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1. All work shall conform to: (A) The minimum standards of the latest edition of the California Building Standards Code (Title 24) and all related documents published by the International Code Council (I.C.C.), as adopted by the local governing agency; (B) All regulations and ordinances of the local governing agencies; (C) Any special conditions required by the local governing agencies; and (D) All amendments to the California Building Standards Code (Title 24). 2. All work described in the drawings shall be verified by the contractor and subcontractors for dimensions, grades, extents, and compatibility with the existing site. Any discrepancies or unexpected conditions that could impact or alter the work as described in the contract documents must be promptly reported to 369 Architects Inc. for resolution. Work in the area of discrepancies shall not proceed until all such discrepancies are addressed. If the contractor chooses to proceed without resolution, they do so at their own risk, in accordance with CBC Chapter 1 for administrative provisions and construction oversight. 3. Omissions from the drawings and specifications, or the misdescription of work that is manifestly necessary to fulfill the intent of the drawings and specifications, or work that is customarily performed, shall not relieve the contractor from completing such omitted or misdescribed details of the work as though they were fully and explicitly described in the drawings and specifications, in accordance with CBC Chapter 1 for administrative provisions and construction standards. 4. Dimensions indicated in the drawings shall take precedence over the scale or proportion of the drawings. Larger scale drawings shall take precedence over smaller scale drawings, ensuring compliance with CBC Chapter 1 for construction documentation standards. 5. Approved numbers or addresses, as required by the City of Santa Ana, shall be provided in a position that is plainly visible and legible from the street or road fronting the property. The contractor shall coordinate the exact location with the architect, ensuring compliance with CBC Section 501.2 for address identification requirements. 6. Unless otherwise specified in this drawing set, the contractor shall coordinate with the owner for the selection of all plumbing fixtures, including toilets, tubs/showers, lavatories, sinks, faucets, trim, and drains. The owner shall select all colors, finishes, and options, ensuring compliance with CBC Chapter 4 for plumbing systems and fixture requirements. 7. If no mechanical drawings are required, the contractor shall be responsible for both the design and installation of the mechanical heating and distribution system, ensuring full compliance with applicable codes, regulations, and CBC Chapter 12 for mechanical systems and interior environmental conditions. 8. Unless otherwise specified in this drawing set, the contractor shall coordinate with the owner for the selection of all electrical light fixtures, including their color, type, and finish, as well as switchplates and outlets, including their color and type. The contractor shall verify all locations and heights of outlets, lighting fixtures, and other electrical components with the architect, ensuring compliance with CBC Chapter 27 for electrical systems and installations. 9. Unless otherwise specified in this drawing set, the contractor shall coordinate with the owner for the selection of all kitchen appliances, including their color, type, and available options, ensuring compliance with CBC standards for installation and integration with building systems. 10. Unless otherwise specified in this drawing set, the contractor shall coordinate with the owner for the selection and appropriate locations of all bathroom specialties, including but not limited to medicine cabinets, mirrors, towel bars, hooks, toilet paper dispensers, soap dishes, and shower enclosures. This coordination shall ensure compliance with CBC Chapter 11A for accessibility standards and Chapter 12 for interior finishes. 11. Unless otherwise specified in this drawing set, the contractor shall coordinate with the owner for the design of built-in cabinets, including door and drawer locations, types of hinges, pulls, and sliding hardware. The owner shall select the type of materials, color, and finish for the cabinets, ensuring compliance with CBC Chapter 12 for interior finishes and applicable accessibility standards outlined in CBC Chapter 11A. 12. Unless otherwise specified in this drawing set, the contractor shall coordinate with the owner for the selection of all interior finishes, including floor coverings, underlayments, paint (including the number of coats), wallcoverings, base and case materials, laminates, tile, and any other applicable finishes. This coordination shall ensure compliance with CBC Chapter 12 for interior finishes and CBC Chapter 11A for accessibility standards where required. 13. Unless otherwise specified in this drawing set, the contractor shall coordinate with the owner for the selection of all door hardware, including, but not limited to, door latches, hinges, cabinet hardware, and other related components. The selection process shall encompass types and finishes, ensuring compliance with CBC Chapter 10 for egress and accessibility requirements, as well as CBC Chapter 12 for interior finishes. 14. All work, construction, and materials shall comply with the provisions of the applicable building codes, as well as all rules, regulations, and ordinances governing the place of construction. It is the sole responsibility of all parties supplying labor, materials, or both, to promptly bring to the attention of the designer, engineer, general contractor, and owner any discrepancies or conflicts between the requirements of the code and the drawings. Compliance with CBC Chapter 1 for administrative provisions and project coordination is required. 15. Dimensions shall refer to the face of new partitions unless otherwise noted. Dimensions for existing partitions and columns shall refer to the finished face. Written dimensions shall take precedence; drawings must not be scaled to determine dimensions, ensuring compliance with CBC Chapter 1 for construction documentation standards. 16. Floor spot elevations are shown as follows: 0'-0". 17. Architectural finish floor elevations of 0'-0" correspond to the actual site reference for the finish floor level. 18. Plan symbols indicate wall types. Refer to Sheet A2.01 for descriptions of wall types, ensuring compliance with CBC Chapter 6 for wall assemblies. 19. The general contractor and all subcontractors are responsible for the proper removal and disposal of all debris generated by construction activities for this project. Removal and disposal of all construction debris must comply fully with federal, state, and local regulations. The premises shall be kept clean and free of waste materials, following CBC Chapter 33 for construction safety and environmental requirements. 20. The general contractor shall protect new construction from damage caused by all trades. Any damage caused by the contractor during the course of the work must be repaired or replaced at the contractor’s expense, per CBC Chapter 1 for construction accountability. 21. The contractor is responsible for field verification of all dimensions and field conditions prior to ordering or installing materials or equipment, ensuring compliance with CBC standards for construction accuracy. 22. All aspects of the work and items not explicitly mentioned but necessary to create a complete and functioning installation must be included and accounted for in the contractor's bid, per CBC standards for comprehensive project planning. 23. The general contractor shall furnish and install backing for proper anchorage of wall-mounted items, including but not limited to grab bars, casework, millwork, toilet accessories, toilet partitions, fixtures, marker boards, tack boards, door stops, audio-visual brackets, etc., in compliance with CBC Chapter 11A for accessibility and Chapter 12 for interior finishes. 24. No asbestos-or PCB-containing materials shall be used on this project, in accordance with CBC Chapter 33 for hazardous materials and state regulations. 25. Scribe gypsum board of walls and partitions to fit irregularities in the structure and roof deck above. Seal tightly around penetrations, ensuring compliance with CBC Chapter 25 for drywall installation and fire safety. 26. Provisions must be made for full -height non-bearing walls to accommodate two inches of vertical movement in the building structure without transferring compressive loads to the wall. Irregularities between the top of the wall and the deck above must be filled with fire safing insulation or fire-stopping materials as required to meet the fire rating of the respective walls. Smoke partitions shall be filled with materials capable of resisting the passage of smoke, in compliance with CBC Chapter 7. 27. Construction must not restrict a five-foot clear and unobstructed access to any water or power distribution facilities (e.g., power poles, pull boxes, transformers, vaults, pumps, valves, meters, appurtenances, etc.) or their hookup locations. Construction must also maintain a minimum clearance of ten feet from any power lines, whether or not the lines are located on the property. Failure to comply may result in construction delays or additional expenses, in accordance with CBC Chapter 33 for safety and accessibility requirements. 28. An approved seismic gas shutoff valve must be installed on the fuel gas line downstream of the utility meter. The valve shall be rigidly connected to the exterior of the building or structure containing the fuel gas piping, as required by Ordinance 170,158. A separate plumbing permit is required, in accordance with CBC Chapter 29 for plumbing systems. 29. Locate control joints (CJ) and control joints above (CJA) at the locations indicated in the drawings. Isolate gypsum board surfaces with control joints under the following conditions: A) Where the ceiling abuts a structural element, dissimilar wall, partition, or other vertical penetration. B) Where construction changes occur within ceiling planes. C) Where the ceiling run exceeds 30 linear feet. D) Where control joints intersect with structural elements of the building. E) Where partitions or furring exceed 30 linear feet. All installation of control joints shall comply with CBC Chapter 25 for gypsum board construction and industry standards for control joint placement. PROJECT GENERAL NOTES 1. The general contractor shall coordinate all cut-outs for casework, millwork, or other equipment as required, in accordance with CBC Chapter 1 for administrative provisions and coordination. 2. Refer to the code plan and construction plan for the locations of fire-rated walls as applicable, in compliance with CBC Chapter 7 for fire-resistance-rated construction. 3. All wall penetrations at fire-rated wall locations required for pipes, conduit, ducting, etc., shall be sealed to prevent the passage of fire and/or smoke using fire safing and approved firestopping sealant, meeting CBC Section 714 requirements. 4. All piping and conduits shall be concealed within walls, underground, above ceilings, or in architect- approved utility spaces unless specifically noted otherwise on the drawings. Exposed items must be located in areas approved by the architect, finished with minimal visual impact, and painted to match adjacent surfaces unless otherwise noted for an accent color, per CBC Chapter 12 for interior finishes. 5. Electrical plans illustrate the general design and arrangement of pipes, conduit, wiring, equipment, and systems. The information shown is diagrammatic and does not necessarily indicate all required offsets, fittings, or existing conditions. Locations of these items may be adjusted while maintaining compliance with all other requirements, in accordance with CBC Chapter 27 for electrical standards. 6. Provide ultra-flush water closets for all new construction, and adapt existing showerheads and toilets for low water consumption as required by the California Plumbing Code and Title 24 for water conservation. 7. Obtain all required permits from the city and perform all work in accordance with applicable ordinances, regulations, and codes, following CBC Chapter 1 for permitting and administrative standards. 8. The contractor shall inspect the site and be solely responsible for the scope of work as indicated on the floor plans, per CBC Chapter 1 for construction oversight. 9. The general contractor (GC) shall provide protective measures to safeguard life and adjacent property during construction, in compliance with CBC Chapter 33 for construction safety. 10. All materials furnished under this contract shall be new unless otherwise noted. All work shall be completed in a workmanlike manner and guaranteed against defective materials and workmanship for a period of one (1) year after completion and acceptance. The contractor shall repair or replace, at their own expense, any work with defects in materials or workmanship within this period, in accordance with CBC Chapter 2 for construction standards. 11. The contractor shall verify and coordinate the sizes, locations, and characteristics of all work and equipment to be furnished by others with the manufacturer or supplier before construction begins, ensuring compliance with CBC Chapter 1. 12. The contractor shall verify the size and location of all openings for mechanical and electrical work and equipment with the trades involved, in alignment with CBC Chapter 3 for construction coordination. 13. Failure to report a conflict in the contract documents shall be deemed evidence that the contractor has elected to proceed in the more expensive manner, per CBC standards for project documentation. 14. The contractor shall be responsible for adequately bracing and protecting all work during construction against damage, breakage, collapse, and misalignment, in accordance with CBC Chapter 16 for structural safety and good construction practices. 15. All new gypsum board partitions in the same plane as existing base building core partitions shall align to create a continuous wall line, in compliance with CBC Chapter 25 for wall and ceiling finishes. 16. The contractor shall correct any base building or building tenant damage caused by the contractor or any subcontractors, meeting CBC Chapter 33 for construction safety and damage mitigation. 17. The contractor shall coordinate with the owner for the installation requirements of security devices, such as security conduits, ensuring compliance with CBC Chapter 8 for building systems. 18. Exit doors shall be operable from the inside without the use of a key, special knowledge, or effort, per CBC Section 1010 for egress doors. 19. Any alterations to the fire sprinkler and fire/life safety systems shall be approved under separate permits, as required by CBC Chapter 9. 20. Furnish and install expansion joints, control joints, etc., whether documented or not. Coordinate the final location with the architect prior to commencing work, following CBC Chapter 16. 21. For all items extending above finished roof areas, including building skin, furnish and install appropriate materials (e.g., concrete curbs, prefabricated curbs, supplementary structural steel, etc.). Coordinate the installation of appropriate flashing and counter-flashing using stainless steel material unless otherwise noted, in compliance with CBC Chapter 15 for roof assemblies. 22. Furnish and install all miscellaneous and structural items (steel, aluminum, etc., including materials to separate dissimilar metals) for exterior wall systems, windows, architectural glass, aluminum, railings, parapets, screen walls, signage, etc., associated with the building envelope and roof areas, in accordance with CBC Chapters 14 and 15. 23. The design intent of the elevator hoistways, machine room layouts, heights, and clearances as indicated in the documents are specific to this project. Deviation is not permitted without review, coordination, and approval by the architect. Furnish and install all block-outs, rough-in requirements, supplementary structural elements, and applicable code requirements to accommodate the design intent, as per CBC Chapter 30 for elevators. 24. Provide a minimum insulation value of R-19 or the requirements of the California State Energy Code for exterior walls, and a minimum of R-30 or the requirements of the California State Energy Code for roofs. Coordinate, furnish, and install fire safing and draft stops as required between the edge of the concrete floor slab and the exterior wall system, meeting CBC Chapter 13 and the California Energy Code. DEMOLITION GENERAL NOTES CONTINUED 1. All removed material, unless designated for salvage or reuse, shall become the contractor’s property unless otherwise noted (U.O.N.). Material must be promptly removed from the owner’s property. Clean up and dispose of debris continuously as work progresses. The contractor is responsible for securing and paying for hauling permits, dumping fees, and associated charges, in compliance with CBC Chapter 33 for construction safety and waste management. 2. Electrical, mechanical, and plumbing systems must be removed to their furthest termination points on the floor. Unused or disconnected HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and phone/data cabling above ceilings must also be removed to their furthest termination points on the floor. Coordinate the extent of removal with mechanical, electrical, and plumbing drawings as necessary, per CBC Chapter 3 for construction coordination and standards. 3. Where construction to be removed intersects construction to remain, the work shall include the removal of all attachment devices (e.g., shot pins, anchors, lag bolts, nails, nailers, shims, etc.), ensuring compliance with CBC Chapter 16 for structural integrity and detailing. PROJECT GENERAL NOTES CONTINUED DEMOLITION GENERAL NOTES 1. The general contractor shall furnish all labor and materials required to complete the demolition and removal of all items as indicated in this drawing set or as otherwise directed by 369 Architects Inc., ensuring compliance with CBC Chapter 33 for construction safety and site preparation. 2. The general contractor shall provide ownership and 369 Architects Inc. with a complete inventory list of all items that can be reused and/or stored as building stock, in accordance with CBC standards for resource efficiency. 3. All demolished work shall be removed from the premises except for items designated to be reused or returned to the owner, or as otherwise noted, meeting CBC requirements for waste management. 4. The general contractor shall remove from the premises any conduits left after wall demolition, including switch boxes, plates, bridges, or any other telephone or electrical wiring and equipment, following CBC Chapter 27 for electrical systems. 5. In all areas where demolition (including flooring removal) causes unevenness in the slab, the contractor shall patch and level the slab to ensure proper preparation for new finished flooring, in compliance with CBC Chapter 12 for floor finishes. 6. The general contractor shall furnish a system of temporary lighting throughout the construction space as required, following CBC Chapter 33 for safety during construction. 7. The general contractor shall cap and flush all abandoned projecting plumbing, floor electrical/telephone outlets, and other projecting items behind finished surfaces, ensuring compliance with CBC Chapters 12 and 29 for utilities and plumbing systems. 8. Upon completion of the demolition work, the general contractor shall ensure that all areas are left broom- clean, meeting CBC standards for construction site cleanliness. 9. Construction Dust Control: During construction, dust control measures shall be implemented as required. Grading activities shall be discontinued during first-stage smog alerts and suspended during periods of high winds (e.g., over 15 mph). All hauling trucks shall have loads covered or wetted and loaded below the sideboards to minimize dust, in alignment with CBC Chapter 33 and local ordinances for environmental protection. 10. Any demolition not described or shown in this set but necessary for the completion of the work shall be the contractor’s responsibility. The demolition drawings are issued for informational purposes only and indicate the general extent of the demolition required. These drawings do not necessarily depict every item to be removed in preparation for remodeling or new construction. Refer to the architectural drawings for existing partitions, doors, and other items to remain, ensuring compliance with CBC Chapter 3 for construction documentation and coordination. PATCHING AND CLEANING GENERAL NOTES 1. The general contractor shall perform all cutting, fitting, and patching required to ensure that all components align properly and are suitable to receive or integrate with the work of other contractors, as indicated or reasonably implied by the drawings and notes. This must comply with CBC Chapter 3 for construction coordination and general requirements. 2. The general contractor shall provide all necessary floor cutouts and patching for the installation of all work, ensuring compliance with CBC standards for safe and appropriate structural modifications. 3. The general contractor shall inspect all existing plaster surfaces. In cases where demolition causes misalignment of finished surfaces, the existing plaster shall be removed. New corner beads and stops shall be installed, and the surfaces shall be re-plastered to achieve a smooth, flush, and aligned finish, following CBC Chapter 25 for plastering requirements. 4. Any damaged existing areas to remain, along with existing areas affected by demolition or new construction as shown in the drawings, shall be patched to match adjacent areas in material, fire rating, finish, and color unless otherwise noted, in accordance with CBC Chapter 7 for fire-resistance-rated construction and Chapter 8 for interior finishes. PARTITION GENERAL NOTES 1. The general contractor shall provide and install all partitions as designated in this set of drawings, in compliance with CBC Chapter 6 for wall assemblies. 2. Unless otherwise noted, all partition dimensions shall be measured from the finished face of walls, including existing walls, and all heights shall be from the top of the finished floor unless otherwise specified, per CBC standards. 3. Walls aligned with the existing building structure shall be flush and smooth with the existing structure, unless otherwise noted, ensuring compliance with CBC requirements for structural integration. 4. The general contractor shall install corner beads at all exposed corners and ends in plaster and drywall partitions, following CBC Chapter 25 for finishes and construction quality. 5. All partitions shall be anchored firmly according to the manufacturer’s specifications and the requirements of state and local codes, as outlined in CBC Chapter 16 for structural detailing. 6. The general contractor shall provide all return air openings in slab-to-slab partitions above hung ceilings to meet area calculation requirements as shown on engineering drawings. Openings in demising and sound- attenuated walls must include sound boots, and openings in fire-rated walls must be fitted with fire dampers, as required by CBC Chapter 7 for fire-rated construction. Coordination with engineering drawings and reporting discrepancies to 369 Architects Inc. is essential. 7. The general contractor shall provide sufficient framing for all wall partitions to accommodate ductwork, return air openings, and grill openings above and below hung ceilings. These elements must be coordinated with HVAC engineering drawings, where applicable. All openings shall be properly sealed for soundproofing and vibration, in compliance with CBC Chapters 12 and 13. 8. The general contractor shall provide and install all access panels as required for, but not limited to, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing installations, in accordance with local building codes and CBC Chapter 7 for accessibility and fire-rated construction. Locations shall be coordinated with 369 Architects Inc. prior to final inspections. 9. 369 Architects Inc. retains the right to review and approve all chalk lines prior to track installation. The general contractor must notify 369 Architects Inc. of any required deviations from construction dimensions, clearances as designated on the plans, or any apparent construction conflicts, ensuring compliance with CBC Chapter 1 for construction oversight. 10. All gypsum board construction shall meet the standards set by the Gypsum Association and the Southern California Drywall Contractors Association Inc., in compliance with CBC Chapter 25 for wall and ceiling finishes. 11. All penetrations through fire-rated partitions must be fully sealed and fitted with appropriately sized fire dampers, as required by CBC Chapter 7. 12. Drywall shall be installed with vertical joints only, and all joints must occur at stud locations, in accordance with CBC Chapter 25 for drywall installation standards. REFLECTED CEILING GENERAL NOTES 1. The general contractor shall refer to all pertinent sections of the general notes, specifications, general conditions, and the schedule of finishes to ensure complete and proper installation of work, in compliance with CBC Chapter 1 for administrative provisions. 2. The general contractor shall ensure clearance for light fixtures, ducts, fire sprinklers, and other components. If any obstructions prevent the installation of a required component, notify 369 Architects Inc. prior to ceiling installation. Installations made without approval shall be removed and reinstalled as directed by 369 Architects Inc. at the expense of the general contractor, following CBC standards for construction oversight. 3. Fire/life safety fixtures shown on the plans are suggested locations only. The fire/life safety (F.L.S.) contractor shall coordinate and submit design/build drawings for the appropriate placement of strobes and exit signs. These drawings must be submitted to 369 Architects Inc. for approval and to the fire department for permitting, prior to the commencement of installation, as required by CBC Chapter 9. 4. Both new and existing sprinkler heads for the work area shall be located as determined by the sprinkler contractor. Design/build drawings for sprinkler head placement must be submitted to the fire department for approval in accordance with CBC Chapter 9 for fire suppression systems. 5. All fixtures and sprinkler heads shall be located at the center of ceiling tiles unless otherwise noted. Proposed locations in drywall ceilings shall be submitted to 369 Architects Inc. for approval, ensuring compliance with CBC Chapter 12 for interior finishes. 6. Ensure that room separation of lighting is maintained by providing the necessary switching to achieve this requirement, in accordance with CBC Chapter 8 for construction quality and energy efficiency. 7. All lay-in panels shall be secured to the suspension system with a minimum of two hold-down clips per tile within a 4-foot radius of exit lights and exit signs, in compliance with CBC Chapter 16 for structural safety and CBC Chapter 10 for exit route provisions. 8. Provide access panels as required for gypsum board ceiling systems. The exact location of access panels shall be approved by the owner and architect prior to installation, ensuring compliance with CBC Chapter 7 for accessibility and fire-rated construction. 9. All switching and lighting layouts shall comply with California Title 24 energy efficiency standards, as required under CBC Chapter 13 for energy conservation provisions. 10. Prior to installation, HVAC zones and thermostat (T-stat) locations must be approved by the owner and architect. These must also be coordinated with furniture plans and wall finish locations, ensuring alignment with CBC Chapter 12 for interior environment requirements. 11. All gypsum board construction shall meet the standards specified by the Gypsum Association, as enforced by the Southern California Drywall Contractors Association Inc., in accordance with CBC Chapter 25 for gypsum and plaster standards. POWER/VOICE/DATA GENERAL NOTES 1. The contractor shall coordinate all work with the manufacturer's specifications and ensure compliance with Chapter 1, Division II of the California Building Code. 2. All work shall be installed in strict accordance with the applicable sections of the California Building Code, as well as the requirements of the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), local utility providers, and other authorities having jurisdiction. 3. Verify the location of floor-mounted cores with 369 Architects Inc. in the field before starting any coring. Coordinate core locations with millwork and furniture layout. Provide conduit distribution from cores to wall stub-ups and ensure compliance with CBC Chapter 7 for fire-resistance-rated construction, including fire safing and smoke sealant at floor penetrations as required. 4. No "back-to-back" outlets are permitted within a wall. Outlets must be staggered and installed in separate stud cavities per CBC Chapter 6 for wall assemblies. 5. The electrical contractor shall submit cutsheets for all fixtures for approval as required by the project specifications and relevant code sections. 6. The electrical contractor shall coordinate any electrical or lighting installations within cabinetry with the cabinet contractor, ensuring compliance with Chapter 6 of the CBC. 7. The electrical contractor shall provide temporary lighting and electrical services for all trades, meeting the safety requirements outlined in CBC Chapter 33 for construction safety. 8. Where multiple switches occur at the same location, they shall be installed in a gang-type box with a single cover plate, consistent with CBC electrical standards. 9. All electrical, telephone receptacles, and light fixtures shall be installed as dimensioned in the plans, in accordance with CBC Chapter 3 for building planning. 10. Power and telephone outlets shown on plans are not exhaustive of all outlets required by the owner. The contractor shall verify with the owner all required outlets and configurations prior to completing wall construction. 11. All fire prevention and electrical wiring must be installed in conduit per the CBC, with adherence to NFPA 70 standards. 12. All electrical and telephone wiring conduits shall be concealed within partitions and/or ceilings as required by CBC standards. 13. The contractor shall provide new blank cover plates for any abandoned outlet locations to maintain compliance with CBC aesthetics and safety requirements. 14. The electrical contractor shall field-verify that all circuits at the main panel meet the new requirements and install new conduits or panels as necessary per CBC Chapter 27 for electrical standards. 15. All conduits shall be run in EMT or flexible conduit. BX or prewired cables are not permitted in compliance with CBC electrical provisions. 16. Provide adequate support for all conduits above ceilings as required by the California Building Code. DOOR GENERAL NOTES 1. The contractor shall provide and install required bucks and assemblies as shown on the 369 Architects Inc. drawings, unless otherwise noted, in compliance with CBC Chapter 17 for structural details and requirements. 2. All lock sets shall be coded and/or keyed for the owner. Codes and/or keys are to be delivered to the owner properly tested and tagged. The quantity of master and pass keys must be coordinated with the owner per CBC Chapter 10 for egress door hardware standards. 3. Detailed door and hardware submittals shall be submitted to 369 Architects Inc. for review. Fabrication of materials shall not commence until the reviewed submittals are returned, meeting CBC Section 107 for construction documents and submittal requirements. 4. Maximum effort to operate doors shall not exceed 5 pounds for interior and exterior doors, as specified in CBC Chapter 11B for accessibility standards. Push/pull efforts should be applied at right angles to hinged doors and at the center plane of sliding or folding doors. Compensating devices or automatic door operators may be used to meet the above standard. For fire doors, the maximum operating effort may increase but must not exceed 15 pounds, per CBC Chapter 7. 5. All required exit doorways shall have a minimum 32-inch clear opening when the door is at 90 degrees to the closed position. Doorways shall not be less than 36 inches in width and 6 feet, 8 inches in height, in accordance with CBC Chapter 10. 6. Landings or floor levels at doors shall not be more than 1/2 inch below the threshold. Raised thresholds and floor level changes greater than 1/4 inch at doorways shall be beveled with a slope not exceeding 1 unit vertical in 2 units horizontal, in compliance with CBC Chapter 11B for accessible routes. 7. Refer to Sheet A-3.04 for detailed door and hardware schedules, ensuring alignment with CBC standards for construction documentation. 8. Any glazing on or within 24 inches of a door shall be tempered or an approved equal, in compliance with CBC Chapter 24 for glazing and safety requirements. 9. The contractor shall undercut all new and existing doors as required to accommodate all floor coverings. Verify the exact thickness of all new floor coverings with 369 Architects Inc. before undercutting doors, ensuring compliance with CBC Chapter 12 for interior finishes. 10. The standard minimum distance between door jambs and walls perpendicular or adjacent to door openings shall be 4 inches unless otherwise noted, in accordance with CBC standards for clearances and spatial planning. PAINTING/WALL COVERING GENERAL NOTES 1. Unless otherwise specified, all areas shall be painted in accordance with the finish plans, ensuring compliance with CBC Chapter 12 for interior finishes. 2. Walls shall include surfaces from floor to ceiling, including pilasters, fascia, jamb bucks, reveals, returns, and all other vertical surfaces not incorporated into the ceiling. Preparation of wall surfaces must comply with CBC standards for smooth and durable finishes. 3. Paint colors shall be specified by 369 Architects Inc. The general contractor shall submit three samples of each paint for review by 369 Architects Inc., meeting CBC Section 107 requirements for submittals. 4. All walls and ceilings shall be properly prepared, including spackling, sanding, and other necessary surface treatments, to achieve a smooth finish ready for priming and painting, in accordance with CBC Chapter 8 for quality standards. 5. All existing loose paint shall be removed, and surfaces shall be spackled or plaster-patched, ensuring compliance with CBC Chapter 12 for interior repairs and maintenance. 6. Any existing unevenness in partitions shall be sanded or chipped away and plaster-patched or spackled to provide a perfectly even surface, as required under CBC Chapter 6 for construction assemblies. 7. All wood shelving and painted doors shall receive priming, sanding, and two full coats of semi-gloss enamel free of brush marks unless otherwise noted, in compliance with CBC standards for quality finishes. 8. The general contractor shall properly prepare all surfaces to receive, at a minimum, one prime coat and two finish coats of paint in the color selected by 369 Architects Inc., meeting the requirements of CBC Chapter 12. 9. The general contractor shall install wall coverings according to the manufacturer’s specifications where designated. Wall coverings must be smooth, free of wrinkles, bubbles, loose edges, and brush marks. Edges adjoining wood or metal trim shall be cut straight and square. All workmanship must meet CBC standards for quality, and any work deemed substandard by 369 Architects Inc. will be rejected. 10. The general contractor shall examine all areas of construction after the completion of work from all trades and indicate necessary touch-up painting or patching, ensuring compliance with CBC Chapter 1 for final inspections and corrections. THESE PLANS ARE FOR REVIEW ONLY AND NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION UNLESS THEY INCLUDE THE STAMP AND SIGNATURE OF ARCHITECT/ENGINEER AND THE APPROVAL OF THE APPROPRIATE GOVERNMENT AGENCY C-38176 MARC A. ABDELSAYED RENEWAL DATE LICENSED A RCHITECT STATE OF C ALIFORNIA 07/31/2025 Scale Date Drawn By Checked By Project Number REVISIONS JOB SITE: PLAN: PHONE: PLAN CHECK / JOB NO. 50 S De Lacey Ave. Unit #210 Pasadena, CA 91105 (760) 673-6837 (760) 673-2550 info@369architects.com 1/8" = 1'-0" 4/ 9 / 2 0 2 5 3 : 2 4 : 4 2 P M GENERAL NOTES 1414 W EDINGER AVE, SANTA ANA, CA 92704 CA N A M D E N T A L SA N T A A N A Checker J.F. 03/27/25 24001 No. Description Date 1 PLAN CHECK 1 02/06/25 2 PLAN CHECK 2 03/25/25 2