1918 WALL ST 2018-01-02 MF Import

Walker McGough Foltz Lyerin, P.S. November 16, 1983 Page Two conform to ASIIRAE requirements. Item 3 - The basement parking garage ventilation system is designed for a minimum air exhaust of 12,600 CM which conforms to the requirements of Sec. 705,UBC. Item 9 - The mechanical equipment is shown on the drawings and the equipment data, includ?.ng fuel input, is shown on the equipment schedules. The fire protection and ventilation systems shown on the mechanical drawings are as required for these pieces of equipment. Item Item 10 - A standpipe system Is provided in each of three stairways with 2-1'. inch hose connections provided at each floor. A cross tie between the stand- pipes occurrs at level S-1 rather than level S-2, bottom level, in order to prevent freezing of the line. This system has hceu reviewed by the dire Marshal. Item 11 - The installatiun of the standpipe system during construction is not a derign function. Item 12 - The fire protection systems were reviewed by the State Fire Xarshaa , the Jail Commission, the Everett Fire Marshal and Build..ing Inspectors. lie were never directed to submit the desihn to the fire rating bureau. Item 13 - Trap primers will have to be added to the floor drains which recei•:e infrequent use. Item 20- Class I standpipes are provided throughout the building. Item 25 - The kitchen hood ductwork is enclosed within a two hour fire resis- tant enclosure. CO'TNIENTS ON E\ITS Item 5 - The emergency keying and locking is an architectural function, how- ever, emergency power is available from the emergency generator as required for the automatic unlocking of the doors. Item 9 - Exit and directional signs are connected to normal and emergency power sources and comply with National Electric Code requirements. CU`I`IENTS ON ENERGY v Item 1 The following building envelope energy calculations conform to the requirements of Washington State Energy Code, Table 4 L and 4-5. Zone I. Copy of the building energy calculations are includes.