| Date |
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| 2019-04-18 15:07:33 | ****CORRECTIONS**** |
| | W.P.B. PERMIT: 18100540 |
| | REVIEWED: APRIL 18, 2019 |
| | |
| | DYLAN BATTLES |
| | BUILDING PLANS EXAMINER PX4191 |
| | [email protected] |
| | 561-805-6718 |
| | |
| | FBC[AMENDED] = FLORIDA BUILDING CODE,5TH EDITION (2014) |
| | FBC[B] = FBC BUILDING |
| | FBC[A] = FBC ACCESSIBILITY |
| | FBC[E] = FBC ENERGY CONSERVATION |
| | FBC[R] = FBC RESIDENTIAL |
| | |
| | 1) 107.2.1 FBC[B]DRAWINGS STATE THAT THEY ARE AT 80 |
| | PERCENT. |
| | -A FULL REVIEW CANNOT BE PROVIDED UNTIL 100% PLANS ARE |
| | PROVIDED. THIS REVIEW IS BASED ON THE 80 PERCENT PLANS |
| | PROVIDED. WHEN RE-UPLOADING PLEASE ADD DIGITAL |
| | REPRESENTATION OF SEAL AND REMOVE 80% DESIGNATION. |
| | |
| | 2) 107.2.1 FBC[AMENDED] PLACE A DIGITALLY CREATED IMAGE |
| | OF YOUR SEAL AND THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES WHERE AN |
| | ORIGINAL SIGNATURE WOULD APPEAR IF THE ITEM WERE BEING |
| | PHYSICALLY SIGNED DATED AND SEALED. THE SENTENCES CAN |
| | BE PART OF THE DIGITAL SIGNATURE CUSTOM APPEARANCE |
| | AVAILABLE IN THE SIGNING TOOL, OR THEY CAN BE PLACED ON |
| | THE DOCUMENT OUTSIDE OF THE DIGITAL SIGNATURE BLOCK. |
| | THIS ITEM HAS BEEN ELECTRONICALLY SIGNED AND SEALED BY |
| | [LICENSEE, RA, OR LS] ON THE DATE AND/OR TIME STAMP |
| | SHOWN USING A DIGITAL SIGNATURE. |
| | -SEE SIGNATURE REVIEW. CONTACT PERMIT LIBRARIAN OR |
| | BUILDING PLANS EXAMINER FOR OPTIONS TO SATISFY 107.2.1. |
| | |
| | 3) 107.3.4.1 FBC[AMENDED] DEFERRED SUBMITTALS. FOR THE |
| | PURPOSES OF THIS SECTION, DEFERRED SUBMITTALS ARE |
| | DEFINED AS THOSE PORTIONS OF THE DESIGN THAT ARE NOT |
| | SUBMITTED AT THE TIME OF THE APPLICATION AND THAT ARE |
| | TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE BUILDING OFFICIAL WITHIN A |
| | SPECIFIED PERIOD. DEFERRAL OF ANY SUBMITTAL ITEMS SHALL |
| | HAVE THE PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE BUILDING OFFICIAL. THE |
| | REGISTERED DESIGN PROFESSIONAL IN RESPONSIBLE CHARGE |
| | SHALL LIST THE DEFERRED SUBMITTALS ON THE CONSTRUCTION |
| | DOCUMENTS FOR REVIEW BY THE BUILDING OFFICIAL. |
| | DOCUMENTS FOR DEFERRED SUBMITTAL ITEMS SHALL BE |
| | SUBMITTED TO THE REGISTERED DESIGN PROFESSIONAL IN |
| | RESPONSIBLE CHARGE WHO SHALL REVIEW THEM AND FORWARD |
| | THEM TO THE BUILDING OFFICIAL WITH A NOTATION |
| | INDICATING THAT THE DEFERRED SUBMITTAL DOCUMENTS HAVE |
| | BEEN REVIEWED AND FOUND TO BE IN GENERAL CONFORMANCE TO |
| | THE DESIGN OF THE BUILDING. THE DEFERRED SUBMITTAL |
| | ITEMS SHALL NOT BE INSTALLED UNTIL THE DEFERRED |
| | SUBMITTAL DOCUMENTS HAVE BEEN APPROVED BY THE BUILDING |
| | OFFICIAL. |
| | -PLEASE PROVIDE A LIST OF DEFERRED SUBMITTALS SO THAT |
| | I WILL NOT ASK FOR ITEMS THAT WILL BE SUPPLIED AT A |
| | LATER DATE, OR INDICATE WHICH PAGE A LIST CAN BE FOUND. |
| | |
| | 4) 107.3.4.1 FBC[AMENDED] PRODUCT APPROVALS. PRODUCT |
| | APPROVALS ARE PROVIDED FOR WINDOWS, DOORS AND ROOFING. |
| | A. PLEASE INCULDE ON WINDOW AND DOOR SCHEDULES WHICH |
| | APPROVAL APPLIES TO EACH OPENING. |
| | B. NOTE ON ROOFING PLANS WHAT ROOF TYPE EACH AREA WILL |
| | RECEIVE. IF THESE APPROVALS WILL LIKELY CHANGE YOU MAY |
| | WANT TO DO ROOFING AS A DEFERRED SUBMITTAL. CHANGING |
| | ROOF SYSTEMS LATER MAY REQUIRE REVISION IF NOT |
| | SPECIFIED UP FRONT AS A DEFERRED SUBMITTAL. |
| | |
| | 5) 107.3.5 FBC[AMENDED] MIN REVIEW CRITERIA. FLOOR |
| | PLANS FOR ALL RESIDENTIAL LEVELS ARE INCOMPLETE |
| | (ESPECIALLY ABOVE PODIUM LEVELS). MISSING WALL TYPES, |
| | DIMENSIONS, DOOR TYPES, OPENING SCHEDULES FINISHES AND |
| | DETAILS AS APPLICABLE. |
| | |
| | 6) 107.3.5 FBC[AMENDED] MIN REVIEW CRITERIA.COMPLETE |
| | ADDING WALL TYPES FOR SOUND CONTROL BETWEEN PUBLIC |
| | AREAS AND OTHER WALLS AS APPLICABLE. |
| | |
| | 7) 107.3.5 FBC[AMENDED]ARE BALCONIES SEPARATED? IF SO |
| | PROVIDE DETAILS. |
| | |
| | 8) 107.3.5 FBC[AMENDED]SHEET A1.602 ENLARGED |
| | BATHROOMS. |
| | -TOILETS DO NOT SHOW UP ON THIS SHEET AND I THINK |
| | COLUMNS ARE TURNED OFF AS WELL. IS THIS SHEET GOING TO |
| | BE DIMENSIONED AND CLEAR SPACES SHOWN FOR ADA |
| | CLEARANCES? |
| | |
| | 9) 107.3.5 FBC[AMENDED] GEOMETRY PLANS RESIDENTIAL WILL |
| | NEED TO BE COMPLETE BEFORE REVIEWING. A10.212 TO |
| | A10.255. OTHER GEOMETRY SHEETS MAT NEED TO BE COMPLETES |
| | AS WELL. |
| | |
| | 10) 107.3.5 FBC[AMENDED] MEANS OF EGRESS |
| | -SHEETS A1.101, A1.202 AND ALS1.101 LOOKING AT |
| | REVOLVING DOORS IT APPEARS THAT A SMALL REVOLVING DOOR |
| | IS ON TOP OF LARGER REVOLVING DOOR IN TWO DOORS INTO |
| | HOTEL LOBBY. ALSO , THIS SMALLER REVOLVE APPEARS OVER |
| | DOUBLE DOORS NEAR VALET DROP OFF. |
| | |
| | 11) 107.3.5 FBC[AMENDED] WHERE IS SAYS VALET DROP-OFF |
| | THERE IS A DIRECTION ARROW THAT MAKES IT APPERAR TO BE |
| | A ROADWAY. I DON'T SEE THE ARROW ON OTHER SHEETS, SO |
| | CHECK IF IT SHOULD BE REMOVED. |
| | |
| | 12) 107.3.5 FBC[AMENDED]SOME DOORS HAVE NUMBERS LIKE |
| | 267, 262 AND OTHERS ARE NOT NUMBERED. THE NUMBERS DO |
| | NOT CORESPOND TO NUMBERING SYSTEM ON THE DOOR |
| | SCHEDULE. |
| | -PLEASE TELL ME HOW THE DOORS CORESPOND TO THE DOOR |
| | SCHEDULE. |
| | |
| | 13) ON ALL LIFE SAFETY SHEETS THE COLUMN LAYER DOESN'T |
| | SHOW UP ON DRAWINGS. IT MAKES THE PLANS TO APPEAR AS IF |
| | THERE ARE SPACES BETWEEN AREAS. |
| | A. PLEASE SHOW COLUMNS ON ALL LIFE SAFETY SHEET. ALSO, |
| | SHEET ALS1.114 AT ELEVATOR LOBBY IN RESIDENTIAL SIDE |
| | WITH THREE ELEVATOR BANKS LOOKS LIKE WALLS INSTEAD OF |
| | DOORS. |
| | B. SAME COMMENT FOR PLAN SHEETS A1.240 - A1.255 AND |
| | A1.260 - A1.272. PLEASE SHOW COLUMNS ON ALL SHEETS. |
| | |
| | 14) 107.3.5 FBC[AMENDED] SHEET ALS1.114 CHECK UNIT A4 |
| | OCCUPANCY SIZE AND COUNT |
| | A. ADJUST SQ. FOOTAGE OF UNIT AS 5,205 SF IS NOT |
| | CORRECT FOR THE UNIT. |
| | B. ADJUST OCCUPANCY COUNT TOTALS AS NEEDED. |
| | |
| | 15) 107.3.5 FBC[AMENDED] SHEET A1.602SHOW DIMENSIONS ON |
| | ENLARGED BATHROOM PLANS. |
| | |
| | |
| | 16) 107.3.5 FBC[AMENDED] MINIMUM REVIEW CRITERIA. THIS |
| | IS FOR ALL LIFE SAFETY SHEETS |
| | A. ADD MAX COMMON PATH AND MAX TRAVEL DISTANCE FOR R-1 |
| | AND R-2 TO ALS1.100 COMPLIANCE SUMMARY |
| | ADD STAIR 10 AND 12 DATA TO EXIT CAPACITY TABLE. IS |
| | THERE A STAIRWAY 11? |
| | B. STAIR 12 MERGES WITH STAIR 6. STAIR DATA SHOULD |
| | INCLUDE ACTUAL LOAD AT EACH STAIR AND ANY MERGING |
| | SHOULD BE INCLUDED IN THE TOTAL. |
| | C. CHECK ALL EXIT CAPACITY TABLES FOR DOOR CAPACITY |
| | BASED ON .2 INCHES PER OCCUPANT AND THE DOOR WIDTH |
| | NEEDS TO BE CLEAR WIDTH. |
| | D. COLUMNS DON?T SHOW ON THE PLAN LIFE SAFETY PLANS. |
| | PLEASE SHOW COLUMNS ON ALL PLANS. |
| | E. IT?S NOT CLEAR WHAT THE COMMON PATH OF TRAVEL IS |
| | AND WHAT THE MAX TRAVEL DISTANCE WILL BE FOR THE |
| | RESIDENTIAL. COMMON PATH OF TRAVEL WOULD BE FROM MOST |
| | REMOTE POINT IN UNIT TO THE COORIDOR WHERE 2 EXIT |
| | OPTIONS ARE PROVIDED. |
| | F. PROVIDE OCCUPANT LOAD FOR SEPARATE OCCUPANCIES (R-2 |
| | AND S-2), EXITS REQUIRED, EXITS PROVIDED AND OCCUPANT |
| | LOAD AT EACH EXIT IN ADDITION TO THE LIMITING CAPACITY |
| | PROVIDED. |
| | G. ALL LIFE SAFETY SHEETS AND ALL FP SHEETS NEED TO BE |
| | COORDINATED. STANDPIPES APPEAR TO BLOCK PATH OF EGRESS |
| | AT GROUND FLOORS AND EGRESS DOORS DON?T LINE UP WITH |
| | EXTENDED WALLS AT CURTAIN WALL. |
| | |
| | 17) 107.3.5 FBC[AMENDED] MINIMUM REVIEW CRITERIA. |
| | ALS1.101 |
| | A. REVIEW PLACEMENT EXIT SIGN .WHERE DOES THE EXIT |
| | SIGN NEXT TO TRUCKS EGRESS? |
| | B. TOILETS DON?T SHOW ON THE PLAN, THEN THEY DON?T |
| | SHOW ON THE ENLARGED A1602 |
| | C. REVOLVING DOORS OVERLAPPING AND DIFFERENT SIZES. |
| | D. STAIRWAY 11 SAYS 6IN. STANDPIPE, BUT IT IS 8 IN. ON |
| | FP.201.B |
| | E. LABEL FPL VAULT. ALSO LABEL FPL ON OTHER APPLICABLE |
| | SHEETS. |
| | F. WHAT ARE THE 2 WALL AREAS THAT LOOK LIKE OPENINGS |
| | IN FPL VAULT? LOUVERS? |
| | |
| | 18) 107.3.5 FBC[AMENDED] MINIMUM REVIEW CRITERIA. |
| | ALS1.102 |
| | A. ROOM TAG MISSING ON SHEET ALS1.102, A1.102 AND |
| | A1.208 (PLUS OTHER APPLICABLE SHEETS) |
| | B. ADD EXIT SIGN TO STAIR 6 FROM GARAGE TO EXIT STAIR. |
| | |
| | 19) 107.3.5 FBC[AMENDED] MINIMUM REVIEW CRITERIA. |
| | ALS1.103 |
| | A. ADD EXIT SIGN TO STAIR 6 FROM GARAGE TO EXIT STAIR. |
| | B. REVIEW DATA TAG ON UNITS S1.3 (TWO UNITS SHOW |
| | SAME). SAYS NOT ENCLOSED AND 0 OCCUPANTS. |
| | |
| | 20) 107.3.5 FBC[AMENDED] MINIMUM REVIEW CRITERIA. |
| | ALS1.104 |
| | -REVIEW DATA TAG ON UNIT S1.2. SAYS NOT ENCLOSED AND 0 |
| | OCCUPANTS. |
| | |
| | 21) 107.3.5 FBC[AMENDED] MINIMUM REVIEW CRITERIA. |
| | ALS1.105 |
| | -REVIEW DATA TAG ON UNIT S1.2. SAYS NOT ENCLOSED AND 0 |
| | OCCUPANTS. |
| | |
| | 22) 107.3.5 FBC[AMENDED] MINIMUM REVIEW CRITERIA. |
| | ALS1.106 |
| | -UPDATE PER TYPICAL COMMENTS. |
| | |
| | 23) 107.3.5 FBC[AMENDED] MINIMUM REVIEW CRITERIA. |
| | ALS1.107 |
| | A. IS LEVEL 7 SHARED BY HOTEL AND RESIDENTIAL? |
| | B. POOL DECK OCCUPANT LOAD SHOWS ZERO. |
| | C. 1011.6 FBC[B] STAIRWAY LANDINGS. CHECK EGRESS DOOR |
| | SWING FROM POOL DECK INTO STAIR 5 IS IT TOO FAR INTO |
| | STAIRWAY PATH OF EGRESS? |
| | D.1003.5 FBC[B] ELEVATION CHANGE. DOES EXIT FROM |
| | RESIDENT LOBBY TO STAIR 2 HAVE STEPS? PLEASE REVIEW |
| | E. HOW DO STEPS WORK AT 2 ND EGRESS FROM RESIDENT |
| | LOUNGE? (SEE SECTION A4.200) |
| | F. 1003.5 FBC[B] REVIEW EGRESS AT BALLROOM TO STAIR 8. |
| | DOES THIS EGRESS USE STAIRS FOR EGRESS? |
| | G. CHECK EGRESS FROM BALLROOM TERRACE. THE BALLROOM |
| | ELEVATION IS 2 FEET LOWER THAN RESIDENTIAL DECK. HOW |
| | DOES EGRESS FROM BALLROOM TO STAIR 7 WORK WITH |
| | ELEVATION DIFFERENCE? |
| | H. SHEET A5.104 CHECK DOOR ELEVATION FOR STAIR 2 AT |
| | 7TH LEVEL. THE DOOR IS POSITIONED TWO FEET HIGHER |
| | BECAUSE THERE ARE STEPS DOWN TO GET TO STAIR 2 AND IT |
| | LOOKS TO BE SET AT ELEVATION OF POOL DECK AND |
| | RESIDENTIAL LOUNGE. |
| | I. CAPACITY SHOWN IN TABLE DOESN?T EXCEED THE AMOUNT |
| | OF OCCUPANTS ON LEVEL AND IT ISN?T CLEAR WHICH EXITS |
| | SERVE WHICH OCCUPANTS. |
| | J. PROVIDE EGRESS BASED ON OCCUPANCY REQUIRED WIDTH |
| | AND PROVIDED. THE TABLES PROVIDED ARE BASED ON |
| | CAPACITY, BUT OCCUPANCY NEEDS TO BE LOOKED AT BY AREA |
| | SERVED. |
| | K. REVIEW EGRESS FROM TENNIS AND TERRACE AREAS. TENNIS |
| | COURTS AND TERRACES REQUIRES 292 INCHES OF EGRESS FOR |
| | 1457 OCCUPANTS. STAIR 5 AND 9 STATE (2) 40 INCH DOORS |
| | FOR 160 INCHES AND STAIRWAY 10 MAY PROVIDE ADDITIONAL |
| | 80 (ADD DATA TO CHART AND THE LOAD FROM LEVEL 8 GETS |
| | ADDED INTO LEVEL 7 FOR 1005.6 FBC[B] CONVERGENCE). |
| | TOTAL IS NOW 240, SO 52 INCHES WOULD STILL NEED TO BE |
| | SUPPLIED WITHIN THE MAX TRAVEL DISTANCE. THERE IS PATH |
| | GOING TO RESIDENTIAL STAIR, BUT THE DOOR IS 32 INCHES |
| | AND THE DOOR WOULD NEED TO BE UNLOCKED FROM EGRESS |
| | SIDE. STAIR 2 ALSO HAS RESIDENTIAL AND POOL AREA |
| | APPLIED TO THE EGRESS WIDTH OF STAIR 2. |
| | |
| | 24) 107.3.5 FBC[AMENDED] PLEASE REVIEW HOW MANY |
| | OCCUPANTS CONTRIBUTE TO EACH EXIT AND CALCULATE TOTAL |
| | FOR EACH EXIT. CURRENT LIFE SAFETY SEEMS TO LOOK AT |
| | ENTIRE FLOOR AND BASED ON CAPACITY, BUT EACH FLOOR |
| | NEEDS MORE DETAIL AS TO HOW MANY OCCUPANTS, NUMBER OF |
| | EXITS REQUIRED AND CONVERGENCE. |
| | -SHOW HOW CONVERGENCE IS HANDLED FROM STAIR 10 LEVEL 8 |
| | TO LEVEL 7. |
| | |
| | 25) 107.3.5 FBC[AMENDED] SHEET ALS1.110 SUITE 12-10 |
| | DOESN?T SHOW OCCUPANT LOAD. PLEASE ADD TO FLOOR COUNT. |
| | |
| | 26) 107.3.5 FBC[AMENDED] THE REFLECTED CEILING PLANS |
| | (RCP) DO NOT APPEAR TO BE COMPLETE. PLEASE SUBMIT |
| | COMPLETED RCP PLANS FOR SECOND REVIEW. |
| | |
| | 27) 107.3.5 FBC[B] MISSING LS FOR RESIDENTIAL FLOORS 8, |
| | 9, 10 AND 11. THEY HAVE A DIFFERENT CONFIGURATION THAN |
| | FLOORS 13-30. |
| | -PROVIDE LIFE SAFTY SHEET FOR EACH FLOOR |
| | CONFIGURATION. |
| | |
| | 28) 107.3.5 FBC[AMENDED] SHEET ALS1.111 REMOVE WALL AT |
| | EGRESS 90 MINUTE DOOR. |
| | |
| | 29) 107.3.5 FBC[AMENDED] SHEET ALS1.112 OCCUPANT |
| | SCHEDULE LOAD EXCEEDS EXIT CAPACITY TABLE, AND ROOM |
| | LABELS DO NOT MATCH SCHEDULE LOADS. |
| | |
| | 30) 107.3.5 FBC[AMENDED] SHEET ALS1.112 PLANTERS APPEAR |
| | TO BLOCK ROOF DRAINS. |
| | |
| | 31) 107.3.5 FBC[B] THE HOTEL LEVEL , AND BUSINESS |
| | ABOVE, RELY ON TWO INTERIOR STAIRWAYS FOR EGRESS. |
| | A. BOTH INTERIOR STAIRWAY DOORS ON THE LEVEL OF EXIT |
| | DISCHARGE ARE SWINGING IN. PLEASE REVIEW THIS AS EACH |
| | EXIT WILL SERVE MORE THAN 50 PERSONS. |
| | B. IS THE INTENT TO EGRESS FROM STAIRWAY 4 AT 2ND |
| | LEVEL AND TRANSFER TO STAIRWAY 11? |
| | |
| | 32) 107.3.5 FBC[A] COVERED MULTIFAMILY DWELLINGS FOR |
| | FIRST OCCUPANCY AFTER MARCH 13, 1991, SHALL BE DESIGNED |
| | AND CONSTRUCTED TO HAVE AT LEAST ONE BUILDING ENTRANCE |
| | ON AN ACCESSIBLE ROUTE UNLESS IT IS IMPRACTICAL TO DO |
| | SO BECAUSE OF THE SITE. |
| | A. SHOW ACCESSIBLE PATH FOR RESIDENTIAL UNITS. |
| | |
| | 1986 ANSI [A117.1] IF A DESIGNER OR BUILDER CHOOSES TO |
| | FOLLOW AN ACCESSIBILITY STANDARD OTHER THAN THE 1986 |
| | ANSI A117.1 STANDARD, OR A MORE RECENT VERSION OF THE |
| | ANSI A117.1, SUCH AS THE 1992 CABO/ANSI, THAT CARE BE |
| | TAKEN TO ENSURE THE STANDARD USED IS AT LEAST |
| | EQUIVALENT TO OR STRICTER THAN THE 1986 ANSI A117.1 |
| | STANDARD. |
| | FHA AND ADA ARE BEING USED, BUT IT IS NOT CLEAR WHICH |
| | CODE APPLIES TO MIXED USE OCCUPANCIES. PLEASE PROVIDE A |
| | SUMMARY OF EACH OCCUPANCY AND IF ADA OR FHA IS BEING |
| | APPLIED. |
| | -WHAT STANDARD IS BEING USED TO INCORPORATE FAIR |
| | HOUSING GUIDELINES? |
| | |
| | WALKS THAT ARE PART OF ACCESSIBLE ROUTES BECOME RAMPS |
| | WHEN THEIR SLOPE EXCEEDS 5% (1 IN 20). HANDRAILS ARE |
| | NOT REQUIRED ON WALKS WITH SLOPES BETWEEN 0% AND 5%, |
| | BUT THEY ARE REQUIRED ON THOSE STEEPER THAN 5% AND UP |
| | TO 8.33% (1 IN 12) |
| | B. CLEARLY INDICATE ANY RAMPS ON PLANS. LEVEL 7 FOR |
| | EXAMPLE HAS 2 FOOT DIFFERENCE BETWEEN POOL DECK AND |
| | BALLROOM. RAMPS WILL AFFECT EGRESS AND PATH OF TRAVEL. |
| | |
| | IN DWELLING UNITS CONTAINING MORE THAN ONE BATHROOM, IF |
| | SPECIFICATION A IS SELECTED AS THE BASIS FOR DESIGNING |
| | A BATHROOM, ALL BATHROOMS IN THE DWELLING UNIT ALSO |
| | MUST COMPLY WITH THE A SPECIFICATIONS. IF SPECIFICATION |
| | B IS SELECTED, ONLY ONE BATHROOM IN THE DWELLING UNIT |
| | MUST MEET THOSE REQUIREMENTS ALL BATHROOMS AS DEFINED |
| | IN THE GUIDELINES MUST: |
| | 1. BE ON AN ACCESSIBLE ROUTE (REQUIREMENT 4), |
| | 2. HAVE 32-INCH NOMINAL CLEAR WIDTH DOORWAYS |
| | (REQUIREMENT 3) |
| | 3. HAVE SWITCHES, OUTLETS, AND CONTROLS IN ACCESSIBLE |
| | LOCATIONS (REQUIREMENT 5) |
| | 4. HAVE REINFORCING AROUND TOILETS, TUBS, AND SHOWERS |
| | (REQUIREMENT 6) |
| | 5. MEET REQUIREMENT 7, SPECIFICATION A OR B: |
| | POWDER ROOMS MUST: |
| | 1. BE ON AN ACCESSIBLE ROUTE (REQUIREMENT 4), |
| | 2. HAVE 32-INCH NOMINAL CLEAR WIDTH DOOR-WAYS |
| | (REQUIREMENT 3), AND |
| | 3. HAVE SWITCHES, OUTLETS, AND CONTROLS IN ACCESSIBLE |
| | LOCATIONS (REQUIREMENT 5). EXCEPTION WHEN THE POWDER |
| | ROOM IS THE ONLY TOILET FACILITY ON THE ENTRY LEVEL OF |
| | A MULTI-STORY UNIT IN A BUILDING WITH ONE OR MORE |
| | ELEVATORS, IT MUST, IN ADDITION TO REQUIREMENTS 3, 4, |
| | AND 5, MEET THE REINFORCING SPECIFICATIONS OF |
| | REQUIREMENT 6 AND THE MANEUVERING AND CLEAR FLOOR |
| | SPECIFICATIONS OF REQUIREMENT 7. |
| | 101.4.1 FBC[CE] MIXED OCCUPANCY. WHERE A BUILDING |
| | INCLUDES BOTH RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL OCCUPANCIES, |
| | EACH OCCUPANCY SHALL BE SEPARATELY CONSIDERED AND MEET |
| | THE APPLICABLE PROVISIONS OF FLORIDA BUILDING CODE, |
| | ENERGY CONSERVATION?COMMERCIAL PROVISIONS OR FLORIDA |
| | BUILD. |
| | C. PROVIDE DOCUMENTS TO SHOW COMPLIANCE WITH FBC |
| | ENERGY FOR EACH OCCUPANCY. |
| | |
| | 33) 208.1 FBC[A] SHEET A0.102 PARKING. PLEASE INDICATE |
| | ON THE PLANS WHICH PARKING SPOTS ARE SHARED. IF ANY |
| | SPOTS ARE NOT TO BE SHARED THEN THEY SHOULD NOT BE |
| | INCLUDED IN THE SHARED PARKING TABLE. |
| | A. IF ALL SPOTS ARE SHARED AS INDICATED, PROVIDE |
| | DETAILS OF HOW TANDEM AND LIFT SPOTS ARE USABLE BY ALL |
| | OCCUPANCIES. |
| | B. WHICH OCCUPANCIES ARE SERVED BY VALET AND WHERE DO |
| | THEY PARK? |
| | |
| | 34) 206.1 FBC[A] GENERAL. ACCESSIBLE ROUTES SHALL BE |
| | PROVIDED IN ACCORDANCE WITH 206 AND SHALL COMPLY WITH |
| | CHAPTER 4. |
| | 208.3.1 FBC[A] LOCATION. WHERE PARKING SERVES MORE THAN |
| | ONE ACCESSIBLE ENTRANCE, PARKING SPACES COMPLYING WITH |
| | 502 SHALL BE DISPERSED AND LOCATED ON THE SHORTEST |
| | ACCESSIBLE ROUTE TO THE ACCESSIBLE ENTRANCES.IF THERE |
| | ARE MULTIPLE ENTRANCES FOR MULTIPLE RETAIL STORES THE |
| | PARKING SPACES MUST BE DISPERSED TO PROVIDE PARKING AT |
| | THE NEAREST ACCESSIBLE ENTRANCE. IN PARKING FACILITIES |
| | THAT DO NOT SERVE A PARTICULAR BUILDING OR FACILITY, |
| | PARKING SPACES COMPLYING WITH 502 SHALL BE LOCATED ON |
| | THE SHORTEST ACCESSIBLE ROUTE TO AN ACCESSIBLE |
| | PEDESTRIAN ENTRANCE OF THE PARKING FACILITY. |
| | -CURRENT PARKING DOES NOT MEET FBC[A] 208.2.3.1. |
| | PLEASE PROVIDE REVISED PARKING AND SHOW ACCESSIBLE PATH |
| | FROM EACH SPACE TO OCCUPANCY SERVED. EACH OCCUPANCY |
| | SHOULD HAVE REQUIRED NUMBER SPACES AND ACCESSIBLE PATH |
| | LEADING TO THEM. |
| | |
| | 35) 224.1.2 FBC[A] GUEST ROOM DOORS AND |
| | DOORWAYS.ENTRANCES, DOORS, AND DOORWAYS PROVIDING USER |
| | PASSAGE INTO AND WITHIN GUEST ROOMS THAT ARE NOT |
| | REQUIRED TO PROVIDE MOBILITY FEATURES COMPLYING WITH |
| | 806.2 SHALL COMPLY WITH 404.2.3. |
| | A. 224.2, 224.3, 224.4, 224.5 AND 224.6.3 TRANSIENT |
| | LODGING GUEST ROOMS. THIS IS ISN?T READY FOR REVIEW, SO |
| | PLEASE LOOK AT ALL SECTIONS OF CODE. FOR INSTANCE, |
| | GENERAL FLOOR PLAN A1.244 SHOWING FLOORS 12-16 DOESN?T |
| | PROVIDE ENOUGH INFO THE SATISFY DISPERSION. THAT IS |
| | WHERE A MATRIX WOULD HELP TO SEE THAT THE ROOMS ARE |
| | BEING DISPERSED AND THAT ALL ROOMS ARE ACCOUNTED FOR. |
| | B. ADD MATRIX TO SHOW COMPLIANCE WITH FBC [A] 224.2, |
| | 224.3, 224.4, 224.5 AND 224.6.3 ACCORDING TO THE AMOUNT |
| | OF ROOMS ON SHEET A0.102 THERE SHOULD BE 11 ROOMS WITH |
| | MOBILITY FBC[A] 806.2, 17 ROOMS WITH COMMUNICATION |
| | FBC[A]806.3 AND 10 ADDITIONAL ROOMS WITH SPECIAL |
| | ACCESSIBLE FEATURES FBC[A] 806.4. AT LEAST ONE, BUT NO |
| | MORE THAN 10% OF THE ROOMS TO COMPLY WITH MOBILITY CAN |
| | ALSO BE USED TO COMPLY WITH COMMUNICATION FEATURES. |
| | THAT WOULD MEAN THAT ONE ROOM CAN BE USED TO SATISFY |
| | BOTH. |
| | |
| | 36) 401.2 FBC[CE] APPLICATION. COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS |
| | SHALL COMPLY WITH ONE OF THE FOLLOWING: |
| | 1. THE REQUIREMENTS OF ANSI/ASHRAE/IESNA 90.1, |
| | EXCLUDING SECTION 9.4.1.1(G) OF THE STANDARD. |
| | 2. THE REQUIREMENTS OF SECTIONS C402 THROUGH C405. IN |
| | ADDITION, COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS SHALL COMPLY WITH |
| | SECTION C406 AND TENANT SPACES SHALL COMPLY WITH |
| | SECTION C406.1.1. |
| | 3. THE REQUIREMENTS OF SECTIONS C402.5, C403.2, C404, |
| | C405.2, C405.3, C405.5, C405.6 AND C407. THE BUILDING |
| | ENERGY COST SHALL BE EQUAL TO OR LESS THAN 85 PERCENT |
| | OF THE STANDARD REFERENCE DESIGN BUILDING. |
| | |
| | 37) 402.1 FBC[A] PROVIDE ACCESSIBLE ROUTE FROM PARKING |
| | LOT. IN ADDITION TO ACCESSIBLE ENTRANCES REQUIRED BY |
| | SECTIONS 1105.1.1 THROUGH 1105.1.7 (PARKING GARAGE |
| | ENTRANCES, ENTRANCES FROM TUNNELS OR ELEVATED WALKWAYS, |
| | RESTRICTED ENTRANCES, ENTRANCES FOR INMATES OR |
| | DETAINEES, SERVICE ENTRANCES AND ENTRANCES TO TENANT |
| | SPACES, DWELLING UNITS AND SLEEPING UNITS), AT LEAST 60 |
| | PERCENT OF ALL PUBLIC ENTRANCES SHALL BE ACCESSIBLE. |
| | SEE THE EXCEPTIONS FOR ENTRANCES TO AREAS NOT REQUIRED |
| | TO BE ACCESSIBLE AND LOADING/SERVICE ENTRANCES THAT ARE |
| | NOT THE ONLY TENANT SPACE ENTRANCE. |
| | -PROVIDE DETAILS ON PLANS TO SHOW HOW DROP OFF AREAS |
| | MEET FBC[A] 502 FOR PASSENGER LOADING ZONES AT HOTEL |
| | AND RESIDENTIAL LOBBY. LENGTH, WIDTH AND MARKINGS. |
| | |
| | 38) 403.3.2 FBC[B] WATER SUPPLY TO REQUIRED FIRE PUMPS. |
| | REQUIRED FIRE PUMPS SHALL BE SUPPLIED BY CONNECTIONS TO |
| | NO FEWER THAN TWO WATER MAINS LOCATED IN DIFFERENT |
| | STREETS. SEPARATE SUPPLY PIPING SHALL BE PROVIDED |
| | BETWEEN EACH CONNECTION TO THE WATER MAIN AND THE |
| | PUMPS. EACH CONNECTION AND THE SUPPLY PIPING BETWEEN |
| | THE CONNECTION AND THE PUMPS SHALL BE SIZED TO SUPPLY |
| | THE FLOW AND PRESSURE REQUIRED FOR THE PUMPS TO |
| | OPERATE. |
| | -IS THIS ACCOUNTED FOR ON CIVIL AND PLUMBING PLANS? |
| | PLEASE STATE WHICH SHEETS. |
| | |
| | 39) 403.5.4 FBC[B] SMOKEPROOF ENCLOSURES. EVERY |
| | REQUIRED EXIT STAIRWAY SERVING FLOORS MORE THAN 75 FEET |
| | (22 860 MM) ABOVE THE LOWEST LEVEL OF FIRE DEPARTMENT |
| | VEHICLE ACCESS SHALL BE A SMOKEPROOF ENCLOSURE IN |
| | ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONS 909.20 AND 1022.10. |
| | |
| | 40) 407.4.1 FBC[A] CAR DIMENSIONS. INSIDE DIMENSIONS OF |
| | ELEVATOR CARS AND CLEAR WIDTH OF ELEVATOR DOORS SHALL |
| | COMPLY WITH TABLE 407.4.1. |
| | -PLEASE ADD CAB DIMENSIONS ON PLANS. |
| | |
| | 41) 704.9 FBC[B] IMPACT PROTECTION. WHERE THE FIRE |
| | PROTECTIVE COVERING OF A STRUCTURAL MEMBER IS SUBJECT |
| | TO IMPACT DAMAGE FROM MOVING VEHICLES, THE HANDLING OF |
| | MERCHANDISE OR OTHER ACTIVITY, THE FIRE PROTECTIVE |
| | COVERING SHALL BE PROTECTED BY CORNER GUARDS OR BY A |
| | SUBSTANTIAL JACKET OF METAL OR OTHER NONCOMBUSTIBLE |
| | MATERIAL TO A HEIGHT ADEQUATE TO PROVIDE FULL |
| | PROTECTION, BUT NOT LESS THAN 5 FEET FROM THE FINISHED |
| | FLOOR. EXCEPTION: CORNER PROTECTION IS NOT REQUIRED ON |
| | CONCRETE COLUMNS IN OPEN OR ENCLOSED PARKING GARAGES. |
| | -VERIFY IF COLUMNS IN PARKING GARAGE ARE SUBJECT TO |
| | 704.9 IMPACT PROTECTION. |
| | |
| | 42) 803.1 GENERAL. PROVIDE INTERIOR FINISH SCHEDULES. |
| | A. SUPPLY MORE DEVELOPED PLANS TO SHOW BUILT INS AND |
| | FURNITURE LAYOUTS. |
| | B. ADD FURNITURE PLAN TO ROOMS TO VERIFY ADA AND |
| | EGRESS COMPLIANCE. |
| | |
| | 43) 806.1 FBC[B] GENERAL REQUIREMENTS. IN OCCUPANCIES |
| | IN GROUPS A, E, I AND R-1 AND DORMITORIES IN GROUP R-2, |
| | CURTAINS, DRAPERIES, HANGINGS AND OTHER DECORATIVE |
| | MATERIALS SUSPENDED FROM WALLS OR CEILINGS SHALL MEET |
| | THE FLAME PROPAGATION PERFORMANCE CRITERIA OF NFPA 701 |
| | IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 806.2 OR BE NONCOMBUSTIBLE. |
| | -ADD TO DEFERRED SUBMITTAL LIST IF APPLICABLE. |
| | |
| | 44) 909.3 FBC[B] SPECIAL INSPECTION AND TEST |
| | REQUIREMENTS. IN ADDITION TO THE ORDINARY INSPECTION |
| | AND TEST REQUIREMENTS WHICH BUILDINGS, STRUCTURES AND |
| | PARTS THEREOF ARE REQUIRED TO UNDERGO, SMOKE CONTROL |
| | SYSTEMS SUBJECT TO THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 909 SHALL |
| | UNDERGO SPECIAL INSPECTIONS AND TESTS SUFFICIENT TO |
| | VERIFY THE PROPER COMMISSIONING OF THE SMOKE CONTROL |
| | DESIGN IN ITS FINAL INSTALLED CONDITION. THE DESIGN |
| | SUBMISSION ACCOMPANYING THE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS |
| | SHALL CLEARLY DETAIL PROCEDURES AND METHODS TO BE USED |
| | AND THE ITEMS SUBJECT TO SUCH INSPECTIONS AND TESTS. |
| | SUCH COMMISSIONING SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH |
| | GENERALLY ACCEPTED ENGINEERING PRACTICE AND, WHERE |
| | POSSIBLE, BASED ON PUBLISHED STANDARDS FOR THE |
| | PARTICULAR TESTING INVOLVED. |
| | |
| | 45) 909.4 FBC[B] ANALYSIS. A RATIONAL ANALYSIS |
| | SUPPORTING THE TYPES OF SMOKE CONTROL SYSTEMS TO BE |
| | EMPLOYED, THEIR METHODS OF OPERATION, THE SYSTEMS |
| | SUPPORTING THEM AND THE METHODS OF CONSTRUCTION TO BE |
| | UTILIZED SHALL ACCOMPANY THE SUBMITTED CONSTRUCTION |
| | DOCUMENTS AND SHALL INCLUDE, BUT NOT BE LIMITED TO, THE |
| | ITEMS INDICATED IN SECTIONS 909.4.1 THROUGH 909.4.6. |
| | |
| | 46) 909.20.5 FBC[B] STAIR PRESSURIZATION ALTERNATIVE. |
| | WHERE THE BUILDING IS EQUIPPED THROUGHOUT WITH AN |
| | AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEM IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION |
| | 903.3.1.1, THE VESTIBULE IS NOT REQUIRED, PROVIDED THAT |
| | INTERIOR EXIT STAIRWAYS ARE PRESSURIZED TO A MINIMUM OF |
| | 0.10 INCHES OF WATER (25 PA) AND A MAXIMUM OF 0.35 |
| | INCHES OF WATER (87 PA) IN THE SHAFT RELATIVE TO THE |
| | BUILDING MEASURED WITH ALL STAIRWAY DOORS CLOSED UNDER |
| | MAXIMUM ANTICIPATED CONDITIONS OF STACK EFFECT AND WIND |
| | EFFECT. |
| | -PLEASE PROVIDE RATIONAL ANALYSIS FOR ALL SMOKE |
| | CONTROL SYSTEMS STATING HOW HOISTWAYS AND STAIRWAYS |
| | WILL MEET THE CODE REQUIREMENTS. |
| | |
| | 47) 1006.2.1 FBC TABLE[B] MAXIMUM COMMON PATH OF EGRESS |
| | TRAVEL DISTANCE. |
| | -ADD ROWS TO SHEET ALS1.100 TABLE A7.6 TO SHOW DATA |
| | FOR R OCCUPANCIES. |
| | |
| | 48) 1006.2.1 FBC TABLE[B] HOW MANY EXITS ARE PROVIDED |
| | ON RESIDENTIAL (R-2) FLOORS? LIFE SAFETY SHEETS APPEAR |
| | TO USE ONE EXIT WITH ELEVATOR LOBBY CONNECTING TWO |
| | SIDES. |
| | -ADJUST LIFE SAFETY TO STATE HOW MANY EXITS ARE |
| | REQUIRED, HOW MANY PROVIDED AND MARK EXIT SIGNS AND |
| | EGRESS PATHS FOR THE REQUIRED NUMBER OF EXITS. |
| | |
| | 49) 1006.1 ILLUMINATION REQUIRED. THE MEANS OF EGRESS, |
| | INCLUDING THE EXIT DISCHARGE, SHALL BE ILLUMINATED AT |
| | ALL TIMES THE BUILDING SPACE SERVED BY THE MEANS OF |
| | EGRESS IS OCCUPIED. |
| | -SEE 1006.1 FOR EXCEPTIONS |
| | |
| | 50) 1006.3 EMERGENCY POWER FOR ILLUMINATION. THE POWER |
| | SUPPLY FOR MEANS OF EGRESS ILLUMINATION SHALL NORMALLY |
| | BE PROVIDED BY THE PREMISES? ELECTRICAL SUPPLY. IN THE |
| | EVENT OF POWER SUPPLY FAILURE, AN EMERGENCY ELECTRICAL |
| | SYSTEM SHALL AUTOMATICALLY ILLUMINATE ALL OF THE |
| | FOLLOWING AREAS: (SEE 1006.3 FOR AREAS) |
| | -PLEASE PROVIDE ELECTRICAL SHEET NUMBERS THAT SHOW THE |
| | INFORMATION TO MEET 1006.1 AND 1006.3 |
| | |
| | 51) 1010.1.2.1 FBC[B] DIRECTION OF SWING. PIVOT OR |
| | SIDE-HINGED SWINGING DOORS SHALL SWING IN THE DIRECTION |
| | OF EGRESS TRAVEL WHERE SERVING A ROOM OR AREA |
| | CONTAINING AN OCCUPANT LOAD OF 50 OR MORE PERSONS OR A |
| | GROUP H OCCUPANCY. |
| | A. SHEET A1.201 THE DOOR LEADING OUT OF STAIR 3 |
| | BETWEEN 267 AND 262. IS THIS DOOR SUPPOSE TO SWING IN. |
| | PLEASE VERIFY THE DIRECTION OF EGRESS AND IT ALSO NEEDS |
| | A DOOR NUMBER. |
| | B. SHEET A1.202 THE DOOR LEADING OUT OF STAIR 4 |
| | LABELED 267 . IS THIS DOOR SUPPOSE TO SWING IN. PLEASE |
| | VERIFY THE DIRECTION OF EGRESS AND IS IT SUPPOSED TO |
| | HAVE THE SAME DOOR NUMBER AS A DOOR IN STAIR 3? |
| | C. SHEET A1.204 THE DOOR LEADING OUT OF STAIR 2 |
| | LABELED 262 SWINGS OUT INTO CORRIDOR 01-40. THEN EGRESS |
| | CONTINUES OUT TO DOOR 291 WHICH IN TURN SWINGS IN. |
| | PLEASE REVIEW DIRECTION OF EGRESS. ALSO, DOORS IN A |
| | SERIES WOULD NEED 48 INCHES BETWEEN THEM FROM OPEN |
| | POSITION (FBC ACCESSIBILITY 404.2.6) |
| | |
| | 52) 1013.2 FBC[B] FLOOR-LEVEL EXIT SIGNS IN GROUP R-1. |
| | WHERE EXIT SIGNS ARE REQUIRED IN GROUP R-1 OCCUPANCIES |
| | BY SECTION 1013.1, ADDITIONAL LOW-LEVEL EXIT SIGNS |
| | SHALL BE PROVIDED IN ALL AREAS SERVING GUEST ROOMS IN |
| | GROUP R-1 OCCUPANCIES AND SHALL COMPLY WITH SECTION |
| | 1013.5. |
| | -ADD FLOOR-LEVEL SIGNS TO LIFE SAFTEY PLANS FOR HOTEL |
| | FLOORS WITH R-1 UNITS (LEVELS 9-16) |
| | |
| | 53) 1014.6 FBC[B] HANDRAIL EXTENSIONS. HANDRAILS SHALL |
| | RETURN TO A WALL, GUARD OR THE WALKING SURFACE OR SHALL |
| | BE CONTINUOUS TO THE HANDRAIL OF AN ADJACENT FLIGHT OF |
| | STAIRS OR RAMP RUN. WHERE HANDRAILS ARE NOT CONTINUOUS |
| | BETWEEN FLIGHTS, THE HANDRAILS SHALL EXTEND |
| | HORIZONTALLY NOT LESS THAN 12 INCHES BEYOND THE TOP |
| | RISER AND CONTINUE TO SLOPE FOR THE DEPTH OF ONE TREAD |
| | BEYOND THE BOTTOM RISER. AT RAMPS WHERE HANDRAILS ARE |
| | NOT CONTINUOUS BETWEEN RUNS, THE HANDRAILS SHALL EXTEND |
| | HORIZONTALLY ABOVE THE LANDING 12 INCHES MINIMUM BEYOND |
| | THE TOP AND BOTTOM OF RAMP RUNS. THE EXTENSIONS OF |
| | HANDRAILS SHALL BE IN THE SAME DIRECTION OF THE FLIGHTS |
| | OF STAIRS AT STAIRWAYS AND THE RAMP RUNS AT RAMPS. |
| | -DETAIL 1/A5.121 AND 1/A5.122 SHOW HOW RAILING |
| | EXTENSIONS WORK. ALL STAIR SECTIONSA5.101 TO A5.118 |
| | SHOW 12 INCH HORIZONTAL PROJECTION FROM FIRST TREAD |
| | HEIGHT. PLEASE HAVE DETAIL AND SECTION MATCH SO WE CAN |
| | SEE HOW THIS AFFECTS WHERE BOTTOM HANDRAILS MEET DOOR |
| | FRAMES. |
| | |
| | 54) 1015.6 DAY CARE MEANS OF EGRESS. DAY CARE |
| | FACILITIES, ROOMS OR SPACES WHERE CARE IS PROVIDED FOR |
| | MORE THAN 10 CHILDREN THAT ARE 2 1/2 YEARS OF AGE OR |
| | LESS, SHALL HAVE ACCESS TO NOT LESS THAN TWO EXITS OR |
| | EXIT ACCESS DOORWAYS. |
| | -DAYCARE 2 EXITS NEEDED? PLEASE STATE THE AGE AND |
| | AMOUNT OF CHILDREN ANTICIPATED AT THE DAYCARE. |
| | |
| | 55) 1022.5 PENETRATIONS. PENETRATIONS INTO AND OPENINGS |
| | THROUGH INTERIOR EXIT STAIRWAYS AND RAMPS ARE |
| | PROHIBITED EXCEPT FOR REQUIRED EXIT DOORS, EQUIPMENT |
| | AND DUCTWORK NECESSARY FOR INDEPENDENT VENTILATION OR |
| | PRESSURIZATION, SPRINKLER PIPING, STANDPIPES, |
| | ELECTRICAL RACEWAY FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT COMMUNICATION |
| | SYSTEMS AND ELECTRICAL RACEWAY SERVING THE INTERIOR |
| | EXIT STAIRWAY AND RAMP AND TERMINATING AT A STEEL BOX |
| | NOT EXCEEDING 16 SQUARE INCHES (0.010 M2). SUCH |
| | PENETRATIONS SHALL BE PROTECTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH |
| | SECTION 714. THERE SHALL BE NO PENETRATIONS OR |
| | COMMUNICATING OPENINGS, WHETHER PROTECTED OR NOT, |
| | BETWEEN ADJACENT INTERIOR EXIT STAIRWAYS AND RAMPS. |
| | -HVAC COMMON FEEDING STAIRS FROM MAIN (SEE STAIRS AT |
| | VAV-2)-INDEPENDENT SYSTEMS TO FEED STAIRWAYS? PLEASE |
| | REVIEW PENETRATIONS INTO INTERIOR STAIRWAYS AND PROVIDE |
| | INDEPENDENT SYSTEMS AS REQUIRED IN 1022.5. |
| | |
| | 56) 1022.8 FBC[B] DISCHARGE IDENTIFICATION. AN INTERIOR |
| | EXIT STAIRWAY AND RAMP SHALL NOT CONTINUE BELOW ITS |
| | LEVEL OF EXIT DISCHARGE UNLESS AN APPROVED BARRIER IS |
| | PROVIDED AT THE LEVEL OF EXIT DISCHARGE TO PREVENT |
| | PERSONS FROM UNINTENTIONALLY CONTINUING INTO LEVELS |
| | BELOW. DIRECTIONAL EXIT SIGNS SHALL BE PROVIDED AS |
| | SPECIFIED IN SECTION 1011. |
| | A. IF STAIRWAY 4 AT 2 ND LEVEL TRANSFERS TO STAIRWAY |
| | 11 THAN 1022.8 APPLIES. |
| | B. REVIEW EGRESS PATH TO STAIR 11. DOUBLE DOORS |
| | SWINGING INTO PATH AND WIDTH OF 90 DEGREE TURN. |
| | |
| | 57) 1022.9 FBC[B] SIGNAGE. GENERAL COMMENT. |
| | A. 1022.9 FBC[B] STAIRWAY IDENTIFICATION SIGNS. |
| | B. 1022.9.1 FBC[B] SIGNAGE REQUIREMENTS. |
| | |
| | 58) 1022.10.2 FBC[B] ENCLOSURE ACCESS. ACCESS TO THE |
| | STAIRWAY WITHIN A SMOKEPROOF ENCLOSURE SHALL BE BY WAY |
| | OF A VESTIBULE OR AN OPEN EXTERIOR BALCONY. |
| | EXCEPTION: FBC[B] ACCESS IS NOT REQUIRED BY WAY OF A |
| | VESTIBULE OR EXTERIOR BALCONY FOR STAIRWAYS USING THE |
| | PRESSURIZATION ALTERNATIVE COMPLYING WITH SECTION |
| | 909.20.5. |
| | |
| | 59) 1022.10 FBC[B] SMOKEPROOF ENCLOSURES AND |
| | PRESSURIZED STAIRWAYS AND RAMPS. WHERE REQUIRED BY |
| | SECTION 403.5.4 OR 405.7.2, INTERIOR EXIT STAIRWAYS AND |
| | RAMPS SHALL BE SMOKEPROOF ENCLOSURES OR PRESSURIZED |
| | STAIRWAYS OR RAMPS IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 909.20. |
| | 1022.10.1 FBC[B] TERMINATION AND EXTENSION. A |
| | SMOKEPROOF ENCLOSURE OR PRESSURIZED STAIRWAY SHALL |
| | TERMINATE AT AN EXIT DISCHARGE OR A PUBLIC WAY. THE |
| | SMOKEPROOF ENCLOSURE OR PRESSURIZED STAIRWAY SHALL BE |
| | PERMITTED TO BE EXTENDED BY AN EXIT PASSAGEWAY IN |
| | ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 1022.3. THE EXIT PASSAGEWAY |
| | SHALL BE WITHOUT OPENINGS OTHER THAN THE FIRE DOOR |
| | ASSEMBLY REQUIRED BY SECTION 1022.3.1 AND THOSE |
| | NECESSARY FOR EGRESS FROM THE EXIT PASSAGEWAY. THE EXIT |
| | PASSAGEWAY SHALL BE SEPARATED FROM THE REMAINDER OF THE |
| | BUILDING BY 2-HOUR FIRE BARRIERS CONSTRUCTED IN |
| | ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 707 OR HORIZONTAL ASSEMBLIES |
| | CONSTRUCTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 711, OR BOTH. |
| | -SEE 1022.10.1 FOR EXCEPTIONS |
| | |
| | 60) 1024.1 FBC[B] GENERAL. APPROVED LUMINOUS EGRESS |
| | PATH MARKINGS DELINEATING THE EXIT PATH SHALL BE |
| | PROVIDED IN HIGH-RISE BUILDINGS OF GROUP A, B, E, I, M, |
| | AND R-1 OCCUPANCIES IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONS 1024.1 |
| | THROUGH 1024.5. |
| | EXCEPTION: LUMINOUS EGRESS PATH MARKINGS SHALL NOT BE |
| | REQUIRED ON THE LEVEL OF EXIT DISCHARGE IN LOBBIES THAT |
| | SERVE AS PART OF THE EXIT PATH IN ACCORDANCE WITH |
| | SECTION 1027.1, EXCEPTION 1 |
| | |
| | 61) 1024.2 FBC[B] MARKINGS WITHIN EXIT COMPONENTS. |
| | EGRESS PATH MARKINGS SHALL BE PROVIDED IN INTERIOR EXIT |
| | STAIRWAYS, INTERIOR EXIT RAMPS AND EXIT PASSAGEWAYS, IN |
| | ACCORDANCE WITH SECTIONS 1024.2.1 THROUGH 1024.2.6. |
| | -ADD DETAILS TO SHOW COMPLIANCE WITH 1024.2.1 THROUGH |
| | 1024.2.6 |
| | |
| | 62) 1207 FBC[B] PROVIDE FLOORING SUBMITTAL FOR SOUND |
| | CONTROL, OR ADD TO THE DEFERRED SUBMITTAL LIST. |
| | -PLEASE ADVISE, WHAT FLOORING AND UNDERLAYMENT ARE |
| | PROPOSED? PLEASE ADVISE VIA EMAIL. IF THE UNDERLAYMENT |
| | PRODUCT PROPOSED IS NOT ONE FOR WHICH WE HAVE TEST |
| | REPORTS ON FILE, THE FOLLOWING REPORTS ARE REQUIRED: |
| | 1207.2 FBC[B] AIR-BORNE SOUND. WALLS, PARTITIONS AND |
| | FLOOR/CEILING ASSEMBLIES SEPARATING DWELLING UNITS FROM |
| | EACH OTHER OR FROM PUBLIC OR SERVICE AREAS SHALL HAVE A |
| | SOUND TRANSMISSION CLASS (STC) OF NOT LESS THAN 50 (45 |
| | IF FIELD TESTED) FOR AIR-BORNE NOISE WHEN TESTED IN |
| | ACCORDANCE WITH ASTM E 90. PENETRATIONS OR OPENINGS IN |
| | CONSTRUCTION ASSEMBLIES FOR PIPING; ELECTRICAL DEVICES; |
| | RECESSED CABINETS; BATHTUBS; SOFFITS; OR HEATING, |
| | VENTILATING OR EXHAUST DUCTS SHALL BE SEALED, LINED, |
| | INSULATED OR OTHERWISE TREATED TO MAINTAIN THE REQUIRED |
| | RATINGS. THIS REQUIREMENT SHALL NOT APPLY TO DWELLING |
| | UNIT ENTRANCE DOORS; HOWEVER, SUCH DOORS SHALL BE TIGHT |
| | FITTING TO THE FRAME AND SILL. |
| | 1207.3 FBC[B] STRUCTURE-BORNE SOUND. FLOOR/CEILING |
| | ASSEMBLIES BETWEEN DWELLING UNITS OR BETWEEN A DWELLING |
| | UNIT AND A PUBLIC OR SERVICE AREA WITHIN THE STRUCTURE |
| | SHALL HAVE AN IMPACT INSULATION CLASS (IIC) RATING OF |
| | NOT LESS THAN 50 (45 IF FIELD TESTED) WHEN TESTED IN |
| | ACCORDANCE WITH ASTM E 492. |
| | FBC 603.1, ALLOWABLE MATERIALS IN NON COMBUSTIBLE |
| | BUILDINGS, SEE ITEM 2, EXCEPTION 2, ACOUSTICAL |
| | INSULATION INSTALLED BETWEEN A FINISHED FLOOR AND SOLID |
| | DECKING WITHOUT INTERVENING AIRSPACE SHALL BE ALLOWED |
| | TO HAVE A FLAME SPREAD INDEX OF NOT MORE THAN 200. SEE |
| | 803.1.1, PROVIDE TEST DATA IN ACCORDANCE WITH ASTM E 84 |
| | OR UL 723. |
| | -MANUFACTURER SPEC SHEETS ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE DUE TO |
| | DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN SPEC SHEETS/BROCHURES AND TEST |
| | REPORTS FOR SOME MANUFACTURERS (NOT NECESSARILY THE |
| | MANUFACTURER SELECTED; THIS IS A GENERAL COMMENT) |
| | |
| | 63) 1012.9 FBC[B] INTERMEDIATE HANDRAILS. STAIRWAYS |
| | SHALL HAVE INTERMEDIATE HANDRAILS LOCATED IN SUCH A |
| | MANNER THAT ALL PORTIONS OF THE STAIRWAY MINIMUM WIDTH |
| | OR REQUIRED CAPACITY ARE WITHIN 30 INCHES (762 MM) OF A |
| | HANDRAIL. ON MONUMENTAL STAIRS, HANDRAILS SHALL BE |
| | LOCATED ALONG THE MOST DIRECT PATH OF EGRESS TRAVEL. |
| | -CHECK COMPLIANCE WITH 1012.9 AT BALLROOM STEPS. |
| | |
| | 64) 1210.2 FBC[B] FINISH MATERIALS. WALLS, FLOORS AND |
| | PARTITIONS IN TOILET AND BATHROOMS SHALL COMPLY WITH |
| | SECTIONS 1210.2.1 THROUGH 1210.2.4. |
| | |
| | 65) 1210.2.1 FBC[B] FLOORS AND WALL BASES. IN OTHER |
| | THAN DWELLING UNITS, TOILET, BATHING AND SHOWER ROOM |
| | FLOOR FINISH MATERIALS SHALL HAVE A SMOOTH, HARD, |
| | NONABSORBENT SURFACE. THE INTERSECTIONS OF SUCH FLOORS |
| | WITH WALLS SHALL HAVE A SMOOTH, HARD, NONABSORBENT |
| | VERTICAL BASE THAT EXTENDS UPWARD ONTO THE WALLS NOT |
| | LESS THAN 4 INCHES (102 MM). |
| | |
| | 66) 1210.2.2 FBC[B] WALLS AND PARTITIONS. WALLS AND |
| | PARTITIONS WITHIN 2 FEET (610 MM) OF SERVICE SINKS, |
| | URINALS AND WATER CLOSETS SHALL HAVE A SMOOTH, HARD, |
| | NONABSORBENT SURFACE, TO A HEIGHT OF NOT LESS THAN 4 |
| | FEET (1219 MM) ABOVE THE FLOOR, AND EXCEPT FOR |
| | STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS, THE MATERIALS USED IN SUCH WALLS |
| | SHALL BE OF A TYPE THAT IS NOT ADVERSELY AFFECTED BY |
| | MOISTURE. EXCEPTION: THIS SECTION DOES NOT APPLY TO THE |
| | FOLLOWING BUILDINGS AND SPACES: SEE 1210.2.2 FOR |
| | EXCEPTIONS. |
| | |
| | 67) 3006.3 FBC[B] HOISTWAY OPENING PROTECTION. WHERE |
| | SECTION 3006.2 REQUIRES PROTECTION OF THE ELEVATOR |
| | HOISTWAY DOOR OPENING, THE PROTECTION SHALL BE PROVIDED |
| | BY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING: |
| | -(SEE OPTIONS 1-4 FROM FBC 3007.6.4) HOW IS PROTECTION |
| | PROVIDED FOR ELEVATORS 8, 9 AND 10? ALSO, P-15, P-16, |
| | P-06 AND P-07 |
| | |
| | 68) 3001 FBC[B] PROVIDE DETAILS OF FREIGHT ELEVATOR. |
| | A. TYPE OF ELEVATOR AND REFERRENCED STANDARDS. |
| | B. HOW IS MACHINE ROOM ACCESSED? |
| | |
| | 69) 3006.3 FBC[B] PRESSURIZATION. THE ELEVATOR MACHINE |
| | ROOM, CONTROL ROOMS OR CONTROL SPACE WITH OPENINGS INTO |
| | A PRESSURIZED ELEVATOR HOISTWAY SHALL BE PRESSURIZED |
| | UPON ACTIVATION OF A HEAT OR SMOKE DETECTOR LOCATED IN |
| | THE ELEVATOR MACHINE ROOM, CONTROL ROOM OR CONTROL |
| | SPACE. |
| | -PROVIDE PRESSURIZATION ANALYSIS. |
| | |
| | 70) 3005.1 FBC[B] ACCESS. AN APPROVED MEANS OF ACCESS |
| | SHALL BE PROVIDED TO ELEVATOR MACHINE ROOMS, CONTROL |
| | ROOMS, CONTROL SPACES AND MACHINERY SPACES. |
| | -HOW ARE MACHINE ROOMS ACCESSED FOR P-06, P-07, P-16, |
| | P-17 AND FREIGHT ELEVATORS? |
| | |
| | 71) 3005.3 FBC[B] PRESSURIZATION. THE ELEVATOR MACHINE |
| | ROOM, CONTROL ROOMS OR CONTROL SPACE WITH OPENINGS INTO |
| | A PRESSURIZED ELEVATOR HOISTWAY SHALL BE PRESSURIZED |
| | UPON ACTIVATION OF A HEAT OR SMOKE DETECTOR LOCATED IN |
| | THE ELEVATOR MACHINE ROOM, CONTROL ROOM OR CONTROL |
| | SPACE. |
| | |
| | 72) 3006 FBC[B] GENERAL COMMENT. THIS COMMENT APPLIES |
| | TO ALL OTHER ELEVATOR DRAWINGS. AT THIS STAGE THEY MAY |
| | LACK COMPLETION, SO FURTHER REVIEW WILL BE REQUIRED |
| | UPON RESUBMITTAL. |
| | -ELEVATORS P-06 AND 07. HOW DO YOU ACCESS MACHINE |
| | ROOMS? |
| | |
| | 73) 3306.1 FBC[B] PROTECTION REQUIRED. PEDESTRIANS |
| | SHALL BE PROTECTED DURING CONSTRUCTION, REMODELING AND |
| | DEMOLITION ACTIVITIES AS REQUIRED BY THIS CHAPTER AND |
| | TABLE 3306.1. SIGNS SHALL BE PROVIDED TO DIRECT |
| | PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC. |
| | -AS THE BUILDING CONSTRUCTION INCREASES THE SIDEWALK |
| | PROTECTION WILL NEED TO MEET REQUIREMENTS BELOW. |
| | -SEE 3306.1 TO 3306.9 FOR REQUIREMENTS TO PROVIDE |
| | WALKWAYS, BARRIERS AND COVERED WALKWAYS. |
| | |
| | 74) 3007.7.4 FBC[B] LOBBY SIZE. EACH ENCLOSED FIRE |
| | SERVICE ACCESS ELEVATOR LOBBY SHALL BE NOT LESS THAN |
| | 150 SQUARE FEET (14 M2) IN AN AREA WITH A MINIMUM |
| | DIMENSION OF 8 FEET (2440 MM). |
| | -ALS1.114 FIRE LOBBY ON FLOORS 12-30 IS UNDERSIZED. |
| | CORRIDOR 01-40 ON ALS1.101. GROUND LEVEL FIRE SERVICE |
| | AND FREIGHT ARE SHOWING ELEVATOR LOBBIES. THIS ARE NOT |
| | REQUIRED AT EXIT LEVEL AND THE FIRE SERVICE WOULD NOT |
| | PROVIDE 150 SQ. FT. PLEASE REVIEW THIS AND COORDINATE |
| | IF FREIGHT IS PRESSURIZED, OR IF LOBBY REQUIRED AT |
| | LEVEL 7. |
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| | 75) 3007.7.1 ACCESS. DOOR CONFIGURATION TWO 90 SWINGING |
| | INTO EXIT STAIR FROM FIRE SERVICE LOBBY. |
| | -EXIT DOOR FROM FIRE LOBBY WOULD BLOCK EXIT DOOR FROM |
| | CORRIDOR. PLEASE REVIEW CONFIGURATION AND POSSIBLE. CAN |
| | SWING FROM FIRE LOBBY BE CHANGED BASED ON 1010.1.2.1 |
| | FBC[B] DIRECTION OF SWING? |
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| | 76) 3007.7.4 FBC[B] LOBBY SIZE. REGARDLESS OF THE |
| | NUMBER OF FIRE SERVICE ACCESS ELEVATORS SERVED BY THE |
| | SAME ELEVATOR LOBBY, THE ENCLOSED FIRE SERVICE ACCESS |
| | ELEVATOR LOBBY SHALL BE NOT LESS THAN 150 SQUARE FEET |
| | (14 M2) IN AN AREA WITH A DIMENSION OF NOT LESS THAN 8 |
| | FEET (2440 MM). |
| | A. FIRE LOBBIES THAT SERVE RESIDENTIAL FIRE SERVICE |
| | ACCESS ELEVATORS DO NOT MEET THE MINIMUM SIZE REQUIRED |
| | IN 3007.7.4. PLEASE REVIEW AND ADJUST ACCORDINGLY. |
| | B. FIRE LOBBY S1 AT EXIT LEVEL IS UNDER SIZED AND FIRE |
| | LOBBY ISN'T REQUIRED ON EXIT LEVEL. PLEASE REVIEW AND |
| | ADJUST. |
| | PLEASE REVIEW TO MEET 3007.7.4 |
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| | 77) 3006.2 FBC[B] HOISTWAY OPENING PROTECTION REQUIRED |
| | . PROTECTION OF ELEVATOR HOISTWAY DOOR OPENINGS IS NOT |
| | REQUIRED AT THE LEVEL(S) OF EXIT DISCHARGE, PROVIDED |
| | THE LEVEL(S) OF EXIT DISCHARGE IS EQUIPPED WITH AN |
| | AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEM IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION |
| | 903.3.1.1. |
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| | 78) 3007.6.2 LOBBY ENCLOSURE. THE FIRE SERVICE ACCESS |
| | ELEVATOR LOBBY SHALL BE ENCLOSED WITH A SMOKE BARRIER |
| | HAVING A FIRE-RESISTANCE RATING OF NOT LESS THAN 1 |
| | HOUR, EXCEPT THAT LOBBY DOORWAYS SHALL COMPLY WITH |
| | SECTION 3007.6.3. EXCEPTION: ENCLOSED FIRE SERVICE |
| | ACCESS ELEVATOR LOBBIES ARE NOT REQUIRED AT THE LEVELS |
| | OF EXIT DISCHARGE. |
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| | NOTES: |
| | |
| | -PLEASE PROVIDE COMMENT RESPONSE SHEET TO EXPLAIN HOW |
| | EACH COMMENT IS BEING ADDRESSED. |
| | |
| | -COMMENTS ARE A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF CODE SECTIONS. |
| | FURTHER REVIEW OF THE REFERENCED CODE SECTIONS WILL BE |
| | REQUIRED. |
| | |
| | -ADDITIONAL COMMENTS MAY BE FORTHCOMING PENDING REVIEW |
| | OF MATERIALS REQUESTED. |
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| | PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME AT 561-805-6718 (M-F |
| | 8-5) TO DISCUSS COMMENTS, OR E-MAIL ANYTIME |
| | [email protected] |
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