2026.03.24_RFP_Release_Technical_Design_Criteria_Manual.docx

TECHNICAL DESIGN CRITERIA MANUAL

For Concession Projects

Table of Contents Revised 03/24/26 for Concession RFP Release (3) Buildouts Date: December 07, 2025 Prepared by:

Project: Concession Projects Format: CSI Master Format Reference Guide Inclusive of: Lessons Learned on Concession Projects Notes and Information to Confirm or Include:

· The Lessons Learned and other technical project development past issues are incorporated into this document suggested to become the “Technical Design Criteria Manual mentioned in the CDCM or remove reference to “Technical Design Criteria Manual, And include as Concession Technical Standards.

· Including Language for utilizing original building construction specifications (Applies to Tenants or Terminal / Passenger facing Tenants to retain original building construction specifications)

· The attached specifications organize only to divisions of work. Detail to specific specification CSI number and incorporate into the current DCM. Past discussions were there would not be specific standards for CVG CIP, Tenant , and Concessions, thus the DCM would need to incorporate Tenant and Concession sections for the same specification section.

· Review Pulse Meter: Electric, Gas, Water and correct language. Share the conversation with Concession Group. Archie, Jacob.

· Pulse Meter: Deferred until CVG makes a resolution

Summary of CSI Divisions (Updated) Revise when completed

Division 01 – General Requirements All Commercial Business and Developments documents must comply with the Airport's standards including Design Criteria Manual; Concession Design Criteria Manual; Airport Assessments; The Technical Design Criteria Manual; and follow the General Project Lifecycle Process, as well as all applicable local, state, and federal laws. The proposer is responsible for meeting the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), ADA Accessibility Guidelines for Buildings and Facilities (ADAAG), relevant state and local building codes, and Title III of FAA guidelines. KCAB reserves the right to alter or change design and construction standards during the design and review process.

22. Require the engineer to be onsite and gather any info they need for the project for the design. All Designers are required to visit the site prior to submitting design concepts for their development.

26. Scoping Meetings must include the Airport IT, Facility Technology SME, ARFF, Asset Manager, Life Safety, Security,

· Preconstruction meetings must require same SME

27. Contractors should have permit in hand and include a comprehensive list of all permits required for the project before the pre-con meeting.

· Designer must have submitted and obtained permit prior to the Pre-com meeting.

28. Any oversized items that cannot fit inside the elevators or through doors must enter the building through the designated access doors at A4 Boarding or B-26 Boarding. The use of jet bridges for deliveries will be last resort and require pre-approval from that department manager.

29. The Brand Engineer must sign off that the contractor delivered the project per the design documents, per plan, and per code.

30. The Contractor is required to provide a lockbox installed at the construction door with the entry keys inside, and include code or key to ARFF for the Knox Box prior to the start of construction

· ADD Temporary Partition Specifications and cut sheet if applicable.

Metal studs 8’ tall minimum x 24” on center, set upon ram board or Masonite to protect existing flooring. The partitions can be angle supported, weighted, and fastened above; however, no terrazzo penetrations are allowed to fasten the bottom track. Drywall joints to be caulked smooth to allow for vinyl wrap supplied by the airport to be installed. (decide on the joints) Vinyl wrap is provided and installed by CVG Sign Shop. Poly plastic reinforced and fire rated. Partition is locked with a key to the construction door or combo card and placed in a knox box. (provided by CVG?) Six-inch charcoal vinyl base.

· Temporary walls should be a minimum of 8' tall, metal stud framed, and drywall finished (smooth) on the public facing side. Drywall must be tapped, mudded, and finished with one coat of paint (nebulous white SW7063). 6" rubber cove base to be installed - JOHNSONITE #20 CHARCOAL 6" COVE PROFILE. Plastic sheeting/dust barrier to be placed on top of wall and over the work area to eliminate construction dust from entering the public area. Plastic sheeting needs to meet the smoke and flame spread requirements - NDPA 701 test, method two. Doors installed in the wall must remain locked and accessible via key or combo code only. Knox Box must be temporarily relocated or added to the new wall, adjacent to the door. Door key or combo code to temp wall must be placed inside.

· CVG owned swift-wall panels may be used in lieu of framing/drywall - dependent upon panel availability. As of now, there are enough panels in Concourse A to barricade the facade of the store. Contractor will be responsible for moving the panels from Concourse A to the jobsite (Concourse B), and for returning them to storage in Concourse A upon demobilization.

· Dust Mitigation Practices between the construction area and finished spaces.

Mandatory daily broom clean of the construction site.

Mandatory daily removal of trash and debris into containers.

Mandatory dust mitigation system in place and maintained daily. Walk-off mats, water tray, booties, etc. In addition, mandatory vacuuming and mopping of finished areas outside of the construction barricade is required if dust is tracked from the construction area.

Adjust the air supply into the construction space to be negative pressure exhausted outside. Air scrubbers and other equipment should be included to mitigate dust within the construction area.

35. The contractor must include mandatory dust mitigation measures on site at the commencement of construction.

36. If contractors are using a wet mop to clean areas, they must have signage in the area.

37. Properly certified fire extinguishers need to be onsite and distinguished as required.

39. The Contractor must provide HVAC, electrician, and plumbing tradesman on the job always. Include in each MEP General Requirements Eliminate 40, 57 are redundant.43. Work that is disruptive to the passengers or employees must be scheduled after hours.

47. All contractors must adopt the CVG minimal PPE requirements. (Reference Policy)

57. The Brand Owner, or GC, must be on site or appoint a representative whenever work is performed on site. Someone needs to be responsible for them.

58. All project Escorts must be provided by the Owner of the store or the GC. Any trade or employee on site more than (3) times must be badged.

59. Crane Operations around the Concourses require advanced planning which includes: Barricade Plan, PPE, 7460, Notams, coordination with the Airport to shut down jet bridges and gates. Coordinate through the PM to advise Passenger Experience and Airport Operations. Proper impact and stakeholder notifications must reflect the approved plan.

73. Assessments: All Concession projects must include the CVG assessment in their buildout. If there are any concerns a variance must be requested and approved.

· Unforeseen Conditions:

· Hazardous Materials Restoration of exposed fire protection coatings out of compliance and not caused by the development.

· Restoration of exposed fire protection rating infractions are not caused by the development.

· Owner Contingency to be held for Owner changes, impacts, and Unforeseen Conditions

· Permitting: Assume Every Development requires a permit from the Permitting Authority – Boone County Building Department, and Review Process by CVG Airport prior to submission to Boone County Building Department.

· Typical Permitting Opportunities, Change of Occupancy, Modifications to existing space, Egress changes or life safety modifications; Added walls; Changed door swing; MEP modifications; converting a vacant space).

· A Fire Alarm Pre-Test and witness of the system by Boone County and CVG ARFF is required for every development and re-use of space.

· Concept Induced Scope Change: If during the Design Review Development, the concept affects adjacent space, or the results affect egress routes outside of the space, the Brand Development will be responsible for the Architectural, Engineering, and Construction costs as part of the development.

Division 01 – General Requirements

· Project Closeout Requirements: Include the document in the appendix. (Thad’s file or C&BD’s file) ss Division 02 – Existing Conditions Refer to Plumbing Division 22 for required removal of existing plumbing waste and vent. Reuse of existing sanitary system is not permitted.

18. All existing floor penetrations need to be filled and made watertight.

19. No debris shall be left above ceilings tiles.

· Concrete Cores: New or uncovered old cores must be patched with non-shrinking grout, reinforced into the core walls, and with plate affixed to underside of deck to prevent movement or dropping. (Referenced back from Utilities General Conditions)

· Non-Compliant Existing Conditions:

Any non-compliant existing conditions discovered during development must be promptly reported to the Airport and are expected to be restored to compliance. The development plan should include contingencies for addressing such conditions.

(Examples: Openings in fire-rated assemblies; restoration of fire protection coatings.)

· Hazardous Materials:

Hazardous materials from original construction encountered during development will be abated by the Airport.

· 1. All demolition of existing rooms will be made to accommodate all new finishes. Demolition of existing casework should be complete to the existing substrate. Provide patching of existing substrates as required for new finishes.

Division 05 – Metals

41. Structural bracing should be installed below any new exhaust fan or roof top unit.

Division 07 – Thermal & Moisture Protection

13. All PVC flue piping installed in a plenum space must be fire wrapped.

15. All new flooring in kitchen and bar areas must have a waterproof membrane installed 6” up the wall and flood tested for 2 hrs.

Division 08 – Openings

33. Security grill doors need to have a magnetic latch installed to keep the door secure.

ARCH2. Existing door hardware will be modified to function to the needs of the new room use. Reverse door swing scope to include modifying existing frames to accept new hardware. Existing hinge locations to be provided with blanks and Bondo to provide a flush surface.

· 2. Existing door hardware must be modified to function to the needs of the new room use. Reverse door swing scope to include modifying existing frames to accept new hardware. Existing hinge locations to be provided with blanks and Bondo to provide a flush surface.

Division 09 – Finishes

15. All new flooring in kitchen and bar areas must have a waterproof membrane installed 6” up the wall and flood tested for 2 hrs.

20. Any type of alternate flooring installations needs to be discussed thoroughly and approved. Any installation that could create a potential hazard for passengers or employees must have an approved detailed plan to mitigate the hazard.

34. If existing HVAC diffusers, grills, etc. are to be reused…. They need to be thoroughly cleaned and painted.

49. If Design calls for cutting the terrazzo, discuss alternative methods so there are no over-cuts which would require color matching.

ARCH1. All demolition of existing rooms will be made to accommodate all new finishes. Demolition of existing casework should be complete to the existing substrate. Provide patching of existing substrates as required for new finishes.

ARCH3. Patching all existing substrates will be provided in accordance with the requirements of the new finishes. (At minimal, a flush surface will be provided and finished match existing surfaces).

ARCH4. Assume existing ATC ceiling. Replace all ceiling pads with new, clean and paint track. If painted drywall, provide patch and paint with Ceiling White.

ARCH5. New GWB scope to be provided to light commercial standard gauge track and studs. New wall to be provided to height required by code for the new room’s use. GWB to be 5/8" finished to a level 4 finish. All existing GWB walls have all existing fasteners and blemishes patched to resemble a new wall. Skim coat if required.

ARCH6. Painting scope to include a primer and two finish coats on all new surfaces. Existing surfaces to be patched, primed and painted as required. New and existing doors & frames to be included as required, including cleaning and prep if required to result in a new finish when complete.

ARCH7. Providing a simple room finish will.

· 3. Patching of all existing substrates will be provided in accordance with the requirements of the new finishes. (At minimal, a flush surface will be provided and finished match existing surfaces).

· 4. Assume existing ATC ceiling. Replace all ceiling pads with new, clean and paint track. If painted drywall, provide patch and paint with Ceiling White.

· 5. New GWB scope to be provided with light commercial standard gauge track and studs. New wall to be provided to height required by code for the new room’s use. GWB to be 5/8" finished to a level 4 finish. All existing GWB walls have all existing fasteners and blemishes patched to resemble a new wall. Skim coat if required.

· 6. Painting scope to include a primer and two finish coats on all new surfaces. Existing surfaces to be patched, primed and painted as required. New and existing doors, & frames to be included as required, including cleaning and prep if required to result in a new finish when complete.

· CVG Boarding Level Door & Frame Paint Color: Sherwin Williams DTM Cannon Grey.

· 7. A room finish schedule is required for ALL developments.

Division 10 – Specialties

38. Make sure all door Plaques are labeled correctly for the tenant spaces, to include their electric or storage rooms.

50. Corner guards should be installed anywhere damage could occur from passengers.

· Corner Guards (Minimum 3” leg stainless steel) and Wall Protection (Minimum 8” Acrovyn type) are required in all high traffic areas and in BOH.

Division 11 – Equipment

42. All food establishments shall have a hand sink, a three-compartment sink, grease trap, and mop sink.

67. Tamper proof strainers should be installed in the slop sink.

112123 Food Vending Machine Specifications: UL certification for food vending machines ensures that they meet rigorous safety and sanitation standards. Key points include:

Electrical Safety: UL 751 testing evaluates electrical safety, ensuring machines operate safely and do not pose electrical risks.

Sanitation Standards: Machines must comply with NSF standards for food equipment, ensuring they are safe for food handling.

Regulatory Compliance: UL certification is often required for vending machines in highrisk environments like airports and hospitals, ensuring they meet stringent safety and operational standards.

Testing Requirements: UL 751 testing includes evaluations for temperature control, energy efficiency, and durability, ensuring the machines function reliably under typical usage conditions.

For more detailed information, you can refer to the UL Solutions website and other relevant sources.

11014 Suspended Access Support Equipment and Fall Restraint Equipment – General (Add specification section)

Division 21 – Fire Suppression

17. The Hood suppression system must be certified and labeled as such.

44. Need a Hood Suppression System Certificate.

· Demo: Reference Concrete Cores Division 02

· Fire Requirements: Concept Request meeting 1/20.

· Check valves no problem.

· Ball Valves require fire sprinkler permit and tamper switch.

· 21. All utility connections must be requested via 7016 Planned Utility policy. (There needs to be an electric outage submitted for work that affects the tenant space as well as non-tenant spaces).

· 39. The Contractor must provide a licensed HVAC, electrician, and plumbing tradesman on the job always.

· Reference General Conditions Permitting Requirements

Division 22 – Plumbing

5.9.1.8 Sanitary Sewer:

Sanitary sewer service is available from the Airport. The Tenant will be responsible for connecting to the Airport sewer vertical main and extending the sewer line to their space. All existing sewer and horizontal runs to the main must be removed and replaced with a new run to a vertical stack. Reuse of existing sanitary system is not permitted. Special sanitary plumbing will be required with use of all soda dispensing systems.

6. All new drain, waste and vent lines serving the space should be installed in PVC (fire wrapped), in all applications including walls, plenums, above ceiling, etc.....CPVC or HP EDGE cast-iron pipe.

7. All new drains should be replaced with a vertical stack.

8. All grease traps should have a cleanout installed on the exit piping of the trap and an additional cleanout should be installed on the vent serving the drain.

9. The backflow assembly, water meter and gas meter should be replaced if older than 10 years old.

10. The backflow assembly needs to be tested and certified before being placed in operation.

11. The water meter should read in cubic feet and have a touch pad for taking meter readings.

12. The water meter, backflow assembly and gas meter must not be installed over 5’ above the finished floor.

23. All Drain lines need to have the name of the tenant installed on the piping with a stencil.

24. Domestic Cold and Hot water lines should be labeled accordingly.

64. All drainage fittings should be directional fittings as well as long sweep 90's where possible. End of run cleanouts should be floor or wall accessible.

65. A cleanout needs to be installed on the outlet side of the grease trap before the drain enters the sanitary tree to go vertically. A second cleanout needs to be installed above the sanitary tree on the vent to allow for cleaning and inspection of the drain line.

66. Supply lines to faucets and fixtures that are not hard piped need to be braided stainless steel.

68. Drain lines running in the plenum area should be labeled for space.

MEP8. Plumbing, supply, waste, and vents will be properly capped. Waste should be capped below and penetration properly patched.

· Include Gas Standards to existing 231123 Facility Natural Gas Piping: Schedule 40 pipe with welded fittings.

1. Continue specs from original build.

2. Add Meter & Regulator Specifications

· Demo: Reference Concrete Cores Division 02

· Plumbing Demo: supply, waste, and vent will be properly capped. Waste should be capped below and penetration properly patched.

· 21. All utility connections must be requested via 7016 Planned Utility policy. (There needs to be an electric outage submitted for work that affects the tenant space as well as non-tenant spaces).

· 39. The Contractor must provide a licensed HVAC, electrician, and plumbing tradesman on the job always.

· Reference General Conditions Permitting Requirements

· Plumbing route through an electrical or data room is not permitted. If no other route can be established, contingency requests must be submitted inclusive of full gutter system inclusion.

· Backflow preventer – must be replaced or tested and recertified/tagged for functionality.

· Water meter requirements – Mandatory replacement every (10) years. Sensus digital meter programed to read in cubic feet.

· Water heater to be in working condition and installed on feet. Install properly supported expansion tank.

· Plumbing running through plenums - fire wrapped PVC. Drains in plenum to be labeled with store identification.

· If water lines are being reused, test all valves for functionality and no leaks/seepage. Ensure all shut off valves are working with no leaks or seepage.

· All supply lines to faucets and fixtures must be hard-piped or must use NSF certified steel braided hoses.

· End of the run clean outs and every 50’ on straight runs need to be floor or wall accessible and have directional fittings on the lateral.

· Clean-out needs to be installed on the outlet side of any grease interceptor and at the associated vent pipe. This clean-out needs to be accessible from the wall, floor or right off the interceptor and has directional fittings on the latter for cabling and jetting.

· Directional Fittings and long sweeping 90’s must be used. Cleanouts must be full sized and accessible, in the floors or the walls.

· Add tamper proof strainers to mop sinks.

· SD1 Permit Approval needed for new grease interceptor. Upsize may be needed at SD1s digression.

Division 23 – HVAC

1. The power supply for the new VAV automated logic controls needs to be called out during the Design Review. Drawings are being finalized without a dedicated circuit for it.

2. The power supply circuit can be fed from the tenant space panel or an airport panel.

3. The automated logic controls need to be programmed by certified tech.

4. Any VAV’s that are located inside a space and serve an adjacent space must be moved to the adjacent space and brought up to code.

5. All new VAV’s should have a filter installed before the hot water coils.

34. If existing HVAC diffusers, grills, etc. are to be reused…. They need to be thoroughly cleaned and painted.

41. Structural bracing should be installed below any new exhaust fan or roof top unit.

51. Has Neil been involved with the RTU controls and replacements from the beginning?

52. Has Todd been involved with VAV’s/Automated logic from the beginning?

54. RTU’s 8.5 tons or larger require a duct smoke sensor (2,000 cfm or more) MEP9. HVAC: Clean and paint all existing diffusers and vents, and outlets or provide new. Update and balance the system to accommodate the new use.

· Duct smoke detectors. Most concessions are plenum return and the IMC requires duct smoke detectors are in the return. Supplemental roof top units require the duct smoke detectors are only required in the returns. (Always reference the code for equipment CFM rating requirements). The duct smoke will need to be accompanied by a remote shutdown relay tied into the fire system as well, all of which should be clearly identified in the Electrical and HVAC drawings.

· 21. All utility connections must be requested via 7016 Planned Utility policy. (There needs to be an electric outage submitted for work that affects the tenant space as well as non-tenant spaces).

· 39. The Contractor must provide a licensed HVAC, electrician, and plumbing tradesman on the job always.

· Reference General Conditions Permitting Requirements

· HVAC Re-Use Minimal Requirements Clean and paint all existing diffusers and vents, and outlets or provide new. Update and balance the system to accommodate the new use.

· VAV controls must me automated logic controls.

· VAV controls to be compatible and programed to automate logic system. Identify circuit in panel where power will be pulled from.

· VAVs must have re-heat coil. The only exception to this is if 1) the existing VAV does not have a re-heat coil AND 2) there is not reasonable access to a hot water loop.

Division 25 – Integrated Automation

1. The power supply for the new VAV automated logic controls needs to be called out during the Design Review. Drawings are being finalized without a dedicated circuit for it.

3. The automated logic controls need to be programmed by certified tech.

51. Has Neil been involved with the RTU controls and replacements from the beginning?

52. Has Todd been involved with VAV’s/Automated logic from the beginning?

· 21. All utility connections must be requested via 7016 Planned Utility policy. (There needs to be an electric outage submitted for work that affects the tenant space as well as non-tenant spaces).

· 39. The Contractor must provide a licensed HVAC, electrician, and plumbing tradesman on the job always.

· Reference General Conditions Permitting Requirements Division 26 – Electrical

1. The power supply for the new VAV automated logic controls needs to be called out during the Design Review. Drawings are being finalized without a dedicated circuit for it.

2. The power supply circuit can be fed from the tenant space panel or an airport panel.

16. All signs need to have a permit pulled by the Sign Company and be inspected separately from the electrical permit for space.

31. All panel schedules should be typed and updated in the panel.

32. All electric devices should be labeled and tagged with labels and placards.

48. The ability to utilize MC cable in the Concession/Tenant spaces.

53. All loose wiring…. existing or new need supported above the ceiling correctly.

· 62. Shunt Trips at the Main breaker and the keyed Knox Box associated with it will need to be installed for each Concession space. (Include the proper name of this device) Electric: FRD (First Responder Disconnect) Design a detail by CMTA.

Specify the shunt trip and include spec for ½’ conduit with 3 #14 . Contractor to provide and install the FRD Knox Box # Recessed Unit and run conduit from knox box to the main distribution panel. Contractor to provide and turn over to the Owner, the shunt trip breaker to CVG for future installation. (Cut sheets added in appendix).

69. If the speaker/strobe is blocked by the construction wall it will need to be extended to the outside of the construction wall for visibility.

70. The new Electric Code requires that any fully remodeled space will need the FRD (First responders Disconnect) installed near the existing Knox Box connection for space.

MEP10. Electrical: Trace all existing circuits and label all outlets, switches, etc. per Airport Standards; Rework all existing electrical circuits to accommodate demolition and the addition of the new.

265529 – Electric Signs Part 1 – General Summary: Provide illuminated electrical signage for concession spaces as indicated on drawings.

· Electric: FRD (First Responder Disconnect) Design a detail by CMTA.

· Specify the shunt trip and include spec for ½’ conduit with 3 #14 . Contractor to provide and install the FRD Knox Box # Recessed Unit and run conduit from knox box to the main distribution panel. Contractor to provide and turn over to the Owner, the shunt trip breaker to CVG for future installation. (Cut sheets added in appendix). Something similar to the card.

· Demo: Reference Concrete Cores Division 02

· A Fire Alarm Pre-Test and witness of the system by Boone County and CVG ARFF is required for every development and re-use of space.

References:

UL 48 – Standard for Electric Signs NEC (NFPA 70) – National Electrical Code Submittals

· 21. All utility connections must be requested via 7016 Planned Utility policy. (There needs to be an electric outage submitted for work that affects the tenant space as well as non-tenant spaces).

· 39. The Contractor must provide a licensed HVAC, electrician, and plumbing tradesman on the job always.

· 55. Bldg. Dept. will not give a final CO if the Sign permit/insp. Hasn’t been completed.

· Reference General Conditions Permitting Requirements

· 10. Electrical Demo: Trace all existing circuits and label all outlets, switches, etc. per Airport Standards; Rework all existing electrical circuits to accommodate demolition and the addition of the new

· All cables and wiring above ceiling to be supported and clean. No wires/cables nor HVAC trunks to be resting on dropped ceiling.

· Shunt-trip breaker to be installed in space for fire/EMS use. Electric: FRD (First Responder Disconnect) Design a detail by CMTA.

· Specify the shunt trip and include spec for ½’ conduit with 3 #14 . Contractor to provide and install the FRD Knox Box # Recessed Unit and run conduit from knox box to the main distribution panel. Contractor to provide and turn over to the Owner, the shunt trip breaker to CVG for future installation. (Cut sheets added in appendix).

· New Concepts require a load test prior to tie-in to a CVG Panel. (Include the document).

Division 28 – Electronic Safety & Security

25. Have Neil onsite for the pre-con meetings to discuss Honeywell items.

26. Have ARFF onsite for the pre-con to discuss life safety items.

45. Need a Fire Alarm Test Certificate for the hood suppression systems monitoring which is tied to the airport’s fire alarm system.

46. Need Honeywell Design and certification for Fire System modifications.

54. RTU’s 8.5 tons or larger require a duct smoke sensor (2,000 cfm or more)

69. If the speaker/strobe is blocked by the construction wall it will need to be extended to the outside of the construction wall for visibility.

70. The new Electric Code requires that any fully remodeled space will need the FRD (First responders Disconnect) installed near the existing Knox Box connection for space.

· 21. All utility connections must be requested via 7016 Planned Utility policy. (There needs to be an electric outage submitted for work that affects the tenant space as well as non-tenant spaces).

· 25. Include the Airport IT, and Facility Technology SME with all development scoping and at preconstruction meetings.

· 39. The Contractor must provide a licensed HVAC, electrician, and plumbing tradesman on the job always.

· Reference General Conditions Permitting Requirements Access Controls Approved Cable: A300-01K-YW Banana Cable Division 33 – Utilities

72. Roof Work: Concession projects that include roof penetrations, or roof top equipment should include the following scopes: Roof penetrations must be performed by the roof manufacturer’s certified contractor to maintain warranty. All new roof mounted MEP equipment must be tied into CVG’s Lightning Protection System by a certified contractor to maintain the Lightning Protection UL listing.

All utility connections for the brand must be determined and incorporated in the 60% Design Submittal.

All utility connections for the brand must be verified again in the field at demolition, prior to framing.

Underground conduit systems installations specifications: CVG DCM.

COMMENTS FOR NEW USE OF SPACES

From Thad’s other document.

This is a simple concept, however, there are no detail notes, or information included with the concept to understand existing conditions or the full scope of new finishes. The following general standards are provided.

Boone County Building Department will be required to review due to change of use and review of life safety due to new use, new partition, change of door swing.

· 21. All utility connections must be requested via 7016 Planned Utility policy. (There needs to be an electric outage submitted for work that affects the tenant space as well as non-tenant spaces).

· 39. The Contractor must provide a licensed HVAC, electrician, and plumbing tradesman on the job always.

· Reference General Conditions Permitting Requirements

GENERAL COMMENTS FOR ALL ROOMS:

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