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16." ( 17." I ; � � . IB.� 19' �.' ' 21.' 7t.' 23.' 24.' �. � . 26.' 27. R Ederior (court) walls within .................... feet of lines should bc cf ...:........... •hour construction. Sedion ................ .. 03 (a). Dpeninss in eaterior (court) walls within ............ feet oi property lines should be protected with three•fourths•haur tire assemblies. Section . .................... 03 (b). Usable space under the first 11oor except in Group I(J), Occupancies should be enclosed as required in Section 1703. Fire�resistive construction for structural frame elements in the exterior walls should complY with Footnote No. 1 ot Table No. 17•A and Sect(on ......................... See Sectfon 1702 tor clarititation. � Building paper should be applied to exterior walls es specified in Section 1707 (a). � Enc!osurcs for floor openings should comply with Ta61e No. 17•A, Section 1706. Details shou�d cicarly indicate this. r Structural members carrying masonry or con• crete walls in buildings over one story in height should he protected with minimum one�hour , (i�e Dmtection. Section 1708. Nonabsorbent tinish and backing for toilet room ' walls and floor should conform with Section 1711 (a). Shower stall watls should be tinished with a herd, nonabsorbent surface to a height ot 6 feat. Section 1711 (b). � Doors and panels oi shower and bathtub en• closure should comply with Section 1711 (e) to (g)• Parapet walls not less than ................ inches in height are required. °etlion 1709. Eave overhangs and simitar architectural pro• jeclions should comply with Section 1710. 28, Projections beyund the ezterior wall should con• form with the least restrictive of the tollowing: � (a) A point one•third the distance to the proper- ty fine from an ezterior wail. Section 504 " (b). (b) A point one•third the distance irom an as• sumed vertical plane tocated where tire• resistive protection ot openin�s is first re• quired due to location of property. Section , 504 (b). 29."� Envclope ceili��s should satisfy the tollowing � conditions [Seetion 43.i9 (6) 6.1: -(a) Shouid not be used to provide (ire protec tion bcam and girdcrs suppoAing more than one tloor. (b) Coluinns sliould be individually tire pro• letted. (c) Duct and outlet openin�s are limited to 100 square inches in each ]00 square feet of eeilinG area and sliould be protected with npp�ovcA ;;�n dampers. (d) Eleclrical outlet beces should be of steel and not Crentcr ihan 1G square inches m area. 30. Gypsum board ccilings in conjunction with tira resislivc assemhlics shoitld Uc suppoited at inlervals not ezceedin� 1G inches. Itein 27, Tablc No. A3�C. 31 33: E� 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. dl. Wood stripping or suspended wood systems tor gypsum board teilings should be nat less than 2•inch nominal thickness. Section 4704 (b). . [Settion 4703 (b) tor wall stri�ping.7 Final paAition layouts and dctails should be suD• mitted prior to installation to iustify comNii• �nce with occupancy, firrresistive, structural, and e:it requirements. Justitying test data in contorm�nce with Section 106 or an ICBO research recommendation is required for ....................................................... Rooms in which rubbish (linen) chules terminate should De separeted from the remainder of the 6uilding with a one•hour occupancy separat(on. Section 1706 (c). Openings into ru6bish and linen chutes should not be located in required exit corridors or stairwavs. Section 1706 (cj. SPECIAL OCCUPANCY REQUIREMENTS 6roup 6 B•3 Oecupaneies should be of one�hour fire• resisliva mnstruction if located in a basement or above.the tirst story. Section 702 (b). B•2 Oteupancies with an occupant Ioad of 1000 or more should be in Type I, II, III one�hour. III Heavy Timber or IV one�hour buildings. The essemby room should not 6e in a basement if it contains this high occupant load. Section 702 (b). The mai� entrance shouid front directly upon or have'a 20�foot wide access to a public way at least 20 teet in wiAth. Section 703. Light and ventilation should compty with Section 705. A One•flour Fire-Resistive Occupancy Separation �s required between the boilar or central heat• ing plaM and the rest ol the building. Section 708. Exterior openings for rooms containing a boiler or central heating plant shouid be protected with thrcc•fourths•hour tire�resislive assemblies that are lixed, a�tomatic, or sclt�Qosing if lo• cated below openings in another story or if less than 30 (eet irom othcr doors or windows in the same bui�diny. Section 708. Gmup C 42.� Atmosphcric separetions should comply with Section A02 (b). 43. 4M1. 45. 46. 47. Sheet No. 2 of G Shects Use ot rooms shouid bc cla-ified. Note th�t rooms in Divisions i and 2 Occupancics used fnr tlay eare purposes and rooms used tor kindcrgarten, tirst, or second Cradc pupils and Division 3 Occupancies cannol be localed above the first story. Section 802 (c). Special h�zard rooms sliould be separated irom oil�cr porlions of tiic buildinG �Y ��ot Icss Lhan a One�Hour Fire�Resistive Occupancy separa- tion. Sedion 802 (d). Onc requimd exit shoWd front directly upon, or havc a 20400t widc aceess to, a PUUIic way at least 20 lcet in width. Seclion NO3 (a). Sanilary taeililics shoulA bc provi�led in aceord• ance wilh Seclion 605. I.i�,h[ and •�enlil�dion should comply with Seclion 805.