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( c <br /> Plan Check No. B 59552 <br /> ALgust 27, 1998 <br /> Page 2 of 5 <br /> � Detai14/WS-1 shows '�4" GWB as the protection for rypical bParing walls. All walls require a <br /> one-hour rating unless they are interior non-load bearing partitions within individual dwelling <br /> units. Section 601.5.2.2 <br /> i. The wall type for the stair enclosures should be called out on the plans. Section 606.4 <br /> 6. The following comments apply to the stair enclosures detailed on sheet SD-2: <br /> �.�'The landings are portions of one-hour floor/ceiling assemblies. The complete fire <br /> protection should be shown. <br /> f,�/The enclosures should be sbown to tcrminate at a one-hour rated roof-ceiling assembly <br /> � with the ceifing members and beams pro[ected. <br /> c� Note that many of the details/notes shown on SD-2 were designed under previous editions <br /> � of the code, and for a non-rated building. All details included on the plans should be for <br /> this current project, or be removed. <br /> ;=7� It should be noted and detailed on the plans that penetration of walls should be protected for <br /> through penetration and membrane peretration protection. Section 709.6 & 709.7 <br /> �8�The method of protection for the fire-resistive assemblies should be detailed on the plans for <br /> the moisture. kitchen and dryer exhaust ducts per Section 713.11: <br /> a. Ceiling fire dampers are required when ducts penetrate the ceiling membrane of rated <br /> floor-ceiling assemblies. <br /> b. The kitchen stove exhaust fan is not permitted to be equipped with a fire damper per the <br /> UMC. <br /> c. The moisture air duct from the dryer is not permitted to exhaust inro rared stair enclosures <br /> per Section 1005.3.3.5. <br /> d. A dropped soffit below the fire-resistive ceiling membrane may be used to avoid fire <br /> dampers. <br /> e. Duct penetrations by steel exhaust air subducts extending vertically upward at least 22" <br /> above the top of the opening in a vented shaft (rated) with upward air flow may also be <br /> used with no fire dampers required per Exception 1 to Item 3. <br /> a� <br />