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APPROVED BLD FIR BLD2024-1476+Architectural_Plan+11.8.2024_4.05.24_PM+46108241 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Y x LL w 0 U m a q SHEET INDEX GENERAL G0.01 SUITE 30 -COVER SHEET G0.22 SUITE 30 -LIFE SAFETY PLAN ALL WORK SUBJECT TO FIELD ARCHITECTURAL A2.30 SUITE 30 -DEMO &NEW FLOOR PLAN, RCP, FINISHES & FF&E PLANS -BASEMENT A3.30 SUITE 30 - ELEVATION, PARTITIONS, AND DOORS INSPECTION FOR MECHANICAL M001 GENERAL NOTES, LEGENDS AND ABBREVIATIONS CODE COMPLIANCE � M002 MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS M003 MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS M101 SUITE 30 - HVAC DEMO &NEW PLANS M102 SUITE 30 - PLUMBING DEMO & NEW PLANS M501 DETAILS & CONTROLS M601 EQUIPMENT SCHEDULES MEDICAL PAVILION -BASEMENT M602 PLUMBING SCHEDULES ELECTRICAL APPROV D E0.30 SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS E0.31 ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS E1.30 SUITE 30 LIGHTING DEMOLITION PLAN BASEMENT E1.31 SUITE 30 ELECTRICAL DEMOLITION PLAN BASEMENT E2.30 SUITE 30 LIGHTING PLAN BASEMENT LANS MUST SUITE 30 E3.30 SUITE 30 ELECTRICAL PLAN BASEMENT E4.30 ELECTRICAL RISER E5.30 TELECOM RISER ON JO SIT OBTAIN ELECTRICAL PERMIT FROM STATE LABOR & 7320 216TH STREET INDUSTRIES SUITE 10 AND 30 EDMONDS, WA 98026 PERMIT / BID SET PROJECT NOTES PROJECT TEAM VICINITY MAP PROJECT INFORMATION 1. THESE DRAWINGS AND THE ACCOMPANYING SPECIFICATIONS ARE THE PROPERTY OF TGB ARCHITECTS AND ARE NOT TO BE COPIED OR REUSED FOR ANY OTHER PROJECT. OWNER: HEALTHCARE REALTY? OWNER CONTACT: RYAN YOUNGMAN �. It,'W �r v �• _ y�� ,�_ ' SCOPE OF WORK REMODEL OF EXISTING CLINIC TO NEW OFFICE SUITE. 2. DRAWINGS HAVE BEEN PREPARED FROM DATA AND DRAWINGS PROVIDED BY THE OWNER TO THE ARCHITECT. THE ARCHITECT HAS VERIFIED EXISTING CONDITIONS TO THE BEST OF THEIR ABILITY. THE ARCHITECT ISSUES NO WARRANTY, NEITHER EXPRESSED NOR IMPLIED, FOR THE ACCURACY OR COMPLETENESS OF THE INFORMATION INDICATED HEREIN. 3310 WEST END AVENUE, SUITE 700 NASHVILLE, TN 37203 (206)495-7226 RYOUNGMAN@HEALTHCAREREALTY.COM ' -. - .. j i� �; • r"' . f' ► • ,��' t^ ` " AREA OF WORK: 1,088SF LEGAL DESCRIPTION 3. NOTIFY THE ARCHITECT IMMEDIATELY UPON DISCOVERY OF EXISTING CONDITIONS THAT ARE CONTRARY TO THOSE REPRESENTED WITHIN THE DRAWINGS OR WHERE DIMENSIONS VARY GREATER THAN 2" THAN THOSE SHOWN IN DRAWINGS. 4. CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE REQUIREMENTS FOR INFECTION CONTROL DURING COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION WITH OWNER PRIOR TO TENANT: PROVIDENCE I SWEDISH 1124 COLUMBIA, SUITE 210 TENANT CONTACT: EILEEN GOTTENMOELLER (573) 690-4031 EILEEN.GOTTENMOELLER@PROVIDENCE.ORG • ,j _ -.� ; • �>�i - ti b + �` ,y , ` ` Section 29 Township 27 Range 04 Quarter NW - BLDGS ONLY ON FDP: THE W 331.60FT OF TR 29 EXC TH PTN OF TR 29 LY WLY OF FDL COM AT NW COR SD TR 29 TH ELY ALG N BDY 42.12FT TO BEG OF LN HEREIN DESCTH SLY TAP 35.44FT FIR SW COR OF SD TR 29 AS MEAS ALG S BDY SD TR & TERM OF LN HEREIN DESC PER CITY EDM BLA REC AF NO 199909155005); REFER TO 00580700002901 FOR LAND COMMENCEMENT OF WORK. SEATTLE, WA 98104 _ *to � r� � � TAX PARCEL NUMBER 5. PROVIDE 24" SQUARE ACCESS PANELS OR OF SIZES REQUIRED WHERE PLUMBING AND HEATING VALVES, WATER SWITCHES, OXYGEN PRESSURE SWITCHES, VENTILATION SPUTTER DAMPERS, ETC. ARE SHOWN ON PLUMBING AND MECHANICAL DRAWINGS. SUCH ACCESS PANELS TO BE PROJECT LEAD: JEANELLE OWENS �� AL / 2818850 INSTALLED IN THE FOLLOWING:A) GWBBOARD CEILINGS) METAL STUD AND MASONRY PARTITIONS. ARCHITECT: ° ° ° 6. WALL ASSEMBLIES MUST BE MAINTAINED AT ALL RECESSED FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINETS AND ALL RECESSED EQUIPMENT. TGB ARCHITECTS 21911 76TH AVE W, SUITE 210 PRINCIPAL IN CHARGE: GINA DAIS 425 778 1530 , y t' •. - , AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION (AHJ) CITY OF EDMONDS EDMONDS, WA 98026 JOWENS@TGBARCHITECTS.COM spier 7. PROVIDE FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINETS OF THE TYPE SPECIFIED. REFER TO FLOOR PLAN(S) FOR LOCATIONS. 1 �,.�t, _� �•�� ""fit` t ft APPLICABLE CODES 8. ALL SHAFT PARTITIONS EXTEND FROM FLOOR SLAB TO UNDERSIDE OF SLAB ABOVE. EXPOSED BEAMS WITHIN SHAFTS ARE TO BE FIREPROOFED WITH 2-HOUR GWBBOARD ENCLOSURE. MECHANICAL ENGINEER: MECHANICAL ENGINEER CONTACT: TAE KIM 1 ''""' _ .� u b BUILDING CODE: WA STATE BUILDING CODE (IBC WITH AMENDMENTS) 2021 EXISTING BUILDING CODE: WA STATE EXISTING -BUILDING CODE (IEBC WITH AMENDMENTS) - 2021 9. THE FIRE RATINGS OF ALL FIRE RATED PARTITIONS WILL BE STENCILED ABOVE CEILINGS, EACH SIDE OF PARTITIONS, BOTH SIDES OF CORRIDORS AND AS REQUIRED BY AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION. STANTEC 3400 188TH STREET SW, SUITE 285 LYNNWOOD, WA 98037 (206) 224 3602 TAE.KIM@STANTEC.COM '� � � r I j � • , w =•�� A ENERGY CODE: WA STATE ENERGY CODE IECC WITH AMENDMENTS 2021 ( ) LIFE SAFETY CODE: NFPA 101 - 2012 FIRE CODE: INTERNATIONAL FIRE CODE (IFC) - 2021 10. ALL GWB IS 5/8" TYPE'X' UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. •� .... aQ w� . ,�'- / MECHANICAL CODE: INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE (IMC) - 2021 PLUMBING CODE: UNIFORM PLUMBING CODE (UPC) - 2021 ELECTRICAL CODE: NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE (NEC) - 20201 11. THE DRAWINGS AND THE SPECIFICATIONS ARE COMPLEMENTARY. WHATEVER IS INDICATED IN ONE IS ASSUMED TO BE INDICATED IN THE OTHER. NOTIFY THE ARCHITECT IN CASE OF DISCOVERED DISCREPANCIES. ELECTRICAL ENGINEER: ELECTRICAL ENGINEER CONTACT: NOWELL ANCHETA l� - "�" ,��, �� %� 1/ 11r' � ACCESSIBILITY CODE: ANSI A117.1 - 2017 (BY REFERENCE FROM IBC AND WSBC) 12. ALL SUBSTRATES ARE TO BE SMOOTH PRIOR TO INSTALLATION OF FINISHES. STANTEC 3400 188TH STREET SW, SUITE 285 LYNNWOOD, WA 98037 206 667-0555 NOWELL.ANCHETA@STANTEC.COM r N - NORTH DEFERRED SUBMITTALS 13. ALL WORK AND MATERIALS TO CONFORM TO FACILITY STANDARDS. 1. FIRE SUPPRESSIONS SYSTEM 2. FIRE ALARM CONSTRUCTION TYPE ALTERNATES R OCCUPANCY GROUP B 1. DEDUCT ALT #1 - SINK AT HALL 30 BASE BID - SST DROP IN SINK DEDUCT ALT - REMOVE SINK AND MODIFIED BASE CABINET OCCUPANT LOAD n KEYPLAN Approved with Conditions Fire Marshal Chris Burt 11/26/2024 Separate permits 11-26-2024 Mechanical PLAN REVIEW NOTES: APPROVED WITH Plumbing CONDITIONS: 1. A SEPARATE FIRE ALARM PERMIT MAY BE REQUIRED SUBSEQUENT TO CHANGES IN INTERIOR WALL CityOf Edmonds LAYOUT. 2. A SEPARATE FIRE SPRINKLER Building Department AREA OF PERMIT MAY BE REQUIRED SUBSEQUENT TO CHANGES IN Work REMODEL/ T.I. WORK INTERIOR WALL LAYOUT. --------------------------------- 3. CONFIRM EXIT PATH LIGHTING IS Address 7320 216TH ST SW #30 SUFFICIENT. DFM BURT Owner SWEDISH PAVILLION Approved Date 12/16/2024 Building Official EFr(/ Permit Number BLD2024-1476 tgb architects t 425.778.1530 21911 76th Ave W. Ste 210 f 425.774.7803 Edmonds WA 98026 info@tgbarchitects.com www.tgbarchitects.com 3626 REGISTERED TECT t_ KENT GRE STATE OF WASHMTQN SWEDISH - EDMONDS MEDICAL PAVILION - BASEMENT 7320 216TH STREET SUITE 10 AND 30 EDMONDS, WA 98026 PERMIT / BID SET RECEIVED 11 /8/2024 CITY OF EDMONDS DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT SUITE 30 - COVER SHEET ISSUANCE No. Description Date 1 PERMIT / BID SET 11/08/2024 PROJECT INFORMATION PROJECT NUMBER: 24034 PROJECT LEAD: JLO DRAWN BY: GMD SHEET NO 1 PA 3 4 5 6 7 8 J 10 11 1 2 3 1 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 LIFE SAFETY PLAN NOTES 11 Y x a w 0 U m a MOP SLIFE SAFETY PLAN - BASEMENT - SUITE 30 1/8' =1' 0" NORTH CODE ANALYSIS - BUSINESS OCCUPANCY - TENANT IMPROVEMENT 2021 WA STATE BUILDING CODE (REF IBC-2021) EXISTING BUILDING INFORMATION EXISTING BUILDING -MAIN OCCUPANCY PER RECORD DWGS B-BUSINESS EXISTING BUILDING -CONSTRUCTION TYPE PER RECORD DWGS II -A EXISTING BUILDING - NUMBER OF STORIES PER RECORD DWGS 3 STORIES, PLUS BASEMENT EXISTING BUILDING - SPRINKLERED? PER RECORD DWGS YES, COMPLYING WITH WSBC SECTION 903.3.1 OCCUPANCY AND USE -------- -------- MAIN (PREDOMINANT) OCCUPANCY/OCCUPANCIES CHAPTER 3 -------- BUSINESS SPACES SECTION 304 GROUP B - BUSINESS (1,088 SF) FIRE -RATING FOR BUILDING ELEMENTS, FIRE AND SMOKE PROTECTION FEATURES CHAPTER 6 CHAPTER 7 SEE ALSO "MEANS OF EGRESS" SECTION BELOW PRIMARY STRUCTURAL FRAME TABLE 601 1 HOURS AT CONSTRUCTION TYPE II -A INTERIOR BEARING WALLS TABLE 601 1 HOURS AT CONSTRUCTION TYPE II -A INTERIOR NON -BEARING WALLS AND PARTITIONS TABLE 601 0 HOURS AT CONSTRUCTION TYPE II -A FLOOR CONSTRUCTION AND ASSOCIATED SECONDARY MEMBERS TABLE 601 1 HOURS AT CONSTRUCTION TYPE II -A ROOF CONSTRUCTION AND ASSOCIATED SECONDARY MEMBERS TABLE 601 1 HOURS AT CONSTRUCTION TYPE II -A SHAFT ENCLOSURES SECTION 713.4 2-HR OR 1-HR DEPENDING ON NUMBER OF CONNECTED FLOORS, BUT NOT LESS THAN 2-HR WHEN FLOOR CONSTRUCTION IS 2 HR. ELEVATOR LOBBY ENCLOSURES SECTION 3006.2 NOT REQUIRED IN B-OCCUPANCY, WHERE SPRINKLERED, UNLESS CORRIDORS ARE REQUIREDTO BE FIRE -RESISTIVE RATED. 2-HR OR 1-HR DEPENDING ON NUMBER OF CONNECTED FLOORS, BUT NOT LESS THAN 2-HR WHEN FLOOR CONSTRUCTION IS 2 HR. STAIR ENCLOSURES SECTION 1023.2 MEANS OF EGRESS CHAPTER 10 -------- OCCUPANT LOAD SECTION 1004 -------- BUSINESS AREAS TABLE 1004.5 1,088 SF / 1 OCCUPANT PER 150 SF GROSS = 8 OCCUPANTS PROJECT OCCUPANT LOAD SUM OF ABOVE TOTAL OCCUPANT LOAD = 8 OCCUPANTS NUMBER OF EXITS REQUIRED - MINIMUM SECTION 1006.2.1 TABLE 1006.3.2 2 (FOR OCCUPANT LOAD NO GREATER THAN 500) SEE ALSO "ONE EXIT ALLOWED" SECTION BELOW SPACES WHERE ONE EXIT IS ALLOWED SECTION 1006.3.3 TABLE 1006.2.1 TABLE 1006.3.3(.2.) IN SPRINKLERED GROUP B SPACES WITH NO MORE THAN 49 OCCUPANTS AND NO MORE THAN 100 FT COMMON PATH OF TRAVEL 100 FT IN GROUP B, WHEN SPRINKLERED PLACED AT A DISTANCE FROM ONE ANOTHER NOT LESS THAN ONE-THIRD THE DISTANCE OF THE MAXIMUM DIAGONAL OF THE SPACE SERVED IN A SPRINKLERED BUILDING 300 FT IN GROUP B, WHEN SPRINKLERED COMMON PATH OF TRAVEL (ALLOWABLE) ARRANGEMENT OF EXITS OR EXIT ACCESS DOORS EXIT ACCESS TRAVEL DISTANCE (ALLOWABLE) TABLE 1006.2.1 SECTION 1007.1.1 SECTION 1017 TABLE 1017.2 CORRIDOR CONSTRUCTION TABLE 1020.1 UNRATED IN OCCUPANCY GROUP B, WHEN SPRINKLERED CORRIDOR (ALLOWABLE) DEAD END LENGTH IN ROOMS OR SPACES REQUIRING MORE THAN 1 EXIT OR EXIT -ACCESS DOOR DOOR TYPES ALLOWED DOOR SWING PANIC HARDWARE SECTION 1020.4 50 FT IN OCCUPANCY GROUP B, WHEN SPRINKLERED SWING TYPE DOORS. POWER -OPERATED DOORS. MANUALLY - OPERATED SLIDING DOORS SERVING AN OCCUPANT LOAD NOT EXCEEDING 10. SECTION 1010.1.2 SECTION 1010.1.2.1 DOOR MUST SWING IN THE DIRECTION OF EGRESS TRAVEL WHEN SERVING A SPACE WITH AN OCCUPANT LOAD OF 50 OR MORE SECTION 1010.1.9.4 SECTION 1010.1.10 REQUIRED WHERE SERVING GROUP A OCCUPANCY WITH AN OCCUPANT LOAD OF 50 OR MORE. GROUP A HAVING AN OCCUPANT LOAD OF 300 OR LESS AND GROUP B MAY HAVE KEY OPERATED LOCKING DEVICES ON EGRESS SIDE OF MAIN DOOR(S) PROVIDED IT HAS READILY -DISTINGUISHABLE LOCKING HARDWARE AND RELATED SIGNAGE. PLUMBING FIXTURES REQUIRED CHAPTER29 -------- WATER CLOSETS, URINALS TABLE 2902.1 IN B OCCUPANCY: 1 REQUIRED PER 25 OCCS TO 50, THEN 1 REQUIRED PER EACH ADDITIONAL 50 OR FRACTION THEREOF. URINALS MAY REPLACE WATER CLOSETS NO LESS THAN 25% OF THE MINIMUM SPECIFIED. THUS 1 REQUIRED. 1 PROVIDED. LAVATORIES TABLE 2902.1 IN B OCCUPANCY: 1 REQUIRED PER 40 OCCS TO 80, THEN 1 REQUIRED PER EACH ADDITIONAL 80 OR FRACTION THEREOF. THUS 1 REQUIRED. 1 PROVIDED. DRINKING FOUNTAINS TABLE 2902.1 SECTION 2902.5 IN B OCCUPANCY WITH OCCUPANT LOAD GREATER THAN 30: 1 REQUIRED PER 150 OCCUPANTS, THEN 1 PER EACH ADDITIONAL 500 OR FRACTION THEREOF. DRINKING FOUNTAIN MAY BE LOCATED OUTSIDE TENANT SPACE IF WITHIN ONE FLOOR AND 500 FT TRAVEL. THUS 1 REQD. 1 PROVIDED. LOCATION PER PLAN. NO REQUIREMENT SERVICE SINKS TABLE 2902.1 1. THE LIFE SAFETY PLANS HAVE BEEN DEVELOPED FROM EXISTING STATEMENT OF CONDITION DRAWINGS PROVIDED BY THE OWNER. ANY CONDITION THAT NEEDS TO BE UPGRADED TO MEET LIFE SAFETY CODE, BUILDING CODE, AND AHJ REQUIREMENTS AND NOT NOTED IN THESE DRAWINGS IS TO BE BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE ARCHITECT AND OWNER. 2.. VERIFY THAT WITHIN THE SCOPE OF WORK AREA: A. ALL EXISTING PARTITIONS, LABELED IN THESE DOCUMENTS AS FIRE RATED OR AS A SMOKE BARRIER OR SMOKE PARTITION MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE PARTITION TYPE. B. ALL EXISTING DOORS AND OPENINGS IN EXISTING PARTITIONS MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE PARTITION IN WHICH THEY OCCUR. 3. MODIFY EXISTING PARTITIONS SHOWN WITH NEW OR UPGRADED FIRE OR SMOKE RATINGS TO MEET THE NEW RATING. THIS PROCESS INCLUDES ANY REQUIRED PROTECTION OF OPENINGS IN THE PARTITION. 4. INSTALL DOORS IN CORRIDOR PARTITIONS TO RESIST THE PASSAGE OF SMOKE UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. 5. REFER TO ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS FOR LOCATION AND QUANTITY OF SMOKE DETECTORS. LIFE SAFETY PLAN SYMBOLS NOT IN SCOPE INCIDENTAL OCCUPANCIES (INDICATING USE, CLASSIFICATION, SQUARE FOOTAGE, AND OCCUPANT LOAD NON -RATED PARTITION 1-HOUR FIRE BARRIER ® ILLUMINATED EXIT SIGN (WITH DIRECTIONAL ARROW WHERE NECESSARY) FEC FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET (EXISTING) 90 DOOR FIRE RATING EXIT ACCESS TRAVEL DISTANCE 25'-0" COMMON PATH OF EGRESS 25'-0" 4el :1�'1,W_1Ll1 AREA OF WORK tgb architects t 425.778.1530 21911 76th Ave W. Ste 210 f 425.774.7803 Edmonds WA 98026 info@tgbarchitects.com www.tgbarchitects.com 3626 REGISTERED ITECT KENT GRE STATE OF 1NASMNGTON SWEDISH - EDMONDS MEDICAL PAVILION - BASEMENT 7320 216TH STREET SUITE 10 AND 30 EDMONDS, WA 98026 PERMIT / BID SET RECEIVED 11 /8/2024 CITY OF EDMONDS DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT SUITE 30 - LIFE SAFETY PLAN ISSUANCE No. Description Date 1 PERMIT / BID SET 11/08/2024 PROJECT INFORMATION PROJECT NUMBER: 24034 LEAD: DRAWN BY: NORTH SHEET NO ZI GOm22 1 PA 3 4 5 6 7 8 7 10 11 Y U- U m a Ism rn M 0 CV O N 1 2 3 II II II II STORAGE I I OFFICE II / I I CLOSET 11 11� L =_________ - fi RECEPTION IL HALLWAY -�-- ----- I F � u_ I FITTING I I FITTING l i OFFICE F-1 i7 II I � I I II II I II I I. OFFICE FLOOR PLAN - BASEMENT - DEMO - SUITE 30 3/16" = l'-0" +-+-+-+r� am �-+-+-1� I- I- I -i- I- I I I I I I I I+++ -- ++ +-+-+-+L T J+-+-+-1� 1 IL-- JI I I I I STCIRAGEI I� +-+-+-T-+-+ I OFIfICE I I 1 1 +-+-+ry+-+ +-+-+-+ y+-+-+7Q 1 1 1 1 1 +-+-+-+-+- Irt . _� I - I - I - IL--JJI/+-+-+L T J+-+ I I I+++ T T +�j°I 1�`� I 1 I 1 I +-+-+-+-+ CL6s�r� I I I / �--+��+-+-+-+-+ I I LTA �� +-+-y-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+- /T--�-�- I I I I I +-+L T+-+-+-+L�+-+-+ IAA+LWA+-+-+ +LJI - -i- - IRECE�TION +-+-+-+-+----i-�--I r l I �- 1- IL--J _ 1 +-+--+-+- I-+-+r�+-+- -+- r L-+- I I I OFFICE 1 1 I - IL - -JI - I - L - + - �I I� FITT+NG_ L FIT ING �I IF - + - I 1 Ir 1 + + T + + I II II I I I II I L_ L_--J I I I I I L_ +- +-+-+-+-+- /I OFFICE CEILING PLAN - BASEMENT - DEMO - SUITE 30 3/16" = l'-0" FINISH PLAN - BASEMENT - SUITE 30 3/16" = l'-0" 4 EXISTING WINDOW TREATMENTS TO REMAIN, PROTECT DURING CONSTRUCTION 5 I 6 FLOOR & FF&E PLAN - BASEMENT - NEW - SUITE 30 3/16" = l'-0" CEILING PLAN - BASEMENT - SUITE 30 3/16" = l'-0" 7 NAME DESCRIPTION MATERIAL FINISH LEGEND - SUITE 30 MANUFACTURER MATERIAL STYLE/SERIES COLOR/TEXTURE SIZE COMMENTS ACOUSTIC CEILING PANEL ACP-1 ACOUSTIC CEILING PANEL ARMSTRONG MINERAL FIBER ACOUSTICAL PANEL WHITE 24" X 48" BASE B-1 IBASE JOHNSONITE I RUBBER BASE TBD 4" HIGH CARPET CPT-1 ICARPET SHAW CONTRACT I CARPET TILES TBD CONCRETE STAIN CONC-1 CONCRETE STAIN SEALED CONCRETE LEVEL 10 ONLY CORNER GUARD CG-1 CORNER GUARD CS GROUP CO 8 STAINLESS STEEL 1" LEG X FULL HEIGHT FILM F-1 I FILM 3M IFASARA DUSTED CRYSTAL PER LOCATION PAINT P-1 PAINT SHERWIN WILLIAMS GENERAL WALL PAINT TBD P-2 PAINT SHERWIN WILLIAMS ACCENT WALL PAINT TBD P-3 PAINT SHERWIN WILLIAMS DOOR FRAMES TBD PLASTIC LAMINATE PL-1 PLASTIC LAMINATE TBD PLASTIC LAMINATE TBD PL-2 PLASTIC LAMINATE TBD PLASTIC LAMINATE TBD RESILIENT SHEET RS-1 RESILIENT SHEET TBD RESILIENT SHEET FLOORING TBD SUITE 10 ONLY RESILIENT TILE RT-1 IRESILIENTTILE TBD RESILIENT PLANK TILE TBD SOLID SURFACING MATERIAL SSM-1 SOLID SURFACING MATERIAL TBD SOLID SURFACING MATERIAL TBD TILE T-1 ITILE TBD CERAMIC WALL TILE TBD SUITE 10 ONLY WALL PROTECTION WP-1 WALL PROTECTION TBD RIDGID WALL PROTECTION TBD SUIE 10 ONLY WOOD WD-1 WOOD MATCH EXISTING WOOD BASE MATCH EXISTING MATCH EXISTING SUITE 10 ONLY 8 FINISH NOTES 9 1. ALL EXPOSED WALL SURFACES SHALL BE FINISHED. 2. FINISHES TO BE INDICATED ON FINISH PLAN, ROOM FINISH SCHEDULE, AND INTERIOR ELEVATIONS. REFER TO FINISH LEGEND FOR FINISH SELECTIONS. 3. FINISHES TO MEET FLAME SPREAD AND SMOKE DEVELOPED RATINGS PER CODE. 4. ALL MATERIALS TO BE INSTALLED ACCORDING TO MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTION/RECOMMENDATIONS AND INDUSTRY STANDARDS. 5. ALL FINISHES TO BE PATCHED AND REPAIRED SEAMLESSLY. ENSURE ALIGNMENT OF FINISHED SIDE WHERE TWO DIFFERENT WALL TYPES INTERSECT. NOTIFY ARCHITECT BEFORE PROCEEDING IF ALIGNMENT IS NOT POSSIBLE. 6. PATCH FINISHES AT CORRIDORS TO PROVIDE A SMOOTH TRANSITION BETWEEN NEW AND EXISTING. 7. ALL WALL / CEILING MOUNTED FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINETS, ELECTRICAL PANELS, HVAC GRILLES, ACCESS PANELS, ETC. TO BE PAINTED TO MATCH ADJACENT WALL / CEILING COLOR. 8. PROVIDE COLOR MATCHED CAULK (MATCHING ADJACENT PLASTIC LAMINATE / SOLID SURFACE) AT CASEWORK. CONTRACTOR TO SUBMIT SAMPLES FOR APPROVAL TO ARCHITECT. 9. IF ANY ITEMS ARE IDENTIFIED REQUIRING FINISH/COLOR SELECTION NOT ADDRESSED IN THESE DRAWINGS, CONTRACTOR TO NOTIFY ARCHITECT IMMEDIATELY & PROVIDE SAMPLES OF FINISH / COLOR OPTIONS FOR SELECTION, CLEARLY IDENTIFYING ANY ABOVE BASE BID. 10. ALL FLOORING TRANSITIONS TO COMPLY WITH ADA REQUIREMENTS. 11. FLOORING SHALL EXTEND UNDERNEATH ALL OPEN COUNTERTOP WORK SURFACES. 12. ALL FLOORING TRANSITIONS BETWEEN ROOMS TO BE CENTERED UNDER DOOR IN CLOSED POSITION U.O.N. TRANSITION STRIPS SHALL NOT BE VISIBLE FROM PUBLIC CORRIDOR SIDE. 13. CONTRACTOR TO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR TESTING SUBSTRATES FOR APPROPRIATE MOISTURE LEVELS PRIOR TO INSTALLING MATERIALS. 14. ALL OUTSIDE CORNERS TO RECEIVE CORNER GUARDS. 15. FINISH ALL VERTICAL & HORIZONTAL SURFACES OF SOFFIT WITH SPECIFIED FINISH. FINISH SYMBOLS FINISH ABBREVIATIONS USED ON THIS AND OTHER FINISH SHEETS INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: ACP ACOUSTICAL CEILING PANELS B BASE CC CUBICLE CURTAIN CG CORNER GUARD CONC CONCRETE CPT CARPET FAB FABRIC GL GLAZING OR GLASS MTL METAL PT PAINT IRS RESILIENT SHEET RT RESILIENT TILE SS STAINLESS STEEL SSM SOLID SURFACING MATERIAL T TILE PL/PLAM PLASTIC LAMINATE WC WALL COVERING WD WOOD WP WALL PROTECTION CPT-1 RT-1 RS-1 SCONC FF&E NOTES FLOOR PATTERN DIRECTION CORNER GUARD NOT IN SCOPE 1. SEE FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT SCHEDULES FOR CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBILITIES. 2. SEE INTERIOR ELEVATIONS AND ACCESSORY MOUNTING HEIGHTS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION PRIOR TO INSTALL. 3. CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE IN -WALL BLOCKING AS REQUIRED FOR EQUIPMENT. 4. CONTRACTOR TO VERIFY EQUIPMENT QUANTITIES SHOWN ON SCHEDULE WITH PLAN AND NOTIFY ARCHITECT/OWNER OF ANY DISCREPANCIES PRIOR TO PLACING EQUIPMENT ORDER. 5. ALL FURNITURE TO BE OWNER PROVIDED AND OWNER INSTALLED UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. FF&E SYMBOLS & ABBREVIATIONS THESE ABBREVIATIONS ARE FOR USE IN FF&E TAGS ONLY. SEE SPEC SECTION 1.02 FOR MORE INFORMATION ON FURNISH AND INSTALL RESPONSIBILITIES AND DEFINITIONS. OC FURNISHED BY OWNER / INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR VC FURNISHED BY VENDOR / INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR 00 FURNISHED / INSTALLED BY OWNER CC FURNISHED / INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR VV FURNISHED / INSTALLED BY VENDOR 0001 FURNITURE & EQUIPMENT TAG FF&E SCHEDULE - SUITE 30 COORDINATION REQUIRED Q 0� Z = m O Y FF&E N0. DESCRIPTION w U LU a > m REMARKS CONTRACTOR FURNISHED / CONTRACTOR INSTALLED CC03 PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER • SUITE 10 & SUITE 30 OWNER FURNISHED / CONTRACTOR INSTALLED 0004 PRINTER • • • SUITE 30 ONLY 0005 WATER COOLER, PLUMBED SUITE 30 ONLY (SUITE 30 ONLY) OWNER FURNISHED / OWNER INSTALLED 0001 SOAP DISPENSER SUITE 10 & SUITE 30 ROOM FINISH SCHEDULE - SUITE 30 ROOM NAME ROOM NO. FLOORING WALLS CEILING FINISH BASE FINISH NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST HALL 30 RT-1 B-1 P-1 P-1 P-1 P-1 ACP-1 WORK AREA 30A RT-1 B-1 P-1 P-1 P-1 P-1 ACP-1 OFFICE #1 31 CPT-1 B-1 P-1 P-1 P-1 P-1 ACP-1 OFFICE #2 32 CPT-1 B-1 P-1 P-1 P-1 P-1 ACP-1 OFFICE #3 33 CPT-1 B-1 P-1 P-1 P-1 P-1 ACP-1 OFFICE #4 34 CPT-1 B-1 P-1 P-1 P-1 P-1 ACP-1 OFFICE #5 35 CPT-1 B-1 P-1 P-1 P-1 P-1 ACP-1 OFFICE #6 36 CPT-1 B-1 P-1 P-1 P-1 P-1 ACP-1 10 11 DEMOLITION NOTES 1. DEMOLITION PLANS REPRESENT EXISTING CONDITIONS. THEY ARE INTENDED FOR REFERENCE ONLY. THESE PLANS ARE NOT INTENDED TO BE A DESCRIPTION OF ALL REQUIRED WORK. REFER TO CONSULTANT DRAWINGS FOR POTENTIAL WORK IN OTHER AREAS. 2. ALL AREAS NOT NOTED FOR DEMOLITION ARE TO BE PROTECTED THROUGH DURATION OF WORK. 3. SEE CONSULTANT DRAWINGS FOR ADDITIONAL DEMOLITION REQUIREMENTS. 4. ALL OPENINGS IN SLABS, ROOFS, WALLS, CEILINGS, AND PARTITIONS CREATED BY PROJECT -RELATED DEMOLITION OR BY NEW CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE SEALED AS NECESSARY TO MAINTAIN FIRE -RATING, ACOUSTICS, INTENDED FUNCTION, AND FITNESS TO RECEIVE NEW FINISHES. ALL MATERIALS DISPLACED TO ACCOMMODATE DEMOLITION SHALL BE REINSTALLED IN LIKE CONDITION OR SHALL BE REPLACED WITH LIKE/SIMILAR MATERIALS AS NECESSARY TO MAINTAIN THE PROPERTIES LISTED ABOVE. 5. ALL OPENINGS IN EXTERIOR WALLS, EXTERIOR SOFFITS, AND ROOFS CREATED BY PROJECT -RELATED DEMOLITION OR NEW CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE CLOSED AS NECESSARY TO MAINTAIN FIRE -RATING, ACOUSTICS, THERMAL INSULATION, WEATHER PROTECTION, WATER -PROOFING, VAPOR -RETARDATION, INTENDED FUNCTION, AND FITNESS TO RECEIVE NEW CLADDINGS AND FINISHES. ALL MATERIALS DISPLACED TO ACCOMMODATE DEMOLITION SHALL BE REINSTALLED IN LIKE CONDITION OR SHALL BE REPLACED WITH LIKE/SIMILAR MATERIALS AS NECESSARY TO MAINTAIN THE PROPERTIES LISTED ABOVE. 6. REPLACE OR REPAIR ALL FIREPROOFING REMOVED OR DAMAGED DURING DEMOLITION OR CONSTRUCTION, SO AS TO MAINTAIN THE FIRE -RATING OF EXISTING BUILDING ELEMENTS. 7. THE OWNER WILL REMOVE ALL EXISTING MEDICAL EQUIPMENT FROM THE AREA OF WORK PRIOR TO TURNING THE SPACE OVER TO THE CONTRACTOR. NOTIFY THE OWNER OF ANY MEDICAL EQUIPMENT REMAINING IN THE SPACE. 8. CONSULT WITH THE OWNER PRIOR TO DEMOLITION ABOUT MATERIALS INDICATED TO BE SALVAGED FOR THE OWNER'S USE, BUT NOT INTENDED FOR RE -USE ON THIS PROJECT. STORE ALL SUCH MATERIALS UNTIL THE OWNER CAN TAKE POSSESSION. 9. ANY MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT INDICATED IN DRAWINGS TO BE SALVAGED AND REUSED ON THIS PROJECT TO BE STORED BY CONTRACTOR UNTIL SCHEDULED REINSTALLATION. CONSULT WITH OWNER IF LOCATION INTENDED FOR STORAGE IS IN SPACES BELONGING TO THE OWNER BUT NOT IN THE AREA OF WORK. 10. STABILIZE ANY EXISTING -TO -REMAIN BUILDING COMPONENTS THAT BECOME UNBRACED DUE TO SELECTIVE OR PARTIAL DEMOLITION. PROVIDE A SOUND PERMANENT STRUCTURE PER CODE. 11. PATCH AND REPAIR ALL EXISTING WALLS & FLOORS AFFECTED BY DEMOLITION TO MATCH ADJOINING FINISHES. DEMO PLAN SYMBOLS & DEMO RCP SYMBOLS ROOM NAME ROOM NAME WITH NUMBER & AREA 10 1 DOOR TO BE DEMOLISHED c WALL TO BE DEMOLISHED DOOR TO REMAIN WALL TO REMAIN EXISTING DEMO TO REMAIN EXISTING DEMO - TO REMAIN _:TT: + ACOUSTICAL ++++] PANEL CEILING r"". . .'...... 3= -=� MOP-m 1-HOUR FIRE BARRIER jNOT IN SCOPE FLOOR PLAN NOTES r � C L J - DEMOED LIGHT - FIXTURES DEMO FLOORING, WALL BASE 1. FLOOR PLANS MAY NOT INCLUDE TOTAL OF ALL REQUIRED WORK. REFER TO CONSULTANT DRAWINGS FOR POTENTIAL WORK IN OTHER AREAS. 2. SECURE NEW WALLS TO SUBSTRATE WITH FASTENERS LOCATED 2' FROM EACH END AND SPACED A MAXIMUM OF 16" O.C. 3. PROVIDE BLOCKING IN WALLS AS REQUIRED FOR ANY CABINETS, EQUIPMENT, HANDRAILS, OR WHERE REQUIRED. 4. LOCATE ALL NEW DOORS 6" FROM HINGE SIDE OF ADJACENT WALL UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. 5. ALIGN NEW WALLS WITH ADJACENT EXISTING WHERE APPLICABLE FOR A SMOOTH, CONTINUOUS FINISH. 6. ADD COLUMN FURRING WITH 7/8" FURRING STRIPS & (1) LAYER OF 5/8" GWB EXTENDED TO 6" ABOVE CEILING AT ALL EXPOSED COLUMNS UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.. 7. ALL PARTITIONS SCHEDULED TO RECEIVE ACOUSTICAL INSULATION SHALL BE CONSIDERED ACOUSTICAL PARTITIONS AND SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED AND CAULKED AS SPECIFIED 8. ALL WALLS TO BE B4 PARTITION LINO. FLOOR PLAN SYMBOLS ROOM NAME _101 ROOM NAME WITH NUMBER PARTITION TYPE TAG - SEE PARTITION 1i TYPE LEGEND f EXISTING -NEW - NON -RATED PARTITION 1-HOUR FIRE BARRIER 101 DOOR TAG - SEE DOOR SCHEDULE 00 -ELEVATION VIEW LOCATION REFERENCE 00 A7. 0 00 -SHEET WHERE VIEW IS LOCATED 000/// NOT IN SCOPE REFLECTED CEILING PLAN NOTES 1. REFER TO MEP PLANS IN CONJUNCTION WITH THIS SHEET. WHERE CONFLICTS AT LIGHT AND AIR DEVICE LOCATIONS EXIST BETWEEN MEP AND ARCHITECTURAL, REFER TO ARCHITECTURAL. 2. REFER TO LIFE SAFETY DRAWINGS OR MEP DRAWINGS FOR EXIT LIGHTS, SMOKE DETECTORS, AND DIFFUSERS. 3. FURNISH HEAVY-DUTY CEILING GRID (SUSPENSION SYSTEM) IN ACCORDANCE WITH ASTM C-635 AND INSTALL IN ACCORDANCE WITH ASTM C-580. 4. REPAIR AND REPLACE ANY CEILING GRID OR TILES DAMAGED DUE TO CONSTRUCTION TO MAINTAIN A NEW FINISHED LOOK. 5. NEW CEILING AND SOFFIT HEIGHTS ARE TO BOTTOM OF GRID OR BOTTOM OF FINISHED GWB AND ARE NOTED ON RCP. 6. CEILING GRIDS ARE DRAWN CENTERED IN THE ROOM AND SHALL BE INSTALLED CENTERED WITHIN THE ROOM AS SHOWN. 7. CEILING -MOUNTED LIGHTS, SPEAKERS, DIFFUSERS, GRILLES, AIR TERMINALS, SPRINKLER HEADS, AND SIMILAR ARE DRAWN CENTERED IN CEILING PANELS OR CENTERED IN ROOM. THESE DEVICES SHALL BE INSTALLED CENTERED WITHIN THE CEILING PANELS AND WITHIN THE ROOMS AS SHOWN. 8. REFER TO PLANS AND DETAILS FOR SOFFIT HEIGHTS, WIDTHS, DEPTHS, AND LOCATIONS. 9. ADD WOOD BLOCKING BETWEEN ROOF TRUSS @ MINIMUM 16" O.C. TO SUPPORT SOFFIT FRAMING. 10. NOT ALL REQUIRED ACCESS PANELS ARE SHOWN AND ARE TO BE PROVIDED AS REQUIRED. PAINT TO MATCH ADJACENT CEILING. 11. IN CEILINGS GREATER THAN 2500 SF, PROVIDE 2" WIDE MINIMUM CEILING JOINT AS INDICATED AND DETAILED ON CEILING PLANS. 12. PROVIDE CISCA-COMPLIANT SEISMIC BRACING AND COMPRESSION STRUTS ONLY IN CEILINGS OF 1000 SF OR GREATER ( SEE ASCE 7-13.5.6.2.2 SECTION C) 13. IN CEILINGS WITHOUT LATERAL BRACING, PROVIDE FLEXIBLE CONNECTION FROM SPRINKLER BRANCH LINES TO SPRINKLER HEADS, IN LIEU OF OVERSIZED SPRINKLER OPENINGS IN CEILING. TYPICAL CEILING SYMBOLS 0 0-> CEILING -MOUNTED OR OVERHEAD -MOUNTED LIGHTING VANITY LIGHT RECESSED DOWN LIGHTING DIRECTIONAL LIGHTING ILLUMINATED EXIT SIGNS tgb architects t 425.778.1530 21911 76th Ave W. Ste 210 f 425.774.7803 Edmonds WA 98026 info@tgbarchitects.com www.tgbarchitects.com 3625 RECASTERED iTECT fL IKEN� GRE STATE OF WASHWTON SWEDISH - EDMON DS MEDICAL PAVILION - BASEMENT 7320 216TH STREET SUITE 10 AND 30 EDMONDS, WA 98026 PERMIT / BID SET RECEIVED SUITE 30 -tWNW& NEW FLOORoPLAN, �` �.DEVVEELOPMENT RCP, F I N 14Z � `�R ENT VAWFF&E PLANS - BASEMENT ISSUANCE No. Description Date PROJECT INFORMATION PROJECT NUMBER: 24034 PROJECT LEAD: JLO DRAWN BY: JLO SHEET NO 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 2 3 1 4 DOOR SCHEDULE SUITE 30 DOOR ROOM FIRE GLAZING FRAME HARDWARE NO. NAME WxH RATING TYPE MATERIAL FINISH TYPE TYPE MATERIAL FINISH SET NO. COMMENTS 30 HALL T- 0" x T- 0" 20 FG EXISTING EXISTING EXISTING HM *P-3 1.1 *PUBLIC CORRIDOR SIDE TO MATCH ADJACENT FRAME FINISH Y 31 OFFICE #2 T- 0" x T- 0" F SCWD WHITE BIRCH, PLAIN SLICE, STAIN TO MATCH EXISTING GL-1 B HM P-3 3 32 OFFICE #3 T- 0" x T- 0" F SCWD WHITE BIRCH, PLAIN SLICE, GL-1 B HM P-3 3 STAIN TO MATCH EXISTING 33 HALL T- 0" x T- 0" F SCWD WHITE BIRCH, PLAIN SLICE, GL-1 B HM P-3 3 STAIN TO MATCH EXISTING 34 OFFICE #6 T- 0" x T- 0" F SCWD WHITE BIRCH, PLAIN SLICE, GL-1 B HM P-3 3 STAIN TO MATCH EXISTING SCWD WHITE BIRCH, PLAIN SLICE, 35 HALL 3' - 0" x T - 0" F GL-1 B HM P-3 3 STAIN TO MATCH EXISTING 36 OFFICE #1 T- 0" x T- 0" F SCWD WHITE BIRCH, PLAIN SLICE, GL-1 B HM P-3 3 STAIN TO MATCH EXISTING DOOR HARDWARE SCHEDULE DOOR, HARDWARE, AND WINDOW NOTES SET TYPE CR CLOSER PROTECTION DESCRIPTION 1. PRIOR TO FABRICATION, FIELD VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS. • WALL STOP, KICK PLATE MECHANICAL CYPHER 1 CYPHER LOCKSET LOCKSET 2. REFER TO PROJECT MANUAL AND DOOR SCHEDULE FOR HARDWARE SETS. • CONFIRM EXISTING WALL STOP AND 1.1 CYPHER LOCKSET EXISTING DOOR, KICK PLATE MECHANICAL CYPHER 3. SMOKE RATED DOORS SHALL NOT BE UNDERCUT IN EXCESS OF THE CLEARANCE PERMITTED IN ACCORDANCE LOCKSET WITH NFPA 80. • KICK PLATE, WALL STOP ELECTRIC STRIKE 4. ALL DOOR TYPES ARE SHOWN AS SINGLE PANEL, WHETHER SINGLE OR DOUBLE. SEE PLANS FOR ACTUAL 2 CARD READER / STOREROOM LOCKSET • _ CONFIGURATION AND SWING OF DOORS. 3 OFFICE LOCKSET WALL STOP 5. ALL STILE SIZES, RAIL SIZES, LITE SIZES, AND LITE DETAILS SHALL BE PER STEEL DOOR INSTITUTE (SDI) 4 STOREROOM LOCKSET 5 PASSAGE LATCHSET WALL STOP STANDARDS, UNO. 6 PRIVACY LOCKSET MOP PLATE, WALL STOP OCCUPIED INDICATOR 6. AT STOREFRONT DOORS, ALL STILE SIZES, RAIL SIZES, AND RAIL LOCATIONS SHALL BE PER THE MANUFACTURER'S STANDARD MEDIUM -STILE DOOR, UNO. 7. ALL GLAZING IN DOOR LITES AND SIDE LITES SHALL BE 1/4" TEMPERED GLASS AND SHALL BE WIRE -FREE FIRE GLAZING LEGEND GLASS WHERE DOOR IS REQUIRED TO BE FIRE -RATED. 8. WHERE A DOOR IS LOCATED IN AN ACCOUSTICALLY RATED WALL, PROVIDE ACOUSTICAL INSULATION IN DOOR TAG DESCRIPTION COMMENTS FRAME ON ALL SIDES. GL-1 CLEAR, SAFETY GLASS TEMPERED GL-2 CLEAR, FIRE -RATED GLASS APPROPRIATE TO RATING (PER SCHEDULE) OF OPENING GL-3 CLEAR WITH FILM, SAFETY GLASS TEMPERED GLASS WITH F-1 DOOR TYPE LEGEND FRAME TYPE LEGEND OPNG SIZE PER OPNG SCHEDULE w v v v v FLUSH F N HALF G FULL F`'' A DOOR ONLY (HINGED) GLASSO�ITE GLASS GLASS LITE LITE uj DOOR HARDWARE LOCATIONS U AT DOORS WITH LEVERS OR KNOBS, AND SIMILAR OPERABLE OPENING HARDWARE: LOCATE OPENING HARDWARE HERE LOCATION OF DOORS ON FLOOR PLANS I I m C, w I I Q I I I I o Lu W AT SWING DOORS AND > o � i i i i POCKET DOORS: WHERE III = I I I OPENING LOCATION IS NO L i 1 l i DIMENSIONED ON PLANS, Lu I I I I W LOCATE OPENING 6" FROM I I I I W J I I I CROSSING PARTITION, AS ? Z I illi i INDICATED 3 a I I I I � I I I I II ui Q U I II CD p I I I I z z I II I z w I II I a � o 1 ii i - Of AT SLIDING BARN- II I / i II TYPE DOORS: 0 o WHERE OPENING "' I II I LOCATION IS NOT o w I II I U) DIMENSIONED ON z I PLANS, LOCATE II = II I OPENING 6" FROM �� i CROSSING PARTITION, AS INDICATED FRAME PROFILES B DOOR WITH HALF LITE THROAT DIMENSION VARIES (SEE PARTITION TYPE) 4 1/2" TO 61/2" FOR NON -WRAP- AROUND FRAME AT CMU WALLS 1 115/16" L VARIES L 115/16" 1 1 2 3 4ING/HEADER AS APPROPRIATE TO DING INTERIOR PARTITION PER PLANS - CONSTRUCTION, CONFIGURATION, AND WIDTH MAY VARY JRS ACOUSTICAL INSULATION IN FRAME WHERE PARTITION HAS ACOUSTICAL INSULATION WRAP -AROUND HOLLOW -METAL FRAME, FIRE -LABELED AT FIRE -RATED OPENINGS. FOR TYPICAL FRAME DIMENSIONS, SEE DETAIL THIS SHEET. DOOR (LEAF) - CONSTRUCTION AND CONFIGURATION MAY VARY 4 5 1 6 24 24 28 28 PLAM SOFFIT \ 30 30 20 20 15 15 15 15 \ /Al \\ /' V-6"----\\� -- ` OPEN r T /TO q CORRIDOR `N CC03 - - o - L2N. 1, - ��- i WATER COOLER Fl 521 211 OWNER FURNISHED 30 18 34 34 24 24 SUITE 30 — HALL E 3/8" = 1'-0" 16 GA METAL -STUD BLOCKING CONTINUOUS ALONG LENGTH CASEWORK, TOP AND BOTT M GYPSUM BOARD OVER FRAMING AND METAL -STUD BLOCKING 1+I i I i co o (2) #10 TEKS SCREWS AT EACH STUD 0 I JAI ------------ _7A i I STUD PER ELEVATION VIEW WALL TYPE 1 1/2" = V-0" FASTEN PER MFR------s = -± i------- RECOMMENDATION MONIT R OR SIMILAR EQUIPM6T FOR WALL -MOUNTING (SCHEMATIC) PLAN -SECTION VIEW 1 1/2" = V-0" NOTE: PROVIDE METAL-STUD/JOIST BLOCKING AS INDICATED - 6" OR 8" DEPENDING UPON FASTENER PATTERN OF OBJECT BEING MOUNTED. COPE/REMOVE FLANGES AT EACH WALL -STUD AS INDICATED. LENGTH OF BLOCKING TO BE AS NECESSARY BUT NEVER SPANNING LESS THAN 3 WALL -STUDS. 7 8 9 10 11 DEDUCT ALT #1 TO REMOVE SINK - PRINTER OWNER FURNISHED 0 J w Z �w0 zoo J wok m U U 13� YU Q O e o � J >_ w m�z o U) � O u, 3: U LL owo J Z 0 O�z Cn w wz� 2 Y � uj w PLAN -SECTION VIEW 3" =1'-01, OE5 C1010.24 BACKING/BLOCKING FOR WALL—MTD ITEMS 1 1/2" = 1'-0" FASTEN STRUT TO STRUCTURE ABOVE WITH APPROVED OR ENGINEERED FASTENERS BRACING WIRES FOUR #12 (MINIMUM)WIRES SPLAYED 90- DEGREES FROM EACH OTHER, AT AN ANGLE OF NOT EXCEEDING 45-DEGREES FROM THE PLANE OF THE CEILING COMPRESSION STRUTS FOR CEILINGS GREATER THAN 1000 SF, PROVIDE CISCA-COMPLIANT, CODE - COMPLIANT BRACING WITH COMPRESSION STRUUT. COMPRESSION STRUT MAY BE USG DONN- BRAND COMPRESSION STRUT OR ANY OTHER APPROVED OR ENGINNEERED SYSTEM, USING LIGHT -GAGE FRAMING, ELECTRICAL CONDUIT OR COLD -ROLLED STEEL SECTIONS. ��1•�l�lli��✓��Si'�i�I�RNITH AftOAVED OR ENGINEERED FASTENERS 0 0 0 0 0 0 SEISMIC BRACING FOR CLGS GREATER THAN 1000 SF, AND CLGS UNATTACHED ON 2 OR MORE SIDES PRECAST OR CAST -IN -PLACE CONCRETE PLANK, PLATE, OR SLAB PROVIDE APPROPRIATE FASTENERS AT 24" OC ALONG TRACK INTO SLAB DEEP -LEG TRACK OR SLOTTED TRACK ALLOWING 3/4" DEFLECTION, TYPICAL. CUT STUDS 3/4" SHORT PROVIDE EDGE BLOCKING IF GWB TERMINATES LOWER THAN TOP TRACK PARTITION TYPE PER PLAN PARTITION ORIENTED PERPENDICULAR TO FLUTES UNRATED PARTITION HEAD DETAIL 1 1/2" = V-0" FASTEN CLIP ANGLE TO BRACE WITH (2) #10 SHEET - METAL SCREWS UNDERSIDE OF EXISTING STRUCTURE ABOVE 20 GA. MINIMUM, 2 1/2" MINIMUM STEEL STUD OR TRACK (BRACE) 20 GA. MIN. METAL CLIP ANGLE. AT 4'-0" OC MAXIMUM - SIZE AS NECESSARY FOR ALTERNATE DIRECTION OF EACH SECURE ATTACHMENT TO BRACE WHERE POSSIBLE STRUCTURE/DECKING ABOVE. FASTEN SIMILAR TO DETAIL FOR PARTITION ATTACHMENT TO STRUCTURE/DECKING ABOVE 3" X 3" X 3" X 20 GA. MIN. METAL CLIP -ANGLE - FASTEN TO BRACE AND TO RUNNER/TRACK WITH (2) # 10 SHEET -METAL SCREWS TOP RUNNER/TRACK (SLOTTED OR NESTED OR DEEP -LEG AS NECESSARY TO ACCOMODATE `D 3/4" DEFLECTION) - INSTALL SNUG AGAINST CEILING GRID STUDS CUT TO ACCOMODATE 3/4" DEFLECTION FRAMED PARTITION PER FLOOR PLANS - CONSTRUCTION MAY VARY PIARTIITION TOP DETAIL— BRACED 6" ABOVE CEILING — SUITE 30 E7 ALL CEILING -MOUNTED LIGHTING FIXTURES, AND CEILING -MOUNTED AIR TEMINALS AND SERVICES SHALL BE POSITIVELY ATTACHED TO THE SUSPENDED CEILING SYSTEM. PENDANT -HUNG LIGHTING FIXTURES, LIGHTING FIXTURES WEIGHING 56 LBS OR MORE, AND AIR TERMINALS AND SERVICES WEIGHING 56 LBS OR MORE SHALL BE SUPPORTED FROM THE STRUCTURE ABOVE. LIGHTING FIXTURES WEIGHING LESS THAN 56 LBS, AND AIR TERMINALS AND SERVICES WEIGHING 20 TO 56 LBS, SHALL HAVE TWO 12 GAGE HANGERS (SLACK WIRES ALLOWED) CONNECTING THE ITEM TO THE STRUCTURE ABOVE. CEILING -MOUNTED LIGHTING, AND CEILING -MOUNTED AIR TERMINALS AND SERVICES WALL OR PARTITION SUPPORTING PERIMETER OF SUSPENSIONS SYSTEM. CONSTRUCTION MAY VARY - FRAMED CONSTRUCTION WITH GYPSUM BOARD IS ATTf &T%AVY-DUTY CEILING GRID MEMBERS TO TWO ADJACENT WALLS, AND ALLOW 3/4" CLEARANCE TO CEILING GRID MEMBERS ON THEIR OPPOSITE WALLS. ACCOMPLISH BY MEANS OF 7/8" WALL MOLDINGS ALL AROUND WITH MFR'S SEISMIC CLIPS ALL AROUND. PROVIDE HANGERS WITHIN 8" OF PERIMETER WALLS, ALL SIDES ONLY AT CEILINGS OF 1000 SF OR GREATER PROVIDE CISCA-COMPLIANT SEISMIC BRACING WITH COMPRESSION STRUTS AT 12'-0" EACH WAY. ATTACH TO MAIN RUNNER, WITHIN 2" OF CROSS -RUNNER 0 0 0 0 ACOUSTICAL CEILING PANELS 2" MAXIMUM (MAY BE SQUARE -EDGE OR TEGULAR) F SUSPENSION SYSTEM (AND SEISMIC BRACING WHERE OCCURS) CONSTRUCTION OF ACP CEILINGS — SUITE 30 3" = 1'-0" 5 6 7 NOTE THE FOLLOWING: FURNISH HEAVY-DUTY CEILING GRID (SUSPENSION SYSTEM) IN ACCORDANCE WITH ASTM C-635. INSTALL CEILING GRID IN ACCORDANCE WITH ASTM C-636, INCLUDING PROVISIONS ON WIRE HANGERS, ATTACHMENT OF WIRE HANGERS, SPACING OF WIRE HANGERS, CARRYING CHANNELS, SPLICES, ASSEMBLY DEVICES, AND CEILING FIXTURES. INSTALL CEILING GRID IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON THIS DETAIL, WHICH IS A SUMMARY OF THE CISCA (ARCHITECTURAL) STANDARDS FOR SEISMIC ZONES 3 AND 4 (DESIGN CATEGORIES D, E, AND F). INSTALL CEILING -MOUNTED ITEMS AND FIXTURES, INCLUDING LIGHT FIXTURES, MECHANICAL SERVICES, CABLE TRAYS, CONDUIT AND SIMILAR IN ACCORDANCE WITH CISCA STANDARDS FOR SEISMIC ZONES 3-4. THIS MAY INCLUDE INDEPENDENT SUPPORT FOR SOME CEILING -MOUNTED ITEMS. PROVIDE CISCA-COMPLIANT SEISMIC BRACING AND COMPRESSION STRUTS ONLY IN CEILINGS OF 1000 SF OR GREATER ( SEE ASCE 7-13.5.6.2.2 SECTION C) IN CEILINGS WITHOUT LATERAL BRACING, PROVIDE FLEXIBLE CONNECTION FROM SPRINKLER BRANCH LINES TO SPRINKLER HEADS, IN LIEU OF OVERSIZED SPRINKLER OPENINGS IN CEILING IN CEILINGS GREATER THAN 2500 SF, PROVIDE 2" WIDE MINIMUM CEILING JOINT AS INDICATED AND DETAILED ON CEILING PLANS. 8 9 WALL TYPE SCHEDULE - SUITE 30 TYPE STUD SIZE THICKNESS FIRE RATING HEAD CONDITION INSULATION TYPE UL# B3 21/2" 3 3/4" NR 6" ABV CLG NONE B4 3-5/8" 4 7/8" NR 6" ABV CLG ACOUSTICAL BATT UNDERSIDE OF STRUCTURE ABOVE 2-1/2" MTL TRACK CEILING PER RCP 5/8" TYPE "X" GWB BOTH SIDES ACOUSTICAL BATT INSULATION PER WALL TYPE 2-1/2" MTL STUD 2-1/2" MTL TRACK SEALANT & BACKER ROD BOTH SIDES FINISH FLOOR AS SCHEDULED TYPE B3 — NR 2-1 /2"MTL 6" ABV CLG 1 1/2" = V-0" UNDERSIDE OF STRUCTURE ABOVE 3-5/8" MTL TRACK CEILING PER RCP �E:11■11�1,�1/:/1[ ►eL►I:?t:Li]L•�91�7� ACOUSTICAL BATT INSULATION PER WALL TYPE 3-5/8" MTL STUD 3-5/8" MTL TRACK SEALANT & BACKER ROD BOTH SIDES FINISH FLOOR AS SCHEDULED Glo TYPEo11 B4 — NR_3-5/8"MTL_6" ABV CLG —SUITE 30 10 11 tgb architects t 425.778.1530 21911 76th Ave W. Ste 210 f 425.774.7803 Edmonds WA 98026 info@tgbarchitects.com www.tgbarchitects.com 3626 REGISTERED TECT L KENT GRE STATE OF WASIMMTON SWEDISH - EDMONDS MEDICAL PAVILION - BASEMENT 7320 216TH STREET SUITE 10 AND 30 EDMONDS, WA 98026 PERMIT / I3I&&ET) 11 /8/2024 SUITE 30 -CITY OF EDMONDS DEVELOPMENT 0TE = ES DEPARTMENT E L EVAT 1 PARTITIONS, AND DOORS 166UANUL No. Description Date 1 PERMIT / BID SET 11/08/2024 PROJECT INFORMATION PROJECT NUMBER: 24034 PROJECT LEAD: DRAWN BY: SHEET NO A3m3O 1 2 3 4 5 1 6 7 8 9 1 10 11 CONTROLS PG AIR PRESSURE GAUGE O AIR SAMPLING POINT coz CARBON DIOXIDE SENSOR Y co CARBON MONOXIDE SENSOR cc COMBUSTIBLE GAS SENSOR cr CURRENT SENSOR cr CURRENT TRANSMITTER WITH LEAD O DEWPOINT SENSOR oPs DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE SENSOR DPT DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE TRANSMITTER FM FLOW METER Fs FLOW SWITCH FT FLOW TRANSMITTER Fz FREEZE STAT Ho HAND SWITCH O HUMIDITY SENSOR Lc LEVEL CONTROL Ls LIMIT SWITCH LPI LOOP POWER INDICATOR Nox NITROGEN OXIDE SENSOR O OCCUPANCY SENSOR oz OXYGEN SENSOR Pi POSITION INDICATOR Ps PRESSURE SENSOR O REFRIGERANT SENSOR RH RELATIVE HUMIDITY SENSOR = O RELAY O ROOM HUMIDITY SENSOR sP STATIC PRESSURE SENSOR rs TEMPERATURE SENSOR O THERMOSTAT ❑r THERMOSTAT WITH GUARD rvo TOTAL VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUND SENSOR vis VIBRATION SENSOR AFs AIR FLOW SWITCH P CURRENT TO PRESSURE E/P ELECTRIC/PNEUMATIC Fs c SILICON CONTROLLED RECTIFIER FTcP1 TEMPERATURE CONTROL PANEL FTEcl TERMINAL EQUIPMENT CONTROLLER SENSOR WELL ALARM HORN ® ALARM BEACON Ai ANALOG INPUT Ao ANALOG OUTPUT o DIRECT INPUT D0 DIRECT OUTPUT sr STARTER FD VARIABLE FREQUENCY DRIVE X NON MOTORIZED VALVE M❑-g TWO WAY MOTORIZED VALVE THREE WAY MOTORIZED VALVE x TWO WAY SOLENOID VALVE NC Oho THREE WAY SOLENOID VALVE NO CM TWO WAY PNEUMATIC VALVE NC 0 THREE WAY PNEUMATIC VALVE NO (P PUMP OS DUCT SMOKE DETECTOR O DUCT SMOKE DETECTOR AIR VALVE W W U J U z a U w 0 co w a w U) 0 w � m v Cl) O v N V (V 0 N U) H U w 0 ry a U) ry U O a) 0 Q a CONTROLS ELECTRIC HEATING COIL U UNITARY COOLING COIL U = UNITARY HEAT RECOVERY COIL FILTER AIR BLENDER ENERGY WHEEL PLATE ENERGY RECOVERY COIL AIR FLOW MEASURING STATION AIR FLOW PROBE BACKDRAFT DAMPER REFRIGERANT HOT GAS REFRIGERANT SUCTION ° NC DAMPER ACTUATOR - ELECTRIC Nc DAMPER ACTUATOR - ELECTRIC CENTRIFUGAL FAN i I PROP FAN PLENUM FAN \V\V\V\V\V HUMIDIFIER ENERGY CORE 0 ENERGY CORE ETHERNET CONNECTION CONTACT DDC PANEL COMPUTER PLUMBING SYSTEMS PIPE SIZE -XX--------- PIPING ROUTED BELOW SLAB OR GRADE AV ACID VENT AW ACID WASTE BBD BOILER BLOWDOWN CA(##) COMPRESSED AIR (NOMINAL PRESSURE) CD(P) CONDENSATE DISCHARGE PUMPED CD CONDENSATE DRAIN DI DIONIZED WATER DIR DIONIZED WATER RECIRCULATING DW DISTILLED WATER DCW- - DOMESTIC COLD WATER DCW(S) DOMESTIC COLD WATER SOFTENED DHW- - - - DOMESTIC HOT WATER DHWR- - - - - DOMESTIC HOT WATER RECIRCULATION D DRAIN GW GREASE WASTE H HUMIDIFICATION LV LABORATORY VENT LW LABORATORY WASTE G NATURAL GAS (LOW PRESSURE) GD GARAGE DRAINAGE GV NATURAL GAS VENT MPG MEDIUM PRESSURE GAS NPCW NON -POTABLE COLD WATER NPCW(S) NON -POTABLE COLD WATER SOFTENED NPHW NON -POTABLE HOT WATER NPHW(S) NON -POTABLE HOT WATER SOFTENED PTS PNEUMATIC TRANSPORT PG PROPANE GAS RO REVERSE OSMOSIS ROR REVERSE OSMOSIS RECIRCULATION SL SAMPLING LINE SAN SANITARY DRAIN SAN(0) SANITARY DRAIN (OIL) SAN(P) SANITARY PUMPED SAN(RAD) SANITARY RADIOACTIVE ST STORM DRAIN ST(0) STORM DRAIN OVERFLOW ST(P) STORM DRAIN PUMPED VAC VACUUM (AIR) VAC(EX) VACUUM PUMP EXHAUST V VENT --------V(0) VENT (OIL) --------- V(SE) VENT (SEWAGE EJECTOR) 11011 PIPE INSULATION FIXTURE TRAP CB O CATCH BASIN MH O MAN HOLE RD 0 ROOF DRAIN FD 0 FLOOR DRAIN FFD0 FUNNEL FLOOR DRAIN -'-0--I ` TRAP PRIMER HOSE BIBB 00�1 PLUMBING FIXTURES PIPING SYSTEMS (HVAC) 2 1/2" PIPE SIZE BBD BOILER BLOWDOWN BFW BOILER FEED WATER BR BRINE RETURN BS BRINE SUPPLY CHWR CHILLED WATER RETURN CHWR(G) CHILLED WATER RETURN - GLYCOL CHWR(P) CHILLED WATER RETURN - PROCESS CHWS CHILLED WATER SUPPLY CHWS(G) CHILLED WATER SUPPLY - GLYCOL CHWS(P) CHILLED WATER SUPPLY - PROCESS CWR CONDENSER WATER RETURN CWR(CT) CONDENSER WATER RETURN - COOLING TOWER CSW CONDENSER WATER SUPPLY CWS(CT) CONDENSER WATER SUPPLY - COOLING TOWER DTR DUAL TEMPERATURE RETURN (HOT OR CHILLED) DTS DUAL TEMPERATURE SUPPLY (HOT OR CHILLED) FOF FUEL OIL FILL FOR FUEL OIL RETURN FOS FUEL OIL SUPPLY FOV FUEL OIL VENT HPWR HEAT RECOVERY LOOP RETURN HPWS HEAT PUMP WATER SUPPLY HRR HEAT RECOVERY LOOP RETURN HRS HEAT RECOVERY LOOP SUPPLY HWR HEATING WATER RETURN HWR(G) HEATING WATER RETURN - GLYCOL HWS HEATING WATER SUPPLY HWS(G) HEATING WATER SUPPLY - GLYCOL G NATURAL GAS GV NATURAL GAS VENT RAD RADON GAS REF(HG) REFRIGERANT HOT GAS REF(L) REFRIGERANT LIQUID REF(S) REFRIGERANT SUCTION REF(V) REFRIGERANT VENT RV RELIEF VENT S(##) STEAM (NOMINAL PRESSURE) CS(##) STEAM - CLEAN (NOMINAL PRESSURE) C(##) STEAM CONDENSATE (NOMINAL PRESSURE) PC(##) STEAM PUMPED CONDENSATE (NOMINAL PRESSURE) SV STEAM VENT � 1101' PIPE INSULATION WORK DEFINITION NEW WORK (N) EXISTING (E) ------ REMOVE EXISTING (D) �� REMOVE EXISTING EQUIPMENT (D) - - - FUTURE - - - - TEMPORARY, AS NOTED RELOCATE (R) ### KEY NOTE ### EQUIPMENT IDENTIFICATION CONNECTION TO EXISTING C DISCONNECT (CUT AND CAP) HVAC AIR FLOW ARROW 18"x12" 18"x12"� RECTANGULAR DUCT AND SIZE* 18"0 18-0� ROUND DUCT AND SIZE 18"x12"0 18"x12"0 FLAT OVAL DUCT AND SIZE' 18"x12" EXTERIOR DUCT TREATMENT' - 18"x12" 18"xl2"---q RECTANGULAR DUCT WITH ACOUSTIC LINING* B O_ 30"x12" DUCT SECTION, SUPPLY AIR. APPLIES TO RECT., ROUND AND OVAL B 1XI DUCT SECTION, OUTSIDE AIR. APPLIES TO RECT., ROUND AND OVAL LA 171 DUCT SECTION, RETURN AIR. APPLIES TO RECT., ROUND AND OVAL DUCT SECTION, EXHAUST AIR. APPLIES TO RECT., ROUND AND OVAL I I I II/////I I IIIIIIII FLEXIBLE DUCT X ELBOW TURN, SUPPLY DOWN. APPLIES TO RECT., ROUND AND OVAL DUCT SECTION, OUTSIDE AIR. APPLIES TO RECT., ROUND AND OVAL DUCT SECTION, OUTSIDE AIR. APPLIES TO RECT., ROUND AND OVAL IE DUCT SECTION, OUTSIDE AIR. APPLIES TO RECT., ROUND AND OVAL SUP CHANGE IN DUCT ELEVATION RISING IN DIRECTION INDICATED N CHANGE IN DUCT ELEVATION DROPPING IN DIRECTION INDICATED END CAP ELBOW, RECTANGULAR, SMOOTH RADIUS WITH SPLITTER VANES (0.25 R/W DEFAULT) ELBOW, RECTANGULAR, SMOOTH RADIUS WITHOUT VANES (1.5 R/W DEFAULT) ELBOW, ROUND, SMOOTH RADIUS (1.5 R/W DEFAULT) MITERED ELBOW, RECTANGULAR, WITHOUT VANES MITERED ELBOW, RECTANGULAR, WITH TURNING VANES ® RECTANGULAR TO ROUND TRANSITION REAL OBJECT SYMBOL PIPING COMPONENTS ISOLATION VALVE (GENERIC) z r'-', DUCT ACCESS DOOR (TOP, SIDE, BOTTOM) GATE VALVE GLOBE VALVE FLEXIBLE CONNECTION 1 BUTTERFLY VALVE NPS 6 AND LESS BUTTERFLY VALVE NPS 8 AND MORE BACKDRAFT DAMPER BDD 8� BALL VALVE PLUG VALVE CABLE OPERATED DAMPER COD -�- NEEDLE VALVE _ CHECK VALVE (GENERIC) MANUAL DAMPER BALANCING VALVE FLOW LIMITING VALVE MOTORIZED DAMPER ® �a PRESSURE REDUCING VALVE M 2-WAY o � �a 2-WAY CONTROL VALVE (GENERIC) PRESSURE INDEPENDENT REGULATOR 2-WAY Q �� TWO-WAY ELECTRIC CONTROL VALVE, BUTTERFLY TYPE CAR 3-WAY ® ow 6 6 3-WAY CONTROL VALVE (GENERIC) FIRE DAMPER 3-WAY THREE-WAY ELECTRIC CONTROL VALVE, BUTTERFLY TYPE $ SOLENOID 2-WAY CONTROL VALVE SMOKE DAMPER SOLENOID 3-WAY CONTROL VALVE FLOAT OPERATED VALVE ACTUATOR SMOKE AND FIRE DAMPER m- SAFETY OR RELIEF VALVE �- ANGLE VALVE DUCT SILENCER/TRANSFER ELBOW �- BOILER STOP AND CHECK VALVE O CONTROL DEVICE (REFER TO CONTROLS LEGEND) DOUBLE CHECK VALVE ASSEMBLY ® AIR FLOW MEASURING STATION (REFER TO CONTROLS LEGEND) MULTI -PURPOSE VALVE (SHUT-OFF, BALANCING AND CHECK) QUANTITY Yt�� REDUCE PRESSURE BACKFLOW PREVENTER - TYPE SUCTION DIFFUSER - SIZE (IN.) AIR OUTLET OR INLET TAG (REFER TO SCHEDULE) VOLUME (CFM) PUMP (GENERIC) k�' � Y-STRAINER (GENERIC) .� RECTANGULAR DIFFUSER, SUPPLY. ® STEAM TRAP (GENERIC) OPTIONAL ARROWS SHOW THE FLOW DIRECTION. AUTOMATIC AIR VENT �- MANUAL AIR VENT z RECTANGULAR REGISTER OR GRILLE, RETURN VACUUM BREAKER °�� SHOCK ABSORBER RECTANGULAR REGISTER OR GRILLE, EXHAUST e TEMPERATURE GAUGE o PRESSURE GAUGE ® ROUND DIFFUSER, SUPPLY 0 y TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE TRAP LINEAR DIFFUSER SIGHT FLOW GLASS g SIDEWALL REGISTER OR GRILLE, SUPPLY 0 0 O -mg- FLEXIBLE CONNECTOR g SIDEWALL GRILLE, RETURN OR EXHAUST z� EXPANSION JOINT UC UNDERCUT DOOR - GUIDE DOOR GRILLE OR LOUVER X ANCHOR TRANSFER GRILLE OR LOUVER -0 FLOW ARROW COIL (REFER TO CONTROLS LEGEND) 1% PIPING SLOPE QUANTITY El El PIPE CAP TYPE PIPE BREAK - LENGTH (FT.) RADIATION HEATING TAG (REFER TO SCHEDULE) PIPE CROSS CAPACITY (MBH) o c PIPING ELBOW UP c PIPING ELBOW DOWN PIPING TEE UP PIPING TEE DOWN UNION CONNECTION T 0 0 FLANGED CONNECTION D D o ❑ CONCENTRIC REDUCER D D ECCENTRIC REDUCER Co 1 STANDARD CLEAN -OUT IN LINE END OF RUN STANDARD CLEAN -OUT THROUGH FLOOR END OF RUN STANDARD CLEAN -OUT THROUGH FLOOR IN LINE DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE CONTROL VALVE Y-PATTERN MANUAL BALANCING/SHUT-OFF VALVE PRESSURE INDEPENDENT CONTROL VALVE ABBREVIATIONS EQUIPMENT IDENTIFICATION A/C AIR CONDITIONING UNIT AB-# AIR BLENDER AAV AUTOMATIC AIR VENT AC-# AIR COMPRESSOR ADA AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT ACU-# AIR CONDITIONING UNIT ADJ ADJUSTABLE ADS-# AIR AND DIRT SEPARATOR AFC ABOVE FINISHED CEILING AF-# AIR FILTER AFF ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR AHU-# AIR HANDLING UNIT AFG ABOVE FINISHED GRADE AS-# AIR SEPARATOR AFR ABOVE FINISH ROOF ATU-# AIR TERMINAL UNIT AHJ AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION 134 BOILER AP ACCESS PANEL BCU-# BLOWER COIL UNIT APD AIR PRESSURE DROP BT-# BATH TUB AVG AVERGAGE CB-# CHILLED BEAM BAS BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM CC-# COOLING COIL BDD BACKDRAFT DAMPER CH-# CHILLER BHP BRAKE HORSEPOWER CONV-# CONVECTOR BMS BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM CRU-# CONDENSATE RETURN UNIT BOD BOTTOM OF DUCT CT-# COOLING TOWER BOP BOTTOM OF PIPE CU-# CONDENSING UNIT BTU BRITISH THERMAL UNIT CUH-# CABINET UNIT HEATER BTUH BRITISH THERMAL UNIT PER HOUR CV-# CONTROL VALVE C/W COMPLETE WITH DAC-# DOOR AIR CURTAIN CAV CONSTANT AIR VOLUME DC-# DUST COLLECTOR CBV CIRCUIT BALANCING VALVE DCT-# DECONTAMINATION TANK CFM CUBIC FEET PER MINUTE DCVA-# DOUBLE CHECK VALVE ASSEMBLY DB DRY BULB TEMEPRATURE DF-# DRINKING FOUNTAIN dB DECIBEL(S) DG-# DOOR GRILLE dBA A -WEIGHTED DECIBLES DS-# DUCT SILENCER DDC DIRECT DIGITAL CONTROL DU-# DEHUMIDIFICATION UNIT DEG DEGREE DWH-# DOMESTIC WATER HEATER DIA10 DIAMETER E-# EXHAUST GRILLE / REGISTER / DIFFUSER DIFF DIFFERENTIAL EL-# EXPANSION LOOP DIV DIVISION ERC-# ENERGY RECOVERY COIL DN DOWN ERU-# ENERGY RECOVERY UNIT DWG DRAWING ES-# EMERGENCY SHOWER EA EXHAUSTAIR ETU-# EXHAUST TERMINAL UNIT EA (D) EXHAUST AIR, DISHWASH EWC-# ELECTRIC WATER COOLER EA (G) EXHAUST AIR, GENERAL EWS-# EYE WASH STATION EA (K) EXHAUST AIR, KITCHEN F(C)-# FAN CEILING EA (LAB) EXHAUST AIR, LABORATORY F(E)-# FAN EXHAUST EA (LD) EXHAUST AIR, LAUNDRY/DRYER F(LE)-# FAN LABORATORY EXHAUST EA (W) EXHAUST AIR, WASHROOM F(R)-# FAN RETURN EAT ENTERING AIR TEMPERATURE F(S)-# FAN SUPPLY EAV EXHAUST AIR VALVE F(T)-# FAN TRANSFER ECM ELECTRONICALLY COMMUNICATED MOTOR F-# FAN ED EXISTING TO BE DEMOLISHED (DEMOLITION PLANS) FCU-# FAN COIL UNIT EER ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATIO FD-# FLOOR DRAIN EG ETHELYENE GLYCOL FFU-# FAN FILTER UNIT EMCS ENERGY MANAGMENT CONTROL SYSTEM FPP-# FIRE PROTECTION PUMP ER EXISTING RELOCATED (NEW CONSTRUCTION PLANS) FPTU-# FAN POWERED TERMINAL UNIT ERL EXISTING TO BE RELOCATED (DEMOLITION PLANS) FTR-# FINNED TUBE RADIATOR ESP EXTERNAL STATIC PRESSURE FUR-# FURNACE EWT ENTERING WATER TEMPERATURE GFS-# GLYCOL FEED SYSTEM EXIST / E EXISTING (DEMOLITION PLANS) GSG-# GAS -FIRED STEAM GENERATOR(*) FC FAIL CLOSED H(C)-# HOOD (CANOPY) FLA FULL LOAD AMPERAGE H(HC)-# HOOD (HEAT AND CONDENSATE) FO FAIL OPEN H(I)-# HOOD (INTAKE) FP FIRE PROTECTION H(K)-# HOOD (KITCHEN) FPM FEET PER MINUTE H(R)-# HOOD (RELIEF) FPS FEET PER SECOND H(RH)-# HOOD (RANGE) FT FOOT/FEET H-# HUMIDIFIER GA GAUGE HC-# HEATING COIL GAL GALLON (US) HP-# HEAT PUMP GC GENERAL CONTRACTOR HRU-# HEAT RECOVERY UNIT GEO GEODETIC HT-# HYDROPNEUMATIC TANK GPM GALLONS PER MINUTE HX-# HEAT EXCHANGER HEPA HIGH EFFICIENCY PARTICULATE AIR (FILTER) LATU-# LAB AIR TERMINAL UNIT HP HORSEPOWER LAV-# LAVATORY HR HOUR MAC-# MEDICAL AIR COMPRESSOR HVAC HEATING / VENTILATING / AIR CONDITIONING MAU-# MAKEUP AIR UNIT HZ HERTZ MD-# MOTORIZED DAMPER IE INVERT ELEVATION MSK-# MOP SINK IEER INTEGRATED ENERGY EFFECIENCY RATIO MV-# MIXING VALVE IN INCHES MVP-# MEDICAL VACUUM PUMP IN WG INCHES WATER GAUGE P-# PUMP IPLV INTEGRATED PART LOAD VALUE PDU-# POOL DEHUMIDIFICATION UNIT kW KILOWATT PRV-# PRESSURE REDUCING VALVE kWh KILOWATT HOUR PTAC-# PACKAGED TERMINAL AIR CONDITIONER LAT LEAVING AIR TEMPERATURE R-# RETURN AIR GRILLE / REGISTER / DIFFUSER LBS POUNDS RD-# ROOF DRAIN LF LINEAR FEET RH-# RANGE HOOD LWT LEAVING WATER TEMPERATURE RP-# RADIANT PANEL M METER RPBP-# REDUCED PRESSURE BACKFLOW PREVENTER MAX MAXIMUM RTU-# ROOFTOP UNIT MBH THOUSAND OF BTUH S-# SUPPLY GRILLE / REGISTER / DIFFUSER MCA MINIMUM CIRCUIT AMPS SH-# SHOWER MERV MINIMUM EFFECIENCY REPORTING VALUES SK-# SINK MFR MANUFACTURER SPC-# SOLAR PANEL COLLECTOR MIN MINIMUM SSF-# SIDE STREAM FILTER MOP MAXIMUM OVERCURRENT PROTECTION T(B)-# TANK (BUFFER TANK) MWT MEAN WATER TEMPERATURE T(E)-# TANK (EXPANSION TANK) N/A NOT APPLICABLE T(H)-# TANK (HYDRO PNEUMATIC TANK) NC NOISE CRITERIA T(S)-# TANK (STORAGE TANK) NC NORMALLY CLOSED T-# TRANSFER AIR GRILLE NIC NOT IN CONTRACT UH-# UNIT HEATER NO NORMALLY OPEN UR-# URINAL NPS NOMINAL PIPE SIZE USG-# UNFIRED STEAM GENERATOR NTS NOT TO SCALE UV-# UNIT VENTILATOR CIA OUTSIDE AIR VA-# VALVE OFCI OWNER FURNISHED, CONTRACTOR INSTALLED VFD-# VARIABLE FREQUENCY DRIVE OFE OWNER FURNISHED EQUIPMENT WC-# WATER CLOSET OF01 OWNER FURNISHED / OWNER INSTALLED WS-# WATER SOFTENER PG PROPYLENE GLYCOL L-# LOUVER POE POINT OF ENTRANCE POS POINT OF SERVICE PPM PARTS PER MILLION PSI POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH PSIA POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH, ABSOLUTE PSIG POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH, GAGE PTS PNEUMATIC TUBE STATION PVC POLYVINYL CHLORIDE RA RETURN AIR RELA RELIEF AIR REQD REQUIRED RH RELATIVE HUMIDITY RPM REVOLUTIONS PER MINUTE SA SUPPLY AIR SEER SEASONAL ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATION SP STATIC PRESSURE SP STAIR PRESSURIZATION AIR (*) SRV SAFETY RELIEF VALVE TA TRANSFER AIR TEMP TEMPERATURE TSP TOTAL STATIC PRESSURE TSTAT THERMOSTAT TYP TYPICAL UC UNDER CUT (DOOR) UG UNDERGROUND UP UP VAV VARIABLE AIR VOLUME VFD VARIABLE FREQUENCY DRIVE VIF VERIFY IN FIELD VTR VENT-THRU-ROOF W/ WITH MID WITHOUT WB WET BULB TEMPERATURE WG WATER GAUGE ZN-# ZONE °C CELSIUS OF FAHRENHEIT GENERAL NOTES 1. THE MECHANICAL PLANS ARE DIAGRAMMATIC IN NATURE AND ARE BASED ON ONE MANUFACTURER'S EQUIPMENT. THEY ARE NOT INTENDED TO SHOW EVERY ITEM IN ITS EXACT LOCATION, THE EXACT DIMENSIONS, OR ALL OF THE DETAILS FOR THE EQUIPMENT. THE MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY THE ACTUAL DIMENSIONS OF THE EQUIPMENT AND ENSURE THAT IT WILL FIT IN THE AVAILABLE SPACE. 2. MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBLE FOR INSTALLATION OF COMPLETED AND OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS WITH DUE RESPECT TO ALL APPLICABLE CODES AND AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION. 3. IT IS THE CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBILITY TO FIELD VERIFY ALL CONNECTION POINTS PRIOR TO INSTALL. NOT ALL CONNECTION SIZES ARE SHOWN, BUT THOSE THAT ARE APPROXIMATE AND TAKEN FROM EXISTING AS-BUILTS AND FIELD OBSERVATIONS. 4. COORDINATE PIPE ROUTING WITH DUCTWORK, SPRINKLER PIPING AND ELECTRICAL POWER/LIGHTING CIRCUITING AND STRUCTURAL MEMBERS PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. 5. CONTRACTORS TO VERIFY ALL GRADES, DIMENSIONS AND EXISTING CONDITIONS AT THE SITE BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH WORK. NOTIFY PRIME CONSULTANT OF ANY DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN DRAWINGS AND ACTUAL CONDITIONS BEFORE INSTALLATION. 6. ALL MATERIALS AND INSTALLATION SHALL COMPLY WITH THE CONSTRUCTION SPECIFICATIONS. 7. COORDINATE INSTALLATION OF PIPING AND DUCTWORK WITH ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR AND OTHER TRADES. 8. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL PERMITS NEEDED TO CONSTRUCT WORK SHOULD IN THE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS AND ACCOMPANYING SPECIFICATIONS. 9. IF THERE IS A CONFLICT BETWEEN THE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS AND SPECIFICATIONS, THE MOST STRINGENT WILL APPLY. 10. ALL EQUIPMENT SHALL BE INSTALLED IN STRICT ACCORDANCE WITH THE EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS. CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE ALL FITTINGS, TRANSITIONS, DAMPERS, VALVES, AND OTHER DEVICES REQUIRED FOR A COMPLETE WORKABLE INSTALLATION. 11. PENETRATIONS OF DUCTS, PIPES, CONDUITS,ETC IN WALLS REQUIRING PROTECTED OPENINGS SHALL BE FIRE STOPPED, FIRE STOP MATERIAL, SHALL BE A UL/ULC-LISTED ASSEMBLY APPROPRIATE FOR FIRE OR SMOKE PENETRATIONS AS APPLICABLE AND AS APPROVED BY THE FIRE MARSHAL. 12. THE MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE AND INSTALL FIRE, SMOKE, OR COMBINATION SMOKE/FIRE DAMPERS AND ACCESS PANELS COMMENSURATE WITH THE RATING OF THE WALL IN ALL DUCTWORK THAT PENETRATES FIRE WALLS, FIRE BARRIERS, FIRE PARTITIIONS, SMOKE BARRIERS AND SMOKE PARTITION IN ALL DUCTWORK THAT PENETRATES A HORIZONTAL OR VERTICAL FIRE PARTITION, OR AS OTHERWISE SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS. 13. ALL BRANCH DUCTS SHALL HAVE VOLUME DAMPERS. 14. WHERE FLOW EXCEEDS 150 CFM, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL USE SMOOTH RADIUS ELBOWS OR TURNING VANES. 15. ALL DUCT JOINTS SHALL BE SEALED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SMACNA STANDARDS. 16. ALL DUCT DIMENSIONS ARE NET INSIDE VALUES. DIMENSIONS MAY BE CHANGED PROVIDED THAT THE NET FREE AREA IS MAINTAINED. 17. ALL CONCEALED DUCTWORK SHALL BE INSULATED WITH 1" FIBERGLASS INSULATING BLANKET WITH ALUMINUM FOIL FACING. 18. ALL DUCTWORK SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED, ERECTED AND TESTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LOCAL REGULATIONS AND PROCEDURES DETAILED IN THE APPLICABLE STANDARDS ADOPTED BY THE SHEET METAL AND AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACTORS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. (SMACNA). 19. ALL PIPE SHALL BE SUPPORTED FROM THE BUILDING STRUCTURE IN A NEAT AND WORKMANLIKE MANNER. THE USE OF WIRE OR METAL STRAPS TO SUPPORT PIPES WILL NOT BE PERMITTED. REFER TO SPECIFICATIONS FOR MINUMUM SPACING OF PIPE SUPPORTS. 20. THE HVAC SYSTEMS SHALL BE TESTED AND BALANCED BY AN INDEPENDENT AGENCY, UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF A LICENSED PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER. A SEALED TYPE WRITTEN REPORT SHALL BE SUBMITTED TO THE ARCHITECT/ENGINEER. 21. ALL EQUIPMENT TO BE INSTALLED ON MIN 6" THICK CONCRETE HOUSEKEEPING PADS. 22. ALL EQUIPMENT, DUCTS PIPING, AND OTHER DEVICES AND MATERIALS INSTALLED OUTSIDE OF THE BUILDING OR OTHERWISE EXPOSED TO THE WEATHER SHALL BE COMPLETELY WEATHERPROOFED. 23. MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT, DUCTS AND PIPING ARE TO BE COORDINATED WITH STRUCTURAL JOISTS AND CROSS BRACING. 24. ALL EXPOSED PIPING IN OCCUPIED SPACES SUBJECT TO ARCHITECTURAL APPROVAL PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. DEMO NOTES 1. NOT ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS HAVE BEEN SHOWN. CONTRACTOR TO FIELD VERIFY ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS PRIOR TO DEMO. 2. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROTECT ALL WORK AND EXISTING CONDITIONS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS CONTRACT FROM DAMAGE, COVER ENDS OF PIPING AND DUCTWORK NOT ACTIVELY BEING WORKED ON. IT IS THE CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBILITY TO REPAIR OR REPLACE ANY DAMAGED ITEMS THAT OCCURS DURING THIS CONSTRUCTION PROJECT AT NO COST TO THE OWNER. 3. DEMOLISH ALL REQUIRED EQUIPMENT, DUCTWORK, PIPING, HANGERS, CONTROLS AND ALL ASSOCIATED EXISTING SYSTEMS AS REQUIRED. TO REPLACE EACH SYSTEM, CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE DEMOLITION WITH EXISTING SYSTEMS AND COMPONENTS TO REMAIN PRIOR TO WORK COMMENCING. 4. IT IS THE CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBILITY TO CLEAN UP ALL DEBRIS FROM SITE AT THE END OF EACH WORK DAY AND DISPOSE OFF EITHER IN LAY DOWN RECYCLE BINS PROVIDED BY THE CONTRACTOR OR OFFSITE ALL TOGETHER. 5. ALL DEMOLISHED EQUIPMENT SHALL BE TURNED OVER TO THE OWNER UNLESS DIRECTED OTHERWISE. IF NOT REQUIRED BY OWNER, DISPOSE AS REQUIRED. DRAWING INDEX No. DRAWING NAME M001 GENERAL NOTES, LEGENDS AND ABBREVIATIONS M002 MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS M101 SUITE 30 - HVAC DEMO & NEW PLANS M102 SUITE 30 - PLUMBING DEMO & NEW PLANS M501 DETAILS & CONTROLS M601 EQUIPMENT SCHEDULES tgb architects t 425.778.1530 21911 76th Ave W. Ste 210 f 425.774.7803 Edmonds WA 98026 info@tgbarchitects.com www.tgbarchitects.com Stantec Stantec Consulting Services Inc. 3400188th St SW Suite 285 Lynnwood, WA 98037-4772 Tel: (206) 667-05551 stantec.com 11 /08/2024 SWEDISH - EDMONDS MEDICAL PAVILION - BASEMENT 7320 216TH STREET SUITE 10 AND 30 EDMONDS, WA 98026 PERMIT / BID SET RECEIVED 11 /8/2024 CITY OF EDMONDS DEVELOPMENT GEN ERALS.yyrlplQ ; LEGENDS AND ABBREVIATIONS ISSUANCE No. Description Date PROJECT INFORMATION PROJECT NUMBER: 24034 PROJECT LEAD: Designer DRAWN BY: Author a (V Lp 0 CV 0 N W 1 2 3 4 5 1 6 7 8 9 SHEET NO NOTE: NOT ALL SYMBOLS, SYSTEMS, AND ABBREVIATIONS MAY BE USED ON THIS PROJECTM001 10 11 Y = 0 J W U In a 75 0- co Lp .. v CV O CV W 1 1 2 3 1.1 GENERAL A. PROVIDE A COMPLETE OPERATIONAL MECHANICAL SYSTEM AS DESCRIBED HEREIN, AND IN COMPLETE ACCORD WITH APPLICABLE CODES AND STANDARDS. THE SCOPE OF WORK SHALL INCLUDE, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE PROVISION OF ALL LABOR, MATERIALS, TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT REQUIRED FOR THE INSTALLATION, TESTING AND COMMISSIONING OF THE COMPLETE MECHANICAL SYSTEM. B. THE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS ARE A GUIDE TO ESTABLISHING QUALITY OF EQUIPMENT, MATERIALS, WORKMANSHIP AND PERFORMANCE. DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS ARE COMPLEMENTARY TO ONE ANOTHER, BUT IN THE EVENT OF A DISCREPANCY THE MORE STRINGENT SHALL PREVAIL. ANY DISCREPANCY BETWEEN DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS LEAVING IN DOUBT THE TRUE INTENT OF WORK SHALL BE BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE ENGINEER IMMEDIATELY. C. THE TERM "PROVIDE" SHALL MEAN TO SUPPLY AND INSTALL. D. REFERENCES TO "ENGINEER" IN THIS DOCUMENT SHALL MEAN STANTEC CONSULTING LTD./STANTEC CONSULTING INC. E. BEFORE SUBMITTING THEIR BID, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL EXAMINE THE SITE AND ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS AFFECTING THE WORK UNDER THIS CONTRACT. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CONFIRM THAT THE WORK SHOWN AND DESCRIBED HEREIN CAN BE COMPLETED WITHOUT ADDITIONAL CHARGES IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE AWARD OF CONTRACT. F. THE MECHANICAL SYSTEM SHALL COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF ALL APPLICABLE CODES AND STANDARDS AS ADOPTED BY AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION INCLUDING APPLICABLE LOCAL BUILDING CODE/INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE, ALL REVISIONS AND AMENDMENTS THERETO, AND ANY OTHER CODES THAT MAY BE APPLICABLE. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PAY ALL FEES, OBTAIN ALL PERMITS REQUIRED, AND OBTAIN INSPECTIONS AND APPROVALS REQUIRED FROM THE AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION. G. PROVIDE A WRITTEN GUARANTEE STATING THAT ALL MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP PROVIDED UNDER THIS CONTRACT SHALL BE REMAIN FREE FROM DEFECTS FOR A PERIOD OF ONE (1) YEAR FROM THE DATE OF ACCEPTANCE OF THE COMPLETED WORK, AND FURTHER THAT ANY DEFECTS THAT BECOME APPARENT DURING THE GUARANTEE PERIOD WILL BE CORRECTED AT NO ADDITIONAL COST. H. ALL WORK SHALL BE EXECUTED IN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER AND SHALL HAVE AN ACCEPTABLE APPEARANCE WHEN COMPLETED. ALL WORKMANSHIP SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH RECOGNIZED TRADE STANDARDS. I. ALL MATERIALS USED SHALL BE NEW AND OF THE BEST QUALITY AVAILABLE. ALL EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS SHALL CONFORM TO FLAME SPREAD AND SMOKE DEVELOPED RATINGS AS REQUIRED BY THE APPLICABLE LOCAL AND NATIONAL BUILDING CODES. J. ALL EQUIPMENT SHALL BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE MANUFACTURER'S PRINTED INSTALLATION DIRECTIONS. K. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE FAMILIAR SCOPE OF WORK AND SHALL COOPERATE WITH THE OWNER SO THAT THE WORK WILL NOT CONFLICT WITH DAY-TO- DAY OPERATIONS. ANY CONFLICTS OR DEFAULTS WHICH ARISE DURING THE CONSTRUCTION PERIOD MUST BE RESOLVED IMMEDIATELY. COMPLY WITH ALL OWNER SPECIFIC WORKPLACE REGULATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS. L. MAKE ANY NECESSARY CHANGES NECESSARY TO ACCOMMODATE THE WORK OF OTHER TRADES AND NOTE SUCH CHANGES ON THE RECORD DRAWINGS. M. PROVIDE GENERAL, LIABILITY AND VEHICLE INSURANCE COVERAGE FOR THE DURATION OF THE WORK. PROVIDE INSURANCE CERTIFICATES WHEN REQUESTED. N. WORK AREAS SHALL BE MAINTAINED IN A CLEAN AND SAFE CONDITION TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE OWNER AND ENGINEER. 0. ALL EXISTING ITEMS WHICH NEED TO BE REMOVED, AND WHICH HAVE A REASONABLE SALVAGE VALUE, SUCH AS FANS AND MOTORS, AIR TERMINALS, PLUMBING FIXTURES, AND VALVES, SHALL BE CAREFULLY REMOVED AND HANDED OVER TO THE OWNER. HANDING OVER TO THE OWNER INCLUDES MOVING TO OWNER'S DESIGNATED STORAGE PLACE ON SITE. THESE ITEMS SHALL NOT BECOME THE PROPERTY OF THE CONTRACTOR. THE OWNER HAS FIRST RIGHT TO THE SALVAGED EQUIPMENT. OBTAIN A WRITTEN RECEIPT FROM THE OWNER DETAILING EACH OF THE ITEMS HANDED OVER. P. ALL EXISTING ITEMS NOT REQUIRED BY THE OWNER SHALL BE REMOVED FROM THE SITE. Q. PATCH AND MAKE GOOD EXISTING SURFACES WHERE DISTURBED BY THE WORK, TO "AS GOOD OR BETTER" CONDITION. USE MATERIALS THAT ARE COMPATIBLE WITH THE EXISTING MATERIALS. R. BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL WORK IDENTIFIED OR IMPLIED BY THE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO: 1. INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING OF ALL SYSTEMS, INCLUDING THE EQUIPMENT PROVIDED BY THE OWNER WHERE NOTED. 2. BALANCING THE AIR AND WATER SYSTEMS. 3. MAKE PROVISIONS FOR EASY ACCESS FOR AIR AND WATER BALANCER. 4. REVISION AND TESTING OF THE HEATING, VENTILATION, PLUMBING AND SPRINKLER AND CONTROLS SYSTEM IN THE AREA. 5. DISPOSAL OF ALL UNUSED MATERIAL. 6. BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PERFORMANCE AND COMMISSIONING OF ALL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED AND INSTALLED FOR THE PROJECT (INCLUDING ALL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED BY THE OWNER WHERE APPLICABLE). 1.2 DESCRIPTION OF WORK A. BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL WORK IDENTIFIED OR IMPLIED BY THE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO; 1. INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING OF ALL SYSTEMS, INCLUDING THE EQUIPMENT PROVIDED BY THE OWNER WHERE NOTED. 2. BALANCING OF THE AIR AND WATER SYSTEMS. MAKE PROVISIONS FOR EASY ACCESS FOR AIR AND WATER BALANCER. 3. REVISION AND TESTING OF THE HEATING, VENTILATION, PLUMBING AND SPRINKLER SYSTEMS IN THE AREA. 4. DISPOSAL OF ALL UNUSED MATERIAL. 5. BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PERFORMANCE AND COMMISSIONING OF ALL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED AND INSTALLED FOR THE PROJECT (INCLUDING ALL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED BY THE OWNER WHERE APPLICABLE) 1.3 STANDARD OF ACCEPTANCE A. MEANS THAT ITEM NAMED AND SPECIFIED BY MANUFACTURER AND/OR EQUIPMENT MODEL NUMBER CONFORMS TO SPECIFICATIONS AND SETS STANDARD REGARDING PERFORMANCE, QUALITY OF MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP AND WHEN USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH A REFERENCED STANDARD, SHALL BE CONSIDERED TO SATISFY THE STANDARD. B. WHERE TWO OR MORE MANUFACTURERS ARE LISTED, THE MANUFACTURER'S NAME SHOWN UNDERLINED OR SHOWN WITH A MODEL NAME AND/OR NUMBER, WAS USED IN PREPARING THE DESIGN. PROJECT BIDS MAY BE BASED ON ANY ONE OF THOSE NAMED, PROVIDED THAT THEY MEET EVERY ASPECT OF THE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS. C. WHERE OTHER THAN THE UNDERLINED MANUFACTURER OR NAMED MANUFACTURER IS SELECTED OR APPROVED, CONTRACTOR SHALL COVER THE COST OF ANY RESULTING WORK (BOTH UNDER THIS DIVISION AND OTHER DIVISIONS) AND ANY NECESSARY REDESIGN OF INSTALLATION OR STRUCTURE. SUBMIT REDESIGN DRAWINGS FOR REVIEW WITH SHOP DRAWINGS. MAINTAIN INSTALLATION, ACCESS AND SERVICING CLEARANCES. REDESIGN DRAWINGS SHALL BE TO SCALE AND OF A STANDARD EQUAL TO THE PROJECT DRAWINGS. D. WHERE TWO OR MORE ITEMS OF EQUIPMENT AND/OR MATERIAL, OF THE SAME TYPE, ARE REQUIRED, PROVIDE PRODUCTS OF A SINGLE MANUFACTURER. E. A VISIBLE MANUFACTURER'S NAMEPLATE SHALL INDICATE MANUFACTURER'S NAME, MODEL NUMBER, SERIAL NUMBER, CAPACITY DATA, ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND APPROVAL STAMPS. 1.4 ADDITION OF ACCEPTABLE MANUFACTURERS A. MATERIAL/PRODUCTS CONSIDERED TO SATISFY THE SPECIFICATION, BUT OF A MANUFACTURER OTHER THAN THOSE NAMED IN THE SPECIFICATION MAY BE SUBMITTED TO THE ENGINEER FOR CONSIDERATION NOT LATER THAN FIVE (5) WORKING DAYS PRIOR TO PROJECT BID DATE. B. ADDITION OF MANUFACTURER'S NAMES TO THE SPECIFICATIONS WILL BE IN WRITING BY THE ENGINEER. 1.5 EXISTING SERVICES A. CONFIRM LOCATIONS AND ROUTINGS OF ALL EXISTING SERVICES WHICH MIGHT BE AFFECTED BY THE WORK. PROTECT EXISTING AND REPAIR ANY DAMAGE CAUSED BY ANY WORK PERFORMED. ACCOMMODATE WORK CHANGES IN LOCATION AND ROUTING AS MAY BE NECESSARY. 1.6 CUTTING & PATCHING A. BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL CUTTING, PATCHING, DIGGING, AND CORING REQUIRED TO ACCOMMODATE THE MECHANICAL SERVICES. CORRECT AND REPAIR TO MATCH THE ORIGINAL CONDITION. B. VERIFY THE LOCATION OF EXISTING BUILDING SERVICES AND STRUCTURAL REINFORCEMENT WITHIN EXISTING ROOF, FLOORS AND WALLS PRIOR TO CUTTING. CUTTING OF STRUCTURAL BUILDING COMPONENTS SHALL ONLY TAKE PLACE UPON THE RECEIPT OF SPECIFIC WRITTEN APPROVAL OF THE STRUCTURAL ENGINEER. REPAIRS TO EXISTING SERVICES DAMAGED AS A RESULT OF CUTTING IS INCLUDED IN THIS SECTION OF THE WORK. 1.7 MISCELLANEOUS METAL A. INCLUDE ALL MISCELLANEOUS STEEL WORK AS OUTLINED IN THE SPECIFICATIONS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO SUPPORT OF EQUIPMENT. B. ALL STEEL WORK SHALL BE PRIME COATED, READY FOR PAINT FINISH. 1.8 ACCESSIBILITY A. INSTALL ALL WORK SO AS TO BE READILY ACCESSIBLE FOR ADJUSTMENT, INSPECTION, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE. 1.9 ARCHITECTURAL ACCESS DOORS A. INSTALL AT ALL CONCEALED DAMPERS, TRAPS, UNIONS, VALVES, WATER HAMMER ARRESTORS, SPECIAL EQUIPMENT, AND TRAP PRIMERS. B. LOCATE ACCESS DOORS SO THAT ALL CONCEALED ITEMS ARE READILY ACCESSIBLE FOR ADJUSTMENT, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE. C. DO NOT LOCATE ACCESS DOORS IN FEATURE WALL OR CEILING CONSTRUCTION WITHOUT THE PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE ENGINEER. LOCATE IN SERVICE AREAS WHEREVER POSSIBLE. 1.10 GUARDS AND COVERS A. PROVIDE REMOVABLE PROTECTIVE GUARDS ON ALL EXPOSED V-BELT DRIVES AND SHAFT COUPLINGS IN ACCORDANCE WITH LOCAL SAFETY REGULATION AND OSHA REQUIREMENTS. B. REMOVABLE ACCESS COVERS SHALL BE PROVIDED FOR ALL EQUIPMENT INSTALLED UNDER THIS PROJECT. 1.11 LUBRICATION OF EQUIPMENT A. LUBRICATE ALL EQUIPMENT PRIOR TO BEING OPERATED, EXCEPT SEALED BEARINGS, WHICH SHALL BE CHECKED. B. USE THE LUBRICANT RECOMMENDED BY THE MANUFACTURER FOR THE SERVICE FOR WHICH THE EQUIPMENT IS SPECIFIED. 1.12 ESCUTCHEONS A. PROVIDE ESCUTCHEONS ON ALL PIPES PASSING THROUGH FINISHED WALLS, FLOORS AND CEILINGS. B. ESCUTCHEONS SHALL BE CHROME PLATED OR STAINLESS STEEL SUITABLE FOR DIMENSIONS OF PIPING AND INSULATION. 1.13 PENETRATION OF FIRE SEPARATIONS A. SEAL ALL PIPE AND DUCT PENETRATIONS THROUGH FIRE SEPARATIONS WITH "3M FIRE BARRIER" SYSTEM OR EQUAL U.L. LISTED SYSTEM. COORDINATE WITH OWNER ON PREFERRED SYSTEM. 1.14 PENETRATION OF SOUND AND PRESSURE SEPARATIONS A. SEAL ALL PIPE AND DUCT PENETRATIONS THROUGH SOUND AND/OR PRESSURE SEPARATIONS TO MINIMIZE NOISE TRANSFER AND/OR AIR LEAKAGE. 1.15 TEMPORARY USE OF MECHANICAL SYSTEMS A. OBTAIN WRITTEN PERMISSION FROM THE ENGINEER OR OWNER IF IT IS DESIRED TO USE THE MECHANICAL SYSTEMS FOR TEMPORARY HEAT. B. THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS MUST BE CONFIRMED PRIOR TO THE USE OF THE MECHANICAL SYSTEMS FOR TEMPORARY HEATING: 1. ANY EQUIPMENT START-UPS SHALL COMPLY WITH SPECIFIED PROCEDURES. 2. ALL SANDING MUST BE COMPLETE, SPRAY PAINTING MUST BE COMPLETE. 3. THE CONTRACTOR MUST PAY FOR THE GAS/ELECTRICITY. 4. ALL INSPECTORS APPROVALS MUST BE RECEIVED. 5. LUBRICATE ALL EQUIPMENT OPERATED. 6. ALARMS/CONTROLS MUST BE OPERATIONAL. C. DURING THE TEMPORARY HEATING PERIOD, COMPLY WITH THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: 1. KEEP ALL WORK AREAS CLEAN. 2. MAINTAIN CHEMICAL TREATMENT OF PIPING SYSTEMS. 3. MAINTAIN THE SYSTEMS. 4. OPERATE THE UNITS UTILIZING 100% OUTSIDE AIR IF POSSIBLE, TO AVOID PULLING BUILDING AIR INTO THE RETURN DUCTS AND THE UNITS. D. COVER ALL RETURN AIR OPENINGS WITH FILTER FABRIC TO PREVENT DUST FROM ENTERING DUCT SYSTEMS. E. BEFORE HANDING THE SYSTEMS OVER TO THE OWNER, COMPLY WITH THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: 1. BRING PLANT TO" AS -NEW" CONDITIONS. 2. REPLACE ALL PANEL TYPE AIR FILTERS INSTALLED UNDER THIS CONTRACT WITH NEW FILTERS. 3. RE CLEAN DUCTWORK AS NECESSARY AND PROVIDE A REPORT FROM THE APPROVED DUCT CLEANING AGENCY CERTIFYING THAT THE DUCTWORK IS CLEAN. 1.16 SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS A. BEFORE THE ENGINEER IS REQUESTED TO MAKE AN INSPECTION FOR SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION OF THE WORK: 1. COMMISSION ALL SYSTEMS AND PROVE OUT ALL COMPONENTS, INTERLOCKS AND SAFETY DEVICES. 2. SUBMIT A LETTER CERTIFYING THAT ALL WORK (INCLUDING CALIBRATION OF INSTRUMENTS AND BALANCING OF SYSTEMS) IS COMPLETE, OPERATIONAL, CLEAN AND ALL REQUIRED SUBMISSIONS HAVE BEEN COMPLETED. B. THE WORK WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED TO BE READY FOR USE OR SUBSTANTIALLY COMPLETION UNTIL THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS HAVE BEEN MET: 1. ALL LIFE SAFETY ITEMS ARE COMPLETED AND FULLY FUNCTIONAL. 2. ALL REPORTED DEFICIENCIES HAVE BEEN CORRECTED. 3. TESTING AND BALANCING COMPLETED. 4. OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS COMPLETED. 5. "AS BUILT" RECORD DRAWING READY FOR REVIEW. 6. SYSTEM COMMISSIONING HAS BEEN COMPLETED AND HAS BEEN VERIFIED BY ENGINEER. 7. ALL DEMONSTRATIONS TO THE OWNER HAVE BEEN COMPLETED. 1.17 OPERATING & MAINTENANCE MANUALS A. INSTRUCT THE BUILDING OPERATORS IN THE OPERATION AND PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE OF EACH PIECE OF EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEM SUPPLIED AND INSTALLED. COMPLETE AND TURN OVER DOCUMENTATION PRIOR TO SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION. B. PROVIDE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE DATA AS REQUIRED UNDER SECTION 01300. C. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL SUPPLY FOUR (4) FINAL AND ONE PRELIMINARY COPY OF THE EQUIPMENT DATA AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS. THE PRELIMINARY COPY REFERRED TO ABOVE SHALL INCLUDE ONLY THE SYSTEMS DESCRIPTIONS, OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS AND SHALL BE DELIVERED TO THE ENGINEER FOR REVIEW AND COMMENT NO LATER THAN ONE (1) MONTH PRIOR TO THE DATE OF SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION. THIS COPY MAY BE IN A LOOSE-LEAF RING BINDER. 1 4 5 1 D. PROVIDE THREE (3) COPIES TO OWNER AND ONE (1) COPY TO ENGINEER OF HARD COVER EXTENSION TYPE BINDERS BOUND WITH HEAVY DARK GREEN FABRIC WITH HOT STAMPED GOLD LETTERS ON FRONT AND SPINE INDICATING MECHANICAL OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS, ARCH., MECH. ENGINEERING FIRM, CONTRACTOR'S AND PROJECT NAME AT LEAST TEN DAYS PRIOR TO THE SUBSTANTIAL PERFORMANCE INSPECTION DATE. E. PROVIDE A CD-ROM BASED COPY OF THE OPERATING & MAINTENANCE MANUALS DESCRIBED ABOVE. 1. CONSIST OF ALL DATA IN THE MANUALS, ARRANGED IN A "PDF" FORMAT FILE, WITH AN INTERACTIVE MENU SYSTEM OF BOOKMARKS TO MATCH THE MANUAL FORMAT. 2. INCLUDE THE LATEST VERSION OF ADOBE ACROBAT READER. 3. INCLUDE "PDF" FORMAT COPIES OF THE AS -BUILT PROJECT DRAWINGS (CONTACT THE ENGINEER FOR FILES). 4. SUBMIT THE CD-ROM TO THE ENGINEER FOR REVIEW AND COMMENT. INCORPORATE ANY SUGGESTED REVISIONS. F. INDEX THE OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS ACCORDING TO THE FOLLOWING INDEX SYSTEM. 1. TAB 1.0 MECHANICAL SYSTEMS: A. PROVIDE TITLE PAGE WITH CLEAR PLASTIC COVER. B. THE FRONT TITLE PAGE SHALL INCLUDE THE COVER INFORMATION IN ADDITION TO: 1. THE OWNER 2. THE ARCHITECT 3. THE ENGINEER 4. THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR 5. THE MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR 6. THE AGENCY PREPARING THE MANUALS 7. THE ADDRESSES, PHONE AND FAX NUMBERS FOR THE ABOVE WILL BE GIVEN ADJACENT TO THEIR NAME. 2. TAB 1.1 LIST OF MECHANICAL DRAWINGS. 3. TAB 1.2 DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEMS: A. PROVIDE COMPLETE DESCRIPTION OF EACH SYSTEM. a. INCLUDE DETAILED SYSTEM DESCRIPTION AND COMPONENTS COMPRISING THAT SYSTEM, EXPLANATION OF HOW EACH COMPONENT INTERFACES WITH OTHERS TO COMPLETE THE SYSTEM, LOCATION OF EACH THERMOSTAT, CONTROLLER, OR OPERATING SETPOINTS. 4. TAB 1.3 OPERATING DIVISION: A. PROVIDE COMPLETE AND DETAILED OPERATION OF EACH MAJOR COMPONENT. 1. INCLUDE STARTING PROCEDURE, EXACT SWITCH AND CONTROL LOCATION. 2. DESCRIBE OPERATION OF COMPONENT CONTROLS, CHANGES REQUIRED FOR SUMMER OR WINTER OPERATION AND METHOD OF ACCOMPLISHMENT. 3. DESCRIBE TROUBLE SHOOTING SEQUENCE WHEN SET POINTS CANNOT BE MAINTAINED. 4. DESCRIBE SAFEGUARDS TO CHECK IF EQUIPMENT GOES OFF LINE. 5. TAB 1.4 MAINTENANCE AND LUBRICATION DIVISION: a. PROVIDE DETAILED PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE AND LUBRICATION SCHEDULE FOR EACH OF THE MAJOR COMPONENTS INCLUDING DAILY, WEEKLY, MONTHLY, SEMI-ANNUAL AND YEARLY CHECKS AND TASKS. 1. DESCRIBE LUBRICATION AND MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE FOR EQUIPMENT COMPONENTS SUCH AS BEARINGS, DRIVES, MOTORS, AND FILTERS. INCLUDE RECOMMENDED LUBRICANTS. 2. COMPILE THIS INFORMATION FOR EACH TYPICAL PIECE OF EQUIPMENT. 6. TAB 1.5 LIST OF EQUIPMENT SUPPLIERS AND SUB -CONTRACTORS: A. PROVIDE COMPLETE LIST OF EQUIPMENT SUPPLIERS AND SUB -CONTRACTORS, INCLUDING ADDRESS AND TELEPHONE NUMBER. 1. OUTLINE PROCEDURES FOR PURCHASING PARTS AND EQUIPMENT. 2. PROVIDE A PARTS LIST AND REPAIR MANUAL FOR EACH PIECE OF COMPLETE EQUIPMENT SPECIFIED. 7. CERTIFICATION (TAB 2.0, 2.1, ETC.) INCLUDE COPIES OF: A. PRE -OPERATIONAL CLEANING REPORTS AND CHEMICAL TREATMENT AS SPECIFIED IN THE PIPE TESTING AND CLEANING SECTION OF THIS SPECIFICATION. 1. HYDROSTATIC AND AIR TESTS PERFORMED ON PIPING SYSTEMS. 2. EQUIPMENT ALIGNMENT CERTIFICATES. 3. BALANCING REPORTS FOR AIR AND WATER SYSTEMS. 4. VALVE TAG IDENTIFICATION. SCHEDULE INCLUDING LOCATION, SERVICE AND NORMAL POSITION. 5. PIPE COLOR CODE. 6. INSPECTION APPROVAL CERTIFICATES FOR PLUMBING AND GAS SYSTEMS. 7. INSPECTION APPROVAL CERTIFICATES FOR ALL AIR-CONDITIONING HEATING AND VENTILATION SYSTEMS. 8. GUARANTEE CERTIFICATE. 8. SHOP DRAWINGS (TAB 3.0, 3.1, ETC.): a. INCLUDE COPY OF ALL APPROVED ONLY SHOP DRAWINGS. 1. INCLUDE REDUCED RECORD CONTROL DRAWINGS (8'/z" X 11" OR 11" X 17" FOLD OUT). G. THE DIVIDER TABS SHALL BE LAMINATED MYLAR PLASTIC, AND COLORED ACCORDING TO SECTION. THE COLORING IS AS FOLLOWS: MECHANICAL SYSTEMS - 1.0 - 1.5 - ORANGE, CERTIFICATION 2.0 - 2.4 - GREEN, SHOP DRAWINGS AND MAINTENANCE 3.0 - 3.17 - YELLOW. PLASTIC TABS WITH TYPED INSERTIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. H. PROVIDE A MINIMUM OF THREE (3) MONTHLY, ONE DAY VISITS TO THE BUILDING TO CHECK THAT BUILDING OPERATORS ARE OPERATING AND MAINTAINING MECHANICAL SYSTEMS IN PROPER MANNER AND KEEPING SCHEDULES UP TO DATE. FORWARD COMPLETE WRITTEN REPORT TO THE ENGINEER AFTER EACH VISIT. 1.18 SYSTEMS BALANCING A. ADJUST DUCT AND TERMINAL BALANCE DAMPERS, ADJUSTABLE AIR TURNING DEVICES AND ADJUST OR CHANGE DRIVE SHEAVES TO BALANCE SUPPLY, RETURN AND EXHAUST AIR SYSTEMS TO PROVIDE THE DESIGN AIR QUANTITIES (WITHIN +/-5%) AT EACH OUTLET AND INLET AND TO MAINTAIN THE DESIGN RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE SUPPLY AND EXHAUST AIR SYSTEM QUANTITIES. REFER TO THE DRAWINGS FOR AIR QUANTITIES. 1. ACCEPTABLE BALANCING CONTRACTORS: [PROJECT SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS]. 2. ADJUST ALL AIR TERMINALS TO OBTAIN THE OPTIMUM AIR DISTRIBUTION PATTERN. 3. ADJUST ALL AIR FLOW AND PRESSURE SENSING DEVICES. 4. ADJUST THE NEW WATER SYSTEMS TO DESIGN FLOW CONDITIONS. 5. ADJUST THE DOMESTIC HOT WATER RECIRCULATION SYSTEM FLOW RATES. 6. INCLUDE THREE (3) COPIES OF A BALANCE REPORT FOR INCLUSION INTO THE MANUALS. 1.19 SUBMITTALS A. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE A SINGLE PDF COPY OF SUBMITTALS OF ALL EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL FOR THE ENGINEER'S REVIEW. SUBMIT CLEAR AND DESCRIPTIVE CONTROL SEQUENCES PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. 1.20 AS -INSTALLED RECORD DRAWINGS A. MAINTAIN ONE SET OF RECORD DRAWINGS AT THE SITE. CLEARLY MARK IN RED ANY CHANGES OR DEVIATIONS FROM THE ORIGINAL DESIGN INTENT. RECORD ALL CHANGES TO THE WORK AS THE INSTALLATION PROGRESSES. B. AT THE COMPLETION OF THE WORK, CERTIFY THE DRAWING AS BEING ACCURATE, UPDATE THE IFC DRAWINGS TO REFLECT THE CHANGES, AND MARK THE DRAWING AS "AS -BUILT", AND SEND TO THE ENGINEER UPON SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION OF THIS CONTRACT. 1.21 IDENTIFICATION A. EACH PIPING SYSTEM SHALL BE COLOR CODED FOR IDENTIFICATION AND LABELED WITH THE SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION CODE LETTERS, INCLUDING TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE, IF APPLICABLE, AND DIRECTIONAL FLOW ARROWS. 1. IDENTIFY ALL NEW PIPING TO EXISTING BUILDING IDENTIFICATION STANDARDS. 2. IDENTIFY PIPING ADJACENT TO VALVES AND WHERE VALVES ARE IN SERIES AT NO MORE THAN 10 FOOT INTERVALS. IDENTIFY PIPING AT LEAST ONCE IN EACH ROOM AND AT 50 FOOT MAXIMUM SPACING IN OPEN AREAS. EXCEPTION: GAS PIPING TO BE IDENTIFIED AT 10 FOOT INTERVALS IN CEILING PLENUMS. 3. IDENTIFY PIPING BOTH SIDES WHERE PIPING PASSES THROUGH WALLS, PARTITIONS AND FLOORS. IDENTIFY PIPING AT POINT OF ENTRY AND LEAVING EACH PIPE CHASE AND/OR CONFINED SPACE. IDENTIFY PIPING ACCESSIBLE AT EACH ACCESS OPENING. 4. IDENTIFICATION LABELS MAY BE STENCILED. IDENTIFICATION ARROWS LABELS AND LETTERS MAY BE VINYL CLOTH (BRADY B500) OR VINYL FILM (BRADY B946), WITH ADHESIVE COMPATIBLE WITH THE SURFACE TEMPERATURE. 5. IDENTIFICATION COLOR BANDS FOR PRIMARY AND SECONDARY COLORS TO INDICATE THE TYPE AND DEGREE OF HAZARD SHALL BE APPLIED TO OVERLAP A MINIMUM OF 2". BANDS SHALL BE BRADY B550 VINYL CLOTH TAPE OR BRADY B946 VINYL TAPE, WITH ADHESIVE COMPATIBLE WITH THE SURFACE TEMPERATURE. 6. COMPLY WITH ASME A13.1 COLOR STANDARDS UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. B. EACH PIECE OF EQUIPMENT SHALL BE IDENTIFIED WITH ITS EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE IDENTIFICATION, E.G. SUPPLY FAN SF-1, COOLING COIL CC-1, PUMP P-1. 1. PROVIDE LAMINATED PLASTIC PLATES WITH BLACK FACE AND WHITE CENTER OF MINIMUM SIZE 3'/2" X 1'/2" X 3/32" ENGRAVED WITH HIGH LETTERING. USE 1" HIGH LETTERING FOR MAJOR EQUIPMENT. 2. APPLY NAMEPLATES SECURELY IN CONSPICUOUS PLACES, ON COOL SURFACES. C. SECURE'/4" SELF-ADHESIVE COLORED DOTS TO THE CEILING, TO IDENTIFY THE LOCATION OF ACCESS TO EQUIPMENT CONCEALED ABOVE THE CEILING. 1.22 VIBRATION ISOLATION A. PROVIDE VIBRATION ISOLATION ON ALL MOTOR DRIVEN EQUIPMENT WITH MOTORS OF'/z HP AND GREATER POWER OUTPUT (AS INDICATED ON THE MOTOR NAMEPLATE) AND ON PIPING AND DUCTWORK, AS SPECIFIED HEREIN. FOR EQUIPMENT LESS THAN ''/z HP, PROVIDE NEOPRENE GROMMETS AT THE SUPPORT POINTS. B. PROVIDE %" THICK CONTINUOUS PERIMETER CLOSED CELL FOAM GASKET TO ISOLATE BASE OF PACKAGE TYPE EQUIPMENT, AHU'S, EXHAUST FANS, ETC. FROM FLOORS, ROOFS AND ROOF CURBS. SELECT WIDTH FOR NOMINAL 3 PSIG LOADING UNDER WEIGHT OF EQUIPMENT AND ALLOW FOR 25% COMPRESSION, 3/16". INCREASE WIDTH OF CURB USING STEEL SHIM IF NECESSARY TO ACCOMMODATE GASKET. FOR LIGHT EQUIPMENT SUCH AS EXHAUST FANS, DEFLECTION SHOULD BE A MINIMUM OF 0.05". USE HOLD DOWN BOLTS SELECTED FOR SEISMIC LOADS. ISOLATE BOLTS FROM BASE OF UNIT USING NEOPRENE HEMI-GROMMETS. AVOID COMPRESSING GASKET (E.G. USE HILTI HVA ADHESIVE SET BOLTS, OR EQUAL, WITH STEEL WASHERS AND LOCK NUTS, ADJUSTED FINGER TIGHT TO THE HEMI-GROMMETS). SIZE BOLT AND HEMI-GROMMET FOR MINIMUM LATERAL CLEARANCE. STANDARD OF ACCEPTANCE: AMERICAN NATIONAL RUBBER-EPDM-SBR BLEND SCE 41 TYPE SELF -EXTINGUISHING NEOPRENE, MASON INDUSTRIES TYPE HG HEMI-GROMMETS 1.23 SEISMIC RESTRAINTS A. PROVIDE ANCHORAGE AND BRACING ON ALL ISOLATED EQUIPMENT AND SEISMIC RESTRAINT ON ALL OTHER EQUIPMENT, PIPING AND DUCTWORK, ALL IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LATEST EDITION OF APPLICABLE LOCAL BUILDING CODE, ASCE 7, AND SMACNA GUIDELINES. B. INCLUDE IN THE BID SERVICES OF AN APPLICABLE APPROPRIATE PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER, REGULARLY EMPLOYED IN THE DESIGN OF SEISMIC RESTRAINT SYSTEMS TO REVIEW AND SIGN -OFF ON ALL SEISMIC SUPPORTS AND RESTRAINTS. SUBMIT "SEALED AND SIGNED" LETTERS OF ASSURANCE FROM THE SEISMIC ENGINEER. C. IT IS THE ENTIRE RESPONSIBILITY OF EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS TO DESIGN THEIR EQUIPMENT SO THAT THE STRENGTH AND ANCHORAGE OF INTERNAL COMPONENTS OF THE EQUIPMENT EXCEEDS THE FORCE LEVEL USED TO RESTRAIN AND ANCHOR THE UNIT ITSELF TO THE SUPPORTING STRUCTURE. D. ALL RESILIENTLY MOUNTED EQUIPMENT, INCLUDING PIPING AND DUCTWORK, SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH SEISMIC RESTRAINING DEVICES (SNUBBERS). E. AIR TERMINALS INSTALLED IN GRID CEILINGS ON FLEXIBLE DUCT SHALL HAVE AT LEAST TWO GALVANIZED STEEL SEISMIC RESTRAINT WIRES ATTACHED TO THE BUILDING STRUCTURE OR TO CEILING HANGER WIRES. ATTACH SECURITY BRIDLES AT OPPOSITE CORNERS OF EACH AIR TERMINAL AND IN SUCH A MANNER THAT THE AIR TERMINAL CANNOT FALL. F. PROVIDE FLEXIBLE PIPING CONNECTIONS WITHIN THE HYDRONIC HOT WATER PIPING THAT SERVE TERMINAL UNITS. G. AIR TERMINALS INSTALLED IN GRID CEILINGS ON RIGID DUCT SHALL HAVE AT LEAST TWO SCREWS SECURING THE AIR TERMINAL TO THE DUCT, PER ASCE 7 H. AIR TERMINALS INSTALLED IN GRID CEILINGS NOT ATTACHED TO DUCTS SHALL HAVE AT LEAST TWO SCREWS SECURING THE AIR TERMINAL TO THE CEILING SUPPORT OR AT LEAST TWO GALVANIZED STEEL SEISMIC RESTRAINT WIRES ATTACHED TO THE BUILDING STRUCTURE OR TO CEILING HANGER WIRES. I. PROVIDE GALVANIZED STEEL SEISMIC RESTRAINT WIRES FOR RADIANT CEILING PANELS ATTACHED TO EITHER BUILDING STRUCTURE OR TO CEILING HANGER WIRES. J. ROOF TOP UNIT SYSTEMS SHALL HAVE ROOF CURB/SUPPORT BOLTING RESTRAINT SYSTEMS DESIGNED BY AN APPLICABLE LOCAL PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER, REGULARLY EMPLOYED IN THE DESIGN OF RESTRAINT SYSTEMS. SUBMIT "SEALED" SHOP DRAWINGS FOR REVIEW BY THE ENGINEER. K. SLACK CABLE SYSTEMS 1. SLACK CABLE RESTRAINTS AS SUPPLIED BY MASON INDUSTRIES OR EQUAL. 2. RESTRAINT SYSTEMS AS DETAILED IN SMACNA "GUIDELINES FOR SEISMIC RESTRAINTS OF MECHANICAL SYSTEMS AND PLUMBING PIPING SYSTEMS" AS REVIEWED BY THE "OFFICE OF THE STATE ARCHITECT, STRUCTURAL SAFETY SECTION" FOR CALIFORNIA. IF LESSER RESTRAINT THAN RECOMMENDED BY SMACNA IS PROPOSED TO MEET LOCAL SEISMIC REQUIREMENTS, PROVIDE SHOP DRAWINGS OF DETAILS CERTIFIED BY AN APPLICABLE LOCAL REGISTERED STRUCTURAL ENGINEER. L. PROVIDE SUBMITTAL TO PROJECT MECHANICAL AND STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS. 1.24 DUCTWORK AND ACCESSORIES A. GALVANIZED STEEL, LOCK FORMING QUALITY. ALL DUCTWORK TO BE CONSTRUCTED, BRACED, CONNECTED AND JOINTED ACCORDING TO ASHRAE AND SMACNA. B. SNAPLOCK SEAMS AND CRIMP JOINTS ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE. C. ALL DUCT JOINTS, INDOOR AND OUTDOOR, SHALL BE COMPLETELY SEALED TO A CLASS A SEAL WITH AN APPROVED SEALANT, REGARDLESS OF PRESSURE CLASS. SEALANTS SHALL MEET ACCEPTABLE SMOKE AND FLAME SPREAD RATINGS. D. DUCT PRESSURE CLASSES: 1. HIGH PRESSURE SUPPLY DUCTWORK: A. DUCTWORK BETWEEN AHU AND TERMINAL UNIT; CONSTRUCT TO 4" W.C. 2. LOW PRESSURE SUPPLY DUCTWORK: A. DUCTWORK BETWEEN TERMINAL UNIT AND DIFFUSERS/GRILLE; CONSTRUCT TO 2" W.C. 3. RETURN/EXHAUST DUCTWORK: A. DUCTWORK BETWEEN AHU/FAN AND DIFFUSERS/GRILLE; CONSTRUCT TO 3" W.C. E. FLEXIBLE DUCT 1. PROVIDE MAXIMUM OF 48" OF FLEXIBLE CONNECTION FOR FINAL CONNECTIONS TO DIFFUSERS ONLY. DO NOT USE FLEX FOR MORE THAN A 90 DEGREE CHANGE OF DIRECTION. 2. WHERE FLEXIBLE DUCTWORK IS USED, PROVIDE FACTORY FABRICATED INSULATED FLEX, AS FOLLOWS: A. FLEXIBLE VINYL COATED STEEL HELIX BONDED TO INNER DUCT LINER. FIBROUS GLASS THERMAL INSULATION. B. OUTER JACKET OF METALIZED FIRE-RESISTANT VAPOR BARRIER. C. SUITABLE FOR UP TO 2" W.G. POSITIVE STATIC PRESSURE AND/OR 1" W.G. NEGATIVE STATIC PRESSURE. D. UL OR ULC LABELED, CLASS 1, DUCT CONNECTOR. E. CONNECT TO DUCTWORK USING TWO WRAPS OF DUCT TAPE AND STAINLESS STEEL WORM DRIVE CLAMPS OR PANDUIT ADJUSTABLE DIAMETER CLAMPS OR THERMAFLEX DUCT STRAP. F. PROVIDE BACKDRAFT DAMPERS WHERE INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS. 1. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: A. 16 GAUGE GALVANIZED STEEL OR ALUMINUM CHANNEL FRAME. B. 16 GAUGE ALUMINUM BLADES, COMPLETE WITH STIFFENING RIBS/BENDS. C. FULL BLADE LENGTH SHAFTS; BRASS, BALL OR NYLON BEARINGS. D. FELT OR NEOPRENE ANTI -CHATTER BLADE STRIPS. E. BLADE CONNECTING LINKAGE WITH EYELET AND PIN BEARINGS. F. MAXIMUM BLADE LENGTH OF 30" USE MULTIPLES FOR LARGER DIMENSIONS. G. MANUFACTURER'S LABEL. H. WHERE A BALANCED BACKDRAFT DAMPER (BBD) IS INDICATED THE DAMPER SHALL INCORPORATE AN ADJUSTABLE COUNTERBALANCE WEIGHT AND LEVER. 6 7 1 8 I. MAXIMUM PRESSURE DROP ACROSS DAMPER AT 800 FPM SHALL BE 0.20" W.G. J. SHALL WITHSTAND UP TO 10 IN WG. OF STATIC PRESSURE. K. STANDARD OF ACCEPTANCE: RUSKIN, GREENHECK, AIR CONTROL PRODUCTS G. PROVIDE BALANCE DAMPERS WITH LOCKING QUADRANT ON EACH RUN OUT TO A GRILLE OR DIFFUSER AND WHERE INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS. 1. IDENTIFY THE AIRFLOW DIRECTION AND BLADE ROTATION AND OPEN AND CLOSED POSITION. 2. PROVIDE SHEET METAL BRIDGE TO RAISE QUADRANT TYPE OPERATORS ABOVE THE INSULATION THICKNESS. PROVIDE OPEN END BEARINGS WHERE BRIDGES ARE USED. 3. THE DAMPER OPERATING LEVER SHALL BE ARRANGED PARALLEL WITH THE DAMPER BLADE. H. WIRE MESH SCREENS 1. PROVIDE WIRE MESH SCREENS IN ALL AIR INTAKE OPENINGS WHERE NOTED ON THE DRAWINGS. 2. SCREENS SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED FROM ALUMINUM WIRE 16 GAUGE DIAMETER. 3. SCREEN MESH SHALL BE'/z'. I. PROVIDE FIRE DAMPERS WHERE INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS. 1. FIRE DAMPERS SHALL BE UL TESTED AND LABELED. FIRE DAMPERS SHALL BE CURTAIN TYPE, FUSIBLE LINK ACTUATED, WEIGHTED TO CLOSE AND LOCK IN CLOSED POSITION WHEN RELEASED OR HAVING NEGATOR-SPRING-CLOSING OPERATOR FOR MULTI -LEAF TYPE IN HORIZONTAL POSITION WITH VERTICAL AIR FLOW. CURTAIN FIRE DAMPERS SHALL HAVE BLADES RETAINED IN A RECESS SO FREE AREA OF CONNECTING DUCTWORK IS NOT REDUCED. STANDARD OF ACCEPTANCE: RUSKIN, NAILOR HART, CONTROLLED AIR. 2. INSTALL IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SMACNA FIRE, SMOKE AND RADIATION DAMPER INSTALLATION GUIDE FOR HVAC SYSTEMS - LATEST EDITION. 3. SIZE SO THAT THE FREE AREA OF THE DUCT IS MAINTAINED THROUGH THE ASSEMBLY. 4. INSTALL IN GALVANIZED STEEL SLEEVE, RETAINED IN PLACE WITH RETAINING ANGLES ON ALL FOUR SIDES AT EACH FACE OF WALL. 5. CONNECT DUCTWORK TO DAMPER SLEEVES USING BREAK -AWAY DUCT JOINTS ON ALL FACES. 6. FIRE DAMPERS MUST BE INSTALLED WITHIN WALL THICKNESS OF FIRE SEPARATION. 7. USE UL APPROVED FIRE STOP SEALANT TO CAULK ALL JOINTS BETWEEN THE FIRE DAMPER SLEEVE ANGLES AND THE SLEEVE AND BETWEEN THE FIRE DAMPER SLEEVE ANGLES AND THE FIRE SEPARATION. 1.25 DUCTWORK CLEANING A. BEFORE HANDING THE SYSTEMS OVER TO THE OWNER, COMPLY WITH THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: 1. AS A CONDITION OF ACCEPTANCE ALL NEW AND /OR EXISTING AIR DUCTWORK SYSTEMS SHALL BE CLEAN. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CONFIRM SYSTEM CLEANLINESS IN WRITING AND SHALL ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY FOR MISINFORMATION AND CORRECTION OF DAMAGE. BEFORE STARTING FAN SYSTEMS, ALL SUPPLY OUTLETS SHALL HAVE CLEAN CHEESECLOTH ATTACHED TO THEM. 2. FINAL SYSTEMS CLEANING SHALL BE PERFORMED BY AN APPROVED CLEANING AGENCY. 3. THE CLEANING SHALL BE TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE ENGINEER AND OWNER. 4. PROVIDE A REPORT FROM THE APPROVED DUCT CLEANING AGENCY CERTIFYING THAT THE DUCTWORK IS CLEAN. 5. PROVIDE NEW FILTERS FOR ALL AIR HANDLERS AFTER CLEANING HAS BEEN COMPLETED. 1.26 PIPING INSTALLATION A. REAM PIPE ENDS. CLEAN SCALE AND DIRT, INSIDE AND OUTSIDE BEFORE AND AFTER ASSEMBLY. B. DURING CONSTRUCTION, PROTECT ALL OPENINGS IN PIPING AND EQUIPMENT, BY CAPPING OR PLUGGING TO PREVENT ENTRY OF DIRT. C. CONNECT TO EQUIPMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTION UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED. D. SLOPE SUPPLY PIPING UP (1:480) IN DIRECTION OF FLOW AND DRAIN FROM LOW POINTS. SLOPE RETURN PIPING DOWN (1:480) IN THE DIRECTION OF FL E. USE ECCENTRIC REDUCERS AT PIPE SIZE CHANGE INSTALLED TO PROVIDE POSITIVE DRAINAGE. F. PROVIDE CLEARANCE FOR ACCESS FOR MAINTENANCE OF EQUIPMENT, VALVES AND FITTINGS. G. INSTALL UNIONS OR FLANGES IN CONNECTIONS TO ALL EQUIPMENT AND SPECIALLY COMPONENTS. H. ARRANGE PIPING CONNECTIONS TO ALLOW EASE OF ACCESS AND FOR REMOVAL OF EQUIPMENT. I. ALIGN AND INDEPENDENTLY SUPPORT PIPING CONNECTIONS ADJACENT TO EQUIPMENT TO PREVENT PIPING STRESSES BEING TRANSFERRED. J. INSTALL VALVES WITH STEMS UPRIGHT OR HORIZONTAL UNLESS APPROVED OTHERWISE. K. INSTALL VALVES TO ISOLATE EACH PIECE OF EQUIPMENT, AND AS INDICATED. L. CONSTRUCT PIPING TO ALLOW FOR EXPANSION AND CONTRACTION. 1.27 PIPE TESTING AND CLEANING A. HYDROSTATICALLY TEST ALL PIPES FOR AT LEAST 24 HOURS AT X PSI PRIOR TO INSULATING. B. REPAIR ALL LEAKS AS REQUIRED FOR ZERO LOSS. C. CHEMICALLY CLEAN AND FLUSH ALL NEW HYDRONIC AND STEAM PIPING PRIOR TO RECONNECTION TO EQUIPMENT. D. THOROUGHLY FLUSH ALL NEW DOMESTIC WATER PIPING. E. PROVIDE CHEMICAL TREATMENT TO MATCH EXISTING AS REQUIRED TO REFILL SYSTEM. F. PROVIDE CHEMICAL TREATMENT AND TEST KIT FOR THE HOT WATER HEATING SYSTEM. 1. PROVIDE BYPASS FILTERS AND POT FEEDER ASSEMBLIES. 2. THE CHEMICAL TREATMENT AGENCY SHALL PROVIDE SUPERVISION OF INSTALLATIONS, SET-UP AND ADJUSTMENT AND SHALL SUBMIT A WRITTEN REPORT ON SYSTEM OPERATIONS. 3. THE CHEMICAL TREATMENT AGENCY SHALL INSTRUCT THE MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL BEFORE SUBSTANTIAL PERFORMANCE. WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS OF THE TREATMENT, DOSAGES, CONTROL CHARTS AND TEST PROCEDURES SHALL BE INCLUDED IN THE MAINTENANCE MANUALS. 1.28 THERMOMETERS AND GAUGES A. SELECT THERMOMETERS AND GAUGES SO THAT THEIR OPERATING RANGE FALLS IN THE MIDDLE HALF OF THE SCALE RANGE. B. THERMOMETERS SHALL BE PIPE MOUNTED STEM TYPE IN COPPER, BRASS OR BRONZE WELL INSTALLED SO AS NOT TO RESTRICT FLOW. THERMOMETERS SHALL BE NON -MERCURY ACTUATED ADJUSTABLE ANGLE TYPE, 9" SCALE LENGTH, WHITE BACKGROUND WITH BLACK LETTERING, WITH BOTH CELSIUS AND FAHRENHEIT SCALES. C. PRESSURE GAUGES SHALL BE 4.5" DIAMETER, PHOSPHOR BRONZE BOURDON TUBE TYPE WITH WHITE BACKGROUND AND BLACK LETTERING. PROVIDE NEEDLE VALVE AHEAD OF EACH GAUGE. PROVIDE KPA AND PSIG SCALES. USE EXTENSIONS WHERE GAUGES ARE INSTALLED THROUGH INSULATION. 1.29 INSULATION - DUCTWORK A. AS APPLICABLE, USE THE LATEST EDITION OF THE LOCAL APPLICABLE BUILDING CODE AS A REFERENCE STANDARD IF SUFFICIENT DETAIL/INFORMATION IS NOT SPECIFIED HEREIN. B. EXTERNAL DUCT INSULATION - INTERIOR USE 1. MATERIAL: COMMERCIAL -GRADE FIBERGLASS THERMAL WITH INTEGRAL VAPOUR BARRIER. 2. TEMPERATURE RANGE: 40 TO 250°F. 3. THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY AT MEAN TEMPERATURE: K £ 0.27, 75°F1 4. ACCEPTABLE MANUFACTURERS: KNAUF FSK DUCT WRAP, MANSON ALLEY -WRAP FSK, OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS COMMERCIAL -GRADE ALL -SERVICE DUCT WRAP. 2. INSTALLED R-VALUE: 5.6 HR-FT2-°F/BTU (BASED ON 2" NOMINAL THICKNESS). 3. DENSITY: 0.75 PCF. 4. FACING: FOIL-REINFORCED-KRAFT (FRK) VAPOR -RETARDING. 5. SEAMS: 2" FACING TAB. 6. BASE PRODUCT: OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS COMMERCIAL -GRADE ALL -SERVICE DUCT WRAP. C. INSULATION ACCESSORIES 1. ALL INSULATION ACCESSORIES (ADHESIVES, TAPE, COATINGS, ETC.) SHALL BE APPROVED FOR THE SPECIFIC APPLICATION. D. DUCT INSULATION SCHEDULE: 1. PROVIDE 1" THERMAL INSULATION FOR ALL INTERIOR SUPPLY DUCTS. 2. PROVIDE 2" INSULATION ON LINEAR DIFFUSER PLENUMS. 3. PROVIDE 2" INSULATION ON ALL DIFFUSERS. 1.30 INSULATION - PIPING & EQUIPMENT A. AS APPLICABLE, USE THE LATEST EDITION OF THE LOCAL APPLICABLE BUILDING CODE AS A REFERENCE STANDARD IF SUFFICIENT DETAIL/INFORMATION IS NOT SPECIFIED HEREIN. B. APPLY THE FOLLOWING MATERIALS OVER THE ENTIRE LENGTH OF THE SYSTEM INCLUDING VALVES, TANKS AND PIPING EQUIPMENT ETC.: C. COLD PIPING: RIGID FIBROUS GLASS INSULATION WITH VAPOR BARRIER AND FACTORY APPLIED GENERAL PURPOSE JACKETS, / K £ 0.23, 75 DEG F D. HOT PIPING: RIGID FIBROUS GLASS INSULATION WITH FACTORY APPLIED GENERAL PURPOSE JACKET, MOULDED TO CONFORM TO PIPING, K £ 0.23, 75 DEG F E. COLD EQUIPMENT: COMMERCIAL GRADE ELASTOMERIC THERMAL INSULATION, K £ 0.23, 75 DEG F F. INSULATION ACCESSORIES 1. ALL INSULATION ACCESSORIES (ADHESIVES, TAPE, COATINGS, ETC.) SHALL BE APPROVED FOR THE SPECIFIC APPLICATION. 2. INSTALL FLEXIBLE FOAMED ELASTOMERIC OR FLEXIBLE CLOSED CELL PREFORMED PIPING INSULATION. SECURE LONGITUDINAL AND BUTT JOINTS WITH ADHESIVE. INSULATE ALL FITTINGS AND COMPONENTS. TO OBTAIN THE SPECIFIED THICKNESS, APPLY IN LAYERS WITH STAGGERED JOINTS. G. INSULATION TERMINATION POINTS 1. TERMINATE INSULATION 3" BACK FROM ALL UNINSULATED FITTINGS TO PROVIDE WORKING CLEARANCE AND TERMINATE INSULATION AT 90' AND FINISH WITH REINFORCED SCRIM CLOTH AND VAPOR BARRIER MASTIC SYSTEM. COVER ONTO PIPE AND OVER THE INSULATION VAPOR BARRIER. ON CONCEALED HOT SERVICES TERMINATE INSULATION 3" BACK FROM ALL UNINSULATED FITTINGS, CUT OFF AT 90'AND APPLY REINFORCED SCRIM CLOTH AND BREATHER MASTIC SYSTEM. 2. CUT BACK INSULATION AT 450 AND FINISH WITH A SILICONE CAULKING SEALANT AROUND THE BASE OF THERMOMETER WELLS, PRESSURE GAUGES, FLOW SWITCHES AND PRESSURE AND CONTROL SENSORS. H. PIPE INSULATION SCHEDULE: 1. INSULATE MRI QUENCH VENT WITH ONE LAYER OF 1.5" THICK INSULATION. PORTIONS OF PIPING EXPOSED TO AMBIENT SHALL BE WEATHER PROTECTED WITH ALUMINUM JACKETING. 2. PROVIDE 1" INSULATION FOR ALL DOMESTIC HOT WATER AND HOT WATER RECIRCULATION PIPES 2" AND SMALLER. 1'/z" FOR ALL DOMESTIC HOT WATER HOT WATER AND RECIRCULATION PIPES GREATER THAN 2". 3. PROVIDE 1" INSULATION FOR ALL DOMESTIC COLD WATER PIPES. 1.31 DOMESTIC WATER SYSTEMS - PIPING, VALVES AND FITTINGS A. PIPING AND FITTINGS 1. HOT AND COLD WATER AND HOT WATER RECIRCULATION PIPING: TYPE L COPPER, WITH SOLDER JOINTS, AND WROUGHT COPPER OR CAST BRASS FITTINGS AND 95/5 SN/SB, SILVABRITE 100, RIGID GROOVED MECHANICAL WITH ANGLE PATTERN BOLT PAD FOR PIPES 2" AND LARGER, OR OTHER LEAD FREE SOLDER JOINTS. B. BALL VALVES 1. BALL: A. 2" AND SMALLER, BRASS TWO-PIECE BODY, BLOW-OUT PROOF AND EXTENDED STEM, SOLDER PTFE SEATS, BRASS CHROME PLATE BALL, LEVER HANDLE OPERATOR, 150 PSIG RATING. 2. ACCEPTABLE PRODUCTS: A. SOLDER JOINT TYPE: RED & WHITE / TOYO 5049A, APOLLO, CRANE, JENKINS, KITZ, LUNKENHEIMER 746FS OR 747FS, NEUMAN-HATTERSLEY, NIBCO, WATTS, WORCESTER, MILWAUKEE BA-150S (SOLDER). B. THREADED JOINT TYPE: RED & WHITE / TOYO 5044A, APOLLO-70 SERIES, CRANE 93-TF, GRINNELL 3700 FULL PORT, JENKINS-1101-T, KITZ 58, LUNKENHEIMER 746F OR 747F, NEUMAN-HATTERSLEY 1969AT, NIBCO T-580-BR, WATTS B-6000, WORCESTER 4211-RT, MILWAUKEE BA-100S(THREADED). C. CHECK VALVES 1. 2" AND SMALLER: WYE PATTERN, HORIZONTAL SWING, CLASS 150, BRONZE BODY, THREADED CAP, MODEL- NIBCO T-433-Y OR EQUAL 2. 2'/2" AND LARGER: HORIZONTAL SWING, CLASS 150, CAST IRON BODY, BOLTED BONNET, BRONZE TRIM, RENEWABLE BRONZE OR CAST-IRON DISK AND SEAT, FLANGED. MODEL - STOCKHAM G-931 OR EQUAL D. CIRCUIT BALANCING VALVES 1. MAXIMUM PRESSURE 250 PSIG AND MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE 250°F. 2. CALIBRATED BALANCING VALVE WITH MEMORY, POSITIVE SHUT-OFF, INLET AND OUTLET PRESSURE MEASURING CONNECTIONS WITH INTEGRAL SHUT- OFFS AND DRAINS. 3. CALIBRATION CHARTS AND ADJUSTMENT TOOLS TO BE INCLUDED. 4. ACCEPTABLE PRODUCT: BELL AND GOSSETT - CIRCUIT SETTER, E. WATER HAMMER ARRESTERS 1. PROVIDE AT ALL QUICK ACTING VALVE LOCATIONS. 2. ENGINEERED AND CERTIFIED IN ACCORDANCE WITH PLUMBING AND DRAINAGE INSTITUTE STANDARD WH-201. 1.32 DRAIN, WASTE AND VENT SYSTEMS - PIPING AND FITTINGS A. PIPING AND FITTINGS -ABOVE GRADE 1. WASTE AND VENT PIPING 2" AND SMALLER: A. DWV COPPER WITH CAST BRASS FITTINGS AND SOLDER JOINTS. B. CAST IRON HUBLESS PIPE FITTINGS AND ELASTOMERIC SEALING SLEEVES WITH STAINLESS STEEL CLAMPS 2. WASTE AND VENT PIPING 2'/z' AND LARGER: A. CAST IRON HUBLESS PIPE FITTINGS AND ELASTOMERIC SEALING SLEEVES WITH STAINLESS STEEL CLAMPS B. INSTALL CLEANOUTS AS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS AND AS REQUIRED BY THE LOCAL PLUMBING CODE. 1.33 PLUMBING FIXTURES AND TRIM A. ACCEPTABLE MANUFACTURERS 1. ACCEPTABLE MANUFACTURERS OF PLUMBING FIXTURES: AMERICAN STANDARD, CRANE, KOHLER, TOTO. 2. ACCEPTABLE MANUFACTURERS OF PLUMBING FAUCETS AND TRIM (EXCEPT HANDS -FREE): MOEN COMMERCIAL, SYMMONS, CAMBRIDGE BRASS, TECK, CHICAGO, CRANE, ZURN. 3. ACCEPTABLE MANUFACTURERS OF HANDS -FREE PLUMBING FAUCETS AND FLUSH VALVES: MOEN COMMERCIAL, SLOAN. 4. ACCEPTABLE MANUFACTURERS OF STAINLESS STEEL SINKS: ARISTALINE, KINDRED, ELKAY, STEEL QUEEN, AMI, METCRAFT. 5. ACCEPTABLE MANUFACTURERS OF WATER CLOSET SEATS: OLSONITE, MOLDEX, BEMIS, CENTOCO 6. ACCEPTABLE MANUFACTURERS OF FIXTURE CARRIERS: SMITH, ZURN, WATTS, ENPOCO. 7. ACCEPTABLE MANUFACTURERS OF FLUSH VALVES (EXCEPT HANDS -FREE): MOEN COMMERCIAL, ZURN, TECK, CHICAGO, CRANE, SLOAN. 8. ACCEPTABLE MANUFACTURERS OF MIXING VALVES: POWERS, SYMMONS, LEONARD, LAWLER B. BARRIER -FREE FIXTURES 1. WATER CLOSETS A. INSTALL ALL WATER CLOSETS DESIGNATED FOR HANDICAP USE AT AN ELEVATION ABOVE THE FINISHED FLOOR LEVEL OF 18" TO THE RIM OF THE FIXTURE. 1) INSTALL OFFSET ON BARRIER -FREE WATER CLOSET FLUSH VALVE CONNECTION TO ELIMINATE ANY INTERFERENCE WITH GRAB BAR MOUNTING. 2) INSTALL THE FLUSH VALVE SUCH THAT THE HANDLE IS FACING THE TRANSFER OR NON -GRAB BAR SIDE OF THE WATER CLOSET. 9 1 10 11 2. LAVATORIES AND SINKS A. OFFSET P-TRAPS SHALL BE INSTALLED WITH THE RUN OF THE P-TRAP PARALLEL TO AND CLOSE TO WALL. 1) SUPPLIES ON HANDICAP LAVATORIES SHALL BE OFFSET TO ACCOMMODATE THE OFFSET P-TRAP. 2) P-TRAPS, WASTE ARMS AND WATER SUPPLIES AT ALL BARRIER -FREE ACCESSIBLE LAVATORIES AND SINKS SHALL BE INSULATED WITH A MANUFACTURED INSULATION KIT OR'/z' OF FIBERGLASS INSULATION AND FINISHED WITH A POLYVINYL CHLORIDE JACKET IN A NEAT AND WORKMANLIKE MANNER. 3 ACCEPTABLE MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS: TRUEBRO'HANDI LAV-GUARD' BROCAR PRODUCTS INC. 'TRAP WRAP' SEXAUER'HANDI LAV-GUARD C. SEE PLUMBING FIXTURE SCHEDULE FOR DETAILS. 1.34 GRILLES, REGISTERS AND DIFFUSERS A. ACCEPTABLE MANUFACTURERS 1. PRICE, TUTTLE & BAILEY, TITUS, NAILOR, KRUEGER B. SEE SCHEDULE FOR DETAILS. 1.35 TERMINAL UNITS A. ACCEPTABLE MANUFACTURERS 1. PRICE, TITUS, NAILOR, TRANE B. SEE SCHEDULE FOR DETAILS tgb architects t 425.778.1530 21911 76th Ave W. 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Ste 210 TOTAL RETURN AIR FLOW f 425.774.7803 Edmonds WA 98026 RETURN AIR DUCT STATIC PRESSURE SUPPLY FAN VFD SPEED info@tgbarchitects.com OUTSIDE AIR FLOW www.tgbarchitects.com gb architects (3 Stantec Stantec Consulting Services Inc. 3400 188th St SW Suite 285 Lynnwood, WA 98037-4772 Tel: (206) 667-0555 1 stantec.com 11 /08/2024 SWEDISH - EDMONDS MEDICAL PAVILION - BASEMENT 7320 216TH STREET SUITE 10 AND 30 EDMONDS, WA 98026 PERMIT / BID SET RECEIVED 11 /8/2024 CITY OF EDMONDS DEVELOPMENT SUITE30 —E■Q f�FENT DEMO & NEW PLANS ISSUANCE No. Description Date PROJECT INFORMATION PROJECT NUMBER: PROJECT LEAD: DRAWN BY: 3/16" = V-0" SHEET NO 0 2 4 8 12 16 M%� i�� M 10 1 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 24034 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 5 1 6 1 7 8 9 10 11 GENERAL SHEET NOTES 1. EXISTING WORK TO REMAIN IS SHOWN IN HALFTONE. NEW WORK IS FIXTURES, SHOWN IN FULL TONE. tab�architects 2. REFER TO ATCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS FOR EXACT LOCATION OF FIXTURES, FURNITURE, AND EQUIPMENT. 3 COORDINATE REQUIRED SHUT DOWNS WITH FM&0 ALLOW FOR TEMOIRARY BYPASSES AS REQUIRED TO .. (D U- w U gnmr---7� a BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN - PLUMBING - DEMO 3/16" = 1'-0" BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN - PLUMBING - NEW 3/16" = V-0" NORTH NORTH &o MAINTAIN EXISTING OPERATIONS. 4. REMOVE ALL FIXTURES PIPING, VALVES, HANGERS, ETC. MADE REDUNDANT BY WORK SHOWN. 5. PATCH AND MAKE GOOD DAMAGED OR MISSING PIPE INSULATION ON EXISTING -TO -REMAIN PIPING WITHIN THE AREA OF WORK. t 425.778.1530 21911 76th Ave W. Ste 210 f 425.774.7803 Edmonds WA 98026 info@tgbarchitects.com www.tgbarchitects.com (3 Stantec Stantec Consulting Services Inc. 3400 188th St SW Suite 285 Lynnwood, WA 98037-4772 Tel: (206) 667-0555 I stantec.com 11 /08/2024 SWEDISH - EDMONDS MEDICAL PAVILION - BASEMENT 7320 216TH STREET SUITE 10 AND 30 EDMONDS, WA 98026 PERMIT / BID SET RECEIVED 11 /8/2024 CITY OF EDMONDS DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT SUITE 30 — PLUMBING DEMO & NEW PLANS ISSUANCE No. Description Date PROJECT INFORMATION PROJECT NUMBER: PROJECT LEAD: DRAWN BY: 3/16" = V-0" SHEET NO 0 2 4 8 12 16 M%� i�� M102 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 24034 Desianer 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 10 11 Y x c� J W U m a DDC POINTS SCHEDULE DESCRIPTION: ACRONYM Al DI AO DO ALARM NOTES FAN POWERED AIR TERMINAL UNITS (VAV-X-X) SPACE TEMPERATURE SENSOR VAV-X-X TS-4 X YES DISCHARGE TEMPERATURE SENSOR VAV-X-X_TS-2 X PRIMARY AIR DAMPER VAV-X-X-DMPR X PRIMARY AIR CFM VAV-X-X_FIRM _CFM X SUPPLY AIR CFM VAV-X-X SUP CFM X ELECTRIC HEAT VAV-X-X HEAT X I I r---' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I r FACTORY MOUNTED TERMINAL CONTROL UNIT rnni nn�nirnrn � I � I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I J � I ------------------------------ i ROOM SENSOR ------------------------------------------------------------ TS WITH PUSH BUTTON -------------------------------------------------------------- 4 OVERRIDE SENSOR '--► TO DDC COMMUNICATION LINE SEQUENCE OF OPERATION: A. GENERAL: THE UNIT DAMPER MODULATES TO MAINTAIN ROOM TEMPERATURE SETPOINT (75°F ADJUSTABLE) AS SENSED BY TS/4. FAN RUNS CONTINUOUSLY IN OCCUPIED MODE TO MIX ROOM RETURN AIR AND PRIMARY AIR TO MAINTAIN CONSTANT AIR VOLUME. BETWEEN 70OF AND 750F SPACE TEMPERATURE, THE PRIMARY AIR DAMPER MODULATES FROM MAXIMUM TO MINIMUM CFM AS SCHEDULED. ELECTRIC HEATING COILS ARE NOT ACTIVATED UNTIL SPACE TEMPERATURE AS SENSED BY TS/4 DROPS TO 70°F. ELECTRIC HEAT CONTROL SHALL MODULATE TO MAINTAIN 70OF SPACE TEMP. ABOVE 70°F, ELECTRIC HEAT SHALL BE OFF. B. UNOCCUPIED MODE: THE FAN TERMINAL UNITS CYCLE ON AND OFF WITH THE ELECTRIC HEAT ON TO MAINTAIN A ROOM SET BACK TEMPERATURE OF 60oF. IN THE WARM-UP MODE, THE FAN TERMINAL UNITS OPERATE TO MAINTAIN A SPACE TEMPERATURE OF 70oF. ALL FAN TERMINAL UNITS SHALL OPERATE WITH PRIMARY AIR DAMPER FULLY CLOSED DURING THE WARM-UP MODE, AND ELECTRIC HEAT SHALL BE ACTIVATED TO MAINTAIN 70OF TEMPERATURE. C. OVERRIDE SEQUENCE: OVERRIDE PUSHBUTTON SHALL BRING ON ASSOCIATED TERMINAL UNIT FAN FOR AIR CIRCULATION. OVERRIDE PERIOD SHALL BE ADJUSTABLE FROM 0-4 HOURS 4 FAN POWERED TERMINAL UNIT 2 M501 12" = V-0" M501 BELLMOUTH OR CONICAL PRIMARY AIR TAKEOFF FROM SUPPLY MAIN. IF DUCT HEIGHT DOES NOT ALLOW BELLMOUTH, PROVIDE MITERED RECT TO ROUND TAKEOFF THREADED ROD HANGERS WITH NEOPRENE ISOLATION AND HANGING BRACKETS MEDIUM 1" ACOUSTIC PRESSURE LINING SUPPLY DUCT SERIES FLOW FAN POWERED TERMINAL UNIT INLET DUCT HEATING COIL W/ 24" MAX INSULATION 8" MIN LIGHT FIXTURE ACCESSIBLE CEILING RETURN AIR OPENING. INSTALL BOXES CLEAR PROVIDE TEMPORARY OF LIGHTS AND CEILING DEVICES CONSTRUCTION FILTER FOR FULL ACCESS TO FPTU NOTES: BOTTOM PANELS 1. PROVIDE 1" ACOUSTICAL LINING 10 FEET DOWNSTREAM OF FAN POWERED TERMINAL UNIT. INCLUDE LINED FITTINGS IF LESS THAN 10 FT FROM FPTU 2. PROVIDE MINIMUM 5 FEET DISCHARGE DUCT PRIOR TO FIRST DUCT TAKEOFF 3. PROVIDE NEC REQUIRED CLEARANCE AT ALL CONTROL AND ELECTRICAL PANELS. 4. PROVIDE CONSTRUCTION FILTERS ON THE RETURN AIR OPENINGS FOR ALL FAN POWERED BOX INSTALLATIONS. REMOVE FILTER PRIOR TO BALANCING. 5. INLET DUCT REQUIREMENTS: A. INLET DUCT SAME SIZE AS FPTU INLET IF LESS THAN 15 FT B. FOR STRAIGHT INLET DUCT > 15 FEET, UPSIZE ONE SIZE C. FOR EACH ELBOW IN INLET DUCT, UPSIZE ONE SIZE D. NO FLEXIBLE DUCT ALLOWED E. ELBOWS TO BE 1.5 RADIUS TO DIAMETER MIN F. MINIMUM 3 FEET STRAIGHT DUCT AT FPTU INLET SERIES FAN -POWERED TERMINAL UNIT NOT TO SCALE ROUND DUCT RUNOUT TERMINATE FLEXIBLE DUCT WITH CAULKING AND DRAWBANDS— SUPPORT FROM STRUCTURE FLEXIBLE DUCT SUPPORT EVERY 2'-0" AND WHERE THE DUCT CONNECTS TO THE FLEX DUCT. FLEXIBLE DUCT LENGTH SHALL BE 3'-0" +l 6". FLEX ELBOW. MINIMUM R/D=1 DUCT SUPPORT CEILING DIFFUSER NOTES: 1. PROVIDE INSULATION TO DIFFUSER NECK ON SUPPLY DIFFUSERS. 2. PROVIDE FLEXIBLE DUCT SUPPORTS AT THE ELBOW TO KEEP SMOOTH THE ELBOW SHAPE. ROUND DIFFUSER TERMINATION DETAIL - FLEX ELBOW NOT TO SCALE tgb architects t 425.778.1530 21911 76th Ave W. Ste 210 f 425.774.7803 Edmonds WA 98026 info@tgbarchitects.com www.tgbarchitects.com Stantec Stantec Consulting Services Inc. 3400188th St SW Suite 285 Lynnwood, WA 98037-4772 Tel: (206) 667-05551 stantec.com 11 /08/2024 SWEDISH - EDMONDS MEDICAL PAVILION - BASEMENT 7320 216TH STREET SUITE 10 AND 30 EDMONDS, WA 98026 PERMIT / BID SET RECEIVED 11 /8/2024 CITY OF EDMONDS DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT DETAILS & CONTROLS ISSUANCE No. Description Date PROJECT INFORMATION PROJECT NUMBER: 24034 PROJECT LEAD: Designer DRAWN BY: Author a Lp 0 v CV O N W 7 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 7 10 11 SHEET NO M501 2 3 1 4 5 1 6 7 1 8 9 1 10 11 Y x 0 W U a ROOM PRESSURIZATION SCHEDULE AHU SYSTEM VAV ZONE ROOM NUMBER ROOM NAME ROOM AREA (SQFT) CEILING HEIGHT (FT) VOLUME (CU FT) OCC. (# PPL) ASHRAE 170 - 2017 ASHRAE 62.1 - 2019 DESIGN BLDG. PRESS. AIR REL. PRESS. CFM PER SF NOTES AC/HR AIRFLOW (CFM) REQ. PRESS REL. EXH ALL AIR RECIRC. AIR O/A (CFM/PPL) O/A (CFM/SQFT) PEOPLE CFM AREA CFM MIN REQ. O/A CFM EXH (CFM/SQFT) EXH TOTAL AC/HR AIRFLOW (CFM) MIN TOTAL MIN O/A MIN EXH MIN TOTAL MIN O/A MIN EXH S/A O/A EXH S/A O/A R/A EXH AC-2 (E) VAV-B-3NAV-B-25 30 HALL 375 8.5 3187.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.06 0 23 23 0 0 5.6 1.9 0.0 300 100 300 0 0 0.80 1,2,3,4,5 AC-2 VAV-B-25 31 OFFICE#1 125 8.5 1062.5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0.06 5 8 13 0 0 7.9 2.8 0.0 140 50 140 0 0 1.12 1,2,3,4,5 AC-2 VAV-B-25 32 OFFICE#2 125 8.5 1062.5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0.06 5 8 13 0 0 7.9 2.8 0.0 140 50 140 0 0 1.12 1,2,3,4,5 AC-2 VAV-13-25 33 OFFICE#3 125 8.5 1062.5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0.06 5 8 13 0 0 7.9 2.8 0.0 140 50 140 0 0 1.12 1,2,3,4,5 AC-2 (E) VAV-B-3 34 OFFICE #4 127.5 8.5 1083.75 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0.06 5 8 13 0 0 7.8 2.8 0.0 140 50 140 0 0 1.10 1,2,3,4,5 AC-2 VAV-13-25 35 OFFICE #5 123 8.5 1045.5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0.06 5 7 12 0 0 8.0 2.9 0.0 140 50 140 0 0 1.14 1,2,3,4,5 AC-2 (E) VAV-13-3 36 OFFICE #6 120 8.5 1020 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0.06 5 7 12 0 0 8.2 2.9 0.0 140 50 140 0 0 1.17 1,2,3,4,5 NOTES: 1. OUTSIDE AIR AIR CHANGE RATE IS BASED ON SUPPLY AIR HAVING OA CONCENTRATION OF 33%. 2. REQUIRED AIR CHANGE RATE PROVIDE VIA EXHAUST. 3. "POS" IDENTIFIES SPACE WHERE EXHAUST, RETURN OR BOTH 10% LESS THAN SUPPLY. 4. "NEG" IDENTIFIES SPACE WHERE EXHAUST, RETURN OR BOTH IS 10% MORE THAN SUPPLY. 5. "EX" IDENTIFIES SPACE WHERE AIR IS TO BE EXHAUSTED. FAN POWERED AIR TERMINAL UNIT APPLICATION SCHEDULE UNIT IDENTIFICATION BOX CHARACTERISTICS AIRFLOW ELECTRIC HEAT DUCT RUNOUT SIZE MANUFACTURER MODEL NOTES BOX TOTAL INTEGRAL MAX MAX MIN VENT CAPACITY MARK NUMBER SYSTEM SUITE ROOMS(S) SERVED BOX SIZE INLET BOX APD SOUND COOLING HEATING VALVE (CFM) (MBH) EDB (F) LDB (F) KW VOLTS PHASE (IN x IN) NUMBER (IN) (IN-WG) ATEN (CFM) (CFM) (CFM) VAV B-3 AC-2 30 30 HALL, 33 OFFICE #4, 35 OFFICE #5 3 8 0.15 NO 380 180 180 50 6.1 55.0 85.0 1.8 480 3 10 x 12 NAILOR D35SE 1,2 VAV B-25 AC-2 30 31 OFFICE #1, 32 OFFICE #2, 34 OFFICE #3, 36 OFFICE, #6, 30 HALL 3 8 0.15 NO 760 270 270 75 4.4 55.0 70.0 1.3 480 3 10 x 12 NAILOR D35SE 1,2 NOTES: 1. REFER TO FAN POWERED AIR TERMINAL UNIT SCHEDULE FOR UNIT MAXIMUM SOUND POWER LEVEL PERFORMANCE. 2. BOXES TO BE PROVIDED WITH INTEGRAL ACCESS PANEL. 3. EXISTING FAN POWERED AIR TERMINAL UNIT TO BE REUSED. FAN POWERED AIR TERMINAL UNIT SCHEDULE BOX INFORMATION MAXIMUM DISCHARGE SOUND POWER LEVELS (dB) MAXIMUM RADIATED SOUND POWER LEVELS (dB) DIMENSIONS BOX SIZE BOX INLET (IN) BOX OUTLET (IN x IN) ARRANGE MENT MINIMUM AIRFLOW (CFM) MAXIMUM AIRFLOW (CFM) 125 250 500 1K 2K 4K 125 250 500 1K 2K 4K HEIGHT (IN) LENGTH (IN) WIDTH (IN) MANUFACTURER MODEL NUMBER NOTES 1 6 10 x 12 SERIES 0 550 79 78 71 69 65 63 70 66 62 59 59 63 14 48.5 18 NAILOR D35SE 1,2,3 1 8 10 x 12 SERIES 0 550 78 77 70 69 65 63 70 66 62 58 58 62 14 48.5 18 NAILOR D35SE 1,2,3 2 6 10 x 12 SERIES 0 550 75 72 63 58 54 52 65 62 58 57 60 63 14 48.5 18 NAILOR D35SE 1,2,3 2 8 10 x 12 SERIES 0 550 78 76 68 66 63 61 69 65 61 59 58 63 14 48.5 18 NAILOR D35SE 1,2,3 3 6 10 x 12 SERIES 0 550 75 71 65 60 54 51 64 62 59 59 61 64 18 51.25 18 NAILOR D35SE 1,2,3 3 8 10 x 12 SERIES 0 1,100 76 76 71 68 64 62 68 65 63 63 61 63 18 51.25 18 NAILOR D35SE 1,2,3 3 10 10 x 12 SERIES 0 1,215 76 76 73 70 67 65 69 66 63 63 61 62 18 51.25 18 NAILOR D35SE 1,2,3 4 10 14 x 12 SERIES 0 1,550 86 83 77 75 72 71 74 70 67 67 64 65 18 56.25 26 NAILOR D35SE 1,2,3 4 12 14 x 12 SERIES 0 1,550 85 82 76 75 72 71 74 70 67 67 63 64 18 56.25 26 NAILOR D35SE 1,2,3 5 12 14 x 12 SERIES 0 2,050 86 82 78 76 73 73 73 71 65 63 63 65 18 56.25 26 NAILOR D35SE 1,2,3 5 14 14 x 12 SERIES 0 2,050 85 81 77 76 73 73 73 71 65 63 63 65 18 56.25 26 NAILOR D35SE 1,2,3 NOTES: 1. REFER TO FAN POWERED AIR TERMINAL UNIT APPLICATION SCHEDULE FOR INDIVIDUAL UNIT REQUIREMENTS. 2. SOUND POWER LEVELS BASED ON 2.0" WG PRESSURE DROP ACROSS THE AIR TERMINAL UNIT WITH NO EXTERNAL ATTENUATION. 3. LENGTH DIMENSION INCLUDES ELECTRIC COIL SECTION. GRILLE, REGISTER, DIFFUSER SCHEDULE UNIT IDENTIFICATION DIFFUSER FLOW DIFFUSER PRESSURE MOUNTING MODEL FACE SIZE RANGE NECK SIZE DROP COLOR MATERIAL MANUFACTURER NOTES MARK NUMBER (IN) (CFM) (IN) (IN WG.) TYPE NUMBER 2424 0-100 6 0.1 LAY -IN WHITE ALUMINUM TITUS SPD 1,2,3 2424 101-200 8 0.1 LAY -IN WHITE ALUMINUM TITUS SPD 1,2,3 S 1 2424 201-380 10 0.1 LAY -IN WHITE ALUMINUM TITUS SPD 1,2,3 2424 381-600 12 0.1 LAY -IN WHITE ALUMINUM TITUS SPD 1,2,3 2424 601-900 1414 0.1 LAY -IN WHITE ALUMINUM TITUS SPD 1,2,3 2412 0-500 - 0.1 LAY -IN WHITE ALUMINUM TITUS 50F 1,2,3 R 1 2424 0-1000 0.1 LAY -IN WHITE ALUMINUM TITUS 50F 1,2,3 NOTES: 1. REFER TO REFLECTED CEILING PLANS EXACT LOCATION. PROVIDE ALL FRAMES AND ACCESSORIES AS REQUIRED FOR PROPER INSTALLATION. 2. FLEXIBLE DUCTWORK SHALL BE THE SAME SIZE AS THE DIFFUSER NECK OR AN EQUIVALENT ROUND DUCT. FLEXIBLE DUCTWORK SHALL BE SUPPORTED TO PREVENT KINKS OR BENDS. 3. COLOR TO BE SELECTED BY ARCHITECT FROM STANDARD COLORS. PLUMBING FIXTURE SCHEDULE MARK ITEM MFR/ MODEL DESCRIPTION WASTE PIPE VENT PIPE COLD WATER HOT WATER WASTE WATER NOTES IN IN IN IN FU FU SK-1 SINK ELKAY LR1919 COUNTERTOP, 18 GAUGE 304 STAINLESS STEEL SINGLE BOWL, SINGLE HOLE, 19-1/2" x 19" x 7-1/2" DEEP, SOUND DAMPENED, 2 2 1/2 1/2 1 1 1 SELF -RIMMING FAUCET CHICAGO 786-G6AE36XK-317AB 4" WRIST BLADES, 6" RIGID/SWING GOOSENECK SPOUT, AND 1.5 GPM NON -AERATING LAMINAR OUTLET P-TRAP ELKAY LK500 1 1/2 " TUBULAR, CHROME PLATED BRASS P-TRAP DRAIN ELKAY LK99 3-1-2" DRAIN, TYPE 304 STAINLESS STEEL BODY STRAINER BASKET RUBBER SEAL AND TAILPIECE, 1-112" CONNECTION NOTES: 1. PROVIDE CHECK VALVES UPSTREAM OF CW AND HW CONNECTIONS. tgb architects t 425.778.1530 21911 76th Ave W. Ste 210 f 425.774.7803 Edmonds WA 98026 info@tgbarchitects.com www.tgbarchitects.com (3 Stantec Stantec Consulting Services Inc. 3400188th St SW Suite 285 Lynnwood, WA 98037-4772 Tel: (206) 667-0555 1 stantec.com 11 /08/2024 SWEDISH - EDMONDS MEDICAL PAVILION - BASEMENT 7320 216TH STREET SUITE 10 AND 30 EDMONDS, WA 98026 PERMIT / BID SET RECEIVED 11 /8/2024 CITY OF EDMONDS DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT SCHEDULES ISSUANCE No. I Description Date PROJECT INFORMATION PROJECT NUMBER: PROJECT LEAD: DRAWN BY: 24034 :signer Author 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 7 10 11 SHEET NO M601 1 2 FIRE ALARM Qo 4 HORN AND STROBE LIGHT, CEILING MOUNTED ©0 4 HORN AND STROBE LIGHT, WALL MOUNTED SPEAKER AND STROBE LIGHT, CEILING MOUNTED Y D04 SPEAKER AND STROBE LIGHT, WALL MOUNTED o; STROBE LIGHT, CEILING MOUNTED .Q. STROBE LIGHT, WALL MOUNTED O ELECTRICALLY OPERATED SMOKE OR FIRE/SMOKE DAMPER CONNECTION DH DOOR HOLDER E4 HORN, WALL MOUNTED �F PULL STATION ® INTERFACE RELAY OS SMOKE DETECTOR, CEILING MOUNTED x 3 CIRCUITS LUMINAIRES EMERGENCY NORMAL N/A 0 L01 LUMINAIRE IDENTIFICATION, SEE LUMINAIRES SCHEDULE N/A Da LOWER-CASE LETTER(S) NEAR LUMINAIRE DENOTE SWITCH LEG(S) RECESSED RECTANGULAR LUMINAIRE, DRAWN TO SCALE fo--1 H STRIP LUMINAIRE, LENGTH TO SCALE WALL MOUNTED RECTANGULAR LUMINAIRE, LENGTH 4 4 TO SCALE (NUMBER OF MOUNTING POINTS WILL VARY WITH THE LUMINAIRE LENGTH AND ARE NOT INDICATED.) In O 0 000 RECESSED DOWNLIGHT LUMINAIRE �( 0 X )8(0)$( PENDANT MOUNTED LUMINAIRE LINEAR PENDANT MOUNTED LUMINAIRE, LENGTH TO ® SCALE (NUMBER OF MOUNTING POINTS WILL VARY WITH THE LUMINAIRE LENGTH AND ARE NOT INDICATED.) 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THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL OBTAIN ALL NECESSARY PERMITS FROM AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION AND PAY ALL ASSOCIATED FEES. 2. LOCATE JUNCTION AND PULL BOXES AS REQUIRED TO ALLOW ACCESS AFTER EQUIPMENT AND APPURTENANCES ARE INSTALLED. COORDINATE EXACT LOCATIONS WITH THE OTHER TRADES. COORDINATE LOCATIONS AND ELEVATIONS OF ELECTRICAL DEVICES WITH DRAWINGS AND OTHER TRADES PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. 3. PROTECT PERMANENT BUILDING FINISHES FROM DAMAGE DURING CONSTRUCTION PERIOD. PROVIDE PLYWOOD OR SIMILAR MATERIAL UNDER EQUIPMENT OR MATERIALS STORED ON FLOORS, AND IN AREAS WHERE CONSTRUCTION MAY DAMAGE FINISHES. SURFACES OR FINISHES DAMAGED DURING CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE REPLACED AT THE COST OF THE CONTRACTOR AT FAULT. 4. CONTRACTORS SHALL COORDINATE LOCATIONS OF FIXTURES AND ELECTRICAL DEVICES INSTALLED IN OR ON THE CEILING WITH ARCHITECTURAL REFLECTED CEILING PLAN. CEILING MOUNTED ELECTRICAL DEVICES SHALL BE MOUNTED IN THE CENTER OF THE CEILING TILES, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. 5. WHERE DIRECTED TO USE OR RETAIN EXISTING CIRCUITS, AND THE CIRCUIT NUMBERS DIFFER FROM THE DRAWING, UPDATE DIRECTORIES AND RECORD DRAWINGS. 6. PROPERLY SUPPORT PER CODE LOW VOLTAGE CABLING NOT IN CONDUIT. IN AREAS SUCH AS CORRIDORS DESIGNATED FOR NEW CEILINGS AND FINISHES, SUPPORT EXISTING ELECTRICAL DEVICES AND EQUIPMENT IN AND ABOVE THE CEILING, INCLUDING CONDUIT AND CABLING. PROVIDE PROPER PERMANENT SUPPORT AS NEEDED TO COMPLY WITH CODE AND TAKE WEIGHT OFF CEILING SUPPORTS. REMOVE AND REINSTALL ELECTRICAL DEVICES AND EQUIPMENT AS NEEDED FOR PAINTING, WALL COVERINGS, CEILINGS, AND FINISH WORK. REFER TO ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS. LOW VOLTAGE CABLING LOCATED IN EXPOSED STRUCTURE (CEILING) AREAS SHALL BE INSTALLED IN CONDUIT (OR CABLE TRAY, IF APPLICABLE) AND ROUTED TIGHT TO DECK. INSTALLATIONS NOT IN COMPLIANCE WITH THIS REQUIREMENT SHALL BE REMOVED AND REINSTALLED AT CONTRACTOR'S EXPENSE. 7. WHERE PROJECT PHASING IS INDICATED IN ANY PART OF THE WORKING DOCUMENT PACKAGE, ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR IS TO PLAN WORK SO AS TO FACILITATE SUCH PHASING. 8. FOR BRANCH CIRCUITS OVER 75' (25 METERS) IN LENGTH (TOTAL ONE WAY) FROM THE PANEL, THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL CALCULATE THE VOLTAGE DROP AND PROVIDE AN APPROPRIATE CONDUCTOR SIZE TO ACHIEVE NO MORE THAN 3% MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE VOLTAGE DROP. 9. DO NOT SCALE THE DRAWINGS. BECAUSE OF THE SCALE OF THE DRAWINGS, IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO INDICATE ALL OFFSETS, FITTINGS OR OTHER SIMILAR ITEMS WHICH MAY BE REQUIRED TO MAKE A COMPLETE OPERATING SYSTEM. CAREFULLY INVESTIGATE CONDITIONS AFFECTING WORK AND INSTALL WORK IN SUCH MANNER THAT INTERFERENCES BETWEEN PIPES, CONDUITS, DUCTS, EQUIPMENT, ARCHITECTURAL AND STRUCTURAL FEATURES SHALL BE AVOIDED. PROJECT DEMOLITION NOTES 1. ANY EXISTING WIRING SERVING DEVICES TO REMAIN IN SERVICE, AND WHICH IS INTERRUPTED BY WORK PERFORMED UNDER THIS CONTRACT, SHALL BE REROUTED TO MAINTAIN CIRCUIT CONTINUITY. CONTRACTOR SHALL ASSUME THE RISK OF MAINTAINING EXISTING SYSTEMS EXCEPT RELOCATION OF WIRING OF #2 AWG AND ABOVE SHALL BE CONSIDERED AN ADDITIONAL COST IF NOT SHOWN TO BE RELOCATED. IF SUCH WIRING IS FOUND THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE OWNER OF WIRING LOCATION, REASON IT MUST BE REMOVED AND COST OF RELOCATION AND RECEIVE THE OWNER'S APPROVAL BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH THE WORK. PRIOR TO COMMENCING WITH DEMOLITION, IDENTIFY ALL POWER, LIGHTING, COMMUNICATION, AND SIGNAL CIRCUITS PASSING THROUGH THE DEMOLITION AREA OR EXTENDING BEYOND THE DEMOLITION AREA. COORDINATE WITH DEMOLITION WORK OF OTHER TRADES. 2. THE EXISTING BUILDING MUST BE KEPT IN OPERATION AT ALL TIMES. MAINTAIN ELECTRICAL SERVICES AND SYSTEMS AT ALL TIMES TO AREAS BEYOND THE CONSTRUCTION AREA AND MAINTAIN CONTINUITY OF FIRE ALARM, LIFE SAFETY AND SECURITY SYSTEMS TO ALL OCCUPIED AREAS OF THE BUILDING THROUGHOUT THE CONSTRUCTION PERIOD. PROVIDE TEMPORARY WIRING AND BRANCH CIRCUITING AS NECESSARY TO MAINTAIN OPERATION OF EXISTING CIRCUITS AND SYSTEMS EXTENDING BEYOND REMODEL AREA. ASSUME FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY DISRUPTION TO EXISTING SERVICES. RECONNECT ANY SERVICES WHICH ARE TO REMAIN, AND WHICH HAVE BEEN DISCONNECTED DURING DEMOLITION OR CONSTRUCTION. ARRANGE WORK IN SUCH A MANNER THAT INTERRUPTIONS IN SERVICES OCCUR ONLY AT PRE -SCHEDULED TIMES. CARRY OUT THE WORK WITH A MINIMUM OF NOISE, DUST AND DISTURBANCE. 3. PERMANENTLY REMOVE ABANDONED ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, LIGHTING FIXTURES, ELECTRICAL DEVICES, POWER AND SIGNALLING WIRING DEVICES AND ASSOCIATED WIRE, RACEWAYS, AND/OR JUNCTION BOXES. THE REMOVAL OR RELOCATION OF EXISTING ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT PRESENTLY CONCEALED IN EXISTING CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE COORDINATED WITH THE OWNER PRIOR TO REMOVAL OR RELOCATION. RACEWAYS AND CONDUCTORS SHALL BE REMOVED BACK TO THE SOURCE OR NEAREST REMAINING JUNCTION BOX OR DEVICE AS FAR AS PRACTICAL, OR WHERE COMPLETE REMOVAL NOT PRACTICAL, RENDERED PERMANENTLY SAFE. 4. ANY EXISTING SYSTEM OUTAGES SHALL BE OF MINIMUM DURATION AND AT A TIME ACCEPTABLE TO THE OWNER, ARRANGED A MINIMUM OF 10 WORKING DAYS IN ADVANCE. LONGER NOTICES AND/OR ADDITIONAL RESTRICTIONS PERTAINING TO OUTAGES MAY BE REQUIRED IN SOME INSTANCES, AS PER SPECIFICATIONS. VERIFY PROTOCOL WITH ALL PROJECT STAKEHOLDERS INCLUDING OWNER, TENANT, CONSTRUCTION MANAGER AND/OR USER GROUP(S) AS APPLICABLE. 5. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, FIXTURES, AND/OR DEVICES SCHEDULED TO REMAIN OR TO BE RELOCATED THAT ARE DAMAGED DURING DEMOLITION SHALL BE REPLACED WITH SIMILAR TYPE AS APPROVED BY THE OWNER, AT NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE TO THE OWNER. 6. IN THE EVENT THAT DEMOLITION WORK AFFECTS THE STRUCTURAL SUPPORT OF EXISTING ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT THAT IS TO REMAIN IN SERVICE, IT SHALL BE RE -SUPPORTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL APPLICABLE CODES. PROVIDE TEMPORARY SUPPORTS WHERE REQUIRED. 7. UNUSED FLUSH MOUNTED DEVICES, OUTLET AND OTHER BOXES IN FINISHED AREAS SHALL BE REMOVED FROM WALL AND THE REMAINING HOLE PATCHED TO MATCH ADJACENT WALL SURFACES. UNUSED RACEWAYS AND SLEEVES SHALL BE CUT FLUSH AT CEILING, FLOOR OR WALL AND FILLED WITH GROUT OR REQUIRED FIRE SEALANT. UNUSED RACEWAYS ABOVE ACCESSIBLE CEILINGS SHALL BE REMOVED. 8. ELECTRICAL MATERIAL SCHEDULED FOR REMOVAL IS TO BE REMOVED FROM THE SITE AND PROPERLY DISPOSED OF AS PART OF THIS CONTRACT. ANY ELECTRICAL MATERIAL THE OWNER WISHES TO RETAIN TO BECOME THE PROPERTY OF THE OWNER AND TO BE REMOVED AND PLACED AT A LOCATION ON THE SITE AS DIRECTED BY THE OWNER. 9. THE DEMOLITION DRAWINGS SHOW THE GENERAL SCOPE OF THE DEMOLITION AND NOT EXACT DETAILS OR TOTAL EXTENT. FOR EXACT DETAILS AND TOTAL EXTENT, EACH SERVICE MUST BE CAREFULLY CHECKED ON SITE. BEFORE REMOVING SERVICES FOLLOW THE SERVICE THROUGH TO ENSURE OTHER AREAS OF THE BUILDING ARE NOT AFFECTED. DRAWING INDEX NO. DRAWING NAME E0.30 SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS E0.31 ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS E0.32 SUITE 30 OVERALL ELECTRICAL PLAN BASEMENT E1.30 SUITE 30 LIGHTING DEMOLITION PLAN BASEMENT E1.31 SUITE 30 ELECTRICAL DEMOLITION PLAN BASEMENT E2.30 SUITE 30 LIGHTING PLAN BASEMENT E3.30 SUITE 30 ELECTRICAL PLAN BASEMENT E4.30 ELECTRICAL RISER E5.30 TELECOM RISER E6.30 PANEL SCHEDULES tgb architects t 425.778.1530 21911 76th Ave W. Ste 210 f 425.774.7803 Edmonds WA 98026 info@tgbarchitects.com www.tgbarchitects.com (N Stantec Stantec Consulting Services Inc. 3400188th St SW Suite 285 Lynnwood, WA 98037-4772 Tel: (206) 667-0555 1 stantec.com OF WA 2 w �203415 �GI sT�R �SSIONAL �11 /8/2024 SWEDISH EDMONDS MEDICAL PAVILION BASEMENT 7320 216TH STREET SUITE 10 AND 30 EDMONDS, WA 98026 PERMIT/BID SET RECEIVED 11 /8/2024 CITY OF EDMONDS DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS ISSUANCE No. Description Date PERMIT SET 11/08/24 PROJECT INFORMATION PROJECT NUMBER: 24034 PROJECT LEAD: NCA DRAWN BY: AD 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 SHEET NO EOm3O 1 2 3 4 5 6 ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS 7 8 10 11 tgb architects x 0 W 0 U m a SECTION 260100 - GENERAL PROVISIONS PROVIDE COMPLETE AND FULLY OPERATIONAL ALL ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS WITHIN THE PROJECT AREA, ALONG WITH POWER CONNECTIONS TO EQUIPMENT FURNISHED UNDER OTHER DIVISIONS OF THE SPECIFICATIONS. A. CODES CONFORM TO THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE AND ALL OTHER CODES AND REGULATIONS AS ADOPTED AND AMENDED BY THE STATE OF WASHINGTON AND CITY OF EDMONDS INCLUDING THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT (ADA). B. PERMITS AND FEE CONTRACTOR TO OBTAIN AND PAY FOR ALL REQUIRED LICENSES, PERMITS AND INSPECTIONS. C. COORDINATION CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE ELECTRICAL WORK WITH OTHER TRADES. D. WARRANTY PROVIDE WARRANTY FOR ONE FULL YEAR AFTER COMPLETION. E. CONTRACT DRAWINGS RACEWAYS AND OUTLET BOXES ARE SHOWN DIAGRAMMATICALLY ONLY AND THE LAYOUT DOES NOT NECESSARILY SHOW THE TOTAL NUMBER OF RACEWAYS NOR THEIR EXACT LOCATION. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ALL RACEWAYS, BOXES, CABLES, AND OTHER MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR THE COMPLETE ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS SHOWN OR INDICATED ON THE CONTRACT DRAWINGS. F. RECORD DRAWINGS AT THE CONCLUSION OF CONTACT WORK, PROVIDE THE OWNER WITH A COMPLETE SET OF REPRODUCIBLE DRAWINGS WITH ALL CHANGES CLEARLY AND LEGIBLY MARKED TO REFLECT THE AS -BUILT CONDITIONS. THESE DRAWINGS SHALL BE LABELED "AS -BUILT" AND CERTIFIED BY THE CONTRACTOR FOR ACCURACY. G. MAINTENANCE MANUALS COMPLETE FOR EVERY SYSTEM. PROVIDE MANUAL TO OWNER IN ELECTRONIC MEDIUM. H. QUALITY ASSURANCE 1. MATERIALS AND SYSTEMS: PROVIDE UL LISTED AND LABELED MATERIALS WHERE LISTING SERVICE IS NORMALLY PROVIDED FOR A GIVEN PRODUCT. PROVIDE NEW AND SHIP TO JOBSITE IN ORIGINAL MANUFACTURER'S CONTAINERS OR BUNDLES. 2. WORKMANSHIP: ARRANGE WORK TO OBTAIN COORDINATED INSTALLATION. 3. ROUTING: EXACT ROUTING OF WIRING AND LOCATIONS OF OUTLETS, PANELS, ETC. SHALL BE GOVERNED BY STRUCTURAL CONDITIONS, OBSTRUCTIONS, AND EXISTING CONDITIONS. ARCHITECT RESERVES THE RIGHT AT NO INCREASE IN PRICE, TO MAKE REASONABLE CHANGES IN LOCATIONS OF ELECTRICAL ITEMS EXPOSED AT CEILING AND/OR ON WALLS. I. COORDINATION 1. WORK OUT ALL "TIGHT" CONDITIONS INVOLVING WORK UNDER THIS CONTRACT IN ADVANCE OF INSTALLATION. 2. COORDINATE ALL ELECTRICAL POWER AND CONTROL WIRING REQUIREMENTS OF MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT. 3. CONFIRM ALL ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEM PROGRAMMING NOMENCLATURE REQUIREMENTS WITH THE OWNER PRIOR TO SUBMITTALS AND ROUGH -IN. CONFORM TO ALL NAMING CONVENTIONS DEFINED THROUGHOUT THE PROJECT. SECTION 260126 - TESTING A. FURNISH ALL LABOR AND TEST EQUIPMENT AS REQUIRED UNDER THIS SECTION. B. FACILITIES ENGINEERING REPRESENTATIVE NEEDS TO BE PRESENT FOR FINAL TESTING. C. TEST ALL PANELS AND/OR BRANCH CIRCUITS FOR GROUNDS OR SHORTS. REPAIR DEFECTIVE WIRING AS REQUIRED. TEST EACH INDIVIDUAL CIRCUIT AT PANEL FOR PROPER OPERATION. D. AT COMPLETION OF WORK, PROVIDE WRITTEN CERTIFICATION THAT ALL SYSTEMS ARE FUNCTIONING PROPERLY WITHOUT DEFECTS. SECTION 260500 - BASIC MATERIALS AND METHODS INCLUDES GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR MATERIALS AND INSTALLATION METHODS, CUTTING BUILDING CONSTRUCTION, PAINTING, CLEAN-UP, AND WORKMANSHIP. A. MATERIALS ALL MATERIALS SHALL BE NEW, FREE FROM DEFECTS, AND SHALL HAVE BEEN TESTED AND LISTED BY UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES, OR OTHER APPROVED TESTING ORGANIZATION, AND SHALL BE SO LABELED. B. SUBSTITUTIONS SHALL BE REVIEWED BY THE ENGINEER. C. WORKMANSHIP SHALL BE OF THE BEST QUALITY AND PERFORMED BY EXPERIENCED ELECTRICIANS UNDER SUPERVISION OF AN EXPERIENCED FOREMAN. D. NOISE TRANSMISSION TO PREVENT NOISE TRANSMISSION (IN NEW CONSTRUCTION) BETWEEN ADJOINING ROOMS, ALL DEVICES ON OPPOSITE SIDES OF WALL TO BE SPACE A MINIMUM OF 6" APART (HORIZONTALLY PREFERRED). E. BRANCH CIRCUITING NO MORE THAN SIX CURRENT CARRYING CONDUCTORS IN ANY ONE (1) HOMERUN. F. GROUNDING PROVIDE SEPARATE GREEN GROUNDING CONDUCTOR IN ALL EQUIPMENT AND RECEPTACLE BRANCH CIRCUITS. SIZE PER NEC. G. SUBMITTALS SUBMIT ELECTRONIC COPIES CONTAINING CATALOG CUTS AND/OR SHOP DRAWINGS FOR THE FOLLOWING ITEMS: 1. LIGHTING 2. LIGHTING CONTROLS 3. FIRE ALARM H. CUTTING AND PATCHING DO NOT CUT STRUCTURAL MEMBERS. ALL CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS DAMAGED OR CUT INTO DURING THE INSTALLATION OF THIS WORK MUST BE REPAIRED OR REPLACED WITH MATERIALS BY SKILLED LABOR EXPERIENCED IN THAT PARTICULAR BUILDING TRADE. I. PAINTING TOUCH-UP TO MATCH FACTORY PAINT ANY ELECTRICAL ITEMS SCRATCHED OR MARRED IN SHIPMENT OR INSTALLATION. J. CLEAN UP CONTINUALLY REMOVE DEBRIS, CUTTINGS, CRATES, CARTONS, ETC. CAREFULLY CLEAN WIRING DEVICES, COVER PLATES, LIGHT FIXTURES, ETC., TO REMOVE PAINT AND PLASTER, ETC. ►yxi>tr[•]�f��:1�F7iG1s�:11►�r1�[e>�y'6�r�►�!, A. EXISTING SYSTEMS AND SYSTEMS ADJACENT TO THE WORK SHALL BE INVESTIGATED THOROUGHLY. ANY DAMAGE RESULTING FROM PERFORMANCE OF WORK UNDER THIS CONTRACT SHALL BE REPAIRED TO ASSURE CONTINUING OPERATION AND INTEGRITY DURING AND AT COMPLETION OF THE PROJECT AT NO INCREASE IN CONTRACT COST. ANY EXISTING WIRING SERVING DEVICES REMAINING IN SERVICE AND INTERRUPTED BY WORK PERFORMED UNDER THIS CONTRACT, SHALL BE REROUTED TO MAINTAIN CIRCUIT CONTINUITY. CONTRACTOR SHALL ASSUME THE RISK OF MAINTAINING EXISTING SYSTEMS, EXCEPT RELOCATION OF WIRING OF #2 AWG AND ABOVE SHALL BE CONSIDERED AN ADDITIONAL COST IF NOT SHOWN TO BE RELOCATED. IF SUCH WIRING IS FOUND THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY ENGINEER OF WIRING LOCATION, REASON IT MUST BE REMOVED AND COST OF RELOCATION AND RECEIVE THE OWNER'S APPROVAL BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH THE WORK. THE BUILDING WILL CONTINUE OPERATION DURING THE WORK AND IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT NO SYSTEMS OPERATION BE INTERRUPTED UNLESS SCHEDULED WITH THE OWNER. CONTRACTOR SHALL ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY FOR UNSCHEDULED INTERRUPTIONS AND EXPEDIENT REPAIR. B. EXISTING SYSTEMS CONCEALED 1. THE ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS SHOW PORTIONS OF THE EXISTING ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS WHICH ARE TO REMAIN, BE REMOVED OR BE MODIFIED AS A PART OF THE CONTRACTOR'S WORK. CONCEALED FEATURES OF THE EXISTING SYSTEMS ARE DERIVED FROM RECORD DRAWINGS AND THE ENGINEER'S BEST JUDGMENT OF THE CONFIGURATION, BUT NO GUARANTEE IS MADE AS TO THEIR CORRECTNESS. 2. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL INSPECT THE EXISTING INSTALLATION PRIOR TO BIDDING AND SHALL MAKE THEIR OWN JUDGMENT AS TO THE WORK REQUIRED TO PROVIDE A COMPLETE INSTALLATION AND DEMOLITION WITHIN THE INTENT OF THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS. C. EXISTING SYSTEM DRAWINGS THE DRAWINGS SHOW PORTIONS OF THE EXISTING SYSTEMS WHICH ARE DERIVED FROM RECORD DRAWINGS. THE DRAWINGS ARE INCOMPLETE AND NO GUARANTEE IS MADE TO THEIR CORRECTNESS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ASSUME THERE IS 20% MORE ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS THAN SHOWN ON THE DEMOLITION AND EXISTING SYSTEM DRAWINGS. D. DEMOLITION WORK CONTRACTOR SHALL REMOVE ALL ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT IN THE AREA BEING REMODELED WHICH IS NO LONGER IN SERVICE PRESENTLY OR AS A RESULT OF THIS CONTRACT. THE DEFINITION OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT IS ANY EQUIPMENT MENTIONED IN THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE. E. PREMIUM TIME PREMIUM TIME SHALL BE INCLUDED IN THE BASE BID FOR ELECTRICAL SYSTEM(S) OUTAGES AND FOR OTHER WORK AS REQUIRED BY THE SCHEDULE, AS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS AND AS NOTED IN OTHER DIVISIONS OF THE SPECIFICATIONS. F. WORK OUTSIDE OF REMODEL AREAS CAUTION - THIS WORK IS NOT SHOWN ON THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS. PROVIDE NEW WIRING SYSTEMS IN CONCEALED CEILING SPACES TO SWITCHBOARDS, PANELBOARDS, COMMUNICATION AND SIGNALING AND SYSTEM CONTROL PANELS. PROVIDE NEW CONDUIT SYSTEMS IN CEILING SPACES OF FLOOR BELOW REMODEL FLOORS. REMOVE AND RELOCATE ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT IN THE WAY OF OTHER TRADES WORK INSTALLED UNDER THIS CONTRACT. SPACES ABOVE EXISTING CEILINGS ARE HIGHLY CONGESTED. ROUTE WIRING AROUND OBSTRUCTIONS AND PROVIDE PULL BOXES PER CODE. G. WORK OUTSIDE OF REMODEL AREAS CAUTION - THIS WORK IS NOT SHOWN ON THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS. PROVIDE NEW WIRING SYSTEMS IN CONCEALED CEILING SPACES TO SWITCHBOARDS, PANELBOARDS, COMMUNICATION AND SIGNALING AND SYSTEM CONTROL PANELS. PROVIDE NEW CONDUIT SYSTEMS IN CEILING SPACES OF FLOOR BELOW REMODEL FLOORS. REMOVE AND RELOCATE ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT IN THE WAY OF OTHER TRADES WORK INSTALLED UNDER THIS CONTRACT. SPACES ABOVE EXISTING CEILINGS ARE HIGHLY CONGESTED. ROUTE WIRING AROUND OBSTRUCTIONS AND PROVIDE PULL BOXES PER CODE. H. EXISTING MATERIALS ALL MATERIALS WHICH ARE A PART OF THE BUILDING SHALL REMAIN THE PROPERTY OF THE OWNER. I. EXISTING MATERIALS TO BE REINSTALLED EXISTING MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT (EXCEPT INTERIOR, UNDAMAGED RACEWAYS) THAT ARE REMOVED AS A PART OF THE WORK OR STORED IN SURPLUS SHALL NOT BE REINSTALLED AS A PART OF THE NEW SYSTEMS UNLESS SPECIFICALLY NOTED OR AUTHORIZED IN WRITING BY THE OWNER. FORWARD A COPY OF THE AUTHORIZATION TO THE ENGINEER. THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE SPECIFICATIONS (I.E., CONDITION, INSTALLATION, TESTING, ETC.) SHALL APPLY AS IF THE MATERIALS WERE NEW, FURNISHED BY THE CONTRACTOR. J. EXISTING MATERIALS NOT TO BE REINSTALLED ALL MATERIAL TO BE DEMOLISHED AND DEBRIS SHALL BE LEGALLY DISPOSED OF BY THE CONTRACTOR. K. EXISTING RACEWAYS 1. THE CONTRACTOR MAY REUSE THE EXISTING RACEWAYS IF NO OTHER SYSTEMS OCCUPY THE RACEWAY, RACEWAYS AND ENCLOSURES ARE ELECTRICALLY AND MECHANICALLY CONTINUOUS AND NEW WIRING IS PROVIDED. NO WARRANTY IS MADE AND THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ASSUME THE RISK OF USING EXISTING OUTLET BOXES AND RACEWAY SYSTEMS. 2. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL RELOCATE EXISTING RACEWAYS IN THE AREA OF WORK AS REQUIRED TO SUPPORT INSTALLATION OF MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT. IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE WITH MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR TO DETERMINE THE EXTENT OF EXISTING CONDUITS THAT NEED TO BE RELOCATED L. EXISTING CONDITIONS EXAMINE THE STRUCTURE, BUILDING, AND CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH ELECTRICAL WORK IS TO BE INSTALLED FOR CONDITIONS DETRIMENTAL TO PROPER AND TIMELY COMPLETION OF ELECTRICAL WORK. DO NOT PROCEED WITH WORK UNTIL DEFICIENCIES OR DETRIMENTAL CONDITIONS HAVE BEEN CORRECTED. REPORT DEFICIENCIES OR DETRIMENTAL CONDITIONS OF EXISTING ELECTRICAL WORK WHICH MIGHT BE UNSUITABLE TO CONNECT WITH OR RECEIVE OTHER WORK. FAILURE TO SO REPORT SHALL CONSTITUTE ACCEPTANCE OF OTHER WORK AS BEING FIT AND PROPER FOR THE RECEPTION OF ELECTRICAL WORK. M. EXISTING SYSTEMS MAINTAINED GENERAL REROUTE EXISTING CIRCUITS THAT ARE INTERRUPTED AS A RESULT OF THIS CONTRACT THAT SERVE DEVICES TO REMAIN IN SERVICE. 1. POWER CIRCUITS TRACE OUT AND IDENTIFY LOADS AND SYSTEMS BEING SERVED. PROVIDE TEMPORARY WIRING, SCHEDULE OUTAGE AND RECONNECT LOADS TO TEMPORARY WIRING. PROVIDE NEW WIRING IN NEW LOCATION. SCHEDULE OUTAGE, DISCONNECT TEMPORARY WIRING, AND CONNECT LOADS TO NEW WIRING. N. DEMOLITION ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT FREE STANDING OR SURFACE MOUNTED, RACEWAY (EXPOSED) AND CONDUCTORS; WHICH ARE NO LONGER IN SERVICE PRESENTLY OR AS A RESULT OF THIS CONTRACT SHALL BE REMOVED. UNUSED FLUSH MOUNTED DEVICES, OUTLET AND OTHER BOXES IN FINISHED AREAS SHALL BE REMOVED FROM WALL AND THE REMAINING HOLE PATCHED TO MATCH ADJACENT WALL SURFACES. UNUSED RACEWAYS AND SLEEVES EMBEDDED IN CONCRETE SHALL BE CUT FLUSH AT CEILING, FLOOR OR WALL AND FILLED WITH GROUT. ALL UNUSED RACEWAYS ABOVE CEILINGS SHALL BE REMOVED. CONTRACTOR SHALL REMOVE ALL FLOOR, WALL OR CEILING MOUNTED ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT IN THE "DEMOLITION AREA" INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS EVEN IF THE EQUIPMENT/OR DEVICE IS NOT SHOWN ON THE PROJECT DRAWINGS. IF CONTRACTOR QUESTIONS WHETHER A PARTICULAR DEVICE IS TO BE REMOVED, NOTIFY THE ENGINEER NOTING TYPE AND LOCATION OF DEVICE. IF SO DIRECTED THE CONTRACTOR SHALL MAINTAIN THE EXISTING DEVICE IN SERVICE WITHOUT ANY CHANGE IN CONTRACT PRICE. 0. POWER OUTAGES 1. SCHEDULED OUTAGES. THE EXISTING FACILITY WILL CONTINUE ITS NORMAL OPERATION DURING THE CONSTRUCTION WORK; THEREFORE IT IS REQUIRED THAT THE CONTRACTOR SCHEDULE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM(S) OUTAGES WITH THE OWNER. SUBMIT A WRITTEN REQUEST FOR A POWER OUTAGE AT LEAST ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE IDENTIFYING THE AREAS, AND SYSTEMS THAT WILL BE AFFECTED, TIME AND DURATION OF THE POWER OUTAGE. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL RECEIVE WRITTEN AUTHORIZATION TO PROCEED WITH THE OUTAGE AND SHALL RE -NOTIFY THE OWNER VERBALLY AT LEAST ONE HOUR PRIOR TO THE OUTAGE AND ALSO NOTIFY THE OWNER WHEN THE OUTAGE IS COMPLETED. 2. UNSCHEDULED OUTAGES. IN THE EVENT THAT THE CONTRACTOR'S WORK CAUSES OR CONTRIBUTES TO AN UNSCHEDULED SYSTEM(S) OUTAGE (OR OTHER SYSTEM FAULT), THE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR IMMEDIATELY CORRECTING THE PROBLEM. INCLUDED (AS EXAMPLES) SHALL BE ANY PREMIUM TIME REQUIRED TO STAY ON THE JOB SITE UNTIL PROBLEM IS CORRECTED AND AIR FREIGHT FOR PARTS NOT LOCALLY AVAILABLE. P. ACCESS TO PERFORM WORK CAREFULLY REMOVE, STORE OR TEMPORARILY HANG AND RE -INSTALL IN UNDAMAGED CONDITION ALL ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, LIGHTING FIXTURES, AND CEILING TILES WHERE ACCESS TO PERFORM WORK IS REQUIRED. CLEAN PRIOR TO RE -INSTALLATION. SECTION 260519 - LOW VOLTAGE ELECTRICAL POWER CONDUCTORS AND CABLES A. PROVIDE ALL WIRE AND CABLE COMPLETE. COPPER, INSULATED FOR 600V. ALUMINUM OR COPPER CLAD ALUMINUM CONDUCTORS NOT PERMITTED. TYPE THW, THWN/THHN OR XHHW-2. NUMBER 12 AWG MINIMUM FOR POWER AND LIGHTING CIRCUITS. B. CONDUCTOR INSULATION: COMPLY WITH NEMA WC 70/ICEA S-95-658 FOR TYPE THHN-THWN AND TYPE SO. C. SPLICES SOLDERLESS TYPE ONLY. PRE -INSULATED "TWIST -ON" TYPE (LIMITED TO SIZE #10 AND SMALLER). BOLT OR COMPRESSION SET TYPE WITH APPLICATION OF PREFORMED INSULATED COVER, HEAT SHRINKABLE TUBING OR PLASTIC INSULATED TAPE ACCEPTABLE FOR ALL SIZES. D. TERMINATIONS COMPRESSION SET, BOLTED OR SCREW TERMINAL. CONDUCTORS #12 AND SMALLER SHALL UTILIZE EYE OR FORKED TONGUE TYPE COMPRESSION SET TERMINATOR WHEN TERMINATION IS TO A BOLTED SCREW SET TYPE TERMINAL BLOCK OR TERMINAL CABINET. E. COLOR CODE 480 MARKING BRN, ORG, YELL, GRAY NEUTRAL 208 MARKING BLK, RED, BLU, WHITE NEUTRAL F. BRANCH CIRCUITS COPPER. SOLID FOR NO. 10 AWG AND SMALLER; STRANDED FOR NO. 8 AWG AND LARGER. G. ALL 480/277V WIRING WILL BE SEPARATED FROM THE 208/120V WIRING AT ALL TIMES. EXCEPTIONS: MOTOR CONTROLS SECTION 260526 - GROUNDING A. PROVIDE A GROUNDING SYSTEM FOR EQUIPMENT AND DEVICE GROUND AS REQUIRED BY CODE. SECTION 260533 - RACEWAYS AND BOXES A. PROVIDE RACEWAY SYSTEM COMPLETE AND IN CONFORMANCE WITH CODE. INSTALL RACEWAYS CONCEALED IN CONSTRUCTION FOR ALL AREAS UNLESS EXPOSED RACEWAYS ARE SPECIFICALLY SHOWN. B. PROVIDE 1" RACEWAY FOR HOMERUNS AND MAJOR CEILING CONDUIT RUNS. RACEWAY DROPS DOWN WALLS AND RACEWAY CARRYING 2 CURRENT CARRYING CONDUCTORS CAN BE 3/411. MINIMUM RACEWAY SIZE IS 3/4". C. PROVIDE PULLWIRE IN ALL EMPTY RACEWAYS. D. INTERIOR RACEWAYS ELECTRICAL METALLIC TUBING (EMT) WITH STEEL COMPRESSION OR SET SCREW FITTINGS. INDENTOR, DRIVE -ON, AND PRESSURE CAST ON DIE CAST TYPE SET SCREW FITTINGS ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE. E. RACEWAY PENETRATIONS PENETRATIONS THROUGH FIRE RATED CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE SEALED USING 3M FIRE BARRIER CAULK, NELSON ELECTRIC FLAMESEAL, OR T & B FLAMESAFE. F. PROVIDE AND SIZE OUTLET BOXES FOR DEVICES SUCH AS RECEPTACLES, SWITCHES, AND LIGHT FIXTURES AND PULL BOXES AS REQUIRED IN THE CONDUIT SYSTEM PER THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE. CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE WITH GENERAL CONTRACTOR TO DETERMINE ANY SPECIALTY INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS DUE TO FIRE RATINGS, CORE WALLS, ETC. G. INTERIOR WIRING: RESSED STEEL, ZINC COATED WITH PLASTER RING WHERE APPLICABLE. MOUNT OUTLET BOXES FOR RECEPTACLES AND OTHER DEVICES AT 18", UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. SECTION 265100 - INTERIOR LIGHTING - SEE SCHEDULE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. A. ACTION SUBMITTALS PRODUCT DATA FOR TYPE OF LIGHTING FIXTURE ARRANGED IN ORDER OF FIXTURE DESIGNATION INCLUDE PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION. B. COORDINATION COORDINATE LAYOUT AND INSTALLATION OF FIXTURES AND SUSPENSION SYSTEM WITH OTHER CONSTRUCTION THAT PENETRATES CEILINGS OR IS SUPPORTED BY THEM; HVAC, FIRE - SUPPRESSION, PARTITIONS. C. WARRANTY PROVIDE 5-YEAR WARRANTY ON ALL FIXTURES AND FIXTURE COMPONENTS. D. GENERAL FIXTURE CONSTRUCTION FIXTURES SHALL BE FREE OF LIGHT LEAKS, SHEET METAL SHALL BE FREE FROM MARKS, GOUGES, AND DENTS, AND FINISHED AS NOTED. LAMPS SHALL BE HELD SECURELY IN PLACE AGAINST NORMAL VIBRATIONS AND MAINTENANCE HANDLING. E. LAMPS LED SHALL HAVE A MINIMUM OF 80 CRI UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE IN FIXTURE SCHEDULE. COLOR TEMP SHALL NOT VARY +/-100K AT INSTALLATION. SECTION 260923 - LIGHTING CONTROL DEVICES LIGHTING CONTROL SYSTEM DESIGNED BASED ON WATT STOPPER OR N-LIGHT STAND ALONE LIGHTING CONTROL SYSTEM. OFFICES AND CONFERENCE ROOMS SHALL BE PROGRAMMED TO BE MANUAL "ON", AUTOMATIC "OFF". OPEN WORK AREAS SHALL BE PROGRAMMED TO BE AUTOMATIC "ON", AUTOMATIC "OFF". A. OCCUPANCY SENSORS 1. THE OCCUPANCY SENSOR SYSTEM SHALL SENSE THE PRESENCE OF HUMAN ACTIVITY WITHIN THE DESIRED SPACE AND FULLY CONTROL THE ON/OFF FUNCTION OF THE LOADS AUTOMATICALLY. SENSORS SHALL TURN ON THE LOAD WITHIN 2 FEET OF ENTRANCE AND SHALL NOT INITIATE "ON" OUTSIDE OF ENTRANCE. 2. UPON DETECTION OF HUMAN ACTIVITY BY THE DETECTOR, A TIME DELAY SHALL BE INITIATED TO MAINTAIN THE LIGHT ON FOR A FIELD ADJUSTABLE PRE-SET PERIOD. 3. SENSORS MUST BE DESIGNED TO WORK IN CONJUNCTION WITH REMOTE POWER PACKS, RELAYS, OR OTHER CONTROL SYSTEMS. SENSORS MUST OPERATE WITH A CLASS 2, LOW VOLTAGE WIRING STRATEGY. SENSORS MUST BE CAPABLE OF BEING PARALLEL WIRED FOR MULTI -SENSOR APPLICATIONS. B. SWITCH BOX OCCUPANCY SENSORS SINGLE POLE, MANUAL "ON," AUTOMATIC "OFF." C. POWER PACKS POWER PACKS MUST BE DESIGNED TO POWER AND ACCEPT SIGNALS FROM REMOTE LOW VOLTAGE SENSORS, OR OTHER CONTROL DEVICES, AND DIRECTLY SWITCH THE LINE VOLTAGE OF THE DESIRED LOAD CONTROLLED. D. SYSTEM STARTUP AND COMMISSIONING COMMISSIONING SHALL TAKE PLACE PRIOR TO DEMONSTRATION OF SYSTEM TO OWNER. AFTER THE SYSTEM HAS BEEN INSTALLED THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDED COMMISSIONING WITH FACTORY TRAINED AND AUTHORIZED TECHNICIANS ON -SITE, TO: 1. VERIFY THAT THE CONTRACTOR HAS PROPERLY INSTALLED AND INTERCONNECTED ALL NECESSARY COMPONENTS. 2. VERIFY CORRECT OPERATION OF ALL SYSTEM COMPONENTS. 3. VERIFY THAT ALL SWITCH AND CONTACT INPUTS ARE IN COMPLIANCE WITH CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS. 4. OCCUPANCY SENSORS: ADJUST SENSITIVITY AND TIME DELAY OF THE OCCUPANCY SENSOR AND TEST TO ENSURE IT PROVIDES APPROPRIATE RESPONSE. SET INITIAL TIME DELAY FOR 15 MINUTES. 5. DUAL TECHNOLOGY TYPE OCCUPANCY SENSORS: IF INTERFERENCES OCCUR, DISABLE EITHER PIR OR ULTRASONIC TECHNOLOGY AS APPROPRIATE FOR APPLICATION. 6. SUBMIT COMPLETED VERIFICATION CHECKLIST. SECTION 262816 - DISCONNECTS A. PROVIDE DISCONNECT SWITCHES FOR EQUIPMENT, SIZED PER CODE. EQUIPMENT SIZING SHOWN ON DRAWINGS SHALL BE CONFIRMED AND REVISED AS REQUIRED TO MEET NEC. yx•>try��:��`��>s�l:��:wa:�►��y��ra� EXTEND EXISTING ADDRESSABLE FIRE DETECTION AND ALARM SYSTEM THAT FULLY COMPLIES WITH THE LOCAL FIRE CODE. IF ANY CONFLICT OCCURS BETWEEN GOVERNMENT ADOPTED CODE RULES AND THESE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS, THE CODES ARE TO GOVERN. A. OPERATION ACTIVATION OF ANY INITIATION DEVICE SHALL IMMEDIATELY CAUSE ALL FIRE ALARM HORNS TO SOUND A CONTINUOUS TONE SIGNAL, VISUAL ALARM LIGHTS TO FLASH AND TRANSMIT AN ALARM TO THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. B. SUPERVISION THE SYSTEM SHALL BE SUPERVISED TO SOUND AN AUDIBLE AND VISUAL TROUBLE SIGNAL UPON THE OCCURRENCE OF ANY OPEN OR GROUNDED CIRCUITS. PROVIDE A SEPARATE INDICATOR LAMP FOR EACH ZONE. C. CONTRACTOR DESIGN RACEWAYS, ROUTING AND SYSTEM WIRING IS NOT SHOWN ON THE PLANS. IT SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE FIRE ALARM SYSTEM SUPPLIER TO DESIGN CONDUIT ROUTING AND WIRING, AND TO SHOW THE SAME ON THE SHOP DRAWINGS. CIRCUITS SHALL BE CLASS B. D. SHOP DRAWINGS PREPARE FLOOR PLAN BACKGROUNDS AND SHOW CONDUIT ROUTING, DEVICE LOCATIONS, END OF LINE RESISTORS, AND WIRE COUNT BETWEEN DEVICES. SHOW FIRE ALARM ZONES. UPDATED DRAWINGS OF THE ORIGINAL FIRE ALARM SHOP DRAWINGS ARE ACCEPTABLE. SUBMIT DRAWINGS AND OBTAIN APPROVAL OF THE "AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION" (AHJ). E. APPROVED MANUFACTURERS EST EQUIPMENT TO MATCH EXISTING EQUIPMENT. F. COMPONENTS SHALL BE MANUFACTURER'S STANDARD. 1. SMOKE DETECTORS: PHOTOELECTRIC TYPE, LOW PROFILE, SEMI -FLUSH MOUNTED WITH VISUAL INDICATION OF TROUBLE/ALARM CONDITION. 2. PULL STATIONS: COMPLY WITH UL 38, FINISHED RED WITH MOLDED RAISED LETTER OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS, SINGLE ACTION PULL -LEVER WITH INTEGRAL ADDRESSABLE MODULE TO COMMUNICATE TO CONTROL UNIT. KEYED RESET. 3. STROBE: XENON STROBE COMPLY WITH UL 1971 WITH CLEAR POLYCARBONATE LENS, THE WORD "FIRE" ENGRAVED IN MINIMUM 1-INCH HIGH LETTERS. FIELD SELECTABLE 15/30/75/110 cd LEVELS. FLASHING SHALL BE SYNCHRONIZED WITH OTHER EXISTING AND NEW UNITS. 4. HORNS: ELECTRIC -VIBRATING -POLARIZED TYPE, 24-V DC; WITH PROVISION FOR HOUSING THE OPERATING MECHANISM BEHIND A GRILLE. COMPLY WITH UL 464. HORNS SHALL PRODUCE A SOUND -PRESSURE LEVEL OF 90 DBA, MEASURED 10 FEET (3 M) FROM THE HORN, USING THE CODED SIGNAL PRESCRIBED IN UL 464 TEST PROTOCOL. G. INSTALLATION OBTAIN A PERMIT AND APPROVED SHOP DRAWINGS FROM THE AHJ PRIOR TO INSTALLING EQUIPMENT. ALL WIRING SHALL BE CONTAINED IN STEEL RACEWAYS. AFFIX PERMANENT WIRE MARKERS TO ALL CONDUCTORS AT TERMINATIONS. NUMBER 16 GAUGE WIRE SHALL HAVE A MAXIMUM OF 7 STRANDS. H. TESTING TEST EACH DEVICE, ALL FEATURES OF THE SYSTEM ON NORMAL AND BATTERY POWER AND DEMONSTRATE SATISFACTORY OPERATION TO THE ENGINEER AND THE AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION. OBTAIN APPROVAL OF THE AHJ IN WRITING. I. 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J U a Stantec Name: Location: Serves: BSW2A 120/208V 30 4W 100A Main CB Flush Mounted Single Lugs Panel Type: Panelboard 22,000 AIC Deep # Description Load CB * A B C CB * Load Description # 1 Recept SUITE 10 BREAK ROOM 20 [NOTE 1] 0.54 20/1 CB 20/1 CB 0.72 Recept SUITE 30 OFFICE 34 [NOTE 21 2 3 Recept SUITE 10 BREAK ROOM 20 [NOTE 1] 0.36 20/1 CB 20/1 CB 0.72 Recept SUITE 30 OFFICE 35 [NOTE 2] 4 5 Equip SUITE 10 MW BREAK ROOM 20 [NOTE 1] 1.50 20/1 CB 20/1 CB 0.72 Recept SUITE 30 OFFICE 33 [NOTE 21 6 7 Equip SUITE 10 FRIDGE BREAK ROOM 20 [NOTE 1] 1.00 20/1 CB 20/1 CB 0_72 Recept SUITE 30 OFFICE 32 [NOTE 21 8 9 Equip SUITE 10 IH BREAK ROOM 20 [NOTE 1] 1.50 20/1 CB 20/1 CB 0.72 Recept SUITE 30 OFFICE 31 [NOTE 21 10 11 Equip SUITE 10 DW BREAK ROOM 20 [NOTE 11 1.00 20/1 CB 20/1 CB 0.72 Recept SUITE 30 OFFICE 36 [NOTE 2] 12 13 Recept SUITE 10 RESEARCH 15 [NOTE 1] 0.90 20/1 CB 20/1 CB 0.54 Recept SUITE 30 HALL 30 [NOTE 21 14 15 Recept SUITE 10 RESEARCH 15 [NOTE 1] 0.72 20/1 CB 20/1 CB 1.00 Equip SUITE 30 WATER COOLER HALL 30 [NOTE 2] 16 17 Recept SUITE 10 RESEARCH 15 [NOTE 1] 0.90 20/1 CB 20/1 CB 1.00 Equip SUITE 30 PRINTER HALL 30 [NOTE 2] 18 19 Equip SUITE 10 FRIDGE RESEARCH 15 [NOTE 1] 0.75 20/1 CB 20/1 CB 0.00 Spare 20 21 Recept SUITE 10 OFFICE #114 [NOTE 1] 0.90 20/1 CB 20/1 CB 0.00 Spare 22 23 Recept SUITE 10 OFFICE #213 [NOTE 1] 0.90 20/1 CB 20/1 CB 0.00 Spare 24 25 Recept SUITE 10 CONFERENCE 12 [NOTE 1] 0.90 20/1 CB 20/1 CB 0.00 Spare 26 27 Recept SUITE 10 CONFERENCE 12 [NOTE 1] 0.63 20/1 CB 20/1 CB 0.00 Spare 28 29 Recept SUITE 10 OFFICE #516 [NOTE 11 0.72 20/1 CB 20/1 CB 0.00 Spare 30 31 Recept SUITE 10 RESEARCH 17 [NOTE 1] 0.72 20/1 CB 20/1 CB 0.00 Spare 32 33 Recept SUITE 10 CORRIDORS & WORK AREA [NOTE 1] 0.90 20/1 CB 20/1 CB 0.00 Spare 34 35 Equip SUITE 10 PRINTER WORK AREA 18 [NOTE 11 1.00 20/1 CB 20/1 CB 0.36 Recept SUITE 10 IS ROOM [NOTE 11 36 37 Spare 0.00 20/1 CB 20/1 CB 0.36 Recept SUITE 10 IS ROOM [NOTE 11 38 39 Spare 0.00 20/1 CB 20/2 CB 1.50 Equip SUITE 10 IS RACK [NOTE 11 40 41 Spare 0.00 20/1 CB 1.50 42 Rev: Revised circuits marked # Existing circuits marked t Project #: File: R:\client\Swedish Medical Center\ Edmonds\ Edmonds Medical Pavilion\ WinPanel\EDM Medical Pavilion Panel Schedules.PNL fDA OB OJC * Circuit Breaker Code G = GFCI H= HID Rated S =Shunt Trip C =HACK Rated D= Switching Duty # = see note A = AFCI Connected KVA 7.15 1 8.95 1 10.32 Notes: NEW PANEL; [NOTE 1] = BRANCH CIRCUIT REVISED AS PART OF SUITE 10 TI PROJECT; [NOTE 2] = BRANCH CIRCUIT REVISED AS PART OF SUITE 30 TI PROJECT Load Type Conn KVA NEC Demand Factor Demand KVA Demand Amps NEC Feeder Factors NEC Feed Amps Recept Equip 14.67 10 KVA @ 100%, rest @ 30% 11.75 x 100% 12.34 11.75 34 33 x 100% x 100% 34 33 26.42 73 Amps 24.09 67 67 ShPnl3ph.rpt R:\client\Swedish Medical Center\Edmonds\Edmonds Medical Pav 11/8/2024 Stantec Name: Location: Serves: BD4A 277/480V BASEMENT MAIN ELECTRICAL ROOM 30 4W 400A Main lugs only Surface Mounted Single Lugs Panel Type: Panelboard 0 AIC Deep # Description Load CB A B C CB Load Description # It Lighting 0.60 20/1 CB 20/1 CB 4.50 Lighting SLEEP LAB 2t 3 Space 0.00 0/1 20/1 CB 4.50 Lighting COX & MCCOY 4t 5t Equip 5.00 20/1 CB 20/1 CB 0.69 Lighting SUITE 30 [EBRL] [NOTE 21 6 7 Space 0.00 0/1 20/1 CB 4_50 Lighting UNK 8t 9 Space 0.00 0/1 20/1 CB 4.50 Lighting COMP TRAINING 10t 11 Space 0.00 0/1 0/1 0.00 Space 12 13 Space 0.00 0/1 0/1 0.00 Space 14 15 Space 0.00 0/1 0/1 0.00 Space 16 17 Space 0.00 0/1 0/1 0.00 Space 18 19t Panel BSW2A 7.15 60/3 CB 20/3 CB 1.00 Mech EUH-1 (SPRINKLER ROOM) 20t 21t ----BSW2A 8.95 ------- --- ------- --- 1.00 -------EUH-1 (SPRINKLER ROOM) 22t 23t ---BSW2A 10.32 ------- --- ------- --- 1.00 -------EUH-1 (SPRINKLER ROOM) 24t 25 Space 0.00 0/1 60/3 CB 10.00 Mech VAV UNITS (SLEEP LAB) 26t 27 Space 0.00 0/1 ------- --- 10.00 -------VAV UNITS (SLEEP LAB) 28t 29 Space 0.00 0/1 ------- --- 10.00 -------VAV UNITS (SLEEP LAB) 30t 31t Equip MRG ENERGY METER PANEL 4.13 15/3 CB 60/3 CB 8.37 Mech VAV B-5 TO 10, B-22 TO 24 [EBRL][NOTEl] 32 33t -MRG ENERGY METER PANEL 4.13 ------- --- ------- --- 8.37 -------VAV B-5 TO 10, B-22 TO 24 [EBRL][NOTE1] 34 35t ---MRG ENERGY METER PANEL 4.13 ------- --- ------- --- 8.37 -------VAV B-5 TO 10, B-22 TO 24 [EBRL][NOTE1] 36 37t Panel P2 0.00 100/3 CB 60/3 CB 9.56 Mech VAV B-1,2,4,11 TO 15,25 [EBRL][NOTE2] 38 39t -P2 0.00 ------- --- ------- --- 9.56 -------VAV B-1,2,4,11 TO 15,25 [EBRL][NOTE2] 40 41t -P2 0.00 ------- --- ------- --- 9.56 -------VAV B-1,2,4,11 TO 15,25 [EBRL][NOTE2] 42 Rev: Revised circuits marked I Existing circuits marked t Project #: File: R:\client\Swedish Medical Center\ Edmonds\ Edmonds Medical Pavilion\WinPanel\EDM Medical Pavilion Panel Schedules.PNL OA OB 0C * Circuit Breaker Code G = GFCI H= HID Rated S =Shunt Trip C = HACR Rated D= Switching Duty # = see note A = AFCI Connected KVA 49.81 51.01 1 49.07 Notes: EXISTING PANEL; [EBRL] - EXISTING BREAKER, REVISED LOAD; [NOTE 1] - BRANCH CIRCUIT REVISED AS PART OF SUITE 10 TI PROJECT; [NOTE 2] - BRANCH CIRCUIT REVISED AS PART OF SUITE 30 TI PROJECT Load Type Conn KVA NEC Demand Factor Demand KVA Demand Amps NEC Feeder Factors NEC Feed Amps Lighting 0.69 x 100% Recept 14.67 10 KVA @ 100%, rest @ 50 % Equip 11.75 x 100% Mech 53.79 x 100% Recorded Demand * 28.87 x 125% * Recorded Demand calculated as 28.87kVA x 100% S.A.F. x 100% O.A.F. 0.69 12.34 11.75 53.79 36.09 1 15 14 65 43 x 125% x 100% x 100% 125% of Largest x 100% 1 15 14 73 43 109.77 132 Amps 114.65 138 147 ShPnl3ph.rpt R:\client\Swedish Medical Center\Edmonds\Edmonds Medical Pav 11/8/2024 Stantec Swbd Name: MDP 277/480V 30 4W 2,500A Main CB Type: Switchboard Location: BASEMENT MAIN ELECTRICAL ROOM Surface Mounted 0 AIC Serves: Single Lugs Deep Overcurrent device Size *Type # Description Load Remarks 1 Space 0.00 KVA 0A/1P 2 Panel BD4A 149.90 KVA 400A/3P CB 3 Panel1D4A 244.85 KVA 400A/3P CB 4 Panel2D4A 163.57 KVA 400A/3P CB 5 Panel EDST 0.00 KVA 250A/3P CB 6 Panel lE4A 0.00 KVA 100A/3P CB 7 Panel ISC4A 0.00 KVA 600A/3P CB 8 Panel3X4A 0.00 KVA 250A/3P CB 9 Panel3D4A 0.00 KVA 400A/3P CB 10 Panel RM4A 0.00 KVA 600A/3P CB Rev: * Circuit Breaker Code Revised circuits marked $ Existing circuits marked t CB = Circuit Breaker S = Shunt Trip Project #: G = GFCI M = Motor Ckt Prot. H= HID Rated F = Fused Switch File: R:\client\Swedish Medical C = HACK Rated # =see note Center\Edmonds\Edmonds Medical Pavilion\ WinPanel\EDM Medical Pavilion Panel Schedules.PNL Notes: EXISTING PANEL Load Type Conn KVA NEC Demand Factor Demand KVA Demand Amps NEC Feeder Factors NEC Feed Amps Equip 20.55 x 100% 20.55 25 x 100% 25 Lighting 4.45 x 100% 4.45 5 x 125% 7 Mech 80.99 x 100% 80.99 97 125% of Largest 106 Recept 41.49 10 KVA @ 100%, rest @ 50% 25.75 31 x 100% 31 Recorded Demand * 403.60 x 125% 504.50 607 x 100% 607 * Recorded Demand calculated as 403.60kVA x 100% S.A.F. x 100% O.A.F. 551.09 663 Amps 636.24 765 775 ShSwbd.rpt R:\client\Swedish Medical Center\Edmonds\Edmonds Medical Pav 11/8/2024 t 425.778.1530 21911 76th Ave W. Ste 210 f 425.774.7803 Edmonds WA 98026 info@tgbarchitects.com www.tgbarchitects.com (3 Stantec Stantec Consulting Services Inc. 3400188th St SW Suite 285 Lynnwood, WA 98037-4772 Tel: (206) 667-0555 I stantec.com OV WA 2 w 203415� �GI STERN �SSIONAL �11/8/2024 SWEDISH EDMONDS MEDICAL PAVILION BASEMENT 7320 216TH STREET SUITE 10 AND 30 EDMONDS, WA 98026 PERMIT/BID SET RECEIVED 11/8/2024 CITY OF EDMONDS DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT PANEL SCHEDULES 155UANU. - No. I Description Date PERMIT SET 11/08/24 PROJECT INFORMATION PROJECT NUMBER: PROJECT LEAD: DRAWN BY: 24034 NCA AD 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 SHEET NO E6m3O