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16." [xterior (couri) walls within .................... fcet of lines should be of ...............: hour construction. Section .................... 03 (a). ]7. Openin�s in exterior (court) wail, within ,,,,,,.,_.,. fect oi property lines shoulcl bc protecteA with threc�fourths�hour fire assemblies. Section .................... 03 (b). 18. Usable space under tlie first floor ezcept in Group I(J) Occupancies should be enclosed as required in Seclion 1703. 19. Fire•resistive construction for structural frame elements in thc exterior walls should compiy with Footnote No. 1 of Tablc No. 17•A and Seclion ......................... See Seclion 1702 for clarification. 2i 22. �uilding paper should be applied to exterior walis as specified in Section 1707 (a). Enclosures for floor openings should comply with Table No. 17-A, Seclion 1706. Details should clearly indicate this. Structural members carrying masonry or con- crete walls in buildin�s over onc story in height should be protec(ed with minimum one�hour fire protection. Section 1708. ......................................................._-..-.. _. _ . ................. 23..� Nonabsorbent finish and backin� Tor toilel room walls and floor sliould conform witli Section I711 (a). 24.' Shower stall w�lls should bc finislicd with a hard, nonabsorbent surtace to a height of 6 feet. Section 1771 (b). 25.' Doors and panels of shower and bathtub en- dosure should comply with Section llll (e) �o (c). 26.' Parapet walls nol Iess tlian ................ inches in hei�ht arc required. Section 1709. 27. Eave overhanp,s and similar architecturai pro� jections shoWd wmply wifh Seclion 1710. .............................. ................... 28.` RojeMions beynnA thc ezlcrior wall should con- � form wilh ihe Ieasl reslrictive of ihe followii.g: (a) A point one-lhiid ihe distancc to the properv fy linc from an ezlerior wall. Seclion 504 (b). (b) A poinl one-third the distance lrom an as� sumed vertical plane located }vhere 1ire� �esislive prolection of openings is lirst re- quired clue to location o( property. SMlion 504 (b). .................................. .....................-----. _ ... 29.'�Fmelope ceilings should satisfy the foilowing � conditinns lSeclion 4303 (b) GJ: (�) Should not bc used to provide firc proteo tion bcam and �irdcrs supportin� morc than onc floor. (b) Columns shoWd bc inAividually fire pro� tectcA. (c) Duct and oiHlel openings are limited to 100 s�piare inches in each ]UO square feel of eeiling aroa ard shoulcl be protected wi(h aPproveA lire dampers. (d) Electrical oullet bnxes should be of sted nncl nol grcater lhan 16 square inches m I , area. 30.'IGypSwn board ccilin�5 in conjunction with firc� resislive assemblics should be supported at in(ervals not ezceedin� ]G inches. Nem 27, Tablc �'o. 43�C 3] 33: � _ l ,, I� � i'.�-��('.i Wood slrippin� or suspendcA wood systems for gypsum board ceilings shoidd bc not Icss than 2-iRch nominal thickness. Section 4704 (b). [SCction 4703 (b) (or wal� stnppin�.] Finai partition layouts and detzils shoulcl bc sub� milted prior to installation to justify compli� ance with occupancy, firrmsistive, slructural, and exit requircmenls. Justifying test data in conlormance with Section 106 or an IC00 msearch recommendation is requiredfor ....................................................... 34.' Rooms in which rubbish (linen) chutes terminate should be separated from the mmainder of the building with a onc�hour occupancy separation. Seclion 1706 (c). 35.' Openings into rubbish and linen Giutes shauld not be located in required exit corridors or slairways. Seclion 1706 (c). I SPECIAL OCCUPANCY REQUIREIdENTS I.......................................................................... Group 8 36. 0�3 Occupancies should bc of onahour firo- resistive tonstruc!ion if located in a basement or above thc tirst story. Section 702 (b�, 37. U�2 Occupancies wiih an occupant load of 1000 or more should be in Type t, II, III one�hour, III Heavy Timber or IV one�hour builAings. The assembly room should not be in a basemenl if it contains this high occupanl load. Section 702 (b). 38. The main entrance should front directly upon or have a 20400t wide access to a public way :,t leasl 20 feet in width. Section 703. 39. Light and venlilation should comply with Section 705. . 40. A One�Hour Fire�Resistive Occupancy Separation is required bet�veen the boiler or centra� heat� in� piant and ihe rest o( the building. Section 708. Al. Exterior openines for rooms conlaining a boiler or central heatin� plant should be protected with three�lourths�hour firrresistive assemblms ihat am fixed, automatic, or self-dosing if lo- cated below oUenings in anothcr story or if Icss than ]0 feel lrom other doois or windows in lhe samc huilding. Seclion 708. Group C 42. Almospheric separations shoWd comply w�th Section 802 (b). 43. Usc of rooms shoidd be clarificd. Wotc iha[ rooms in Divisions 1 and 2 Occupancies ured for day care n��r�o5es and moms used '�r kinder�arten, lirst, or second Gnde pupils and Division 3 Otcupantics cannot bc btateA abovc lhc first story. Secfion 802 (c). 44. Speeiai hazard rooms should be separa�nd irem olhcr porlions of Ihc building by ncl '•s Ihan a One Ilour Firo-Nesistive Occupancy separa� tion. ;ection F302 (d). 45. Onc r�.quired esit should tront Aireclly upon, or have � 20�foot wide access to, a�:ublic wa}• at Icast 20 fect in width. Seclion R03 (a). 4G. Sani�^�y facilitics shoulA be providcd in accord- ancu with Section II05. 47. II_i�;hl and •:cnlila�ion shoulA contply v;ilh Seclion £i0,'i. Shecl No. ^ o( 6 Slucts