2940 W MARINE VIEW DR 2018-01-01 MF Import

� . v. _ ._is�.._ _ .. . _.: .......7a... .....Yii_ . :. • . . . li�i-: Ezterior (court) walls within .................... fcet of Iines shoul�! be ol ...............: hour cnnstruttion. Section ................... 03 (a). Openinss in ezterior (court) walis within ............ teet of propcAy lines should bc protected with three•to�•�ths•hour fire assemblies. Sedion � .................... 03 (b). Usabie space under thc tirst iloor ez[ept in Group I(J) Occupancies should be enclosed as required in Sectiou 1703. Firnresistive construclion for structurai irame eiements in the exterior walls should comply with Footnotc No. I of Table No. 17�A and Section ......................... �ee Section 1702 for Narification. 20.'IBuilding paper st�uld be applied to exte�ior walls as specified in Section 1707 (a). � 21.' Enclosures for tloor openings should comply with Table No. 17-A, Section 1706. Details should dcady indiwte this. 22.' StrucWral members wrrying masonry or eom trete walls in building; ovcr one story in height should tre protected with minimum one�hour fire protection. Section 1708. `� � � 24. ` 1� �. � I 25. � � 26. 27. Nonabsorbent finish and backing tor toilet room walls and floor should conform with Section 1711 (a). Shower stall walls should be finished with a hard, nonabsorbent surfacc to a height of 6 teeL Seclion 1711 (b). Doors and pancls of showcr and bathtub em closure should comply with Section 1711 (e) to (C)• Parapet wall; not less than ................ inches in height are required. Section 1709. Eave overhangs and similar architectural pro• jeclions should c�mply �•�ith Seclion 1710. 28.' Projections beyond the exterior xall should con- •� torm wilh the least re&lriclive of the following: (a) A point one-third the disWnce to the proper- , ty line front an extcrior wall. Seclion 504 (bl. (b) A point �ne�third thc distancc from an as• sumed vorticai plane localed vdiere tire- . resislive protection of openinCs is tirst re• quired due to location of property. Srction ' ' . 504 (b). � 29,' iEmelopr ceiliogs should satisfy the (ollowing eonditions ISection 43Q7 �b) 6.1: (a) Should nol be used lo provide firc protee• tion bcam and C�rdcrs suppoAing morc than onc iloor. (b) Coluinns sliould be individually tire pro• tected. (e) Duct and outlet openin�s are limited to 100 square incl�es in each 100 square feet of eeiling area and shoulA be protected wilh � approvcd lirc dampnrs, � Cd) Electrical autlet 6oxes shoulJ be of steel and not grcatcr than 1G squarc inches m ' area. ..:lJl.. aSi]6 . :JY.:. ...Si�C--..11awu0_cu ��.- .w ar�� • r t : . ,,� ,�;,� �; i �r 1 . 3L Wood stripping or suspended wood systems for gypsum board ceilings shoulJ be not less than 2-inch nominal thickness. Section 47C4 (b). . [Section 4703 (U) for wall shippin�.] 32.' Flnal partition layouts and Jetails shnuld bc suU- mitted prior to installation to justity compli- anee will: occupancy, lire�resislrve, struct�ral, and ezit requirements. 33.� JustilyinE trst data in conformancc with Section 306 or an IC00 research recommendation is required far ....................................................... 34.� Raoms in which rubbish (linen) chutes terminate should be separated from the remainder of thc bui�ding with a one�hour occupancy separation. Section 1706 (c). 35:� OpeninCs into rubbish and linen chutes shouW not be located in rrnuired exit corridors or stairways. Section lll5 (c). SPECIAL OCCUPANCY REQUIREMENTS Group B 36, B•3 Occupancies should be of one-hour tire� resistive construttion if located in a basement or above.the tirst story. Section 702 (b). 37. B-2 Occupancies with an occupant load of ]000 or more should he in'fype I, II, III one�hour, III Heavy Timber or IV one�hour buiiUings. T:;c assem6ly room should not �e in a basement i( it contains this high occupant Ioad. Section 702 (b). 38.� The main entrance should tront directty upon or have'a 20-toot wide access to a public way at teast 20 ieet in width. Section 703. 39. Li6ht and ventilation should comply wilh Section 705. 40. A One�liour Fire�Resistive Occupancy Separaliun is requircd helween the boiler or rentral hcat� ��e ni�� and the rest of the building. Section �oa. 41. Exterior openings for moms containing a boilcr or eentral healing plant should 6e pro[ected wi[h thme•fourhs�hour (irc-resisiive assemblic� that are tized, automatic, or �clf�dosing if lo� eated bMow openinGs in another story or if Icss than 30 tcet from other doors or windows in the same bui�ding. Section 708. Group C q2. �` Rtmosphcric separations should compty with I Seclion 802 (b). 43. 44. 45. 30.� Gypsum 6oard ceilings in conjunction with lire� Q�� (esislive assmnblies ShoWd be supPurtcd at intervals nol exccedinG 1G inches. Item 27, 47. Tablc No. 43�C. _ , Slwt Nn 9 n! f. Shmlc Usc of rooms �houlA be clarilicA. Note th�t rooms in Divisions 1 and 2 Oc[upancic5 used for day wre purpases . nd roans used lor kinderC�rten, first, or secand �raCc pupils ;�nA Division 3 Occupancies cannoi be locxted above the tirst story. Section ti02 (c). Special hazard rooms shoWA t�c separated irom othcr purtions ot thc buildin� by net Icss lhan a OnrHour Piie�Rr.sistive OccuP�nry separa� tion. Seclion £3U2 (d). Une requiieA czil shoulA front directly upan, or havc a 20-fool v.•iAe acccss to, � Public way at Ieaxl 20 fect in widlh. Section 903 (a). SaniWry ficililics shoidA bc provided in aceord� anec wilh Seclion F305. Li�;ht and ventilalion should comply with Section 805.