1500 52ND ST SE 2018-01-01 MF Import

48. A One•Hou� Fire•Hesistive Occupancy Separation -��- �• I5 required betwecn the boilcr or central heah � ing plant and the rest of lhe building. Section j 608. � Group D 9 49. Group U, Division 1 Occupancies ;houid be of Type I or II construction unless complyin� with tlie Exception in Section 902 (b). 50. Group D, Division 2(3) Occupar.cies shnuld be of one�hour fire�resistive construction. Tabie No. 5•C. 51. Light and ventifation should comply with Section 905. 52. A One•Hour Fire•Resistive Occupancy Separation is required betw�een the boiler or centrel heat� ing piant and the rest of lhe building. Section 908. . 53. Exterior openings for rooms containing a hoiler or central heating plant should be protected wilh three-fourths�hour fire�resistive assemblies that are fixed, automatic, or self-closing i( located below openings in another story or if less than ]0 teet from other doors or wind�ws in the same building. Section 9U8. - � . � Group F � � 54. Motor vehicle service stations should br �f non• tombustible fire•retardant treated wood or one� hour fire�resistive construction. Section 1102 (b). 55. Storage areas in ezcess of 3000 square feet in eonnection�with wltolesale or retail sales shou�d 6e separated lrom the pu7lic amas by a One• Hour Fire�Resistive Occupancy Separation un- less the building is equipped throughout with ' an automatic fire�extingaish�n� system. Sr.ction 1302 (b). 56."rLight and ventilation shoWd comply wilh Section 5?. Exhaust ventilation at or near floor level is re• quired by Section 1105. 58. A One�Hour Fire�Resistive Occupancy Separation is required between a boiler room or [entrai heating plant and the resl of the bu�lding. Sec- tion 1106. Group H 59. A Group H Occupancy more than two stories in height or having morn than 3000 square feet above thc (irst story should bc of one�hour fire•resistive construction throuyhout. Section 1302 (b). 60. The tollowinG rooms should have window arcas as specitied in Section l�u:, (a), one�half ot which is openable. " ................................................ "' --................... .......................................................................... 61. Mechanical ventilatin� system in bathrooms should provide livc air chzn�es per hour di- recUy to the ouGide. Section 1305 (a). G2. 1Vindows from .......................................... shoutd nol be considereJ as furnishin� required li�;ht or ventilalion sincc ihcy do not open to a yard, crourt, or strcet in accordance wilh Sectian 1305 (a). 63. Courts Gwnded on fuur sides with walls should be at Ic�st 30 fcet in IengUi• F�� courts mort than two storics in hcight, thc ; auimd width shoWd bc incrcased by onc loot , nd thc rr quircd Icn�th by 2 Icet lor cach additionai story. Scction 1306 (c). 64. IEvery �leeping room below the laurth floor should have at least one window or exterior door approved for emergency exit or rescue. Section 1304. �i5 . ..........................:............................ room shouid have the minimum ceiling height required in Section 1307 (a). 56 . ........................................................ room should have a minimum supeAicial floor area of .................... square feet. Seclion 1307 (b). 67. Efficiency dwelling units should comply with Section 1308. 68. A One�Hour Fire�Resistive Occupancy Separation is required belwcen a boiler room or central heating plant and the rest of the building. Section 1312. 69. Every dwelling unit and guest room sliould liave eomfort heating facilities as specified in S�c• � tion 1311. � Group J 70. Group J C'��ision 1 Occupancies are limited to IOOC (3000) square feet in floor area and one story in height. Section 1502. 71. Garages should not open directly into a room used tor sleeping purposes..Section 150A. 72. An approved noncombustible material or asphal• tic paving material is required for garage floor surfaces. Section 1504. E%IT REQUIREMENTS 73.� An occupunt load sign is required in classrooms, assembly arcas, e[c., havin� an occupant load of morc than 50. Section 3301 (j). See ............ .......................................................................... 74.� C�nforming exits are required from the areas beiow as specified in Section 3302 (a). 75." Exits shoutd have a minimum separation of one• hatt the maximum ovcrall diagonal of •.hc huild� ing or area served. S2ction 3302 (c) . .............. 76. No point in the buildin� should be more than 150 (200) (eet from an exterior ezit, horizontal ezit, enciosed stairway, or exit passageway, measured in the direction of travel. Section 3302 id) . .......................................................... �77, � Exit door should swing in the direction of X egress. Section 5303 (b). See doors .hlA.S...... i � � � .�.... -....:�..� ..................................................... 78.' Double acling doors are not allowed when• serv- ing a:ributary occupant load of morc than 100. Seclion 3303 (b). 79. Exit doors shoWd bc openable trom tlic inside without thc usc of . key, speeial knordedgc, or effort. Section 3303 (c). Note also lhat ilush bolls or surface bolts are prohibited. 80." Exit doors should be a minimum sizc of 3' z 6'8" with a minimum door swing of 90 AcErces. Seclion 3303 (d) . .............................................. 81. The nc[ dimension (dcar widlh) at doorv+ay: should bc used in detcrmining exil widUis requireA by Section 3302 (b). Section 3303 (d). In eon,ideritian of door thicknesses, n:inic hardwarc, door swin�, cic., Ihc «quired ezit widtlis havc not 6cen Wrnished. 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