Building Reports Attachment 3.pdf

This document is a collection of fire sprinkler system inspection, testing, and maintenance reports for multiple buildings at the Veteran Affairs Medical Plaza (VAMP) in Menlo Park, California, compiled in compliance with California Code of Regulations Title 19.

The reports cover seven properties: Buildings 329, 347, 352, 353, 360, T-365, and two CWT Houses (located at 729 18th Avenue and 556 Gilbert Street). Each building underwent quarterly and annual inspections during 2025, with reports documenting control valve identification and inspection, waterflow alarm devices, supervisory devices, gauges, pressure readings, spare sprinklers, fire department connections, backflow preventers, and small hose connections. All buildings passed their automatic sprinkler system inspections, with pass status confirmed by checkmarks on cover sheets. Main drain tests were conducted annually at each location, with specific pressure readings recorded (measured in PSI). Deficiencies identified across the properties include outdated riser gauges exceeding five years of age (noted in Buildings 329, 347, 352, 353, and 360), sprinkler heads requiring 20-year testing (Buildings 329, 347, 352), and in Building T-365, quick response sprinkler heads from 2010 requiring testing and two riser gushes requiring repair. Building 331 reported three deficiencies: replacement or testing of brass quick response sprinklers at the compressed oxygen room, a troublesome OS&Y tamper valve, and a missing chrome quick response sprinkler. All reports were issued with copies sent to property owners between August 18 and August 27, 2025, and certified by licensed contractors indicating full inspection and maintenance compliance.