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Plan Review Notes For Permit 19101624
Permit Number 19101624
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Sequence Number 1
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2019-11-27 11:51:31THIS PLAN WAS REVIEWED AND FAILED BY PETER LEDUC, FIRE
 MARSHAL, WITH THE FOLLOWING COMMENTS:
  
  
 1) SHEET 2 1.2 - THERE IS AN INDICATION THAT THE
 PROPOSED WILL HAVE FIRE SPRINKLERS.
  
 THERE ARE NO FIRE SPRINKLER DOCUMENTS ATTACHED.
  
 PER FLORIDA STATUTUE FIRE SPRINKLER DOCUMENTS ARE
 REQUIRED TO BE SUBMITTED WITH THIS MASTER PERMIT. SHOP
 DRAWINGS WILL BE BASED ON THE EOR AND SUBMITTED FROM
 THIS SUBMITTAL.
  
 PER FLORIDA ADMINISTRATIVE CODE SECTION 61G15-32.004,
 FIRE PROTECTION ENGINEERING DOCUMENTS SHALL INCLUDE THE
 POINT OF SERVICE FOR THE WATER SUPPLY, A LIST OF
 APPLICABLE NFPA STANDARDS APPLICABLE TO THE PROJECT,
 CLASSIFICATION OF HAZARD OCCUPANCY FOR EACH ROOM OR
 AREA, SUPPRESSION SYSTEM TYPE, DESIGN DENSITIES, WATER
 SUPPLY DATA (FIRE PUMP DATA, HYDRANT FLOW TEST DATA)
 AND ANY PERFORMANCE BASED INFORMATION SUCH AS
 PRE-ENGINEERED SYSTEMS.
  
 61G15-30.003 MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR ENGINEERING
 DOCUMENTS.
 (1) ENGINEERING DOCUMENTS ARE PREPARED IN THE COURSE OF
 PERFORMING ENGINEERING SERVICES. WHEN PREPARED FOR
 INCLUSION WITH AN APPLICATION FOR A GENERAL BUILDING
 PERMIT, THE DOCUMENTS SHALL MEET ALL ENGINEER?S
 RESPONSIBILITY RULES, SET FORTH IN CHAPTERS 61G15-31,
 61G15-32, 61G15-33, AND 61G15-34, F.A.C., AND BE OF
 SUFFICIENT CLARITY TO INDICATE THE LOCATION, NATURE AND
 EXTENT OF THE WORK PROPOSED AND SHOW IN DETAIL THAT IT
 WILL CONFORM TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE FLORIDA BUILDING
 CODE, ADOPTED IN SECTION 553.73, F.S., AND APPLICABLE
 LAWS, ORDINANCES, RULES AND REGULATIONS, AS DETERMINED
 BY THE AHJ. THE DOCUMENTS SHALL INCLUDE:
 (A) INFORMATION THAT PROVIDES MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS
 REQUIRED FOR THE SAFE OPERATION OF THE SYSTEM THAT IS A
 RESULT OF ENGINEERING CALCULATIONS, KNOWLEDGE AND
 EXPERIENCE.
 (B) LIST FEDERAL, STATE, MUNICIPAL, AND COUNTY
 STANDARDS, CODES, ORDINANCES, LAWS, AND RULES, WITH
 THEIR EFFECTIVE DATES, THAT THE ENGINEERING DOCUMENTS
 ARE INTENDED TO CONFORM TO.
 (C) INFORMATION, AS DETERMINED BY THE ENGINEER OF
 RECORD, NEEDED FOR THE SAFE AND EFFICIENT OPERATION OF
 THE SYSTEM.
 (D) LIST ENGINEERING DESIGN CRITERIA; REFERENCE PROJECT
 SPECIFIC STUDIES, REPORTS, AND DELEGATED ENGINEERING
 DOCUMENTS.
 (E) IDENTIFY CLEARLY ELEMENTS OF THE DESIGN THAT VARY
 FROM THE GOVERNING STANDARDS AND DEPICT/IDENTIFY THE
 ALTERNATE METHOD USED TO ENSURE COMPLIANCE WITH THE
 STATED PURPOSE OF THESE RESPONSIBILITY RULES.
 (2) ENGINEERS SHALL LEGIBLY INDICATE THEIR NAME AND
 BUSINESS ADDRESS, ON ENGINEERING DOCUMENTS. ENGINEERING
 DOCUMENTS WHICH ARE ISSUED FOR PRELIMINARY OR
 CONCEPTUAL USE, SHALL CLEARLY NOTE THE INTENDED PURPOSE
 OF SUCH DOCUMENTS.
 (3) WHEN ELEMENTS OF THE PROJECT ARE SHOWN ON AN
 ENGINEERING DOCUMENT ONLY FOR INFORMATION OR
 CLARIFICATION AND THE ENGINEER DOES NOT INTEND TO
 ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ELEMENTS, THE ENGINEER
 SHALL CLEARLY NOTE ON THE DOCUMENTS THE EXTENT OF HIS
 RESPONSIBILITY.
 (4) ENGINEERING DRAWINGS SHALL BE LEGIBLE AND CLEARLY
 DEFINE AND DELINEATE THE WORK IN THE PROJECT. THEY MUST
 ALSO COMPLY WITH CHAPTER 61G15-23, F.A.C., SEALS.
 (5) ENGINEERS SHALL CLEARLY NOTE ON ANY PRELIMINARY
 ENGINEERING DOCUMENTS THAT SUCH DOCUMENTS ARE NOT IN
 FINAL FORM, BUT ARE BEING TRANSMITTED TO THE PUBLIC
 AGENCY TO RECEIVE AGENCY REVIEWS, COMMENTS AND
 INTERPRETATIONS. THE DOCUMENTS MAY SUBSEQUENTLY BE
 REVISED BY THE ENGINEER TO REFLECT RESOLUTION OF ISSUES
 WITH THE PUBLIC AGENCY PRIOR TO FINAL ACTION BY THE
 AGENCY. CHANGES, REVISIONS AND MODIFICATIONS TO A
 PROJECT MAY PROMPT ADDITIONAL DOCUMENT SUBMITTAL FOR
 AGENCY APPROVAL ACTION ON THE SAME PROJECT.
 SPECIFIC AUTHORITY 471.033(2), 471.008 FS. LAW
 IMPLEMENTED 471.033(1)(G), 471.025(3) FS. HISTORY?NEW
 1-26-93, FORMERLY 21H-30.003, AMENDED 11-13-08.
  
  
 61G15-32.003 COMMON REQUIREMENTS TO ALL FIRE PROTECTION
 ENGINEERING
 DOCUMENTS.
 (1) THE FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM ENGINEERING DOCUMENTS
 SHALL PROVIDE THE ENGINEERING REQUIREMENTS TO BE USED
 IN THE PREPARATION OF THE FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM LAYOUT
 DOCUMENTS AND TO INDICATE THE NATURE AND SCOPE OF THE
 WORK, AND TO DESCRIBE, DETAIL, DIMENSION, LABEL AND
 DEFINE THE FIRE PROTECTION COMPONENTS, SYSTEM(S),
 MATERIALS, ASSEMBLIES, EQUIPMENT AND ITS STRUCTURAL AND
 UTILITY SUPPORT SYSTEM(S), INSOFAR AS THEY INVOLVE THE
 SAFEGUARDING OF LIFE, HEALTH OR PROPERTY.
 (2) THE FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM ENGINEERING DOCUMENTS
 SHALL SPECIFY THE APPLICABLE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE
 ACCEPTANCE TESTING OF THE FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM AND
 COMPONENTS, WHICH SHALL BE BASED UPON APPLICABLE CODES
 AND STANDARDS, WHERE AVAILABLE.
 (3) THE OCCUPANCY OF THE AREA OR DESCRIPTION OF A
 SPECIFIC HAZARD BEING PROTECTED BY THE FIRE PROTECTION
 SYSTEM(S) SHALL BE SHOWN ON THE FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM
 ENGINEERING DOCUMENTS.
 (4) THE APPLICABLE CODE AND STANDARD TO BE USED IN THE
 PREPARATION OF THE FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM LAYOUT
 DOCUMENTS SHALL BE SHOWN ON THE FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM
 ENGINEERING DOCUMENTS. WHEN CODES AND STANDARDS ARE NOT
 AVAILABLE OR APPLICABLE, AND SAID LAYOUT DOCUMENTS ARE
 TO BE BASED ON ENGINEERING JUDGMENT, ANY REASONS AND
 ASSUMPTIONS MADE TO DEVELOP THE FIRE PROTECTION CONCEPT
 SHALL BE IDENTIFIED ON THE FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM
 ENGINEERING DOCUMENTS.
 (5) STRUCTURAL SUPPORT AND STRUCTURAL OPENINGS REQUIRED
 BY THE FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM SHALL BE SHOWN ON THE
 FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM ENGINEERING DOCUMENTS AND SHALL
 BE REFERENCED ON STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING DOCUMENTS.
 (6) WHEN LAYOUT DOCUMENTS CONTAIN MATERIAL DEVIATION
 FROM THE ENGINEER OF RECORD'S FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM
 ENGINEERING DOCUMENT, SUCH LAYOUT DOCUMENTS ARE NOT
 COMPLIANT UNLESS THEY ARE ACCOMPANIED BY REVISED
 ENGINEERING DOCUMENTS MADE AND SEALED BY THE ENGINEER
 OF RECORD FOR THE FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM.
 (7) REQUIREMENTS FOR ACTIVATION CONTROL SYSTEMS,
 SEQUENCE, OPERATING PARAMETERS, INTERLOCKS, SAFETY
 RELATED DEVICES, INDICATORS AND ALARMS, SHALL BE SHOWN
 ON THE FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM ENGINEERING DOCUMENTS,
 UNLESS SHOWN ON OTHER RELATED DOCUMENTS.
 (8) ANY INFORMATION DEEMED APPROPRIATE BY THE ENGINEER
 OF RECORD TO ASSIST THE AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION
 IN UNDERSTANDING THE OWNER?S INTENDED USE AND PROPOSED
 PROTECTION OF THE BUILDING OR FACILITY AND TO PROVIDE
 SUFFICIENT DIRECTION TO THE INSTALLATION CONTRACTOR OR
 OTHER INTERESTED PARTIES REGARDING THE LAYOUT OF THE
 SYSTEM(S), SHALL BE INCLUDED IN THE FIRE PROTECTION
 SYSTEM ENGINEERING DOCUMENTS.
 SPECIFIC AUTHORITY 471.008, 471.033(2), FS
 LAW IMPLEMENTED 471.005(7), 471.033(2), FS
 HISTORY?NEW 5-19-93, FORMERLY 21H-32.003, AMENDED
 4-2-2000, 6-26-01
  
 61G15-32.004 DESIGN OF WATER BASED FIRE PROTECTION
 SYSTEMS.
 (1) WATER BASED FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS INCLUDE, BUT
 ARE NOT LIMITED TO, AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS OF WET,
 DRY, FINE WATER SPRAY (MIST), MANUAL, AND DELUGE VALVE
 CONTROLLED TYPES, PUMPING SYSTEMS, STANDPIPES, FIRE
 WATER MAINS AND DEDICATED FIRE PROTECTION WATER
 SOURCES.
 (2) TO ENSURE MINIMUM DESIGN QUALITY IN FIRE PROTECTION
 SYSTEM ENGINEERING DOCUMENTS, SAID DOCUMENTS SHALL
 INCLUDE AS A MINIMUM THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION WHEN
 APPLICABLE:
 (A) THE POINT OF SERVICE FOR THE FIRE PROTECTION WATER
 SUPPLY AS DEFINED BY 633.021(18) F.S.
 (B) APPLICABLE NFPA STANDARD TO BE APPLIED, OR IN THE
 CASE WHERE NO SUCH STANDARD EXISTS, THE ENGINEERING
 STUDY, JUDGMENTS, AND/OR PERFORMANCE BASED ANALYSIS AND
 CONCLUSIONS.
 (C) CLASSIFICATION OF HAZARD OCCUPANCY FOR EACH ROOM OR
 AREA.
 (D) DESIGN APPROACH, WHICH INCLUDES SYSTEM TYPE,
 DENSITIES, DEVICE TEMPERATURE RATING, AND SPACING FOR
 EACH SEPARATE 42 HAZARD OCCUPANCY.
 (E) CHARACTERISTICS OF WATER SUPPLY TO BE USED, SUCH AS
 MAIN SIZE AND LOCATION, WHETHER IT IS DEAD-END OR
 CIRCULATING; AND IF DEAD-END, THE DISTANCE TO THE
 NEAREST CIRCULATING MAIN, AS WELL AS ITS MINIMUM
 DURATION AND RELIABILITY FOR THE MOST HYDRAULICALLY
 DEMANDING DESIGN AREA.
 (F) WHEN PRIVATE OR PUBLIC WATER SUPPLIES ARE USED, THE
 FLOW TEST DATA, INCLUDING DATE AND TIME OF TEST, WHO
 CONDUCTED TEST OR SUPPLIED INFORMATION, TEST ELEVATION,
 STATIC GAUGE PRESSURE AT NO FLOW, FLOW RATE WITH
 RESIDUAL GAUGE PRESSURE, HYDRANT BUTT COEFFICIENT, AND
 LOCATION OF TEST IN RELATION TO THE HYDRAULIC POINT OF
 SERVICE.
 (G) VALVING AND ALARM REQUIREMENTS TO MINIMIZE
 POTENTIAL FOR IMPAIRMENTS AND UNRECOGNIZED FLOW OF
 WATER.
 (H) MICROBIAL INDUCED CORROSION (MIC). THE ENGINEER OF
 RECORD SHALL MAKE REASONABLE EFFORTS TO IDENTIFY WATER
 SUPPLIES THAT COULD LEAD TO MICROBIAL INDUCED CORROSION
 (MIC). SUCH EFFORTS MAY CONSIST OF DISCUSSIONS WITH THE
 LOCAL WATER PURVEYOR AND/OR FIRE OFFICIAL, FAMILIARITY
 WITH CONDITIONS IN THE LOCAL AREA, OR LABORATORY
 TESTING OF WATER SUPPLIES. WHEN CONDITIONS ARE FOUND
 THAT MAY RESULT IN MIC CONTAMINATION OF THE FIRE
 PROTECTION PIPING, THE ENGINEER SHALL DESIGN CORRECTIVE
 MEASURES.
 (I) BACKFLOW PREVENTION AND METERING SPECIFICATIONS AND
 DETAILS TO MEET LOCAL WATER PURVEYOR REQUIREMENTS
 INCLUDING MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE PRESSURE DROP.
 (J) QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS OF ALL YARD
 AND INTERIOR FIRE PROTECTION COMPONENTS.
 (3) CONTRACTOR SUBMITTALS WHICH DEVIATE FROM THE ABOVE
 MINIMUM DESIGN PARAMETERS SHALL BE CONSIDERED MATERIAL
 DEVIATIONS AND REQUIRE SUPPLEMENTAL ENGINEERING
 APPROVAL AND DOCUMENTATION.
 (4) IN THE EVENT THE ENGINEER OF RECORD PROVIDES MORE
 INFORMATION AND DIRECTION THAN IS ESTABLISHED ABOVE, HE
 OR SHE SHALL BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR THE TECHNICAL
 ACCURACY OF THE WORK IN ACCORDANCE WITH APPLICABLE
 CODES, STANDARDS, AND SOUND ENGINEERING PRINCIPLES.
 SPECIFIC AUTHORITY 471.008, 471.033(2), FS
 LAW IMPLEMENTED 471.005(7), 471.033(2), FS
 HISTORY?NEW 5-19-93, FORMERLY 21H-32.004, AMENDED
 4-2-2000, 6-26-01, 7-12-05
  
 PLEASE REVIEW AND SUBMIT EITHER PLAN SHEETS OR A
 WRITTEN NARRATIVE, BOTH SIGNED AND SEALED BY THE EOR
 FOR REVIEW.
  
  
 2) SHEET A 1.1 & A 8.1 - THERE ARE INDICATIONS ON THE
 DOOR SCHEDULE OF NO HARDWARE AND ONE OF THE # 1 WHICH
 SHOWS A LOCKSET.
  
 THE DOOR HARDWARE SHALL COMPLY WITH NFPA 101, CH 7,
 MEANS OF EGRESS, AND PER THE APPLICABLE OCCUPANCY
 CHAPTER.
  
 NFPA CH 12, NEW ASSEMBLY -
  
 12.2.2.2 DOORS.
 12.2.2.2.1 DOORS COMPLYING WITH 7.2.1 SHALL BE
 PERMITTED.
 12.2.2.2.2 ASSEMBLY OCCUPANCIES WITH OCCUPANT LOADS OF
 300 OR LESS IN
 MALLS (SEE 36.4.4.4.2(4) SHALL BE PERMITTED TO HAVE
 HORIZONTAL OR VERTICAL
 SECURITY GRILLES OR DOORS COMPLYING WITH 7.2.1.4.1(3)
 ON THE MAIN
 ENTRANCE/EXITS.
 12.2.2.2.3 ANY DOOR IN A REQUIRED MEANS OF EGRESS FROM
 AN AREA HAVING
 AN OCCUPANT LOAD OF 100 OR MORE PERSONS SHALL BE
 PERMITTED TO BE
 PROVIDED WITH A LATCH OR LOCK ONLY IF THE LATCH OR LOCK
 IS PANIC
 HARDWARE OR FIRE EXIT HARDWARE COMPLYING WITH 7.2.1.7,
 UNLESS
 OTHERWISE PERMITTED BY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:
 (1) THIS REQUIREMENT SHALL NOT APPLY TO DELAYED-EGRESS
 LOCKS AS
 PERMITTED IN 12.2.2.2.5.
 (2) THIS REQUIREMENT SHALL NOT APPLY TO
 ACCESS-CONTROLLED EGRESS DOORS
 AS PERMITTED IN 12.2.2.2.6.
 12.2.2.2.4 LOCKING DEVICES COMPLYING WITH 7.2.1.5.5
 SHALL BE PERMITTED
 TO BE USED ON A SINGLE DOOR OR A SINGLE PAIR OF DOORS
 IF BOTH OF THE
 FOLLOWING CONDITIONS APPLY:
 (1) THE DOOR OR PAIR OF DOORS SERVE AS THE MAIN EXIT
 AND THE ASSEMBLY
 OCCUPANCY HAS AN OCCUPANT LOAD NOT GREATER THAN 500.
 (2) ANY LATCHING DEVICES ON SUCH A DOOR(S) FROM AN
 ASSEMBLY
 OCCUPANCY HAVING AN OCCUPANT LOAD OF 100 OR MORE ARE
 RELEASED
 BY PANIC HARDWARE OR FIRE EXIT HARDWARE.
  
 NFPA 101, CH 7
  
 7.2.1.7 PANIC HARDWARE AND FIRE EXIT HARDWARE.
 7.2.1.7.1 WHERE A DOOR ASSEMBLY IS REQUIRED TO BE
 EQUIPPED WITH
 PANIC OR FIRE EXIT HARDWARE, SUCH HARDWARE SHALL MEET
 ALL OF THE
 FOLLOWING CRITERIA:
 (1) IT SHALL CONSIST OF A CROSS BAR OR A PUSH PAD, THE
 ACTUATING
 PORTION OF WHICH EXTENDS ACROSS NOT LESS THAN ONE-HALF
 OF THE
 WIDTH OF THE DOOR LEAF.
 (2) IT SHALL BE MOUNTED AS FOLLOWS:
 (A) NEW INSTALLATIONS SHALL BE NOT LESS THAN 34 IN.
 (865 MM),
 AND NOT MORE THAN 48 IN. (1220 MM), ABOVE THE FLOOR.
 (B) EXISTING INSTALLATIONS SHALL BE NOT LESS THAN 30
 IN. (760 MM),
 AND NOT MORE THAN 48 IN. (1220 MM), ABOVE THE FLOOR.
 (3) IT SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED SO THAT A HORIZONTAL FORCE
 NOT TO EXCEED
 15 LBF (66 N) ACTUATES THE CROSS BAR OR PUSH PAD AND
 LATCHES.
 7.2.1.7.2* ONLY APPROVED FIRE EXIT HARDWARE SHALL BE
 USED ON FIRE
 PROTECTION-RATED DOOR ASSEMBLIES. NEW PANIC HARDWARE
 AND NEW
 FIRE EXIT HARDWARE SHALL COMPLY WITH ANSI/UL 305,
 STANDARD FOR
 SAFETY PANIC HARDWARE, AND ANSI/BHMA A156.3, EXIT
 DEVICES.
 7.2.1.7.3 REQUIRED PANIC HARDWARE AND FIRE EXIT
 HARDWARE, IN OTHER
 THAN DETENTION AND CORRECTIONAL OCCUPANCIES AS
 OTHERWISE PROVIDED
 IN CHAPTERS 22 AND 23, SHALL NOT BE EQUIPPED WITH ANY
 LOCKING
 DEVICE, SET SCREW, OR OTHER ARRANGEMENT THAT PREVENTS
 THE RELEASE
 OF THE LATCH WHEN PRESSURE IS APPLIED TO THE RELEASING
 DEVICE.
 7.2.1.7.4 DEVICES THAT HOLD THE LATCH IN THE RETRACTED
 POSITION SHALL
 BE PROHIBITED ON FIRE EXIT HARDWARE, UNLESS SUCH
 DEVICES ARE LISTED
 AND APPROVED FOR SUCH A PURPOSE.
  
 FOR BUSINESS/MERCANTILE
  
 38.2.2.2 DOORS.
 38.2.2.2.1 DOORS COMPLYING WITH 7.2.1 SHALL BE
 PERMITTED.
 38.2.2.2.2* LOCKS COMPLYING WITH 7.2.1.5.5 SHALL BE
 PERMITTED
 ONLY ON PRINCIPAL ENTRANCE/EXIT DOORS
  
 36.2.2.2 DOORS.
 36.2.2.2.1 DOORS COMPLYING WITH 7.2.1 SHALL BE
 PERMITTED.
 36.2.2.2.2* LOCKS COMPLYING WITH 7.2.1.5.5 SHALL BE
 PERMITTED
 ONLY ON PRINCIPAL ENTRANCE/EXIT DOORS.
  
 NFPA 101, CH 7
 7.2.1.5 LOCKS, LATCHES, AND ALARM DEVICES.
 7.2.1.5.1 DOOR LEAVES SHALL BE ARRANGED TO BE OPENED
 READILY FROM
 THE EGRESS SIDE WHENEVER THE BUILDING IS OCCUPIED.
 7.2.1.5.2* THE REQUIREMENT OF 7.2.1.5.1 SHALL NOT APPLY
 TO DOOR
 LEAVES OF LISTED FIRE DOOR ASSEMBLIES AFTER EXPOSURE TO
 ELEVATED
 TEMPERATURE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LISTING, BASED ON
 LABORATORY
 FIRE TEST PROCEDURES.
 7.2.1.5.3 LOCKS, IF PROVIDED, SHALL NOT REQUIRE THE USE
 OF A KEY, A
 TOOL, OR SPECIAL KNOWLEDGE OR EFFORT FOR OPERATION FROM
 THE EGRESS
 SIDE.
 7.2.1.5.4 THE REQUIREMENTS OF 7.2.1.5.1 AND 7.2.1.5.3
 SHALL NOT
 APPLY WHERE OTHERWISE PROVIDED IN CHAPTERS 18 THROUGH
 23.
 7.2.1.5.5 KEY-OPERATED LOCKS.
 7.2.1.5.5.1* EXTERIOR DOOR ASSEMBLIES SHALL BE
 PERMITTED TO HAVE
 KEY-OPERATED LOCKS FROM THE EGRESS SIDE, PROVIDED THAT
 ALL OF THE
 FOLLOWING CRITERIA ARE MET:
 (1) THIS ALTERNATIVE IS PERMITTED IN CHAPTERS 11
 THROUGH 43 FOR
 THE SPECIFIC OCCUPANCY.
 (2) A READILY VISIBLE, DURABLE SIGN IN LETTERS NOT LESS
 THAN 1 IN.
 (25 MM) HIGH ON A CONTRASTING BACKGROUND THAT READS AS
 FOLLOWS IS LOCATED ON OR ADJACENT TO THE DOOR LEAF:
 THIS
 DOOR TO REMAIN UNLOCKED WHEN THE
 BUILDING IS OCCUPIED.
 (3) THE LOCKING DEVICE IS OF A TYPE THAT IS READILY
 DISTINGUISHABLE
 AS LOCKED.
 (4) A KEY IS IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE TO ANY OCCUPANT
 INSIDE THE
 BUILDING WHEN IT IS LOCKED.
 7.2.1.5.5.2 THE ALTERNATIVE PROVISIONS OF 7.2.1.5.5.1
 SHALL BE PERMITTED
 TO BE REVOKED BY THE AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION FOR
 CAUSE.
  
 PLEASE REVIEW AND PROVIDE SPECIFIC DETAILS THAT ARE IN
 COMPLIANCE WITH THE ABOVE ON THE APPLICABLE DOORS
  
  
  
 3) ELECTRICAL SHEETS - THERE ARE NO INDICATIONS OF EXIT
 LIGHTS AND/OR EMERGENCY LIGHTING PER THE APPLICABLE
 OCCUPANCY CODE
  
 NFPA 101, CH 7
 7.8 ILLUMINATION OF MEANS OF EGRESS.
 7.8.1 GENERAL.
 7.8.1.1* ILLUMINATION OF MEANS OF EGRESS SHALL BE
 PROVIDED IN
 ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 7.8 FOR EVERY BUILDING AND
 STRUCTURE WHERE
 REQUIRED IN CHAPTERS 11 THROUGH 43. FOR THE PURPOSES OF
 THIS
 REQUIREMENT, EXIT ACCESS SHALL INCLUDE ONLY DESIGNATED
 STAIRS, AISLES,
 CORRIDORS, RAMPS, ESCALATORS, AND PASSAGEWAYS LEADING
 TO AN EXIT. FOR THE
 PURPOSES OF THIS REQUIREMENT, EXIT DISCHARGE SHALL
 INCLUDE ONLY
 DESIGNATED STAIRS, AISLES, CORRIDORS, RAMPS,
 ESCALATORS, WALKWAYS, AND EXIT
 PASSAGEWAYS LEADING TO A PUBLIC WAY.
 7.8.1.2 ILLUMINATION OF MEANS OF EGRESS SHALL BE
 CONTINUOUS DURING THE
 TIME THAT THE CONDITIONS OF OCCUPANCY REQUIRE THAT THE
 MEANS OF EGRESS
 BE AVAILABLE FOR USE, UNLESS OTHERWISE PROVIDED IN
 7.8.1.2.2.
  
 7.9 EMERGENCY LIGHTING.
 7.9.1 GENERAL.
 7.9.1.1* EMERGENCY LIGHTING FACILITIES FOR MEANS OF
 EGRESS SHALL BE
 PROVIDED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 7.9 FOR THE
 FOLLOWING:
 (1) BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES WHERE REQUIRED IN CHAPTERS
 11 THROUGH 43
  
 CH 12, NEW ASSEMBLY
  
 12.2.8 ILLUMINATION OF MEANS OF EGRESS. MEANS OF
 EGRESS, OTHER THAN
 FOR PRIVATE PARTY TENTS NOT EXCEEDING 1200 FT2 (112 M2)
 , SHALL
 BE ILLUMINATED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 7.8.
  
 12.2.9 EMERGENCY LIGHTING.
 12.2.9.1 EMERGENCY LIGHTING SHALL BE PROVIDED IN
 ACCORDANCE WITH
 SECTION 7.9.
  
 CH 38 NEW BUSINESS
  
 38.2.8 ILLUMINATION OF MEANS OF EGRESS. MEANS OF EGRESS
 SHALL
 BE ILLUMINATED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 7.8.
  
 CH 36 NEW MERCANTILE
  
 36.2.8 ILLUMINATION OF MEANS OF EGRESS. MEANS OF EGRESS
 SHALL
 BE ILLUMINATED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 7.8.
 36.2.9 EMERGENCY LIGHTING. CLASS A AND CLASS B
 MERCANTILE
 OCCUPANCIES AND MALL BUILDINGS SHALL HAVE EMERGENCY
 LIGHTING
 FACILITIES IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 7.9.
  
 PLEASE REVIEW AND CORRECT AS APPLICABLE
  
  
 4) WHEN RESUBMITTING, PLEASE PROVIDE PLAN SHEET
 REVISION CLOUDS OR NUMBERED NARRATIVE RESPONSES TO THE
 ABOVE.
  
  
  
 5) ADDITIONAL COMMENTS MAY BE PROVIDED ON THE
 RE-SUBMITTAL OF THE ABOVE.
  
  
 PETER LEDUC
 FIRE MARSHAL
 561-804-4709
 [email protected]
  
  


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