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Meg Haley July 18, 2011 Pagc 6 of 10 9. Panic h2rdware should be shown the door scheduie in all rooms of assembly occupancy, and all doors exiting from those areas to the exit access, exit and exit discharge, per IBC sedion 1008.1.10. a. The electricat room in the basement will n.quire panic hardware if the equipment is rated 1200 amperes or more and over six feet wide with controi devices, per IBC section 1008.1.10. Response: All doors from assembly occupancies have panic hardware as specified in the project specifications including the exit doors in the Elec2rical Room in the Basement. Doo�s requiring a fire rating are indicated on the Sheet A602 - Door Schedule. 10. Exit sipns shouid be shown on the drawings, per IBC section 1011.1. Response: This item is redundant to Item 3 of thit General comments. Same answer. 11. Emergency lighting should be shown on tha drawings, per IBC seclion 1006.1. Response: This item is redundant to Item 3 of the General camments. Same anawer. 12, Tactile exit signs should be shown on the drawings, per IBC section 1011.3. Response: This item is redundant to Item 3 of the Goneral comments. Same answer. Accessibility 1. Please number individual parking stalls and indicate a summary table on an architectural site plan of parking spaces provided, including the required number and type of accessible parking spaces, per IBC section 1�06. During plan review, it appears lhat the soulh parking area only has 37 stalis, but 43 stalis are noted on the landscape site plan (L300). Response: Individual parking stalls have been numbered on Sheet C701 Horizontal Controi and Paving Plan. A summary table is included on this sheet, indicating the number and typo of accessible stalls required in each parking lot, and the number provided. 2. Where more than one parking facility is provided on a site, the number of parking spaces required to be accessible is to be calculated separately, per IBC section 1106.1. Response: The requirement is noted, and the accessible parfcing spacos are recalculated based on two parki�g facilities. 3. One of the parking spaces in each parking area should be identified on the drawings as van accessible, per IBC section 1106.5. The van parking space requires: a. 132 inches minimum width, unless the access aisle is 96 inches wide, per ICCIANSI A117.1-2003 section 502.2. Response: At least one van accessible parking space has been provided in each parking area. The stalls and aisles meet the width requirements listed above. b. Signage: 60 inches measured to the bottom oi the sign above the floor of ihe parking space, per ICC/ANSI A117.1-2003 section 502.7. Although the civil plan drawings sheet C703 does have the required signage for the van parking spot, a reference to this sheet from the Grading plan C401 was not found. -� � ' �l•�IJ