B08_Attachment_6_Ranger_Club_Fire_Suppression_Plans_0001.pdf

This file contains construction drawings and technical specifications for a Fire Suppression System installation at the Ranger Club facility in Yosemite National Park. The project is under the Department of the Interior, National Park Service, and is marked as 100% draft dated August 1980.

The drawings include detailed plans across multiple sheets: Site and Vicinity Map (Sheet 1), Basement and Crawl Space Plan (Sheet C1), First Floor Plan (Sheet C2), Second Floor Plan (Sheet C3), Attic Plan (Sheet C4), Fire System Isometric and Typical Details (Sheet C5), and Details and Sections (Sheet C6). The facility comprises a multi-story ranger club building with basement, first floor, second floor, and attic levels. The fire suppression system design includes sprinkler pipe installations throughout the structure, with specific attention to basement, crawl spaces, and occupied areas. Key system components shown include sprinkler heads, pipe routing details, acceptable hanger supports, fire hose and rack locations, inspector connections, fire department connections, and various sectional details for attic installations and wall penetrations. The drawings specify pipe materials, support methods, and connection protocols to ensure compliance with fire safety standards for the historic structure within the national park.