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CRAIG S. GALATI

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A R C H IT E C T

No: 1952

STATE O F N E VA DA

REVISIONS

ISSUED FOR PLAN REVIEW

All dimensions and on-site conditions are to be verified bythe Subcontractors before starting their work.

Report any discrepancies to the General Contractor.

Date of Issue: 03/22/16

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G1.01

JOHN LANSDELL

007115002 UNLV LEISURE READING [bimserver]

MICHELLE RIMLER

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All Drawings, Specifications and Copies thereoffurnished by the Architect are to be used only withrespect to this Project and are not to be used on anyother Project with the exception of one contract setfor each party to the building contract. SuchDocuments are to be returned or suitably accountedfor to the Architect on request at the completion ofthe Project. Any use or reproduction of this Drawingin whole or in part by any means whatsoever isstrictly prohibited except with the specific writtenconsent of LG Architects, Inc., a Nevada Corporation.Copyright © LG Architects, Inc. all rights reserved.Submission or distribution to meet official regulatoryrequirements or for other purposes in connection withthe project in not to be construed as publication inderogation of the Architects common law Copyrightsor other reserved rights.

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PKG1 Cottage Grove Parking Garage 85PKG2 Tropicana Parking Garage 4 PRO Publications/Reprographics/Copy Center 38PSB Claude I. Howard Public Safety 44RAB Research Administration Building 41RAJ James E. Rogers Center for Administration & Justice 74RHB Gym Road Residence Hall - Building B 17RHC Gym Road Residence Hall - Building C 15RHW Gym Road South Resident Services Building 10RPL Radiation Protection Laboratory 71RRC Rebel Recycling Center 58RWC Student Recreation and Wellness Center 5SAM Student Affairs Maintenance 8SCS System Computing Services 70SEB Science and Engineering Building 62SSC Student Services Complex 24STS South Trailer Site 12SU Student Union 32SWC SideWalk Café 78TAC Richard Tam Alumni Center 81TAY William D. Taylor Hall 57TBE Thomas T. Beam Engineering Complex 61TEC Technology Building 72TMA Thomas & Mack Moot Court 76TMC Thomas & Mack Center 26TON Tonopah Residence Complex 21TTL Temporary Teaching Labs 67UNH University Hall 45USB University Systems Building 39WBH William S. Boyd Residence Hall 7WBS Earl E. Wilson Baseball Stadium 51WHI Juanita Greer White Life Sciences 65WRI John S. Wright Hall 35WRL Eugene R. Warner Residential Life Building 16

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UNLV

CRAIG S. GALATI

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A R C H IT E C T

No: 1952

STATE O F N E VA DA

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SHEET INDEX, BASIS OFDESIGN / CODE,

ABBREVIATIONS,PROJECT TEAM

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GENERAL

SHEET INDEX, BASIS OF DESIGN / CODE,ABBREVIATIONS, PROJECT TEAM

SPECIFICATIONS

SPECIFICATIONS

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ARCHITECTURAL

1ST FLOOR CONSTRUCTION ACCESS ONLY

2ND FLOOR PLAN

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2ND FLOOR REFLECTED CEILING PLANS

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CLIENT:UNLV4505 S. Maryland ParkwayLas Vegas, Nevada 89154p: (702) 895-5218

Project Manager: Patrick CastellanoUNLV Planning and Construction

ARCHITECT:LGA241 W. Charleston Blvd, Suite 107Las Vegas, Nevada 89101p: (702) 263-7111www.lgainc.com

Project Manager: John Lansdell

ELECTRICAL / LOW VOLTAGE:TJK Consulting Engineers , Inc5459 South Durango Drive, Suite #100Las Vegas, NV 89113p: (702) 871-3621f: (702) 871-8353

Project Manager: John Agostino

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BASIS OF DESIGN & CODE INFORMATION1. CODES: 2012 INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE 2012 INTERNATIONAL PLUMBING AND MECHANICAL CODE 2011 NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE 2012 INTERNATIONAL FIRE CODE 2012 INTERNATIONAL ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE 2012 INTERNATIONAL EXISTING BUILDING CODE 2010 AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT STANDARDS

2. CONSTRUCTION: TYPE B II

3. SCOPE OF WORK: DEMOLITION AND TENANT IMPROVEMENT WITHIN EXISTING BUILDING

BASIS OF DESIGN & CODE INFORMATION

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SECTION 011000 - SUMMARY

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 PROJECT INFORMATION

A. ProjectIdentification:UniversityofNevadaLasVegas,MarjorieBarrick LiedLibrary,LeisureReading.

1. ProjectLocation:UniversityofNevadaLasVegas,LiedLibrary,4505S.MarylandParkway,LasVegas,NV.

B. Owner: UniversityofNevadaLasVegas,4505S.MarylandParkway,LasVegas,NV89154.1. Owner'sRepresentative:PatrickCastellano,ProjectArchitect;phone,

702-895-1591.C. Architect:LGA,241W.CharlestonBlvd,Suite107,LasVegas,NV89102;

phone,702-263-7111andfax,702-263-8111.1.2 WORKCOVEREDBYCONTRACTDOCUMENTS

A. TheWorkofProjectisdefinedbytheContractDocumentsandconsistsofthefollowing:1. ThisprojectincludesdemolitionwithintheLeisureReadingwall,and

theconstructionofsoundonthewestwall,newhardlidceiling,lighting,electrical,andlowvoltageworkandfiresprinklermodificationsathardlidceiling.

B. TypeofContract. 1. Projectwillbeconstructedunderasingleprimecontract.1.3 ACCESSTOSITE

A. General: Contractor shall have limiteduseofProject site for constructionoperationsasindicatedbyrequirementsofthisSection.

B. UseofSite:LimituseofProjectsitetoareaprovidedbyUNLVforstorageofmaterials.Donotdisturbportionsofsitebeyondareasinwhichthestorageisallowed.

C. ConditionofExistingBuilding:Maintainportionsofexistingbuildingaffectedbyconstructionoperations inadust tightconditionthroughoutconstructionperiod.Repairdamagecausedbyconstructionoperations.Existingflooringmustbeprotected.

1.4 COORDINATIONWITHOCCUPANTSA. Full Owner Occupancy: Owner will occupy site and existing building(s)

duringentireconstructionperiod.CooperatewithOwnerduringconstructionoperations tominimize conflicts and facilitateOwner usage. Perform theWork soasnot to interferewithOwner's day-to-dayoperations. Maintainexistingexitsunlessotherwiseindicated.1. Maintainaccess toexistingwalkways,corridors,andotheradjacent

occupied or used facilities. Do not close or obstruct walkways,corridors,orotheroccupiedorusedfacilitieswithoutwrittenpermissionfromOwnerandapprovalofauthoritieshavingjurisdiction.

2. NotifyOwnernotlessthan72hoursinadvanceofactivitiesthatwillaffect Owner's operations. Noisy or disruptive work may requirecoordinationwithbuildingoccupants.

1.5 WORKRESTRICTIONSA. Work Restrictions, General: Comply with restrictions on construction

operations.B. On-SiteWorkHours:Limitworkintheexistingbuildingtobusinessworking

hours of 7:00am to 7:00pm, Monday through Friday, unless otherwiseindicated.Offhoursworkmaybeapprovedbyownerwithadvancednotice,atnoadditionalcost.

C. ExistingUtilityInterruptions:DonotinterruptutilitiesservingfacilitiesoccupiedbyOwnerorothersunlesspermittedunderthefollowingconditionsandthenonly after providing temporary utility services according to requirementsindicated:1. NotifyOwnernot less than twodays inadvanceofproposedutility

interruptions.2. Obtain Owner’s written permission before proceeding with utility

interruptions.D. Noise,Vibration,andOdors:Coordinateoperationsthatmayresultinhigh

levelsofnoiseandvibration,odors,orotherdisruptiontoOwneroccupancywithOwner.1. NotifyOwnernotlessthantwodaysinadvanceofproposeddisruptive

operations.2. ObtainOwner’swrittenpermissionbeforeproceedingwithdisruptive

operations.E. NonsmokingBuilding:Smokingisnotpermittedwithinthebuildingorwithin

25feetofentrances,operablewindows,oroutdoor-airintakes.F. Controlled Substances: Use of tobacco products and other controlled

substancesisnotpermitted.1.6 SPECIFICATIONANDDRAWINGCONVENTIONS

A. SpecificationContent:TheSpecificationsusecertainconventionsforthestyleoflanguageandtheintendedmeaningofcertainterms,words,andphraseswhenusedinparticularsituations.Theseconventionsareasfollows:1. Imperativemoodandstreamlinedlanguagearegenerallyusedinthe

Specifications. Thewords"shall,""shallbe,"or"shallcomplywith,"dependingonthecontext,areimpliedwhereacolon(:)isusedwithinasentenceorphrase.

2. SpecificationrequirementsaretobeperformedbyContractorunlessspecificallystatedotherwise.

B. Division01GeneralRequirements:RequirementsofSectionsinDivision01applytotheWorkofallSectionsintheSpecifications.

C. DrawingCoordination: Requirements formaterialsandproducts identifiedonDrawingsaredescribedindetailintheSpecifications.OneormoreofthefollowingareusedonDrawingstoidentifymaterialsandproducts:1. Terminology: Materials and products are identified by the typical

generictermsusedintheindividualSpecificationsSections.2. Keynoting:Materialsandproductsareidentifiedbyreferencekeynotes

referencing Specification Section numbers found in this ProjectManual.

ENDOFSECTION011000

SECTION012500-SUBSTITUTIONPROCEDURESPART 1 - GENERAL

1.7 SUMMARY

A. Section includes administrative and procedural requirements forsubstitutions.

B. RelatedRequirements:1. Division 01 Section "Product Requirements" for requirements for

submitting comparable product submittals for products by listedmanufacturers.

1.8 DEFINITIONSA. Substitutions:Changesinproducts,materials,equipment,andmethodsof

constructionfromthoserequiredbytheContractDocumentsandproposedbyContractor.

1.9 ACTIONSUBMITTALSA. SubstitutionRequests:Submitthreecopiesofeachrequestforconsideration.

Identifyproductorfabricationorinstallationmethodtobereplaced.IncludeSpecificationSectionnumberandtitleandDrawingnumbersandtitles.

1. SubstitutionRequestForm:UseCSIForm13.1A.2. Documentation:Showcompliancewithrequirementsforsubstitutions

andthefollowing,asapplicable:a. Statement indicating why specified product or fabrication or

installationcouldn’tbeprovided,ifapplicable.b. Coordinationinformation,includingalistofchangesorrevisions

needed to other parts of theWork that will be necessary toaccommodateproposedsubstitution.

c. ProductData,includingdrawingsanddescriptionsofproductsandfabricationandinstallationprocedures.

d. Samples,whereapplicableorrequested.e. Certificates and qualification data, where applicable or

requested.f. Materialtestreportsfromaqualifiedtestingagencyindicating

and interpretingtestresults forcompliancewithrequirementsindicated.

g. Detailed comparison of Contractor's construction scheduleusing proposed substitution with products specified for theWork,includingeffectontheoverallContractTime.Ifspecifiedproduct ormethod of construction cannot be providedwithinthe Contract Time, include letter from manufacturer, onmanufacturer's letterhead,statingdateof receiptofpurchaseorder,lackofavailability,ordelaysindelivery.

h. Costinformation,includingaproposalofchange,ifany,intheContractSum.

i. Contractor's certification that proposed substitution complieswithrequirementsintheContractDocumentsexceptasindicatedin substitution request, is compatible with related materials,and is appropriate for applications indicated. Substitutionsrequiredmustbeissuedduringbiddingifduetoschedulingorprocurementconflict.

j. Contractor'swaiverofrightstoadditionalpaymentortimethatmay subsequently become necessary because of failure ofproposedsubstitutiontoproduceindicatedresults.

3. Architect's Action: If necessary, Architect will request additionalinformation or documentation for evaluation within seven days ofreceiptofa request for substitution. Architectwill notifyContractorofacceptanceorrejectionofproposedsubstitutionwithin15daysofreceiptofrequest,orsevendaysofreceiptofadditionalinformationordocumentation,whicheverislater.a. Forms ofAcceptance: ChangeOrder, Construction Change

Directive, or Architect's Supplemental Instructions for minorchangesintheWork.

b. UseproductspecifiedifArchitectdoesnotissueadecisiononuseofaproposedsubstitutionwithintimeallocated.

1.10 QUALITY ASSURANCE

A. Compatibility of Substitutions: Investigate and document compatibilityof proposed substitution with related products and materials. Engage aqualified testing agency to perform compatibility tests recommended bymanufacturers.

PART2- PRODUCTS2.1 SUBSTITUTIONS

A. Substitutions for Cause: Submit requests for substitution immediately ondiscoveryofneedforchange,butnotlaterthan15dayspriortotimerequiredforpreparationandreviewofrelatedsubmittals.1. Conditions:ArchitectwillconsiderContractor'srequestforsubstitution

whenthefollowingconditionsaresatisfied:a. Requested substitution is consistent with the Contract

Documentsandwillproduceindicatedresults.b. Requested substitution will not adversely affect Contractor's

constructionschedule.c. Requested substitution has received necessary approvals of

authoritieshavingjurisdiction.d. Requestedsubstitutioniscompatiblewithotherportionsofthe

Work.e. Requestedsubstitutionhasbeencoordinatedwithotherportions

oftheWork.f. Requestedsubstitutionprovidesspecifiedwarranty.g. If requested substitution involves more than one contractor,

requestedsubstitutionhasbeencoordinatedwithotherportionsoftheWork,isuniformandconsistent,iscompatiblewithotherproducts,andisacceptabletoallcontractorsinvolved.

B. SubstitutionforConvenience:Notallowed.ENDOFSECTION012500

SECTION012600-CONTRACTMODIFICATIONPROCEDURESPART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 SUMMARY

A. SectionincludesadministrativeandproceduralrequirementsforhandlingandprocessingContractmodifications.

1.2 MINORCHANGESINTHEWORKA. Architectwill issuesupplemental instructionsauthorizingminorchanges in

theWork,notinvolvingadjustmenttotheContractSumortheContractTime,onAIADocumentG710,"Architect'sSupplementalInstructions."

1.3 PROPOSALREQUESTSA. Owner-InitiatedProposalRequests:Architectwillissueadetaileddescription

of proposed changes in the Work that may require adjustment to theContractSumortheContractTime.Ifnecessary,thedescriptionwillincludesupplementalorrevisedDrawingsandSpecifications.1. Work Change Proposal Requests issued by Architect are not

instructionseithertostopworkinprogressortoexecutetheproposedchange.

2. Within10daysafterreceiptofProposalRequest,submitaquotationestimating cost adjustments to theContract Sum and theContractTimenecessarytoexecutethechange.a. Includea list of quantities of products required or eliminated

andunitcosts,with totalamountofpurchasesandcredits tobe made. If requested, furnish survey data to substantiatequantities.

b. Indicateapplicable taxes,deliverycharges,equipment rental,andamountsoftradediscounts.

c. Includecostsoflaborandsupervisiondirectlyattributabletothechange.

d. Include an updated Contractor's construction schedule thatindicatestheeffectofthechange,including,butnotlimitedto,changesinactivityduration,startandfinishtimes,andactivityrelationship. Use available total float before requesting anextensionoftheContractTime.

e. QuotationForm:UseCSIForm13.6D,"ProposalWorksheetSummary,"andForm13.6C,"ProposalWorksheetDetail."

B. Contractor-InitiatedWorkChangeProposals:Iflatentorchangedconditionsrequire modifications to the Contract, Contractor may initiate a claim bysubmittingarequestforachangetoArchitect.1. Includeastatementoutliningreasons for thechangeand theeffect

of the changeon theWork. Providea completedescriptionof theproposedchange.IndicatetheeffectoftheproposedchangeontheContractSumandtheContractTime.

2. Include a list of quantities of products required or eliminated andunitcosts,withtotalamountofpurchasesandcreditstobemade.Ifrequested,furnishsurveydatatosubstantiatequantities.

3. Indicate applicable taxes, delivery charges, equipment rental, andamountsoftradediscounts.

4. Include costs of labor and supervision directly attributable to thechange.

5. IncludeanupdatedContractor'sconstructionschedulethatindicatestheeffectofthechange,including,butnotlimitedto,changesinactivityduration,startandfinishtimes,andactivityrelationship.UseavailabletotalfloatbeforerequestinganextensionoftheContractTime.

6. Comply with requirements in Division 01 Section "SubstitutionProcedures" if the proposed change requires substitution of oneproductorsystemforproductorsystemspecified.

7. WorkChangeProposalRequestForm:UseCSIForm13.6A,"ChangeOrder Request (Proposal)," with attachments CSI Form 13.6D,"Proposal Worksheet Summary," and Form 13.6C, "ProposalWorksheetDetail."

1.4 CHANGEORDERPROCEDURESA. OnOwner'sapprovalofaWorkChangesProposalRequest,ownerwillissue

aChangeOrderforsignaturesofArchitectandContractor.1.5 CONSTRUCTIONCHANGEDIRECTIVE

A. ConstructionChangeDirective:Ownerwitharchitect’sagreementmayissueaConstructionChangeDirective. ConstructionChangeDirective instructsContractortoproceedwithachangeintheWork,forsubsequentinclusioninaChangeOrder.1. Construction Change Directive contains a complete description of

change in theWork. It also designates method to be followed todeterminechangeintheContractSumortheContractTime.

B. Documentation: Maintaindetailedrecordsona timeandmaterialbasisofworkrequiredbytheConstructionChangeDirective.1. Aftercompletionofchange,submitanitemizedaccountandsupporting

data necessary to substantiate cost and time adjustments to theContract.

ENDOFSECTION012600

SECTION012900-PAYMENTPROCEDURESPART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 SUMMARY

A. Section includes administrative and procedural requirements necessary toprepareandprocessApplicationsforPayment.

B. RelatedRequirements:Division01Section"ContractModificationProcedures"foradministrativeprocedures

forhandlingchangestotheContract.1.2 SCHEDULEOFVALUES

A. Coordination: Coordinate preparation of the schedule of values withpreparationofContractor'sconstructionschedule.1. Coordinate line items in the scheduleof valueswithother required

administrativeformsandschedules,includingthefollowing:a. ApplicationforPaymentformswithcontinuationsheets.b. Submittalschedule.c. Items required to be indicated as separate activities in

Contractor'sconstructionschedule.2. SubmitthescheduleofvaluestoArchitectatearliestpossibledatebut

no later thansevendaysbeforethedatescheduledforsubmittalofinitialApplicationsforPayment.

B. Format andContent: Provide at least one line item for eachSpecificationSection.

1. Identification: Include the following Project identification on thescheduleofvalues:a. Projectnameandlocation.b. NameofArchitect.c. Architect'sprojectnumber.d. Contractor'snameandaddress.e. Dateofsubmittal.f. UNLVPO#andproject#

2. Arrange schedule of values consistent with format ofAIADocumentG703.

3. ProvideabreakdownoftheContractSuminenoughdetailtofacilitatecontinuedevaluationofApplicationsforPaymentandprogressreports.ProvidemultiplelineitemsforprincipalsubcontractamountsinexcessoffivepercentoftheContractSum.

4. Roundamountstonearestwholedollar;totalshallequaltheContractSum.

5. EachiteminthescheduleofvaluesandApplicationsforPaymentshallbecomplete. Include totalcostandproportionateshareofgeneraloverheadandprofitforeachitem.

C. EachApplicationforPaymentshallbeconsistentwithpreviousapplicationsandpaymentsascertifiedbyArchitectandpaidforbyOwner.

D. PaymentApplicationTimes:SubmitApplicationforPaymenttoArchitectbythefirstofthemonth.TheperiodcoveredbyeachApplicationforPaymentisonemonth,endingonthelastdayofthemonth.

E. Application for Payment Forms: Use AIA Document G702 andAIADocumentG703asformforApplicationsforPayment.

F. ApplicationPreparation:Completeeveryentryonform.Notarizeandexecuteby a person authorized to sign legal documents on behalf of Contractor.Architectwillreturnincompleteapplicationswithoutaction.1. EntriesshallmatchdataonthescheduleofvaluesandContractor's

construction schedule. Use updated schedules if revisions weremade.

2. Include amounts of Change Orders and Construction ChangeDirectives issuedbefore last dayof constructionperiod coveredbyapplication.

G. Transmittal:SubmitonesignedandnotarizedoriginalcopyofeachApplicationforPaymenttoArchitectbyamethodensuringreceipt.Onecopyshallincludewaiversoflienandsimilarattachmentsifrequired.1. Transmit each copywith a transmittal form listing attachments and

recordingappropriateinformationaboutapplication.H. Waivers of Mechanic's Lien: With eachApplication for Payment, submit

waiversofmechanic'slienfromentitieslawfullyentitledtofileamechanic'slienarisingoutoftheContractandrelatedtotheWorkcoveredbythepayment.1. Submitpartialwaiversoneachitemforamountrequestedinprevious

application,afterdeductionforretainage,oneachitem.

2. Whenanapplicationshowscompletionofanitem,submitconditionalfinalorfullwaivers.

3. Ownerreservestheright todesignatewhichentities involved in theWorkmustsubmitwaivers.

4. WaiverForms:SubmitexecutedwaiversoflienonformsacceptabletoOwner.

I. InitialApplicationforPayment:AdministrativeactionsandsubmittalsthatmustprecedeorcoincidewithsubmittaloffirstApplicationforPaymentincludethefollowing:1. Listofsubcontractors.2. Scheduleofvalues.3. Contractor'sconstructionschedule(preliminaryifnotfinal).4. Submittalschedule(preliminaryifnotfinal).5. ListofContractor'sstaffassignments.6. Copiesofbuildingpermits.7. Copies of authorizations and licenses from authorities having

jurisdictionforperformanceoftheWork.8. Initialprogressreport.9. Certificatesofinsuranceandinsurancepolicies.

J. Application for Payment at Substantial Completion: AfterArchitect issuestheCertificateofSubstantialCompletion,submitanApplicationforPaymentshowing100percentcompletionforportionoftheWorkclaimedassubstantiallycomplete.1. IncludedocumentationsupportingclaimthattheWorkissubstantially

completeandastatementshowinganaccountingofchangestotheContractSum.

2. This application shall reflect Certificates of Partial SubstantialCompletion issued previously for Owner occupancy of designatedportionsoftheWork.

K. FinalPaymentApplication:AftercompletingProjectcloseoutrequirements,submit final Application for Payment with releases and supportingdocumentation not previously submitted and accepted, including, but notlimited,tothefollowing:1. EvidenceofcompletionofProjectcloseoutrequirements.2. Insurancecertificates forproductsandcompletedoperationswhere

requiredandproofthattaxes,fees,andsimilarobligationswerepaid.3. Updatedfinalstatement,accountingforfinalchangestotheContract

Sum.4. AIADocumentG706-1994,"Contractor'sAffidavitofPaymentofDebts

andClaims."5. AIA Document G706A-1994, "Contractor's Affidavit of Release of

Liens."6. AIADocumentG707-1994,"ConsentofSuretytoFinalPayment."7. Evidencethatclaimshavebeensettled.8. Finalmeterreadingsforutilities,ameasuredrecordofstoredfuel,and

similardataasofdateofSubstantialCompletionorwhenOwnertookpossessionofandassumedresponsibilityforcorrespondingelementsoftheWork.

9. Finalliquidateddamagessettlementstatement.ENDOFSECTION012900

SECTION013300-SUBMITTALPROCEDURESPART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 SUMMARY

A. Sectionincludesrequirementsforthesubmittalscheduleandadministrativeandprocedural requirements forsubmittingShopDrawings,ProductData,Samples,andothersubmittals.

B. RelatedRequirements:1. Division 01 Section "Construction Progress Documentation" for

submittingschedulesandreports,includingContractor'sconstructionschedule.

2. Division01Section"OperationandMaintenanceData"forsubmittingoperationandmaintenancemanuals.

3. Division01Section"ProjectRecordDocuments"forsubmittingrecordDrawings,recordSpecifications,andrecordProductData.

4. Division01Section"DemonstrationandTraining"forsubmittingvideorecordings of demonstration of equipment and training of Owner'spersonnel.

1.2 DEFINITIONSA. ActionSubmittals:Writtenandgraphicinformationandphysicalsamplesthat

requireArchitect'sresponsiveaction.B. Informational Submittals: Written and graphic information and physical

samplesthatdonotrequireArchitect'sresponsiveaction.Submittalsmayberejectedfornotcomplyingwithrequirements.

1.3 ACTIONSUBMITTALSA. SubmittalSchedule:Submitascheduleofsubmittals,arrangedinchronological

orderbydatesrequiredbyconstructionschedule.Includetimerequiredforreview,ordering,manufacturing,fabrication,anddeliverywhenestablishingdates.IncludeadditionaltimerequiredformakingcorrectionsorrevisionstosubmittalsnotedbyArchitectandadditionaltimeforhandlingandreviewingsubmittalsrequiredbythosecorrections.

1.4 SUBMITTALADMINISTRATIVEREQUIREMENTSA. Architect'sDigital Data Files: Electronic copies of digital data files of the

ContractDrawingswillnotbeprovidedbyArchitect forContractor'suse inpreparingsubmittals.

B. Coordination: Coordinate preparation and processing of submittals withperformanceofconstructionactivities.1. Coordinate each submittal with fabrication, purchasing, testing,

delivery,othersubmittals,andrelatedactivitiesthatrequiresequentialactivity.

2. Coordinatetransmittalofdifferenttypesofsubmittalsforrelatedpartsof theWork so processingwill not be delayed because of need toreviewsubmittalsconcurrentlyforcoordination.a. Architect reserves the right towithhold action on a submittal

requiring coordination with other submittals until relatedsubmittalsarereceived.

C. Processing Time: Allow time for submittal review, including time for re-submittals,asfollows.TimeforreviewshallcommenceonArchitect’sreceiptofsubmittal.NoextensionoftheContractTimewillbeauthorizedbecauseof failure to transmit submittals enough in advance of theWork to permitprocessing,includingre-submittals.1. InitialReview:Allow8daysforinitialreviewofeachsubmittal.Allow

additionaltimeifcoordinationwithsubsequentsubmittalsisrequired.Architect will advise Contractor when a submittal being processedmustbedelayedforcoordination.

2. IntermediateReview:Ifintermediatesubmittalisnecessary,processitinsamemannerasinitialsubmittal.

3. Re-submittalReview:Allow8daysforreviewofeachre-submittal.D. PaperSubmittals:Placeapermanentlabelortitleblockoneachsubmittal

itemforidentification.

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1. Indicatenameoffirmorentitythatpreparedeachsubmittalonlabelortitleblock.

2. Provideaspaceapproximately6by8inchesonlabelorbesidetitleblocktorecordContractor'sreviewandapprovalmarkingsandactiontakenbyArchitect.

3. Includethefollowinginformationforprocessingandrecordingactiontaken:a. Projectname.b. Date.c. NameofArchitect.d. NameofConstructionManager.e. NameofContractor.f. Nameofsubcontractor.g. Nameofsupplier.h. Nameofmanufacturer.i. Submittalnumberorotheruniqueidentifier, includingrevision

identifier.1) SubmittalnumbershalluseSpecificationSectionnumber

followed by a decimal point and then a sequentialnumber (e.g.,061000.01). Re-submittalsshall includean alphabetic suffix after another decimal point (e.g.,061000.01.A).

j. NumberandtitleofappropriateSpecificationSection.k. Drawingnumberanddetailreferences,asappropriate.l. Location(s)whereproductistobeinstalled,asappropriate.m. Othernecessaryidentification.

E. ElectronicSubmittals:Identifyandincorporateinformationineachelectronicsubmittalfileasfollows:1. Assemble complete submittal package into a single indexed file

incorporatingsubmittalrequirementsofasingleSpecificationSectionandtransmittalformwithlinksenablingnavigationtoeachitem.

2. Namefilewithsubmittalnumberorotherunique identifier, includingrevisionidentifier.a. FilenameshalluseprojectidentifierandSpecificationSection

number followed by a decimal point and then a sequentialnumber (e.g., LNHS-061000.01). Resubmittals shall includean alphabetic suffix after another decimal point (e.g., LNHS-061000.01.A).

3. ProvidemeansforinsertiontopermanentlyrecordContractor'sreviewandapprovalmarkingsandactiontakenbyArchitect.

4. Transmittal Form for Electronic Submittals: Use electronic formacceptabletoOwner,containingthefollowinginformation:a. Projectname.b. Date.c. NameandaddressofArchitect.d. NameofConstructionManager.e. NameofContractor.f. Nameoffirmorentitythatpreparedsubmittal.g. Namesofsubcontractor,manufacturer,andsupplier.h. Categoryandtypeofsubmittal.i. Submittalpurposeanddescription.j. SpecificationSectionnumberandtitle.k. Specification paragraph number or drawing designation and

genericnameforeachofmultipleitems.l. Drawingnumberanddetailreferences,asappropriate.m. Location(s)whereproductistobeinstalled,asappropriate.n. Relatedphysicalsamplessubmitteddirectly.o. Indicationoffullorpartialsubmittal.p. Transmittalnumber,numberedconsecutively.q. Submittalandtransmittaldistributionrecord.r. Othernecessaryidentification.s. Remarks.

F. Deviations:IdentifydeviationsfromtheContractDocumentsonsubmittals.G. Re-submittals: Makere-submittals insameformandnumberofcopiesas

initialsubmittal.1. Notedateandcontentofprevioussubmittal.2. Note date and content of revision in label or title block and clearly

indicateextentofrevision.3. Resubmitsubmittalsuntiltheyaremarkedwithapprovalnotationfrom

Architect's-actionstamp.H. Distribution:Furnishcopiesoffinalsubmittalstomanufacturers,subcontractors,

suppliers,fabricators,installers,authoritieshavingjurisdiction,andothersasnecessary forperformanceof constructionactivities. Showdistributionontransmittalforms.

I. UseforConstruction:RetaincompletecopiesofsubmittalsonProjectsite.UseonlyfinalactionsubmittalsthataremarkedwithapprovalnotationfromArchitect'sactionstamp.

PART2- PRODUCTS2.1 SUBMITTALPROCEDURES

A. GeneralSubmittalProcedureRequirements:1. SubmitelectronicsubmittalsviaemailasPDFelectronicfiles.

a. Architect will return annotated file. Annotate and retain onecopyoffileasanelectronicProjectrecorddocumentfile.

2. ActionSubmittals:Submitthreepapercopiesofeachsubmittalunlessotherwiseindicated.Architectwillreturntwocopies.

3. CertificatesandCertificationsSubmittals: Provideastatement thatincludes signature of entity responsible for preparing certification.Certificates and certifications shall be signedby anofficer or otherindividualauthorizedtosigndocumentsonbehalfofthatentity.a. Provideanotarizedstatementonoriginalpapercopycertificates

andcertificationswhereindicated.B. ProductData:Collectinformationintoasinglesubmittalforeachelementof

constructionandtypeofproductorequipment.1. If information must be specially prepared for submittal because

standard published data are not suitable for use, submit as ShopDrawings,notasProductData.

2. Markeachcopyofeachsubmittaltoshowwhichproductsandoptionsareapplicable.

3. Includethefollowinginformation,asapplicable:a. Manufacturer'scatalogcuts.b. Manufacturer'sproductspecifications.c. Standardcolorcharts.d. Statementofcompliancewithspecifiedreferencedstandards.e. Testingbyrecognizedtestingagency.f. Applicationoftestingagencylabelsandseals.g. Notationofcoordinationrequirements.h. Availabilityanddeliverytimeinformation.

4. For equipment, include the following in addition to the above, asapplicable:a. Wiringdiagramsshowingfactory-installedwiring.

b. Printedperformancecurves.c. Operationalrangediagrams.d. Clearancesrequiredtootherconstruction,ifnotindicatedon

accompanyingShopDrawings.5. SubmitProductDatabeforeorconcurrentwithSamples.6. SubmitProductDatainthefollowingformat:

a. PDFelectronicfile.b. ThreepapercopiesofProductDataunlessotherwiseindicated.

Architectwillreturntwocopies.C. Shop Drawings: Prepare Project-specific information, drawn accurately

to scale. Do not base Shop Drawings on reproductions of the ContractDocumentsorstandardprinteddata.1. Preparation:FullyillustraterequirementsintheContractDocuments.

Includethefollowinginformation,asapplicable:a. Identificationofproducts.b. Schedules.c. Compliancewithspecifiedstandards.d. Notationofcoordinationrequirements.e. Notationofdimensionsestablishedbyfieldmeasurement.f. Relationshipandattachment toadjoiningconstructionclearly

indicated.g. Sealandsignatureofprofessionalengineerifspecified.

2. Sheet Size: Except for templates, patterns, and similar full-sizedrawings,submitShopDrawingsonsheetsatleast8-1/2by11inches,butnolargerthan22by34inches.

3. SubmitShopDrawingsinthefollowingformat:a. PDFelectronicfile.b. Three opaquecopiesofeachsubmittal. Architectwill retain

onecopies;remainderwillbereturned.D. CoordinationDrawingsSubmittals: Complywith requirementsspecified in

Division01Section"ProjectManagementandCoordination."E. Contractor'sConstructionSchedule:Complywithrequirementsspecifiedin

Division01Section"ConstructionProgressDocumentation."F. ApplicationforPaymentandScheduleofValues:Complywithrequirements

specifiedinDivision01Section"PaymentProcedures."G. Closeout Submittals and Maintenance Material Submittals: Comply with

requirementsspecifiedinDivision01Section"CloseoutProcedures."H. MaintenanceData:ComplywithrequirementsspecifiedinDivision01Section

"OperationandMaintenanceData."I. QualificationData:Preparewritteninformationthatdemonstratescapabilities

andexperienceoffirmorperson. Include listsofcompletedprojectswithprojectnamesandaddresses,contactinformationofarchitectsandowners,andotherinformationspecified.

PART3- EXECUTION3.1 CONTRACTOR'SREVIEW

A. ActionandInformationalSubmittals: Revieweachsubmittalandcheckforcoordination with otherWork of theContract and for compliancewith theContract Documents. Note corrections and field dimensions. Mark withapprovalstampbeforesubmittingtoArchitect.

B. ProjectCloseoutandMaintenanceMaterialSubmittals:SeerequirementsinDivision01Section"CloseoutProcedures."

C. Approval Stamp: Stamp each submittal with a uniform, approval stamp.IncludeProjectnameandlocation,submittalnumber,SpecificationSectiontitle and number, name of reviewer, date of Contractor's approval, andstatementcertifyingthatsubmittalhasbeenreviewed,checked,andapprovedforcompliancewiththeContractDocuments.

3.2 ARCHITECT'SACTIONA. General: Architectwillnot reviewsubmittals thatdonotbearContractor's

approvalstampandwillreturnthemwithoutaction.B. Action Submittals: Architect will review each submittal, make marks to

indicatecorrectionsorrevisionsrequired,andreturnit.Architectwillstampeach submittalwith an action stampandwillmark stampappropriately toindicateaction.

C. Incompletesubmittalsareunacceptable,willbeconsiderednon-responsive,andwillbereturnedforre-submittalwithoutreview.

D. SubmittalsnotrequiredbytheContractDocumentsmaynotbereviewedandmaybediscarded.

ENDOFSECTION013300.

SECTION015000-TEMPORARYFACILITIESANDCONTROLSPART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 SUMMARY

A. Section includesrequirements for temporaryutilities,support facilities,andsecurityandprotectionfacilities.

B. RelatedRequirements:1. Division01Section"Summary"forworkrestrictionsandlimitationson

utilityinterruptions.1.2 USECHARGES

A. WaterandSewerServicefromExistingSystem:WaterfromOwner'sexistingwatersystemisavailable forusewithoutmeteringandwithoutpaymentofusecharges.Provideconnectionsandextensionsofservicesasrequiredforconstructionoperations.

B. ElectricPowerServicefromExistingSystem:ElectricpowerfromOwner'sexistingsystemisavailableforusewithoutmeteringandwithoutpaymentofusecharges.Provideconnectionsandextensionsofservicesasrequiredforconstructionoperations.

1.3 INFORMATIONALSUBMITTALSA. Fire-SafetyProgram:ShowcompliancewithrequirementsofNFPA241and

authoritieshavingjurisdiction.IndicateContractorpersonnelresponsibleformanagementoffirepreventionprogram.

1.4 QUALITYASSURANCEA. Accessible Temporary Egress: Comply with applicable provisions in the

U.S.Architectural&TransportationBarriersComplianceBoard'sADA-ABAAccessibilityGuidelinesandICC/ANSIA117.1.

PART2- PRODUCTS2.1 EQUIPMENT

A. FireExtinguishers:Portable,ULrated;withclassandextinguishingagentasrequiredbylocationsandclassesoffireexposures.

PART3- EXECUTION3.1 TEMPORARYUTILITYINSTALLATION

A. Lighting: Provide temporary lighting with local switching that providesadequateilluminationforconstructionoperations,observations,inspections,andtrafficconditions.1. Installandoperatetemporarylightingthatfulfillssecurityandprotection

requirementswithoutoperatingentiresystem.B. TelephoneService:

1. Provide superintendent with cellular telephone or portable two-wayradioforusewhenawayfromfieldoffice.

3.2 SECURITYANDPROTECTIONFACILITIESINSTALLATION

A. EnvironmentalProtection: Provideprotection,operate temporary facilities,andconductconstructionasrequiredtocomplywithenvironmentalregulationsand that minimize possible air, waterway, and subsoil contamination orpollutionorotherundesirableeffects.

B. TemporaryPartitions:Providefloor-to-ceilingdustproofpartitionstolimitdustanddirtmigrationandtoseparateareasoccupiedbyOwnerfromfumesandnoise.

1. Construct dustproof partitionswith two layers of 6-mil polyethylenesheetoneachside.Coverfloorwithtwolayersof6-milpolyethylenesheet,extendingsheets18inchesupthesidewalls.Overlapandtapefulllengthofjoints.Coverfloorwithfire-retardant-treatedplywood.

2. Insulatepartitionstocontrolnoisetransmissiontooccupiedareas.3. Seal jointsandperimeter. Equippartitionswithgasketeddustproof

doorsandsecuritylockswhereopeningsarerequired.4. Protectair-handlingequipment.5. Providewalk-offmatsateachentrancethroughtemporarypartition.

C. TemporaryFireProtection:Installandmaintaintemporaryfire-protectionfacilitiesof types needed to protect against reasonably predictable and controllable fire losses.ComplywithNFPA241;managefirepreventionprogram.

1. Prohibitsmokinginconstructionareas.2. Supervise welding operations, combustion-type temporary heating

units,andsimilarsourcesoffireignitionaccordingtorequirementsofauthoritieshavingjurisdiction.

3. Develop and supervise an overall fire-prevention and -protectionprogram forpersonnelatProjectsite. Reviewneedswith localfiredepartmentandestablishprocedurestobefollowed.Instructpersonnelinmethodsandprocedures.Postwarningsandinformation.

4. Provide temporary standpipes and hoses for fire protection. Hanghoseswith awarning sign stating that hoses are for fire-protectionpurposesonlyandarenottoberemoved.Matchhosesizewithoutletsizeandequipwithsuitablenozzles.

3.3 OPERATION,TERMINATION,ANDREMOVALA. Supervision: Enforce strict discipline in use of temporary facilities. To

minimizewasteandabuse,limitavailabilityoftemporaryfacilitiestoessentialandintendeduses.

B. Maintenance:Maintainfacilitiesingoodoperatingconditionuntilremoval.1. Maintainoperationof temporaryenclosures,heating,cooling,

humiditycontrol,ventilation,andsimilarfacilitiesona24-hourbasiswhererequiredtoachieveindicatedresultsandtoavoidpossibilityofdamage.

C. TerminationandRemoval: Removeeachtemporary facilitywhenneedforits service has ended,when it has been replaced by authorized use of apermanent facility, or no later than Substantial Completion. Complete or,if necessary, restore permanent construction thatmayhavebeendelayedbecauseofinterferencewithtemporaryfacility.RepairdamagedWork,cleanexposed surfaces, and replace construction that cannot be satisfactorilyrepaired.1. Materialsandfacilitiesthatconstitutetemporaryfacilitiesareproperty

ofContractor.2. At Substantial Completion, repair, renovate, and clean permanent

facilitiesusedduringconstructionperiod.ComplywithfinalcleaningrequirementsspecifiedinDivision01Section"CloseoutProcedures."

ENDOFSECTION015000

SECTION016000-PRODUCTREQUIREMENTSPART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 SUMMARY

A. Section includes administrative and procedural requirements for selectionof products for use in Project; product delivery, storage, and handling;manufacturers' standard warranties on products; special warranties; andcomparableproducts.

B. RelatedRequirements:1. Division 01 Section "Substitution Procedures" for requests for

substitutions.1.2 DEFINITIONS

A. Products:ItemsobtainedforincorporatingintotheWork,whetherpurchasedforProject or taken frompreviously purchased stock. The term "product"includes the terms "material," "equipment," "system," and terms of similarintent.

1. NamedProducts: Itemsidentifiedbymanufacturer'sproductname,includingmakeormodelnumberorotherdesignationshownorlistedinmanufacturer's published product literature, that is current as ofdateoftheContractDocuments.

2. NewProducts:Itemsthathavenotpreviouslybeenincorporatedintoanotherprojectorfacility.Productssalvagedorrecycledfromotherprojectsarenotconsiderednewproducts.

3. Comparable Product: Product that is demonstrated and approvedthrough submittal process to have the indicatedqualities related totype,function,dimension,in-serviceperformance,physicalproperties,appearance,andothercharacteristicsthatequalorexceedthoseofspecifiedproduct.

1.3 ACTIONSUBMITTALSA. ComparableProductRequests: Submit request for consideration of each

comparable product. Identify product or fabrication or installationmethodtobereplaced.IncludeSpecificationSectionnumberandtitleandDrawingnumbersandtitles.1. Architect's Action: If necessary, Architect will request additional

informationordocumentationforevaluationwithinoneweekofreceiptofacomparableproduct request. ArchitectwillnotifyContractorofapprovalorrejectionofproposedcomparableproductrequestwithin15daysofreceiptofrequest,orSEVENdaysofreceiptofadditionalinformationordocumentation,whicheverislater.a. FormofApproval:AsspecifiedinDivision01Section"Submittal

Procedures."b. UseproductspecifiedifArchitectdoesnotissueadecisionon

useofacomparableproductrequestwithintimeallocated.1.4 QUALITYASSURANCE

A. CompatibilityofOptions:IfContractorisgivenoptionofselectingbetweentwoormoreproductsforuseonProject,selectproductcompatiblewithproductspreviouslyselected,evenifpreviouslyselectedproductswerealsooptions.

1.5 PRODUCTDELIVERY,STORAGE,ANDHANDLINGA. Deliver,store,andhandleproductsusingmeansandmethodsthatwillprevent

damage,deterioration,andloss,includingtheftandvandalism.Complywithmanufacturer'swritteninstructions.

B. DeliveryandHandling:1. Scheduledeliverysothatthereisnostoragewithintheworkarea.All

shorttermstorageshallbeincontainersinalocationagreedtobytheOwner.

2. Deliver products to Project site in an undamaged condition inmanufacturer'soriginalsealedcontainerorotherpackagingsystem,

completewithlabelsandinstructionsforhandling,storing,unpacking,protecting,andinstalling.

3. Inspect products on delivery to determine compliance with theContractDocumentsandtodeterminethatproductsareundamagedandproperlyprotected.

C. Storage:1. Storeproductstoallowforinspectionandmeasurementofquantityor

countingofunits.2. StorematerialsinamannerthatwillnotendangerProjectstructure.3. Store products that are subject to damage by the elements, under

cover in a weathertight enclosure above ground, with ventilationadequatetopreventcondensation.

4. Complywithproductmanufacturer'swritteninstructionsfortemperature,humidity, ventilation, and weather-protection requirements forstorage.

1.6 PRODUCTWARRANTIESA. WarrantiesspecifiedinotherSectionsshallbeinadditionto,andrunconcurrent

with,otherwarrantiesrequiredbytheContractDocuments.Manufacturer'sdisclaimersandlimitationsonproductwarrantiesdonotrelieveContractorofobligationsunderrequirementsoftheContractDocuments.1. Manufacturer's Warranty: Written warranty furnished by individual

manufacturer for a particular product and specifically endorsed bymanufacturertoOwner.

2. SpecialWarranty:WrittenwarrantyrequiredbytheContractDocumentstoprovidespecificrightsforOwner.

B. SpecialWarranties: Prepareawrittendocument thatcontainsappropriatetermsandidentification,readyforexecution.1. Manufacturer'sStandardForm: Modified to includeProject-specific

informationandproperlyexecuted.2. Specified Form: When specified forms are included with the

Specifications, prepare a written document using indicated formproperlyexecuted.

3. Refer to Divisions 02 through 33. Sections for specific contentrequirements and particular requirements for submitting specialwarranties.

C. SubmittalTime:ComplywithrequirementsinDivision01Section"CloseoutProcedures."

PART2- PRODUCTS2.1 PRODUCTSELECTIONPROCEDURES

A. General Product Requirements: Provide products that comply with theContractDocuments,areundamagedand,unlessotherwise indicated,arenewattimeofinstallation.1. Provide products completewith accessories, trim, finish, fasteners,

andotheritemsneededforacompleteinstallationandindicateduseandeffect.

2. Standard Products: If available, and unless custom products ornonstandardoptionsarespecified,providestandardproductsoftypesthathavebeenproducedandusedsuccessfullyinsimilarsituationsonotherprojects.

3. OwnerreservestherighttolimitselectiontoproductswithwarrantiesnotinconflictwithrequirementsoftheContractDocuments.

4. Whereproductsareaccompaniedbytheterm"asselected,"Architectwillmakeselection.

5. Descriptive,performance,andreferencestandardrequirementsintheSpecificationsestablishsalientcharacteristicsofproducts.

ENDOFSECTION016000

SECTION017300-EXECUTIONPART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 SUMMARY

A. Section includes general administrative and procedural requirementsgoverningexecutionoftheWorkincluding,butnotlimitedto,thefollowing:1. Constructionlayout.2. Fieldengineeringandsurveying.3. InstallationoftheWork.4. Cuttingandpatching.5. CoordinationofOwner-installedproducts.6. Progresscleaning.7. Startingandadjusting.8. Protectionofinstalledconstruction.9. CorrectionoftheWork.

B. RelatedRequirements:1. Division01Section"Summary"forlimitsonuseofProjectsite.2. Division01Section"CloseoutProcedures"forsubmittingfinalproperty

surveywithProjectRecordDocuments,recordingofOwner-accepteddeviationsfromindicatedlinesandlevels,andfinalcleaning.

3. Division07Section"PenetrationFirestopping"forpatchingpenetrationsinfire-ratedconstruction.


A. CuttingandPatching:Complywithrequirementsforandlimitationsoncuttingandpatchingofconstructionelements.1. OperationalElements:Donotcutandpatchoperatingelementsand

relatedcomponentsinamannerthatresultsinreducingtheircapacityto performas intendedor that results in increasedmaintenanceordecreasedoperationallifeorsafety.

2. OtherConstructionElements:Donotcutandpatchotherconstructionelementsorcomponents inamanner thatcouldchange their load-carrying capacity, that results in reducing their capacity to performas intended,or that results in increasedmaintenanceordecreasedoperationallifeorsafety.

3. VisualElements:Donotcutandpatchconstructioninamannerthatresults in visual evidence of cutting and patching. Do not cut andpatch exposed construction in a manner that would, in Architect'sopinion,reducethebuilding'saestheticqualities.Removeandreplaceconstructionthathasbeencutandpatchedinavisuallyunsatisfactorymanner.

PART2- PRODUCTS2.1 MATERIALS

A. General:ComplywithrequirementsspecifiedinotherSections.B. In-PlaceMaterials:Usematerialsforpatchingidenticaltoin-placematerials.

For exposed surfaces, usematerials that visuallymatch in-place adjacentsurfacestothefullestextentpossible.1. Ifidenticalmaterialsareunavailableorcannotbeused,usematerials

that,wheninstalled,willprovideamatchacceptabletoArchitect forthevisualandfunctionalperformanceofin-placematerials.

PART3- EXECUTION3.1 EXAMINATION

A. ExistingConditions:Theexistenceandlocationofutilitiesandconstructionindicatedasexistingarenotguaranteed.Beforebeginningwork,investigate

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and verify theexistenceand locationof utilities,mechanical andelectricalsystems,andotherconstructionaffectingtheWork.

B. ExaminationandAcceptanceofConditions: Beforeproceedingwith eachcomponent of the Work, examine substrates, areas, and conditions, withInstallerorApplicatorpresentwhereindicated,forcompliancewith

requirements for installation tolerances and other conditions affectingperformance.Recordobservations.1. Examine roughing-in for mechanical and electrical systems to

verify actual locations of connections before equipment and fixtureinstallation.

2. Examinewalls,floors,androofsforsuitableconditionswhereproductsandsystemsaretobeinstalled.

3. Verify compatibility with and suitability of substrates, includingcompatibilitywithexistingfinishesorprimers.

C. Proceed with installation only after unsatisfactory conditions have beencorrected.ProceedingwiththeWorkindicatesacceptanceofsurfacesandconditions.

3.2 PREPARATIONA. FieldMeasurements: Takefieldmeasurementsasrequiredtofit theWork

properly. Recheckmeasurements before installing each product. WhereportionsoftheWorkareindicatedtofittootherconstruction,verifydimensionsofotherconstructionbyfieldmeasurementsbeforefabrication.CoordinatefabricationschedulewithconstructionprogresstoavoiddelayingtheWork.

B. SpaceRequirements: Verifyspacerequirementsanddimensionsof itemsshowndiagrammaticallyonDrawings.

C. Review of Contract Documents and Field Conditions: Immediately ondiscoveryoftheneedforclarificationoftheContractDocumentscausedbydifferingfieldconditionsoutsidethecontrolofContractor,submitarequestforinformationtoArchitectaccordingtorequirementsinDivision01Section"ProjectManagementandCoordination."

3.3 CONSTRUCTIONLAYOUTA. Verification:BeforeproceedingtolayouttheWork,verifylayoutinformation

shownonDrawings,inrelationtothepropertysurveyandexistingbenchmarks.Ifdiscrepanciesarediscovered,notifyArchitectpromptly.

3.4 INSTALLATIONA. General:LocatetheWorkandcomponentsoftheWorkaccurately,incorrect

alignmentandelevation,asindicated.1. Makeverticalworkplumbandmakehorizontalworklevel.2. Wherespaceislimited,installcomponentstomaximizespaceavailable

formaintenanceandeaseofremovalforreplacement.3. Concealpipes,ducts,andwiring infinishedareasunlessotherwise

indicated.B. Comply with manufacturer's written instructions and recommendations for

installingproductsinapplicationsindicated.C. Install products at the time and under conditions thatwill ensure the best

possibleresults.MaintainconditionsrequiredforproductperformanceuntilSubstantialCompletion.

D. Conduct construction operations so no part of the Work is subjected todamaging operations or loading in excess of that expected during normalconditionsofoccupancy.

E. Sequence the Work and allow adequate clearances to accommodatemovement of construction items on site and placement in permanentlocations.

F. ToolsandEquipment:Donotusetoolsorequipmentthatproduceharmfulnoiselevels.

G. Templates:Obtainanddistributetothepartiesinvolvedtemplatesforworkspecifiedtobefactorypreparedandfield installed. CheckShopDrawingsofotherworktoconfirmthatadequateprovisionsaremadeforlocatingandinstallingproductstocomplywithindicatedrequirements.

H. Attachment: Provide blocking and attachment plates and anchors andfastenersofadequatesizeandnumbertosecurelyanchoreachcomponentinplace,accuratelylocatedandalignedwithotherportionsoftheWork.Wheresizeandtypeofattachmentsarenotindicated,verifysizeandtyperequiredforloadconditions.1. MountingHeights:Wheremountingheightsarenotindicated,mount

componentsatheightsdirectedbyArchitect.2. Allow for building movement, including thermal expansion and

contraction.3. Coordinate installation of anchorages. Furnish setting drawings,

templates,anddirectionsforinstallinganchorages,includingsleeves,concrete inserts,anchorbolts,and itemswith integralanchors, thataretobeembedded inconcreteormasonry. Deliversuch itemstoProjectsiteintimeforinstallation.

I. Joints: Make joints of uniform width. Where joint locations in exposedworkarenotindicated,arrangejointsforthebestvisualeffect.Fitexposedconnectionstogethertoformhairlinejoints.

J. HazardousMaterials:Useproducts,cleaners,andinstallationmaterialsthatarenotconsideredhazardous.

3.5 CUTTINGANDPATCHINGA. CuttingandPatching,General: Employskilledworkers toperformcutting

andpatching.Proceedwithcuttingandpatchingattheearliestfeasibletime,andcompletewithoutdelay.1. Cutin-placeconstructiontoprovideforinstallationofothercomponents

or performance of other construction, and subsequently patch asrequiredtorestoresurfacestotheiroriginalcondition.

B. Existing Warranties: Remove, replace, patch, and repair materials andsurfacescutordamagedduringinstallationorcuttingandpatchingoperations,bymethodsandwithmaterialssoasnottovoidexistingwarranties.

C. TemporarySupport:Providetemporarysupportofworktobecut.D. Protection:Protectin-placeconstructionduringcuttingandpatchingtoprevent

damage.ProvideprotectionfromadverseweatherconditionsforportionsofProjectthatmightbeexposedduringcuttingandpatchingoperations.

E. AdjacentOccupiedAreas:Avoidinterferencewithuseofadjoiningareasorinterruptionoffreepassagetoadjoiningareas.

F. ExistingUtilityServicesandMechanical/ElectricalSystems:Whereexistingservices/systems are required to be removed, relocated, or abandoned,bypass such services/systems before cutting to prevent interruption tooccupiedareas.

G. Cutting: Cut in-place construction by sawing, drilling, breaking, chipping,grinding,andsimilaroperations, includingexcavation,usingmethods leastlikely to damage elements retained or adjoining construction. If possible,review proposed procedures with original Installer; comply with originalInstaller'swrittenrecommendations.1. Ingeneral,usehandorsmallpower toolsdesigned forsawingand

grinding,nothammeringandchopping. Cutholesandslotsneatlytominimumsizerequired,andwithminimumdisturbanceofadjacentsurfaces.Temporarilycoveropeningswhennotinuse.

2. FinishedSurfaces:Cutordrillfromtheexposedorfinishedsideintoconcealedsurfaces.

3. MechanicalandElectricalServices:Cutoffpipeorconduit inwallsorpartitionstoberemoved.Cap,valve,orplugandsealremainingportion of pipe or conduit to prevent entrance ofmoisture or otherforeignmatteraftercutting.

4. Proceedwithpatchingafterconstructionoperationsrequiringcuttingarecomplete.

H. Patching:Patchconstructionbyfilling,repairing,refinishing,closingup,andsimilaroperationsfollowingperformanceofotherwork.Patchwithdurableseamsthatareasinvisibleaspracticable.ProvidematerialsandcomplywithinstallationrequirementsspecifiedinotherSections,whereapplicable.1. Inspection: Where feasible, test and inspect patched areas after

completiontodemonstratephysicalintegrityofinstallation.2. ExposedFinishes: Restoreexposedfinishesofpatchedareasand

extend finish restoration into retained adjoining construction in amannerthatwillminimizeevidenceofpatchingandrefinishing.

3. FloorsandWalls:Wherewallsorpartitionsthatareremovedextendonefinishedareaintoanother,patchandrepairfloorandwallsurfacesin thenewspace. Provideanevensurfaceofuniformfinish,color,texture,andappearance.Removein-placefloorandwallcoveringsandreplacewithnewmaterials,ifnecessary,toachieveuniformcolorandappearance.

4. Ceilings: Patch, repair,or rehang in-placeceilingsasnecessary toprovideaneven-planesurfaceofuniformappearance.

I. Cleaning:Cleanareasandspaceswherecuttingandpatchingareperformed.Removepaint,mortar,oils,putty,andsimilarmaterialsfromadjacentfinishedsurfaces.

3.6 PROGRESSCLEANINGA. General:CleanProjectsiteandworkareasdaily,includingcommonareas.

Enforcerequirementsstrictly.Disposeofmaterialslawfully.1. Complywith requirements inNFPA241 for removal of combustible

wastematerialsanddebris.2. Do not hold wastematerialsmore than seven days during normal

weatherorthreedaysifthetemperatureisexpectedtoriseabove80degF.

B. Site:MaintainProjectsitefreeofwastematerialsanddebris.C. WorkAreas:Cleanareaswhereworkisinprogresstothelevelofcleanliness

necessaryforproperexecutionoftheWork.1. Removeliquidspillspromptly.2. WheredustwouldimpairproperexecutionoftheWork,broom-clean

orvacuumtheentireworkarea,asappropriate.D. InstalledWork:Keepinstalledworkclean.Cleaninstalledsurfacesaccording

to written instructions of manufacturer or fabricator of product installed,usingonlycleaningmaterialsspecificallyrecommended.Ifspecificcleaningmaterialsarenotrecommended,usecleaningmaterialsthatarenothazardoustohealthorpropertyandthatwillnotdamageexposedsurfaces.

E. ConcealedSpaces:Removedebrisfromconcealedspacesbeforeenclosingthespace.

F. ExposedSurfacesinFinishedAreas:Cleanexposedsurfacesandprotectasnecessary toensure freedomfromdamageanddeteriorationat timeofSubstantialCompletion.

G. WasteDisposal:Donotburyorburnwastematerialson-site.Donotwashwastematerialsdownsewersorintowaterways.

H. Duringhandlingandinstallation,cleanandprotectconstructioninprogressandadjoiningmaterialsalready inplace. Applyprotectivecoveringwhererequired to ensure protection from damage or deterioration at SubstantialCompletion.

I. Clean and provide maintenance on completed construction as frequentlyas necessary through the remainder of the construction period. Adjustand lubricateoperablecomponentstoensureoperabilitywithoutdamagingeffects.

3.7 STARTINGANDADJUSTINGA. Start equipment and operating components to confirm proper operation.

Removemalfunctioningunits,replacewithnewunits,andretest.B. Adjust equipment for proper operation. Adjust operating components for

properoperationwithoutbinding.C. Test each piece of equipment to verify proper operation. Test and adjust

controls and safeties. Replacedamagedandmalfunctioning controls andequipment.

D. Manufacturer's Field Service: Comply with qualification requirements inDivision01Section"QualityRequirements."

3.8 PROTECTIONOFINSTALLEDCONSTRUCTIONA. ProvidefinalprotectionandmaintainconditionsthatensureinstalledWorkis

withoutdamageordeteriorationattimeofSubstantialCompletion.B. Complywithmanufacturer'swritteninstructionsfortemperatureandrelative

humidity.ENDOFSECTION017300

SECTION017700-CLOSEOUTPROCEDURESPART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 SUMMARY

A. Section includes administrative and procedural requirements for contractcloseout,including,butnotlimitedto,thefollowing:1. SubstantialCompletionprocedures.2. Finalcompletionprocedures.3. Warranties.4. Finalcleaning.5. RepairoftheWork.

B. RelatedRequirements:1. Division01Section"OperationandMaintenanceData"foroperation

andmaintenancemanualrequirements.2. Division01Section"ProjectRecordDocuments"forsubmittingrecord

Drawings,recordSpecifications,andrecordProductData.3. Division01Section"DemonstrationandTraining"forrequirementsfor

instructingOwner'spersonnel.1.2 ACTIONSUBMITTALS

A. ProductData:Forcleaningagents.B. Contractor's List of Incomplete Items: Initial submittal at Substantial

Completion.C. CertifiedListofIncompleteItems:FinalsubmittalatFinalCompletion.

1.3 CLOSEOUTSUBMITTALSA. CertificatesofRelease:Fromauthoritieshavingjurisdiction.B. CertificateofInsurance:Forcontinuingcoverage.

1.4 MAINTENANCEMATERIALSUBMITTALSA. ScheduleofMaintenanceMaterialItems:Formaintenancematerialsubmittal

itemsspecifiedinotherSections.1.5 SUBSTANTIALCOMPLETIONPROCEDURES

A. Contractor'sListofIncompleteItems:Prepareandsubmitalistofitemstobecompletedandcorrected(Contractor'spunchlist),indicatingthevalueofeachitemonthelistandreasonswhytheWorkisincomplete.

B. Submittals Prior to Substantial Completion: Complete the following aminimumof[10]tendayspriortorequestinginspectionfordeterminingdateofSubstantialCompletion.TechnicalsubmittalscanbesubmittedviaPDF.Finishesandothermaterialobjectssubmittedforapprovalrequire5copies(1forUNLV,2forcontractor,1forLGA).Listitemsbelowthatareincompleteattimeofrequest.1. CertificatesofRelease:Obtainandsubmitreleasesfromauthorities

havingjurisdictionpermittingOwnerunrestricteduseoftheWorkandaccesstoservicesandutilities.Includeoccupancypermits,operatingcertificates,andsimilarreleases.

2. Submit closeout submittals specified in other Division 01 Sections,including project record documents, operation and maintenancemanuals,finalcompletionconstructionphotographicdocumentation,damage or settlement surveys, property surveys, and similar finalrecordinformation.

3. Electronically submit maintenance material submittals specified inindividual Divisions 02 through 33 Sections, including tools, spareparts, extra materials, and similar items, and deliver to locationdesignatedbyArchitect.Labelwithmanufacturer'snameandmodelnumberwhereapplicable.a. Schedule of Maintenance Material Items: Prepare and

electronicallysubmitscheduleofmaintenancematerialsubmittalitems,includingnameandquantityofeachitemandnameandnumber of related Specification Section. Obtain Architect’ssignatureforreceiptofsubmittals.

4. Submittest/adjust/balancerecords.C. ProceduresPriortoSubstantialCompletion:Completethefollowingaminimum

of10dayspriortorequestinginspectionfordeterminingdateofSubstantialCompletion.Listitemsbelowthatareincompleteattimeofrequest.1. AdviseOwnerofpendinginsurancechangeoverrequirements.2. MakefinalchangeoverofpermanentlocksanddeliverkeystoOwner.

AdviseOwner'spersonnelofchangeoverinsecurityprovisions.3. Completestartupandtestingofsystemsandequipment.4. PerformpreventivemaintenanceonequipmentusedpriortoSubstantial

Completion.5. InstructOwner'spersonnelinoperation,adjustment,andmaintenanceof

products,equipment,andsystems.SubmitdemonstrationandtrainingvideorecordingsspecifiedinDivision01Section"DemonstrationandTraining."

6. AdviseOwnerofchangeoverinheatandotherutilities.7. ParticipatewithOwnerinconductinginspectionandwalkthroughwith

localemergencyresponders.8. TerminateandremovetemporaryfacilitiesfromProjectsite,alongwith

mockups,constructiontools,andsimilarelements.9. Completefinalcleaningrequirements,includingtouchuppainting.10. Touchupandotherwiserepairandrestoremarredexposedfinishesto

eliminatevisualdefects.D. Inspection:SubmitawrittenrequestforinspectiontodetermineSubstantial

Completionaminimumof10dayspriortodatetheworkwillbecompletedandreadyforfinalinspectionandtests.Onreceiptofrequest,ArchitectwilleitherproceedwithinspectionornotifyContractorofunfulfilledrequirements.ArchitectwillpreparetheCertificateofSubstantialCompletionafterinspectionorwillnotifyContractorofitems,eitheronContractor'slistoradditionalitemsidentifiedbyArchitect,thatmustbecompletedorcorrectedbeforecertificatewillbeissued.1. Re-inspection: Request re-inspection when the Work identified in

previousinspectionsasincompleteiscompletedorcorrected.2. Resultsofcompletedinspectionwillformthebasisofrequirementsfor

finalcompletion.1.6 FINALCOMPLETIONPROCEDURES

A. PreliminaryProcedures: Beforerequestingfinal inspection fordeterminingfinalcompletion,completethefollowing:1. SubmitafinalApplicationforPaymentaccordingtoDivision01Section

"PaymentProcedures."2. CertifiedListofIncompleteItems:SubmitcertifiedcopyofArchitect's

Substantial Completion inspection list of items to be completed orcorrected(punchlist),endorsedanddatedbyArchitect.Certifiedcopyofthelistshallstatethateachitemhasbeencompletedorotherwiseresolvedforacceptance.

3. CertificateofInsurance:Submitevidenceoffinal,continuinginsurancecoveragecomplyingwithinsurancerequirements.

4. Submitpest-controlfinalinspectionreportandwarranty.5. InstructOwner'spersonnelinoperation,adjustment,andmaintenance

ofproducts,equipment,andsystems.B. Inspection: Submit a written request for final inspection to determine

acceptance.Onreceiptofrequest,ArchitectwilleitherproceedwithinspectionornotifyContractorofunfulfilledrequirements.ArchitectwillprepareafinalCertificateforPaymentafterinspectionorwillnotifyContractorofconstructionthatmustbecompletedorcorrectedbeforecertificatewillbeissued.1. Re-inspection: Request re-inspection when the Work identified in

previousinspectionsasincompleteiscompletedorcorrected.1.7 LISTOFINCOMPLETEITEMS(PUNCHLIST)

A. OrganizationofList:Includenameandidentificationofeachspaceandareaaffectedbyconstructionoperationsforincompleteitemsanditemsneedingcorrection including, if necessary, areas disturbed by Contractor that areoutsidethelimitsofconstruction.UseCSIForm14.1A.1. Organize itemsapplying toeachspacebymajorelement, including

categoriesforceiling,individualwalls,floors,equipment,andbuildingsystems.

1.8 SUBMITTALOFPROJECTWARRANTIESA. Time of Submittal: Submit written warranties on request of Architect for

designatedportionsoftheWorkwherecommencementofwarrantiesotherthandateofSubstantialCompletionisindicated,orwhendelayinsubmittalofwarrantiesmightlimitOwner'srightsunderwarranty.

B. OrganizewarrantydocumentsintoanorderlysequencebasedonthetableofcontentsoftheProjectManual.1. Electronicallysizedtoreceive8-1/2-by-11-inchpaper.2. Markeachfiletoidentifytheproductorinstallation.Provideatyped

description of the product or installation, including the nameof theproductandthename,address,andtelephonenumberofInstaller.

3. Provideacoversheetwith the title "WARRANTIES,"Projectname,andnameofContractor.

PART2- PRODUCTS2.1 MATERIALS

A. Cleaning Agents: Use cleaning materials and agents recommended bymanufacturerorfabricatorofthesurfacetobecleaned.Donotusecleaning

agents that are potentially hazardous to health or property or that mightdamagefinishedsurfaces.

PART3- EXECUTION3.1 FINALCLEANING

A. General: Perform final cleaning. Conduct cleaning and waste-removaloperationstocomplywithlocallawsandordinancesandFederalandlocalenvironmentalandantipollutionregulations.

B. Cleaning: Employ experienced workers or professional cleaners for finalcleaning. Cleaneachsurfaceorunit toconditionexpected inanaveragecommercial building cleaning and maintenance program. Comply withmanufacturer'swritteninstructions.1. Completethefollowingcleaningoperationsbeforerequesting

inspectionforcertificationofSubstantialCompletionforentireProjectorforadesignatedportionofProject:a. CleanProject site, yard, and grounds, in areas disturbed by

constructionactivities,includinglandscapedevelopmentareas,ofrubbish,wastematerial,litter,andotherforeignsubstances.

b. Sweep paved areas broom clean. Remove petrochemicalspills,stains,andotherforeigndeposits.

c. Rakegroundsthatareneitherplantednorpavedtoasmooth,even-texturedsurface.

d. Removetools,constructionequipment,machinery,andsurplusmaterialfromProjectsite.

e. Removesnowandicetoprovidesafeaccesstobuilding.f. Clean exposed exterior and interior hard-surfaced finishes

to a dirt-free condition, free of stains, films, and similarforeign substances. Avoid disturbing natural weathering ofexteriorsurfaces. Restorereflectivesurfacesto theiroriginalcondition.

g. Removedebrisandsurfacedustfromlimitedaccessspaces,including roofs, plenums, shafts, trenches, equipment vaults,manholes,attics,andsimilarspaces.

h. Sweepconcretefloorsbroomcleaninunoccupiedspaces.i. Vacuumcarpetandsimilarsoftsurfaces,removingdebrisand

excessnap;cleanaccordingtomanufacturer'srecommendationsifvisiblesoilorstainsremain.

j. Clean transparent materials, including mirrors and glass indoors andwindows. Removeglazing compounds and othernoticeable, vision-obscuring materials. Replace chipped orbrokenglassandotherdamagedtransparentmaterials.Polishmirrorsandglass,takingcarenottoscratchsurfaces.

k. Removelabelsthatarenotpermanent.l. Wipe surfaces of mechanical and electrical equipment and

similar equipment. Remove excess lubrication, paint andmortardroppings,andotherforeignsubstances.

m. Replacedisposableairfiltersandcleanpermanentairfilters.Cleanexposedsurfacesofdiffusers,registers,andgrills.

n. Clean light fixtures, lamps, globes, and reflectors to functionwithfullefficiency.

o. LeaveProjectcleanandreadyforoccupancy.3.2 REPAIROFTHEWORK

A. CompleterepairandrestorationoperationsbeforerequestinginspectionfordeterminationofSubstantialCompletion.

B. Repair or remove and replace defective construction. Repairing includesreplacing defective parts, refinishing damaged surfaces, touching up withmatching materials, and properly adjusting operating equipment. Wheredamagedorwornitemscannotberepairedorrestored,providereplacements.Removeandreplaceoperatingcomponentsthatcannotberepaired.Restoredamagedconstructionandpermanent facilitiesusedduringconstruction tospecifiedcondition.1. Removeandreplacechipped,scratched,andbrokenglass,reflective

surfaces,andotherdamagedtransparentmaterials.2. Touchupandotherwiserepairandrestoremarredorexposedfinishes

and surfaces. Replace finishes and surfaces that already showevidenceofrepairorrestoration.a. Donotpaintover"UL"andotherrequiredlabelsandidentification,

includingmechanicalandelectricalnameplates.Removepaintappliedtorequiredlabelsandidentification.

3. Replacepartssubjecttooperatingconditionsduringconstructionthatmayimpedeoperationorreducelongevity.

4. Replaceburned-outbulbs,bulbsnoticeablydimmedbyhoursofuse,and defective and noisy starters in fluorescent andmercury vaporfixturestocomplywithrequirementsfornewfixtures.

ENDOFSECTION017700

SECTION017823-OPERATIONANDMAINTENANCEDATAPART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 SUMMARY

A. Section includes administrative and procedural requirements for preparingoperationandmaintenancemanuals,includingthefollowing:1. Operationandmaintenancedocumentationdirectory.2. Emergencymanuals.3. Operationmanualsforsystems,subsystems,andequipment.4. Productmaintenancemanuals.5. Systemsandequipmentmaintenancemanuals.

1.2 CLOSEOUTSUBMITTALSA. ManualContent:Operationsandmaintenancemanualcontentisspecified

in individual Specification Sections to be reviewed at the time of Sectionsubmittals. Submit reviewedmanual content formatted and organized asrequiredbythisSection.1. Architect will comment on whether content of operations and

maintenancesubmittalsareacceptable.2. Where applicable, clarify and update reviewed manual content to

correspondtorevisionsandfieldconditions.B. Format: Submit operations and maintenance manuals in the following

format:1. Electronically

C. Manual Submittal: Submit each manual in final form prior to requestinginspectionforSubstantialCompletionandatleast15daysbeforecommencingdemonstrationandtraining.Architectwillreturncopywithcomments.1. CorrectorreviseeachmanualtocomplywithArchitect'scomments.

Submitcopiesofeachcorrectedmanualwithin15daysofreceiptofArchitect's comments and prior to commencing demonstration andtraining.

PART2- PRODUCTS2.1 REQUIREMENTSFOROPERATION,ANDMAINTENANCEMANUALS

A. Organization: Unless otherwise indicated, organize each manual into aseparatesectionforeachsystemandsubsystem,andaseparatesectionforeachpieceofequipmentnotpartofasystem.Eachmanualshallcontainthefollowingmaterials,intheorderlisted:

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1. Titlepage.2. Tableofcontents.3. Manualcontents.B. TitlePage:Includethefollowinginformation:1. Subjectmatterincludedinmanual.2. NameandaddressofProject.3. NameandaddressofOwner.4. Dateofsubmittal.5. NameandcontactinformationforContractor.6. NameandcontactinformationforConstructionManager.7. NameandcontactinformationforArchitect.8. NameandcontactinformationforCommissioningAuthority.9. NamesandcontactinformationformajorconsultantstotheArchitect

thatdesignedthesystemscontainedinthemanuals.

10. Cross-referencetorelatedsystemsinotheroperationandmaintenancemanuals.

C. Table of Contents: List each product included in manual, identified byproductname,indexedtothecontentofthevolume,andcross-referencedtoSpecificationSectionnumberinProjectManual.

D. Manuals, ElectronicCopy:Submitmanuals intheformofelectroniccopywithlabeledvolumes.

2.2 OPERATION MANUALS

A. Content:InadditiontorequirementsinthisSection,includeoperationdatarequiredinindividualSpecificationSectionsandthefollowinginformation:1. System,subsystem,andequipmentdescriptions. Usedesignations

forsystemsandequipmentindicatedonContractDocuments.2. Performance and design criteria if Contractor is delegated design

responsibility.3. Operatingstandards.4. Operatingprocedures.5. Operatinglogs.6. Wiringdiagrams.7. Controldiagrams.8. Pipedsystemdiagrams.9. Precautionsagainstimproperuse.10. Licenserequirementsincludinginspectionandrenewaldates.

B. Descriptions:Includethefollowing:1. Product name and model number. Use designations for products

indicatedonContractDocuments.2. Manufacturer'sname.3. Equipmentidentificationwithserialnumberofeachcomponent.4. Equipmentfunction.5. Operatingcharacteristics.6. Limitingconditions.7. Performancecurves.8. Engineeringdataandtests.9. Completenomenclatureandnumberofreplacementparts.

C. OperatingProcedures:Includethefollowing,asapplicable:1. Startupprocedures.2. Equipmentorsystembreak-inprocedures.3. Routineandnormaloperatinginstructions.4. Regulationandcontrolprocedures.5. Instructionsonstopping.6. Normalshutdowninstructions.7. Seasonalandweekendoperatinginstructions.8. Requiredsequencesforelectricorelectronicsystems.9. Specialoperatinginstructionsandprocedures.

D. SystemsandEquipmentControls:Describethesequenceofoperation,anddiagramcontrolsasinstalled.

E. PipedSystems:Diagrampipingasinstalled,andidentifycolor-codingwhererequiredforidentification.

2.3 PRODUCTMAINTENANCEMANUALSA. Content:Organizemanualintoaseparatesectionforeachproduct,material,

and finish. Include source information, product information, maintenanceprocedures, repair materials and sources, and warranties and bonds, asdescribedbelow.

B. Source Information: List each product included in manual, identified byproductnameandarrangedtomatchmanual'stableofcontents.Foreachproduct, list name,address, and telephonenumberof Installer or supplierandmaintenanceserviceagent,andcross-referenceSpecificationSectionnumberandtitleinProjectManual.

C. ProductInformation:Includethefollowing,asapplicable:1. Productnameandmodelnumber.2. Manufacturer'sname.3. Color,pattern,andtexture.4. Materialandchemicalcomposition.5. Reorderinginformationforspeciallymanufacturedproducts.

D. MaintenanceProcedures:Includemanufacturer'swrittenrecommendationsandthefollowing:1. Inspectionprocedures.2. Typesofcleaningagentstobeusedandmethodsofcleaning.3. List of cleaning agents and methods of cleaning detrimental to

product.4. Scheduleforroutinecleaningandmaintenance.5. Repairinstructions.

E. RepairMaterialsandSources:Includelistsofmaterialsandlocalsourcesofmaterialsandrelatedservices.

F. Warranties and Bonds: Include copies of warranties and bonds and listsof circumstances and conditions thatwould affect validity ofwarranties orbonds.

2.4 SYSTEMSANDEQUIPMENTMAINTENANCEMANUALSA. Content: For each system, subsystem, and piece of equipment not part

of a system, include source information, manufacturers' maintenancedocumentation,maintenanceprocedures,maintenanceandserviceschedules,sparepartslistandsourceinformation,maintenanceservicecontracts,andwarrantyandbondinformation,asdescribedbelow.

B. Manufacturers'MaintenanceDocumentation: Manufacturers'maintenancedocumentationincludingthefollowinginformationforeachcomponentpartorpieceofequipment:1. Standardmaintenanceinstructionsandbulletins.2. Drawings, diagrams, and instructions required for maintenance,

including disassembly and component removal, replacement, andassembly.

3. Identificationandnomenclatureofpartsandcomponents.4. Listofitemsrecommendedtobestockedasspareparts.

C. MaintenanceProcedures: Include the following informationand items thatdetailessentialmaintenanceprocedures:1. Testandinspectioninstructions.2. Troubleshootingguide.

3. Precautionsagainstimpropermaintenance.4. Disassembly; component removal, repair, and replacement; and

reassemblyinstructions.5. Aligning,adjusting,andcheckinginstructions.6. Demonstrationandtrainingvideorecording,ifavailable.

D. Maintenance and Service Schedules: Include service and lubricationrequirements, list of required lubricants for equipment, and separateschedulesforpreventiveandroutinemaintenanceandservicewithstandardtimeallotment.

E. SparePartsListandSourceInformation: Include listsofreplacementandrepair parts, with parts identified and cross-referenced to manufacturers'maintenancedocumentationandlocalsourcesofmaintenancematerialsandrelatedservices.

F. Warranties and Bonds: Include copies of warranties and bonds and listsof circumstances and conditions thatwould affect validity ofwarranties orbonds.

PART3- EXECUTION3.1 MANUALPREPARATION

A. Product Maintenance Manual: Assemble a complete set of maintenancedata indicatingcareandmaintenanceofeachproduct,material,andfinishincorporatedintotheWork.

B. OperationandMaintenanceManuals:Assembleacompletesetofoperationandmaintenancedataindicatingoperationandmaintenanceofeachsystem,subsystem,andpieceofequipmentnotpartofasystem.

C. Manufacturers' Data: Where manuals contain manufacturers' standardprinteddata,includeonlysheetspertinenttoproductorcomponentinstalled.MarkeachsheettoidentifyeachproductorcomponentincorporatedintotheWork.Ifdataincludemorethanoneiteminatabularformat,identifyeachitemusingappropriatereferencesfromtheContractDocuments.IdentifydataapplicabletotheWorkanddeletereferencestoinformationnotapplicable.

D. Drawings:Preparedrawingssupplementingmanufacturers'printeddatatoillustratetherelationshipofcomponentpartsofequipmentandsystemsandtoillustratecontrolsequenceandflowdiagrams.CoordinatethesedrawingswithinformationcontainedinrecordDrawingstoensurecorrectillustrationofcompletedinstallation.

E. Comply with Division 01 Section "Closeout Procedures" for schedule forsubmittingoperationandmaintenancedocumentation.

ENDOFSECTION017823

SECTION017839-PROJECTRECORDDOCUMENTSPART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 SUMMARY

A. Section includes administrative and procedural requirements for projectrecorddocuments,includingthefollowing:1. RecordDrawings.

1.2 CLOSEOUTSUBMITTALSA. RecordDrawings:Complywiththefollowing:

1. NumberofCopies:Submitonesetofmarked-uprecordprints.PART2- PRODUCTS2.1 RECORDDRAWINGS

A. RecordPrints:Maintainonesetofmarked-uppapercopiesoftheContractDrawingsandShopDrawings, incorporatingnewandrevisedDrawingsasmodificationsareissued.1. Preparation:Markrecordprintstoshowtheactualinstallationwhere

installation varies from that shown originally. Require individual orentitywhoobtainedrecorddata,whetherindividualorentityisInstaller,subcontractor,orsimilarentity,toprovideinformationforpreparationofcorrespondingmarked-uprecordprints.a. Giveparticularattentiontoinformationonconcealedelements

thatwouldbedifficulttoidentifyormeasureandrecordlater.b. Recorddataassoonaspossibleafterobtainingit.c. Record and check the markup before enclosing concealed

installations.2. Mark the Contract Drawings and Shop Drawings completely and

accurately.Usepersonnelproficientatrecordinggraphicinformationinproductionofmarked-uprecordprints.

3. Markrecordsetswitherasable,red-coloredpencil.UseothercolorstodistinguishbetweenchangesfordifferentcategoriesoftheWorkatsamelocation.

4. Note Construction Change Directive numbers, alternate numbers,ChangeOrdernumbers,andsimilaridentification,whereapplicable.

PART3- EXECUTION3.1 RECORDINGANDMAINTENANCE

A. Recording: Maintain one copy of each submittal during the constructionperiodforprojectrecorddocumentpurposes.Postchangesandrevisionstoprojectrecorddocumentsastheyoccur;donotwaituntilendofProject.

B. MaintenanceofRecordDocumentsandSamples:StorerecorddocumentsandSamplesinthefieldofficeapartfromtheContractDocumentsusedforconstruction.Donotuseprojectrecorddocumentsforconstructionpurposes.Maintainrecorddocumentsingoodorderandinaclean,dry,legiblecondition,protected from deterioration and loss. Provide access to project recorddocumentsforArchitect'sreferenceduringnormalworkinghours.

ENDOFSECTION017839

SECTION017900-DEMONSTRATIONANDTRAININGPART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 SUMMARY

A. Section includesadministrativeandprocedural requirements for instructingOwner'spersonnel,includingthefollowing:1. Demonstrationofoperationofsystems,subsystems,andequipment.2. Traininginoperationandmaintenanceofsystems,subsystems,and

equipment.1.2 QUALITY ASSURANCE

A. Instructor Qualifications: A factory-authorized service representative,complyingwithrequirementsinDivision01Section"QualityRequirements,"experiencedinoperationandmaintenanceproceduresandtraining.

1.3 COORDINATIONA. CoordinateinstructionschedulewithOwner'soperations.Adjustscheduleas

requiredtominimizedisruptingOwner'soperationsandtoensureavailabilityofOwner'spersonnel.

PART2- PRODUCTS2.1 INSTRUCTION PROGRAM

A. ProgramStructure:Developaninstructionprogramthatincludesindividualtrainingmodulesforeachsystemandforequipmentnotpartofasystem,asrequiredbyindividualSpecificationSections.

PART3- EXECUTION

3.1 PREPARATIONA. Assemble educational materials necessary for instruction, including

documentation and training module. Assemble training modules into atrainingmanualorganized incoordinationwith requirements inDivision01Section"OperationsandMaintenanceData."

3.2 INSTRUCTIONA. EngagequalifiedinstructorstoinstructOwner'spersonneltoadjust,operate,

andmaintainsystems,subsystems,andequipmentnotpartofasystem.B. Scheduling:Provideinstructionatmutuallyagreedontimes.Forequipment

thatrequiresseasonaloperation,providesimilarinstructionatstartofeachseason.

C. TrainingLocationandReferenceMaterial: Conduct trainingon-site in thecompletedandfullyoperationalfacilityusingtheactualequipmentin-place.Conducttrainingusingfinaloperationandmaintenancedatasubmittals.

ENDOFSECTION017900

SECTION024119-SELECTIVESTRUCTUREDEMOLITION1.1 PROJECTCONDITIONS

A. Owner will occupy portions of building immediately adjacent to selectivedemolitionarea.

B. HazardousMaterials:Notexpected.C. Protectionofhistoricfloormaterialinplaceisrequired.

1.2 EXECUTIONA. Professionalengineerengagedtosurveyconditionofbuilding.

1. Recordedbyuseofmeasureddrawings.B. UtilityServicesandMechanical/ElectricalSystems:Maintainedtooccupied

facilities.1. ShutOff:ByOwner.

C. Site Access and Temporary Controls: Minimum interference with roads,streets,walks,walkways,andotheradjacentoccupiedandusedfacilities

D. TemporaryFacilities:1. Temporarybarricadestopreventinjurytopeople.2. Protectionofexistingfinishworktoremain.3. Protectionoffurnishingsandequipment.

F. RemovedandSalvagedItems:Cleaned,crated,stored,andtransportedtoOwner'son-sitestoragearea.

E. Removed and Reinstalled Items: Cleaned, repaired, crated, stored, andreinstalled.

F. ExistingItemstoRemain:Existingconstructionprotectedagainstdamage.G. DisposalofDemolishedItems:

1. Burning:Notpermitted.2. Disposal:OffOwner'sproperty.

1.3 SELECTIVEDEMOLITIONSCHEDULEA. RaisedFloorSubstructureandFloorPanels.B. AcousticalCeilingGridandTiles.C. ToberevisedlaterD. FireExtinguisherWithRecessedCabinet.E. ExitSign.F. DoorSlab.

ENDOFSECTION024119

SPECIFICATIONS

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INFORMATION DESK

1. FIRST FLOOR SHOWN FOR CONSTRUCTION ACCESS ONLY. NOWORK ON FIRST FLOOR.

2. KEEP ALL CONSTRUCTION PATHS OF TRAVEL CLEAN ANDDEBRIS FREE.

3. COORDINATE WITH UNLV STAFF ACCESS POINTS, MATERIALSTORAGE, ETC.

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1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE TAKEN FROM EXISTINGCONSTRUCTION AND FROM FACE OF CONCRETE, DRYWALLFINISH, OR CENTER OF COLUMN, UNO. ALL DIMENSIONSTAKEN FROM NEW CONSTRUCTION ARE FROM FACE OFSTUD FRAMING, UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. CONTRACTORIS TO VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS IN THE FIELD PRIOR TOCOMMENCING WORK. CONTRACTOR TO NOTIFY ARCHITECTIMMEDIATELY OF ANY DISCREPANCIES.

2. EXISTING SHELL CORE CONDITIONS MAY DIFFER FROMTENANT IMPROVEMENT CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS.CONTRACTOR TO NOTIFY ARCHITECT IMMEDIATELY OF ANYDISCREPANCIES.

3. PROVIDE METAL BACKING IN WALL WHERE REQUIRED FOR,FIXTURES, CABINETS, WALL MOUNTED EQUIPMENT, ETC.PER MANUFACTURER REQUIREMENTS.

4. WALL TYPES ABOVE OPENINGS SHALL MATCH ADJACENTWALL CONSTRUCTION, UNO.

5. PROVIDE METAL CORNER BEAD AT ALL GYPSUM BOARDCORNERS, TO MATCH EXISTING.

6. PATCH, REPAIR AND PAINT ALL EXISTING WALLS. PAINT TOMATCH EXISTING TEXTURE AND COLOR.

GENERAL NOTES

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SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"3 LEISURE READING INTERIOR ELEVATION

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2ND FLOOR REFLECTEDCEILING PLANS

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2. REFER TO ELEC FOR LIGHT FIXTURE SPECIFICATIONS ANDEMERGENCY LIGHTING.

3. ALL MECH AND ELEC FIXTURES ARE TO BE LOCATED ASCLOSE AS POSSIBLE TO THE CONFIGURATIONS AND DIMSSHOWN.

4. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE TAKEN FROM THE FACE OF STUDFRAMING, OR CENTER OF COLUMN UNO. VERIFY ALL DIMS INTHE FIELD PRIOR TO COMMENCING WORK. NOTIFYARCHITECT IMMEDIATELY OF ANY DISCREPANCIES.

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REMOVE PORTION OF SUSPENDED ACOUSTIC TILECEILING

REMOVE AND SALVAGE EXISTING LIGHT FIXTURE.COORDINATE WITH OWNER.

EXISTING HVAC DIFFUSER TO REMAIN. PROTECT INPLACE

REMOVE EXISTING HVAC DIFFUSER.

EXISTING GYP BD SOFFIT TO REMAIN. PROTECT INPLACEEXISTING RECESSED DOWNLIGHT TO RECEIVERETROFIT LIGHT, SEE ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS, TYP

RELOCATE EXISTING SIGN, SEE 2/A3.01

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EXISTING HVAC DIFFUSER

NEW HVAC DIFFUSER

PROVIDE ACCESS PANELS WHERE NECESSARY TOACCESS EXISTING EQIUPMENT ABOVE GYP BD SOFFIT

CONTROL JOINT CENTERED ON COLUMN, TYP

FRAMED GYP BD CEILING

EXISTING FRAMED GYP BD CEILING, PROTECT IN PLACE

EXTEND EXISTING SPRINKLER HEADS TO NEW GYP BDCEILING, TYP

RELOCATED SIGN

3 5/8" X 20 GA METALSTUDS CEILINGJOISTS AT 24" O.C.

CONTROL JOINT, SEEREFLECTED CEILINGPLAN FORLOCATIONS, TYP

5/8" GYP BD, TYP

EXISTING FRAMEDSOFFIT

SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"1 2ND FLOOR DEMO REFLECTED CEILING PLANSCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"2 2ND FLOOR REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

SCALE: 3" = 1'-0"3 CONTROL JOINT DETAIL

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No: 1952

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WALL SECTION ANDDETAILS

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EXTEND EXISTING WALL OUTLETS, FIREALARM DEVICES AND ANY OTHER WALLMOUNTED DEVICES TO BE FLUSH WITH NEWWALL FINISHREMOVE EXISTING WOOD BASE WHEREOCCURS.

EXISTING 1-HOUR WALL CONSTRUCTION TOREMAIN IN PLACE

EXISTING SOFFITFRAMING TO REMAIN

TWO (2) LAYERS OF 5/8" GYP. BD. OVER 3 5/8"x 25 GA METAL STUDS @ 16" O.C. WITH 3 1/2"UNFACED FIBERGLASS ACOUSTICALINSULATION WITH 1" AIRSPACE BETWEENEXISTING WALL AND FRAMING. SYSTEM TO BEFROM FLOOR TO SOFFIT ABOVE

NEW WOOD BASE TO MATCH EXISTING TYPE ANDFINISH/PAINT, TYP

ACCESS CEILING TILES TOINSTALL 3 1/2" UNFACEDFIBERGLASS CONTINUOUSACOUSTICAL INSULATIONFROM FRAMING TO 1-HOURWALL

CONTINUOUS BEAD OF NON-HARDENING ACOUSTICALSEALANT ON ALL WALL/FLOOR EDGES

TOP AND BOTTOM STUD RUNNER INSTALLEDWITH RESILIENT MEMBRANE

EXISTING LIGHTFIXTURE TO BEREMOVED

FIELD VERIFY

1'

6"

8'-6" AFF (EXISTING)

9'-6" AFF (EXISTING)1'-0"

METAL STUD RUNNER TRACK

3 5/8" X 20 GA METAL STUDS AT 24" O.C.

3 5/8" KICKER STUD AT 4'-0" O.C. FROM 2'-0"ABOVE CEILING TO BENT PLATE AT DECK.BOLT THROUGH SLOTTED HOLE AT PLATE

1'-0" LONG 4"X4"X3/16" BENT PLATE W/SLOTTED BOLT HOLE WELDED TO STEELDECK

EXISTING CONCRETE FILL OVER METAL DECK

EXISTING SUSPENDED ACOUSTICAL TILECEILING

LIGHT FIXTURE, SEE ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS

3 5/8" X 20 GA METAL STUDS AT 24" O.C.

3 5/8" GYP BD

METAL STUD RUNNER TRACK

3'-8

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5'-9 1/4"

6"3'

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2'-10 3/4" 2'-10 3/4"

FRONT ELEVATIONBACK ELEVATION

MIR

TYP CHERRYWOOD STAINEDTO MATCH (OWNER TO

PROVIDE SAMPLE)

CUSTOM SIZE PLEXI-GLASS SIGN HOLDER

WITH STANDOFFS

TYP CHERRYWOOD VENEERSTAINED TO MATCH (OWNER

TO PROVIDE SAMPLE)

6"

4A4.01

4A4.01

MONITOR MOUNTEDTO WOOD LAMINATEON 55 DEGREE ANGLE

TYP CHERRYWOODVENEER, ALL SIDES,STAINED TO MATCH(OWNER TO PROVIDESAMPLE)

TYP CHERRYWOODBASE, STAINED TOMATCH (OWNER TOPROVIDE SAMPLE)

TYP CHERRYWOODVENEER, ALL SIDES,STAINED TO MATCH(OWNER TOPROVIDE SAMPLE)

TYP CHERRYWOODBASE, STAINED TOMATCH (OWNER TOPROVIDE SAMPLE)

5'- 9 1/4"

2' - 10 3/4" 2' - 10 3/4"

BACK ELEVATION FRONT ELEVATION

MIR

TYP CHERRYWOOD STAINEDTO MATCH (OWNER TO

PROVIDE SAMPLE)

CUSTOM SIZE PLEXI-GLASS STANDOFF

SIGN HOLDER

6"

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MONITORMOUNTED TOWOOD ON 55DEGREE ANGLE

TYP CHERRYWOODVENEER, ALL SIDES,STAINED TO MATCH

(OWNER TO PROVIDESAMPLE)

2"

2"

1'-9"

7 3/4"

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POWER/DATA CUTOUT, SIZE AND ALIGN

FOR POWER/DATAACCESS LOCATION

CONTINUOUSCHERRYWOODBASE TO MATCHEXISTINGBASEBOARD

MONITOR ANDBRACKET(SUPPLIED ANDINSTALLED BYOWNER)

SECTION

16"X19.5"X3/4" SHELFMOUNTED TO LEFT SIDE WALL

AWAY FROM ACCESS DOORFOR COMPUTER TOWER

(COMPUTER TOWER SUPPLIEDAND INSTALLED BY OWNER),BEYOND, ALLOW SPACE FOR

POWER/DATA TO ACCESSFLOOR OUTLETS

14" x14" ACCESSDOOR,CENTEREDBEYOND

CUSTOM SIZE PLEXI-GLASS SIGN HOLDER

WITH BRUSHEDNICKEL STANDOFFS

SECURELYATTACH KIOSK TOBLOCKING

8" x 12" CUTOUT FOR POWERAND DATA -CUT IN FIELD1'-9"

1"2"

2"2"

1'-2

"6"CHERRY WOOD BASE,

STAINED TO MATCHEXISTING BASEBOARD

14"W X 14"H CENTERACCESS PANEL ON

RIGHT SIDE OF FACE

McNICHOLS ROUNDEND SLOT 22 GAUGEPLAIN STEEL MOIRE,

ITEM #1688002238

PROVIDE CAMLOCKDOOR LOCK FOR

ACCESS PANEL

TYP CHERRYWOOD, ALLSIDES, STAINED TOMATCH (OWNER TOPROVIDE SAMPLE)

SCALE: 1" = 1'-0"1 WALL SECTIONSCALE: 1" = 1'-0"2 CEILING DETAIL

SCALE: 1 1/2"= 1'-0"5 PRESS READERSCALE: 1 1/2"= 1'-0"6 PRESS READER

SCALE: 1 1/2"= 1'-0"4 PRESS READERSCALE: 1 1/2"= 1'-0"3 PRESS READER

CONTROL DEVICE. LETTERS INDICATE TYPE:

FLS = FLOAT SWITCH, FS = FLOW SWITCH

FTS = FOOT SWITCH, LS = LIMIT SWITCH

PE = PNEUMATIC SWITCH, PS = PRESSURE SWITCH

JUNCTION BOX (USED FOR CLARITY ONLY)

RELAY OR CONTROL DEVICE. NUMBER REPRESENTS STANDARD

BRANCH CIRCUIT CONSISTING OF 2#12 IN MINIMUM SIZE CONDUIT

BRANCH CIRCUIT - SHORT SLASHES INDICATE NUMBER OF PHASE

HOME RUN TO PANELBOARD OR DEVICE - NUMBER OF ARROW

HEADS INDICATES NUMBER OF CIRCUITS

OR SWITCH LEGS, LONG SLASHES INDICATE NUMBER OF

NEUTRALS, LONG SLASH W/ A DOT INDICATES A SEPARATE

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ISOLATED GROUND WIRE.

PHOTOELECTRIC CELL

NOT INCLUDING GROUND WIRE

TIME CLOCK

RADIO OUTLET

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CU

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GROUND

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COPPER

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CONDUIT

BREAKER

CIRCUIT

FLOOR MOUNTED TELEPHONE OUTLET

COMPUTER OUTLET OR SPECIAL PURPOSE COMMUNICATIONS

ISOLATED GROUND TYPE (ORANGE) QUADRUPLEX RECEPTACLE

SWITCHED DUPLEX RECEPTACLE 18" AFF UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE

PAY TELEPHONE OUTLET 48" AFF UNO

MULTIOUTLET ASSEMBLY - ARROW HEADS INDICATE EXTENT,

NUMBERS INDICATE SPACING IN INCHES

COUNTER HEIGHT RECEPTACLE (VERIFY HEIGHT)

MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT CROSS REFERENCE

SPECIAL PURPOSE RECEPTACLE - NUMBER REFERS TO

GFI DUPLEX RECEPTACLE 18" AFF UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE

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MOTION SENSING SWITCH

TELEPHONE OUTLET 18" AFF UNO

KEY OPERATED SWITCH

DIMMER OPERATED SWITCH

SWITCH WITH PILOT LIGHT

SINGLE POLE SWITCH 48" AFF UNO

THREE WAY SWITCH 48" AFF UNO

FOUR WAY SWITCH 48" AFF UNO

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CLOCK OUTLET

ELECTRIC SHEET NOTE DESIGNATION

AT 18" AFF UNO.

V

VOLTMETER

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ABBREVIATIONS:

VS

AFF

AL

AFG

ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR

ABOVE FINISHED GRADE

ALUMINUM

VOLTMETER SWITCH

DEVICE FUNCTION

J

FS

A

T

F

SD

AS

THERMOSTAT

TS = TEMPERATURE SWITCH

AMMETER SWITCH

AMMETER

R RATE OF RISE

SMOKE /FIRE DAMPER

FIREMAN PHONE

F FIXED TEMPERATURE

VOLT AMPS

TRANSFORMER

WEATHER PROOF

XFMR

VOLTS

WP

V

VA

NOT TO SCALE

UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE

POWER

TYPICAL

UNO

TYP

PWR

LIGHTING

PANELPNL

NTS

LTG

JUNCTION BOX

KILOWATT

KILOVOLT AMPS

KW

J-BOX

KVA

CONDUIT SEALING FITTING ( USED FOR CLARITY ONLY)

KILOWATT HOUR DEMAND METER

CCTV SURVEILLANCE CAMERA OUTLET

FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL

SMOKE DETECTOR LETTER (X) INDICATES TYPE.

HEAT DETECTOR LETTER (X) INDICATES TYPE.

TRANSFORMER

SINGLE RECEPTACLE 18" AFF UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE

DUPLEX RECEPTACLE 18" AFF UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE

FLOOR MOUNTED DUPLEX RECEPTACLE

QUADRUPLEX RECEPTACLE 18" AFF UNO

ISOLATED GROUND TYPE (ORANGE) DUPLEX RECEPTACLE

FLUORESCENT FIXTURE - LETTER DENOTES TYPE (LOWER CASE

EXIT FIXTURE - SHADED AREA DENOTES LIGHTED FACE, ARROWS

EMERGENCY OR NIGHT LIGHT CONNECTED FIXTURE (FLUORESCENT

EMERGENCY LIGHTING UNIT - LETTER DENOTES TYPE

DENOTE DIRECTION - LETTER DENOTES TYPE

POLE MOUNTED HID AREA LIGHT - LETTER DENOTES TYPE

WALL MOUNTED FIXTURE (FLUORESCENT SHOWN) - LETTER

HID OR INCANDESCENT FIXTURE - LETTER DENOTES TYPE

FLUORESCENT STRIP FIXTURE - LETTER DENOTES TYPE

TRACK LIGHTING - LETTER DENOTES TYPE

LETTER DENOTES SWITCHING), NUMBER DENOTES CIRCUIT

DISCONNECT SWITCH "F" INDICATES FUSIBLE

DISCONNECT SWITCH VENDOR FURNISHED

TELEPHONE TERMINAL BOARD 4 X 8 X 3/4" FIRE

A

A

A

A

A

SPORTS FIELD POLE ASSEMBLY

AT 18" AFF UNO.

SHOWN) - LETTER DENOTES TYPE

TTC

A

A

A

A

TTB

F

TELEPHONE TERMINAL CABINET

DENOTES TYPE

TREATED PLYWOOD

CONTACTOR VENDOR FURNISHED

CONTACTOR

TAMPER SWITCH

FAA

DH

FACP

DOOR HOLDER

I IONIZATION

D DUCT MOUNT

P PHOTOELECTRIC

H

X

X

S

HORN / STROBE

FIRE ALARM ANNUNCIATOR

STROBE

HORN

TV

SV

MOTION DETECTOR

PULL STATION

FLOW SWITCH

TELEVISION ANTENNA OUTLET

M

MOTOR OUTLET

SOLENOID VALVE

GROUND ROD

GENERATOR

SPEAKERS

G

COMBINATION MOTOR STARTER VENDOR FURNISHED

ELECTRICAL LEGEND:

T

P

TC TERMINAL CABINET

COMBINATION MOTOR STARTER

MOTOR STARTER

TRANSFORMER

PULLBOX

PANELBOARD FLUSH MOUNTED

PANELBOARD SURFACE MOUNTED

SWITCHBOARD

KWH

CIRCUIT BREAKER

DRAWOUT CIRCUIT BREAKER

MMETERING

D

INTERRUPTER SWITCH

FUSE

STSHUNT TRIP

GROUND FAULT INTERRUPTERGFI

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PC

R

M

S

D

P

S

K

S

S

3

4

S

S

S

24

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2

2

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C

VS

FS

F

SD

AS

A

A

A

A

A

TTC

A

A

A

A

TTB

F

FAA

DH

FACP

H

X

X

S

HORN

TV

SV

M

S

G

T

P

TC

KWH

M

D

ST

GFI

T

A

J

#

V

NEWEXISTINGNEWEXISTING DEFINITION DEFINITION

HORN

VS

FS

F

SD

AS

FAA

DH

FACP

H

X

X

S

TV

SV

M

S

G

KWH

M

D

ST

GFI

T

A

J

#

V

DEMOLITION

HORN

TC

PC

R

M

S

D

P

S

K

S

S

3

4

S

S

S

24

C

2

2

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C

A

A

A

A

A

TTC

A

A

A

A

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F

T

P

TC

DEMOLITION

1. IT SHALL BE THE CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY TO LOOK THROUGH ALL DRAWINGS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS

PROJECT. WORK ASSOCIATED WITH THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR'S TRADE MAY BE SHOWN ON OTHER

DRAWINGS. ANY ADDITIONAL COST RESULTING FROM THE FAILURE TO INCLUDE THESE ITEMS SHOWN ON THE

OTHER DRAWINGS WILL BE INCURRED BY CONTRACTOR.

2. IT IS THE INTENT OF THESE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS TO ESTABLISH A STANDARD OF QUALITY. THE

ENGINEER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALLOW OTHER METHODS AND MATERIALS NOT REFLECTED HEREIN. THE

CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE TO REQUEST THE ENGINEER WAIVE THE STANDARDS TO ALLOW

ALTERNATE MEANS AND METHODS PRIOR TO BEGINNING THE PROJECT. CONTRACT DOCUMENT REVISIONS

TO ACCOMMODATE INSTALLED CONDITIONS, WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL, WILL RESULT IN ADDITIONAL DESIGN

CHARGES TO THE CONTRACTOR.

3. ELECTRICAL WORK SHALL BE PERFORMED IN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE NECA

INSTALLATION STANDARDS TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER.

4. ALL WORK, MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT SHALL CONFORM TO THE CURRENTLY ADOPTED EDITION OF ALL

APPLICABLE NATIONAL, STATE AND CITY CODES AND ORDINANCES.

5. ALL ELECTRICAL SYSTEM COMPONENTS SHALL BE LISTED OR LABELED BY UL OR OTHER RECOGNIZED

TESTING FACILITY AS ALLOWED BY AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION.

6. WHERE AN APPARENT DISCREPANCY EXISTS BETWEEN THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE GENERAL NOTES AND

INFORMATION PORTRAYED IN THE ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL INCLUDE IN THE BID

THE COST OF THE GREATER QUALITY OR QUANTITY.

7. CONTRACTOR SHALL VISIT JOB SITE PRIOR TO BID AND VERIFY EXISTING CONDITIONS.

8. CONTRACTOR SHALL INCLUDE IN BASE BID ALL COSTS REQUIRED FOR PERMITS AND INSPECTIONS.

9. CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY, WITH OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE PRIOR TO SUBMITTING BID, ALLOWABLE

WORKING HOURS, EMPLOYEE PARKING AREAS, MATERIAL DELIVERY, STORAGE REQUIREMENTS, DEMOLITION

AND REMOVAL OF CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS, AS WELL AS DAILY CLEAN UP REQUIREMENTS. INCLUDE ALL

COSTS IN BID FOR DUST BARRIERS, DUMPSTERS ETC. AS REQUIRED FOR THE DURATION OF THE PROJECT.

PERFORM ALL WORK AS DIRECTED BY OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE AND ARCHITECT.

10. ALL ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS SHALL BE TESTED FOR PROPER OPERATION. IF TESTS SHOW THAT WORK IS

DEFECTIVE, CONTRACTOR SHALL MAKE ALL NECESSARY CORRECTIONS AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO OWNER.

11. CONTRACTOR SHALL GUARANTEE ALL WORK AGAINST DEFECTS IN MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP WHICH

MAY OCCUR UNDER NORMAL USE FOR A PERIOD OF ONE YEAR AFTER OWNER'S ACCEPTANCE. ALL DEFECTS

SHALL BE PROMPTLY CORRECTED BY CONTRACTOR WITHOUT ADDITIONAL COST TO OWNER.

12. PROVIDE AS-BUILT DRAWINGS TO ARCHITECT. DRAWINGS SHALL INCLUDE ACCURATE CONDUIT AND DEVICE

LOCATIONS DIMENSIONED FROM PERMANENT LANDMARKS SUCH AS BUILDING WALLS.

13. DO NOT SCALE ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS. VERIFY EXACT LOCATION OF ALL DEVICES, JUNCTION BOXES,

LIGHTING FIXTURES, ETC. WITH ARCHITECTURAL AND INTERIOR DESIGN DRAWINGS PRIOR TO INSTALLATION.

CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY THE EXACT LOCATION OF ALL MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT AND OTHER EQUIPMENT

REQUIRING ELECTRICAL CONNECTION PRIOR TO ROUGH-IN. EVERY OUTLET HEIGHT SHALL BE VERIFIED ON

EACH WALL WITH THE INTERIOR PLANNING AND DESIGN DRAWINGS. COORDINATE WITH CABINET SHOP

DRAWINGS TO ENSURE PROPER HEIGHT AND LOCATION WITH RESPECT TO MILLWORK, EQUIPMENT, ETC.

14. THESE DRAWINGS INDICATE THE FINISHED REQUIREMENTS FOR THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS, EQUIPMENT,

LIGHTING FIXTURES, OUTLETS AND DEVICES. DUE TO STRUCTURAL CONDITIONS, MECHANICAL DUCT, PIPING

CONFLICTS, OR OTHER LEGITIMATE REASONS, THE CONTRACTOR MAY DESIRE TO INSTALL THE WORK

INDICATED IN A MANNER DIFFERENT FROM THAT SHOWN. SUCH CHANGES SHALL BE PRESENTED TO THE

OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL PRIOR TO PROCEEDING. UPON APPROVAL, THE

WORK SHALL BE PERFORMED AND THE AS-BUILT DRAWINGS SHALL BE REVISED TO ACCURATELY REFLECT

THE WORK AS ACTUALLY INSTALLED.

15. ANY VARIANCE OR EXCEPTIONS THE THE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS MUST BE REQUESTED AND

APPROVED IN WRITING BY THE ENGINEER. WHERE UNAUTHORIZED CHANGES ARE FOUND, THE CONTRACTOR

SHALL REMOVE THE INSTALLED WORK AND INSTALL IT AS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS AT NO ADDITIONAL

COST THE THE OWNER. COST SHALL INCLUDE ANY CUTTING , PATCHING, PAINTING AND REPAIR COST TO

INSTALLED CEILINGS, WALLS ETC. AS REQUIRED FOR CORRECTING THE DEFICIENCY.

16. RACEWAY SYSTEMS ARE SHOWN DIAGRAMMATICALLY. ACTUAL LOCATION AND ROUTING OF ALL, SHALL BE

DETERMINED BY CONTRACTOR TO SUIT FIELD CONDITIONS.

17. RACEWAYS SHALL BE INSTALLED CONCEALED WHENEVER POSSIBLE. RACEWAYS INSTALLED EXPOSED (AS

APPROVED BY ENGINEER IN WRITING PRIOR TO ROUGH-IN) SHALL BE ROUTED OUT OF PUBLIC VIEW AS MUCH

AS POSSIBLE. RACEWAYS SHALL BE RUN PARALLEL WITH, OR AT RIGHT ANGLE TO WALLS.

18. PROVIDE UL APPROVED EXPANSION FITTINGS WHERE RACEWAYS CROSS BUILDING EXPANSION JOINTS.

PROVIDE BONDING JUMPER(S) SIZED PER CODE WHERE REQUIRED. PROVIDE ALL FITTINGS REQUIRED FOR A

COMPLETE INSTALLATION. REFER TO ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS FOR EXPANSION JOINT LOCATION(S).

19. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ALL RACEWAY SYSTEMS INDICATED ON THE DRAWING PER NEC

REQUIREMENTS AND GENERAL NOTES. ANY DEVIATION FROM THE WIRING METHODS INDICATED SHALL BE

ALLOWED ONLY BY SPECIFIC WRITTEN APPROVAL FROM EITHER THE ARCHITECT, ENGINEER OR OWNER.

CONTRACTOR'S BID SHALL INCLUDE ALL COSTS FOR RACEWAY SYSTEMS AS SPECIFIED UNLESS SPECIFIC

WRITTEN APPROVAL FOR AN ALTERNATIVE WIRING METHOD IS OBTAINED FROM EITHER THE ARCHITECT,

ENGINEER OR OWNER AND IS SUBMITTED AS PART OF CONTRACTOR'S FORMAL BID PROPOSAL.

20. PRIOR TO INSTALLATION, CONTRACTOR SHALL REVIEW THE COMPLETE SET OF CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS

FOR CONFLICTS WITH OTHER TRADES. CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE TO COORDINATE ALL WORK

WITH OTHER TRADES TO AVOID CONFLICT DURING INSTALLATION. CONTRACTOR SHALL MAKE MINOR

ADJUSTMENTS IN EQUIPMENT LOCATION AND ROUTING AS NECESSARY AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO THE

OWNER.

21. CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE TO PROPERLY CUT AND PATCH EXISTING CONSTRUCTION AS

REQUIRED TO INSTALL NEW ELECTRICAL WORK. ALL PATCHING SHALL BE OF THE SAME MATERIALS,

WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH AS THE EXISTING WORK AND SHALL ACCURATELY MATCH ALL SURROUNDING

WORK TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE ARCHITECT.

22. ALL ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT SHALL HAVE SUFFICIENT GUTTER SPACE AND LUGS TO ACCOMMODATE

QUANTITY AND SIZE OF CONDUCTORS REQUIRED. CONTRACTORS SHALL PROVIDE EQUIPMENT WITH

OVERSIZED ENCLOSURES WHERE REQUIRED.

23. COORDINATE ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL PLUMBING AND MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT WITH FINAL

CONTRACTOR SELECTION. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL SIZE DISCONNECTS BASED UPON CIRCUIT BREAKER

RATINGS AND PROVIDE FUSING AS REQUIRED PER EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURER RECOMMENDATIONS AND

U.L. LISTING REQUIREMENT

24. SIZING OF MOTOR-RELATED ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS, INCLUDING FEEDER AND/ OR BRANCH CIRCUITS

(WIRE AND CONDUIT) AND OVERCURRENT PROTECTION (BREAKER AND/ OR FUSES) IS BASED ON RATINGS

INDICATED IN THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS AS WELL AS NEC APPROXIMATED LOADS FOR A GIVEN MOTOR

HORSEPOWER, VOLTAGE AND PHASE. IT IS THE CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY TO VERIFY ACTUAL MOTOR

AND APPLIANCE RATING AND LOADS. CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE CORRECTLY SIZED MOTOR OVERLOAD

ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS BASED ON NAMEPLATE RATING. REFLECT ALL CHANGES IN THE AS-BUILT

DRAWINGS.

25. THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR PRIOR TO ROUGH-IN, SHALL VERIFY ALL HVAC AMPERAGES, PHASES AND

VOLTAGES AGAINST PLAN REQUIREMENTS AND NOTIFY ENGINEER/ARCHITECT OF ANY DISCREPANCIES.

FAILURE TO VERIFY AND NOTIFY ENGINNER/ARCHITECT PRIOR TO ROUGH-IN SHALL RESULT IN THE

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR ASSUMING RESPONSIBILITY FOR DESIGN AND INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS.

26. THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL INSURE FINAL COORDINATION OF THE MANUFACTURERS

RECOMMENDED FUSE SIZES FOR THE INSTALLED MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT WITH THE SIZE DISCONNECT

PRIOR TO OR DURING ROUGH-IN. ADVISE ENGINEER IF CHANGES IN THE FINAL SELECTION OF MECHANICAL

EQUIPMENT HAVE IMPACTED DISCONNECT SWITCH, BREAKER, OR CONDUCTOR SIZES.

27. CONTRACTOR SHALL ENGAGE THE SERVICES FOR A STATE LICENSED FIRE ALARM

MANUFACTURER/INSTALLER TO PREPARE ALL DESIGN DRAWINGS AND CALCULATIONS REQUIRED FOR

SYSTEM APPROVAL BY THE AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION. SUBMIT ALL PLANS AND PROVIDE ALL

PERMITS REQUIRED FOR A COMPLETE AND OPERABLE APPROVED LIFE SAFETY SYSTEM.

28. ALL PENETRATIONS OF FIRE RESISTIVE FLOORS OR WALLS SHALL BE PROTECTED BY MATERIALS AND

INSTALLATION DIAGRAMS THAT CONFORM TO UL LISTING FOR "THROUGH-PENETRATION FIRE STOP

SYSTEMS".

29. WHERE MOTORS ARE INSTALLED IN SUSPENDED CEILINGS, CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE DISCONNECT

SWITCH IN SUSPENDED CEILING WITHIN REACH FROM ACCESS POINT.

30. VERIFY DEVICE COLOR AND MOUNTING ORIENTATION (VERTICAL OR HORIZONTAL) WITH ARCHITECTURAL AND

INTERIOR DESIGN DRAWINGS PRIOR TO ORDERING ANY EQUIPMENT AND PROVIDE DEVICES AS REQUIRED.

UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE, DEVICES AND DEVICE PLATES SHALL BE WHITE IN COLOR.

31. PROVIDE TYPED UPDATED PANEL DIRECTORY TO BE MOUNTED ON INSIDE OF ALL PANEL DOOR COVERS.

DIRECTORY SHALL REFLECT ALL ADDITIONS OR MODIFICATIONS TO EXISTING PANELS AND SHALL REFLECT

ACTUAL "AS-BUILT" CONDITIONS.

32. ALL NEW PANELBOARDS AND SWITCHBOARDS SHALL BE OF THE SAME MANUFACTURER AND HAVE LOCKING

DOORS AND BE KEYED THE SAME U.N.O.

33. UPON COMPLETION OF THE INSTALLATION OF LIFE SAFETY SYSTEM WIRING AND DEVICES, A PERFORMANCE

TEST OF THE ENTIRE LIFE SAFETY SHALL BE PERFORMED TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE AUTHORITY HAVING

JURISDICTION.

34. ALL EQUIPMENT ELECTRICAL TERMINATIONS TO UNDERGO A TORQUE TEST. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR IS

RESPONSIBLE FOR MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDED TORQUE DOCUMENTATION AND TOOLS TO PERFORM

TORQUE TEST.

35. FLOOR MOUNTED ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT SHALL BE MOUNTED ON A 4" HIGH CONCRETE PAD.

36. INSTALL TRANSFORMER FOLLOWING MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS FOR VENTILATION CLEARANCES.

37. FURNISH AND INSTALL A COMPLETE AND OPERATIONAL ELECTRICAL SYSTEM IN ACCORDANCE WITH PLANS

AND SPECIFICATIONS.

38. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE WITH THE OWNER, ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER AS REQUIRED

SHUT-DOWNS OR TIE-INS RELATING TO THESE SYSTEMS. REQUESTS FOR SHUTDOWNS SHALL BE SUBMITTED

IN WRITING AT LEAST ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE FOR APPROVAL BY THE OWNER.

39. ALL EXPOSED RACEWAYS SHALL BE PAINTED TO MATCH ADJACENT SURFACES.

40. THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR ASSUMES ALL RESPONSIBILITY AND LIABILITY FOR ANY "VALUE ENGINEERING"

OF THE MATERIALS, SPECIFICATIONS AND DESIGN OF THIS PROJECT, INCLUDING ANY AND ALL COST FOR ANY

REVISIONS TO THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS REQUIRED AS A RESULT IF THE "VALUE ENGINEERING".

41. PROPOSED ALTERNATE LIGHT FIXTURES SHALL BE SUBMITTED WITH A PHOTOMETRIC STUDY SHOWING

COMPLIANCE WITH ALL APPLICABLE LIGHTING CODES AND ORDINANCES.

42. AFTER COMPLETION OF THE INSTALLATION, THE ENTIRE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SHALL BE THOROUGHLY

CLEANED. REMOVE ALL FOREIGN MATERIAL, DUST, PAINT, OIL GREASE, UNNEEDED LABELS AND STICKERS

FROM EQUIPMENTS. REMOVE ALL DEBRIS ACCUMULATED DURING CONSTRUCTION.

43. ALL 120V AND 277V DEVICES SHALL HAVE A DEDICATED NEUTRAL.

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VEST.

2125

VESTIBULE

2191

CORRIDOR

2190

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2194

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TELE.

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respect to this Project and are not to be used on any

other Project with the exception of one contract set

for each party to the building contract. Such

Documents are to be returned or suitably accounted

for to the Architect on request at the completion of

the Project. Any use or reproduction of this Drawing

in whole or in part by any means whatsoever is

strictly prohibited except with the specific written

consent of LG Architects, Inc., a Nevada

Corporation. Copyright © LG Architects, Inc. all

rights reserved. Submission or distribution to meet

official regulatory requirements or for other purposes

in connection with the project in not to be construed

as publication in derogation of the Architects

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ELECTRICAL LEGEND,ABBREVIATIONS SHEET

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SHEET INDEX

SHEET NUMBER SHEET TITLE

EG1.01 ELECTRICAL LEGEND, ABBREVIATIONS SHEET INDEX

EG1.02 ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS

ED1.01 DEMOLITION PLAN SECOND FLOOR

E1.01 LIGHTING PLAN SECOND FLOOR

E2.01 POWER PLAN SECOND FLOOR

E3.01 COMMUNICATIONS PLAN SECOND FLOOR

E4.01 ELECTRICAL DETAILS

E5.01 ONE LINE DIAGRAM & SCHEDULES





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TECH. SERVICES

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READING

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All Drawings, Specifications and Copies thereof

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other Project with the exception of one contract set

for each party to the building contract. Such

Documents are to be returned or suitably accounted

for to the Architect on request at the completion of

the Project. Any use or reproduction of this Drawing

in whole or in part by any means whatsoever is

strictly prohibited except with the specific written

consent of LG Architects, Inc., a Nevada

Corporation. Copyright © LG Architects, Inc. all

rights reserved. Submission or distribution to meet

official regulatory requirements or for other purposes

in connection with the project in not to be construed

as publication in derogation of the Architects

common law Copyrights or other reserved rights.

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EG1.02


SECTION 16000

PROJECT NUMBER 15096

PART 1 - GENERAL REQUIREMENTS:

1.1 DESCRIPTION

A SCOPE: THE ELECTRICAL WORK CONSISTS OF FURNISHING EVERYTHING NECESSARY FOR AND INCIDENTAL TO THE

EXECUTION AND COMPLETION OF ALL ELECTRICAL WORK INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFIED BELOW

INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO:

1. ELECTRICAL PANELS, CONTROLS SERVICE, DISCONNECTS, CONDUITS, WIRING, ETC. FOR ALL OUTLETS AND

EQUIPMENT.

2. TELEPHONE / DATA OUTLETS AND CONDUIT AS INDICATED.

3. CONTROL WIRING FOR ELECTRICAL AND HVAC SYSTEMS.

4. TRANSFORMER PAD AND PRIMARY CONDUIT SYSTEM TO POINT OF CONNECTION WITH POWER COMPANY.

B THE DRAWINGS ARE DIAGRAMMATIC UNLESS INDICATED OTHERWISE. THE DRAWINGS REFLECT CIRCUITING ONLY

AND ARE NOT DEPICTING EXACT CONDUIT ROUTING UNLESS SPECIFICALLY NOTED OTHER WISE.

1. DATA PRESENTED ON THESE DRAWINGS ARE AS ACCURATE AS PLANNING CAN DETERMINE, BUT FIELD

VERIFICATION OF ALL DIMENSIONS, LOCATIONS, LEVELS, ETC., TO SUIT FIELD CONDITIONS IS REQUIRED. REVIEW

ALL ARCHITECTURAL, AND LIGHTING DRAWINGS AND ADJUST ALL WORK TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF

CONDITIONS SHOWN. DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN DIFFERENT PLANS, OR BETWEEN DRAWINGS AND

SPECIFICATIONS, OR REGULATIONS AND CODES GOVERNING THE INSTALLATION SHALL BE BROUGHT TO THE

ATTENTION OF THE ENGINEER IN WRITING BEFORE THE DATE OF BID OPENING. IF DISCREPANCIES ARE NOT

REPORTED, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BID THE GREATER QUANTITY OR BETTER QUALITY, AND APPROPRIATE

ADJUSTMENTS WILL BE MADE AFTER CONTRACT AWARD. CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE TO FIELD

MEASURE AND CONFIRM MOUNTING HEIGHTS AND LOCATION OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT WITH RESPECT TO

COUNTERS, RADIATION, ETC. DO NOT SCALE DISTANCES OFF THE ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS. USE ACTUAL

BUILDING DIMENSIONS.

C EXAMINE ALL DRAWINGS FOR WORK REQUIRED BY THIS SUBCONTRACTOR.

1.2 CODES

A ALL WORK SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE NEC AND LOCAL GOVERNING CODES.

1. ALL UTILITY WORK SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH REQUIREMENTS OF THE SERVING POWER AND TELEPHONE

COMPANIES.

2. ALL OFF SITE WORK SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE UNIFORM STANDARD DRAWINGS FOR CLARK COUNTY

AREA.

3. FOR THE REQUIREMENTS ON ROUTING AND SUPPORT OF ALL LOW VOLTAGE CABLE REFER TO THE

SPECIFICATION HERE (http://oit.unlv.edu/sites/default/files/campus_wiring_standards_8-26-15_1.pdf)

1.3 SUBSTITUTIONS

A CONTRACTOR'S BID PRICE SHALL REFLECT THE COSTS OF ALL MATERIALS AS SPECIFIED. NO PRIOR APPROVAL OF

MATERIALS WILL BE GIVEN PRIOR TO AWARD OF BID. ALL SWITCHGEAR AND PANELBOARDS SHALL BE FURNISHED BY

A SINGLE MANUFACTURER.

B SUBSTITUTIONS OF EQUAL QUALITY AND OF BENEFIT TO THE OWNER WILL BE EVALUATED AT THE

CONTRACTOR'S REQUEST. ANY ADDITIONAL COST TO THE OWNER FOR REVIEW OF SUBSTITUTIONS WILL BE AT THE

CONTRACTOR'S EXPENSE.

C AFTER REVIEW OF SUBSTITUTES, THE DECISION OF THE ENGINEER IN DETERMINING EQUAL MATERIALS WILL BE

FINAL.

1.4 SUBMITTALS

A PROVIDE SUBMITTALS FOR THE FOLLOWING EQUIPMENT:

1. WIRING DEVICES

2. CIRCUIT BREAKERS

B SHOP DRAWINGS AND APPROVALS

1. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL SUBMIT SIX (6) IDENTICALLY BOUND SETS OF SHOP DRAWINGS ON THE FOLLOWING

ITEMS:

a. OUTLINE DRAWINGS AND DATA SHEETS OF EACH CIRCUIT BREAKER, DISCONNECT, TRANSFER SWITCH,

GENERATOR, TRANSFORMER, PANEL BOARD, AND SWITCHBOARD.

1) HIGHLIGHT SERVICE CONDITIONS OF EQUIPMENT AND THE APPROPRIATE DERATING TO MEET 2.1.B.

b. DATA SHEETS OF ALL WIRING DEVICES, LIGHTING FIXTURES, AND FUSES.


A ALL WORK SHALL BE COMPLETED IN A NEAT AND WORKMANLIKE MANNER AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH NECA

STANDARDS.

B ALL WORK SHALL BE SUBJECT TO INSPECTION AND POSSIBLE REJECTION IF NOT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THESE

SPECIFICATIONS, THE DRAWINGS, AND INSTALLED IN NEAT AND WORKMANLIKE MANNER.

C ANY REJECTED WORK SHALL BE REPLACED AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO THE OWNER.

PART 2 - PRODUCTS:

2.1 MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT

A MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT SHALL BE NEW AND OF CURRENT PRODUCTION BY MANUFACTURERS REGULARLY

ENGAGED IN THE MANUFACTURE OF SUCH ITEMS. ELECTRICAL SWITCHGEAR AND COMPONENTS SHALL BE THE

PRODUCT OF A SINGLE MANUFACTURER. ALL MATERIAL SHALL BE UL LISTED.

B SERVICE CONDITIONS

1. ALTITUDE- 2100 FEET

2. TEMPERATURE

a. INDOOR - 40 DEGREE C (100 DEGREE F)

b. OUTDOOR - 60 DEGREE C (140 DEGREE F)

C CONDUITS

1. INTERIOR CONDUIT SHALL BE EMT WITH COMPRESSION OR SET SCREW FITTINGS.

2. FMC SHALL BE USED FOR FINAL CONNECTION TO LIGHTING FIXTURES NOT TO EXCEED 72 INCHES.

a. FNC OR ALUMINUM FMC SHALL NOT BE USED.

b. FMC SHALL NOT BE USED EXCEPT AS NOTED ABOVE WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE ENGINEER.

5. MC CABLE MAY NOT BE USED.

6. CONDUIT FITTINGS SHALL BE STEEL OR MALLEABLE IRON TYPE.

D CABLE

1. CONDUCTORS SHALL BE TYPE THHN/THWN 75 DEGREE WIRE.

2. CONDUCTORS SHALL BE COPPER.

3. MINIMUM WIRE SIZE SHALL BE #12 AWG.

a. 120V BRANCH CIRCUITS OVER 65 FEET IN LENGTH FROM THE CENTER OF THE LOAD TO THE PANEL SHALL BE

#10 AWG AND BRANCH CIRCUITS OVER 130 FEET SHALL BE #8 AWG. INCREASE CONDUIT AND WIRE SIZES AS

REQUIRED AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO THE OWNER.

4. UNLESS OTHERWISE REQUIRED BY LOCAL ORDINANCES GROUND WIRES SHALL BE GREEN, NEUTRAL WIRES

SHALL BE WHITE (120V) OR GRAY (277V) AND PHASE WIRES SHALL BE BLACK (PHASE A), RED (PHASE B), AND

BLUE (PHASE C) FOR A 120/208 VOLT SYSTEM AND BROWN (PHASE A), ORANGE (PHASE B), AND YELLOW (PHASE

C) FOR A 277/480 VOLT SYSTEM.

E WIRING DEVICES

1. WIRING DEVICES SHALL BE AS FOLLOWS:

a. RECEPTACLES - 120V, 20A, NEMA 5-20R, SPECIFICATION GRADE, SIDE AND BACK WIRED WITH CLAMP TYPE

TERMINALS, NYLON, WHITE, 2 POLE, 3 WIRE GROUNDING.

1) PROVIDE GRAY COLOR FOR COMPUTER OUTLETS.

2. DEVICE PLATES SHALL BE NYLON, COLOR SHALL MATCH DEVICE WITH MATCHING SCREWS.

G SAFETY SWITCHES SHALL BE GENERAL DUTY TYPE, NEMA 1 INDOOR AND NEMA 3R OUTDOOR.

H OVERCURRENT PROTECTION DEVICES:

1. CIRCUIT BREAKERS SHALL BE OF THE SAME MANUFACTURES AS PANELBOARDS AND SWITCHBOARDS. PROVIDE

BREAKERS AS NOTED ON THE SCHEDULE.

2. FUSES USED TO PROTECT MOTORS SHALL BE BUSSMAN TYPE FRN-R. ALL FUSES INSTALLED IN FUSED

DISCONNECTS SHALL BE CLASS R UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.

3. PROVIDE HACR RATED BREAKERS FOR MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT.

I PROVIDE GROUNDING FOR ALL BRANCH CIRCUITS. CONDUIT, LISTED FOR USE, MAY BE USED FOR GROUNDING FOR

20A BRANCH CIRCUITS ONLY WHEN APPROVED FOR SUCH USE. ALL FMC AND NON-METALLIC CONDUIT SHALL HAVE

A SEPARATE GROUND WIRE.

J OUTLET, PULL AND JUNCTION BOXES

1. EACH SWITCH, LIGHT, RECEPTACLE OR OTHER OUTLET SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH A CODE GAUGE, GALVANIZED

STEEL OUTLET BOX. JUNCTION AND PULLBOXES SHALL BE CODE GAUGE, GALVANIZED STEEL. OUTLET BOXES

SHALL BE OF THE ONE PIECE, KNOCKOUT TYPE, IN GENERAL 4" SQUARE WITH PLASTER RING. PLASTER RINGS

SHALL BE SET TO PROVIDE NOT MORE THAN 1/8" FROM WALL SURFACE TO RING. IN NO CASE SHALL PLASTER

RING PROJECT BEYOND SURFACE OF WALL. SINGLE GANG RINGS SIMILAR TO STEEL CITY 52-C-50 SHALL BE

USED FOR 4” BOXES IN UNFINISHED BRICK. RACO 3180 BOXES MAY BE USED FOR UNFINISHED MASONRY FLUSH

WALL OUTLETS. CENTER ALL OUTLET BOXES IN BLOCK COURSE AND PROVIDE A SMOOTH FINISH BLOCK AT

OUTLET LOCATIONS.

2. BOXES INSTALLED FOR TELEPHONE, ALARM, COMPUTER AND SECURITY SYSTEMS SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH

APPROPRIATE COVERPLATES.

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 INSTALLATION

A EQUIPMENT LOCATIONS SHALL BE AS CLOSE AS PRACTICAL TO LOCATIONS SHOWN ON THE PLAN DRAWINGS AND

SUBJECT TO SUCH APPROVED REVISIONS AT NO COST TO THE OWNER AS MAY BE FOUND NECESSARY OR

DESIRABLE AT THE TIME WORK IS INSTALLED.

B CLOSE ALL OPENINGS IN WALLS, FLOORS, AND ROOFS TO THE APPROVAL OF THE ARCHITECT.

C PAINT ALL CONDUITS AND BOXES THAT ARE REQUIRED TO BE EXPOSED TO MATCH BUILDING SURFACES. RUN ALL

EXPOSED CONDUIT PARALLEL AND PERPENDICULAR TO BUILDING LINES.

D PROVIDE ENGRAVED PHENOLIC NAMEPLATES ON ALL EQUIPMENT AND INSTALL TYPED DIRECTORY IN PANELBOARDS.

FASTEN NAMEPLATES WITH SCREWS OR RIVETS, DO NOT USE ADHESIVE.

E COORDINATE THE WORK WITH OTHER TRADES.

F MEGGER TEST ALL FEEDER CIRCUITS AFTER INSTALLATION.

G INSTALL 200 POUND TEST PULL NYLON PULL CORD IN ALL SIGNAL AND COMMUNICATION CONDUITS.

H INSTALL SWITCHES AT 48" AFF AND RECEPTACLES AT 18" AFF UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.

I PANELBOARDS SHALL BE INSTALLED WITH THE TOP OF THE CABINET 6'-0" AFF.

J CONDUITS AND OUTLETS SHALL BE CONCEALED WITHIN THE BUILDING STRUCTURE; EXCEPT THAT CERTAIN MOTOR

AND LIGHTING FEEDER CONDUITS MAY BE RUN EXPOSED IN CERTAIN AREAS AS INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS.

CONDUIT AND OUTLETS SHOWN TO BE INSTALLED IN CABINETS, COUNTERS, AND CASEWORK SHALL BE RUN OR

INSTALLED AS DIRECTED BY THE ARCHITECT.

L PATCH AND REPAIR AREA WHERE ITEMS HAVE BEEN DEMOLISHED OR DAMAGED DURING CONSTRUCTION TO MATCH

ADJACENT SURFACES TO OWNER'S APPROVAL.

N CONDUITS PENETRATING FLOOR SLABS SHALL BE INSTALLED A MINIMUM OF 2” AFF.

O LABEL ALL SPARE CONDUITS/PULLSTRINGS AT BOTH ENDS WITH IDENTIFICATION OF LOCATION AT THE OPPOSITE

END.

P A COMPLETELY AND THOROUGHLY SWAB RACEWAY BEFORE INSTALLING WIRE.

Q REQUEST INSPECTIONS FROM LOCAL GOVERNING AUTHORITIES.

3.2 PROJECT COMPLETION

A REMOVE ALL DISCARDED MATERIALS FROM DEMOLITION AND INSTALLATION FROM THE JOB SITE.

B PROVIDE REPRODUCIBLE RECORD DRAWINGS OF ALL COMPLETED WORK.

C GUARANTEE ALL MATERIAL FURNISHED AND ALL WORKMANSHIP PERFORMED FOR A PERIOD OF ONE YEAR FROM

THE DATE OF FINAL ACCEPTANCE OF THE WORK. ANY DEFECTS DEVELOPING WITHIN THIS PERIOD, TRACEABLE TO

MATERIAL FURNISHED AS A PART OF THIS SECTION OR WORKMANSHIP PERFORMED HEREUNDER, SHALL BE MADE

GOOD AT NO ADDITIONAL EXPENSE TO THE OWNER.

"END OF SECTION"

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EXISTING FIREALARM PANEL

EXISTING LIGHTINGCONTROL PANELS

EXISTING PANEL 2L4

EXISTING PANEL 2L3


EXISTING PANEL E2H1

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All Drawings, Specifications and Copies thereoffurnished by the Architect are to be used only withrespect to this Project and are not to be used on anyother Project with the exception of one contract setfor each party to the building contract. SuchDocuments are to be returned or suitably accountedfor to the Architect on request at the completion ofthe Project. Any use or reproduction of this Drawingin whole or in part by any means whatsoever isstrictly prohibited except with the specific writtenconsent of LG Architects, Inc., a NevadaCorporation. Copyright © LG Architects, Inc. allrights reserved. Submission or distribution to meetofficial regulatory requirements or for other purposesin connection with the project in not to be construedas publication in derogation of the Architectscommon law Copyrights or other reserved rights.

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1. ALL CONDUIT AND WIRING FROM REMOVED DEVICES SHALL BE REMOVEDBACK TO SOURCE.

2. PROVIDE POWER CONTINUATION TO DOWN STREAM DEVICES.

3. CONDUIT IN INACCESSIBLE LOCATIONS SHALL BE CAPPED OFF AND TOREMAIN IN PLACE.

4. WIRING SHALL NOT BE ABANDONED IN INACCESSIBLE CONDUITS.

5. PROVIDE UPDATED, TYPED PANEL DIRECTORIES FOR ALL PANEL BOARDSWITH CIRCUITS MODIFIED, ADDED OR REMOVED.

6. CONTRACTOR TO RELOCATE ALL EXTERIOR DEVICES ON REFURNISHEDWALL. COORDINATE WITH ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS FOR ALLREFURNISHED WALLS.

DEMOLITION GENERAL NOTES:

1. LIGHT FIXTURES TO REMAIN. THOROUGHLY CLEAN LIGHT FIXTURE ANDLAMPS.

2. EXISTING CONTROLS TO REMAIN.

3. REMOVE LIGHT FIXTURES AND RETURN TO OWNER. COORDINATE WITHPROJECT MANAGER FOR RETURN REQUIREMENTS.

4. EXISTING EXIT SIGNS TO REMAIN.

5. EXISTING CONDUCTORS TO BE REMOVED BACK TO REQUEST ACTIVESOURCE. REFER TO E2.01 FOR RE-INSTALLATION INFORMATION.

6. EXISTING CABLES (QUANTITY OF 2) TO BE REMOVED BACK TO PATCHPANEL. REFER TO E3.01 FOR RE-INSTALLATION INFORMATION.

7. EXISTING TRACK LIGHTING TO BE DEMOLISHED.

8. EXISTING FIXTURES TO REMAIN. PROTECT IN PLACE DURINGCONSTRUCTION.

9. EXISTING FIXTURES TO BE DEMOLISHED.

10. EXISTING STRIP FIXTURES TO BE DEMOLISHED.

DEMOLITION KEY NOTES: #

SCALE:

DEMOLITION PLAN SECOND FLOOR - AREA C3 1/8" = 1'-0"

DEMOLITION PLANSECOND FLOOR

ED1.01SCALE:

DEMOLITION PLAN SECOND FLOOR - AREA B2 1/8" = 1'-0"

MATCHLINE SEE BELOW RIGHT FOR CONTINUATION

MATCHLINE SEE ABOVE RIGHT FOR CONTINUATION

SCALE:

DEMOLITION PLAN SECOND FLOOR - AREA A1 1/8" = 1'-0"

MATCHLINE SEE BELOW LEFT FOR CONTINUATION

MATCHLINE SEE ABOVE LEFT FOR CONTINUATION

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2L1-30

ELEV#4

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LIGHTING PLAN SECONDFLOOR

E1.01

SCALE:

LIGHTING PLAN SECOND FLOOR - AREA A1 1/8" = 1'-0"

SCALE:

LIGHTING PLAN SECOND FLOOR - AREA B2 1/8" = 1'-0"



SCALE:

LIGHTING PLAN SECOND FLOOR - AREA C3 1/8" = 1'-0"



1. CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE WITH LIGHTING DESIGNER EL2.1DRAWINGS AND THAT SHALL DICTATE ALL FIXTURE INFORMATION ANDCONTROLS.

2. CIRCUITING SHOWN IS FOR POWER ONLY TO THE FIXTURES. REFER TODRAWING EL2.1 FOR CONTROLS. ROUTE CIRCUITS THROUGH RELAYPANEL. PROVIDE CONDUCTORS AS NEEDED TO ALLOW FOR PROPERSWITCHING/CONTROLS.

3. REFER TO EL2.1 FOR LOCATION OF LIGHTING CONTROL PANELS (ESN).

4. LOW VOLTAGE LIGHTING CONTROL WIRING SHALL BE INSTALLED INCONDUIT 3/4" (MINIMUM) WHERE EXPOSED.

GENERAL NOTES:

1. REFERENCE EL2.1 FOR LIGHTING DESIGN, CONTROLS AND LIGHT FIXTURETYPES.

2. CONNECT LIGHTS TO EXISTING CIRCUITS IN THE AREA AS SHOWN.

3. CONNECT LIGHTS TO EXISTING EMERGENCY CIRCUIT IN THE AREA ASSHOWN.

4. ROUTE 3/4" CONDUIT WITHIN EXISTING WALL TO NEW SWITCH LOCATION.REFER TO EL2.1 FOR CABLING REQUIREMENTS.

KEY NOTES: #

OFFICENEW

2229

OFFICE2222

PROCESSINGSERIALS/

TECH. SERVICES

2226

OFFICE2237

DATA2233

OFFICE2234

OFFICE2232

MAIL2224

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READING2230

CUST.2213

RECEPTION2220

CONFERENCE2225

SERVICE2223

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DATA.2261

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VISITORADMIN.

2271C

COUNT ROOMADMIN.

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WORK AREAADMIN.

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ASSIST.ADMIN. DEV.

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326sf

373sf

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SCALE:

POWER PLAN SECOND FLOOR - AREA B2 1/8" = 1'-0"

SCALE:

POWER PLAN SECOND FLOOR - AREA A1 1/8" = 1'-0"



SCALE:

POWER PLAN SECOND FLOOR - AREA C3 1/8" = 1'-0"



GENERAL NOTES:

1. ALL CURRENT FLOOR BOXES ARE TO REMAIN. UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED2. ALL CURRENT ELECTRICAL AND DATA LOCATIONS TO REMAIN AS IS UNLESS

OTHERWISE NOTED.3. FOR ALL POWER AND DATA TO BE INSTALLED WITHIN THE EXISTING TRENCH

DUCT AND CELLULAR FLOOR THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE THEREMOVAL AND REINSTALLATION OF ALL FLOORING AS NEEDED TO ACCESSTHE DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM.

4. ALL FLOOR BOX INSTALLATION REQUIRE AN XRAY OF THE FLOOR PRIOR TOTHE START OF ANY WORK.

5. VERIFY EXACT LOCATION AND DIMENSIONS WITH ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS.

POWER NOTES:1. REFER TO E4.01 FOR FLOOR BOX DETAIL FOR FLOOR BOXES CONNECTING

BACK TO THE EXISTING TRENCH SYSTEM OR PROVIDE A LEGRAND RC7FLOOR BOX FOR POKE THRU BOXES OPTION. REFERENCE E3.01 FOR MOREINFORMATION.

2. EXISTING BACK BOX TO BE EXTENDED TO NEW WALL SURFACE. INTERCEPTEXISTING CIRCUIT AT NEAREST ACTIVE SOURCE AND INSTALL NEWCONDUCTORS. THEN REINSTALL EXISTING DEVICES AND COVER PLATE.

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OFFICENEW

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OFFICE2222

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TECH. SERVICES

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DATA2233

OFFICE2234

OFFICE2232

MAIL2224

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CONFERENCE2225

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WOMEN2212

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CORRIDOR2190

DATA2194

MECHANICAL2201

VEST2200

HALL2192

ELEC.2195

TELE.2196

HOLDINGRECYCLE

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DATA2233

OFFICE2234

OFFICE2232

MAIL2224

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AREAOPEN OFFICE

TECH. SERVICES

2226A

OFFICENEW

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OFFICE2227

READING2230

CUST.2213

RECEPTION2220

CONFERENCE2225

SERVICE2223

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2215

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OPEN OFFICEADMIN.

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VISITORADMIN.

2271C

COUNT ROOMADMIN.

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FILE RMADMIN.

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ACCT.ADMIN.

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EXPRESS

2110

PHONES2110A

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2113

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2120

VEST.2121

STAIR#1

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CORRIDOR2190

DATA2194

MECHANICAL2201

VEST2200

HALL2192

ELEC.2195

TELE.2196

STAIR# 5

PERIODICALSCURRENT

2170

HOLDINGRECYCLE

2193

MICROFORMS2160

PERIODICALSBOUND

2140

WORK ROOM, HOLDING


2141


2130

ELEV#3

ELEV#1ELEV#2

ELEV#4

STAIR#6

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326sf

373sf

191sf

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COMMUNICATIONS PLANSECOND FLOOR

E3.01

ALL CABLES SHALL BE BLUE TO INDICATE DATA. CONTRACTOR TOPROVIDE NEW TO MATCH EXISTING CABLE. ROUTE TO THE NEARESTDATA CLOSET IN ROOM 2233 OR 2196 AND PROVIDE NEW DATA JACKAND PATCH PANEL AS NEEDED

DATA JACKS LABELS USE THE FOLLOWING FORMAT:

IIII-DNNN

WHERE IIII IS THE FOUR DIGIT IDF ROOM NUMBER

D = DESIGNATES A DATA DROP

V = DESIGNATES A VOICE (TELEPHONE) LINE

NNN = DESIGNATES THE JACK NUMBER ON THE IDF

PATCH PANEL.

IN IDF 2233 THE NEXT PANEL WILL BEGIN WITH JACK DXXXIN IDF 2196 THE NEXT PANEL WILL BEGIN WITH JACK DXXX

1. ALL CURRENT FLOOR BOXES ARE TO REMAIN. UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED2. ALL CURRENT ELECTRICAL AND DATA LOCATIONS TO REMAIN AS IS UNLESS

OTHERWISE NOTED.3. FOR ALL POWER AND DATA TO BE INSTALLED WITHIN THE EXISTING TRENCH

DUCT AND CELLULAR FLOOR THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE THEREMOVAL AND REINSTALLATION OF ALL FLOORING AS NEEDED TO ACCESSTHE DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM.

4. ALL FLOOR BOX INSTALLATION REQUIRE AN XRAY OF THE FLOOR PRIOR TOTHE START OF ANY WORK.

5. FOR THE REQUIREMENTS ON ROUTING AND SUPPORT OF ALL LOW VOLTAGECABLE REFER TO THE SPECIFICATION HERE(http://oit.unlv.edu/sites/default/files/campus_wiring_standards_8-26-15_1.pdf)

1. EXISTING DATA OUTLETS TO REMAIN - THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REMOVETHE DEVICE AND PROTECT DURING THE REWORK OF THE WALL OR FLOORTHEN REINSTALL THE DEVICE AS REQUIRED FOR THE DEVICE ON THENEWLY FINISHED WALL OR FLOOR.

2. DATA OUTLETS - PROVIDE A 1" CONDUIT TO THE CEILING SPACE ABOVEWITH A 4 11/16 EXTRA DEEP J-BOX AND A SINGLE GANG MUD RINGPROVIDE CAT 6 DATA CABLES QTY AS INDICATED AND ROUTE THE CABLETO THE DATA ROOM #2233. TERMINATE ON NEW PATCH PANEL IN OWNERPROVIDED RACK

3. NEW FLOOR BOX PROVIDE ELECTRICAL AND DATA AS INDICATED. FOR THEDATA.THE CONTRACTOR MAY ROUTE BACK THRU THE EXIST TRENCH ORPROVIDE A NEW POKE THRU IN LOCATION INDICATED. ROUTE THRUCONDUIT BACK TO NEAREST TR ROOM LABEL AS REQUIRED DATA THISSHEET FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.

4. EXISTING DATA LOCATION - EXISTING BACK BOX TO BE EXTENDED TO THENEW WALL SURFACE CONTRACTOR SHALL INSTALL NEW CAT 6 CABLE QTYAS INDICATED, NEW DATA JACK AND FACEPLATE. ROUTE THE CABLEUSING THE EXISTING PATHWAY AND REUSING THE EXISTING PATCHPANELS IN THE DATA CLOSET 2233.

5. EXISTING FIRE ALARM DEVICE - BACK BOX TO BE EXTENDED TO NEW WALLSURFACE. INTERCEPT EXISTING CIRCUIT AT NEAREST JUNCTION BOX ANDINSTALL NEW CONDUCTORS. THEN REINSTALL EXISTING DEVICES ANDCOVER PLATE.

SCALE:

COMMUNICATIONS PLAN SECOND FLOOR - AREA B2 1/8" = 1'-0"


SCALE:

COMMUNICATIONS PLAN SECOND FLOOR - AREA A1 1/8" = 1'-0"


SCALE:

RACK SPACE ROOM 22334 1/8" = 1'-0"

SCALE:

RACK SPACE ROOM 2194 3 1/8" = 1'-0"

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ELEC.2252

STAIR# 4

MECHANICAL2251

COMM.TELE-

2252A

VEST.2252B

STORAGECOMPACT

2231

OPEN

OFFICENEW

2229

OFFICE2222

PROCESSINGSERIALS/

TECH. SERVICES

2226

OFFICE2237

DATA2233

OFFICE2234

OFFICE2232

MAIL2224

CORR.2220A

AREAOPEN OFFICE

TECH. SERVICES

2226A

OFFICENEW

2228

OFFICE2227

READING2230

CUST.2213

RECEPTION2220

CONFERENCE2225

SERVICE2223

BINDERYTECH. SERV.


2221

MEN2214 VEST.

2215

WOMEN2212

READING2180

SERV.2284RECEPTION

ADMIN.

2270 STO.2270A

DEANADMIN.

2278

OFFICE2275

STAIR#2

WOMEN2264A

MEN2264

ELEC.2263

TELE.2262

DONOR GALLERY2260

DATA.2261

VEST.2260A

OPEN OFFICEADMIN.

2271B

VISITORADMIN.

2271C

COUNT ROOMADMIN.

2272A

WORK AREAADMIN.

2277

FILE RMADMIN.

2273

ASSIST.ADMIN. DEV.

2271A

ASSIST.ADMIN. MGMT.

2271

ASSC. DEANADMIN.

2274

ACCT.ADMIN.

2272

VEST.2115

TO BELOWOPEN

CORRIDOR2300

TO BELOWOPEN

CONF.SMALL

2276

HALL.2290

CONFERENCEADMIN.

2281

ASST.MGMT.

2282

STAIR#3

CORRIDOR2100

MEN2114WORKSTATION

EXPRESS

2110

PHONES2110A

WOMEN2112

VEST.2111 CUST.

2113

VESTIBULE2119

ELEC.2116

DATA2117 READING

2120

VEST.2121

STAIR#1

VEST.2125

VESTIBULE2191

CORRIDOR2190

DATA2194

MECHANICAL2201

VEST2200

HALL2192

ELEC.2195

TELE.2196

STAIR# 5

PERIODICALSCURRENT

2170

HOLDINGRECYCLE

2193

MICROFORMS2160

PERIODICALSBOUND

2140

WORK ROOM, HOLDING


2141


2130

ELEV#3

ELEV#1ELEV#2

ELEV#4

STAIR#6

1107sf

326sf

373sf

191sf

INFO.2181

HALL.2280A

CORR.2280

OFFICE2238

2118

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GROUPSTUDY

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TOP VIEW NEW FLOOR BOX SCALE: NONE

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2226

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OFFICE2234

OFFICE2232

MAIL2224

CORR.2220A

AREAOPEN OFFICE

TECH. SERVICES

2226A

OFFICENEW

2228

OFFICE2227

READING2230

CUST.2213

RECEPTION2220

CONFERENCE2225

SERVICE2223

BINDERYTECH. SERV.


2221

MEN2214 VEST.

2215

WOMEN2212

READING2180

SERV.2284RECEPTION

ADMIN.

2270 STO.2270A

DEANADMIN.

2278

OFFICE2275

STAIR#2

WOMEN2264A

MEN2264

ELEC.2263

TELE.2262

DONOR GALLERY2260

DATA.2261

VEST.2260A

OPEN OFFICEADMIN.

2271B

VISITORADMIN.

2271C

COUNT ROOMADMIN.

2272A

WORK AREAADMIN.

2277

FILE RMADMIN.

2273

ASSIST.ADMIN. DEV.

2271A

ASSIST.ADMIN. MGMT.

2271

ASSC. DEANADMIN.

2274

ACCT.ADMIN.

2272

VEST.2115

TO BELOWOPEN

CORRIDOR2300

TO BELOWOPEN

CONF.SMALL

2276

HALL.2290

CONFERENCEADMIN.

2281

ASST.MGMT.

2282

STAIR#3

CORRIDOR2100

MEN2114WORKSTATION

EXPRESS

2110

PHONES2110A

WOMEN2112

VEST.2111 CUST.

2113

VESTIBULE2119

ELEC.2116

DATA2117 READING

2120

VEST.2121

STAIR#1

VEST.2125

VESTIBULE2191

CORRIDOR2190

DATA2194

MECHANICAL2201

VEST2200

HALL2192

ELEC.2195

TELE.2196

STAIR# 5

PERIODICALSCURRENT

2170

HOLDINGRECYCLE

2193

MICROFORMS2160

PERIODICALSBOUND

2140

WORK ROOM, HOLDING


2141


2130

ELEV#3

ELEV#1ELEV#2

ELEV#4

STAIR#6

1107sf

326sf

373sf

191sf

INFO.2181

HALL.2280A

CORR.2280

OFFICE2238

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ONE LINE DIAGRAM &SCHEDULES

E5.01

4000A 480Y/277V 3PH, 4W NEMA 1 AIC=65,000 "MSG"GFI

ST

320040002500 KVA

M

CUSTOMERMETERING

TVSS

E1H1225AMLO

E1L1100AMLO

30KVAE3H1100AMLO

G

EDB

225A

1000 KW

2000A

1600A

100AE3L1

MLO600AE5H1

EDP

MLO

MCC

PANEL

225AMCB

ST600800

MCC

800400

1L1 1L2 1L3 2L1 3L1 3L22L2

800400

1H1

3H1

800400

2H1 4H1 5H1 5H24H22H2 3H2

1H2

400800 400

225

1H3

3H32H3

600800

300KVAK-RATED 13

WATERUFERGRID

PRIMARYMETERING

PANEL

PANEL

PANEL PANEL

PANEL

PANEL

A

E1L3

PANEL

PANEL PANEL PANEL PANEL PANEL PANEL PANEL

PANEL

PANEL

PANEL

PANEL PANEL PANEL PANEL PANEL PANEL PANEL

PANEL

PANEL PANEL

E

225AMLO MLO

225AMLO

225AMLO225A

MLO225A

MLO225A

MLO225A

225/3 225/3 225/3 225/3 225/3 225/3SPACE FOR

3-225/3 BREAKERS

1000/3

1000A 208Y/120 3PH, 4W "DB4" NEMA 1 AIC=22,000 NEMA 1 AIC=22,0001000A 208Y/120 3PH, 4W "DB1"

400800 800

400

1000A 208Y/120 3PH, 4W "DB2" NEMA 1 AIC=22,000

BLDGSTEEL

TVSS

200% N

ASC= 60,140

EXISTING ELECTRICAL ONE LINE DIAGRAMSCALE: NONE

1600AMLO

480V

120/208V

480V

120/208V

75KVA

PANELE2H1600AMLO

(BYUPS

OWNER)

TVSS

200% NK-RATED 13300KVA

1000/3 1000/3

300KVAK-RATED 13200% N

225/3

200% NK-RATED 13225KVA

800/3

NEMA 1 AIC=22,000800A 208Y/120 3PH, 4W "DB3"

300400

PANELPANEL

PANEL

3H42H4

1H4

225400

2000/3

PANELUPS

16001600

480T4

120/208

480

120/208T1

480

120/208T2

480

120/208T3

K4 K4 600AMLO

K1330KVA

120/208V

480V

100AMCB

PANELE1L460AMLO

5#4/O, 1#2, 2-1/2"C

7- 4"C EACH WITH4#750 KCMIL

(2) 2-1/2"C EACH W/4#3/0, 1#2

400AMLO

400AMLO

4#2,1#6,1-1/2"C

100AMLO

100AMLO

100AMLO

100AMLO MLO

125AMLO100A

MLO100A

MLO100A 100A

MLO100AMLO

100AMLO

100AMLO

4#2,1#6,1-1/2"C

225AMLO

225AMLO

4#4/0, 1#2, 2-1/2"C

2-4" SPARE CONDUIT

4 #4/0, 1#2, 2-1/2"C

5-4"C EACH \W4-750KCMIL1#250 KCMIL

4-4"C EACH \W4-750 KCMIL,1#250 KCMIL

2-3"C EACH W/3#350 KCMIL1#1

3#8,1#10,3/4"C

4#2,1#6,1-1/2"C

PANEL

MCB60AE3L2

15KVA

4#6,1#8,1"C

K4

120/208V

480V

4#10,1/2"C

4#2,1#6,1-1/2"C

PANEL

100AMLO

E1L2

4#2,1#61-1/2"C

3#2,1#3/0,1#6,2"C

4#8,3/4"C4#4/0,1#2,2-1/2"C

2-3"C EACHW/ 4#350KCMIL1#2

3#2,1#6,1-1/2"C

2-3"CEACH W/4#350KCMIL1#2

4#6,1#8,1"C

CB 45A

SPARE SPARE

2-3"C EACH W/3#250KCMIL,1#2

3-4"C EACH W/5#400KCMIL,1#2/0 1#2/0

5#400KCMIL,3-4"C EACH W/

3#250KCMIL,1#22-3"C EACH W/

3-4"C EACH W/5#400KCMIL,1#2/0

3#250KCMIL,1#22-3"C EACH W/ 3#350 KCMIL,1#2,3"C

3-3"C EACH W/ 5#300KCMIL,1#1/0

4#4, 1#6,1-1/2"C

4#1/0,1#4,2"C

1H6100AMLO

PANEL1H5

MLO100A

PANEL

225400

1/02/0

2/02/0

#8

#8 #2

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NOTES:

1. PROVIDE UPDATED TYPED WRITTEN PANEL DIRECTORY.