prevent false alarms or trouble GENERAL SECTION 16721 FIRE ALARM SYSTEM during the period of power outage during power transfer (15 minute mi nimum). 'Where smoke doors are released and duct dampers close under power failure conditions, they are not required to be maintained open during power failures after 15 minutes. When control panel is not powered by a generator during power failure, provide sufficient batteries to power the system for the hours 'required by local code being enforced. C. Each zone module shall contain an indicating light, switch or other means for isolating trouble signals to the faulted zone. D. Provide visual indication in control panel of fan status. Provide fan control switches when required by AHJ. 2.12 SHOP DRAWINGS Prepare and submit for review prior to manufacture. Shall include complete system plan view showing device layout, raceway routing, wiring, termination and connection diagrams, including wire numbers and front view of main control panel and all annunciators. Messages on control panel and annunciators shall be clearly indicated together with letter size on the shop drawings. 2.13 SPRINKLER SYSTEM MONITORING A. Sprinkler system may be bidder design. The contractor shall be responsible for coordinating the Fire Alarm System with the Sprinkler System. B. Provide detection and annunciation as required by the AHJ to supervise PIV, OSY and gate valve positions, air pressure for dry systems, and preaction systems. C. Provide detection and annunciation of water flow, or pressure activated alarms. 2.14 DRY OR GASEOUS FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM MONITORING Provide detection and annunciation as required by the AHJ to supervise dry chemical or gaseous fire suppression systems. 2.15 AUTOMATIC REPO RTING No automatic reporting of alarms to the Municipal Fire Department is required. PART 3 INSTALLATION 3.01 APPROVED EQUIPMENT No equipment shall be delivered to the jobsite until shop drawings have been reviewed and AHJ approved. A reviewed and AHJ approved shop drawing set shall be continuously available at the jobsite during construction. SPEC WRITER SHALL CHECK FOR REPORTING REQUIREMENTS AND MODIFY AS NECESSARY GENERAL SECTION 16721 FIRE ALARM SYSTEM 3.02 CIRCUITRY All wiring shall be contained in steel raceways. Wiring insulation shall be one of the types required by NEC 725-16 and shall be consistently color coded throughout the system. Permanent wire markers shall be affixed to all conductors at terminations and splices. Numbering system shall be consistent with shop drawings. (Color schedule shall be reviewed by the Engineer prior to delivery of wire to the project.) All terminations shall be T&B "Sta-Kon" (or equivalent) self insulated, flanged, forked tongue lugs where connected at screw type terminals. Wiring in main control cabinet shall be neatly arranged and bundled with Tyraps (or equivalent). 3.03 AUXILIARY CONTROLS Conductors and power supplies of sufficient size shall be installed to minimize voltage drop consistent with the proper operation of all devices. Destructible link smoke dampers shall not be connected to the fire alarm system. Fan Shutdown Control Circuits and,Smoke Removal Circuits need not be electrically supervised (subject to NFPA 72A and 72E requirements). and may be incorporated into the fire alarm raceway system, except that limited energy circuits shall be routed separately from line voltage circuits as required by Code (NEC Article 725). 3.04 AIR DUCT HEAT AND SMOKE D5TECTORS For conformance with. NFPA 90A Chapter 4 "Controls", provide one (or more) spot heat detector(s) in the return air stream and one (or more) downstream from the filters in each system of 2000 CFM to 15,000 CFM in rating. Temperature rating as per NFPA 90A. In fan systems of over 15,000 CFM rating provide Duct Smoke Detectors at the same respective locations. Coordinate installation with Division 15 and sheetmetal installer. Provide remote indicator lights (fo.r duct smoke detectors) where the detector is located above a suspended ceiling or in an area which is not readily accessible. 3.05 TESTING The completed system shall be tested and, after one subsequent week (minimum) "on line" operation, demonstrated to operate satisfactorily in the presence of the Architect and the Authority having Jurisdiction. Approval of the Authority having Jurisdiction shall be evidenced in writing and a copy forwarded to the engineer. GENERAL SECTION 16721 FIRE ALARM SYSTEM 3.06 INSTRUCTION The Contractor shall (after one week (minimum) written notification to Architect) conduct a 4 hour instruction session during which all maintenance and operational aspects of the system will be described and demonstrated to personnel selected by the Owner. The session shall be conducted by a contractor's representative thoroughly familiar with the characteristics of the system. 0 & M manual information regarding the system shall be turned over to the Architect prior to,scheduling the instruction session. 3.07 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS Provide per Section 16010, 1.13. %9 MINH 1��F Ara0ackson Architects & Designers March 11, 1981 Subject: Anderson Center Library Design Review Meeting Present: Jim Adams, City Engineer Gary Macomus, City Fire De'artment p Felix DeMello, City Maintenance Jim * Jessel, Dept.,pf Parks & Recreation Marylou Block, City Planner Hal Reeves, City Building Dept. Meeting: March 9, 1981.. Gary McComas R E C E I V E D MAR 13 1981 EDMONDS FIRE DEPT. Preface: The purpose of this meeting is to -review the Anderson Center Li- brary design with the City agencies responsible for reviewing municipal construction projects. All questions or directives concerning the Anderson Center Library should be addressed to Thomas Ryan, Arai/Jackson., Architects, phone 323-8800. *All meeting note items proceeded by an asterisk�.will require follow-up and review by Arai/Jackson and the appropriate City agency. Felix DeMello*, City Maintenance: 1. Expressed concern over serviceability of mechanical H.V.A.C. System, including: *A. Availability of pneumatic controls; *,B. Cost comparison of electric vs.. pneumatic; C. Backup ventilation - exhaust system;, *D. Heat pump care and maintenance. 2. Expressed concern over interior lighting system, includin'g: A. Direct vs. indirect lighting; *B. Standard lamp fixtures, i.e., 4' tubes; *C. Zoning and method of switching lamps - ability to regulate lighting. per zone. 3. 'Expressed concern over continued site maintenance, including: A. Garbage collection location; *B. Fuel delivery for backup heating system for Anderson Center. 0, 1.100 -19th Avenue. East 'Seattle, Washington 98112 (206) 323-880 Anderson Center Library Design Review Meeting March 9, 1981 Page 2 Jim Adams, City Engineer: 1. Expressed concern on site elements, including: *A. Site plan showing dimensions of drives, parking stalls, etc. B. Driveway aprons shall be concrete per City specifications. Gary Macomus, City Fire Department: 1. Expressed concern on the following items: *A. Fire truck access to west side of library. Relocation of compact car stalls should allow minimum 9'-0" clearance between building and automobile parking; B. Connection from smoke detection system and fire department must be included.in the building contract; Emergency lighting requires a.separate source of power; D. Heat detectors are not required with ' smoke d etector system,' but are advisable.in mechanical room and maitenance room; E. Fire alarm system.layout should allow flashing light to be seen by the handicapped. However, due to book stacks, the lights may not be visible throughout the building. Fire horn should maintain mini- mum 60 db. sound level. Hal Reeves, City Building Department: 1. �The following items were reviewed by Hal Reevesi City"Building Inspector'' and have met tentative approval: A. Building occupancy: 1 ) Reading areas, meeting rooms, A-2.1�, 2) Staff areas, B-2. B. Type of construction - III - 1 hr. 1) Exception: Exterior nonload bearing; noncombustable per sec. 2103;. 2) Exception:' No fire separation required between clerical offices. and reading areas, sec. 503(d); 3). Exception: Architectural appendages may be of combustable con- struction, sec. 1710. 4) Exception: Allowable area increases, increase in floor area allowed due to separation on ; three.sides, sec. 506(a)3. C. Exiting Requirements: 1 Occupant load: a. Reading area: 13,400 S.F. + 50 S.F.'= 268 b. Staff area: 2,930 S.F. + 100 S.F. 30 Total occupant load first floor Y98 Therefore/two exits are required.' Anderson Center Library Design Review Meeting March 9, 1981 Page 3 c. Meeting rooms: 2,475 S.F. + 50 S.F. 50 Therefore two exits are required. d. Plaza: 9,340 S.F. + 100 S.F. = 94 Total occupant load = 94 + 50 = 144 total. Therefore two exits are required. 2) Exit locations: a. Exit location was approved by the City Building Inspector. *b. Fire Department must also review and approve of exit location. Gary Macomus, City Fire Department: 1. Expressed concern on the following items: *A. State Handicapped Code - fire alarm type,and location;. *B. Fire alarm system should be designed by engineers, not contractor.