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PAD PLAN NORTH 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 SCALE: 1" = 40' KEY PLAN VICINITY MAP PROJECT SITE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING CONSERVATION and CUSTOMER SERVICE FIELD (CCSF) BUILDING NEW WORK NEW WORK NEW WORK PROJECT TEAM: OWNER: Soquel Creek Water District 5180 Soquel Drive Soquel, CA 95073 ARCHITECT: Craig Bagley Architect 555 Souel Avenue, Suite 140 Santa Cruz, CA 95062 831 425-1730 CIVIL ENGINEER: Soquel Creek Water District 5180 Soquel Drive Soquel, CA 95073 STRUCTURAL ENGINEER: Donald C. Urfer & Associates 2715 Porter Street Soquel, CA 95073 831 476-3681 ELECTRICAL ENGINEER: Prime Design Group 303 Potrero Street, Suite 42-304 Santa Cruz, CA 95060 831 430-3600 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS S-Tech Consulting CONSULTANT: 484-b Washington Street #401 Monterey, CA 93940 831 883-8415 [ Channel P Property Line & And L Angle @ At C L Centerline Ø Diameter or Round # Pound or Number (E) Existing (N) New A.B. Anchor Bolt A.C. Asphaltic Concrete ACOUS. Acoustical A.D. Area Drain ADD. Addendum ADJ. Adjustable A.F.C.I. Arc Fault Circuit Interrupter A.F.F. Above Finished Floor AGGR. Aggregate ALUM. Aluminum ALT. Alternate ANOD. Anodized APPROX. Approximate ARCH. Architectural A.S.D. Alum. Sliding Door ASPH. Asphalt A.S.W. Alum. Sliding Window AUTO. Automatic B. Base BD. Board BITUM. Bituminous BLDG. Building BLK. Block BLKG. Blocking BM. Beam BOT. Bottom BRG. Bearing B.U.R. Built Up Roof CAB. Cabinet C.B. Catch Basin CEM. Cement CER. Ceramic C.FT. Cubic Foot C.G. Corner Guard CH. Chalkboard C.I. Cast Iron C.J. Control Joint CLG. Ceiling CLKG. Calking CLO. Closet CLR. Clear C.M.U. Concrete Masonry Unit CNTR. Counter C.O. Cased Opening COL. Column CONC. Concrete CONN. Connection CONSTR. Construction CONT. Continuous CONTR. Contractor CORR. Corridor CPT. Carpet CSMT. Casement C.TOP Countertop CTR. Center CTSK. Countersunk C.YD. Cubic Yard DBL. Double DEMO. Demolish/Demolition DEPT. Department DET. Detail D.F. Drink Fount/Doug. Fir DIA. Diameter DIAG. Diagonal DIM. Dimension DISP. Dispenser DIV. Division DN. Down D.O. Door Opening DR. Door DS. Downspout D.S.P. Dry Standpipe D.W. Dishwasher DWG. Drawing DWR. Drawer (E) Existing E. East EA. Each E.J. Expansion Joint EL. Elevation ELEC. Electrical ELEV. Elevator EMER. Emergency E.N. Edge Nailing ENCL. Enclosure ENGR. Engineer E.P. Electrical Panelboard EQ. Equal EQPT. Equipment E.W.C. Electric Water Cooler EXH. Exhaust EXP. Expansion EXPO. Exposed EXT. Exterior ABBREVIATIONS FAC.FIN. Factory Finish F.A. Fire Alarm F.B. Flat Bar F.D. Floor Drain FDN. Foundation F.E. Fire Extinguisher F.E.C. Fire Extinguisher Cab. F.F. Finished Face F.H.C. Fire Hose Cabinet FIN. Finish FLASH. Flashing FLR. Floor FLR.CO. Floor Clean Out FLUOR. Fluorescent F.O.C. Face of Concrete F.O.F. Face of Finish F.O.M. Face of Masonry F.O.S. Face of Studs FPRF. Fireproof FR. Frame F.S. Full Size FT. Foot or Feet FTG. Footing FURR. Furring FUT. Future F.Y.S.B. Front Yard Setback GA. Gauge GALV. Galvanized G.B. Grab Bar G.D. Garbage Disposal G.F.I. Ground Fault Interrupter GL. Glass, Glazing GND. Ground GR. Grade GYP. Gypsum H.B. Hose Bibb H.C. Hollow Core HDR. Header HDWD. Hardwood HDWE. Hardware H.F.S. Half Full Size H.M. Hollow Metal HORIZ. Horizontal HR. Hour HT. Height H.V.A.C. Heat/Vent/Air Cond. H.W.H. Hot Water Heater I.D. Inside Diameter (Dim.) INCL. Include INSUL. Insulation INT. Interior INTERM. Intermediate INV. Invert JAN. Janitor J.H. Joist Hanger JST. Joist JT. Joint KIT. Kitchen K.O. Knock Out L. Length LAB. Laboratory LAM. Laminate LAV. Lavatory LIN. Linoleum LKR. Locker LT. Light L.W. Light Weight MAX. Maximum M.B. Machine Bolt M.C. Medicine Cabinet MECH. Mechanical MEMB. Membrane MET. Metal MFR. Manufacturer MH. Manhole M.I. Malleable Iron MIN. Minimum MIR. Mirror MISC. Miscellaneous M.O. Masonry Opening MOD. Modified MTD. Mounted MUL. Mullion (N) New N. North N.I.C. Not in Contract NO. Number NOM. Nominal N.T.S. Not to Scale O. Over O.A. Overall OBS. Obscure O.C. On Center O.D. Outside Diameter (Dim) OFF. Office OH. Overhead OPNG. Opening OPP. Opposite PERF. Perforated PL. Plate P.LAM. Plastic Laminate PLAS. Plaster PLYWD. Plywood PR. Pair PRCST. Pre-cast PT. Point P.T.D. Paper Towel Dispenser P.T.D.F. Pressure Treated Douglas Fir P.T.D/R Combination Paper Towel Disp. & Recept. PTN. Partition P.T.R. PaperTowel Receptacle P.V.C. Polyvinyl Chloride Q.T. Quarry Tile R. Riser R.A. Return Air RAD. Radius R.C.P. Reinf. Conc. Pipe R.D. Roof Drain REF. Reference REFL. Reflected REFR. Refrigerator REINF. Reinforced REQ. Required RESIL. Resilient REV. Revision/Revised RGTR. Register RM. Room R.O. Rough Opening RWD. Redwood R.W.L. Rain Water Leader R.Y.S.B. Rear Yard Setback S. South S.A. Supply Air S.A.F. Self-Adhered Flashing S.C. Solid Core SCHED. Schedule S.D. Soap Dispenser SECT. Section SH. Shelf SHR. Shower SHT. Sheet SHTHG. Sheathing SIM. Similar S.N.D. Sanitary Napkin/Tampon Dispenser S.N.R. Sanitary Napkin Recept. SPEC. Specification SQ. Square S.SK. Service Sink S.ST. Stainless Steel STA. Station STD. Standard STL. Steel STOR. Storage STRUCT. Structural SUSP. Suspended SYM. Symmetrical S.Y.S.B. Side Yard Setback T. Tread T.B. Towel Bar T.C. Top of Curb TEL. Telephone T.E.N. Typ. Edge Nailing TER. Terrazo T.&G. Tongue & Groove THK. Thick T.O.PL. Top of plate T.P. Top of Pavement T.P.D. Toilet Paper Dispenser T.S. Top of Slab T.S.C.D. Toilet Seat Cover Disp. T.V. Television T.W. Top of Wall TYP. Typical UC. Undercut UNF. Unfinished U.O.N. Unless Otherwise Noted UR. Urinal VAR. Varies V.C.T. Vinyl Composition Tile VERT. Vertical VEST. Vestibule V.F.T. Vinyl Faced Tackboard Panels VG. Vertical Grain W. West W/ With W.B. Window Blinds W.C. Water Closet W.C.O. Wall Cleanout WD. Wood W/O Without WP. Waterproof W.R. Water Resistant W.R.B. Weather-resistive barrier WSCT. Wainscot WT. Weight W.W.M. Welded Wire MGS GENERAL NOTES 1. Project description: a. Add a new gravel storage area, east side of property next to Rosedale Avenue. b. Administration Building: Divide existing Conference Room in a New Office, and smaller remaining Conference Room. c. Administration Buillding: Replace partition separating Entrance Lobby from office spaces to the north of the Lobby. d. Administration Building: Add a new window, east side, exterior wall of Printroom. e. Conservation and Customer Service Field (CCSF) Building: Convert 480 sf on the west end of the building from Storage to a New Office, to include new doors and windows as noted on Drawings. 2. Field verify all dimensions. The Architect shall be notified of any discrepancies before proceeding further. Dimensions are to face of studs (F.O.S.) unless otherwise noted. 3. Owner's Record Drawings of existing facilities are available for review by bidders. Architect and Owner make no representation as to accuracy. 4. Protect existing finishes to remain during construction. Repair any damaged finishes to Owners' satisfaction. 5. Contractor's Bid shall presume all new materials unless otherwise noted. 6. Administration Building: Existing 2' x 4' suspended ceiling system is to remain, and no new light fixtures are required, although switching is altered. See Electrical. Existing ceiling system has R-11 insulation above it. Restore any insulation disturbed by remodeling. 7. Revisions to HVAC system is separate contract N.I.C., as required to accommodate revisions and rebalancing. Coordinate scheduling of HVAC work with the Construction Manager. 8. Where new stucco joins existing, see detail 7/A3. 9. Use of restrooms in buildings is restricted to employees of the District; Contractor shall furnish it's own sanitary facilities. 10. Hazardous materials: The Owner has tested and found asbestos containing material in the Administra tion Building. The Owners Hazmat Consultant notes the following: a. In the Administrative Building, the joint compound, associated with the drywall system on all walls expected to be impacted by the renovations, contains 2% Chrysotile asbestos. The removal of drywall in this building will generate friable, Regulated Asbestos Containing Material (RACM). The ultimate quantity of removal will be determined by the Contractor performing the renovation work. b. No asbestos containing material was detected in the CCSF Building. c. A State of California, Division of Occupational Safety & Health (DOSH) licensed asbestos removal contractor must be used to handle any materials with an asbestos content of greater than 0.1% (Asbestos Containing Construction Material). All work must be conducted in strict accordance with Cal-OSHA’s asbestos standard, 8 CCR 1529 and the requirements of the Monterey Bay Unified Air Pollution Control District’s (MBUAPCD) Rule 424. Waste must be disposed of in the correct landfill for the classification of asbestos being removed. d. If greater than 160 square feet of RACM will be removed as part of the renovations, a notification to Monterey Bay Unified Air Pollution Control District (MBUAPCD) must be submitted ten day prior to beginning the work. All asbestos removal and disposal must occur in strict accordance with EPA (MBUAPCD) and OSHA requirements, regardless of whether a notification is required. This report must remain onsite for the duration of the renovation project. e. Any time asbestos removal occurs from an occupied area, the Owner's Hazmat Consultant shall furnish oversight and air monitoring, along with a final clearance inspection, prior to removal of the negative pressure enclosures. f. Contractors should be aware that concealed spaces may harbor additional suspect material. Asbestos cement pipes may be concealed within wall cavities. Should any additional suspect materials be identified during the course of the renovation work, stop and contact the Owner's Construction Manager to assess and sample if necessary. This was a limited asbestos survey of specific materials. g. EPA defined Lead-Based Paint ( >1.0 mg/cm2 by XRF) was not identified in any coating anticipated to be impacted by the scope of the renovations. However, as is common with all paints, even newer paints, trace lead was identified in the coatings sampled. For employee protection, Cal-OSHA has not set a lower ‘safe’ threshold for lead content in regards to occupational exposure for workers involved in the construction industry. Employers who task employees with occupational tasks that could result in high exposure to lead, must follow the requirements of the Lead in Construction Standard to ensure their employees are protected. Contractors should collect exposure data on their employees or have historical data from similar tasks or projects. Employers not familiar with the requirements of the Lead in Construction standard can download a short Cal-OSHA fact sheet by following this link http:// www.dir.ca.gov/dosh/dosh_publications/lead-fct-sheet-rev.pdf. Note, tasks that typically result in high lead exposure include abrasive blasting, torching, and mechanical grinding. h. For compliance with the Cal-OSHA Lead in Construction Standard, any impact to lead can trigger certain OSHA compliance requirements on behalf of the employer to protect employees from exposure to lead during the course of the task being performed. Contractor’s should either have historical data on file, from similar projects, or should implement an exposure monitoring program for employees. i. The Owner requires the Contractor to subcontract with one of the following Abatement Contractors: Coastwide Environmental Technologies (CET) 201 Walker Street Watsonville, CA 95076 Rodrigo Gutierrez phone: 831 761-5511 fax: 831 761-5513 PARC Services, Inc. 7697 Highway 1 Moss Landing, CA 95039 Guy Clendenin phone: office - 831 633-6055 cell - 831 601-1307 fax. 831 222-3296 j. A copy of the Owner's "Limited Asbestos & Lead Paint Survey Report" dated September 26, 2014 is being made available to bidders. The Asbestos Removal Work Plan (and Construction Dust Control Plan, by S Tech Consulting, are included with the Project Technical Specifications. 11. Note that hollow metal door and frame specifications are in separate sections. The two components are not always part of the same door/frame assembly. See Door Schedule. 12. Testing and Inspection Services: The District will employ and pay for the services of an independent fi rm to perform testing and inspection. Contractor is responsible for notifying the Inspection and Testing Agency for inspections and testing. Contractor shall cooperate with the testing and inspection agency and furnish samples as requested. Cost of re-testing, required because of non-conformance to specified requirements, will be charged to Contractor. Contractor will be required to review/sign the County of Santa Cruz Special Inspection and Testing Agreement. Scope of testing/inspection includes: Epoxy grouted anchors installed in concrete Soil Compaction, gravel storage area PLANNING DEPT. INFORMATION 1. Zoning information: a. A.P.N: 030-242-43 b. Zoning: PF c. See Sheet D-4 for on-site parking count, building square footage, lot coverage, drainage, and related 2. All construction shall comply with the following Codes, as amended by the County of Santa Cruz: a. 2013 California Building Code b. 2013 California Residential Code c. 2013 California Mechanical Code d. 2013 California Plumbing Code e. 2013 California Electrical Code f. 2013 California Energy Code g. 2013 California Green Building Standards h. 2013 California Fire Code 4. Fire Department information: a. Administration Building: Group B Occupancy, Type V-B Construction, and non- sprinklered b. CCSF Building: Group B Occupancy, Type V-B Construction, and fire-sprinklered c. Occupant Loads: Administration Building: 4190 sf / 100 sf per occupant = 42 290 sf / 7 sf per occupant = 42 CCSF Building: 1,160 sf / 100 sf per occupant = 12 There is no change to building area. Project includes the conversion of 290 sf of Conference Room in the Administration Building into office space, and the conversion of 480 sf of storage space in the CCSF Building into office space (as well as a new gravel storage area). d. Required fire flow per Central Fire Protection District: 1,750 gallons per minute (gpm) for 2 hours. Soquel Creek Water District notes the following: The fire hydrant at the corner of Rosedale Avenue and Soquel Drive was last tested in 2001, yielding the following results: Static pressure: 48 psi Residual pressure: 47 psi Pitot: 50 psi Flow: 1,186 gpm TWA (Total Water Available) at 20 psi: 6,278 gpm Soquel Creek Water District further notes that the main servicing this fire hydrant has recently been upsized from 12" to 16", but due to the drought, the fire hydrant has not been flow tested. e. A minimum of 48 hours notice to the Fire Department is required prior to inspection. The job copies of the building plans and permits must be on-site during inspection. f. Property is not in the State Responsibility Area for fire protection. 5. Water source: Soquel Creek Water District 6. A.D.A. information: a. Administration Building parking, path of travel, and bathrooms were brought up to Title 24 accessibility conformance in 1992 in accordance with plans prepared by William M. Hall Architect under County of Santa Cruz Building Permit No. 103564. The main building entrance was upgraded in 2002 under County of Santa Cruz Application No. 0043960M. b. CCSF Building parking, path of travel, and bathroom were included as part of the original project plans for that building prepared by Thomas Rahe Architect and Soquel Creek Water District (acting as Civil Engineer) under County of Santa Cruz Building Permit No. 131493. 7. For purposes of California Green Building Standards compliance, building alterations are valued at less than $200,000. DRAWING ISSUE RECORD NEW GRAVEL STORAGE AREA SHEET INDEX A0 PROJECT INFORMATION D-1 HEADQUARTERS SITE PLAN D-2 DEMOLITION AND EROSION PLAN D-3 GRAVEL STORAGE AREA D-4 DRAINAGE, IMPERVIOUS SURFACES A1 ADMINISTRATION BUILDING A2 CCSF BUILDING, SCHEDULES A3 DETAILS A4 DETAILS E1 ELECTRICAL TITLE SHEET E2 HEADQUARTERS BUILDING LIGHTING & ELECTRICAL E3 CCSF BUILDING LIGHTING & ELECTRICAL 12/16/14 Permits Submittal 4/28/15 4/28/15 Plan Check Revisions (RENAMED) (RENAMED) 5/4/15 10:05 AM; Plan Check Resubmittal

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PROJECT TEAM:OWNER: Soquel Creek Water District 5180 Soquel Drive Soquel, CA 95073

ARCHITECT: Craig Bagley Architect 555 Souel Avenue, Suite 140 Santa Cruz, CA 95062 831 425-1730

CIVIL ENGINEER: Soquel Creek Water District 5180 Soquel Drive Soquel, CA 95073

STRUCTURAL ENGINEER: Donald C. Urfer & Associates 2715 Porter Street Soquel, CA 95073 831 476-3681

ELECTRICAL ENGINEER: Prime Design Group 303 Potrero Street, Suite 42-304 Santa Cruz, CA 95060 831 430-3600

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS S-Tech ConsultingCONSULTANT: 484-b Washington Street #401 Monterey, CA 93940 831 883-8415

[ ChannelP Property Line& AndL Angle@ AtCL CenterlineØ Diameter or Round# Pound or Number(E) Existing(N) New

A.B. Anchor BoltA.C. Asphaltic ConcreteACOUS. AcousticalA.D. Area DrainADD. AddendumADJ. AdjustableA.F.C.I. Arc Fault Circuit InterrupterA.F.F. Above Finished FloorAGGR. AggregateALUM. AluminumALT. AlternateANOD. AnodizedAPPROX. ApproximateARCH. ArchitecturalA.S.D. Alum. Sliding DoorASPH. AsphaltA.S.W. Alum. Sliding WindowAUTO. Automatic

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CAB. CabinetC.B. Catch BasinCEM. CementCER. CeramicC.FT. Cubic FootC.G. Corner GuardCH. ChalkboardC.I. Cast IronC.J. Control JointCLG. CeilingCLKG. CalkingCLO. ClosetCLR. ClearC.M.U. Concrete Masonry UnitCNTR. CounterC.O. Cased OpeningCOL. ColumnCONC. ConcreteCONN. ConnectionCONSTR. ConstructionCONT. ContinuousCONTR. ContractorCORR. CorridorCPT. CarpetCSMT. CasementC.TOP CountertopCTR. CenterCTSK. CountersunkC.YD. Cubic Yard

DBL. DoubleDEMO. Demolish/DemolitionDEPT. DepartmentDET. DetailD.F. Drink Fount/Doug. FirDIA. DiameterDIAG. DiagonalDIM. DimensionDISP. DispenserDIV. DivisionDN. DownD.O. Door OpeningDR. DoorDS. DownspoutD.S.P. Dry StandpipeD.W. DishwasherDWG. DrawingDWR. Drawer

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ABBREVIATIONSFAC.FIN. Factory FinishF.A. Fire AlarmF.B. Flat BarF.D. Floor DrainFDN. FoundationF.E. Fire ExtinguisherF.E.C. Fire Extinguisher Cab.F.F. Finished FaceF.H.C. Fire Hose CabinetFIN. FinishFLASH. FlashingFLR. FloorFLR.CO. Floor Clean OutFLUOR. FluorescentF.O.C. Face of ConcreteF.O.F. Face of FinishF.O.M. Face of MasonryF.O.S. Face of StudsFPRF. FireproofFR. FrameF.S. Full SizeFT. Foot or FeetFTG. FootingFURR. FurringFUT. FutureF.Y.S.B. Front Yard Setback

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GENERAL NOTES1. Project description:

a. Add a new gravel storage area, east side of property next to Rosedale Avenue.b. Administration Building: Divide existing Conference Room in a New Office, and smaller

remaining Conference Room.c. Administration Buillding: Replace partition separating Entrance Lobby from office spaces to

the north of the Lobby.d. Administration Building: Add a new window, east side, exterior wall of Printroom.e. Conservation and Customer Service Field (CCSF) Building: Convert 480 sf on the west end

of the building from Storage to a New Office, to include new doors and windows as noted onDrawings.

2. Field verify all dimensions. The Architect shall be notified of any discrepancies before proceedingfurther. Dimensions are to face of studs (F.O.S.) unless otherwise noted.

3. Owner's Record Drawings of existing facilities are available for review by bidders. Architect andOwner make no representation as to accuracy.

4. Protect existing finishes to remain during construction. Repair any damaged finishes to Owners'satisfaction.

5. Contractor's Bid shall presume all new materials unless otherwise noted.

6. Administration Building: Existing 2' x 4' suspended ceiling system is to remain, and no new lightfixtures are required, although switching is altered. See Electrical. Existing ceiling system has R-11insulation above it. Restore any insulation disturbed by remodeling.

7. Revisions to HVAC system is separate contract N.I.C., as required to accommodate revisions andrebalancing. Coordinate scheduling of HVAC work with the Construction Manager.

8. Where new stucco joins existing, see detail 7/A3.

9. Use of restrooms in buildings is restricted to employees of the District; Contractor shall furnish it'sown sanitary facilities.

10. Hazardous materials: The Owner has tested and found asbestos containing material in the Administration Building. The Owners Hazmat Consultant notes the following:

a. In the Administrative Building, the joint compound, associated with the drywall system on allwalls expected to be impacted by the renovations, contains 2% Chrysotile asbestos. Theremoval of drywall in this building will generate friable, Regulated Asbestos ContainingMaterial (RACM). The ultimate quantity of removal will be determined by the Contractorperforming the renovation work.

b. No asbestos containing material was detected in the CCSF Building.c. A State of California, Division of Occupational Safety & Health (DOSH) licensed asbestos

removal contractor must be used to handle any materials with an asbestos content of greaterthan 0.1% (Asbestos Containing Construction Material). All work must be conducted in strictaccordance with Cal-OSHA’s asbestos standard, 8 CCR 1529 and the requirements of theMonterey Bay Unified Air Pollution Control District’s (MBUAPCD) Rule 424. Waste must bedisposed of in the correct landfill for the classification of asbestos being removed.

d.! If greater than 160 square feet of RACM will be removed as part of the renovations, anotification to Monterey Bay Unified Air Pollution Control District (MBUAPCD) must besubmitted ten day prior to beginning the work. All asbestos removal and disposal must occurin strict accordance with EPA (MBUAPCD) and OSHA requirements, regardless of whether anotification is required. This report must remain onsite for the duration of the renovationproject.

e. Any time asbestos removal occurs from an occupied area, the Owner's Hazmat Consultantshall furnish oversight and air monitoring, along with a final clearance inspection, prior toremoval of the negative pressure enclosures.

f. Contractors should be aware that concealed spaces may harbor additional suspect material.Asbestos cement pipes may be concealed within wall cavities. Should any additional suspectmaterials be identified during the course of the renovation work, stop and contact theOwner's Construction Manager to assess and sample if necessary. This was a limitedasbestos survey of specific materials.

g. EPA defined Lead-Based Paint ( >1.0 mg/cm2 by XRF) was not identified in any coatinganticipated to be impacted by the scope of the renovations. However, as is common with allpaints, even newer paints, trace lead was identified in the coatings sampled. For employeeprotection, Cal-OSHA has not set a lower ‘safe’ threshold for lead content in regards tooccupational exposure for workers involved in the construction industry. Employers who taskemployees with occupational tasks that could result in high exposure to lead, must follow therequirements of the Lead in Construction Standard to ensure their employees are protected.Contractors should collect exposure data on their employees or have historical data fromsimilar tasks or projects. Employers not familiar with the requirements of the Lead inConstruction standard can download a short Cal-OSHA fact sheet by following this link http://www.dir.ca.gov/dosh/dosh_publications/lead-fct-sheet-rev.pdf. Note, tasks that typically resultin high lead exposure include abrasive blasting, torching, and mechanical grinding.

h. For compliance with the Cal-OSHA Lead in Construction Standard, any impact to lead cantrigger certain OSHA compliance requirements on behalf of the employer to protectemployees from exposure to lead during the course of the task being performed.Contractor’s should either have historical data on file, from similar projects, or shouldimplement an exposure monitoring program for employees.

i. The Owner requires the Contractor to subcontract with one of the following AbatementContractors:

Coastwide Environmental Technologies (CET)201 Walker StreetWatsonville, CA 95076Rodrigo Gutierrezphone: 831 761-5511fax: 831 761-5513

PARC Services, Inc.7697 Highway 1Moss Landing, CA 95039Guy Clendeninphone: office - 831 633-6055 cell - 831 601-1307fax. 831 222-3296

j. A copy of the Owner's "Limited Asbestos & Lead Paint Survey Report" dated September 26,2014 is being made available to bidders. The Asbestos Removal Work Plan (andConstruction Dust Control Plan, by S Tech Consulting, are included with the ProjectTechnical Specifications.

11. Note that hollow metal door and frame specifications are in separate sections. The two componentsare not always part of the same door/frame assembly. See Door Schedule.

12. Testing and Inspection Services: The District will employ and pay for the services of an independent firm to perform testing and inspection. Contractor is responsible for notifying the Inspection and TestingAgency for inspections and testing. Contractor shall cooperate with the testing and inspection agencyand furnish samples as requested. Cost of re-testing, required because of non-conformance tospecified requirements, will be charged to Contractor. Contractor will be required to review/sign theCounty of Santa Cruz Special Inspection and Testing Agreement. Scope of testing/inspectionincludes:

Epoxy grouted anchors installed in concreteSoil Compaction, gravel storage area

PLANNING DEPT. INFORMATION1. Zoning information:

a. A.P.N: 030-242-43 b. Zoning: PF c. See Sheet D-4 for on-site parking count, building square footage, lot coverage,

drainage, and related 2. All construction shall comply with the following Codes, as amended by the County of Santa Cruz: a. 2013 California Building Code b. 2013 California Residential Code c. 2013 California Mechanical Code d. 2013 California Plumbing Code e. 2013 California Electrical Code f. 2013 California Energy Code g. 2013 California Green Building Standards h. 2013 California Fire Code

4. Fire Department information: a. Administration Building: Group B Occupancy, Type V-B Construction, and non-

sprinklered b. CCSF Building: Group B Occupancy, Type V-B Construction, and fire-sprinklered c. Occupant Loads: Administration Building: 4190 sf / 100 sf per occupant = 42 290 sf / 7 sf per occupant = 42 CCSF Building: 1,160 sf / 100 sf per occupant = 12 There is no change to building area. Project includes the conversion of 290 sf of Conference

Room in the Administration Building into office space, and the conversion of 480 sf of storagespace in the CCSF Building into office space (as well as a new gravel storage area).

d. Required fire flow per Central Fire Protection District: 1,750 gallons per minute (gpm) for 2hours. Soquel Creek Water District notes the following:

The fire hydrant at the corner of Rosedale Avenue and Soquel Drive was last tested in 2001,yielding the following results:Static pressure: 48 psiResidual pressure: 47 psiPitot: 50 psiFlow: 1,186 gpmTWA (Total Water Available) at 20 psi: 6,278 gpmSoquel Creek Water District further notes that the main servicing this fire hydrant has recentlybeen upsized from 12" to 16", but due to the drought, the fire hydrant has not been flowtested.

e. A minimum of 48 hours notice to the Fire Department is required prior to inspection. The jobcopies of the building plans and permits must be on-site during inspection.

f. Property is not in the State Responsibility Area for fire protection.

5. Water source: Soquel Creek Water District

6. A.D.A. information:

a. Administration Building parking, path of travel, and bathrooms were brought up to Title 24accessibility conformance in 1992 in accordance with plans prepared by William M. HallArchitect under County of Santa Cruz Building Permit No. 103564. The main buildingentrance was upgraded in 2002 under County of Santa Cruz Application No. 0043960M.

b. CCSF Building parking, path of travel, and bathroom were included as part of the originalproject plans for that building prepared by Thomas Rahe Architect and Soquel Creek WaterDistrict (acting as Civil Engineer) under County of Santa Cruz Building Permit No. 131493.

7. For purposes of California Green Building Standards compliance, building alterations are valued atless than $200,000.

DRAWING ISSUE RECORD NEW GRAVEL STORAGEAREA

SHEET INDEXA0 PROJECT INFORMATION

D-1 HEADQUARTERS SITE PLAN

D-2 DEMOLITION AND EROSION PLAN

D-3 GRAVEL STORAGE AREA

D-4 DRAINAGE, IMPERVIOUS SURFACES

A1 ADMINISTRATION BUILDING

A2 CCSF BUILDING, SCHEDULES

A3 DETAILS

A4 DETAILS

E1 ELECTRICAL TITLE SHEET

E2 HEADQUARTERS BUILDING LIGHTING & ELECTRICAL

E3 CCSF BUILDING LIGHTING & ELECTRICAL

12/16/14 Permits Submittal

4/28/15

4/28/15 Plan Check Revisions

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Craig Bagley
Craig Bagley
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(E) ACOUS. TILESUSPENDED CLG & LIGHTFIXTURES TO REMAIN +9-0"

(E) PLASTER SOFFIT +7'-6"

(E) PLASTERSOFFIT +7'-6"

(E) ACOUS. TILE SUSPENDEDCLG. & LIGHT FIXTURES TO

REMAIN +8'-11"

(E) SPEAKER

LOBBY RECEPTION

CONFERENCE ROOMNEW OFFICE

WOMEN'SRESTROOM

JAN.SUPPLIES

MEN'SRESTROOM

OPENOFFICE

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PLANNORTH

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(E) VINYL OVERGYP. BD.

(E) GYP. BD. 15

(E) VINYL OVERGYP. BD.

(E) CLOCK

(E) DOORS &FRAME

(E) GYP. BD.

(E) CHAIRRAIL - TYP.

15

(E) R.A. GRILLE(E) VINYL OVERGYP. BD. (E) DR. & FRAME

(E) VINYL FACEDSTL CHALKBOARD

(E) VINYL FACEDSTL CHALKBOARD

(E) CHAIRRAIL - TYP.

(E) GYP. BD.

15

(E) VINYL FACEDCHALKBOARD

(E) GYP. BD.

15

8

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17

(E) VINYL OVER GYP. BD.

(E) CHAIR RAIL -TYP.

(E) GYP. BD.

15

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(N) GYP. BD.

4

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(E) 5/8" ROUGH SAWNPLYWD

(E) TRIM & DOWNSPOUT

(E) DOOR

LINE OF (E) SOFFIT @WALL

EDGE OF FASCIA INFRONT OF SOFFIT

(E) SHINGLEDFASCIA

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PRINTROOM

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INTERIOR ELEVATION

Keynotes

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1. Disassemble (E) door and partition. (E) door to be reused. Turn over partition to Owner

2. Remove (E) projector and turn over to Owner.

3. Demolish (E) shelves and shelf supports. Turn over to Owner.

4. Replace (E) rough sawn plywood and finsh to match (E). Exact placement of (N) window will depend on location of (E) studs. Field verify. Place window as close as possible to center of Printroom, while removing no more than 2 studs.

5. (N) wall opening framing and stucco patching. See details 5/A3 and 6/A3.

6. Keep 1 (E) stud bay between (N) windows. Windows may be shifted a few inches one way or the other to minimize cutting of studs. Verify with Construction Manager.

7. (N) wood trim both sides above door

8. (N) door(s) & frame

9. (N) door(s) in (E) frame

10. (N) window

11. (N) partition. See details 2/A3, 3/A3, and 4/A3.

12. (N) partition. See detail 6/A4.

13. (N) gypsum board

14. Patch gypsum board.

15. (N) carpet base

16. (N) office furniture N.I.C.

17. Cut/patch (E) chair rail.

18. Remove (E) chair rail, this wall.

19. (N) chair rail to match (E). 1x6 VG. Douglas Fir.

20. (N) control joints at (N) windows – Typ.

21. In addition to (N) window work, paint all (E) rough sawn exterior plywood siding, east elevation.

22. (N) 1/2” horizontal blinds @ window

23. (N) plaster soffit

24. (N) wall framing for (N) header. See detail 8/A4

(E)

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(E) MASONRY VENEER WALL

(E) WINDOW WALL

(E) OFFICE FURNITURE

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CONFERENCE ROOMNEW OFFICE

CL CL

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JAN.SUPPLIES

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FINISHES, ADMIN BUILDING:

1. IN ADDITION TO NEW GYP. BD. SURFACES, PATCH & PAINT EXISTING WALLS INNEW OFFICE, CONFERENCE ROOM, PRINTROOM, AND WALLS OUTSIDE NEWOFFICE: SMOOTH LEVEL 5 FINISH.

2. FLOORING: REMOVE CARPET WHERE (N) PTNS. OCCUR. USE OWNER'S EXTRASTOCK FOR PATCHING CARPET AT NEW DOOR THRESHOLDS, ETC.

3. BASE: NEW CARPET BASE

4. ALL (N) WINDOWS TO HAVE 2" HORIZONTAL BLINDS. ALL (N) DOORS WITHGLAZING TO HAVE 1/2" HORIZONTAL BLINDS. SEE SPECIFICATIONS.

5. PAINT ALL (E) ROUGHSAWN EXTERIOR PLYWOOD, EAST ELEVATION (KEYNOTE21)

1

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NEW OFFICE & CONFERENCE ROOM REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

ADMINISTRATION BUILDING PLAN

NS WE

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NEW HQ BUILDING WINDOW EXTERIOR ELEVATION

SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"

PRINTROOM INTERIOR ELEVATION

SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"

PRINTROOM PLAN

SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"

NEW OFFICE & CONFERENCE ROOM FLOOR PLAN

NEW CONFERENCE ROOM INTERIOR ELEVATIONS1/4" = 1'-0"

NEW OFFICE INTERIOR ELEVATIONS1/4" = 1'-0"

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A3 WHERE NO HOLDOWNS OCCUR

FINISHES, NEW OFFICE:1. REFINISH ALL GYPSUM BOARD WALL AND CEILING SURFACES TO MATCH (E)

OFFICES IN OTHER HALF OF BUILDING: SMOOTH LEVEL 5 FINISH.

2. FLOORING: NEW CARPET

3. BASE: NEW CARPET BASE

4. ALL (N) WINDOWS TO HAVE 2" HORIZONTAL BLINDS. ALL (N) FRENCH DOORSTO HAVE 1/2" HORIZONTAL BLINDS. SEE SPECIFICATIONS.

5. WHERE EXTERIOR STUCCO PATCHING OCCURS, PAINT ENTIRE WALL PLANETO CORNERS.

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(E) ELEC. PANEL

(E) PHONESERVICE BOX

(E) F.A. CONTROLPANEL

(E) DATA TERMINALBOXES

(E) WIRELESS HUB

(E) SURGEPROTECTOR

DOOR SCHEDULE (ALL DOORS - BOTH BUILDINGS)

MARK

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2

3

4

5

6

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W

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3'-0"

3'-0"

5'-4"

3'-0"

6'-0"

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7'-0"

7'-0"

6'-8"

6'-8"

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0'-1 3/8"

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0'-1 3/4"

0'-1 3/4"

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WINDOW SCHEDULE (ALL WINDOWS - BOTH BUILDINGS)

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3'-4"x3'-4"

3'-4"x3'-0"

3'-4"x3'-0"

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DETAILS

Header

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FIXED GLAZING IN WOOD STOPS

ALUMINUM SLIDING WINDOW

ALUMINUM SLIDING WINDOW

ALUMINUM SLIDING WINDOW

ALUMINUM SLIDING WINDOW

Keynotes

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1. Disassemble (E) door and partition. (E) door to be reused. Turn over partition to Owner

2. Remove (E) projector and turn over to Owner.

3. Demolish (E) shelves and shelf supports. Turn over to Owner.

4. Replace (E) rough sawn plywood and finsh to match (E). Exact placement of (N) window will depend on location of (E) studs. Field verify. Place window as close as possible to center of Printroom, while removing no more than 2 studs.

5. (N) wall opening framing and stucco patching. See details 5/A3 and 6/A3.

6. Keep 1 (E) stud bay between (N) windows. Windows may be shifted a few inches one way or the other to minimize cutting of studs. Verify with Construction Manager.

7. (N) wood trim both sides above door

8. (N) door(s) & frame

9. (N) door(s) in (E) frame

10. (N) window

11. (N) partition. See details 2/A3, 3/A3, and 4/A3.

12. (N) partition. See detail 6/A4.

13. (N) gypsum board

14. Patch gypsum board.

15. (N) carpet base

16. (N) office furniture N.I.C.

17. Cut/patch (E) chair rail.

18. Remove (E) chair rail, this wall.

19. (N) chair rail to match (E). 1x6 VG. Douglas Fir.

20. (N) control joints at (N) windows – Typ.

21. In addition to (N) window work, paint all (E) rough sawn exterior plywood siding, east elevation.

22. (N) 1/2” horizontal blinds @ window

23. (N) plaster soffit

24. (N) wall framing for (N) header. See detail 8/A4

(E) ATTIC

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CCSF BUILDING PLAN

SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"

SOUTH ELEVATION, CCSF BUILDING

SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"

NORTH ELEVATION, CCSF BUILDING

S

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BUILDING SECTION

NEW OFFICE INTERIOR ELEVATIONS1/4" = 1'-0"

25. Relocate (E) water closet 17" fromsidewall (currently approx. 15") with(N) offset flange. Patch and repair (E)ceramic tile floor.

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ADD 4X6 HEADER W/SDS 1/4 X 6 WD.

SCREWS @ 12" O.C. TO(E) 2X4

(E) 2X4 CONT.

(E) PLYWD. SHTHG.

REMOVE (E) STUDSBELOW FOR (N) OPNG.

(E) 2X12 ROOF FRAMING,OR (N) 2X12 BLOCKING W/3-8D TOENAILED EA. END

METAL STUD BRACE

3 - #10 X 1" MIN. SELF-TAPPINGSCREWS, METAL STUD BRACE TO

WOOD FRAMING

3 5/8" METAL STUD BRACE @ 4'-0"O.C. STAGGERED, AND AT ENDS

FASTENERS @ 24" O.C. TO T-BARSUSPENSION SYSTEM, AND @ EA. BRACE.SIZE AS RECOMMENDED BY MFGR., #10 SHT.MET. SCREWS MIN.

RESTORE BATT INSUL.ABOVE CEILING

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(E) CARPET. CUT AND REMOVE @ (N) PTN.

METAL STUD TRACKACOUS. SEALANTBELOW TRACK

(E) CONCRETESUBFLOOR

GYP. BD.3 5/8" METALSTUDS @ 16"

O.C.

SOUND BATTS

(E) 2 - 2X TOPPLATES

(E) 2X STUDS @16" O.C.

L30 TOP & BOTTOM EA. END

4 - 10d TOE-NAILTYP.

4X HEADER

E.N. TYP. @ (E)PLYWD.

2 - 2X TRIMMERS (SINGLE 2X@ OPNGS. 4'-0" OR LESS)

4X FULL HT. WHEREHOLDOWNS OCCUR (DBL.

2X OPTIONAL, W/ 16d @ 12"O.C STUD TO STUD)

6" MAX.

(E) 2X STUDS @16" O.C.

(E) SILL (CONT. @WINDOWS)

2 - 2X TRIMMERS (SINGLE 2X@ OPNGS. 4'-0" OR LESS)

4X FULL HT. WHEREHOLDOWNS OCCUR (DBL.

2X OPTIONAL, W/ 16d @ 12"O.C. STUD TO STUD)

E.N.

HOLDOWN - SEEFLOOR PLAN

5/8" DIAM. THREADEDROD FOR HOLDOWN W/12" MIN. EMBEDDED INEPOXY GROUT.

(E) OR ADDED 5/8"THREADED ROD A.B. W/8" MIN. EMBEDDED INEPOXY GROUT

E.N.

(E) FOOTING

(N) STUCCO

(E) STUCCO

LAP OLD AND NEW LATH,TO TIE TOGETHER - NOPAPER BETWEEN LATHLAYERS

BREAK OUT MIN. 3" OFEXISTING STUCCOLEAVING BOTHPAPER AND LATH

MIN. 2" LAP OF (E) BLDG. PAPER W/ (N) BLDG. PAPERAND LATH

1A3

(N) 5/8" ROUGHSAWN PLYWD.

S.A.F.

WINDOW

(E) PLASTER SOFFIT

PATCH GYP. BD.

(E) PLYWD. SHTHG

SEALANT

(N) HEADER

INFILL OPNG. BELOW(N) HEADER

1"

1 X STOOL

1/2" X 2 1/2"APRON

PATCH GYP.BD.

WINDOW

S.A.F.

(N) 5/8" ROUGHSAWN PLYWD.

W.R.B.

SEALANT

5A3

6A3

WINDOW

S. A. F.

5/8" ROUGH SAWN PLYWD.

LAP (N) & (E) W.R.B

PATCH GYP.BD.

(E) PLYWD. SHTHG.

SEALANT

OPNG. FRAMING

5A3

S.A.F.

W.R.B.STUCCO PATCH

WINDOWPATCH GYP. BD.

(E) PLYWD. SHTHG.

(N) HEADER

1 X STOOL

MATCH (E) APRON

PATCHGYP.

BD.

WINDOWSEALANTBACKDAM

NO SEALANTAT SILL

S.A.F.

W. R. B. BEHIND S. A. F.

STUCCO PATCH

5A3

6A3

WINDOW

S. A. F.

STUCCO PATCH

PATCH GYP.BD.

(E) PLYWD. SHTHG.

LAP (N) & (E) W.R.B

OPNG. FRAMING

1/2"

2"

2"

20 GA. METAL STUD ATDOOR JAMBS

1/2" X 2" TRIM ABOVEFRAME TO MATCH (E),BOTH SIDES

DOOR FRAME CLIPS

SOUND BATTS

GYP. BD.MET. DOOR FRAME

DOOR1/

2"

2"

2"

1/2" X 2" TRIM ABOVEFRAME TO MATCH (E),BOTH SIDES (ADMIN.BLDG. ONLY)

DOOR FRAME CLIPS

SOUND BATTS

GYP. BD. PATCHBOTH SIDES

MET. DOOR FRAME

DOOR

OPNG. FRAMING -SEE 5/A3 & 6/A3

(E) 3/8" PLYWD. SHTHG.FIELD VERIFY

(E) CHAIR RAIL

COMPRESSIBLE GASKET

20 GA. MET. STUD @ PTN. END

J-MOLDING

ACOUS.SEALANT(E) PTN.

(N) PTN.

5'-0

"

5'-0" CLR MIN. (E)

RELOCATE (E) TOILETPTN. PATCH & PAINTWHERE REQUIRED.

RESTROOM

CLR

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SCALE: 1" = 1'-0"1 HEADER

SCALE: 3" = 1'-0"2 (N) INTERIOR PARTITION BRACE

SCALE: 3" = 1'-0"3 (N) INTERIOR PARTITION

SCALE: 3" = 1'-0"4 (N) INTERIOR PARTITION

SCALE: 1" = 1'-0"5 HEADER

SCALE: 1" = 1'-0"6 HOLDOWN

SCALE: 6" = 1'-0"7 STUCCO LAP

SCALE: 6" = 1'-0"9 WINDOW HEAD

SCALE: 6" = 1'-0"10 WINDOW SILL

SCALE: 6" = 1'-0"11 WINDOW JAMB

SCALE: 6" = 1'-0"13 WINDOW HEAD

SCALE: 6" = 1'-0"14 WINDOW SILL

SCALE: 6" = 1'-0"15 WINDOW JAMB

SCALE: 3" = 1'-0"17 INTERIOR DOOR JAMB (HEAD SIM.)

SCALE: 3" = 1'-0"18 INTERIOR DOOR JAMB (HEAD SIM.)

SCALE: 3" = 1'-0"8 (N) PARTITION TO (E) PARTITION

SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"19 RESTROOM

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LAP (N) & (E) 2X4S 2'-0" 6-10D

(E) ROOF FRAMING

(E) ACOUS. TILE & INSUL(E) GYP. BD.

REMOVE (E)FASCIA

(N) 1/2"PLYWD.

(E) SOFFIT FRAMING

(N) 2X10 FASCIATO MATCH (E)

(N) 2X4 STUDS @ 16"O.C. W/ 5/8" GYP. BD.EA. SIDE

(N) SOUND BATTS

(N) CARPET BASE

ACOUS. SEALANT

2X4S @ 16" O.C.

16A4

3A3

4A3

6A4

(N) INFILL FRAMING, 2X4S @ 16" O.C.

(E) SOFFIT FRAMING OTHERSIDE OF WALL. SEE

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(E) ACOUS.TILECEILING

(N) PTN

(E) BLOCKING

REMOVE (E) BLOCKINGWHERE (N) HEADER OCCURS

(N) 2X4 TRIMMERS EA. SIDE

(N) 4X8 HEADER

(N) WINDOW OPNG.

9'-0"

(FROM OWNER'S RECORDDRAWINGS)

8A4

(N) HEADER

(N) GYP BD.

(E) WALL & SOFFITFRAMING

(N) 1X WOOD GLAZINGSTOPS

3/4" INSULATED GLASS(E) PLASTER.PATCH AS

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3/4" INSULATED GLASS

(N) 1X WOOD GLAZINGSTOPS

(N) INFILL FRAMING

(N) GYP. BD.1

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SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"8 WINDOW OPENING FRAMINGSCALE: 1" = 1'-0"16 (E) SOFFIT FRAMING

SCALE: 3" = 1'-0"11 WINDOW HEAD

SCALE: 3" = 1'-0"12 WINDOW SILL (JAMB SIM)

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