1230 BROADWAY 2016-01-01 MF Import

. �_ � cunscructiu� 1. Wood used in the pazapets at the exterior walls should be shown as fire-retardant- treated. Section 503.4.3 2. A detail should be provided for fireblocking of the interior walls where the ceil;ng and continuous walls inlersect. Section 08.1 I 3. The location of the roof drains should be shown on the plans,noted to the detail on Sheet A7.2. Section 1506 4. A guardrail should be shown at the stairs adjacent to the glazing on the southem exterior wall. Section 509.1 5. The plans should sliow that safety glazing is required in the panels adjacent to the doors where the neazest exposed edge of the glazing is within a 24 inch azc of either edge of the door and less than 60 inches above the walking surface. Section 2406.4, Item 6 6. A detail should be provided for L�ie lateral uracing with compression struts for the suspended ceilin�. UBC Standazd 25-2,Table 25-A, Footnote 1 Exiting , 1. The doors from the A-3 Occupancy to the exterior should not have a,lock or latch unless panic hardwaze devices are installed—to include doors#101 A, 101 B, 117A, 117B, 210, 211A&211C. Section 1007.2.4 2. An occupant load sign should be shown for the A-3 Occupancy. Section 1007.2.6 3. The doors from the A-3 occupancy should be specified to be on 180-degree hinges so as not to block the corridor by more than '/�of the required width. Section 1004.3.4.2 4. Door l O1C should be shown as a 20-minute fire-resistive assembly for corridor protection. Doors 102, 111 C, 116 & 118A are shown as one-hour doors, but are only required to be 20-minute doors(based on comdor protection)we wili leave this to yourdiscretion. Section ]004.3.43.2.1 5. The sidelite adjacent to Door l O1C should be shown as a 45-minute fire-resistive assembly. Section 1004.3.4.3.2.2 6. Tlic listing for the one-hour floodceiling, roof/ceiling assembly for the corridor should b°shown on the plans. The fire protection for the ceiling above the stairs should also be clarified. Section 1004.3.43