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should be provided in the egress plans. See IBC Section 107.2.3.3) Specify 5 pounds of operational effort for both interior and exterior doors. RESPONSE: See response to question #2 as this address's this issue. REFERENCE: G201-P and A102-P 4. A modification was proposed by Mr. Leuck via a telephone conversation on May 21,2021,to construct a"corridor"to address the egress distances. The proposed exit element would need to qualify as an exit passageway per IBC Section 1024 with the following construction: RESPONSE: This approach no longer applies as we are providing the second path of egress. REFERENCE: A102-P and G201-P 5. Additional exit signs are required. Signs includes all paths for spaces requiring two exits to the building exits. Additional signs should also be provided when the exits are not visible,such as the south door for the Admin room. The signs should specify emergency 90-minute back-up power per IBC Section 1013.6.3. See IBC Section 1013.1. RESPONSE: See revised G201-P sheet with exit signs noted REFERENCE: G102-P 6. Interior and exterior emergency egress lighting is required per IBC Sections 1008.3.1 and 1008.3.2 Item 5, respectively. The lighting should specify emergency 90-minute back-up power per Section 1008.3.5. RESPONSE: See note next to exit symbol under the life safety legend stated as such. REFERENCE: G201-P 7. The proposed project includes an occupancy change for a portion of the space from"B"to"I-4". The plans show a new 1-hour rated wall. The entire space,including the floor below,is required to be separate from the remaining building with minimum 1-hour construction per IBC Table 508.4 and Section 508.4.4.1. The construction supporting fire-rated assemblies is also required to be rated per Sections 707.5.1 and 711.2.3. Plans showing the first-floor framing,and details for the existing and new construction,should be provided. See also IEBC Chapter 10 Alternatively,one of following may be performed: a. The entire building may be reclassified as an I-4 occupancy. Modification may be required. b. The"I-4"space may be designated as an accessory occupancy per IBC Section 508.2.3; see additional comments below. RESPONSE: See Sheet A101-P with areas highlighted and the area calculation table noted that I-4 us under the 10% threshold to allow it as accessory to the B Occupancy. Because of this, the 1-hr wall was removed from the scope of work REFERENCE: A101-P 8. The"I-4"space may be classified as an accessory occupancy if it complies with IBC Section 508.2.3. The following documentation would need to be submitted: a. The plans should include a floor plan showing all non-"B"occupancies on the second floor,and the sum of these areas should not exceed 10%of the second floor area. Hallways,bathrooms,and small storage rooms directly serving the"B"spaces do not need to be counted as accessory space. Page 2 of 3