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<br />FIRE COMMAND CENTER
<br />THE EMERGENCY VOICE/ALARM COMMUNICATION SYSTEM CONTROL UNIT.1.
<br />THE FIRE DEPARTMENT COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM.2.
<br />FIRE DETECTION AND ALARM SYSTEM ANNUNCIATOR.3.
<br />ANNUNCIATOR UNIT VISUALLY INDICATING THE LOCATION OF THE ELEVATORS
<br />AND WHETHER THEY ARE OPERATIONAL.
<br />4.
<br />STATUS INDICATORS AND CONTROLS FOR AIR DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS.5.
<br />THE FIRE FIGHTER'S CONTROL PANEL REQUIRED BY SECTION 909.16 FOR SMOKE
<br />CONTROL SYSTEMS INSTALLED IN THE BUILDING.
<br />6.
<br />CONTROLS FOR UNLOCKING INTERIOR EXIT STAIRWAY DOORS SIMULTANEOUSLY.7.
<br />SPRINKLER VALVE AND WATERFLOW DETECTOR DISPLAY PANELS.8.
<br />EMERGENCY AND STANDBY POWER STATUS INDICATORS.
<br />FIRE PUMP STATUS INDICATORS.
<br />SCHEMATIC BUILDING PLANS INDICATING THE TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN AND DETAILING THE
<br />BUILDING CORE, MEANS OF EGRESS, FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS, FIRE FIGHTER AIR
<br />REPLENISHMENT SYSTEM, FIRE-FIGHTING EQUIPMENT AND FIRE DEPARTMENT ACCESS
<br />AND THE LOCATION OF THE FIRE WALLS, FIRE BARRIERS, FIRE PARTITIONS, SMOKE
<br />BARRIERS AND SMOKE PARTIONS.
<br />A TELEPHONE FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT USE WITH CONTROLLED ACCESS TO THE PUBLIC
<br />TELEPHONE SYSTEM.
<br />10.
<br />9.
<br />11.
<br />12.
<br />REQUIRED FEATURES: THE FIRE COMMAND CENTER SHALL COMPLY WITH NFPA 72 AND
<br />SHALL CONTAIN ALL OF THE FOLLOWING FEATURES:
<br />AN APPROVED BUILDING INFORMATION CARD THAT CONTAINS ALL OF THE INFORMATION
<br />LISTED IN IFC 508.1.6(13)
<br />18.
<br />A WORK TABLE13.
<br />GENERATOR SUPERVISION DEVICES AND MANUAL START AND TRANSFER FEATURES14.
<br />THE PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM15.
<br />THE ELEVATOR FIRE RECALL SWTICH16.
<br />THE ELEVATOR EMERGENCY OR STANDBY POWER SELECTOR SWITCH(ES), WHERE
<br />EMERGENCY OR STANDBY POWER IS PROVIDED
<br />17.
<br />STANDPIPE NOTES
<br />1. ALL CLASS I STANDPIPE SYSTEMS SHALL BE EQUIPPED WITH A 2" x 1 1/2" REDUCER AND A
<br />CAP WITH ATTACHMENT CHAIN.
<br />FIRE ALARM SYSTEM NOTES
<br />THE FIRE ALARM SYSTEM SHALL BE DESIGNED TO REDUCE OR STOP AMBIENT NOISE SUCH
<br />THAT A SOUND AT LEAST 15dB AVOVE THE REDUCED AMBIENT SOUND LEVEL IS PRODUCED.
<br />A LISTED RELAY OR OTHER LISTED APPLIANCE CONNECTED TO TH FIRE ALARM SYSTEM
<br />USED TO INITIATE CONTROL OF PROTECTED PREMISED FIRE SAFETY FUNCTIONS SHALL BE
<br />LOCATED WITHIN (3) FEET OF THE CONTROLLED CIRCUIT OR APPLIANCE AND MONITORED
<br />FOR INTEGRITY.
<br />2. (2) SIAMESE CONNECTIONS, ONE AT EACH END OF THE BUILDING OR AS REMOTELY
<br />LOCATED AS POSSIBLE, SHALL BE PROVIDED IN THE PATH OF FIRE DEPARTMENT ACCESS.
<br />3. AREAS SUBJECT TO FREEZING SHALL BE PERMITTED TO HAVE A CLASS I STANDPIPE
<br />SYSTEM WITH A DRY PIPE VALVE OR DELUGE VALVE APPARATUS.
<br />LUMINOUS EGRESS PATH
<br />1. LUMINOUS EGRESS PATH MARKINGS ARE NOT REQUIRED IN THE OPEN PARKING GARAGE OR
<br />ON THE LEVEL OF EXIT DISCHARGE IN LOBBIES THAT SERVE AS PART OF THE EXIT PATH.
<br />2. WITHIN EXIT COMPONENTS: EGRESS PATH MARKINGS SHALL BE PROVIDED IN ALL EXIT
<br />ENCLOSURES, INTERIOR EXIT STAIRWAYS, INTERIOR EXIT RAMPS AND EXIT PASSAGEWAYS.
<br />STEPS: A SOLID AND CONTINUOUS STRIPE SHALL BE APPLIED TO THE HORRIZONTAL
<br />LEADING EDGE OF EACH STEP AND SHALL EXTEND THE FULL LENGTH OF THE STEP.
<br />OUTLINING STRIPES SHALL HAVE A MINIMUM WIDTH OF 1 INCH AND MAXIMUM WIDTH OF 2
<br />INCHES. THE LEADING EDGE OF THE STRIPE SHLL BE PLACED AT A MAXIMUM OF 1/2 INCH
<br />FROM THE LEADING EDGE OF THE STEP AND THE STRIPE SHALL OVERLAP THE LEADING
<br />EDGE OF THE STEP BYH NOT MORE THAN 1/2 INCH DOWN THE VERTICAL FACE OF THE
<br />STEP.
<br />LANDINGS: THE LEADING EDGE OF LANDINGS SHALL BE MARKED WITH A STRIPE
<br />CONSISTENT WITH THE DIMENSIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR STEPS.
<br />HANDRAILS: ALL HANDRAILS AND HANDRAIL EXTENSIONS SHALL BE MARKED WITH A
<br />SOLID AND CONTINUOUS STRIPE HAVING A MINIMUM WIDTH OF 1 INCH. THE STRIPE SHALL
<br />BE PLACED ON THE TOP SURFACE OF THE HANDRAIL FOR THE ENTIRE LENGTH OF THE
<br />HANDRAIL, INCLUDING EXTENSIONS AND NEWEL POST CAPS. WHERE HANDRAILS OR
<br />HANDRAIL EXTENSIONS BEND OR TURN CORNERS, THE STRIPE SHALL NOT HAVE A GAP OF
<br />MORE THAN 4 INCHES.
<br />PERIMETER DEMARCATION LINES: PERIMETER DEMARCATION LINES, STAIR LANDINGS
<br />AND OTHER FLOOR AREAS WITHIN EXIT ENCLOSURES, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE
<br />SIDES OF STEPS, SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH SOLID AND CONTINUOUS DEMARCATION LINES
<br />ON THE FLOOR OR ON THE WALLS OR A COMBINATION OF BOTH. THE STRIPES SHALL BE 1
<br />TO 2 INCHES WIDE WITH INTERRUPTIONS NOT EXCEEDING 4 INCHES.
<br />FLOOR MOUNTED DEMARCATION LINES: PERIMETER DEMARCATION LINES SHALL BE
<br />PLACED WITHIN 4 INCHES OF THE WALL AND SHALL EXTEND TO WITHIN 2 INCHES OF THE
<br />MARKINGS ON THE LEADING EDGE LANDINGS. THE DEMARCATION LINES SHALL CONTINUE
<br />ACROSS THE FLOOR IN FRONT OF ALL DOORS.
<br />WALL MOUNTED DEMARCATION LINES: PERIMETER DEMARCATION LINES SHALL BE
<br />PLACED ON THE WALL WITH THE BOTTOM EDGE OF THE STRIPE NO MORE THAN 4 INCHES
<br />ABOVE THE FINISHED FLOOR. AT THE TOP OR BOTTOM OF THE STAIRS, DEMARCATION
<br />LINES SHALL DROP VERTICALLY TO THE FLOOR WITHIN 2 INCHES OF THE STEP OR
<br />LANDING EDGE. DEMARCATION LINES ON WALLS SHALL TRANSITION VERTICALLY TO THE
<br />FLOOR AND THEN EXTEND ACROSS THE FLOOR WHERE A LINE ON THE FLOOR IS THE
<br />ONLY PRACTICAL METHOD OF OUTLINING THE PATH. WHERE THE WALL LINE IS BROKEN BY
<br />A DOOR, DEMARCATION LINES ON WALLS SHALL CONTINUE ACROSS THE FACE OF THE
<br />DOOR OR TRANSITION TO THE FLOOR AND EXTEND ACROSS THE FLOOR IN FRONT OF
<br />SUCH DOOR.
<br />TRANSITION: WHERE A WALL-MOUNTED DEMARCATION LINE TRANSITIONS TO THE
<br />FLOOR-MOUNTED DEMARCATION LINE, OR VICE VERSA, THE WALL-MOUNTED
<br />DEMARCATION LINE SHALL DROP VERTICALLY TO THE FLOOR TO MEET A
<br />COMPLEMENTARY EXTENSIONOF THE FLOOR-MOUNTED DEMARCATION LINE, THUS
<br />FORMING A CONTINUOUS MARKING.
<br />3. OBSTACLES: OBSTACLES AT OR BELOW 6 FEET 6 INCHES IN HEIGHT AND PROJECTING
<br />MORE THAN 4 INCHES INTO THE EGRESS PATH SHALL BE OUTLINED WITH MARKINGS NO
<br />LESS THAN 1 INCH IN WIDTH COMPRISED OF A PATTERN OF ALTERNATING EQUAL BANDS,
<br />OF LUMINESCENT LUMINOUS MATERIAL AND BLACK, WITH THE ALTERNATING BANDS NO
<br />MORE THAN 2 INCHES THICK AND ANGLED AT 45 DEGREES. OBSTACLES SHALL INCLUDE,
<br />BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO STANDPIPES, HOSE CABINETS, WALL PROJECTIONS AND
<br />RESTRICTED HEIGHT AREAS. HOWEVER, SUCH MARKINGS SHALL NOT CONCEAL ANY
<br />REQUIRED INFORMATION OR INDICATORS INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, INSTRUCTIONS
<br />TO OCCUPANTS FOR THE USE OF STANDPIPES.
<br />4. DOORS WITHIN THE EXIT ENCLOSURE AND EXIT PATH: DOORS THROUGH WHICH
<br />OCCUPANTS MUST PASS IN ORDER TO COMPLETE THE EXIT PATH SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH
<br />MARKINGS COMPLYING WITH THE FOLLOWING:
<br />EMERGENCY EXIT SYMBOL: THE DOORS SHALL BE INDENTIFIED BY A LOW-LOCATION
<br />LUMINOUS EMERGENCY EXT SYMBOL COMPLYING WITH NFPA 170. THE EXIT SYMBOL
<br />SHALL BE A MINIMUM OF 4 INCHES IN HEIFHT AND SHALL BE MOUNTED ON THE DOOR,
<br />CENTERED HORIZONTALLY, WITH THE TOP OF THE SYMBOL NO HIGHER THAN 18 INCHES
<br />ABOVE FINISH FLOOR.
<br />DOOR HARDWARE MARKINGS: DOOR HARDWARE SHALL BE MARKED WITHNO LESS THAN
<br />16 SQUARE INCHES OF LUMINOUS MATERIAL. THIS MARKING SHALL BE LOCATED BEHIND,
<br />IMMEDIATELY ADJACENT TO OR ON THE DOOR HANDLE AND/OR ESCUTCHEON. WHERE A
<br />PANIC BAR IS INSTALLED, SUCH MATERIAL SHALL BE NO LESS THAN 1 INCH WIDE FOR THE
<br />ENTIRE LENGTHOF THE ACTUATING BAR OR TOUCHPAD.
<br />DOOR FRAME MARKINGS: THE TOP SIDES OF THE DOOR FRAME SHALL BE MARKED WITH A
<br />SOLID AND CONTINUOUS 1 INCH TO 2 INCH WIDE STRIPE. WHERE THE DOOR MOLDING
<br />DOES NOT PROVIDE SUFFICIENT FLAT SURFACE ON WHICH TO LOCATE THE STRIPE, THE
<br />STRIPE SHALL BE PERMITTED TO BE LOCATED ONTHE WALL SURROUNDING THE FRAME.
<br />5. UNIFORMITY: PLACEMENT AND DIMENSIONS OF MARKINGS SHALL BE CONSISTENT AND
<br />UNIFORM THROUGHOUT THE SAME ENCLOSURE.
<br />6. SELF-LUMINOUS AND PHOTOLUMINESCENT: LUMINOUS EGRESS PATH MARKINGS SHALL BE
<br />PERMITTED TO BE MADE OF ANY MATERIAL, INCLUDING PAINT, PROVIDED THAT AN ELECTRICAL
<br />CHARGE IS NOT REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN THE REQUIRED LUMINANCE. SUCH MATERIALS SHALL
<br />INCLUDE, BUT NOT BE LIMITED TO, SELF-LUMINOUS MATERIALS AND PHOTLUMINESCENT
<br />MATERIALS. MATERIALS SHALL COMPLY WITH EITHER OF THE
<br />FOLLOWING STANDARDS.
<br />A. UL 1994
<br />B. ASTM E2072, EXCEPT THE CHARGING SOURCE SHALL BE 1 FOOTCANDLE OF
<br />FLUORESCENT ILLUMINATION FOR 60 MINUTES, AND THE MINIMUM LUMINANCE
<br />SHALL BE 30 MILICANDELAS PER SQUARE METER AT 10 MINITES AND 5 MILICANDELAS
<br />PER SQUARE METER AFTER 90 MINUTES.
<br />7. ILLUMINATION: WHERE PHOTOLUMINESCENT EXIT PATH MARKIINGS ARE INSTALLED, THE
<br />SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH NOT LESS THAN 1 FOOTCANDLE OF ILLUMINATION FOR NOT LESS
<br />THAN 60 MINUTES PRIOR TO PERIODS WHEN THE BUILDING IS OCCUPIED AND CONTINUOUSLY
<br />DURING THE BUILDING OCCUPANCY.
<br />1. THESE DOCUMENTS HAVE BEEN PREPARED TO ADHERE TO THE FOLLOWING CODES:
<br />·2022 INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE
<br />·2022 UNIFORM PLUMBING CODE
<br />·2022 UNIFORM MECHANICAL CODE
<br />·2022 NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE
<br />·2022 INTERNATIONAL FIRE CODE
<br />·2010 AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT - STANDARDS FOR DESIGN
<br />THE CONTRACTOR AND EACH SUBCONTRACTOR ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR ENSURING THAT THEIR WORK ADHERES THERETO, AND ALSO TO ALL OTHER APPLICABLE REGULATIONS, ORDINANCES, AND THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF TEXAS.
<br />2. THESE DRAWINGS ARE DIAGRAMMATIC ONLY, FOR ESTABLISHING RELATIONSHIPS AND DIMENSIONAL INTENTS. DO NOT SCALE DRAWINGS. THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND EACH SUBCONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR VERIFYING
<br />CONDITIONS BEFORE BEGINNING WORK. THE ARCHITECT SHALL BE CONSULTED PRIOR TO ANY IMPLEMENTATION OF ADJUSTMENTS TO THE DESIGN THAT MAY BE REQUIRED DUE TO CONDITIONS IN THE FIELD. ANY DISCREPANCIES
<br />NOTED IN THE FIELD CONDITIONS AND THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS, OR ANY AMBIGUITIES OR INCONSISTENCIES CONTAINED THEREIN SHALL BE REPORTED TO THE ARCHITECT AT THE EARLIEST OPPORTUNITY, AND A SUITABLE
<br />RESOLUTION OF THE AFFECTED WORK. ANY WORK WHICH IS COMPLETED IN VIOLATION OF THESE PRINCIPLES IS AT THE CONTRACTORS OWN RISK, AND NO ADJUSTMENTS TO THE CONTRACT FOR CONSTRUCTION (SCHEDULE,
<br />CONTACT SUM, QUALITY OF WORK, ETC.) SHALL BE ALLOWED TO UNCOVER AND/OR CORRECT THE AFFECTED WORK TO THE ARCHITECTS SATISFACTION.
<br />3. THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND EACH SUBCONTRACTOR SHALL BE LEGALLY REGISTERED AND LICENSED TO COMPLETE THEIR WORK IN THE STATE OF TEXAS. ALL CONTRACTORS SHALL CARRY WORKMAN'S COMPENSATION
<br />INSURANCE AND ALL OTHER INSURANCE, AS REQUIRED BY LAW, AND AS OTHERWISE INDICATED IN THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS. ALL SHOP DRAWINGS AND/OR FURTHER DESIGN DOCUMENTS SHALL BE STAMPED AND SEALED BY THE
<br />CONTRACTOR AND/OR HIS DESIGNER AS REQUIRED BY THE LOCAL JURISDICTION.
<br />4. TAKEN TOGETHER WITH THE SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS OF THE EXECUTED CONTRACT, THESE DESIGN DRAWINGS ARE THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS IN THE EVENT OF CONFLICT INTERNAL TO ANY OF THESE DOCUMENTS. THE MORE
<br />EXTENSIVE AND/OR RESTRICTIVE REQUIREMENT SHALL GOVERN.
<br />5. THE CONTRACTOR IS SPECIFICALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR VERIFYING LOCATIONS OF EXISTING UTILITIES ABOVE AND BELOW GRADE. LOCATIONS ARE TO BE ASCERTAINED BY THE CONTRACTOR PRIOR TO ANY EXCAVATION OR
<br />CONSTRUCTION.
<br />6. MANUFACTURERS NAMEPLATES, INCLUDING TRADEMARK, AND OTHER IDENTIFYING SYMBOLS, SHALL NOT BE PERMITTED IN SURFACES VISIBLE TO THE PUBLIC.
<br />7. DO NOT STACK BUILDING MATERIALS IN SUCH A MANNER AS TO CREATE CONCENTRATED LOADS ON THE FLOOR.
<br />8. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE TO FACE OF STUD, CONCRETE OR MASONRY EXCLUDING WOOD, TILE AND STONE FINISHES, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED. ALL MOUNTING HEIGHTS SHALL BE MEASURED FROM ACTUAL FINISHED FLOOR.
<br />9. FLOOR ELEVATIONS AND LEVELS ARE TO TOP OF FINISH HARD SURFACES (CONCRETE FLOOR SLAB) EXCLUDING APPLIED FINISHES (CARPET, VCT, OTHER THINSET FINISH MATERIALS) UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED.
<br />10. ALL MOUNTING HEIGHTS SHALL BE MEASURED FROM ACTUAL FINISHED FLOOR FOR WALLS RECEIVING MOUNTED ITEMS. PROVIDE BLOCKING OR OTHER ANCHORING DEVICES CAPABLE OF SUSTAINING THE FORCE ANTICIPATED AS A
<br />RESULT OF THE APPLIED FORCES ON THE ITEM OR AS REQUIRED BY CODE.
<br />11. ALL PENETRATIONS THROUGH FIRE RATED WALLS ARE TO BE SEALED WITH FIRE STOP SEALANT. ALL HIDDEN CONDITIONS & PENETRATIONS THROUGH FLOOR AND CEILINGS INCLUDING PENETRATIONS AND CONDUITS, PIPES, ETC.
<br />SHALL BE FIRE SAFE, AND APPROVED BY U.L.
<br />12. ALL DRYWALL WORK SHALL ADHERE TO ACCEPTED INDUSTRY STANDARDS, INCLUDING THE US GYPSUM ASSOCIATIONS 'GYPSUM CONSTRUCTION HANDBOOK' (LATEST EDITION) AND ALL APPLICABLE CODES.
<br />13. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CAULK ALL JOINTS BETWEEN DISSIMILAR FINISH MATERIALS, INTERIOR & EXTERIOR.
<br />14. SUBMITTAL DOCUMENTS FOR DEFERRED ITEMS SHALL BE SUBMITTED TO THE ARCHITECT OR ENGINEER OF RECORD, WHO SHALL REVIEW THEM FOR GENERAL CONFORMANCE WITH THE BUILDING DESIGN. REVIEWED DEFERRED
<br />ITEMS MUST BE FORWARDED TO THE LOCAL BUILDING OFFICIAL AS REQUIRED BY THE GENERAL CONTACT. THE DEFERRED ITEMS SHALL NOT BE INSTALLED UNTIL THEIR DESIGN AND SUBMITTAL DOCUMENTS HAVE BEEN APPROVED BY
<br />THE BUILDING OFFICIALS. DEFERRED ITEMS SHALL NOT INCREASE THE CONTRACT FOR CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE, CONTRACT SUM, QUALITY OR WORK, ETC.)
<br />GENERAL NOTES
<br />PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
<br />PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS MUST BE PROVIDED TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF
<br />IFC SECTION 906.1. PROPOSED LOCATIONS ARE SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS, BUT THE
<br />FIRE INSPECTOR WILL NEED TO APPROVE ALL LOCATIONS IN THE FIELD.
<br />4. THE BUILDER MUST PROVIDE A STANDPIPE DURING CONSTRUCTION BEFORE THE
<br />BUILDING HEIGHT EXCEEDS 40'. THE STANDPIPE MAY BE TEMPORARY IN AN APPROVED
<br />LOCATION OR PART OF THE PERMANENT STANDPIPE SYSTEM. THE STANDPIPE HOSE
<br />OUTLETS MUST BE PROVIDED AT ACCESSIBLE LOCATIONS ADJACENT TO USABLE STAIRS.
<br />THE STANDPIPE MUST BE EXTENDED AS CONSTRUCTION PROGRESSES TO WITHIN ONE
<br />FLOOR OF THE HIGHEST POINT OF CONSTRUCTION HAVING SECURED FLOORING. THE FIRE
<br />DEPARTMENT CONNECTION FOR THE TEMPORARY STANDPIPE MUST BE AT STREET LEVEL
<br />FACING THE PUBLIC STREET, LABELED WITH AN IDENTIFICATION SIGN AND EASILY
<br />ACCESSIBLE AT ALL TIMES.
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