14 E CASINO RD CHILD STRIVE 2022-01-14

Permit Corrections: 14 E 10asino Road 15, 2019 Page 5 of 6 e. Locate the water closet centerline from the side wall per Section 604.2. f. Provides signage per IBC Section 1111.1. g. The Interior Door Schedule on Sheet A2.2 shall specify a locking door per IBC Section 1210.3.1 Exception 1. Sheet A2.3: Dimensions have been added to the grab bars in interior elevations 6•A2.3 (looking east and looking south) per ICC Al 17.1-09; water closet seat height dimension has been added; the vertical grab bar on the side wall & associated dimensions have been added; insulation for the sink drain pipe has been added; and the centerline dimension for the water closet from the side wall has been labeled 'CU. Sheet A2.2: The interior door schedule has been updated to indicate that door 113a shall be lockable from the inside. Sheet A2.1: A keynote has been added requiring the provision of accessible bathroom signage with the international symbol of accessibility per IBC Section 1111.1 at bathroom 113. Miscellaneous: 14. Male and female water closets: The proposed project includes one male and two female water closets. The building has an estimated occupant load of 300. The building requires male and female water closets at the ratios of 1-per-125 and 1-per-65, respectively, per IBC Table 2902.1. Based on an even number of male and female occupants per Section 2902.1.1, the building requires a minimum of two male and three female water closets. The design shall be revised. Sheet T1.2: The Occupancy and Exiting Diagram has been updated and an Occupancy Calculation has been added, showing a total occupancy of 262 persons. A Plumbing Fixture Calculation has been added to this sheet as well, showing the above ratios. Given that the fractional numbers for water closets for both men and women are only 5% and 2% above a count of 1 and 2, respectively, and that the project is trying to provide maximum benefit for the community at a limited budget, we are requesting that these numbers be rounded down to 1 and 2, respectively. Please note that proposed design is the result of an inclusive community design process, with the proposed facilities tailored to the community's needs. Adding a further bathroom would both incur costs and remove space from other parts of the program in a way that would significantly impact the building's benefit to the community. Sheet A2.1: Given that the existing toilet rooms are too small to fully comply with accessibility requirements and the factors cited above, we propose that, per IEBC Section 705.1.9, the new and fully accessible toilet room will function as a family toilet room to meet accessible toilet room requirements. 15. Non -accessible water closets: The existing building includes three non -accessible water closets. Sheets A2.0 and A2.1 indicate that one water closet will be demolished and replaced with a female -only accessible water closet. Separate facilities shall be provided for each sex per IBC Section 2902.2. Accessible facilities shall be provided for both sexes. The minimum number of accessible water closets shall comply with Section 1109.2.2. Note that depending on the final occupant calculation, an accessible restroom may be provided per the provisions of IEBC Section 705.1.9 and IBC Section 1109.2.1. See IEBC Section 806.1.