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SYMBOLS DESCRIPTION
<br />01/A-2.00
<br />01
<br />A-4.00
<br />N
<br />NORTH ARROW
<br />ENLARGE FLOOR PLAN REFERENCE
<br />01
<br />A-4.00 DETAIL SECTION
<br />INTERIOR ELEVATION
<br />11 5/8"
<br />5"
<br />DIMENSIONS
<br />1 REVISION NUMBER &
<br />AFFECTED AREA
<br />WINDOW TYPE22
<br />ROOM NAME, ABBREVIATION,
<br />& NUMBER IDENTIFICATION
<br />1001A DOOR/OPENING IDENTIFICATION
<br />SEE SCHEDULE ON A6-01
<br />A3
<br />1
<br />PARTITION
<br />DESIGNATION
<br />HOURLY "FIRE
<br />RESISTIVE RATING"
<br />IF APPLICABLE
<br />PARTITION TYPE
<br />ROOM NAME
<br />ROOM ABBREV
<br />1001
<br />A D 1 - 1 1
<br />LEVEL 1 DESIGNATOR
<br />LEVEL 2 DESIGNATOR (OPTIONAL)
<br />SHEET TYPE DESIGNATOR
<br />FLOOR LEVEL (FOR PLANS ONLY)
<br />SHEET SEQUENCE NUMBER
<br />LEVEL 1 DESIGNATORS
<br />G GENERAL
<br />H HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
<br />V SURVEY / MAPPING
<br />B GEOTECHNICAL
<br />C CIVIL
<br />L LANDSCAPE
<br />S STRUCTURAL
<br />A ARCHITECTURAL
<br />I INTERIORS
<br />Q EQUIPMENT
<br />F FIRE PROTECTION
<br />P PLUMBING
<br />M MECHANICAL
<br />E ELECTRICAL
<br />T SECURITY
<br />R RESOURCES
<br />X OTHER DISCIPLINES
<br />Z CONTRACTOR SHOP
<br />DRAWINGS
<br />O OPERATIONS
<br />LEVEL 2 DESIGNATORS (OPTIONAL)
<br /> S SITE
<br /> D DEMOLITION
<br /> E ELEMENT
<br /> P POWER
<br /> L LIGHTING
<br />SHEET TYPE DESIGNATORS
<br />0 GENERAL (OPTIONAL USE AS DEMO)
<br />1 PLANS
<br />2 ELEVATIONS
<br />3 SECTIONS
<br />4 ENLARGED PLANS
<br />5 DETAILS
<br />6 SCHEDULES
<br />7 USER DEFINED
<br />8 USER DEFINED
<br />9 3D VIEWS
<br />OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE:
<br />KAISER FOUNDATION HEALTH PLAN INC.
<br />1707 BARCELONA CIRCLE
<br />PLACENTIA, CA 92870
<br />CONTACT: JEFFREY S. MONTERO
<br /> SENIOR PROJECT MANAGER
<br />E-MAIL JEFF.S.MONTERO@KP.ORG
<br />ARCHITECT:
<br />HUITT-ZOLLARS
<br />555 W 5TH ST., SUITE 2950
<br />LOS ANGELES, CA 90013
<br />CONTACT: STEVE WHITE, AIA, LEED AP
<br /> PROJECT ARCHITECT
<br />E-MAIL SWHITE@HUITT-ZOLLARS.COM
<br /> 310.447.7466
<br />ELECTRICAL ENGINEER:
<br />DPB ENGINEERS, INC.
<br />150 EL CAMINO REAL, SUITE 106
<br />TUSTIN, CA 92780
<br />CONTACT: MARCO REBOLLEDO
<br /> ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
<br />E-MAIL: MARCO.REBOLLEDO@SALASOBRIEN.COM
<br />MECHANICAL ENGINEER:
<br />ATC INC.
<br />5755 OBERLIN DR., SUITE 112
<br />SAN DIEGO, CA 92121
<br />CONTACT: JUSTIN NGUYEN
<br /> MECHANICAL ENGINEER
<br />E-MAIL JNGUYEN@ATCONSULTANTS.NET
<br />PLUMBING ENGINEER:
<br />ATC INC.
<br />5755 OBERLIN DR., SUITE 112
<br />SAN DIEGO, CA 92121
<br />CONTACT: JUSTIN NGUYEN
<br /> MECHANICAL ENGINEER
<br />E-MAIL JNGUYEN@ATCONSULTANTS.NET
<br />STRUCTURAL ENGINEER:
<br />WPM
<br />633 W. 5TH ST. SUITE 7200
<br />LOS ANGELES, CA 90071
<br />CONTACT: DANIEL TRAUB
<br /> STRUCTURAL ENGINEER
<br />E-MAIL DTRAUB@WALTERPMOORE.COM
<br />GENERAL NOTES
<br />1. U.O.N., SPECIFIC NOTES AND DETAILS ON DRAWINGS SHALL TAKE PRECEDENCE
<br />OVER GENERAL NOTES AND TYPICAL DETAILS. SPECIFIC NOTES ON DETAILS APPLY
<br />TO SIMILAR CONDITIONS.
<br />2. THE STRUCTURAL, MECHANICAL, PLUMBING, AND ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS AS
<br />WELL AS THE DRAWINGS OF OTHER CONSULTANTS ARE SUPPLEMENTARY TO
<br />THE ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS. IT SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
<br />GENERAL CONTRACTOR TO CHECK WITH THE ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS
<br />BEFORE THE INSTALLATION OF THE WORK SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS OF
<br />CONSULTANTS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BRING ANY DISCREPANCIES
<br />BETWEEN THE ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS AND THE DRAWINGS OF THE
<br />CONSULTING ENGINEERS TO THE ATTENTION OF THE ARCHITECT FOR
<br />CLARIFICATIONS. ANY WORK INSTALLED IN CONFLICT THE ARCHITECTURAL
<br />DRAWINGS AND NOT BROUGHT TO THE ARCHITECTS ATTENTION SHALL BE
<br />CORRECTED BY THE CONTRACTOR AT THE CONTRACTORS' EXPENSE AND AT
<br />NO EXPENSE TO THE OWNER OR THE ARCHITECT.
<br />3. REFERENCE TO ANY DETAIL OR DRAWING IS FOR CONVENIENCE ONLY AND DOES
<br />NOT LIMIT THE APPLICATION OF SUCH A DRAWING OR DETAIL.
<br />4. U.O.N., OR REFERENCED ON ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS, ALL DETAILS ARE TYPICAL.
<br />5. THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS INDICATED THE CONCEPT AND POTENTIAL METHOD OF
<br />EXECUTING THE WORK. FIELD MODIFICATIONS MAY BE REQUIRED AND SHALL BE
<br />PART OF THE SCOPE OF WORK.
<br />6. THE INTENTION OF THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS IS TO INCLUDE ALL
<br />LABOR AND MATERIALS, EQUIPMENT AND TRANSPORTATION
<br />NECESSARY FOR THE COMPLETE AND PROPER EXECUTION OF THE WORK.
<br />7. NO MODIFICATIONS FROM THE DOCUMENTS SHALL BE CONDUCTED
<br />PRIOR TO THE APPROVAL OF THE OWNER AND ARCHITECT.
<br />8. DISCREPANCIES IN DRAWINGS OR SPECIFICATIONS, OR BETWEEN
<br />DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS AND OR SITE CONDITIONS SHALL BE
<br />REVIEWED WITH THE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO PROCEEDING WITH THE WORK.
<br />9. REFER TO STRUCTURAL, MECHANICAL, PLUMBING, AND ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS FOR
<br />EQUIPMENT ANCHORAGE, HVAC, PLUMBING, LIGHTING, COMMUNICATION, DATA AND
<br />POWER REQUIREMENTS.
<br />10. THE DESIGN, ADEQUACY AND SAFETY OF ERECTION, BRACING, SHORING, TEMPORARY
<br />SUPPORTS, ETC., IS THE SOLE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTOR. THE CONTRACTOR
<br />SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE STABILITY OF THE STRUCTURE AND PROVIDE NECESSARY
<br />BRACING PRIOR TO THE APPLICATION OF ALL SHEAR WALLS, ROOF, AND FLOOR DIAPHRAGMS,
<br />AND FINISH MATERIALS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE INITIATING,
<br />MANUFACTURING AND SUPERVISING ALL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS AND PROGRAMS IN
<br />CONNECTION WITH THE WORK.
<br />11. THE ARCHITECT AND ARCHITECT'S CONSULTANTS SHALL HAVE NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE
<br />DISCOVERY, PRESENCE, HANDLING, REMOVAL OR DISPOSAL OF OR EXPOSURE OF PERSONS
<br />TO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS IN ANY FORM AT THE PROJECT SITE, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED
<br />TO ASBESTOS, ASBESTOS PRODUCTS, POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYL (PCB) OR OTHER TOXIC
<br />SUBSTANCES.
<br />12. IF THE CONTRACTOR ASCERTAINS AT ANY TIME THAT REQUIREMENTS OF THE CONTRACT
<br />DOCUMENTS CONFLICT WITH, OR ARE IN VIOLATION OF APPLICABLE LAWS, CODES,
<br />REGULATIONS AND ORDINANCES, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT PROCEED WITH WORK IN
<br />QUESTION, EXCEPT AT THE CONTRACTOR'S OWN RISK, UNTIL THE ARCHITECT HAS BEEN
<br />NOTIFIED IN WRITING AND WRITTEN DETERMINATION IS MADE BY THE ARCHITECT. WHERE
<br />COMPLETED OR PARTIALLY COMPLETED WORK IS DISCOVERED TO BE IN VIOLATION WITH
<br />APPLICABLE LAWS, CODES, REGULATIONS AND ORDINANCES, CONTRACTOR SHALL BE
<br />REQUIRED TO REMOVE THAT WORK FROM THE PROJECT AND REPLACE SUCH WORK WITH ALL
<br />NEW COMPLYING WORK AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO THE OWNER.
<br />DIMENSIONING NOTES
<br />1. THE DRAWINGS REFLECT GENERAL ARRANGEMENT, DESIGN AND EXTENT OF WORK,
<br />AND ARE NOT TO BE SCALED FOR MEASUREMENTS. THE DRAWINGS ARE PARTLY
<br />DIAGRAMMATIC AND ARE NOT INTENDED TO BE AN EXACT REPRESENTATION OF
<br />FIELD CONDITIONS OR TO SERVE AS THE CONTRACTOR'S SHOP DRAWINGS.
<br />2. DO NOT SCALE DRAWINGS. WRITTEN DIMENSIONS TAKE PRECEDENCE. DIMENSIONS
<br />SHALL GOVERN AND LARGE SCALE DETAILS SHALL GOVERN OVER SMALLER SCALE
<br />DRAWINGS.
<br />3. "EXISTING", "(+/-)", "SIZE TO FIT", F.V. AND SIMILAR PHRASES REQUIRE THE CONTRACTOR
<br />TO VERIFY AND COORDINATE DIMENSIONS AND CONDITIONS INDICATED IN THE
<br />DRAWINGS WITH THE ACTUAL FIELD CONDITIONS. DISCREPANCIES SHALL BE REPORTED
<br />TO THE ARCHITECT FOR DIRECTION ON HOW TO PROCEED.
<br />4. U.O.N., DIMENSIONS ARE SHOWN TO CENTERLINE OF COLUMNS, TO FACE OF
<br />CONCRETE, OR TO FACE OF FINISH OF EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR PARTITION. ALL CEILING
<br />HEIGHTS INDICATED ARE FROM FINISH OF FLOOR TO FINISH OF CEILING.
<br />5. DOORS NOT DIMENSIONED AND SHOWN JAMB TIGHT SHALL BE SET 4"
<br />FROM PERPENDICULAR WALL TO OUTER EDGE OF DOOR JAMB.
<br />6. U.O.N., RECEPTACLES APPEARING NEXT TO EACH
<br />OTHER ON THE PLAN BUT NOT DIMENSIONED SHALL BE EIGHT (8") APART
<br />AS MEASURED FROM CENTERLINE TO CENTERLINE.
<br />7. UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED, RECEPTACLES SHALL BE FIFTEEN
<br />(15") INCHES IN HEIGHT ABOVE THE FINISHED FLOOR (AS MEASURED
<br />FROM THE RECEPTACLE CENTERLINE TO THE FLOOR DATUM)
<br />8. U.O.N., ADJACENT COVERPLATES WITH DIFFERING
<br />SIZES SHALL BE CONFIGURED SO THAT THE TOPS ALIGN AS FOLLOWS:
<br />9. WHEN ADJACENT COVERPLATES ARE THE SAME SIZE, THE
<br />CONFIGURATIONS SHALL BE AS FOLLOWS:
<br />10. U.O.N. CEILING FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT ARE TO BE CENTERED ON CEILING TILES
<br />WHEN IN LAY-IN CEILINGS.
<br />11. U.O.N. LIGHT FIXTURES ON HARD SURFACE CEILINGS SHALL BE CENTER IN THE ROOM.
<br />12. U.O.N. SCONCE LIGHTING AT PLUMBING FIXTURES SHALL BE CENTER ON THE
<br />FIXTURE.
<br />13. ALL UNDERCABINET TASK LIGHTING SHALL BE INSTALLED AS CLOSE AS POSSIBLE TO
<br />THE BACK WALL AND CENTERED BELOW THE CABINETS.
<br />14. WALLS NOT DIMENSIONED SHALL ALIGN WITH EXISTING WALLS OR BE ABUTTED OR
<br />APPLIED TO EXISTING WALLS PER DRAWINGS.
<br />CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY
<br />1. CONTRACTOR SHALL CONTACT THE OWNER 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF ANY RESTRICTION OF
<br />OWNER ACCESS OR UTILITY OUTAGES. AUTHORIZATION FROM OWNER TO BE RECEIVED IN
<br />WRITING.
<br />2. IN THE EVENT THE UTILITY SERVICE IS INTERRUPTED WITHOUT THE REQUIRED 48 HOURS
<br />NOTICE, THEN THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE FINANCIALLY LIABLE FOR ALL DAMAGES SUFFERED
<br />BY THE OWNER DUE TO THE UNAUTHORIZED INTERRUPTION. RECONNECTION SHALL BE MADE
<br />IMMEDIATELY.
<br />3. CONTRACTOR SHALL VISIT THE SITE TO AS TO FAMILIARIZE WITH EXISTING CONDITIONS
<br />AND SATISFY THEMSELVES TO THE NATURE AND SCOPE OF THE WORK. SUBMISSIONS OF
<br />PROPOSALS SHALL BE CONSTRUED AS EVIDENCE THAT SUCH EXAMINATION HAS BEEN MADE
<br />AND LATER CLAIMS FOR LABOR, EQUIPMENT OR MATERIALS REQUIRED, OR FOR DIFFICULTIES
<br />ENCOUNTERED WHICH COULD HAVE BEEN FORESEEN WITH SUCH EXAMINATION WILL NOT BE
<br />RECOGNIZED.
<br />4. CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS AND CONDITIONS PRIOR TO BEGINNING WORK.
<br />AT ANY TIME SHOULD CONDITIONS ARISE WHEREIN THE INTENT OF THE DRAWINGS IS IN DOUBT
<br />OR WHERE THERE IS A DISCREPANCY BETWEEN THE DRAWINGS AND FIELD CONDITIONS THE
<br />ARCHITECT SHALL BE NOTIFIED IMMEDIATELY IN WRITING FOR CLARIFICATION.
<br />5. THESE DRAWINGS DO NOT INCLUDE NECESSARY COMPONENTS FOR CONSTRUCTION SAFETY.
<br />SAFETY OF ALL PARTIES PRESENT ON THE JOB SITE IS SOLELY THE CONTRACTOR'S
<br />RESPONSIBILITY.
<br />6. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL HAVE FULL RESPONSIBILITY AND CHARGE OF AND SHALL BE
<br />RESPONSIBLE FOR CONSTRUCTION MEANS, METHODS, TECHNIQUES, SEQUENCES OR
<br />PROCEDURES, FOR SAFETY PRECAUTIONS AND PROGRAMS IN CONNECTION WITH THE WORK,
<br />FOR THE ACTS OR OMISSIONS OF THE CONTRACTOR, SUBCONTRACTOR OR ANY OTHER
<br />PERSONS PERFORMING ANY WORK IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS.
<br />7. PROVIDE CONTINUOUS INSPECTION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE BUILDING CODE FOR
<br />REINFORCED CONCRETE. PLACEMENT OF REINFORCING STEEL, STRUCTURAL STEEL,
<br />WELDING, STRUCTURAL MASONRY, FIELD WELDING AND HIGH STRENGTH BOLTS.
<br />8. CONTRACTOR TO SCHEDULE CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES TO HAVE THE LEAST IMPACT ON
<br />EXISTING FUNCTIONS, CONTAIN ACTIVITIES SUCH AS THE USE OF JACKHAMMERS SHALL BE
<br />SCHEDULED AT SPECIAL TIMES. CONTACT THE DESIGNATED NOISE DISTURBANCE
<br />COORDINATOR FOR SCHEDULING OF ALL ACTIVITIES.
<br />9. CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR PROTECTION OF EXISTING HVAC FILTERS WITHIN
<br />AREAOF WORK.
<br />10. CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PROTECTION OF AND WHERE REQUIRED BY THE
<br />FIRE MARSHAL, THE OPERATIONAL MAINTENANCE OF FIRE LIFE SAFETY DEVICES WITHIN
<br />THE AREA OF WORK.
<br />EXISTING CONDITIONS
<br />1. U.N.O. SURFACES ADJOINING AREAS OF DEMOLITIONS AND/OR NEW WORK SHALL BE
<br />PATCHED AND REFINISHED AS REQUIRED TO MATCH ADJACENT SURFACES IN ALL ASPECTS,
<br />INCLUDING FINISH MATERIAL, COLOR, TEXTURE, FIRE RATING AND SUBSTRATE.
<br />2. PATCH SURFACES WHERE AFFECTED BY INSTALLATION OF NEW MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL
<br />AND STRUCTURAL ITEMS. MATCH EXISTING ADJACENT SURFACES AND FINISHES EXCEPT
<br />WHERE OTHERWISE NOTED OR INDICATED.
<br />3. WHERE NEW WALL OR CEILING CONTINUES EXISTING WALL OR CEILING, ALIGN VISIBLE NEW
<br />SURFACE WITH EXISTING. ADJUST AND STAGGER STUDS IF REQUIRED TO ALIGN STUDS IF
<br />REQUIRED TO ALIGN FACE OF WALLS.
<br />4. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL SUPERVISE ALL CUTTING, PATCHING, REPAIRING, RESTORING, AND
<br />ANY NECESSARY ACTION TO COMPLETE THE WORK. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL RESTORE
<br />AND MATCH ANY DAMAGED WORK TO THE ORIGINAL CONDITION TO THE ARCHITECT'S
<br />SATISFACTION.
<br />5. EXISTING CONDITIONS AND OPERATIONS SHALL BE DOCUMENTED PRIOR TO INITIATION OF
<br />RENOVATION AND/ OR NEW CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS. THIS SHALL INCLUDE
<br />DOCUMENTATION OF EXISTING MECHANICAL/ELECTRICAL/ STRUCTURAL CAPACITIES AND
<br />QUANTITIES. DOCUMENTATION OF EXISTING CONDITIONS SHOULD INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:
<br />A. FIRE SUPPRESSION, DETECTION, AND ALARM SYSTEMS
<br />B. VARIOUS COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS (INCLUDING TELEPHONE, NURSE CALL,
<br /> OVERHEAD PAGING, TELEMETRY, DICTATION, ELECTRONIC IMAGING)
<br /> VARIOUS PLUMBING SYSTEMS (INCLUDING DOMESTIC WATER, TREATED WATER,
<br /> WASTEWATER, PNEUMATIC TUBE, PNEUMATIC CONTROLS, MEDICAL GASES/
<br /> VACUUM)
<br />C. EXISTING AIRFLOW OF AFFECTED AREAS
<br />D. MAIN ELECTRICAL SERVICE AND ELECTRICAL SERVICE AFFECTED BY
<br /> CONSTRUCTION (INCLUDING RATING AND ACTUAL LOAD/PEAK AND FEEDER SIZES
<br /> AS APPLICABLE AND POWER FACTOR)
<br />E. EMERGENCY POWER SYSTEM (INCLUDING RATING AND ACTUAL LOAD/PEAK AND
<br /> FEEDER SIZES, AS APPLICALE, FOR LIFE SAFETY, EMERGENCY/CRITICAL, AND
<br /> EQUIPMENT BRANCHES)
<br />DEMOLITION
<br />1. CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY THE LOCATION OF ALL EXISTING UTILITIES PRIOR TO
<br />COMMENCING CONSTRUCTION AND SHALL TAKE STEPS TO PROTECT SUBJECT UTILITIES,
<br />PERSONNEL AND PROPERTY AGAINST DAMAGE OR INJURY.
<br />2. CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY LOCATION OF ALL REINFORCING STEEL AND CONDUIT IN
<br />EXISTING CONCRETE SLABS AND AVOID SAME. CONTRACTOR SHALL PREPARE SHOP
<br />DRAWINGS FOR REVIEW BY THE ARCHITECT AND/OR SEOR PRIOR TO PROCEEDING WITH
<br />CORE OR SAW-CUTTING.
<br />3. ALL REMOVED FIXTURES, EQUIPMENT, ACCESSORIES AND DOORS SHALL BE SALVAGED TO
<br />THE OWNER. ITEMS NOT WANTED BY OWNER SHALL BE DISCARDED OFF-SITE BY THE
<br />CONTRACTOR.
<br />4. TEMPORARY STORAGE OF EQUIPMENT SHALL BE PROTECTED FROM VANDALISM. STORE IN
<br />A LOCATION THAT IS ACCEPTABLE TO THE OWNER.
<br />5. PROTECT ALL ADJACENT AREAS FROM DUST, FUMES, SMOKE, WATER, WEATHER AND
<br />NOISE.
<br />6. PROTECT ALL ADJACENT BUILDING COMPONENTS - FINISHES AND EQUIPMENT. SHOULD
<br />DAMAGE OCCUR, REPAINT, PATCH OR REPLACE AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO THE OWNER.
<br />7. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR CONTINUOUS CLEAN UP OF THE SITE OF
<br />ALL DEBRIS WHETHER CREATED BY THE CONTRACTOR'S WORK OR THE FAILURE OF THE
<br />CONTRACTOR'S SUB-CONTRACTORS TO CLEAN UP AFTER THEIR WORK.
<br />8. ALL ABANDONED PLUMBING LINES, ELECTRICAL CONDUIT OR BOXES, A/C DUCTS OR
<br />DIFFUSERS AND TELEPHONE CABLES WILL BE REMOVED BACK TO CLOSEST FEEDER POINT.
<br />9. DO NOT CUT, DRILL, NOTCH, CORE, ALTER, OR DAMAGE STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS OR FRAMING
<br />UNLESS SPECIFICALLY DETAILED ON APPROVED PLANS OR ACCEPTED BY THE SEOR/AOR.
<br />FIRE AND LIFE SAFETY MEASURES
<br />1. REQUIRED MEANS OF EGRESS SHALL BE MAINTAINED DURING CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION AT
<br />ALL TIMES.
<br />2. TEMPORARY EXITING SHALL BE APPROVED BY THE LOCAL FIRE AUTHORITY. (CFC - 2019, SECTION
<br />3311.2)
<br />3. PROVIDE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS AS REQUIRED BY THE LOCAL FIRE AUTHORITY.
<br />4. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE PROPER FIRE STOPPING AT EXISTING OR NEW FLOOR AND WALL
<br />PENETRATIONS FOR MECHANICAL, PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL AND FIRE SPRINKLER LINES AS
<br />REQUIRED PER THE APPROPRIATE UL DESIGN LISTING NUMBER.
<br />5. FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM SHALL BE MAINTAINED OPERATIONAL AT ALL TIMES DURING
<br />ALTERATION.
<br />6. SMOKE DETECTORS SHALL BE COVERED OR REMOVE DURING ALTERATION WHEN REQUIRED BY
<br />THE LOCAL FIRE AUTHORITY, COVERINGS PLACED ON OR OVER FIRE PROTECTION DEVICES TO
<br />PROTECT THEM FROM DAMAGE DURING CONSTRUCTION PROCESSES SHALL BE IMMEDIATELY
<br />REMOVED UPON THE COMPLETION OF THE CONSTRUCTION PROCESSES IN THE ROOM OR AREA IN
<br />WHICH THE DEVICES ARE INSTALLED. (CFC -2019, SECTION 3308.7)
<br />7. FIRE RESISTIVE RATED CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE MAINTAINED AT ALL TIMES DURING
<br />CONSTRUCTION. (CFC - 2019, SECTION 703.1)
<br />8. CUTTING AND WELDING OPERATION SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH CHAPTER 35 OF THE FIRE
<br />CODE. (CFC - 2019, SECTION 3304.6)
<br />NONCONFORMING CONDITIONS
<br />IN THE EVENT THAT AN EXISTING NONCONFORMING CONDITION IS DISCOVERED DURING THE COURSE OF
<br />CONSTRUCTION, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL IMMEDIATELY NOTIFY THE OWNER AND ARCHITECT.
<br />TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION
<br />1. CONTRACTOR SHALL ARRANGE FOR, IN ADVANCE WITH THE OWNER, CONSTRUCTION
<br />STORAGE AND STAGING AREAS NECESSARY TO COMPLETE THE WORK. ALL STORAGE AND
<br />STAGING AREAS SHALL BE RETURNED TO THE OWNER IN LIKE ORIGINAL CONDITION.
<br />2. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ADEQUATE MEANS TO PROTECT FINISHED PARTS OF
<br />THE MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT AGAINST DAMAGE FROM ANY CAUSE DURING THE
<br />PROGRESS OF THE WORK AND UNTIL ACCEPTANCE BY THE OWNER.
<br />3. CONTRACTOR SHALL MAKE EVERY EFFORT TO MAINTAIN A CLEAN WORK PLACE. DUST
<br />PALLIATION AND PREVENTION OF DUST CONTAMINATION OF NON-WORK SPACES WILL BE
<br />THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTOR ON AN ON GOING, DAILY BASIS. THE
<br />CONTRACTOR SHALL DEVELOP A SCHEDULE OF CONSTRUCTION WHICH INCLUDES THE
<br />NECESSARY ACTIONS TO MAINTAIN THE OPERATION OF THE TENANTS DURING THE
<br />CONSTRUCTION PROCESS.
<br />4. CONTRACTOR SHALL MAKE NECESSARY CONNECTIONS TO EXISTING UTILITIES FOR
<br />TEMPORARY POWER AND WATER SUPPLIES, AND SHALL COORDINATE SUCH USE WITH THE
<br />OWNER PRIOR TO CONNECTION.
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<br />FACILITY NAME:SANTA ANA MEDICAL OFFICES
<br />FACILITY ADDRESS:1900 E. 4TH STREET
<br />SANTA ANA, CA 90025
<br />PROJECT NAME:RAD SAN 1ST FLOOR GEN RAD REPLACEMENT
<br />CONSTRUCTION INFORMATION
<br />CONSTRUCTION TYPE:TYPE III-B
<br />MAIN OCCUPANCY:B, OFFICES
<br />YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION: 1991
<br />FIRE EXTINGUISING SYSTEM: AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS (NFPA 13), THROUGHOUT
<br />NUMBER OF STORIES: 3
<br />AREA LIMITATIONS: 57,000
<br />REMODEL INFORMATION
<br />REMODEL FLOOR: 1ST FLR
<br />REMODEL USE/OCCUPANCY: B (OFFICES)
<br />TOTAL REMODEL AREA: 1045 SF
<br />PROJECT SCOPE:
<br />THIS PROJECT INVOLVES THE RELOCATION OF AN EXISTING IMAGING RADIOLOGY ROOM INTO AN
<br />EXISTING CONTROL ROOM. THE EXISTING DRESSING ROOMS WILL BE DEMOLISHED AND REBUILT
<br />TO ACCOMODATE THE NEW LOCATION OF THE IMAGING RADIOLOGY ROOM. THE EXISTING
<br />LOCATION OF THE IMAGING RADIOLOGY ROOM WILL BE CONVERTED INTO A SHELL SPACE.
<br />THIS FACILITY IS NOT A CLINIC OR OUTPATIENT FACILITY LICENSED PERSUANT TO HEALTH AND
<br />SAFETY CODE SECTION 1200 OR 1250 AND DOES NOT REQUIRE TO BE OSHPD 3 COMPLIANT.
<br />INFECTION CONTROL RISK ASSESSMENT (ICRA)
<br />THE INFECTION CONTROL RISK ASSESSMENT IS A MULTIDISCIPLINARY, DOCUMENTED
<br />ASSESSMENT PROCESS INTENDED TO PROACTIVELY IDENTIFY AND MITIGATE RISKS FROM
<br />INFECTION THAT COULD OCCUR DURING CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES. THIS PROCESS IDENTIFIES
<br />AND TAKES INTO ACCOUNT THE PATIENT POPULATION AT RISK, THE NATURE AND SCOPE OF THE
<br />PROJECT, AND THE FUNCTIONAL PROGRAM OF THE HEALTH CARE FACILITY. THE ICRA
<br />DETERMINES THE POTENTIAL RISK OF TRANSMISSION OF VARIOUS AIR- AND WATERBORNE
<br />BIOLOGICAL CONTAMINANTS IN THE FACILITY.
<br />ICRA TIMING
<br />AN ICRA SHALL BE CONDUCTED BEFORE CONSTRUCTION BEGINS, AND CONTINUE THROUGH
<br />PROJECT CONSTRUCTION AND COMMISSIONING.
<br />ICRA TEAM
<br />AT MINIMUM, AN ICRA SHALL BE CONDUCTED BY A TEAM WITH EXPERTISE IN INFECTION
<br />PREVENTION AND CONTROL, DIRECT PATIENT CARE (CLINICAL USE OF RELEVANT AREAS), FACIL-
<br />ITY DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, AND HVAC AND PLUMBING SYSTEMS WHEN THESE SYSTEMS ARE
<br />INVOLVED. THE SCOPE AND NATURE OF THE PROJECT SHALL DICTATE OTHERS TO BE INVOLVED.
<br />ICRA CONSIDERATIONS
<br />THE ICRA SHALL ADDRESS, BUT NOT BE LIMITED TO COVERING, THE FOLLOWING:
<br />• NUMBER, LOCATION, AND TYPE OF AIRBORNE INFECTION ISOLATION AND PROTECTIVE
<br />ENVIRONMENT ROOMS.
<br />• NUMBER, LOCATION, AND TYPE OF PLUMBED HAND-WASHING STATIONS, HAND
<br />SANITATION DISPENSERS, AND EMERGENCY FIRST-AID EQUIPMENT (EYEWASH STATIONS
<br />AND DELUGE SHOWERS).
<br />(1) THE NUMBER AND LOCATION OF HAND-WASHING STATIONS AND HAND SANITATION
<br />DISPENSERS SHALL BE DETERMINED BY THE FUNCTIONAL PROGRAM AND THE ICRA.
<br />(2) HAND-WASHING STATIONS SHALL BE CONVENIENT AND ACCESSIBLE FOR HEALTH
<br />CARE PERSONNEL AND OTHER USERS.
<br />• SPECIAL HVAC NEEDS TO MEET THE FUNCTIONAL PROGRAM AND ACCOMMODATE THE
<br />SERVICES (E.G., SURGICAL SERVICES, AIRBORNE INFECTION ISOLATION AND PRO-
<br />TECTIVE ENVIRONMENT ROOMS, LABORATORIES, PHARMACIES, LOCAL EXHAUST
<br />SYSTEMS FOR HAZARDOUS AGENTS, AND OTHER SPECIAL AREAS) INCLUDED IN OR
<br />AFFECTED BY THE PROJECT
<br />• WATER SYSTEMS TO LIMIT LEGIONELLA SP. AND WATERBORNE OPPORTUNISTIC
<br />PATHOGENS
<br />WHEN CONDUCTING THE ICRA AND DEVELOPING THE INFECTION CONTROL RISK MITIGATION
<br />REQUIREMENTS FOR BUILDING AND SITE AREAS ANTICIPATED TO BE AFFECTED BY CONSTRUC-
<br />TION, THE FOLLOWING SHALL BE ADDRESSED:
<br />• THE IMPACT OF DISRUPTING ESSENTIAL SERVICES TO PATIENTS AND EMPLOYEES
<br />• DETERMINATION OF THE SPECIFIC HAZARDS AND PROTECTION LEVELS FOR EACH
<br />DESIGNATED AREA
<br />• LOCATION OF PATIENTS ACCORDING TO THEIR SUSCEPTIBILITY TO INFECTION AND THE
<br />DEFINITION OF RISKS TO EACH
<br />• IMPACT OF MOVEMENT OF DEBRIS, TRAFFIC FLOW, SPILL CLEANUP, AND TESTING AND
<br />CERTIFICATION OF INSTALLED SYSTEMS
<br />• ASSESSMENT OF EXTERNAL AS WELL AS INTERNAL CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES
<br />• LOCATION OF KNOWN HAZARDS
<br />ICRA DOCUMENTATION
<br />THIS WRITTEN RECORD SHALL REMAIN AN ACTIVE PART OF THE PROJECT DOCUMENTS FOR THE
<br />DURATION OF THE CONSTRUCTION PROJECT AND THROUGH COMMISSIONING.
<br />• THESE WRITTEN PLANS SHALL DESCRIBE THE SPECIFIC METHODS BY WHICH
<br />TRANSMISSION OF AIR- AND WATERBORNE BIOLOGICAL CONTAMINANTS WILL BE
<br />AVOIDED DURING CONSTRUCTION AS WELL AS DURING COMMISSIONING, WHEN HVAC
<br />AND PLUMBING SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT (E.G., ICE MACHINES, STEAM STERILIZATION
<br />SYSTEMS) ARE STARTED/RESTARTED.
<br />INFECTION CONTROL RISK MITIGATION RECOMMENDATIONS
<br />INFECTION CONTROL RISK MITIGATION RECOMMENDATIONS (ICRMRS) SHALL BE PREPARED BY
<br />THE ICRA TEAM AND SHALL, AT MINIMUM, ADDRESS THE FOLLOWING:
<br />1. PATIENT PLACEMENT AND RELOCATION
<br />• STANDARDS FOR BARRIERS AND OTHER PROTECTIVE MEASURES REQUIRED TO
<br />PROTECT ADJACENT AREAS AND SUSCEPTIBLE PATIENTS FROM AIRBORNE
<br />CONTAMINANTS
<br />• TEMPORARY PROVISIONS OR PHASING FOR CONSTRUCTION OR MODIFICATION OF HVAC
<br />AND WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS
<br />• PROTECTION FROM DEMOLITION
<br />• MEASURES TO BE TAKEN TO TRAIN HOSPITAL STAFF, VISITORS, AND CONSTRUCTION
<br />PERSONNEL
<br />• THE IMPACT OF POTENTIAL UTILITY OUTAGES OR EMERGENCIES, INCLUDING
<br />PROTECTION OF PATIENTS DURING PLANNED AND UNPLANNED UTILITY OUTAGES.
<br />SPECIFIC HAZARDS THAT ARE LIKELY IN THE EVENT OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF ESSENTIAL
<br />SERVICE DISRUPTIONS SHOULD BE PROACTIVELY DETERMINED. A PLAN SHOULD BE
<br />DEVELOPED TO ENSURE CONTINUED PROVISION OF SERVICE IN THE EVENT OF PLANNED
<br />AND UNPLANNED DISRUPTIONS.
<br />• THE IMPACT OF MOVEMENT OF DEBRIS, TRAFFIC FLOW, CLEANUP, ELEVATOR USE FOR
<br />CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION WORKERS, AND CONSTRUCTION
<br />WORKER ROUTES
<br />2. VENTILATION OF THE CONSTRUCTION ZONE
<br />• AIRFLOW INTO THE CONSTRUCTION ZONE FROM OCCUPIED SPACES SHOULD BE
<br />MAINTAINED BY MEANS OF A DEDICATED VENTILATION/EXHAUST SYSTEM FOR THE
<br />CONSTRUCTION AREA. ENSURE PROPER OPERATION OF THE AIR-HANDLING SYSTEM IN
<br />THE AFFECTED AREA AFTER ERECTION OF BARRIERS AND BEFORE THE ROOM OR AREA
<br />IS SET TO NEGATIVE PRESSURE
<br />• LOCATIONS OF EXHAUST DISCHARGE RELATIVE TO EXISTING FRESH AIR INTAKES AND
<br />FILTERS, AS WELL AS THE DISCONNECTION AND SEALING OF EXISTING AIR DUCTS,
<br />SHOULD BE REVIEWED AS REQUIRED BY THE ICRA.
<br />• IF THE EXISTING BUILDING SYSTEM OR A PORTION THEREOF IS USED TO ACHIEVE THIS
<br />REQUIREMENT, THE SYSTEM SHOULD BE THOROUGHLY CLEANED PRIOR TO OCCUPANCY
<br />OF THE CONSTRUCTION AREA.
<br />• HOSPITAL CONSTRUCTION BARRIERS FOR PROJECTS IN HIGH-RISK AREAS SHOULD BE
<br />MAINTAINED AT A PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL OF AT LEAST 0.03 INCH WATER GAUGE (7.0
<br />PASCALS), WITH AIRFLOW FROM HOSPITAL CLEAN AREAS TO CONSTRUCTION DIRTY
<br />AREAS. CONSTRUCTION BARRIERS IN HIGH-RISK AREAS SHOULD HAVE VISUAL DISPLAY
<br />OF AIRFLOW DIRECTION. (HIGH-RISK AREAS INCLUDE CRITICAL CARE UNITS, EMERGENCY
<br />ROOMS, LABOR AND DELIVERY FACILITIES, NEWBORN NURSERIES, OUTPATIENT
<br />SURGERY FACILITIES, AREAS SERVING PEDIATRIC PATIENTS, PHARMACIES, SURGICAL
<br />UNITS, POST-ANESTHETIC CARE UNITS, AREAS SERVING IMMUNOCOMPROMISED
<br />PATIENTS, BURN UNITS, CARDIAC CATHETERIZATION LABS, CENTRAL STERILE SUPPLY,
<br />AIRBORNE INFECTION ISOLATION ROOMS, PROTECTIVE ENVIRONMENT ROOMS,
<br />ONCOLOGY UNITS, OPERATING ROOMS, AND CESAREAN DELIVERY ROOMS.) MONITOR
<br />BARRIERS AND ENSURE INTEGRITY OF THE CONSTRUCTION BARRIERS; REPAIR GAPS OR
<br />BREAKS IN BARRIER JOINTS
<br />3. DISASTER PLANS FOR WATER SUPPLY AND VENTILATION EMERGENCIES
<br />• THE OWNER SHOULD PROVIDE A WRITTEN PLAN FOR WHAT WILL HAPPEN IN THE EVENT
<br />OF A WATER OUTAGE. THIS SHOULD INCLUDE WHERE SUPPLIES ARE, WHO IS
<br />RESPONSIBLE FOR WHAT, AND WHO IS TO BE NOTIFIED.
<br />• THE OWNER SHOULD PROVIDE A WRITTEN PLAN FOR WHAT WILL HAPPEN IN THE EVENT
<br />OF AN AIR SHUTDOWN. THIS SHOULD INCLUDE WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR WHAT AND
<br />WHO IS TO BE NOTIFIED.
<br />• THE OWNER SHOULD PROVIDE A WRITTEN PLAN FOR WHAT WILL HAPPEN IN THE EVENT
<br />OF A WATER LEAK. THIS SHOULD INCLUDE WHO IS TO BE NOTIFIED.
<br />4. CONSTRUCTION WORK ZONE PROTECTION
<br />• CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS SHOULD BE KEPT CLEAN AND DRY, AS APPROPRIATE.
<br />• DUCTWORK SHOULD BE KEPT CAPPED/CLEAN DURING DEMOLITION AND DUST-
<br />GENERATING CONSTRUCTION.
<br />• DRYWALL INSTALLATION SHOULD NOT PROCEED UNTIL EXTERIOR PROTECTION AGAINST
<br />RAIN DAMAGE HAS BEEN INSTALLED.
<br />• CONSTRUCT BARRIERS TO PREVENT DUST FROM CONSTRUCTION AREAS FROM
<br />ENTERING PATIENT-CARE AREAS; ENSURE THAT BARRIERS ARE IMPERMEABLE TO
<br />FUNGAL SPORES AND IN COMPLIANCE WITH LOCAL FIRE CODES
<br />• SEAL OFF AND BLOCK RETURN AIR VENTS IF RIGID BARRIERS ARE USED FOR
<br />CONTAINMENT
<br />• IMPLEMENT DUST-CONTROL MEASURES ON SURFACES AND DIVERT PEDESTRIAN
<br />TRAFFIC AWAY FROM WORK ZONES.
<br />• CLEAN WORK ZONES AND THEIR ENTRANCES DAILY BY :
<br />1) WET-WIPING TOOLS AND TOOL CARTS BEFORE THEIR REMOVAL FROM THE WORK
<br />ZONE
<br />2) PLACING MATS WITH TACKY SURFACES INSIDE THE ENTRANCE
<br />3) COVERING DEBRIS AND SECURING THIS COVERING BEFORE REMOVING DEBRIS FROM
<br />THE WORK ZONE
<br />• IN PATIENT-CARE AREAS, FOR MAJOR REPAIRS THAT INCLUDE REMOVAL OF CEILING
<br />TILES AND DISRUPTION OF THE SPACE ABOVE THE FALSE CEILING, USE PLASTIC SHEETS
<br />OR PREFABRICATED PLASTIC UNITS TO CONTAIN DUST; USE A NEGATIVE PRESSURE
<br />SYSTEM WITHIN THIS ENCLOSURE TO REMOVE DUST; AND EITHER PASS AIR THROUGH
<br />AN INDUSTRIAL-GRADE, PORTABLE HEPA FILTER CAPABLE OF FILTRATION RATES OF
<br />300 - 800 FT3/MIN., OR EXHAUST AIR DIRECTLY TO THE OUTSIDE
<br />• UPON COMPLETION OF THE PROJECT, CLEAN THE WORK ZONE ACCORDING TO FACILITY
<br />PROCEDURES, AND INSTALL BARRIER CURTAINS TO CONTAIN DUST AND DEBRIS BEFORE
<br />REMOVING RIGID BARRIERS. FLUSH THE WATER SYSTEM TO CLEAR SEDIMENT FROM
<br />PIPES TO MINIMIZE WATERBORNE MICROORGANISM PROLIFERATION. RESTORE
<br />APPROPRIATE ACH, HUMIDITY, AND PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL; CLEAN OR REPLACE AIR
<br />FILTERS; DISPOSE OF SPENT FILTERS
<br />5. PROVIDE CONSTRUCTION CREWS WITH
<br />• DESIGNATED ENTRANCES, CORRIDORS, AND ELEVATORS WHEREVER PRACTICAL
<br />• ESSENTIAL SERVICES (E.G., TOILET FACILITIES) AND CONVENIENCE SERVICES (E.G.,
<br />VENDING MACHINES)
<br />• PROTECTIVE CLOTHING (E.G., COVERALLS, FOOTGEAR, AND HEADGEAR) FOR TRAVEL TO
<br />PATIENT-CARE AREAS
<br />• A SPACE OR ANTEROOM FOR CHANGING CLOTHING AND STORING EQUIPMENT
<br />MONITORING PLAN AND PROCEDURES
<br />(1) THE OWNER SHALL PROVIDE MONITORING PLANS FOR EFFECTIVE APPLICATION OF ICRMRS
<br />DURING THE COURSE OF THE PROJECT.
<br />(2) PROVISIONS FOR MONITORING SHALL INCLUDE WRITTEN PROCEDURES FOR EMERGENCY
<br />SUSPENSION OF WORK AND PROTECTIVE MEASURES INDICATING THE RESPONSIBILITIES AND
<br />LIMITATIONS OF EACH PARTY (OWNER, DESIGNER, CONTRACTOR, AND MONITOR).
<br />• RESPONSIBILITIES OF PERSONS AND GROUPS FOR PROCEDURES AND ACTIVITIES TO BE
<br />PERFORMED TO MITIGATE RISK SHOULD BE INCLUDED IN INFECTION CONTROL RISK
<br />MITIGATION PLANS TO ENSURE THE PROPER ACTIONS ARE TAKEN AT THE PROPER TIME.
<br />• MONITORING EFFORTS WILL BE DETERMINED BY THE OWNER AND MAY BE CONDUCTED
<br />BY THE OWNER’S INFECTION PREVENTIONIST(S), EPIDEMIOLOGIST, CONSTRUCTION
<br />COORDINATORS, AND/OR SAFETY STAFF OR BY INDEPENDENT OUTSIDE CONSULTANTS.
<br />COMMUNICATION
<br />(1) UPDATES ON ICRA COMPLIANCE SHALL BE PROVIDED BY THE ICRA TEAM.
<br />(2) CHANGES TO THE ORIGINAL DESIGN PLANS SHALL BE DOCUMENTED, UPDATED, AND
<br />CONTINUOUSLY SHARED BETWEEN THE ICRA TEAM AND THE DESIGNERS/
<br />ARCHITECTS/PLANNERS, OWNER, AND CONTRACTOR.
<br />THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PREPARE SUBMITTAL DOCUMENTS FOR DEFERRED SUBMITTAL ITEMS
<br />AND SUBMIT TO THE ARCHITECT OR ENGINEER OF RECORD FOR REVIEW PRIOR TO SUBMITTAL
<br />TO THE AGENCY HAVING JURISDICTION (AHJ) FOR APPROVAL.
<br />INSTALLATION OF DEFERRED APPROVAL SHALL NOT BE STARTED UNTIL DOCUMENTS HAVE
<br />BEEN REVIEWED BY THE ARCHITECT OR ENGINEER AND APPROVED BY THE AHJ.
<br />DEFERRED ITEMS ARE TO BE COMPLETELY INSTALLED PRIOR TO OCCUPANCY OF BUILDING(S)
<br />AND/ OR AREAS AFFECTED BY THE DEFERRED WORK.
<br />DEFERRED APPROVALS:
<br />1. FIRE ALARM DESIGN - REWORK EXISTING SYSTEM TO CONFORM TO NEW SPACE
<br />CONFIGURATION. ADD DEVICES AS NECESSARY FOR NEW ROOMS. MATCH DEVICES TO
<br />MANUFACTURER OF CURRENT SYSTEM.
<br />2. FIRE SPRINKLER DESIGN - REWORK EXISTING SYSTEM TO CONFORM TO NEW SPACE
<br />CONFIGURATION. RELOCATE HEADS TO COVER THE AREAS AS NEEDED. BRANCH
<br />MODIFICATIONS ONLY, ALL MAIN LINES ARE EXISTING TO REMAIN. MATCH TYPE,
<br />STYLE, AND FINISH OF EXISTING SPRINKLER HEADS.
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<br />SOCC 2023 R RAD SAN 1ST FLOOR
<br />GEN RAD REPLACEMENT (5284)
<br />G0-01
<br />TITLE SHEET
<br />CA361 1 1 -
<br />CAP028060R314412.44
<br />SANTA ANA MEDICAL OFFICES
<br />1900 E. 4TH ST.
<br />SANTA ANA, CA 92701
<br />1900 E. 4TH ST.
<br />SANTA ANA, CA 92701
<br />KP NO.CAP028060
<br />SOCC 2023 R RAD SAN 1ST
<br />FLOOR GEN RAD
<br />REPLACEMENT (5284)
<br />N/A SYMBOLS LEGEND 11 N/A DRAWING SET ORGANIZATION 21 N/A PROJECT TEAM 01
<br />02N/A SHEET INDEX
<br />N/A GENERAL NOTES 22
<br />N/A PROJECT SUMMARY 09
<br />N/A INFECTION CONTROL NOTES 16
<br />GENERAL
<br />G0-01 TITLE SHEET
<br />G0-02 SPECIFICATIONS
<br />G0-03 SPECIFICATIONS
<br />G0-04 SPECIFICATIONS
<br />G0-05 SPECIFICATIONS
<br />G1-00 PLAN - SITE ACCESSIBLITY
<br />G1-11 PLAN - CODE ANALYSIS 1ST FLR
<br />STRUCTURAL
<br />S0-01 GENERAL NOTES
<br />S1-13 PLAN - REMODEL 1ST FLR
<br />S5-01 DETAILS
<br />S5-02 DETAILS
<br />ARCHITECTURAL
<br />A0-11 PLAN - DEMO OVERALL 1ST FLR
<br />A0-12 PLAN - DEMO OVERALL RCP 1ST FLR
<br />A0-13 PLAN - DEMO 1ST FLR
<br />A0-14 PLAN - DEMO CONCRETE 1ST FLR
<br />A1-11 PLAN - REMODEL OVERALL 1ST FLR
<br />A1-12 PLAN - REMODEL OVERALL RCP 1ST FLR
<br />A1-13 PLAN - REMODEL 1ST FLR
<br />A1-14 PLAN - REMODEL ENLARGED - DIMENSION & PARTITION TYPE
<br />A2-01 ELEVATIONS - INTERIOR
<br />A2-02 ELEVATIONS - INTERIOR
<br />A2-03 ELEVATIONS - INTERIOR
<br />A5-01 DETAILS - PARTITION TYPES
<br />A5-02 DETAILS - TYPICAL FRAMING
<br />A5-03 DETAILS - MISC.
<br />A5-04 DETAILS - TYPICAL CEILING
<br />A6-01 SCHEDULE - DOOR
<br />INTERIORS
<br />I1-11 PLAN - FINISH 1ST FLR
<br />EQUIPMENT AND FURNITURE
<br />Q1-11 PLAN - EQUIPMENT & FURNITURE
<br />Q7-01 IMAGING EQUIPMENT VENDOR DRAWINGS RM 1507 (FOR REFERENCE ONLY)
<br />Q7-02 IMAGING EQUIPMENT VENDOR DRAWINGS RM 1507 (FOR REFERENCE ONLY)
<br />Q7-03 IMAGING EQUIPMENT VENDOR DRAWINGS RM 1507 (FOR REFERENCE ONLY)
<br />Q7-04 IMAGING EQUIPMENT VENDOR DRAWINGS RM 1507 (FOR REFERENCE ONLY)
<br />Q7-05 IMAGING EQUIPMENT VENDOR DRAWINGS RM 1507 (FOR REFERENCE ONLY)
<br />Q8-11 PLAN - SHIELDING RM 1507
<br />PLUMBING
<br />P0-01 GENERAL NOTES, LEGEND & SYMBOLS
<br />P0-02 SPECIFICATIONS - PLUMBING
<br />P0-11 PLAN - DEMO OVERALL 1ST FLR
<br />P0-12 PLAN - DEMO 1ST FLR
<br />P1-11 PLAN - REMODEL OVERALL 1ST FLR
<br />P1-12 PLAN - REMODEL 1ST FLR
<br />P6-01 DETAILS & SCHEDULES - PLUMBING
<br />MECHANICAL
<br />M0-01 GENERAL NOTES, LEGEND & SYMBOLS
<br />M0-02 SPECIFICATIONS - MECHANICAL
<br />M0-11 PLAN - DEMO OVERALL 1ST FLR
<br />M0-12 PLAN - DEMO 1ST FLR
<br />M1-11 PLAN - REMODEL OVERALL 1ST FLR
<br />M1-12 PLAN - REMODEL 1ST FLR
<br />M5-01 DETAILS - MECHANICAL
<br />ELECTRICAL
<br />E0-01 GENERAL NOTES, ABBREVIATIONS AND SYMBOLS LIST
<br />E0-02 SPECIFICATIONS
<br />E1-11 PLAN - OVERALL 1ST FLR
<br />E1-12 PLAN - ENLARGED - DEMO - 1ST FLOOR
<br />E1-13 PLAN - ENLARGED - REMODEL - 1ST FLOOR
<br />E5-00 VENDOR DRAWINGS
<br />E5-01 DETAILS - ELECTRICAL
<br />E6-01 PARTIAL SINGLE LINE DIAGRAMS, PANEL SCHEULDE, & LIGHT FIXTURE SCHEDULE
<br />E6-02 SINGLE LINE DIAGRAM
<br />E7-01 TITLE 24
<br />SECURITY
<br />T1-11 PLAN - REMODEL 1ST FLR - SECURITY
<br />T1-21 PLAN - 2ND FLR - SECURITY
<br />T5-01 DETAILS - SECURITY
<br />SIGNAGE
<br />SG1-11 SIGNAGE - PLAN
<br />SG5-01 DETAILS - SIGNAGE
<br />GRAND TOTAL: 64
<br />N/A DEFERRED APPROVALS 06
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<br />GENERAL PROVISIONS
<br />1. ALL WORK SHALL CONFORM TO THE CURRENT EDITIONS OF NATIONAL, STATE AND LOCAL CODES,
<br />AND OTHER REGULATORY AGENCIES WHICH HAVE AUTHORITY OVER ANY PORTION OF THE WORK. ALL
<br />CONTRACTORS AND SUBCONTRACTORS PERFORMING GENERAL CONSTRUCTION, MECHANICAL,
<br />ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING, OR RELATED WORK SHALL COMPLY WITH APPLICABLE SECTIONS OF THE
<br />CODES THAT HAVE JURISDICTION, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO:
<br />2022 CALIFORNIA BUILDING STANDARDS ADMINISTRATIVE CODE (CAC)
<br />CALIFORNIA CODE OF REGULATIONS (CCR) TITLE 24, PART 1
<br />2022 CALIFORNIA BUILDING CODE (CBC)
<br />CALIFORNIA CODE OF REGULATIONS (CCR) TITLE 24, PART 2
<br />(2021 INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE WITH CALIFORNIA AMENDMENTS)
<br />2022 CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL CODE (CEC)
<br />CALIFORNIA CODE OF REGULATIONS (CCR) TITLE 24, PART 3
<br />(2020 NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE WITH CALIFORNIA AMENDMENTS)
<br />2022 CALIFORNIA MECHANICAL CODE (CMC)
<br />CALIFORNIA CODE OF REGULATIONS (CCR) TITLE 24, PART 4
<br />(2021 UNIFORM MECHANICAL CODE WITH CALIFORNIA AMENDMENTS)
<br />2022 CALIFORNIA PLUMBING CODE (CPC)
<br />CALIFORNIA CODE OF REGULATIONS (CCR) TITLE 24, PART 5
<br />(2021 UNIFORM PLUMBING CODE WITH CALIFORNIA AMENDMENTS)
<br />2022 CALIFORNIA ENERGY CODE
<br />CALIFORNIA CODE OF REGULATIONS (CCR) TITLE 24, PART 6
<br />2022 CALIFORNIA FIRE CODE (CFC)
<br />CALIFORNIA CODE OF REGULATIONS (CCR) TITLE 24, PART 9
<br />(2021 INTERNATIONAL FIRE CODE WITH CALIFORNIA AMENDMENTS)
<br />2022 CALIFORNIA GREEN BUILDING STANDARDS CODE (CALGREEN CODE)
<br />CALIFORNIA CODE OF REGULATIONS (CCR) TITLE 24, PART 11
<br />TITLE 19, CALIFORNIA CODE OF REGULATIONS (CCR)
<br />DIVISION 1, STATE FIRE MARSHAL REGULATIONS
<br />2022 CALIFORNIA BUILDING CODE CHAPTER 35 REFERENCE STANDARDS
<br />NFPA 13-22: STANDARD FOR THE INSTALLATION OF SPRINKLER SYSTEMS
<br />NFPA 72-22: NATIONAL FIRE ALARM AND SIGNAL CODE WITH CALIFORNIA AMENDMENTS
<br />2. ALL WORK AND MATERIALS SHALL BE IN FULL ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THESE
<br />CODES AND ALL APPLICABLE LOCAL ORDINANCES. WHERE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS EXCEED SUCH
<br />REQUIREMENTS, WITHOUT VIOLATING SUCH CODES, REGULATIONS AND ORDINANCES, CONTRACT
<br />DOCUMENTS TAKE PRECEDENCE. WHERE CODES CONFLICT, THE MORE STRINGENT SHALL APPLY.
<br />07 N/A APPLICABLE CODES
<br />CITY SUBMITTAL 04/19/2024
<br />BID SET 05/20/2024
<br />PLAN CHECK CORRECTIONS 07/02/2024
<br />Bldg# 101119067
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<br />APPROVALS:
<br />PLNG - JHeidi
<br />BLDG - CSG Consultants
<br />1900 E 4th St -
<br />1011190678/9/2024
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