security upgrade township of washington

GENERALCOVER SHEET, CODE ANALYSIS, VICINITY MAP, AREA OF WORK ------------------------ C-1

GENERAL SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS---------------------------------------------------- G-1

GENERAL AND DEMOLITION NOTES ------------------------------------------------------------ G-2

ELECTRICALELECTRICAL PARTIAL FLOOR PLAN --------------------------------------------------------------- E-1

ELECTRICAL PARTIAL FLOOR PLAN --------------------------------------------------------------- E-2

SECURITY DETAILS --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- E-3

PROJECT CRITERIAGENERAL PROJECT NARRATIVE:

THE PROJECT INCLUDES THE REPLACEMENT AND ADDITION OF DOOR SECURITY HARDWARE TO MAINTAIN A SAFE ENVIRONMENT FOR THE SCHOOL.

THIS PROJECT INCLUDES THE ELECTRICAL WIRING AND ALL OTHER GENERAL CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES NECESSARY TO MAKE FOR A COMPLETE ANDFINISHED SYSTEM AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE PROJECT.

THE BUILDING WILL REMAIN OCCUPIED AND OPERATING DURING THIS UPGRADE PROJECT. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE THE CLOSING OFROOMS WITH THE BUILDING FACILITIES MANAGER TO FACILITATE THEIR WORK. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CONFINE THEMSELVES TO THE GIVEN WORKAREA TO MINIMIZE DISRUPTION OF NORMAL BUILDING ACTIVITIES.

CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH AND INSTALL ALL HARDWARE REQUIRED FOR BUILDING PERIMETER SECURITY AS DETAILED ON THE PLANS AND IN THESPECIFICATIONS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH AND INSTALL ALL DOOR HARDWARE, ACCESS CONTROLS, ACCESS CONTROL HARDWARE, CAT 6PLENUM RATED WIRING, PUNCHDOWN BLOCKS, ACCESS CONTROL CABINETS AND CONTROLLERS, ELECTRICAL WIRING, PROGRAMMING, INTERFACES,AND SAFETIES TO PROVIDE A COMPLETE AND OPERATING PERIMETER DOOR SECURITY SYSTEM.

CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH AND INSTALL ALL WIRELESS ACCESS POINTS REQUIRED TO PROVIDE COMPLETE COVERAGE IN THE FACILITY FOR NEWWIRELESS CLASSROOM SECURITY LOCKSETS AND RESTROOM LOCKSETS. CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH 60 NEW WIRELESS LOCKSETS AND TRAINTHE SCHOOL PERSONNEL ON THEIR INSTALLATION AND PROGRAMMING. LOCKSETS FOR CLASSROOMS WILL BE INSTALLED BY BUILDING PERSONNEL.

CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE WARRANTEE, TRAINING, AND SUPPORT FOR THE ENTIRE DOOR SYSTEM.

CODE DATA

BUILDING -------------------------------------------------- 1 STORY BUILDINGCONSTRUCTION CODE CLASSIFICATION ------------ II BBUILDING USE GROUP ---------------------------------- EDUCATIONAL "E"USE GROUP OF AREA OF CONSTRUCTION ---------- EDUCATIONAL "E"

BUILDING CALCULATIONS

AREA OF BUILDING -------------------------------------- 136,500 SQUARE FEETAREA OF FIRST FLOOR ---------------------------------- 136,500 SQUARE FEETAREA OF WORK ------------------------------------------- 136,500 SQUARE FEET

TOTAL AREA AFFECTED BY CONSTRUCTION --------- 136,500 SQUARE FEET

APPLICABLE CODES

BUILDING -------------------------------- 2015 INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE: NJ EDITION

BUILDING -------------------------------- REHABILITATION SUBCODE (NJAC 5:23-6)

MECHANICAL --------------------------- 2015 INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE

MECHANICAL---------------------------- 2015 INTERNATIONAL FUEL GAS CODE

PLUMBING------------------------------- 2009 NATIONAL STANDARD PLUMBING CODE

FIRE--------------------------------------- 2015 INTERNATIONAL FIRE CODE

ELECTRICAL------------------------------ 2014 NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE

ENERGY----------------------------------- ASHRAE 90.1-2013

AREA OF WORK

COMPUTER

AIDED

DRAFTING

SHOWER

DRYING

TOIL.

TOIL.

STORAGE

INSTRUC.

GYMNASIUM

62

STORAGE OFFICE

SHOWER

STOR.

TOIL.

OFFICE

INSTRUC.VEST.

MECHANICAL / ELECTRICAL

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6

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17

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B

71

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65

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15

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CAR WASH

LOCKER /

TOILET ROOM

LOCKER RM

ENGINEERING

LOCKER RM

TOIL.

CLASSROOM

WELDING

CAREERS

47

STORAGE

C.R.

AREA

OFFICE

OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE GUIDANCE OFFICE

MAIN

OFFICE

MEN

WOMEN

CONF.

ROOM

STUDENT

SERVICES

STORAGELOCKER

TOILET AREA

OFFICE/

STORAGE

STORAGE

TOIL.

STORAGE

ELECTRICAL

DRYING

APPRETICESHIP

GED / ESL

OFFICE

CHIEF

SCHOOL

ADMIN

HALLWAY

A

STORAGE

NURSE

OFFICE

TOILETSTORAGE

FOOD

SERVICES

28

CLASSROOM

31

DATA

PROCESSING

LAB

30

STORAGE

TRANSFORMER

ROOM

27

SOCIAL

STUDIES

25

SOCIAL

STUDIES

24

CHEM.

LAB

22

MATH

21

ART

CLASSROOM

19

ART

SUPPLY

ELEC.

ROOM

20

STORAGE

PREP.

ROOM

CLASSROOM

18

GIRLS

LAV.

LIBRARY

9

WOMENS

FAC. LAV.

23

WORKROOM

13

TEACHERS

LOUNGE

14

MATH

CLASSROOM

12

BOYS

LAV.

CLASSROOM

11

ELEC

ROOM

7

HALLWAY

B

HALLWAY

A

HALLWAY

D

TOILET

STOR.

TOILET

CLOSET

LOBBY

CAFETERIA

HALLWAY

C

HALLWAY

C

ELECTRICAL

ROOM

MECHANICAL

ROOM

STORAGE

STORAGE H.C.

TOILET

FACULTY DINNING /

KNIGHTS CAFE

FOOD SERVICE

MENS

TOILET

WOMENS

TOILET

MENS

LOCKER

WOMENS

LOCKER

4746

CLASSROOM

44

CLASSROOM

41

HALLWAY

D

AUTO

SHOP

48

LOCKER /

TOILET ROOM

BUILDING

CONSTRUCTION

50

J.C.

OFFICE

CLASSROOM

52

HALLWAY

E

HALLWAY

G

BOYS

LOCKER ROOM

57

GIRLS

LOCKER ROOM

57

COSMOTOLOGY

63

CLASSROOM

64

CLASSROOM

66

LOCKER ROOMOFFICE

TOILET

CLASSROOM

66

ADMISSIONS

OFFICE

65

ELECT.

ROOM

TOIL.

VESTIBULE STORAGE

ELECTRICAL

ROOM

WOMENS

TOILET

MENS

TOILET

J.C.

TV

STUDIO

74

CLASSROOM

75

ELECTIRIC

ROOM

STAGE

THEATER

LOBBY

CLASSROOM

76

CLASSROOM

77

CLASSROOM

78

CLASSROOM

79

CLASSROOM

80

CLASSROOM

81

CLASSROOM

82

OFFICE

OFFICE

COMMUNITY

HEALTH

88

GRAPHIC ART /

COMMCERCIAL ART

87

SPRINKLER

CONTROL

ROOM

CLASSROOM

86

CHEMISTRY

85

LAW &

PUBLIC

SAFETY

84

STORAGE

CLASSROOM

91

J.C.

WOMENS

TOILET

MENS

TOILET

CHILD

DEVELOPMENT

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VICINITY MAP

COVER

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WARREN COUNTY VOCATIONAL SCHOOLSECURITY UPGRADE

TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTONWARREN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY

1C1 N.T.S.

SCALE

FACILITY LOCATION

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DANIEL B. GROVER, PE

THE STATE OF NEW JERSEYLICENSED

PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER24GE44239

The Great Meadows Design Group, LLCA Professional Engineering Company

24 Far View RoadGreat Meadows, New Jersey 07838

(908) 637-8233 Fax (908) 637-8234

www.TheGMDGroup.com

New Jersey Authorization Number: 24GA28095500

REVISIONS/ISSUES

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No. Revision/Issue Date

WARREN COUNTY VOCATIONALSCHOOL

SECURITY UPGRADE


3C1 N.T.S.

SCALE

B.D.D. BACK DRAFT DAMPERBFP BACK FLOW PREVENTERBHP BREEAK HOURSEPOWERBI BACKWARD INCLINEDBLDG BUILDINGBTUH BTU PER HOURC CONDUITCAM CAMERACAT CATALOGCATV CABLE TELEVISIONCRAC COMPUTER ROOM AIR CONDITIONERCB CIRCUIT BREAKERCD CEILING DIFFUSERCENTR. CENTRIFUGALCFM CUBIC FEET PER MINUTECHWR CHILLED WATER RETURNCHWS CHILLED WATER SUPPLYCHWP CHILLED WATER PUMPCKT CIRCUITCLG CEILINGCOL COLUMNCONC CONCRETECONN CONNECTION, CONNECTCONT CONTINUATIONC/O CLEAN OUTCR CEILING REGISTERCRAH COMPUTER ROOM AIR HANDLING UNITCT CURRENT TRANSFORMERCUH CABINET UNIT HEATERCW COLD WATER RETURNCU COPPERCL CENTER LINE

E WIRED ON EMERGENCY CIRCUITEAT ENTERING AIR TEMPERATUREEC/E.C. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOREF EXHAUST FANELEC ELECTRICALELEV ELEVATIONENT ENTERINGEMT ELECTRICAL METALLIC CONDUITEPB EMERGENCY PUSH BUTTONEMR ELEVATOR MACHINE ROOMEOL END OF LINEEPO EMERGENCY POWER OFFESP EXTERNAL STATIC PRESSUREET EXPANSION TANKER EXHAUST REGISTEREWC ELECTRIC WATER COOLEREWT ENTERING WATER TEMPERATUREEXH EXHAUSTEXIST. EXISTING

F FLUSHF. FILLFF FLUSH FILLFA FIRE ALARMFBO FURNISHED BY OTHERSFC FORWARD CURVEDFND FOUNDATIONFD FLOOR DRAINFL FLOORFLA FULL LOAD AMPSFLEX. FLEXIBLEFMC FLEXIBLE METALLIC CONDUITFO FUEL OILFOF FUEL OIL FILLFOP FUEL OIL PUMPFOR FUEL OIL RETURNFOS FUEL OIL SUPPLYFOV FUEL OIL VENTFPC FIRE PROTECTION CONTRACTORFPM FEET PER MINUTEFPS FEET PER SECONDFT FEET

GA GAUGEGAL GALLONGALV GALVANIZEDGC GENERAL CONTRACTORGFCI GROUND FAULT- CIRCUIT INTERRUPTERGFPE GROUND FAULT- PROTECTION EQUIPMENTGND GROUNDEDGPM GALLONS PER MINUTEGR GRILLEGRC GALVANIZED RIGID CONDUIT

IAM INDIVIDUAL ADDRESSABLE MODULEI.D. INSIDE DIAMETERIG ISOLATED GROUNDIMC INTERMEDIATE METAL CONDUITIWG INCHES OF WATER GAUGE

OA OUTSIDE AIRP POLEPB PULL BOXP.C. PLUMBING CONTRACTORPD PRESSURE DROPPH ɸ ELECTRICAL PHASEPIV POST INDICATOR VALVEPNL PANEL(BOARD)PP POWER PANELPR PAIRPRI PRIMARYPSI(G) POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH (GAGE)PT POTENTIAL TRANSFORMERPV POLYVINYL CHLORIDE CONDUITPWR POWERRA RETURN AIRREC RECESSEDRH RELATIVE HUMIDITYRMC RIGID METAL CONDUITRT RAINTIGHTRTU ROOF TOP UNITRPM REVOLUTION PER MINUTES SURFACE MOUNTEDSEC SECONDARYSIG SIGNALSN SOLID NEUTRALSP SPARESPL SPLICESS STAINLESS STEELSTP / TSP SHIELDED TWISTED PAIRSTL CARBON STEELSY SHUNT TRIPSUSP SUSPENDEDSW SWITCHSWBD SWITCHBOARDTC TELEPHONE CABINETTCI TELECOMMUNICATIONS CABLING-INSTALLERTYP TYPICALUG UNDERGROUNDU.O.I. UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED.U.O.N. UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTEDV VOLTV. VENTVT VAPORTIGHT W WATTY WYEWH WATTHOURWP WEATHERPROOFWT WATERTIGHTXFMR TRANSFORMERXP EXPLOSION PROOF+72" MOUNTING UNITS TO CENTERLINE - ABOVE

FINISHED FLOOR OR GRADE

A AMPEREASS'LY ASSEMBLYA.C. INDOOR AIR CONDITIONING UNITAC ALTERNATING CURRENTAF AMP FRAMEAFF ABOVE FINISHED FLOORAFG ABOVE FINISHED GRADEAHU AIR HANDLING UNITAIC AMPRERE INTERUPTING CAPACITYAL ALUMINUMAPD AIR PRESSURE DROPAPPROX APPROXIMATEARCH ARCHITECT, ARCHITECTURALAS AMP SWITCHAST ABOVE GROUND STORAGE TANKAT AMP TRIPATR AIR TEMPERATURE RISEATC AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE CONTROLATS AUTOMATIC TRANSFER SWITCHAUD AUDIO BOX CONNECTIONA/V AUDIO VISUAL

1P ONE POLE

2P TWO POLE

3P THREE POLE

4P FOUR POLE

1P1W ONE POLE, ONE WIRE

1P2W ONE POLE, TWO WIRE

2P2W TWO POLE, TWO WIRE

2P3W TWO POLE, THREE WIRE

3P3W THREE POLE, THREE WIRE

3P4W THREE POLE, FOUR WIRE

4P4W FOUR POLE, FOUR WIRE

JB JUNCTION BOXKCMIL THOUSAND CIRCULAR MILSKVA KILOVOLT AMPEREKVAR KILOVOLT AMPERE REACTIVEKW KILOWATTLAT LEAVING AIR TEMPERATURELFMC LIQUID TIGHT FLEXIBLE METAL CONDUITLFNC LIQUID TIGHT NON-FLEXIBLE METAL CONDUITLP LIGHTING PANELLS LIMIT SWITCHLTG LIGHTINGLV LOW VOLTAGEMAX MAXIMUMMBH THOUSAND BTU PER HOURMBS MANUAL BALANCING DAMPERMC METAL CLAD CABLEM.C. MECHANICAL CONTRACTORMCC MOTOR CONTROL CENTERMDP MAIN DISTRIBUTION PANELMECH MECHANICALMIN MINIMUMMISC MISCELLANEOUSMLO MAIN LUG ONLYMTD MOUNTEDMTG MOUNTINGMTS MANUAL TRANSFER SWITCHN. NEWN/A NOT APPLICABLENC NOISE CRITERIAN.C. NORMALLY CLOSEDNEC NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODENIC NOT IN CONTRACTNEMA NATIONAL ELECTRIC MANUFACTURER'S ASSOCIATIONNL NIGHT LIGHTNM NONMETALLICN.O. NORMALLY OPENNRTL NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED TESTING LABNO. / # NUMBERNTS NOT TO SCALE

EMERGENCY BATTERY UNIT WITH LIGHTING HEADS

BATTERY PACK AND CHARGER

EXIT LIGHT FIXTURE, ARROWS AND EXIT FACE(S)

EMERGENCY BATTERY UNIT WITH REMOTE LIGHTINGFIXTURE (1 HEAD)EMERGENCY BATTERY UNIT WITH REMOTE LIGHTINGFIXTURE (2 HEAD)

EXIT LIGHTING FIXTURE WITH EMERGENCY BATTERY,AND EMERGENCY BATTERY LIGHTING HEADS

TYPICAL LIGHT FIXTURE NOTATION: A = FIXTURE TYPE a = SWITCH LEG

TYPICAL LIGHT FIXTURE NOTATION:"EM" = EMERGENCY"NL" = NIGHT LIGHT"NL/EM" = NIGHT LIGHT & EMERGENCY"P" = PANEL"C" = CIRCUIT

NL/EM

P-C

1x1 FLUORESCENT FIXTURE


2x2 FLUORESCENT PARABOLIC FIXTURE

2x4 FLUORESCENT PARABOLIC FIXTURE


1x4 PENDANT-MOUNTED FIXTURE


WALL-MOUNTED FIXTURE

DOWNLIGHT, SURFACE CEILING-MOUNTED

SCONCE, WALL-MOUNTED FIXTURE

BOLLARD, OUTDOOR FIXTURE

GROUND/FLOOR-MOUNTED FIXTURE

GROUND/FLOOR-MOUNTED FIXTURE WITH SHIELD

FLUORESCENT STRIP

TWIN LUMINAIRE POLE MOUNTED SITE LIGHT FIXTURE

SINGLE LUMINAIRE POLE MOUNTED SITE LIGHT FIXTURE

POLE MOUNTED WITH ARM

TRACK LIGHTING, LENGTH AND NUMBER OF HEADS AS INDICATED ON DRAWINGS

JUNCTION BOX

20A-125V DUPLEX RECEPTACLE

20A-125V DUPLEX GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTERRECEPTACLE

20A-125V DUPLEX RECEPTACLE, MTG COUNTER HEIGHT

20A-125V SIMPLEX RECEPTACLE

ISOLATED GROUND DUPLEX RECEPTACLE

QUAD RECEPTACLE (DOUBLE DUPLEX)

ISOLATED GROUND QUAD RECEPTACLE(DOUBLE DUPLEX)IG

IG

GFCI

J

FLOOR MOUNTED DUPLEX RECEPTACLE F = FLUSH MOUNT S = SURFACE MOUNT

RECEPTACLE POWER STRIP, WALL MOUNTED

RECEPTACLE, WALL MOUNTED SPECIAL

FLOOR MOUNTED DOUBLE DUPLEX (QUAD) RECEPTACLE F = FLUSH MOUNT S = SURFACE MOUNT

COAXIAL SYSTEM OUTLET

F

W

DATA OUTLET

TELEPHONE OUTLET

TELEPHONE/DATA OUTLET

TELEPHONE/DATA OUTLET, FLOOR-MOUNTED

TELEPHONE OUTLET, FLOOR-MOUNTED

TELEPHONE OUTLET, WALL-MOUNTED

DATA OUTLET, FLOOR MOUNTED F = FLUSH-MOUNTEDS = SURFACE-MOUNTED

SINGLE POLE SWITCHTHREE WAY SWITCHTHREE WAY SWITCH WITH PILOT LIGHT

SINGLE POLE SWITCH WITH PILOT LIGHTWALL SWITCH MOTION DETECTOR, WATTSTOPPER WS-120/277-1,DECORATOR STYLE

KEY SWITCH

ROTARY TIMER SWITCH

0-18 HOUR TIME-OFF SWITCHSINGLE GANG TIMECLOCK SWITCHFRACTIONAL MOTOR STARTER WITH THERMAL OVERLOAD SWITCH

VOLUME CONTROL

S T

S V

TO

TC

FS

SS

PS

MS

S K

,PSS

S

TYPICAL SWITCH NOTATION: 2 = DOUBLE POLE SWITCH 3 = THREE-WAY SWITCH 4 = FOUR-WAY SWITCH a = SWITCH LEG W = WEATHERPROOF

Sa3

WP

HORIZONTALLY MOUNTED SWITCH, ON TO LEFT

SINGLE-POLE COUBLE-THROW SWITCHDIMMER SWITCH

CIRCUIT BREAKER SWITCH

LOW VOLTAGE MASTER SWITCHLOW VOLTAGE SWITCH

MOMENTARY CONTACT SWITCH

WEATHERPROOF SWITCH

GLOW SWITCH TOGGLE, GLOWS IN OFF POSITION,LIT WHEN POWER TO FIXTURE(S) IS OFF

CBSDSDTSGS

KEY SWITCH WITH PILOT LIGHTS KP

S H

S MC

S LV

S LM

S WP

TC

CLOCK RECEPTACLE, FLUSH WALL MOUNTED 84"AAFC

CAMERAC

CCTV

C

K

CARD-READER

CCTV COAXIAL CABLE AND POWER OUTLET

DOORCHIME

ELECTRIC DOOR STRIKE

SECURITY DOOR CONTACTS

FLUSH-MOUNTED INTERCOM UNIT

SECURITY KEYPAD

RB BEAM SMOKE DETECTOR

R = RECEIVING UNIT

BS S = SENDING UNIT

BEAM SMOKE DETECTOR

C CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTOR

DOOR HOLDER

VOICE EVACUATION PANEL

PILOT LIGHT

F FLAME DETECTOR

H

F HORN AND STROBE

HORN

AUTOMATIC HEAT DETECTOR

F HYDROGEN DETECTOR

FSD MOTOR-OPERATOR FIRE/SMOKE DUCT DAMPER

PRESSURE SWITCH

PIV POST INDICATOR VALVE

F FIRE PULL STATION

S SMOKE DETECTOR

CS SMOKE DETECTOR ABOVE FINISHED CEILING

DUCT SMOKE DETECTOR

H HEAT DETECTOR AT DUCT OPENING

S UNDER-RAISED-FLOOR SMOKE DETECTOR

S CEILING-MOUNTED SPEAKER

S WALL-MOUNTED SPEAKER

S

TS

FS WATER FLOW SWITCH

TAMPER SWITCH

STROBE

MONITOR MODULE

DS

FAA

FIRE FIGHTER'S PHONE

ANNUNCIATOR PANEL

M FIRE ALARM MASTER BOX

FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL

RP-1A,3

SIZE OF DISCONNECT NUMBER OF POLESNEMA ENCLOSURE

MOTOR STARTER

SIZE OF FUSE

MOTOR RATED DISCONNECT SWITCH

COMBINATION STARTER/DISCONNECT

MOTOR (NUMBER INDICATES HORSE POWER)

3R3

100100

CONDUIT DOWN

CONDUIT UP

HOMERUN TO PANEL, INDICATING PANEL & CIRCUITNUMBER

ASD

ADJUSTABLE SPEED DRIVE W/ DISCONNECT &STARTER & BYPASS

ADJUSTABLE SPEED DRIVE WITH BYPASS

ATC

F

ENCLOSED CIRCUIT BREAKER

FUSED DISCONNECT

AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE CONTROL PANEL

E

CONDUIT STUB

CONDUIT DIRECTION CONNECTION

CONDUIT FLEXIBLE CONNECTION

PULLBOX

PUSHBUTTON

CT

M

T

MCC

CT CABINET

MOTOR CONTROL CABINET

METER

TRANSFORMER

SHUNT TRIP

CONDUIT TURNING DOWN

DH DUCT HEATER

277/480V ELECTRICAL PANEL

PP-XC, 8

P

WIREWAY, SIZE AS INDICATED OR REQUIRED

CABLETRAY, SIZE AS INDICATED

BUSWAY, RATING AND TYPE AS INDICATED ON DRAWINGS

POWER POLE WITH DEVICES INDICATED ON DRAWINGS "P" INDICATES TYPE, "PP-XC, 8" INDICATES CIRCUIT NUMBER

120/208V ELECTRICAL PANEL

COMBINATION STARTER/DISCONNECT:# = CB: CIRCUIT BREAKER# = F: FUSED

TIMECLOCK

INDICATES SPECIFIC DRAWING NOTES

INDICATES OVERALL PROJECT NOTES

POINT OF CONNECTION

DRAWING REVISION

NUMBER

EQUIPMENT OR FIXTURE TYPE

(NUMBERED SEQUENTIALLY)



EQUIPMENT TAG##

DC DOOR CONTACT

REQUEST TO EXIT (MOTION)

ELECTRIC MAGNETIC LOCK

ELECTRIC STRIKE

CARD READER

PUSH TO EXIT

DOOR CONTROL MODULE

MOTION ACTIVATED REQUEST TO EXIT

PUSH BUTTON REQUEST TO EXIT

MAGNETIC LOCK RELEASEWITH POLYCARBONATE COVER WITH SQUEELER BOX AND CONTACTS(UNIVERSAL STOPPER BY SAFETY TECHNOLOGY INTERNATIONAL, MODEL STI-13230CW)

CARD READER AND KEYPAD COMBINATION

ELECTRONIC RELEASE LATCH

PANIC BAR

EXISTING

WIRELESS ACCESS POINT

REX

MAG

ES

CR

PTE

DM

(e)

(2)2"C-(10)#12,(5)#12N,(5)#12GNUMBER OF CONDUCTORSGROUNDING CONDUCTORNEUTRAL CONDUCTORSIZE OF CONDUCTORCONDUIT SIZEQUANTITY OF PARALLELCONDUITS AND CONDUCTORS

N

SECTION MARKER

DETAIL MARKER

PROJECT "NORTH" INDICATOR

SECTION NO.

SHEET NO.

DETAIL NO.

SHEET NO.

REX

MR

ELR

PAN

X DOOR / WINDOW MARKER






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SYMBOLS

SYMBOLS ANDABBREVIATIONS

G-1N.T.S.

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1. THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS INCLUDE THE WORKING DRAWINGS, ADDENDA, CLARIFICATIONS,MODIFICATIONS, AND GENERAL CONDITIONS OF THE CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT ANDSPECIFICATIONS.

2. THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS ARE INSTRUMENTS OF SERVICE AND SHALL REMAIN THE PROPERTYOF THE ENGINEER WHETHER THE PROJECT FOR WHICH THEY ARE PREPARED IS EXECUTED ORNOT. THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS SHALL NOT BE USED BY OWNER, CONTRACTOR, OR TENANTFOR OTHER PROJECTS OR EXTENSIONS TO THE PROJECT, NOR ARE THEY TO BE MODIFIED INANY MANNER WHATSOEVER EXCEPT BY AGREEMENT IN WRITING WITH THE ENGINEER.

3. CONTRACTOR SHALL EXAMINE THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS AND SHALL FAMILIARIZE HIMSELFWITH ALL THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE PROJECT AND SHALL NOTIFY THE CONTRACTING OFFICEROF ANY OBSERVED FAULTS AND AMBIGUITY IN THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS SO THAT THEMATTER MAY BE RESOLVED PRIOR TO SUBMISSION OF QUOTES.

4. EXISTING FACILITY INFORMATION HAS BEEN PROVIDED BY THE BUILDING OWNER. ANYDISCREPANCIES OR CONFLICTS BETWEEN THE EXISTING FIELD CONDITIONS AND THESECONTRACT DOCUMENTS ARE TO BE BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE ENGINEER FORREVIEW PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF CONSTRUCTION.

5. THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE ENGINEER, IN WRITING, OF ANY DEFICIENCIES INBASE BUILDING PRIOR TO THE COMMENCEMENT OF HIS WORK. ANY UNREPORTEDDEFICIENCIES WILL BECOME THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR TO CORRECT.

6. ALL WORK ON THIS PROJECT SHALL BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH, AND SHALL CONFORMTO THE REQUIREMENTS OF ALL CODES AND REGULATIONS OF ALL GOVERNMENTAL AUTHORITIESOR AGENCIES HAVING JURISDICTION. SUCH CODES AND REGULATIONS SHALL HAVEPRECEDENCE OVER THAT WHICH IS INDICATED ON THE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS UNLESSTHAT SHOWN ON THE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS IS MORE STRINGENT. IN CASES OFDISCREPANCIES, OMISSIONS, CHANGES IN THE CODES OR CODE INTERPRETATIONS BY CODEOFFICIALS WHICH CAUSE A CHANGE IN THE WORK, NOTIFY THE ENGINEER PRIOR TOPROCEEDING WITH THAT PORTION OF THE WORK AFFECTED BY THE CHANGE. CONTRACTORSHALL OBTAIN ALL NECESSARY PERMITS. CONTRACTOR SHALL PLAN AND COORDINATE ALLREQUIRED INSPECTIONS.

7. IN THE EVENT OF CONFLICT BETWEEN DATA SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS AND INFORMATION INTHE SPECIFICATIONS, THE MOST STRINGENT SHALL GOVERN. DIMENSIONS NOTED ON THEDRAWINGS SHALL TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER SCALED DIMENSIONS. DETAIL DRAWINGS TAKEPRECEDENCE OVER DRAWINGS ON A SMALLER SCALE. SHOULD THE CONTRACTOR AT ANY TIMEDISCOVER AN ERROR IN A DRAWING OR SPECIFICATION OR A DISCREPANCY OR VARIATIONBETWEEN DIMENSIONS OR OTHER INFORMATION, HE SHALL NOT PROCEED WITH THE WORKAFFECTED UNTIL CLARIFICATION HAS BEEN MADE BY THE ENGINEER.

8. BY SUBMISSION OF QUOTE, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ACKNOWLEDGE ACCEPTANCE OF THECONTRACT DOCUMENTS AS AN ADEQUATE DEFINITION OF THE SCOPE OF WORK AND EXTRACOST CLAIMS BASED ON INADEQUACY OF CONTRACT DOCUMENTS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED.

9. THE CONTRACT DRAWINGS ARE SCHEMATIC AND ARE INTENDED TO CONVEY A COMPLETE ANDFUNCTIONAL PROJECT. CONTRACT DRAWINGS DEPICT THE GENERAL LOCATION OF EQUIPMENT,WALLS, AND BUILDING COMPONENTS.

10. "FURNISH" MEANS SUPPLY ONLY FOR OTHERS TO PUT IN PLACE.

11. "PROVIDE" MEANS FURNISH AND INSTALL, COMPLETE AND IN PLACE.

12. "SIMILAR" MEANS COMPARABLE CHARACTERISTICS FOR CONDITIONS NOTED. CONTRACTOR TOVERIFY DIMENSIONS AND ORIENTATION.

13. "TYPICAL" MEANS IDENTICAL FOR CONDITIONS NOTED.

14. "PRIME CONTRACTOR" MEANS THE CONTRACTOR THAT IS LEADING THE PROJECT AND HOLDSTHE CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT FOR THE PROJECT.

15. "GENERAL CONTRACTOR" MEANS THE CONTRACTOR THAT HAS OVERALL RESPONSIBILITY FORTHE CONSTRUCTION COORDINATION OF THE PROJECT AND IS GENERALLY THE "PRIMECONTRACTOR".

16. WHEN A "GENERAL CONTRACTOR" IS NOT ENGAGED ON THE PROJECT, THE "PRIME CONTRACTOR"SHALL ASSUME AND EXECUTE THE DUTIES OF THE "GENERAL CONTRACTOR".

17. THE PRIME CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ACTIONS, ACTIVITIES, WORK, QUALITY, ANDSAFETY OF ALL OF THE SUB-CONTRACTORS WORKING FOR HIM ON THE PROJECT.

18. HORIZONTAL DIMENSIONS INDICATED ARE TO/FROM FINISHED FACE OF CONSTRUCTION, EXCEPTAS NOTED.

19. VERTICAL DIMENSIONS ARE FROM TOP OF FLOOR SLAB, EXCEPT WHERE NOTED TO BE FROMABOVE FINISHED FLOOR (AFF).

20. DIMENSIONS ARE NOT ADJUSTABLE WITHOUT APPROVAL OF ENGINEER UNLESS NOTED (±).

21. THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY THAT ALL CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS ARE THELATEST ISSUE AND THAT ALL SUBCONTRACTORS HAVE COMPLETE SETS OF THE LATEST ISSUEOF THE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS PRIOR TO COMMENCING WITH ANY PORTION OF THEWORK.

22. IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO THE OWNERS OCCUPANCY OF ANY PHASE OF THE WORK, THE GENERALCONTRACTOR SHALL CLEAN ALL SURFACES OF DUST, DEBRIS, LOOSE CONSTRUCTIONMATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT AND LEAVE ALL FLOORS VACUUM CLEAN. REMAININGCONSTRUCTION MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT. IF ANY, SHALL BE MOVED AND TEMPORARILYSECURED IN AN AREA AS DIRECTED BY THE OWNER.

23. PREPARE A COMPLETE AND THOROUGH PROJECT CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE FOR THE PROJECT.PROJECT SCHEDULE SHALL INCLUDE ALL MAJOR AND CRITICAL ELEMENTS REQUIRED, AND SHALLDEPICT THE CRITICAL PATH FOR SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF THE PROJECT IN A TIME AGREEDUPON WITH THE PROJECT MANAGER, ENGINEER AND OWNER. COORDINATE THE CONSTRUCTIONSCHEDULE WITH SCHEDULE OF THE REMAINING TRADES TO PROVIDE A COMPLETE ANDTHOROUGH CONSTRUCTION PLAN.

24. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL ORDER AND SCHEDULE DELIVERY OF MATERIALS IN AMPLE TIMETO AVOID DELAYS IN CONSTRUCTION. IF AN ITEM IS FOUND TO BE UNAVAILABLE,CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE ENGINEER IMMEDIATELY TO ALLOW THE ENGINEER AREASONABLE AMOUNT OF TIME TO SELECT A SUITABLE SUBSTITUTE.

25. REFER TO PROJECT DRAWINGS FOR ANY SEQUENCE AND/OR PRE-DETERMINED PHASES OFCONSTRUCTION. SEQUENCE AND PHASE OF CONSTRUCTION WHEN DEFINED BY THE PROJECTMANAGER, WHETHER CONTAINED IN THESE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS OR NOT, SHALL BEADHERED TO AS A REQUIREMENT OF THE PROJECT.

26. IF AT ANY TIME BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF WORK, OR DURING PROGRESS THEREOF, THEGENERAL CONTRACTOR'S METHODS, EQUIPMENT, OR APPLIANCES ARE INEFFICIENT ORINAPPROPRIATE FOR SECURING QUALITY OF WORK OR RATE OF PROGRESS AS INTENDED BYTHE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS, THE OWNER MAY ORDER THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR TO IMPROVETHEIR QUALITY OR INCREASE THEIR EFFICIENCY TO MEET PROJECT REQUIREMENTS. THIS WILLNOT RELIEVE THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR OR HIS SURETIES FROM THEIR OBLIGATIONS TOSECURE QUALITY OF OF WORK AND RATE OR PROGRESS SPECIFIED IN THE CONTRACT ORAGREED UPON IN PROJECT MEETINGS.

27. THE OWNER'S DESIGNATED AGENT WILL EXERCISE SOLE AUTHORITY FOR DETERMINING THECONFORMANCE OF MATERIALS, EQUIPMENT, AND SYSTEMS WITH THE INTENT OF THE DESIGN.REVIEW AND ACCEPTANCE OF ALL ITEMS PROPOSED BY THE CONTRACTOR FOR INCORPORATIONINTO THIS WORK WILL BE BY THE ENGINEER. THIS FUNCTION WILL APPLY BOTH TO THECONTRACT AS INITIALLY SIGNED, AND TO THE CHANGES TO CONTRACT BY MODIFICATIONDURING THE PROGRESS OF WORK.

28. REFERENCE TO MAKES, BRANDS, MODELS, ETC. IS TO ESTABLISH TYPE AND QUALITY DESIRED.SUBSTITUTION OF ACCEPTABLE EQUALS WILL NOT BE PERMITTED UNLESS SPECIFICALLYAPPROVED BY THE ENGINEER.

29. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE A FULL TIME PROJECT SUPERVISOR. SUPERVISORSHALL BE ON SITE AND COORDINATING THE WORK OF ALL OTHER TRADES WHENEVER WORK ISBEING PERFORMED FOR THIS PROJECT. SUPERVISOR SHALL FIELD ALL QUESTIONS ANDREQUESTS FROM THE OWNER AND SHALL INSURE THAT REQUIREMENTS OF THE OWNER AREMET IN A TIMELY MANNER.

30. COORDINATE THE LOCATION OF ALL NEW EQUIPMENT BEING INSTALLED. IF IN COORDINATIONWITH SPECIFIC EQUIPMENT BEING INSTALLED A CONNECTION REQUIRING ACCESS MOVES FROMTHE GENERAL LOCATION SHOWN, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL MOVE THAT REPRESENTATIVECONNECTION WITHOUT ADDITIONAL CHARGE OR COST TO THE CLIENT OR PROJECT.CONTRACTOR SHALL ENSURE THAT ACCESS TO CONNECTIONS AND ALL EQUIPMENT REQUIRINGINSPECTION OR SERVICE.

31. PRIME CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE ALL WORK BETWEEN ALL OTHER TRADES. BECOMEFAMILIAR WITH AND FOLLOW MANUFACTURERS RECOMMEND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS,REGARDLESS OF THE TRADE PROVIDING THE EQUIPMENT.

32. THESE PLANS ARE GENERALLY DIAGRAMMATIC. THE PRIME CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATETHE WORK OF THE DIFFERENT TRADES IN ORDER THAT INTERFERENCES BETWEEN MECHANICAL,PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL, ARCHITECTURAL, GENERAL, AND STRUCTURAL WORK ARE AVOIDED. INCASE AN UNAVOIDABLE INTERFERENCES DEVELOP, THE PROJECT MANAGER OR ENGINEER WILLDECIDE WHICH EQUIPMENT SHALL BE RELOCATED REGARDLESS OF WHICH WAS FIRST INSTALLEDAND ALL MODIFICATIONS WILL BE MADE WITHOUT ADDITIONAL EXPENSE TO OWNER.

33. PRIME CONTRACTOR, SUBCONTRACTORS AND MATERIAL SUPPLIERS SHALL BE RESPONSIBLEFOR INSPECTION OF JOB CONDITIONS AFFECTING THE INSTALLATION OF EACH ITEM THEY AREPROVIDING AND FOR TAKING ALL FIELD MEASUREMENTS PRIOR TO THE FABRICATION ORPURCHASE OF THAT ITEM TO ENSURE THAT THE ITEM CONCERNED WILL INTEGRATE PROPERLYWITH ALL ADJACENT MATERIALS AND WILL FIT ALL OTHER CONDITIONS AS THEY EXIST OR WILLEXIST IN THE FINISHED BUILDING. SLEEVES, ANCHORS AND OTHER ITEMS THAT MUST BEEMBEDDED IN OR THAT OTHERWISE AFFECT OTHER PORTIONS OF THE WORK SHALL BE LOCATEDAND SET WHILE SUCH PORTIONS OF THE WORK ARE IN PROGRESS.

34. ALL WORK PERFORMED BY THE CONTRACTORS SHALL BE INSTALLED IN A WORKMANLIKEMANNER IN STRICT ACCORDANCE WITH THE BEST RECOGNIZED PRACTICE IN THE FIELDCONCERNED. MANUFACTURED ITEMS/EQUIPMENT SHALL BE INSTALLED IN STRICT ACCORDANCEWITH THE MANUFACTURER'S PRINTED INSTRUCTIONS, DIRECTIONS, SPECIFICATIONS AND/ORWRITTEN RECOMMENDATIONS FOR AN INSTALLATION OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY. ALL WORKINGPARTS SHALL BE PROPERLY ADJUSTED AFTER INSTALLATION AND LEFT IN PERFECT WORKINGORDER. ITEMS IN ALL CASES SHALL BE INSTALLED PLUMB, TRUE AND IN PROPER RELATIONSHIPTO SURROUNDING MATERIALS.

35. NO WORK DEFECTIVE IN CONSTRUCTION OR QUALITY OR DEFICIENT IN ANY REQUIREMENTS OFTHE CONTRACT WILL BE ACCEPTABLE IN CONSEQUENCE OF OWNER'S OR ENGINEER'S FAILURETO DISCOVER OR TO POINT OUT DEFECTS OR DEFICIENCIES DURING CONSTRUCTION, NOR WILLPRESENCE OF INSPECTORS ON WORK RELIEVE CONTRACTOR FROM RESPONSIBILITY FORSECURING QUALITY AND PROGRESS OF WORK AS REQUIRED BY THE CONTRACT. DEFECTIVEWORK REVEALED WITHIN REQUIRED TIME GUARANTEES SHALL BE REPLACED BY WORKCONFORMING WITH INTENT OF CONTRACT. NO PAYMENT, WHETHER PARTIAL OR FINAL, SHALLBE CONSTRUED AS AN ACCEPTANCE OF DEFECTIVE WORK OR IMPROPER MATERIALS.

36. ALL CONTRACTORS SHALL WAIVE "COMMON PRACTICE" AND "COMMON USAGE" ASCONSTRUCTION CRITERIA WHEREVER DETAILS AND CONTRACT DOCUMENTS OR GOVERNINGCODES, ORDINANCES, ETC. REQUIRE GREATER QUANTITY OR BETTER QUALITY THAN COMMONPRACTICE OR COMMON USAGE WOULD REQUIRE.

37. WHERE WORK DEPICTED IN THE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS EXCEEDS THE MINIMALREQUIREMENTS OF THE CURRENTLY ENFORCED CODE, THE MORE STRINGENT REQUIREMENTSOF THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS SHALL BE INSTALLED. MINIMUM ADHERENCE TO THE CODE ANDPASSING CODE INSPECTIONS ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE REASONS TO DEVIATE FROM THEREQUIREMENTS OF THESE PROJECT DOCUMENTS.

38. LOCATE ALL EQUIPMENT WHICH MUST BE SERVICED, OPERATED OR MAINTAINED IN FULLY

REQUIREMENTS OF THESE PROJECT DOCUMENTS.

38. LOCATE ALL EQUIPMENT WHICH MUST BE SERVICED, OPERATED OR MAINTAINED IN FULLYACCESSIBLE POSITION. SUCH EQUIPMENT SHALL INCLUDE, BUT NOT BE LIMITED TO, VALVEOPERATORS, MOTORS, CONTROLLERS, JUNCTION BOXES, SPLICES, DISCONNECTS, ACCESSPANELS, ETC. IF REQUIRED FOR ACCESSIBILITY, FURNISH ACCESS DOORS FOR THIS PURPOSE.MINOR DEVIATIONS FROM DRAWINGS MAY BE MADE TO ALLOW FOR BETTER ACCESSIBILITY,AND ANY CHANGE FOR THAT PURPOSE SHALL BE SUBMITTED FOR APPROVAL.

39. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL THOROUGHLY CLEAN THE WORK AREA DAILY. DISPOSE OF ALLDEBRIS AND ENSURE ALL SAFETY SYSTEMS ARE OPERATIONAL AT THE COMPLETION OF DAILYCONSTRUCTION. THIS INCLUDES FIRE DETECTION SYSTEMS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS, SECURITYSYSTEMS, ALARMS, AND OTHER SUCH BUILDING SAFETY SYSTEMS.

40. ALL CONTRACTORS SHALL VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS AND LOCATIONS FOR PROPER EQUIPMENTINSTALLATION PRIOR TO SUBMITTING EQUIPMENT SHOP DRAWINGS TO DESIGN PROFESSIONALSFOR APPROVAL.

41. ALL SYSTEMS SHALL BE CLEAN OF FOREIGN MATERIAL PRIOR TO BEING PLACED IN SERVICE ANDBEFORE OPERATIONAL TESTS ARE PERFORMED. EXISTING SYSTEMS TO REMAIN IN SERVICE ATTHE CONCLUSION OF CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE THOROUGHLY CLEANED OF FOREIGN MATERIALPRIOR TO BEING PLACED BACK IN SERVICE.

42. THE FINISHED WORK SHALL BE FIRM, WELL ANCHORED, IN TRUE ALIGNMENT, PLUMB, LEVEL,WITH SMOOTH, CLEAN, UNIFORM APPEARANCE WITHOUT WAVES, DISTORTIONS, HOLES,MARKS, CRACKS, STAINS OR DISCOLORATION. JOINTS SHALL BE CLOSE FITTING, NEAT ANDWELL SCRIBED. THE FINISH SHALL NOT PRESENT HAZARDOUS, UNSAFE CORNERS. ALL WORKSHALL HAVE THE PROVISION FOR EXPANSION, CONTRACTION AND SHRINKAGE AS NECESSARYTO PREVENT CRACKS, BUCKLING AND WARPING DUE TO TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITYCONDITIONS.

43. CUT AND FIT COMPONENTS FOR ALTERATIONS OF EXISTING WORK AND INSTALLATION OF NEWWORK. PATCH DISTURBED AREAS TO MATCH ADJACENT MATERIALS AND FINISHES IN EVERYRESPECT.

44. PATCH AND REPAIR ALL FIRESTOP DAMAGED OR REMOVED DURING PERFORMANCE OF THEWORK. FIREPROOF NEW PENETRATIONS REQUIRED BY THE WORK.

45. COORDINATE AND PROVIDE BLOCKING/BACKING IN PARTITIONS BEHIND ALL WALL-MOUNTEDITEMS. ALL BLOCKING TO BE STEEL.

46. PROVIDE STEEL SLEEVES FOR ALL NEW AND REUSED PENETRATIONS. SLEEVES SHALL BEGROUTED INTO CONCRETE OR BLOCK STRUCTURE, WELDED INTO STEEL STRUCTURE, ANDPATCHED INTO GYPSUM WALLS. SLEEVES IN GYPSUM WALLS SHALL BE SECURED TO STRUCTUREWITHIN WALL AND SHALL NOT BE FLOATING .

47. MAKE ALL NECESSARY PROVISIONS FOR ITEMS TO BE FURNISHED OR INSTALLED BY TENANTOR OCCUPANT AT THE CONCLUSION OF CONSTRUCTION. PROVIDE PROTECTION FOR THESEPROVISIONS UNTIL COMPLETION OF THE PROJECT. GENERAL CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATEIDENTIFIED N.I.C. ITEMS WITH APPROPRIATE TRADES, TENANT'S AND/OR INDEPENDENTCONTRACTORS.

48. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL REVIEW THE BASE BUILDING CONTRACT DOCUMENTS OREXISTING BASE BUILDING CONDITIONS AND SHALL COMPLY WITH ALL BASE BUILDINGREQUIREMENTS, OWNER REQUIREMENTS, AND DESIGN CRITERIA.

49. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR CHECKING CONTRACT DOCUMENTS, FIELDCONDITIONS AND DIMENSIONS FOR ACCURACY AND CONFIRMING THAT WORK IS BUILDABLE ASSHOWN BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH CONSTRUCTION. CLARIFICATIONS REGARDING ANYCONFLICTS SHALL BE ACHIEVED PRIOR TO RELATED WORK BEING STARTED.

50. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY THAT NO CONFLICTS EXIST IN LOCATIONS OF ANY ANDALL MECHANICAL, TELEPHONE, ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING AND SPRINKLER EQUIPMENT (TO INCLUDEALL PIPING, DUCTWORK AND CONDUIT) AND THAT ALL REQUIRED CLEARANCES FORINSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE OF ABOVE LISTED EQUIPMENT ARE PROVIDED. ELEMENTS TOBE EXPOSED OR CONCEALED SHALL BE DETERMINED AND REVIEWED WITH ENGINEER PRIOR TOCONSTRUCTION PROCEEDING.

51. GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND SUBCONTRACTORS SHALL COORDINATE THE LAYOUT AND EXACTLOCATION OF ALL PARTITIONS, DOORS, ELECTRICAL/TELEPHONE/DATA OUTLETS, LIGHTSWITCHES AND ACCESS PANELS IN THE FIELD BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH CONSTRUCTION.

52. GENERAL CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR AND SHALL PROVIDE PROTECTION FOR ALLEXISTING BUILDING FINISHES INCLUDING ELEVATORS, LOBBIES AND CORRIDORS OUTSIDE THEAREA OF WORK BUT WHICH WILL BE USED BY THE CONTRACTORS DURING CONSTRUCTION.GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL RESTORE THESE AREAS TO PRE-CONSTRUCTION CONDITION ANDIS RESPONSIBLE TO REPAIR, AT THEIR COST, ANY DAMAGE TO THE BUILDING CREATED BY THEIRWORK.

53. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL EXERCISE EXTREME CARE AND PRECAUTION DURINGCONSTRUCTION OF THE WORK TO MINIMIZE DISTURBANCES TO ADJACENT TENANTS,OCCUPANTS, PROPERTY, PUBLIC THOROUGHFARES, ETC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL TAKEPRECAUTIONS AND BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE SAFETY OF ALL BUILDING OCCUPANTSTHROUGHOUT THE DURATION OF CONSTRUCTION.

54. CORING, DRILLIING OR OTHER SUCH WORK IN OR ADJACENT TO OCCUPIED AREAS SHALL BEPERFORMED AT OTHER THAN NORMAL WORKING HOURS FOR THE AFFECTED OCCUPANCYUNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL DIRECTLY COORDINATE WITHBUILDING OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE AND AFFECTED OCCUPANT(S).

55. NO CORE DRILLING SHALL BE PERFORMED AFTER 8:30 AM MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY,WITHOUT PRIOR PERMISSION OF ADJACENT OCCUPANT(S). WITH REGARD TO CORE DRILLEDSLAB OPENINGS, A DRAWING SHOWING THE LOCATION AND SIZE FOR ALL OPENINGS SHALL BESUBMITTED TO THE BUILDING OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE FOR REVIEW BY THE BUILDINGSTRUCTURAL ENGINEER. THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURE SHALL BE EFFECTED:

55.1. OPENINGS SHALL NOT BE CLOSER THAN 2'-0" FROM THE FACE OF ANY COLUMN.55.2. OPENINGS SHALL NOT BE PERMITTED EITHER HORIZONTALLY OR VERTICALLY THROUGH

BEAMS.55.3. OPENINGS SHALL NOT BE CORED UNTIL IT IS DETERMINED THAT THE REINFORCING OR

TENDONS WILL NOT BE DAMAGED.55.4. OPENINGS AND/OR DAMAGED AREAS SHALL THEN BE PATCHED WITH NON-SHRINK GROUT

IN THE AREAS SUBJECT TO MOISTURE SUCH AS RESTROOMS, PANTRIES, JANITORCLOSETS, GARAGES, ETC. THE NON- SHRINK GROUT SHALL BE PLACED AT THE LOWER HALFOF THE OPENING AND THE UPPER HALF OF THE OPENING, THEN FILLED WITH JOINT SEALERAS USED IN BASE BUILDING CONSTRUCTION.

55.5. FIRESTOPPING OF RATED ASSEMBLIES SHALL BE PERFORMED IN A MANNER CONSISTENTWITH RECOGNIZED METHODS AND DESIGN TESTS.

56. UTILITY OUTAGES SHALL BE SCHEDULED OUTSIDE NORMAL WORKING HOURS FOR THEAFFECTED OCCUPANCY UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED.

57. THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL TAKE ALL REASONABLE CONTROL AND PRECAUTION TOELIMINATE DUST, NOISE, ODOR NUISANCE, WATER PENETRATION AND THE LIKE TO THEPREMISES AND THE OCCUPANCY.

58. SOUND CAULK ALL ACOUSTICAL WALLS, TOP AND BOTTOM JOINTS, WITH APPROVEDACOUSTICAL CAULKING.

59. ONLY NEW ITEMS OF RECENT MANUFACTURE, OF STANDARD QUALITY, FREE FROM DEFECTS,WILL BE PERMITTED. REJECTED ITEMS SHALL BE REMOVED IMMEDIATELY FROM THE SITE ANDREPLACED WITH ITEMS OF THE QUALITY SPECIFIED. FAILURE TO REMOVE REJECTED MATERIALSAND EQUIPMENT SHALL NOT RELIEVE THE CONTRACTOR FROM THE RESPONSIBILITY FORQUALITY AND CHARACTER OF ITEMS USED NOR FROM ANY OTHER OBLIGATION IMPOSED ONHIM BY THE CONTRACT.

60. ATTACHMENTS, CONNECTIONS OR FASTENINGS OF ANY NATURE ARE TO BE PROPERLY ANDPERMANENTLY SECURED IN CONFORMANCE WITH BEST PRACTICES. THE CONTRACTOR ISRESPONSIBLE FOR IMPROVING THEM ACCORDINGLY AND TO THESE CONDITIONS. THEDRAWINGS SHOW ONLY GENERAL CONDITIONS TO ASSIST CONTRACTOR; THEY DO NOTILLUSTRATE NOR ARE THEY INTENDED TO SUGGEST EVERY SUCH DETAIL REQUIRED TO PERFORMTHE WORK.

61. UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFICALLY MENTIONED, ALL ANCHORS, BOLTS, SCREWS, FITTINGS,FILLER, HARDWARE, ACCESSORIES, TRIM AND OTHER PARTS REQUIRED FOR, OR INCONNECTION WITH, AN ITEM OR MATERIAL TO MAKE A COMPLETE, SERVICEABLE, FINISHED ANDFIRST QUALITY INSTALLATION SHALL BE FURNISHED AND INSTALLED AS PART OF THE ITEM ORMATERIAL, WHETHER CALLED FOR OR NOT.

62. UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFICALLY MENTIONED, ALL ITEMS AND PARTS THEREOF THAT ARE MADEOF STEEL, IRON OR OTHER FERROUS METAL THAT ARE NOT GALVANIZED, PLATED OROTHERWISE SPECIFIED TO BE FACTORY FINISHED, SHALL BE CLEANED AND PAINTED WITH ONECOAT OF BEST QUALITY RUST INHIBITIVE METALLIC PRIMER PRIOR TO APPLYING THE FINISHEDCOAT OF PAINT.

63. AFTER INSTALLATION, ALL EXPOSED METAL CONNECTIONS AND ABRASIONS SHALL BETOUCHED-UP WITH THE SAME MATERIAL AS THE SHOP COAT AND LEFT IN GOOD CONDITIONFOR FINAL FINISHING.

64. PROVIDE A MINIMUM OF TWO COATS OF FINAL FINISH PAINT ON ALL EXPOSED METAL, PRIMECOATED, AND CONCRETE COMPONENTS; COLOR TO BE COORDINATED WITH OWNER ANDENGINEER. CONTRACTOR SHALL APPLY AS MANY COATS OF PAINT AS NECESSARY TO PROVIDEA THOROUGH AND CONSISTENT FINISH.

65. ALL GALVANIZED COMPONENTS FIELD CUT TO FIT THE PROJECT REQUIREMENTS SHALL HAVE ALLEXPOSED METAL CLEANED AND PAINTED WITH A GALVANIC PAINT TO MATCH THE FINISH COAT.PROVIDE A MINIMUM OF TWO COATS OF PAINT.

66. CONTRACTOR SHALL PAINT ALL WELDS WITH ZINC RICH RUST INHIBITIVE PRIMER IMMEDIATELYFOLLOWING WELDING.

67. ALL THREADED ROD USED TO SUPPORT TRAPEZE, EQUIPMENT, STRUT, OR OTHER COMPONENTSWHERE THE THREADED END OF THE ROD IS EXPOSED SHALL BE TRIMMED TO WITHIN AN INCHOF THE SUPPORTED ITEM AND SHALL BE FINISHED OFF WITH AN ACORN NUT AND LOCK NUT.THREADED ROD INSTALLED FOR A SPECIAL PURPOSE WHEREBY THIS FINISHING METHOD WOULDNOT BE ACCEPTABLE SHALL BE COORDINATED WITH THE ENGINEER.

68. EQUIPMENT, CONDUIT, PIPING OR OTHER INSTALLED COMPONENTS MAY NOT BE SUPPORTEDFROM WOODEN STRUCTURES. PROVIDE CONDUIT, PIPING, DUCTWORK, AND EQUIPMENTSUPPORTS FROM STRUCTURAL STEEL, MASONRY WALLS, OR INDEPENDENT STRUCTURALSUPPORTS FROM FLOOR. PROVIDE SUPPORTS AT CODE OR MANUFACTURER REQUIREDINTERVALS OR AS SPECIFIED, WHICHEVER IS MORE STRINGENT.

69. FOR ALL FINISHED SPACES, NO SURFACE MOUNTED RACEWAY, BOXES, CONDUIT, PIPING,DUCTWORK, OR ACCESSORIES SHALL BE PERMITTED WITHOUT WRITTEN APPROVAL.

70. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL TEMPORARY PROTECTION OF THEFACILITY THROUGHOUT CONSTRUCTION. THIS INCLUDES PROTECTION OF ENVIRONMENTALSYSTEMS, SEPARATION OF CONSTRUCTION AREA FROM OCCUPIED SPACES, AND OVERSEEINGEXPOSED ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS. EXPOSED ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS MUST BE PROPERLYIDENTIFIED AND PROTECTED WITH OSHA & UL APPROVED PROTECTIVE COVERINGS. GENERALCONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE SAFETY BARRIERS, CONES, WARNING NOTICES, AND OTHERPROTECTIVE BARRIERS TO SEPARATE THE CONSTRUCTION AREA FROM GENERAL PUBLIC AREAS.GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ALL CONSTRUCTION WARNING SAFETY SIGNS FOR THEGENERAL PUBLIC. SIGNAGE SHALL BE POSTED AT ALL LOCATIONS WHERE CONSTRUCTIONAREAS COMMUNICATE WITH GENERAL PUBLIC AREAS.

71. ALL PENETRATIONS OF WALLS, PARTITIONS, CHASES, SHAFTS, FLOORS AND ROOFS SHALL BECOMPLETELY SEALED. PENETRATIONS THROUGH FIRE-RATED WALLS AND FLOORS SHALL BESEALED TO PROVIDE A RATING RATING EQUAL TO OR GREATER THAN THAT OF THE WALL ORFLOOR PENETRATED.

72. CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY ALL VOLTAGE AND POWER REQUIREMENTS AND COORDINATE WITH

FLOOR PENETRATED.

72. CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY ALL VOLTAGE AND POWER REQUIREMENTS AND COORDINATE WITHELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR.

73. ALL ITEMS AND PARTS THEREOF THAT ARE MADE OF STEEL, IRON OR OTHER FERROUS METALTHAT ARE NOT GALVANIZED, PLATED OR OTHERWISE SPECIFIED TO BE FACTORY FINISHED,SHALL BE CLEANED AND PAINTED WITH ONE COAT OF BEST QUALITY RUST INHIBITIVE METALLICPRIMER. AFTER INSTALLATION, ALL EXPOSED METAL CONNECTIONS AND ABRASIONS SHALL BETOUCHED-UP WITH THE SAME MATERIAL AS THE PRIMED COAT AND LEFT IN GOOD CONDITIONFOR FINAL FINISHING.

74. PROVIDE A MINIMUM OF TWO COATS OF FINAL FINISH PAINT ON ALL EXPOSED METAL ANDCONCRETE COMPONENTS; COLOR TO BE AS SPECIFIED. CONTRACTOR SHALL APPLY AS MANYCOATS OF PAINT AS NECESSARY TO PROVIDE A THOROUGH AND CONSISTENT FINISH.

75. ALL GALVANIZED COMPONENTS FIELD CUT TO FIT SHALL HAVE ALL EXPOSED METAL CLEANEDAND PAINTED WITH A GALVANIC PAINT TO MATCH THE GALVANIZED FINISH. PROVIDE A MINIMUMOF TWO COATS OF PAINT.

76. ALL THREADED ROD USED TO SUPPORT TRAPEZE, EQUIPMENT, STRUT, OR OTHER COMPONENTSWHERE THE THREADED END OF THE ROD IS EXPOSED SHALL BE TRIMMED TO WITHIN AN INCHOF THE SUPPORTED ITEM AND SHALL BE FINISHED OFF WITH AN ACORN NUT AND LOCK NUT.THREADED ROD INSTALLED FOR A SPECIAL PURPOSE WHEREBY THIS FINISHING METHOD WOULDNOT BE ACCEPTABLE SHALL BE COORDINATED WITH THE ENGINEER.

77. CONTRACTOR TO FIELD VERIFY AND ADJUST LAYOUT ACCORDINGLY.

78. CONTRACTOR, AT HIS OWN EXPENSE, SHALL REPAIR OR REPLACE ANY EXISTING MATERIAL OREQUIPMENT DAMAGED DURING CONSTRUCTION. REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT SHALL BE AT THEDISCRETION OF THE ENGINEER AND OWNER AND SHALL NOT BE NEGOTIABLE. IF IN THEASSESSMENT OF THE ENGINEER AND OWNER, THE ITEM DAMAGED SHOULD BE REPLACED IN ITSENTIRETY, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DO SO AT HIS EXPENSE AND TO THE SPECIFICATIONREQUIREMENTS SET FORTH BY THE ENGINEER.

79. VERIFY ALL VOLTAGE AND POWER REQUIREMENTS AND COORDINATE WITH MECHANICALCONTRACTOR. ADJUST BREAKER SIZES, FUSE SIZES, AMPACITY, POLES, VOLTAGE, ETC. TOMATCH EQUIPMENT BEING FURNISHED.

80. WHERE NEW CIRCUITS ARE FED FROM EXISTING PANELS, WIRE NEW CIRCUITS TO EXISTING FREECIRCUITS OR SPACES. PROVIDE NEW CIRCUIT BREAKER FOR ALL NEW CIRCUITS REPLACINGEXISTING BREAKERS; TURN OVER REMOVED BREAKERS TO OWNER. CIRCUIT BREAKER SHALLMATCH EXISTING BREAKERS IN MANUFACTURER, STYLE, TYPE AND INTERRUPTING RATING.

81. CIRCUITS AS SHOWN ARE REPRESENTATIVE ONLY, ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELDCOORDINATE ALL NEW CIRCUITS TO OPTIMIZE PANEL SPACES USED.

82. TERMINATE ALL CONDUIT ENDING IN CEILING 12" AFC WITH BUSHINGS TO PROTECT WIRES FROMCHAFING.

83. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE PULL STRINGS IN ALL CONDUIT INSTALLED FOR OTHER TRADES.

84. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ALL NEW WIRING FROM CEILING ABOVE UNLESS OTHERWISENOTED.

85. ALL WIRING ABOVE CEILING SHALL BE IN CONDUIT.

86. TAG ALL ELECTRICAL PANELS, DISCONNECTS, AND ELECTRIC METERS. TAGS SHALL BEENGRAVED DUAL COLOR PLASTIC LABELS (LAMICOID) WITH WHITE LETTERING OVER A BLACKBACKGROUND. LETTER HEIGHT OF FIRST LINE OF LABEL SHALL BE 1" HIGH, REMAINING LINES OFLABEL SHALL BE MINIMUM 3/4" HIGH. LABEL SHALL BE FASTENED TO PANEL FACE WITH RIVETS,ONE AT EACH CORNER.

87. ADJUST FUSE SIZES IN ALL FUSED DISCONNECTS TO SIZE AS SPECIFIED BY MANUFACTURER OFEQUIPMENT.

88. FOR ALL FINISHED SPACES, NO SURFACE MOUNTED RACEWAY, BOXES, CONDUIT, ORACCESSORIES SHALL BE PERMITTED WITHOUT WRITTEN APPROVAL.

89. MARK, IDENTIFY, AND COLOR CODE ALL CONDUIT, AC OR MC CABLE, AND STRUCTURED CABLEINSTALLED FOR THIS PROJECT IN ACCORDANCE WITH SPECIFICATIONS.

90. MOTOR CONNECTIONS TO BE MADE WITH MAXIMUM 2'-0" LIQUID TIGHT/FLEX, SEAL TIGHT.

91. REFER TO SPECIFICATIONS FOR ALL MATERIAL, COMPONENTS, DEVICES AND ACCESSORIESREQUIRED FOR THE PROJECT.

92. TAG ALL RECEPTACLES AND SWITCHES WITH 1/2" HIGH "P-TOUCH" STYLE LABELS INDICATING THECIRCUIT SERVING THE DEVICE. REFER TO DETAIL.

93. ALL WIRE SIZES ARE BASED ON COPPER, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.

1. THESE PROJECT DOCUMENTS IN THE FORM OF PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS ARE INTENDED TOSHOW THE GENERAL SCOPE OF THE DEMOLITION FOR THE PROJECT. THESE DOCUMENTS DONOT AND ARE NOT INTENDED TO IDENTIFY EVERY PARTICULAR ELEMENT WHICH IS TO BEDEMOLISHED RATHER, THEY IDENTIFY THE GENERAL SCOPE OF THE DEMOLITION, THE AFFECTEDAREAS OF WORK, AND THEREBY DIRECTS THE CONTRACTOR TO DEMOLISH ALL ELEMENTSEFFECTED OR ABANDONED AS A RESULT OF THIS DEMOLITION ACTIVITY, WHETHER SHOWN,IDENTIFIED, OR NOT. THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE THE DEMOLITIONPERFORMED BY ALL OTHER TRADES. WHERE THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR IS UNCERTAIN IF ANITEM IS SCHEDULED TO BE DEMOLISHED, OR THE ENTIRE SCOPE OF THE DEMOLITION; THECONTRACTOR SHALL CONSULT WITH THE PROJECT MANAGER AND ENGINEER FOR DIRECTIONPRIOR TO COMMENCING WITH DEMOLITION.

2. EQUIPMENT BEING DEMOLISHED SHALL BE DEMOLISHED IN ITS ENTIRETY. THIS INCLUDES ALLUTILITY CONNECTIONS: GAS, ELECTRIC, WATER, FIRE ALARM, SPRINKLER, AND ANY OTHER UTILITYCONNECTION. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL ENSURE THAT ALL DEMOLISHED UTILITIES AREDEMOLISHED COMPLETELY BACK TO THEIR SOURCE. ABANDONED PIPING, CONDUIT, OR OTHERITEMS SHALL BE REMOVED.

3. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL CUT OFF BELOW THE FINISHED FLOOR ALL PIPE, CONDUIT, ORSTRUCTURAL SUPPORTS EMBEDDED IN CONCRETE. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL PATCH FLOORWITH NON-SHRINKING GROUT OR EPOXY.

4. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL HAVE ALL COMPUTER BASED EQUIPMENT REPROGRAMMED TOREFLECT DEMOLISHED COMPONENTS. FIRE ALARM AND SECURITY SYSTEMS SHALL BEREPROGRAMMED ON THE DAY THE COMPONENTS ARE DEMOLISHED TO PREVENT NUISANCETRIPS OR ALARMS.

5. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL ENSURE THAT THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SAFES OFF ALLCIRCUITS ABANDONED AS PART OF DEMOLITION. CIRCUITS SHALL BE MADE SAFE DURING THEDEMOLITION PROCESS THROUGH UTILIZING LOCK-OUT AND TAG-OUT SAFETY PROCEDURES.PROVIDE OSHA APPROVED SAFETY COVERS OVER ALL EXPOSED LIVE PARTS.

6. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL ENSURE THAT THE MECHANICAL AND PLUMBING CONTRACTORSSAFE OFF ALL GAS, HYDRAULIC, HYDRONIC, SANITARY, SPRINKLER, AND WATER LINES AS PARTOF DEMOLITION.

7. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL SEAL AND PROTECT ALL BUILDING PENETRATIONS INCLUDINGROOF OPENINGS AS PART OF DEMOLITION. ALL OPENINGS SHALL BE SEALED WATER TIGHT.

8. ALL PENETRATIONS CREATED OR LEFT BEHIND IN INTERIOR WALLS, CEILINGS, OR FLOORS AS ARESULT OF DEMOLITION SHALL BE COMPLETELY FIRE STOPPED BY APPROVED SPECIFIEDMETHODS. PROJECT MANAGER AND ENGINEER SHALL APPROVE ALL FIRE STOPPING METHODSPRIOR TO THEIR EXECUTION AND THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE A FIRE STOPPING METHODSSUBMITTAL FOR APPROVAL. WHERE APPLICABLE, CONTRACTOR SHALL FOLLOW BUILDINGSTANDARD FIRE STOPPING METHODS.

9. ALL EXISTING ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS INTERRUPTED AS A RESULT OF DEMOLITION THAT ARE TOREMAIN SHALL BE IMMEDIATELY RESTORED TO COMPLETE OPERATING CONDITION.

10. CRITICAL UTILITIES THAT ARE TO OR MAY BE INTERRUPTED AS PART OF THE DEMOLITIONPROCESS SHALL BE FIELD IDENTIFIED BY THE CONTRACTOR AND APPROVAL SOUGHT PRIOR TOTHEIR INTERRUPTION. COORDINATE WITH THE PROJECT MANAGER AND THE OWNER ALLPOTENTIAL ELECTRICAL DISRUPTIONS WHICH MAY AFFECT THE OPERATION OF THE FACILITYDURING CONSTRUCTION.

11. CONTRACTOR SHALL PREPARE A WRITTEN M.O.P. (METHOD OF PROCEDURE) FOR THEINTERRUPTION AND RESTORATION OF ACTIVE UTILITIES DURING THE DEMOLITION PROCESS. MOPSHALL INCLUDE IDENTIFICATION OF EFFECTED SYSTEMS, BACK OUT PLAN, DURATION OFDISRUPTION, AND ALTERNATE METHOD OF SERVING THE AFFECTED SYSTEMS.

13. CONTRACTOR SHALL PREPARE A WRITTEN M.O.P. (METHOD OF PROCEDURE) FOR ALL REQUIREDUTILITY OUTAGES REQUIRED FOR THE PROJECT. MOP SHALL INCLUDE IDENTIFICATION OFEFFECTED AREAS, BACK OUT PLAN, DURATION OF DISRUPTION, AND ALTERNATE METHOD OFSERVING THE AFFECTED SYSTEMS.

14. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE THE PROVISION OF TEMPORARY POWER ANDLIGHTING FOR ALL AREAS OF WORK AS REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN SAFE WORK CONDITIONS ANDAS REQUIRED BY ALL OTHER TRADES PERFORMING WORK ON THE PROJECT.

15. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL PROPERLY DISPOSE OF ALL DEBRIS, EQUIPMENT, DEVICES,MATERIALS, AND MISCELLANEOUS ACCESSORIES DEMOLISHED AS PART OF THE PROJECT.

16. THIS PROJECT HAS A SPECIFIC DISPOSAL PLAN, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FOLLOW ALL ASPECTSOF THE PLAN AS PART OF THIS PROJECT. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL SEPARATE METALDEBRIS FROM GENERAL CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS. METAL DEBRIS IS TO BE TRANSPORTED TO THEAREA DESIGNATED BY THE OWNER; THE OWNER SHALL RETAIN ALL SCRAP METAL DEBRIS. THISINCLUDES ELECTRICAL WIRE AND CABLE, PIPING, EQUIPMENT, APPLIANCES, OR OTHER METALITEMS DEMOLISHED AS PART OF THE PROJECT. METAL INCLUDES: COPPER, ALUMINUM, ANDSTEEL (STAINLESS AND BLACK).

17. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ALL REQUIRED PAPERWORK FOR TRACKING THEDISPOSAL OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS DEMOLISHED AS PART OF THIS PROJECT. THIS INCLUDESTHE PROPER DISPOSAL OF BALLASTS, LIGHT TUBES, OIL FILLED TRANSFORMERS ANDTRANSFORMER OIL, AND ALL OTHER ITEMS THAT MAY BE SO CLASSIFIED.

18. ELECTRICAL MOTORS DEMOLISHED AS PART OF THIS PROJECT SHALL BE TURNED OVER TO THEOWNER.

19. REPAIR ALL ADJACENT CONSTRUCTION AND FINISHED DAMAGED AS A RESULT OF THEDEMOLITION. THIS INCLUDES PATCHING WALLS, SEALING OPENINGS (EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR),REPLACING CEILING TILES, PAINTING TO MATCH, AND ALL OTHER REPAIRS NECESSARY TO LEAVETHE SPACE IN PRISTINE CONDITION.

20. EQUIPMENT IDENTIFIED TO BE REUSED SHALL BE MAINTAINED IN SERVICEABLE CONDITION ANDSHALL BE KEPT IN A SAFE PLACE FROM THE TIME IT IS REMOVED TO THE TIME IT ISRE-INSTALLED. CLEAN, TUNE, CALIBRATE, REPAIR, AND OTHERWISE SERVICE EXISTINGEQUIPMENT PRIOR TO ITS RE-INSTALLATION.

21. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL MAINTAIN CLEAR ACCESS TO ALL ELECTRICAL SYSTEMSTHROUGHOUT DURATION OF DEMOLITION.

22. COORDINATE ELECTRICAL DEMOLITION WITH ALL OTHER TRADES. ELECTRICAL WIRINGABANDONED AS A RESULT OF THE DEMOLITION OF WALL, CEILINGS, AND OTHER ELEMENTSSHALL BE IMMEDIATELY DEMOLISHED. ELECTRICAL WIRING ABANDONED AS A RESULT OF THEDEMOLITION OF MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT OR SYSTEMS SHALL BE IMMEDIATELY DEMOLISHED.

23. DEMOLITION OF WIRING INCLUDES AS A MINIMUM THE COMPLETE DISCONNECTION OF THEAFFECTED EQUIPMENT OR DEVICES, REMOVAL OF ALL CONDUIT & WIRING FROM THATEQUIPMENT OR DEVICE BACK TO ITS SOURCE PANEL, AND VACATING THE WIRING FROM THEELECTRICAL CIRCUIT BREAKER. THE PANEL SCHEDULE IN THE SOURCE PANEL SHALL BE UPDATEDTO REFLECT A "SPARE" BREAKER WHERE THE BREAKER FORMERLY SERVED THE EQUIPMENT ORDEVICE.

24. DEMOLISH ALL WIRE, CONDUIT, AND APPARATUS ASSOCIATED WITH EQUIPMENT BEINGREMOVED. FIELD VERIFY AND IDENTIFY ALL CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENTS PRIOR TO DEMOLITION.

25. ALL CABLE, CONDUIT, CONDUCTORS, BOXES, AND MISCELLANEOUS ACCESSORIES FOUNDHANGING OR LOOSE AS THE RESULT OF OR AS REVEALED BY PROJECT DEMOLITION SHALL BERE-SECURED TO THE BUILDING STRUCTURE REGARDLESS OF WHETHER THE CONDITION FOUNDWAS A DIRECT RESULT OF THE PROJECT DEMOLITION OR AN EXISTING CONDITION.

26. ALL PENETRATIONS CREATED OR LEFT BEHIND AS A RESULT OF DEMOLITION SHALL BECOMPLETELY FIRE STOPPED BY APPROVED SPECIFIED METHODS. PROJECT ARCHITECT ANDENGINEER SHALL APPROVE ALL FIRE STOPPING METHODS PRIOR TO THEIR EXECUTION AND THECONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE A FIRE STOPPING METHODS SUBMITTAL FOR APPROVAL.

27. ALL EXISTING CIRCUITS INTERRUPTED AS A RESULT OF DEMOLITION THAT ARE TO REMAIN SHALLBE IMMEDIATELY RESTORED TO COMPLETE OPERATING CONDITION.

28. CRITICAL CIRCUITS THAT ARE TO OR MAY BE INTERRUPTED AS PART OF THE DEMOLITIONPROCESS SHALL BE FIELD IDENTIFIED BY THE CONTRACTOR AND APPROVAL SOUGHT PRIOR TOTHEIR INTERRUPTION. COORDINATE WITH THE PROJECT MANAGER AND THE OWNER ALLPOTENTIAL ELECTRICAL DISRUPTIONS WHICH MAY AFFECT THE OPERATION OF THEIR FACILITYDURING CONSTRUCTION.

29. PROVIDE TEMPORARY POWER AND LIGHTING FOR ALL AREAS OF WORK AS REQUIRED TOMAINTAIN SAFE WORK CONDITIONS AND AS REQUIRED BY ALL OTHER TRADES PERFORMINGWORK ON THE PROJECT.

30. PROVIDE TEMPORARY WIRING AND CONNECTION FOR ALL ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS TO MAINTAINEXISTING EQUIPMENT IN COMPLETE OPERATION FOR THE DURATION OF THE CONSTRUCTION ORUNTIL THE PERMANENT ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS FOR EQUIPMENT ARE INSTALLED.

31. PROPERLY DISPOSE OF ALL ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, DEVICES, MATERIALS, AND MISCELLANEOUSACCESSORIES DEMOLISHED AS PART OF THE PROJECT. IF THE PROJECT HAS A SPECIFICDISPOSAL PLAN, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FOLLOW ALL ASPECTS OF THE PLAN AS PART OF THISPROJECT.

32. PROVIDE BLANK STEEL COVER PLATES FOR ALL ELECTRICAL BOXES FREED AS PART OFDEMOLITION BUT WHICH CANNOT BE REMOVED. COORDINATE COLOR AND FINISH WITHARCHITECT.

33. REPAIR ALL ADJACENT CONSTRUCTION AND FINISHED DAMAGED AS A RESULT OF THEELECTRICAL DEMOLITION. THIS INCLUDES PATCHING WALLS, SEALING OPENINGS (EXTERIOR ANDINTERIOR), REPLACING CEILING TILES, PAINTING TO MATCH, AND ALL OTHER REPAIRS NECESSARYTO LEAVE THE SPACE IN PRISTINE CONDITION.

34. EQUIPMENT IDENTIFIED TO BE REUSED SHALL BE MAINTAINED IN SERVICEABLE CONDITION ANDSHALL BE KEPT IN A SAFE PLACE FROM THE TIME IT IS REMOVED TO THE TIME IT ISRE-INSTALLED. CLEAN, TUNE, CALIBRATE, REPAIR, AND OTHERWISE SERVICE EXISTINGEQUIPMENT PRIOR TO ITS RE-INSTALLATION.

35. MAINTAIN CLEAR ACCESS TO ALL ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS THROUGHOUT DURATION OFDEMOLITION.

36. CLEAN AND SERVICE ALL EXISTING ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AFFECTED OR TOUCHED AS A RESULTOF DEMOLITION. CLEAN DEBRIS FROM EXISTING (AND NEW) ELECTRICAL PANELS, NEATENELECTRICAL WIRING IN EXISTING PANELS AND DEVICES, IDENTIFY WIRING FIELD VERIFIED AS ARESULT OF DEMOLITION (USE BRADY TAGS), TORQUE TO MANUFACTURES SPECIFICATIONS ALLLUGS AND BREAKER CONNECTIONS. REPLACE FAILED CIRCUIT BREAKERS WITH NEW. ALLELECTRICAL COMPONENTS INCLUDING PANELS, DISCONNECTS, SPLICES, AND OTHER ELECTRICALELEMENTS SHALL BE SERVICES.

37. COORDINATE MECHANICAL DEMOLITION WITH ALL OTHER TRADES. MECHANICAL PIPING &DUCTWORK EXPOSED OR ABANDONED AS A RESULT OF THE DEMOLITION OF WALL, CEILINGS,AND OTHER ELEMENTS SHALL BE IMMEDIATELY RE-ROUTED OR DEMOLISHED AS DICTATED BYTHE PROJECT DOCUMENTS OR PROJECT NEED. PIPING AND DUCTWORK ABANDONED AS ARESULT OF THE DEMOLITION OF MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT OR SYSTEMS SHALL BE IMMEDIATELYDEMOLISHED.

38. DEMOLITION OF PIPING INCLUDES AS A MINIMUM THE COMPLETE DISCONNECTION OF THEAFFECTED EQUIPMENT OR DEVICES, REMOVAL OF ALL PIPING & ACCESSORIES FROM THATEQUIPMENT OR DEVICE BACK TO ITS MAIN PIPING SOURCE AND COMPLETE CAPPING OF THEREMAINING PIPING THROUGH APPROVED METHODS. THIS INCLUDES THE RESTORATION OF ALLPIPE INSULATION DISTURBED OR AFFECTED BY THE DEMOLITION.

39. AS SHOWN THE DEMOLITION DRAWINGS ARE FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES AND AREINTENDED TO ILLUSTRATE THE CURRENT CONFIGURATION OF THE MECHANICAL SYSTEMS IN THEFACILITY. PIPING IS TO BE DEMOLISHED ONLY TO THE EXTENT NECESSARY TO FACILITATE THEINSTALLATION OF NEW EQUIPMENT.






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GENERAL NOTES

GENERAL ANDDEMOLITION NOTES

G-2N.T.S.

- -RASDEMOLITION NOTES

VESTIBULE STORAGE

ELECTRICAL

ROOM

WOMENS

TOILET

MENS

TOILET

J.C.

TV

STUDIO

74

CLASSROOM

75

ELECTIRIC

ROOM

STAGE

THEATER

LOBBY

CLASSROOM

76

CLASSROOM

77

CLASSROOM

78

CLASSROOM

79

CLASSROOM

80

CLASSROOM

81

CLASSROOM

82

OFFICE

OFFICE

COMMUNITY

HEALTH

88

GRAPHIC ART /

COMMCERCIAL ART

87

SPRINKLER

CONTROL

ROOM

CLASSROOM

86

CHEMISTRY

85

LAW &

PUBLIC

SAFETY

84

STORAGE

CLASSROOM

91

J.C.

WOMENS

TOILET

MENS

TOILET

CHILD

DEVELOPMENT

83

PRE-K

HALLWAY

I

HALLWAY

L

HALLWAY

I

HALLWAY

L

HALLWAY

H

TW TW TW TW TW

TW

TW TW

TW

TW

TW

TW

TW

TW

DC

CR

DM

DC

DC

CR

DC

CR

DC

CR

1

ES

DC

ES ES

DM

DC

ES

DM

RM 66ARM 66A

DM

RM 66A

RM 66A

RM 91

(e)

DM

RM 91RM 91

(e)EXISTING COMPUTERRACK AND SECURITY COMPUTER

RM 91

2

DM

RM 91A

DM

(e)(e)

RM 91A

RM 91A

3

(2) (2)

(2)ES

(2)

(2)

(2)

4

4

4

4

(2)

25 (TYP.)

26

27

28 29

24 23

KEYED NOTES:

FLASHING BLUE "LOCKDOWN" INDICATOR LIGHT. CONTROLLED FROM NEWSECURITY SYSTEM.

INSTALL NEW 24 PORT PoE SWITCH IN EXISTING RACK FOR DOOR SECURITYSYSTEM.

VENDOR TO VERIFY AND CONFIRM THE BEST LOCATION FOR ALL WIRELESSACCESS POINTS TO PROVIDE PROPER BUILDING COVERAGE.

DOOR MODULE SHALL BE TIED TO PHONE SYSTEM TO RELEASE DOOR FROM KEYCODE FROM PHONES IN ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES. COORDINATE WITH SCHOOL ITDEPARTMENT.

1

2

3

4

NOTES:

1. PROJECT REQUIREMENTS SHOWN ON SHEETS C-1, G-1 AND G-2 ARE THERESPONSIBILITY OF THIS AND ALL CONTRACTORS PROVIDING SERVICES FORTHIS PROJECT. CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE THEM WITH ALL OTHERTRADES.

2. CONTRACTOR TO FURNISH AND INSTALL PLENUM RATED CAT6COMMUNICATION CABLES FROM EACH DOOR CONTROL MODULE TO SWITCH.TERMINATE DIRECTLY AT SWITCH.

3. ALL POWER REQUIRED SHALL BE PROVIDED BY THE OWNER.

4. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ALL HARDWARE, INSTALLATION, AND WIRING ATEACH DOOR. INSTALL DOOR MODULE WIRING, TERMINATIONS, START-UP,AND PROGRAMMING. TYPICAL FOR ALL DOORS.

5. ALL DOOR CONTROL MODELS SHALL BE "POE" (POWER OVER ETHERNET) TYPE.CARD READER, DOOR CONTACTS, ELECTRIC STRIKES, MAGNETIC LOCKS ANDREQUEST TO EXIT DEVICES SHALL ALL BE POWERED THROUGH THE DOORCONTROL MODULE.

6. EXISTING BUILDING DOOR LOCK-SETS ARE MANUFACTURED BY "STANLEY/BEST". STANLEY/BEST IS THE BASIS OF DESIGN FOR ALL DOOR LOCK-SETS.

7. CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE WITH OWNER'S INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYMANAGER THE CONNECTION OF NEW NETWORK SWITCHES TO THE EXISTINGBUILDING NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE.

8. EXISTING HOST SOFTWARE IS VIDEO INSIGHT SOFTWARE. PROVIDENECESSARY HARDWARE AND COMPUTER INTERFACE TO INTEGRATE WITH THENEW STANLEY/BEST WI-Q LOCK-SETS.

9. COMPUTER WITH VIDEO INSIGHT SOFTWARE IS LOCATED IN ROOM #91.PROVIDE ALL PROGRAMMING, SET-UP, INTERFACE AND START UP OF DOORSYSTEM ON EXISTING SOFTWARE. PROVIDE ALL ACCESSORIES NEEDED TOPROPERLY INTERFACE VIDEO INSIGHT TO NEW DOOR MODULES ANDHARDWARE.

10. PROVIDE ALL NEW DOOR CONTROLLERS AND CARD READERS. REPLACEEXISTING WITH NEW AT ALL LOCATIONS.

11. REPLACE ALL EXISTING SECURITY COMPONENTS WITH NEW. TURN OVERDEMOLISHED COMPONENTS TO OWNER.

12. AT ALL MULTIPLE DOOR LOCATIONS, PROVIDE DOOR CONTACTS FOR EACHLEAF.






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PARTIAL FLOOR PLAN

PARTIAL FLOOR PLAN

E-1AS NOTED

- -RAS

COMPUTER

AIDED

DRAFTING

SHOWER

DRYING

TOIL.

TOIL.

STORAGE

INSTRUC.

GYMNASIUM

62

STORAGE OFFICE

SHOWER

STOR.

TOIL.

OFFICE

INSTRUC.VEST.

MECHANICAL / ELECTRICAL

J.C.

C

2

C

3

C

4

C

5

C

6

C

1

C

17

C

31

C

32

C

30

C

29

C

28

C

27

C

26

C

25

C

33

C

35

C

34

C

36

C

37

C

38

C

39

C

40

C

41

C

42

B

71

B

65

B

59

C

23

C

22

C

21

C

20

C

18

C

19

B

15

C

7

C

8

C

9

C

10

C

11

CAR WASH

LOCKER /

TOILET ROOM

LOCKER RM

ENGINEERING

LOCKER RM

TOIL.

CLASSROOM

WELDING

CAREERS

47

STORAGE

C.R.

AREA

OFFICE

OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE GUIDANCE OFFICE

MAIN

OFFICE

MENWOMEN

CONF.

ROOM

STUDENT

SERVICES

STORAGELOCKER

TOILET AREA

OFFICE/

STORAGE

STORAGE

TOIL.

STORAGE

ELECTRICAL

DRYING

APPRETICESHIP

GED / ESL

OFFICE

CHIEF

SCHOOL

ADMIN

HALLWAY

A

STORAGE

NURSE

OFFICE

TOILETSTORAGE

FOOD

SERVICES

28

CLASSROOM

31

DATA

PROCESSING

LAB

30

STORAGE

TRANSFORMER

ROOM

27

SOCIAL

STUDIES

25

SOCIAL

STUDIES

24

CHEM.

LAB

22

MATH

21

ART

CLASSROOM

19

ART

SUPPLY

ELEC.

ROOM

20

STORAGE

PREP.

ROOM

CLASSROOM

18

GIRLS

LAV.

LIBRARY

9

WOMENS

FAC. LAV.

23

WORKROOM

13

TEACHERS

LOUNGE

14

MATH

CLASSROOM

12

BOYS

LAV.

CLASSROOM

11

ELEC

ROOM

7

HALLWAY

B

HALLWAY

A

HALLWAY

D

TOILET

STOR.

TOILET

CLOSET

LOBBY

CAFETERIA

HALLWAY

C

HALLWAY

C

ELECTRICAL

ROOM

MECHANICAL

ROOM

STORAGE

STORAGE H.C.

TOILET

FACULTY DINNING /

KNIGHTS CAFE

FOOD SERVICE

MENS

TOILET

WOMENS

TOILET

MENS

LOCKER

WOMENS

LOCKER

4746

CLASSROOM

44

CLASSROOM

41

HALLWAY

D

AUTO

SHOP

48

LOCKER /

TOILET ROOM

BUILDING

CONSTRUCTION

50

J.C.

OFFICE

CLASSROOM

52

HALLWAY

E

HALLWAY

G

BOYS

LOCKER ROOM

57

GIRLS

LOCKER ROOM

57

COSMOTOLOGY

63

CLASSROOM

64

CLASSROOM

66

LOCKER ROOMOFFICE

TOILET

CLASSROOM

66

ADMISSIONS

OFFICE

65

ELECT.

ROOM

TOIL.

ELECTRICAL

UV

UV

UV

UV

UVUVUVUVUVUVUV

UV

UV

UVUVUVUVUV

TW TW

TW

TW

TW

TW

TW

TW

TW

TW

TW

TW

TW

TW

TW

TW

TW

TW

TW

TW

TW

TW

ELECTRONICS

1A

2A

2B

2C

3A

4A

1

1.1

2

3

4

5

6

66A

30A

DC

CR

1

DC

DC

CR

DC

DC

DC

DC

DC

DC

DC

DC

DC

CR

DC

CR

1

DC

CR

2

DC

CR

1

CR

DC

CR

2

CRCR

DC

ES

CRCR

DC

ESD

C

1

DC

CR

GATE OPERATOR

ES

ES

PAN

PAN

ES

ES

PAN

PAN

DC DC

DM

RM66A

RM 47

DM

RM 47

DM

RM 47

DM

RM 66A

(e)DM

RM 66A

ES

(e)DM

RM 66A

RM 66A

3

RM 66A

DM

RM 66A

EXISTING COMPUTERRACK

(e)

RM 7 DM

RM 7

DM

RM 7

RM 7

DM RM 7

DM

RM 7

(e) RM 7

4


DM

RM 7

DM

RM 7

5

(e)

(e)

5

RM 7(e)

DMRM 7

DMRM 30A

(e)

(e)

DM

RM 30A

(e)

(e)

DM

RM 30A

PAN

PAN

DM

RM 30A

RM 30A


3

DMRM 7

CR

CR

(e)

(2)

(2)

(2)

(2)

(2) (2)

(2)

CR

PAN

PAN

(2)

HANDICAPENTRANCE

HANDICAPENTRANCE

ELR

(2)(2)

ELR

ELR

ELR

ELR

ELR

ELR

ELR

(e)ES

DC

RM 47

FENCE

CARD-ACTIVATED GATE

17

22

6

21

20

14

13

1516

18

19

125

9

8

7

42

1110

5

6

3

4

(TYP.)

5

2

1

DC

DM

RM 47

(2)

23

DC

DM

RM 47

24

DC

DM

RM 47

(2)

25

DC

DM

RM 47

(2)

26

DC

DM

RM 47

25


3

3

KEYED NOTES:

FLASHING BLUE "LOCKDOWN" INDICATOR LIGHT. CONTROLLED FROM NEWSECURITY SYSTEM.

EXISTING MOTOR OPERATED DOOR; HANDICAP ENTRANCE. CONTROL FROM NEWSECURITY SYSTEM. INTEGRATE EXISTING DOOR OPERATOR CONTROLS, MAGNETICLOCK RELEASE, AND EXISTING MANUAL PUSH BUTTON TO EXIT WITH NEWSECURITY DOOR CONTROLLER.

INSTALL NEW 24 PORT PoE SWITCH IN EXISTING RACK FOR DOOR SECURITYSYSTEM.

VENDOR TO VERIFY AND CONFIRM THE BEST LOCATION FOR ALL WIRELESSACCESS POINTS TO PROVIDE PROPER BUILDING COVERAGE.

PROVIDE STANLEY APEX 2200 SURFACE VERTICAL ROD EXIT DEVICES (LESSBOTTOM ROD) FOR EACH DOOR LEAF.

FUTURE GATE CONTROLS, PROVIDE (2) CARD READERS AS ATTIC STOCK. GATEOPERATOR N.I.C.

1

2

3

4

5

6






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PARTIAL FLOOR PLAN

PARTIAL FLOOR PLAN

E-2AS NOTED

- -RAS

DM J JUNCTION BOX ABOVE CEILINGFOR ALL CONNECTIONS

DOOR CONTROLLER

FLOOR

HINGE SIDE OF DOOR(TYPICAL)

CAT 6 TOPUNCHDOWN

DC

TYPICAL FOR DOORS5, 6, 7, 11, 13, 14, 21, 22

DM J JUNCTION BOX ABOVE CEILINGFOR ALL CONNECTIONS

DOOR CONTROLLER

FLOOR


CAT 6 TOPUNCHDOWN

DC

PANESCR

TYPICAL FOR DOORS1, 2, 8, 9

NOTES:1. PROVIDE NEW ELECTRIC STRIKE, DOOR CONTACT,

DOOR MODULE AND CARD READER.

CEILING

DECK

FLOOR

PAN PAN

DC DC

DM JCAT 6 TOPUNCHDOWN

DOUBLE DOOR

JUNCTION BOX ABOVE CEILINGFOR ALL TERMINATIONS

NOTES:1. PROVIDE CONCEALED VERTICAL ROD EXIT DEVICE

WITH PANIC BAR AND ELECTRIC LATCH RETRACTIONFOR BOTH LEAFS OF DOOR.

2. PROVIDE ELECTRIC LATCH, CONTROLLER, POWERSUPPLY AND ALL REQUIRED SUPPORTING HARDWARE.

3. PROVIDE ELECTRIC POWER TRANSFER CONNECTORSFROM DOOR FRAME TO PANIC BAR.

4. PROVIDE NEW ELECTRIC LATCH RETRACTION, PANICBAR, DOOR CONTACTS, CARD READER ANDACCESSORIES.

7'-6"

DOOR CONTROLLER

ELRCR

ELRJ J

POWER CONNECTOR

TYPICAL FOR DOORS10, 12

CEILING

DECK

FLOOR

DC DC


DOUBLE DOOR


7'-6"

DOOR CONTROLLER

CRPTE

MAG

ER

PAN

NOTES:1. SECURE LEAF WILL OPEN ONCE OPERATIONAL LEAF

OPENS.2. PROVIDE NEW MAG LOCK, DOOR CONTACTS, PUSH

TO EXIT, CARD READER, EMERGENCY RELEASE, DOORMODULE AND ACCESSORIES.

TYPICAL FOR DOOR27

CEILING

DECK

FLOOR

PAN PAN

DC DC


DOUBLE DOOR


NOTES:1. PROVIDE CONCEALED VERTICAL ROD EXIT DEVICE

WITH PANIC BAR AND ELECTRIC LATCH RETRACTIONFOR BOTH LEAFS OF DOOR.

2. PROVIDE ELECTRIC LATCH, CONTROLLER, POWERSUPPLY AND ALL REQUIRED SUPPORTING HARDWARE.

3. PROVIDE ELECTRIC POWER TRANSFER CONNECTORSFROM DOOR FRAME TO PANIC BAR.

4. PROVIDE NEW ELECTRIC LATCH RETRACTION, PANICBAR, DOOR CONTACTS, CARD READER ANDACCESSORIES.

5. ELECTRIC DOOR RELEASE TO ACTIVATE DOOROPERATOR TO OPEN DOOR.

7'-6"

DOOR CONTROLLER

ELRCR

ELR

MOTOR

TYPICAL FOR DOORS3,4

PTEJ J

(2)

GENERAL DOOR DETAIL NOTES:(THESE GENERAL NOTES APPLY TO ALL DOOR DETAILS ON THIS DRAWING)

1. ALL SECURITY CONNECTIONS TO DOORS SHALL BE CONCEALED IN WALL.2. PROVIDE MINIMUM 3/4" FMC TO EACH CONNECTION LOCATION FOR DEVICES.3. COORDINATE WITH MILLWORK MANUFACTURER FOR OPENINGS REQUIRED FOR DOOR

CONTACTS, PANIC BAR, AND ACCESSORIES.4. PROVIDE ALL INTERCONNECTING WIRING BETWEEN CONTROLLERS, AND TO ALL DEVICES.5. CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH AND INSTALL ALL DEVICE WIRING AS REQUIRED BY

EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURER.6. WHEN PRE-APPROVED, ROUTE CONDUCTORS ON WALL SURFACES IN LEGRAND WIREMOLD

V500.7. ALL DOOR LOCKS TO RELEASE ON ACTIVATION OF FIRE ALARM. PROVIDE INTERFACE TO FIRE

ALARM SYSTEM.8. DOOR CONTROLLERS CANNOT BE INDIVIDUAL CONTROLLERS AT EACH DOOR.9. CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE FIRE ALARM SYSTEM INTERFACE WITH SCHOOLS FIRE

ALARM VENDOR. CONTRACTOR SHALL RUN INTERCONNECTING WIRING TO LOCATION ASDIRECTED BY FIRE ALARM VENDOR. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE NECESSARY INTERFACEMODULES TO ENSURE COMPARABILITY WITH FIRE ALARM SYSTEM.

10. FIRE ALARM SYSTEM TERMINATIONS IN FIRE ALARM PANEL SHALL BE MADE BY SCHOOL FIREALARM VENDOR (N.I.C.).

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NOTES:1. SECURE LEAF WILL OPEN FROM THE INSIDE BY

DEPRESSING THE PANIC BAR BUT IS INACCESSIBLEFROM THE OUTSIDE.

2. PROVIDE NEW ELECTRIC STRIKE, DOOR CONTACTS,DOOR MODULE AND CARD READER.

7'-6"

DOOR CONTROLLER

ESCR

ACTIVE LEAFSECURE LEAF MULLION

TYPICAL FOR DOORS17, 19, 20, 24, 25, 26, 29

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TYPICAL FOR DOORS15, 16, 18, 23, 28

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DOOR MONITORING SET #1 SINGLE DOOR CONTROL SET #3

HANDICAP DOOR SET #7UTILITY DOOR SET #6

CENTER MULLION DOOR CONTROL SET #4DOOR MONITORING SET #2

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