4526 FEDERAL AVE 2018-01-02 MF Import

•/ 15. Exterior (court) r:alL; with- fpp ,.� feet of lines should be of .:.........1.... •hour construction. Section .................... 03 (a): 16. Qpenings in exterior (court) walls within .......... feet of property lines should be protected with three•fourths-hour firylassgyubligS.ySection ...............: 03 (b). ' '77. 17. -l/-A�^ Usablc space under the first floor except In Group I (J) Occupancies should be enclosed as required in Section 1703. 18, Fireresislivo conshuction for slrurtual elements in the exterior walls should comply with Foot. note No. 1 of Table No. 17-A and Section ..................... See Section 1702 for clarification. 19. Building paper should be applied to exterior walls as specified in Section 1707 (a). 20. Enclosures for floor openings should comply with Table No. 17•A, Section 1706, and Chapter 30. Details should clearly indicate this. 21. Structural members carrying masonry or can. crete walls In buildings over one stop in height should be protccl.d with minimum one•hou- fire protection.'Stction 1703. ........................................................................... ............................................................................ 22. Nonabsorbent finish and backing for toilet room wells and floor shnuld conform with Section 1711 (a). 23. Shower stall walls should be finished with a hard, nonabsorbent surface to a height of 6 feet. Section 1711 (b). 24. Doors and panels of shower and bathtub en. closurec)}hU comply with Section 1711 (c) 25. Parapet walls not less than'Parapet less than' inches ininches in height are requited. Section 1709. 26. Eave overhangs and similar architectural pro• jectivos should comply with Section 1710. 27. Metal roofing (sidingNsliould be handed and grounded in conformance with the local elec• trical code. Section,1715. 28. Projections beyond the exterior wall should con- form with the leant restrictive of the following: (a) A point one-third the distance to the property line from an exterior wall. Section 504 (b). (b) A point one-third the distance from an as. sumad vertical plane located where fire• resistive protcction of openings is first ro- quired due to location of properly. Section •' 504 (b). ............................................................................ ............................................................................ 29. Envelope ceilings should satisfy lire following conditions (Section 4303 (b) 6.1: (a) Should not be used to provide fire protection beam and girders supporting more than one y� p floor. (h) Columns should be individually fire protected. / (c) Duct and outlet openings are limited, to 100 square inches in each 100 square feet of ceiling area and should be protected with approved fire dampers. (d) Electrical outlet boxes should be of steel and not Creator than 16 square inches In area. 30. Gypsum board crirings in conjunction with fire - resistive assemblies should be supported at intervals not exceeding 16 inches. Item 25, / Table No. 43-C. 31. 1Yood sirippml: or suspended wood systans for I:YPSum h-ml ceilings should br not less than 1704 T)Section 2•inch uo nnr.N thickness. Section (b). .IiO.; (b) for wall stripping.) 32. Filial partiiinn layouts and details should be sub• milted prior In installation to justify compliance with occupancy, fire -resistive, structural, and exit requirenamis. _ 33. Justifying lost data in conformance with Section 106 or an IC0O research recommendation is requiredfor .......... .......... ...................................I 34. Rooms in which rubbish (Into") chutes terminate should be separated from the remainder of the building with a one -hour occupancy sepm;ation. Section 3003. 35. Openings into rubbish and linen chutes should not be located in required exit corridors or stair- ways. Section 3003. SPECIAL OCCUPANCY REQUIREMENTS ...........................................................................I Group 8 36. B•3 Occupancies should be of ono -hour fire - resistive construction if located in a basement or above tho first story. Section 702 (b). 37. 8.2 Occupancies with an occupant load of 1000 or more should be in Type 1, )l, or III one -hour buildings. The assembly room should not be in a basement if it contains this high occupant • load. Section 702 (h). 38. The main entrance should front directly upon or have a 204not wide access to a public way at least 20 feel in width. Section 703. 39. Light and ventilation should comply with Section 705. 40. A one -hour fire•resistive occupancy separation is required between the boiler or central healing plant and the rest of the building. Section 708. 41. Exterior openings for rooms containing a boiler or central heating plant should be protected with three -fourths -hour fire -to: istive assemblies that are fixed, automatic, or self -closing if lo• Bated bele:v openings in another story or if less than 10 feet from other doors or windows in the same building. Section 708. Group C 42. 0uildings housing Group C Occupancies should be of ono -hour fire•rosistive construction throughout. Section 802 (a) and Table No. S.C. 43. Use of rooms should be clarified. Note that rooms having an occupant loud of more than 100 and rooms used for Lindergatten, first, or second grade cannot be located above file first story above grade except in Type I construe. tion. Section 802 (b). 44. A one -hour fire -resistive separation is required between laboratories, shop•:• storage rooms. These areas should also ho separated from other classrooms. Section 802 (b). One required exit should front directly upon, or 45. have a 20 foot wide -access to, a public way at least 20 leet in width. Section 803 (a). 46. Sanitary facilities should be provided in accord• ante with Section 805. 47. Light and ventilation should comply with Section 805. Sheet No ...... ?...... of. ....... 4.......... Sheets