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Architect, Structural Engineer, Civil EngineerRING & DuCHATEAU LLP

117400 W. CAPITOL DRIVE

BROOKFIELD, WI 53045

MILWAUKEE VAMC FULLY-SPRINKLERED

CONSTRUCT NEW RADIATION

ONCOLOGY SUITE

MILWAUKEE VAMC

695-404

BLDG 111

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TO COORDINATE THE FULL SCOPE OF WORK TO BE PHASED SO AS TO NOT IMPACT THE

OPERATION OF SURROUNDING SPACES OR PREVIOUS PHASES. SPECIFIC COORDINATION

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FIRE PROTECTION

FP000 FIRE PROTECTION SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS

FPD101 FIRE PROTECTION BASEMENT DEMOLITION PLAN

FP101 FIRE PROTECTION BASEMENT PLAN (SOUTH PARTIAL)

FP102 FIRE PROTECTION BASEMENT PLAN (NORTH PARTIAL)

PLUMBING

PL000 PLUMBING SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS

PD100 PLUMBING DEMOLITION CRAWL SPACE PLAN

PD101 PLUMBING BASEMENT DEMOLITION PLAN

PD201 MEDICAL GAS BASEMENT DEMOLITION PLAN

PL100 PLUMBING CRAWL SPACE PLAN (SOUTH PARTIAL)

PL101 PLUMBING CRAWL SPACE PLAN (NORTH PARTIAL)

PL102 PLUMBING BASEMENT PLAN (SOUTH PARTIAL)

PL103 PLUMBING BASEMENT PLAN (NORTH PARTIAL)

PL104 PLUMBING ROOF PLAN

PL200 MEDICAL GAS CRAWL SPACE PLAN (SOUTH PARTIAL)

PL202 MEDICAL GAS BASEMENT PLAN (SOUTH PARTIAL)

PL300 PLUMBING ISOMETRICS

PL400 PLUMBING SCHEDULES AND DETAILS

MECHANICAL

MI000 MECHANICAL GENERAL NOTES, ABBREVIATIONS AND

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MD101 MECHANICAL BASEMENT DEMOLITION PLAN

MH101 MECHANICAL BASEMENT PLAN

MH102 MECHANICAL BASEMENT PLAN

MH121 MECHANICAL ROOF DEMOLITION AND NEW PLANS

M500 MECHANICAL DETAILS

MM501 MECHANICAL DETAILS

MM502 MECHANICAL DETAILS

MM600 HVAC SCHEDULES

MM601 HVAC SCHEDULES

MM602 HVAC SCHEDULES

MP101 MECHANICAL BASEMENT PIPING DEMOLITION PLAN

MP102 MECHANICAL CRAWL SPACE AND BASEMENT PIPING PLAN

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MP103 MECHANICAL BASEMENT PIPING PLAN

ELECTRICAL

ES000 ELECTRICAL SYMBOLS, ABBREVIATIONS & SHEET INDEX

ES101D BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION

ES101P PARTIAL BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN - POWER

ES102P PARTIAL BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN - POWER

ES121P ROOF PLAN - POWER

ES201L PARTIAL BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN - LIGHTING

ES202L PARTIAL BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN - LIGHTING

ES300 ENLARGED PLANS

ES301 ENLARGED PLANS

ES302 ENLARGED PLANS

ES303 ENLARGED PLANS

ES400 ONE LINE SYMBOLS

ES401 ONE LINE DIAGRAM

ES500 ELECTRICAL DETAILS

ES501 ELECTRICAL DETAILS

ES502 LIGHTING DETAILS

ES600 ELECTRICAL SCHEDULES

ES601 ELECTRICAL SCHEDULES

ES602 ELECTRICAL SCHEDULES

ET000 SYMBOLS, ABBREVIATIONS & SHEET INDEX

ET101 PARTIAL BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN - TECHNOLOGY

ET101D BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN - DEMOLITION

ET102 PARTIAL BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN - TECHNOLOGY

ET300 ENLARGED PLANS

ET301 ENLARGED PLANS

ET500 TECHNOLOGY DETAILS

ET501 TECHNOLOGY DETAILS

ET600 TECHNOLOGY SCHEDULES

SHEET LIST

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GENERAL

GI000 COVER SHEET

GI101 CODE ANALYSIS

GI102 BASEMENT LIFE SAFETY FLOOR PLAN

GI103 INFECTION CONTROL / PHASING PLAN

GI104 INFECTION CONTROL / PHASING PLAN

GI105 INFECTION CONTROL / PHASING PLAN

GI106 INFECTION CONTROL / PHASING PLAN

HA101 HAZARDOUS MATERIAL REMOVAL PLAN

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VF101 TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEY

CC001 GENERAL NOTES

CC002 PHASING AND EROSION CONTROL PLAN

CD101 DEMOLITION PLAN

CS101 SITE PLAN

CS501 SITE DETAILS

CG101 GRADING PLAN

CU101 UTILITY PLAN

CU501 UTILITY DETAILS

Structure

SI001 STRUCTURAL ABBREVIATIONS AND SYMBOLS

SI002 GENERAL STRUCTURAL NOTES

SI003 LOAD MAPS

SB101 FOUNDATION AND SLAB ON GRADE PLANS

SB501 FOUNDATION SECTIONS AND DETAILS

SB502 FOUNDATION SECTIONS AND DETAILS

SF101 ROOF FRAMING PLANS

SF201 BRACE ELEVATIONS AND DETAILS

SF501 FRAMING SECTIONS AND DETAILS

SF502 FRAMING SECTIONS AND DETAILS

SF901 ISOMETRIC VIEWS

ARCHITECTURAL

AS001 ARCHITECTURAL SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS

AS002 ARCHITECTURAL STANDARDS

AD101 ARCHITECTURAL BASEMENT DEMOLITION PLAN

AS101 BASEMENT ARCHITECTURAL FLOOR PLAN

AS102 BASEMENT DIMENSION FLOOR PLAN

AS103 NORTH CORRIDOR AND PET-MRI VESTIBULE

AS111 BASEMENT REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

AS121 ARCHITECTURAL ROOF PLAN

AS201 ARCHITECTURAL BUILDING ELEVATIONS

AS202 ARCHITECTURAL BUILDING ELEVATIONS

AS301 ARCHITECTURAL BUILDING SECTIONS

AS311 ARCHITECTURAL WALL SECTIONS

AS501 ARCHITECURAL SECTION DETAILS

AS502 ARCHITECURAL SECTION DETAILS

AS601 OPENINGS SCHEDULES

AS801 ENLARGED PLANS

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AS803 ENLARGED PLANS

AS804 ENLARGED PLANS

AS805 ENLARGED TOILET PLANS AND ELEVATIONS

AS806 ENLARGED INTERIOR ELEVATIONS

AS807 ENLARGED INTERIOR ELEVATIONS

AS808 ENLARGED INTERIOR ELEVATIONS

AS809 ENLARGED INTERIOR ELEVATIONS

AS810 INTERIOR SECTIONS AND DETAILS

AS811 INTERIOR SECTIONS AND DETAILS

AS901 SIGNAGE PLAN

AS902 SIGNAGE TYPES

AF101 FINISH WALL TREATMENT PLAN

AF102 FINISH FLOOR PATTERN PLAN

AF601 FINISHES SCHEDULE & EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE

AQ101 BASEMENT EQUIPMENT FLOOR PLAN

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Mechanical Engineer

MECHANICAL

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GUIDON DESIGN INC.

Mark VanderWoude

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GUIDON DESIGN INC.

David Counsell

Civil Engineer

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MILWAUKEE VAMC

Milwaukee VA Medical Center

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David Vallandingham

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CODE CRITERIA

GENERAL: THIS SUMMARY OF CODE REQUIREMENTS IS BASED PRIMARILY ON NFPA 101 (LSC). DESIGN FEATURES NOT ADDRESSED BY NFPA 101 OR DOCUMENTS REFERENCED THEREIN SHALL COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE LATEST EDITION OF THE IBC OR AS OTHERWISE IDENTIFIED. FOR DESIGN FEATURES THAT ARE ADDRESSED BY BOTH THE IBC AS WELL AS NFPA 101 OR A DOCUMENT REFERENCED BY NFPA 101, THE REQUIREMENTS OF NFPA 101 OR THE DOCUMENT REFERENCED BY NFPA 101 SHALL BE USED EXCLUSIVELY (THIS APPLIES EVEN IF THE IBC REQUIREMENTS ARE DIFFERENT).

LOCAL CODES: AS AN AGENCY OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, VA IS NOT SUBJECT TO LOCAL IMPOSITION OF CODE ENFORCEMENT PROCEDURES (DRAWING REVIEWS, BUILDING PERMITS, INSPECTIONS, FEES, ETC.). VA SHALL FUNCTION AS THE AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION (AHJ) AND THUS HAS THE RESPONSIBILITY TO GUARD

PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY THROUGH ENFORCING ITS ADOPTED CODES.

NOTES:

CONFLICTS BETWEEN NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED CODES AND STANDARDS AND VA REQUIREMENTS – SHOULD A CONFLICT EXIST BETWEEN VA REQUIREMENTS AND VA ADOPTED NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED CODES AND STANDARDS, THE CONFLICT SHALL BE BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF VA. THE RESOLUTION OF THE CONFLICT SHALL BE MADE BY THE AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION FOR VA TO ENSURE CONSISTENCY SYSTEM WIDE.

CODE REVIEW

THE 2018 EDITION OF THE LIFE SAFETY CODE, NFPA 101, HAS BEEN USED TO REVIEW THIS PROJECT FOR COMPLIANCE WITH THE FIRE AND LIFE SAFETY REQUIREMENTS.

FOR FEATURES NOT ADDRESSED BY NFPA 101 AND THE REFERENCED NATIONAL FIRE CODES, THE 2018 EDITION OF THE INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE HAS BEEN

USED.

PROJECT SCOPE

THE PROJECT SCOPE INCLUDES RENOVATION OF EXISTING BUILDING 111 BASEMENT FOR EXPANSION OF THE EXISTING RADIATION ONCOLOGY SUITE AS WELL AS CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW ADDITION TO PROVIDE SPACE FOR NEW LINEAR ACCELERATORS AND CT EQUIPMENT INCLUDING A NEW CONNECTION FOR A MOBILE PET/MRI TRAILER. THE RENOVATED SPACE IS LOCATED EAST OF THE EXISTING RADIATION ONCOLOGY SUITE EXTENDING TO THE EXTERIOR WALL OF THE BUILDING WHERE THE

NEW ADDITION CONSTRUCTION AREA WILL BEGIN.

BOTH THE RENOVATED AND NEW CONSTRUCTION AREAS CONTAIN AREAS WHICH WILL BE USED FOR TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WHO ARE NOT CAPABLE OF TAKING ACTION FOR SELF-PRESERVATION THEREFORE CLASSIFIED AS A NEW AMBULATORY HEALTH CARE OCCUPANCY PER LSC 6.1.6.1 AND THE REQUIREMENT OF CHAPTER 20

APPLY IN GENERAL.

OVERALL CONSTRUCTION TYPE REQUIREMENTS FOR A NEW HEALTHCARE OCCUPANCY PER LSC CHAPTER 18 ARE REQUIRED (LSC 18.1.3.6) FOR EXISTING INPATIENT AREAS ABOVE AND SUPPORTED BY THE PROJECT AREA CLASSIFIED AS EXISTING HEALTHCARE. THE MAIN EGRESS COMPONENTS IN THE RENOVATED AREA WHICH SERVE ADJACENT EXISTING HEALTH CARE WILL ALSO BE REQUIRED TO COMPLY WITH THE HEALTH CARE OCCUPANCY REQUIREMENTS.

BASED ON THE AREAS OF THE PATIENT WAITING SPACES SHOWN, THE COMBINED ASSEMBLY OCCUPANT LOAD OF THESE AREAS DOES NOT APPEAR TO EXCEED THE LIMIT OF 50 FOR THE AREAS TO BE CONSIDERED AS INCIDENTAL ALLOWING THESE AREAS TO COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS FOR A NEW AMBULATORY HEALTH

CARE OCCUPANCY IN ACCORDANCE WITH LSC 6.1.2.1.

SMALLER AREAS OF THE RENOVATED AREAS ARE USED FOR STAFF WORK AREAS INCLUDING WORKROOMS, OFFICES, LOUNGE, AND CONFERENCE ROOMS WHICH ARE CLASSIFIED AS NEW BUSINESS PER LSC 6.1.11.1. LSC 6.1.14.3.2 CLARIFIES THAT WHERE A DESIGN FEATURE IS CONTAINED WHOLLY IN A SINGLE OCCUPANCY THEN THE DESIGN FEATURE NEED ONLY COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENT FOR THE APPROPRIATE OCCUPANCY. FOR EXAMPLE, A DEAD END CORRIDOR ENTIRELY IN THE BUSINESS AREA WOULD NEED NOT COMPLY WITH THE AMBULATORY HEALTH CARE REQUIREMENTS.

THE RESULTING MULTIPLE MIXED (NON-SEPARATED) OCCUPANCY IS PERMITTED PER NFPA 101 6.1.14.1.1(1) WHERE THE BUILDING COMPLIES "WITH THE MOST RESTRICTIVE REQUIREMENTS OF THE OCCUPANCIES INVOLVED, UNLESS SEPARATE SAFEGUARDS ARE APPROVED" PER NFPA 101 6.1.14.3.2 WHICH IN THIS CASE IS THE AMBULATORY HEALTH CARE OCCUPANCY IN ADDITION TO THE SMALLER BUSINESS OCCUPANCY SPACES WHERE ALL OTHER DESIGNATIONS (STORAGE AND ASSEMBLY) ARE INCIDENTAL AND CONSIDERED AS PART OF THE PREDOMINANT OCCUPANCY USE PER LSC 6.1.14.1.3.

IN ADDITION, THE VA HAS DEEMED ALL VA MEDICAL CENTERS, AMBULATORY CARE, AND HOSPITALS AS MISSION CRITICAL FACILITY TYPES REQUIRING COMPLIANCE WITH THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS PHYSICAL SECURITY DESIGN MANUAL FOR MISSION CRITICAL FACILITIES.

CODE ANALYSIS

THE NEW CONSTRUCTION AREA WILL BE USED FOR NON-SLEEPING OUTPATIENT CARE WHERE SOME OCCUPANTS ARE NOT CAPABLE OF TAKING ACTION FOR SELF- PRESERVATION RESULTING IN AN OCCUPANCY CLASSIFICATION OVERALL OF AN AMBULATORY CARE OCCUPANCY PER NFPA 101 6.1.6.1 AND REQUIREMENTS PER

CHAPTER 20.

CONSTRUCTION TYPE REQUIREMENTS TO SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS OF ADDITIONAL FLOORS OF HEALTH CARE OCCUPANCY ABOVE PER LSC 6.1.5.1, A.6.1.5.1, LSC

CHAPTER 18 AND IBC CHAPTER 5.

WHERE SHARED MEANS OF EGRESS PASS THROUGH THE CONSTRUCTION SPACE TO BE PER EGRESS REQUIREMENTS OF LSC CHAPTER 18.

CODE SUMMARY

THE CONSTRUCTION TYPE DETERMINES THE ALLOWABLE AREA AND HEIGHT FOR CONSTRUCTION PER THE REQUIREMENTS OF CHAPTER 5 OF THE 2018 IBC.

THE EXISTING BUILDING IS REPORTED TO BE TYPE I-A. NEW CONSTRUCTION TYPE AND MATERIALS SHALL BE PER CHAPTER 6 OF THE IBC FOR TYPE I-B CONSTRUCTION WHICH PER TABLE 508.4 I-2 REQUIRES NO SEPARATION. NEW PET/MRI STRUCTURE WILL BE TYPE V CONSTRUCTION WHICH WILL REQUIRE A 2-HOUR SEPARATION.

CONSTRUCTION TYPE IS DETERMINED BASED UPON THE ALLOWABLE AREA AND HEIGHT REQUIREMENTS OF CHAPTER 5 OF THE 2015 IBC. CONSTRUCTION TYPE AND

MATERIALS SHALL BE PER CHAPTER 6 OF THE IBC AS FOLLOWS:

1A. FIRE RESISTIVE RATINGS TYPE II-B CONSTRUCTION, TYPE II-(000) IBC/NFPA 101:

STRUCTURAL FRAME: NONCOMBUSTIBLE, 2-HOUR FIRE RESISTIVE

BEARING WALLS

EXTERIOR: NONCOMBUSTIBLE, 2 -HOUR FIRE RESISTIVE

INTERIOR: NONCOMBUSTIBLE, 2-HOUR FIRE RESISTIVE

NON-BEARING WALLS AND PARTITIONS

EXTERIOR > 10' : NONCOMBUSTIBLE, 0-HOUR FIRE RESISTIVE

EXTERIOR < 5' : NONCOMBUSTIBLE, 1-HOUR FIRE RESISTIVE

INTERIOR: NONCOMBUSTIBLE, 0-HOUR FIRE-RESISTIVE

FLOOR: NONCOMBUSTIBLE, 2-HOUR FIRE RESISTIVE

ROOF: NONCOMBUSTIBLE, 1-HOUR FIRE RESISTIVE

SHAFT ENCLOSURES 2-HOUR FIRE RESISTIVE >4 STORIES (IBC 713.4, LSC 8.6.5(1))

SHAFT ENCLOSURES 1-HOUR FIRE RESISTIVE <4 STORIES (IBC 713.4, LSC 8.6.5(2))

1B. FIRE RESISTIVE RATING TYPE V-A CONSTRUCTION, TYPE V-(111) IBC/NFPA 101:

STRUCTURAL FRAME: COMBUSTIBLE, 1-HOUR FIRE RESISTIVE

BEARING WALLS

EXTERIOR: COMBUSTIBLE, 1-HOUR FIRE RESISTIVE

INTERIOR: COMBUSTIBLE, 1-HOUR FIRE RESISTIVE

NON-BEARING WALLS AND PARTITIONS

INTERIOR: COMBUSTIBLE, 0-HOUR FIRE-RESISTIVE

FLOOR: COMBUSTIBLE, 1-HOUR FIRE RESISTIVE

ROOF: COMBUSTIBLE, 1-HOUR FIRE RESISTIVE

2. CORRIDOR SEPARATION

CORRIDOR AND LOBBY SEPARATION IS NOT REQUIRED WHERE THE BUILDING IS PROTECTED THROUGHOUT WITH A SPRINKLER SYSTEM.

3. STRUCTURAL DESIGN

STRUCTURAL DESIGN SHALL COMPLY WITH CHAPTER 16 OF THE IBC.

4. EXTERIOR EXPOSURE OF EXIT STAIR ENCLOSURES

NONRATED WALLS OR UNPROTECTED OPENINGS WHICH ENCLOSE THE EXTERIOR OF A STAIRWAY AND ARE EXPOSED TO OTHER PARTS OF THE BUILDING AT AN ANGLE LESS THAN 180 DEGREES ARE REQUIRED TO BE PROTECTED AS A STAIRWAY ENCLOSURE, INCLUDING OPENING PROTECTION, WITHIN 10 FT HORIZONTALLY (LSC 7.2.2.5.2.1).

5. ALLOWABLE AREA

BASED UPON A GROUP I-2 (IBC) OCCUPANCY CLASSIFICATION FOR THE HEALTH CARE OCCUPANCIES SUPPORTED BY THE RENOVATED AREA AND TYPE I-A CONSTRUCTION (IBC) EQUIPPED THROUGHOUT WITH AN AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEM PER TABLE 506.2 OF THE IBC:

ALLOWABLE AREA FACTOR, MULTIPLE STORIES ABOVE GRADE: UNLIMITED (IBC, TABLE 506.2)

6. SEPARATION OF BUILDINGS

BASED UPON A GROUP I OCCUPANCY (IBC) CLASSIFICATIONS AND TYPE I-A CONSTRUCTION PER IBC TABLE 602 NO SEPARATION IS REQUIRED PROVIDED EXTERIOR

WALLS ARE RATED AS FIRE RESISTIVE BASED ON THE SEPARATION DISTANCE

< 30' SEPARATION: EXTERIOR WALLS NONCOMBUSTIBLE, 1-HOUR FIRE RESISTIVE

> 30' SEPARATION: EXTERIOR WALLS NONCOMBUSTIBLE, 0-HOUR FIRE RESISTIVE

STRUCTURAL DESIGN SHALL COMPLY WITH CHAPTER 16 OF THE IBC.

7. ALLOWABLE HEIGHT

BASED UPON A GROUP I-2 OCCUPANCY (IBC) CLASSIFICATION AND TYPE I-A CONSTRUCTION EQUIPPED THROUGHOUT WITH AN AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEM IN ACCORDANCE WITH IBV 903.3.1.2 PER IBC TABLES 504.3 AND 504.4, UNLIMITED BUILDING HEIGHT AND STORIES ARE PERMITTED.

8. OCCUPANCY SEPARATION: SEPARATION OF AMBULATORY HEALTH CARE FROM OTHER AREAS OF THE BUILDING THE RENOVATED AMBULATORY HEALTH CARE OCCUPANCY AREA IS REQUIRED BY LSC 20.3.7.1 TO BE SEPARATED FROM OTHER TENANTS AND OCCUPANCIES IN THE

REMAINDER OF THE BUILDING AND MEET THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS:

• WALLS HAVING A MINIMUM 1-HOUR-FIRE-RESISTANCE RATING EXTENDING FROM THE FLOOR SLAB BELOW TO THE FLOOR OR ROOF SLAB ABOVE

• DOORS CONSTRUCTED OF 1 ¾ INCH THICK, SOLID-BONDED WOOD CORE OR EQUIVALENT

• DOORS EQUIPPED WITH POSITIVE LATCHES

• DOORS ARE REQUIRED TO BE SELF-CLOSING

• WINDOWS IN THE REQUIRED BARRIER ARE TO BE FIXED FIRE WINDOW ASSEMBLIES COMPLYING WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF LSC 8.3.

9. OCCUPANCY SEPARATION: SEPARATION WITHIN THE AMBULATORY HEALTH CARE AREA

OCCUPANCY SEPARATION IS NOT REQUIRED WITHIN THE RENOVATED AMBULATORY HEALTH CARE OCCUPANCY SPACE.

THE MIXED OCCUPANCY IS PERMITTED PER NFPA 101 6.1.14.1.1(1) WHERE THE BUILDING COMPLIES “WITH THE MOST RESTRICTIVE REQUIREMENTS OF THE OCCUPANCIES INVOLVED, UNLESS SEPARATE SAFEGUARDS ARE APPROVED” PER NFPA 101 6.1.14.3.2 WHICH IN THIS CASE IS THE AMBULATORY HEALTH CARE OCCUPANCY WITHIN THE

RENOVATED SPACES.

THE LSC 20.1.3.3 REQUIRES SECTIONS OF THE AMBULATORY HEALTH CARE OCCUPANCY TO BE CLASSIFIED AS OTHER OCCUPANCY TYPES IF SEPARATION IS PROVIDED, HOWEVER SEPARATION IS NOT REQUIRED IN THIS CASE AS THE ENTIRE AREA IS TREATED AS AMBULATORY AND SEPARATED FROM THE REMAINDER OF THE BUILDING

AS REQUIRED BY 20.3.7.1.

10. HAZARDOUS ROOM PROTECTION: AMBULATORY HEALTH CARE OCCUPANCY HAZARDOUS AREAS

AREAS USED FOR GENERAL STORAGE REQUIRE SPRINKLER PROTECTION AND SEPARATION BY A SMOKE PARTITION.

11. HAZARDOUS ROOM PROTECTION: AMBULATORY HEALTH CARE OCCUPANCY HIGH HAZARD CONTENT AREAS:

1-HOUR FIRE RESISTANCE RATING WITH SELF-CLOSING ¾ HOUR FIRE DOORS AND AUTOMATIC EXTINGUISHING SYSTEM REQUIRED FOR HIGH HAZARD CONTENTS AREAS INCLUDING FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS, FLAMMABLE VAPORS, AND HAZARDOUS MATERIAL AS CLASSIFIED IN ACCORDANCE WITH NFPA 101 SECTION 6.2 (LSC 20.3.2.3).

12. HAZARDOUS ROOM PROTECTION: SPECIFIC HAZARD REQUIREMENTS

THE FOLLOWING AREAS ARE REQUIRED TO BE PROTECTED AS INDICATED:

• LABORATORIES IN WHICH CHEMICALS ARE HANDLED OR STORED ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLY WITH NFPA 45 (LSC 20.3.2.4)

• AREAS WHERE MEDICAL GAS IS STORED OR ADMINISTERED ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLY WITH NFPA 99 (LSC 20.3.2.5)

• COOKING FACILITIES ARE REQUIRED BY LSC §20.3.2.6 TO BE PROTECTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH LSC §9.2.3, EXCEPT WHERE DOMESTIC COOKING EQUIPMENT IS

USED FOR FOOD WARMING OR LIMITED COOKING, PROTECTION OR SEPARATION IS NOT REQUIRED (§20.3.2.7).

• WHERE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS, INCLUDING ALCOHOL-BASED HAND-RUB DISPENSERS, ARE STORED, USED, OR HANDLED, THE PROVISIONS OF LSC §8.7.3.1

SHALL APPLY.

CODE ANALYSIS - NFPA 101, CHAPTER 18

13. PROTECTION OF VERTICAL OPENINGS

VERTICAL OPENINGS SHALL BE ENCLOSED OR PROTECTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 8.6, UNLESS OTHERWISE PERMITTED BY ANY OF THE FOLLOWING (LSC 20.3.1.1):

• UNENCLOSED VERTICAL CONVENIENCE OPENINGS IN ACCORDANCE WITH §8.6.9.1 SHALL BE PERMITTED.

14. PARTIAL ENCLOSURE OF TWO-STORY OPENING

A VERTICAL OPENING SERVING AS OTHER THAN AN EXIT ENCLOSURE, CONNECTING ONLY TWO ADJACENT STORIES AND PIERCING ONLY ONE FLOOR, IS ALLOWED TO BE

OPEN TO ONE OF THE TWO STORIES BY LSC 8.6.8.

15. CORRIDORS

EXIT ACCESS CORRIDORS DO NOT REQUIRE A FIRE-RESISTANCE RATING IN A FULLY SPRINKLED BUILDING. MISCELLANEOUS OPENINGS, SUCH AS MAIL SLOTS, PHARMACY PASS-THROUGH WINDOWS, LABORATORY PASS-THROUGH WINDOWS, AND CASHIER PASS-THROUGH WINDOWS, ARE ALLOWED TO BE INSTALLED IN VISION PANELS OR DOORS WITHOUT SPECIAL PROTECTION, PROVIDED THAT THE AGGREGATE AREA OF OPENINGS PER ROOM DOES NOT EXCEED 80 INCHES SQUARE IN SPRINKLER PROTECTED AND ARE INSTALLED AT OR BELOW HALF THE DISTANCE FROM THE FLOOR TO THE ROOM CEILING (LSC 20.3.6.2.1).

16. MEANS OF EGRESS

• MAXIMUM TRAVEL DISTANCE, (FULLY SPRINKLED): 200 FEET (LSC 20.2.6.2.2)

• COMMON PATH OF TRAVEL SHALL NOT EXCEED 100 FEET (LSC 20.2.5.2.1)

• DEAD END CORRIDORS SHALL NOT EXCEED 30 FEET. (LSC 20.2.5.2.1)

• EGRESS PATH REQUIREMENTS PER 4.3.1 PHYSICAL SECURITY DESIGN MANUAL FOR MISSION CRITICAL FACILITIES.

PROVIDE AN UNOBSTRUCTED AND ADEQUATELY LIGHTED PATH FROM EACH MEANS OF EGRESS TO A SAFE LOCATION OUTSIDE THE BUILDING.

WHERE THE MEANS OF EGRESS IS ACCESSIBLE TO PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES, PROVIDE AN ACCESSIBLE ROUTE TO A SAFE LOCATION OUTSIDE THE

BUILDING.

WHERE MEANS OF EGRESS LEAD TO LOADING DOCKS OR OTHER SERVICE AREAS, DIRECT USERS AWAY FROM HAZARDOUS AND BIOHAZARD WASTE STORAGE, MAILROOMS, AND OTHER AREAS THAT MAY BE THE SOURCE OF INJURY OR CONTAMINATION.

PLAN AND LOCATE EGRESS PATHS SO THAT THEY ARE NOT OBSTRUCTED BY THE ANTI-RAM BARRIERS OR OTHER SIMILAR DEVICES.

• TWO EXITS ARE REQUIRED WHEN OCCUPANCY LOAD IS LESS THAN 500 (LSC 7.4.1.1)

• NOT LESS THAN TWO SEPARATE EXITS SHALL BE ACCESSIBLE FROM EVERY PART OF EVERY STORY (LSC 20.2.4.3) HOWEVER A SINGLE EXIT ACCESS PATH IS

PERMITTED WHERE DISTANCE IS LESS THAN THE PERMITTED COMMON PATH OF TRAVEL (LSC 20.2.5.3)

• CLEAR WIDTH OF EXITS TO BE .2 INCHES PER OCCUPANT BUT NOT LESS THAN 36 INCHES MINIMUM UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED (LSC 7.3.4.1(2))

• 32 INCHES CLEAR MINIMUM WITH SEVERAL ALLOWABLE EXCEPTIONS PER LSC 7.2.1.2.3.2 AND WHERE IN THE MEANS OF EGRESS FROM DIAGNOSTIC OR

TREATMENT AREAS DOORS REQUIRE A CLEAR WIDTH OF NOT LESS THAN 32 INCHES (LSC 20.2.3.4).

• CLEAR WIDTH OF CORRIDORS AND PASSAGEWAYS TO BE .2 INCHES PER OCCUPANT BUT NOT LESS THAN 44 INCHES IN AMBULATORY.

• CLEAR WIDTH OF CORRIDORS SHALL BE CLEAR 8 FEET IN I-2 AREAS.

• DISCHARGE FROM EXITS SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH LSC SECTION 7.7 (LSC 20.2.7).

• EXIT TERMINATION SHALL TERMINATE DIRECTLY AT A PUBLIC WAY OR AN EXTERIOR EXIT DISCHARGE (LSC 7.7.1)

UNLESS INTERIOR EXIT DISCHARGE AS OTHERWISE PROVIDED IN 7.7.2

17. EXIT DISCHARGE THROUGH INTERIOR BUILDING AREAS:

NOTE THAT THIS SECTION IS BASED ON 2018 NFPA 101 REQUIREMENTS IN WHICH THE WORDING OF REQUIREMENT (3) HAS BEEN CHANGED. NFPA 101 2012

REQUIREMENTS APPLICABLE FOR ACCREDITATION PURPOSES ARE MORE RESTRICTIVE.

EXITS SHALL BE PERMITTED TO DISCHARGE THROUGH INTERIOR BUILDING AREAS, PROVIDED THAT ALL OF THE FOLLOWING ARE MET (LSC §7.7.2):

(1) NOT MORE THAN 50 PERCENT OF THE REQUIRED NUMBER OF EXIT STAIRS SERVING NORMALLY OCCUPIED AREAS OF EACH FLOOR, AND NOT MORE THAN 50 PERCENT OF THE EXIT STAIR CAPACITY REQUIRED FOR NORMALLY OCCUPIED AREAS OF EACH FLOOR, SHALL DISCHARGE THROUGH AREAS ON ANY LEVEL OF

DISCHARGE, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE PERMITTED BY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING::

(A) ONE HUNDRED PERCENT OF THE EXITS SHALL BE PERMITTED TO DISCHARGE THROUGH AREAS ON ANY LEVEL OF DISCHARGE IN DETENTION AND

CORRECTIONAL OCCUPANCIES AS OTHER-WISE PROVIDED IN CHAPTERS 22 AND 23.

(B) IN EXISTING BUILDINGS, THE 50 PERCENT LIMIT ON EGRESS CAPACITY SHALL NOT APPLY IF THE 50 PERCENT LIMIT ON THE REQUIRED NUMBER OF

EXITS IS MET.

(2) EACH LEVEL OF DISCHARGE SHALL DISCHARGE DIRECTLY OUTSIDE AT THE FINISHED GROUND LEVEL OR DISCHARGE DIRECTLY OUTSIDE AND PROVIDE

ACCESS TO THE FINISHED GROUND LEVEL BY OUTSIDE STAIRS OR OUTSIDE RAMPS.

(3) THE INTERIOR EXIT DISCHARGE SHALL LEAD TO A FREE AND UNOBSTRUCTED WAY TO THE EXTERIOR OF THE BUILDING, AND SUCH WAY SHALL BE READILY APPARENT OR SHALL BE IDENTIFIABLE BY EXIT SIGNAGE FROM THE POINT OF DISCHARGE FROM THE EXIT.

(4) THE INTERIOR EXIT DISCHARGE SHALL BE PROTECTED BY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING METHODS:

(A) THE LEVEL OF DISCHARGE SHALL BE PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY AN APPROVED AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEM IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 9.7, OR THE PORTION OF THE LEVEL OF DISCHARGE USED FOR INTERIOR EXIT DISCHARGE SHALL BE PROTECTED BY AN APPROVED AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEM IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 9.7 AND SHALL BE SEPARATED FROM THE NONSPRINKLERED PORTION OF THE FLOOR BY FIRE BARRIERS WITH A FIRE RESISTANCE RATING MEETING THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE ENCLOSURE OF EXITS. (SEE 7.1.3.2.1.)

(B) THE INTERIOR EXIT DISCHARGE AREA SHALL BE IN A VESTIBULE OR FOYER THAT MEETS ALL OF THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA:

I. THE DEPTH FROM THE EXTERIOR OF THE BUILDING SHALL BE NOT MORE THAN 10 FEET, AND THE LENGTH SHALL BE NOT MORE THAN 30

FEET.

II. THE FOYER SHALL BE SEPARATED FROM THE REMAINDER OF THE LEVEL OF DISCHARGE BY FIRE BARRIERS WITH A MINIMUM 1-HOUR FIRE RESISTANCE RATING, AND EXISTING INSTALLATIONS OF WIRED GLASS IN STEEL FRAMES SHALL BE PERMITTED TO BE CONTINUED IN USE.

III. THE FOYER SHALL SERVE ONLY AS MEANS OF EGRESS AND SHALL INCLUDE AN EXIT DIRECTLY TO THE OUTSIDE.

(5) THE ENTIRE AREA ON THE LEVEL OF DISCHARGE SHALL BE SEPARATED FROM AREAS BELOW BY CONSTRUCTION HAVING A FIRE RESISTANCE RATING NOT LESS THAN THAT REQUIRED FOR THE EXIT ENCLOSURE, UNLESS OTHERWISE PROVIDED IN 7.7.2(6).

18. ILLUMINATION OF MEANS OF EGRESS

MEANS OF EGRESS SHALL BE ILLUMINATED IN ACCORDANCE WITH NFPA 101 SECTION 7.8 (LSC 20.2.8).

19. EMERGENCY LIGHTING

EMERGENCY LIGHTING IS REQUIRED IN ACCORDANCE WITH NFPA 101 SECTION 7.9 (LSC 20.2.9.1)

20. ESSENTIAL ELECTRICAL SYSTEM.

WHERE GENERAL ANESTHESIA OR LIFE-SUPPORT EQUIPMENT IS USED, EACH AMBULATORY HEALTH CARE FACILITY SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH AN ESSENTIAL

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM (LSC 20.2.9.2):

21. MARKING OF MEANS OF EGRESS

EXIT SIGNS ARE REQUIRED TO BE PROVIDED IN AREAS ACCESSIBLE TO THE PUBLIC IN ACCORDANCE WITH NFPA 101 SECTION 7.10 (LSC §20.2.10).

22. INTERIOR FINISH

INTERIOR FINISHES ARE TO BE PER THE REQUIREMENTS OF NFPA 101 SECTION 10.2 (LSC 20.3.3.1, 20.3.3.3.1)).

WALLS AND CEILINGS (LSC 20.3.3.2) EXITS AND EXIT ACCESS CORRIDORS: CLASS A OR CLASS B (LSC 20.3.3.2.1)

OTHER AREAS: CLASS A, CLASS B, OR CLASS C (LSC 20.3.3.2.2)

FLOORS (LSC §20.3.3.3) INTERIOR FLOOR FINISH SHALL COMPLY WITH SECTION 10.2 (LSC 20.3.3.3.1)

EXIT ENCLOSURES. CLASS I OR CLASS II (LSC 20.3.3.3.2) COMPLYING WITH NFPA 101 10.2.7.1 OR 10.2.7.2 AS APPLICABLE (LSC 20.3.3.3.3)

SOME ALLOWANCE FOR SUBSTITUTION OF THE NEXT HIGHER RATING FOR WALL, CEILING, AND FLOOR MATERIAL RATINGS MAY BE POSSIBLE FOR SOME MATERIALS IN A

FULLY SPRINKLED BUILDING (LSC §10.2.8).

23. SOILED LINEN AND TRASH RECEPTACLES

SOILED LINEN OR TRASH COLLECTION RECEPTACLES ARE REQUIRED TO BE A MAXIMUM OF 32 GAL IN CAPACITY AND HAVE AN AVERAGE DENSITY OF 0.5GAL/FT SQUARED (LSC 20.7.5.5.1). CONTAINER SIZE AND DENSITY IS ALLOWED TO EXCEED THESE VALUES IN AN AREA PROTECTED AS A HAZARDOUS AREA.

CONTAINERS USED SOLELY FOR RECYCLING CLEAN WASTE OR FOR PATIENT RECORDS AWAITING DESTRUCTION ARE ALLOWED TO BE EXCLUDED FROM THE REQUIREMENTS OF SOILED LINEN AND TRASH RECEPTACLES WHERE CONTAINERS ARE A MAXIMUM OF 96 GALLONS AND LABELED AND LISTED PER FM APPROVAL 6921 (LSC 20.7.5.5.2). THE PROVISIONS OF §10.3.8, APPLICABLE TO CONTAINERS FOR WASTE, OR LINEN, DO NOT APPLY (LSC 20.7.5.5.3).

24. FIRE SUPPRESSION: SPRINKLER SYSTEM

MISSION CRITICAL FACILITIES SHALL BE SPRINKLER PROTECTED THROUGHOUT (8.4.2.1.3, 9.5.1, PHYSICAL SECURITY DESIGN MANUAL FOR MISSION CRITICAL FACILITIES).

BUILDINGS CONTAINING HEATH CARE OCCUPANCIES ARE REQUIRED BY LSC §18.3.5.1 TO BE PROTECTED THROUGHOUT WITH AN APPROVED, SUPERVISED, AUTOMATIC

SPRINKLER SYSTEM IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 9.7.

25. FIRE SUPPRESSION: SPRINKLER INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS

SPRINKLER SYSTEM INSTALLATION SHALL COMPLY WITH NFPA 13 AS APPLICABLE, EXCEPT AS INDICATED IN SECTIONS 6.1.B THROUGH 6.1.R (VA FIRE PROTECTION

DESIGN MANUAL, 6.1.B).

26. FIRE SUPPRESSION: SPRINKLER COVERAGE AREAS

IN NFPA 13 SYSTEMS, SPRINKLER PROTECTION SHALL BE PROVIDED IN ALL SPACES INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ELEVATOR MACHINE ROOMS, WALK-IN FREEZERS AND COLD ROOMS, COMPUTER ROOMS, TELEPHONE SWITCH ROOMS, RADIOLOGY AND MRI SUITES, LOADING DOCKS, ELECTRICAL ROOMS*, PLUMBING OR UTILITY CLOSETS, AUDIOMETRIC BOOTHS, VAULTS, PAINT SPRAY BOOTHS, DRY TYPE LINT COLLECTORS, DUST COLLECTORS, AND GENERATOR ROOMS. EXCEPTION:

SPRINKLERS ARE NOT REQUIRED WHERE SPECIFICALLY EXEMPTED BY NFPA 13, 13R, AND 13D, AND AS SPECIFIED IN PARAGRAPHS 6.1.B.2 AND 6.1.B.3 (VA FIRE

PROTECTION DESIGN MANUAL, 6.1.B.1)).

* NOTE: WHILE NFPA 13 ALLOWS THE OMISSION OF SPRINKLER PROTECTION IN ELECTRICAL ROOMS WITHIN BUILDINGS UNDER SPECIFIC CONDITIONS, THE VA DOES NOT PERMIT THE USE OF THIS EXCEPTION. THE VA REQUIRES SPRINKLER PROTECTION IN ALL ELECTRICAL ROOMS EXCEPT STAND-ALONE BUILDINGS DEDICATED TO ELECTRICAL SERVICE WHERE APPLICABLE FM DATA SHEETS ARE FOLLOWED (VA FIRE PROTECTION DESIGN MANUAL, 6.1.B.1).

27. FIRE SUPPRESSION: INTERSTITIAL SPACES

SPRINKLERS ARE NOT REQUIRED IN INTERSTITIAL SPACES, EXCEPT (VA FIRE PROTECTION DESIGN MANUAL, 6.1(B.2)):

A. SPRINKLERS ARE REQUIRED IN ELECTRICAL CLOSETS, SIGNALING ROOMS, ETC., LOCATED WITHIN INTERSTITIAL SPACES, AND B. A SINGLE LINE OF SPRINKLERS IS REQUIRED ABOVE THE TRACKS OF ELECTRIC TRACK VEHICLE SYSTEMS (ETVS) IN INTERSTITIAL SPACES.

28. FIRE SUPPRESSION: AREAS SUBJECT TO FREEZING

DESIGN WET PIPE SPRINKLER SYSTEMS, UNLESS INSTALLED IN AREAS SUBJECT TO FREEZING. DRY PENDANT OR SIDEWALL SPRINKLERS, DRY PIPE, OR ANTIFREEZE SYSTEMS MAY BE USED IN AREAS SUBJECT TO FREEZING. PROPYLENE GLYCOL SHALL BE USED IF ANTIFREEZE SYSTEMS NEED TO BE INSTALLED. DO NOT USE PRE-

ACTION TYPE SYSTEMS (VA FIRE PROTECTION DESIGN MANUAL, 6.1(C)).

29. FIRE SUPPRESSION: BULK SUPPLY STORAGE AREAS

ROOMS CONTAINING BULK SUPPLY STORAGE SHALL BE CLASSIFIED AS REQUIRED BY NFPA 13. IF PROVIDED BY THE CONTRACT, STORAGE RACKS SHALL UTILIZE OPEN SHELVING SYSTEMS. ENSURE SHELVING WHICH OBSTRUCTS SPRINKLER WATER FROM PENETRATING DOWN THROUGH RACKS IS NOT USED (VA FIRE PROTECTION

DESIGN MANUAL, 6.1(H)).

30. FIRE SUPPRESSION: CPVC PIPING

CPVC PIPING SHALL NOT BE USED IN THE VA.

31. FIRE SUPPRESSION: MINIMUM DESIGN REQUIREMENTS

SPRINKLER SYSTEMS SHALL BE HYDRAULICALLY CALCULATED BY ANY DESIGN APPROACH ALLOWED BY NFPA 13, EXCEPT THAT THE SPECIAL DESIGN APPROACH SHALL NOT BE USED IN HEALTH CARE. PIPE SCHEDULE SYSTEMS MAY BE USED FOR EXTENSION OF EXISTING PIPE SCHEDULE SYSTEMS WHERE WATER SUPPLY IS ADEQUATE.

SPRINKLER SYSTEMS SHALL BE DESIGNED BASED ON AVAILABLE WATER SUPPLY WITHOUT THE FIRE PUMP OPERATING, WHERE POSSIBLE. A SAFETY FACTOR SHALL BE INCLUDED BY CALCULATING THE DEMAND TO A POINT NO GREATER THAN 10% BELOW THE AVAILABLE WATER SUPPLY CURVE. OR, A TEN PERCENT SAFETY FACTOR SHALL BE PROVIDED (SUBTRACT 10% FROM THE AVAILABLE WATER SUPPLY CURVE) FOR EACH SPRINKLER DEMAND INCLUDING THE REQUIRED HOSE STREAMS (VA FIRE

PROTECTION DESIGN MANUAL, 6.1(D)).

SPRINKLER DENSITIES SHALL COMPLY WITH NFPA 13, EXCEPT IN ROOMS CONTAINING MOVABLE/MOBILE SHELVING (HIGH DENSITY STORAGE) WHERE THE DENSITY

SHALL BE ORDINARY HAZARD (GROUP 2) (VA FIRE PROTECTION DESIGN MANUAL, 6.1(E)).

30. FIRE SUPPRESSION: MINIMUM DESIGN REQUIREMENTS STORAGE, MECHANICAL, AND ELECTRICAL ROOMS

SHALL BE PROTECTED AS (NFPA 13 A.5.3):

ORDINARY HAZARD OCCUPANCY, GROUP 1: 0.15 GPM/FT SQ OVER 1,500 SF.

HOSE STREAM ALLOWANCE: 250 GPM

31. FIRE SUPPRESSION: MINIMUM DESIGN REQUIREMENTS ALL OTHER AREAS

SHALL BE PROTECTED AS (NFPA 13 A.5.2):

LIGHT HAZARD OCCUPANCY: 0.10 GPM/FT SQ OVER 1,500 SF.

HOSE STREAM ALLOWANCE: 100 GPM

32. FIRE SUPPRESSION: WATER SUPPLY REQUIREMENTS

ADEQUACY, CAPACITY, AND DURATION OF WATER SUPPLY FOR FIRE PROTECTION TO BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH VA FIRE PROTECTION DESIGN MANUAL, SECTIONS 5.1, 5.2, AND 5.4 RESPECTIVELY.

33. FIRE SUPPRESSION: FIRE PUMP REQUIREMENTS

WHERE A FIRE PUMP IS REQUIRED VA FIRE PROTECTION DESIGN MANUAL SECTION 5.3 SHALL APPLY.

34, FIRE SUPPRESSION: WATER STORAGE REQUIREMENTS

PROVIDE A MINIMUM VOLUME OF STORAGE WATER TO FIGHT A SINGLE FIRE FOR THE WORST CASE SCENARIO ON THE CAMPUS. INCLUDE BOTH MISSION CRITICAL AND LIFE SAFETY PROTECTED FACILITIES IN DETERMINING THE WORST CASE FIRE SCENARIO. THIS QUANTITY REPRESENTS THE VOLUME REQUIRED EXCLUSIVELY FOR FIRE PROTECTION AND SHALL NOT BE USED TO FULFILL THE REQUIREMENTS FOR ANY OTHER WATER SYSTEM DESIGN VOLUME. THE VOLUME OF FIRE PROTECTION WATER SHALL NOT BE ADJUSTED LOWER THAT THE CALCULATED REQUIREMENT. REQUIREMENTS FOR FIRE PROTECTION WATER STORAGE ARE BASED ON THE ASSUMPTION THAT THERE WILL BE ONLY ONE FIRE AT A TIME. THE CALCULATIONS SHALL ASSUME THAT THE WATER SUPPLY FROM OFF-SITE PUBLIC WATER PROVIDER(S) WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE. THE WATER SUPPLY FROM ON-SITE WATER SOURCES, SUCH AS GROUNDWATER WELLS, SHALL ONLY BE INCLUDED IN THE CALCULATIONS WHEN IT CAN BE DOCUMENTED THAT THE WATER SOURCE, PUMPING FACILITIES, AND CONVEYANCE SYSTEM ARE DESIGNED AND CONSTRUCTED TO PROVIDE CONTINUED OPERATION DURING THE EMERGENCY EVENT. (8.4.2.1.3, PHYSICAL SECURITY DESIGN MANUAL FOR MISSION CRITICAL FACILITIES).

35. FIRE SUPPRESSION: WATER STORAGE TANK REQUIREMENTS

WATER STORAGE TANKS SHALL BE DESIGNED IN ACCORDANCE WITH NFPA 22 “STANDARD FOR WATER TANKS FOR PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION.” (VA FIRE PROTECTION DESIGN MANUAL, 5.1(C)) NEW WATER STORAGE TANKS SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH A HIGH AND LOW LEVEL WATER SWITCHES THAT ARE CONNECTED TO THE SITE FIRE ALARM SYSTEM AND INITIATE SUPERVISORY ALARM SIGNALS (VA FIRE PROTECTION DESIGN MANUAL, 5.1(D)).

36. FIRE SUPPRESSION: WATER DISTRIBUTION AND HYDRANT REQUIREMENTS

FIRE PROTECTION WATER DISTRIBUTION AND FIRE HYDRANTS SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH VA FIRE PROTECTION DESIGN MANUAL SECTIONS 5.5 AND 5.6, RESPECTIVELY.

37. FIRE SUPPRESSION: SIGNAGE REQUIREMENTS

FURNISH APPROPRIATE SIGNAGE FOR ALL POST INDICATOR VALVES, FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTIONS, AND SECTIONAL VALVES. SIGNAGE SHALL INDICATE SPECIFIC

BUILDING AND/OR ZONE/AREA SERVED (VA FIRE PROTECTION DESIGN MANUAL, 5.7).

38. FIRE SUPPRESSION: SEISMIC REQUIREMENTS SEISMIC PROTECTION IS NOT REQUIRED, THE BUILDING IS LOCATED IN AN AREA OF ‘LOW’ SEISMICITY (VA FIRE

PROTECTION DESIGN MANUAL, 6.1(I)).

39. FIRE SUPPRESSION: SPRINKLER HEAD REQUIREMENTS

QUICK RESPONSE HEAD REQUIREMENT

INSTALL QUICK RESPONSE SPRINKLERS (QRS) IN ALL AREAS, EXCEPT WHERE SPECIFICALLY PROHIBITED OR NOTED ELSEWHERE IN THIS DOCUMENT. (E.G., IN AREAS REQUIRING HIGH TEMPERATURE HEADS WHERE NO QUICK RESPONSE SPRINKLERS ARE LISTED, DATA CENTERS, ELECTRICAL SWITCHGEAR ROOMS, ELEVATOR SHAFTS, OR ELEVATOR MACHINE ROOMS). ON RETROFIT PROJECTS, REPLACE EXISTING STANDARD RESPONSE SPRINKLERS WITH QRS WITHIN THE SMOKE COMPARTMENTS

BEING MODIFIED.

NOTE: IT IS PERMISSIBLE ON A CASE BY CASE BASIS TO INSTALL STANDARD RESPONSE SPRINKLERS IN SPACES WITHIN SMOKE ZONES THAT ARE PROTECTED BY QUICK RESPONSE SPRINKLERS, SUCH AS IN A MAIN ELECTRICAL SWITCH GEAR ROOM OR A DATA CENTER. (VA FIRE PROTECTION DESIGN MANUAL, 6.1(J)).

40. FIRE SUPPRESSION: QUICK RESPONSE HEAD REQUIREMENT

SPRINKLERS TO BE INSTALLED IN VA FACILITIES ARE REQUIRED TO BE FACTORY MUTUAL (FM) APPROVED AS QUICK RESPONSE EXCEPT AS IDENTIFIED BELOW.

CONCEALED SPRINKLERS ARE NOT PERMITTED TO BE USED FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION IN VA FACILITIES BECAUSE THERE ARE NONE THAT HAVE PASSED THE FM TEST FOR QUICK RESPONSE. ON RETROFIT PROJECTS, REPLACE EXISTING STANDARD RESPONSE SPRINKLERS WITH QRS WITHIN THE SMOKE COMPARTMENTS BEING

MODIFIED (VA FIRE PROTECTION DESIGN MANUAL, 6.1(K)).

NOTE: IT IS PERMISSIBLE ON A CASE BY CASE BASIS TO INSTALL STANDARD RESPONSE SPRINKLERS IN SPACES WITHIN SMOKE ZONES THAT ARE PROTECTED BY QUICK RESPONSE SPRINKLERS, SUCH AS IN A MAIN ELECTRICAL SWITCH GEAR ROOM. (IT IS GENERALLY NOT PERMISSIBLE TO MIX STANDARD AND QUICK RESPONSE

SPRINKLER HEADS WITHIN A ROOM OR CORRIDOR).

41. FIRE SUPPRESSION: FLOW CONTROL HEAD PROHIBITION

DO NOT USE FLOW CONTROL (ON/OFF) SPRINKLERS (VA FIRE PROTECTION DESIGN MANUAL, 6.1(N)).

42. FIRE SUPPRESSION: SPRINKLER ZONE REQUIREMENT

WHERE BUILDINGS ARE REQUIRED TO BE SUB-DIVIDED INTO SMOKE COMPARTMENTS, SEGREGATE SPRINKLERS INTO ZONES THAT CORRESPOND TO THE SMOKE COMPARTMENTS. COORDINATE SPRINKLER ZONES WITH SMOKE (COMPARTMENTS) AND FIRE ALARM EVACUATION ZONES. PROVIDE A FLOW SWITCH, ISOLATION VALVE, TAMPER SWITCH, AND PRESSURE GAGE FOR EACH ZONE. PROVIDE SEPARATE ZONES FOR PAINT SPRAY BOOTHS, DUST COLLECTORS, AND LINT COLLECTORS (VA FIRE

PROTECTION DESIGN MANUAL, 6.1(O)).

43. FIRE SUPPRESSION: SPRINKLER DRAIN REQUIREMENT

ROUTE THE DRAIN PIPES FOR EACH SPRINKLER RISER AND TEST CONNECTION TO THE BUILDING EXTERIOR TO FACILITATE TESTING. DO NOT TERMINATE AT SERVICE SINKS AS THEIR DRAINS ARE INADEQUATE FOR TEST FLOW. DRAIN PIPING SHALL BE 50 MM (2 IN) MINIMUM TO ACCOMMODATE DISCHARGE FROM FULL FLOW TESTS AT MAXIMUM SYSTEM PRESSURE. DESIGN EXTERIOR DRAINS TO PREVENT FLOODING OR DAMAGE TO LANDSCAPING, AND TO PREVENT WETTING OF WALKWAYS (VA FIRE

PROTECTION DESIGN MANUAL, 6.1(P)).

44. PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS:

FIRE EXTINGUISHERS ARE REQUIRED TO BE PROVIDED IN ACCORDANCE WITH NFPA 101 SECTION 9.9, AND NFPA 10

(LSC 20.3.5.3).

HOWEVER, PER VA FIRE PROTECTION DESIGN MANUAL DO NOT PROVIDE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS. LOCATE FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINETS TO COMPLY WITH NFPA 10.

LOCATE ADDITIONAL FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINETS IN THE SURGICAL SUITE, HIGH VALUE IT (INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY) EQUIPMENT AND TELEPHONE SWITCH ROOMS, AND IN ELEVATOR MACHINE ROOMS (VA FIRE PROTECTION DESIGN MANUAL, 6.4(A)).

SIZE FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINETS TO ACCOMMODATE A 9.5 L (2-1/2 GALLON) PRESSURIZED WATER EXTINGUISHER. RECESSED CABINETS ARE PREFERRED. SPECIFY CONSPICUOUS MARKING OF RECESSED CABINETS (VA FIRE PROTECTION DESIGN MANUAL, 6.4(B)).

45. FIRE ALARM SYSTEM

A FIRE ALARM SYSTEM IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 9.6 SHALL BE PROVIDED FOR THE NEW AMBULATORY HEALTH CARE OCCUPANCY (LSC 20.3.4.1):

THE FIRE ALARM SYSTEM MUST BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE 2018 INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE, NFPA 101, NFPA 70 (NEC), AND NFPA 72 (LSC §9.6.1).

FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL (FACP)

POWER FOR THE EQUIPMENT MUST BE FROM THE EMERGENCY POWER SYSTEM. THE FACP MUST PROVIDE POWER, SUPERVISION, CONTROL AND LOGIC FOR THE ENTIRE SYSTEM. THE FACP MUST MONITOR ALL FIRE ALARM DEVICES AND CONTROL AND NOTIFICATION CIRCUITS FOR ALARM, SUPERVISORY AND TROUBLE

CONDITIONS.

46. FIRE ALARM SYSTEM: FIRE ALARM INITIATION

ALARM INITIATION IS TO BE BY ANY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING (LSC §20.3.4.2):

• MANUAL MEANS

• ANY REQUIRED DETECTION DEVICES OR DETECTION SYSTEMS

47. FIRE ALARM SYSTEM: OCCUPANT NOTIFICATION

OCCUPANT NOTIFICATION SHALL BE ACCOMPLISHED AUTOMATICALLY, WITHOUT DELAY, IN ACCORDANCE WITH 9.6.3 UPON OPERATION OF ANY FIRE ALARM ACTIVATING

DEVICE (LSC 20.3.4.3.1).

AUDIBLE AND VISUAL INDICATING APPLIANCES SHALL BE PROVIDED AS REQUIRED BY NFPA 72 (LSC 9.6.3.5).

48. FIRE ALARM SYSTEM: EMERGENCY FORCES NOTIFICATION

EMERGENCY FORCES NOTIFICATION SHALL BE PROVIDED AND SHALL INCLUDE NOTIFYING BOTH THE FIRE DEPARTMENT (IN ACCORDANCE WITH NFPA 101 §9.6.4) AND THE APPROVED LOCAL EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION, IF ONE IS PROVIDED (LSC 20.3.4.3.2.1). THE NEW NOTIFICATION SYSTEM SHALL BE TIED INTO THE EXISTING SYSTEM

IN BUILDING 111.

49. FIRE ALARM SYSTEM: FIRE ALARM DEVICES

MANUAL PULL STATIONS

MANUAL PULL STATIONS MUST BE DOUBLE ACTION ADDRESSABLE MANUAL PULL STATIONS.

MANUAL PULL STATIONS WILL BE PROVIDED WITHIN 60 INCHES OF EACH EXIT DOORWAY (LSC 9.6.2.3), ON BOTH SIDES OF GROUPED OPENINGS OVER 40 FEET IN WIDTH (LSC §9.6.2.4), AND AT INTERVALS AS REQUIRED TO LIMIT TRAVEL DISTANCE TO 200 FEET (LSC §9.6.2.5).

MANUAL PULL STATIONS SHALL BE ACCESSIBLE, UNOBSTRUCTED, AND VISIBLE (LSC 9.6.2.7).

A MINIMUM OF ONE MANUAL PULL STATION IS REQUIRED (LSC 9.6.2.6).

MANUAL PULL STATION WILL BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH ADA REQUIREMENTS AND LIMITATIONS.

50. FIRE ALARM SYSTEM: SMOKE DETECTORS

SMOKE DETECTORS WILL MEET THE INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS OF NFPA 72.

SMOKE DETECTORS WILL BE PROVIDED AS FOLLOWS:

• AT SMOKE BARRIER DOORS.

• IN ALL ELEVATOR MACHINE ROOMS AND AT ELEVATOR DOORS.

• IN AREAS NOT CONTINUOUSLY OCCUPIED THAT CONTAIN FIRE ALARM CONTROL EQUIPMENT.

DUCT DETECTORS WILL BE PROVIDED ON THE SUPPLY AND RETURN AIR FANS OF AIR HANDLING UNITS IN ACCORDANCE WITH NFPA 101 OR NFPA 90A (VA FP DESIGN MANUAL 7.4-F). DUCT DETECTORS OBSTRUCTED FROM VIEW WILL BE PROVIDED WITH A REMOTE INDICATING LIGHT INSTALLED ON THE CEILING BELOW (VA FP DESIGN

MANUAL 7.4-F).

51. FIRE ALARM SYSTEM: SPRINKLER SYSTEM ALARMS AND SUPERVISORY DEVICES (LSC §9.6.2.8) WATER FLOW DETECTION DEVICES ON SPRINKLER SYSTEMS WILL BE MONITORED BY AN ADDRESSABLE INTERFACE DEVICE.

VALVE SUPERVISORY SWITCHES ON SPRINKLER SYSTEMS WILL BE MONITORED BY AN ADDRESSABLE INTERFACE DEVICE.

PRESSURE SWITCHES ON THE DRY PIPE SYSTEMS WILL BE MONITORED BY AN ADDRESSABLE INTERFACE DEVICE.

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REFER TO VA MANUAL PG-18-3 FOR ADDITIONAL CODES, STANDARDS, GUIDELINES AND

REGULATIONS, BELOW LISTING IS NOT COMPREHENSIVE.

ICC, INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODES, 2018 EDITION (IBC)

NFPA 101, LIFE SAFETY CODE, 2018 EDITION

MOST RECENT EDITION OF NFPA NATIONAL FIRE CODES WITH THE EXCEPTION OF NFPA

5000 AND NFPA 900

NFPA 70, NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE, 2014 EDITION

NFPA 72, NATIONAL FIRE ALARM CODE, 2016 EDITION

ICC, INTERNATIONAL PLUMBING CODE, 2018 EDITION (IPC)

ABAAS, ARCHITECTURAL BARRIERS ACT ACCESSIBILITY STANDARDS

OCCUPATIONAL, SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION (OSHA) STANDARDS

ENERGY POLICY ACT OF 2005 (EPACT)

EXECUTIVE ORDER 13423: STRENGTHENING FEDERAL ENVIRONMENTAL, ENERGY, AND

TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT.

ASHRAE 90.1-2016 HVAC SYSTEMS

ASHRAE 180 - 2012 VENTILATION FOR HEALTH CARE FACILITIES

ASHRAE 62.1 - 2016 VENTILATION FOR ACCEPTABLE INDOOR AIR QUALITY

ASHRAE 55- 2013 THERMAL ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS FOR HUMAN OCCUPANCY

ASCE-07-10

ACI 318-11

ACI 530-11

AISC 341-10

AISC 360-10

PCI MNL 120-10, DESIGN HANDBOOK

NFPA 10, STANDARD FOR PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS, 2013 EDITION

NFPA 13, STANDARD FOR THE INSTALLATION OF SPRINKLER SYSTEMS, 2016 EDITION

NFPA 20, STANDARD FOR THE INSTALLATION OF STATIONARY PUMPS FOR FIRE

PROTECTION, 2016 EDITION

NFPA 24, STANDARD FOR THE INSTALLATION OF PRIVATE FIRE SERVICE MAINS AND

THEIR APPURTENANCE, 2016 EDITION.

NFPA 54 NATIONAL FUEL GAS CODE, 2015 EDITION

NFPA 75, STANDARD FOR THE PROTECTION OF ELECTRICAL COMPUTER/DATA

PROCESSING EQUIPMENT, 2017 EDITION

NFPA 77, RECOMMENDED PRACTICE ON STATIC ELECTRICITY, 2014 EDITION

NFPA 80, STANDARD FOR FIRE DOORS AND FIRE WINDOWS, 2016 EDITION

NFPA 90A, STANDARD FOR THE INSTALLATION OF AIR-CONDITIONING AND VENTILATING

SYSTEMS, 2015 EDITION.

NFPA 92, STANDARD FOR SMOKE CONTROL SYSTEMS, 2015 EDITION

NFPA 99, STANDARD FOR HEALTHCARE FACILITIES, 2015 EDITION

NFPA 110, STANDARD FOR EMERGENCY AND STANDBY POWER SYSTEMS

NFPA 220, STANDARD TYPES OF BUILDING CONSTRUCTION, 2015 EDITION.

NPFA 241, STANDARD FOR SAFEGUARDING CONSTRUCTION, ALTERATION, AND

DEMOLITION OPERATIONS

NFPA 780, STANDARD FOR INSTALLATION OF LIGHTING PROTECTION SYSTEMS, 2017

EDITION

ANSI A117.1-2009 STANDARD ON ACCESSIBLE & USABLE BUILDINGS AND FACILITIES

2010 ADA STANDARDS FOR ACCESSIBLE DESIGN

VA DIRECTIVES, DESIGN MANUALS, MASTER SPECIFICATIONS, VA NATIONAL CAD

STANDARD APPLICATION GUIDE, AND OTHER GUIDANCE ON THE TECHNICAL

INFORMATION LIBRARY (TIL) (HTTP://WWW.CFM.VA.GOV/TIL/).

RADIATION THERAPY DESIGN GUIDE, APRIL 2008

VA BARRIER FREE DESIGN GUIDE PG-18-13, ABAAS

ARCHITECTURAL, JANUARY 1, 2017

ASBESTOS ABATEMENT, JULY 2011

CMP SCHEDULE AND RISK MANAGEMENT, VOL. 1 & 2, DECEMBER 2012

ELECTRICAL, DECEMBER 2015

EQUIPMENT, JANUARY 2006

ESTIMATING, MARCH 8, 2011

FIRE PROTECTION, SEVENTH EDITION REVISED DECEMBER 2015

HVAC DESIGN MANUAL, NOVEMBER 2017

INTERIOR DESIGN, MAY 2008

LIGHTING DESIGN, DECEMBER 2015

PHYSICAL SECURITY DESIGN MANUAL, JANUARY 2015

PLUMBING, NOVEMBER 2014

SITE, APRIL 2013

STEAM HEATING, HOT WATER AND OUTSIDE DISTRIBUTION, SEPTEMBER 2016

STRUCTURAL, FEBRUARY 1, 2014

SUSTAINABILITY, AUGUST 2017

TELECOMMUNICATIONS, FEBRUARY 2016

NFPA INTERIM GUIDANCE FOR PROJECTS, PG-18-17, SEPTEMBER 30, 2010

WAY FINDING AND SIGNAGE, INTERIOR, DECEMBER 2012

SEISMIC DESIGN REQUIREMENTS, H-18-8, AUGUST 2013

ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING GUIDANCE PG-18-17 NEPA INTERIM GUIDELINES FOR

PROJECTS SEPTEMBER 30, 2010

VA DESIGN MANUALS PG-18-10:

GOVERNING CODES:

OCCUPANCY FOR RADIATION

ONCOLOGY SUITE

OCCUPANCY FOR LOGISTICS SUITE

OCCUPANCY FOR PET / MRI TRAILER

OCCUPANCY FOR ASSEMBLY

SUITE BOUNDARY FOR OCCUPANCY

SEPARATION

EXAM

B0205

EXAM

B0206

EXAM

B0209

TOILET

B0212

NURSE

PRACTITIONER

B0213

LEAD PHYSICIAN

B0214

TOILET

B0217

CLEAN

B0215

HAC

B0218

CONFERENCE ROOM

B0220

ADMIN

B0216

CANCER CARE

B0228

RESEARCH

B0229

BLOCK MOLD FILM

PROCESS STORAGE

B0230

EXAM

B0211

NURSE

WORKSTATIONS

B0208

RESIDENT

WORKSTATIONS

B0227

RECEPTION

B0201

WAITING

B0200

STAFF LOUNGE

B0221

PHYSICIST

WORKROOM

B0222

LEAD PHYSICIST

B0223

CONTROL ROOM

B0014

CONTROL ROOM

B0011

CONSULT / EXAM

B0204

VITALS

B0203

LOCKERS

B0219

ADMIN

B0224

EXAM

B0210

PHYSICIAN

WORKSTATIONS

B0226

PROCEDURE

HOLDING BAY

B0207

DRESSING / TOILET

B0007

CORRIDOR

C0A15

CORRIDOR

C0A14

CORRIDOR

C0A13

CORRIDOR

C0A12

CORRIDOR

C0A10

MECH / ELEC

B0225

SCHEDULERS

B0202

PET-MRI VESTIBULE

B0015

CORRIDOR

C0A17

LOGISTICS - CLEAN

B0234

OVERALL D

IA

GONAL D

IS

TANCE = 242'-

4"

DISTANCE BETWEEN EXITS = 129'-9

12055 SF

100121

I-2

EXIT

ACCESS

EXIT ACCESS

EXIT ACCESS

EXIT ACCESS

EXIT

ACCESS

EXIT

EXIT

EXIT

DRESSING / TOILET

B0008

WAITING ROOM

B0009

DRESSING ROOM

B0010

CT STORAGE

B0006

CT EQUIPMENT

B0005

CT SCANNER

B0004

CT ENTRY ROOM

B0003

CONTROL ROOM

B0002

DOSIMETRY

B0001

PHYSICS STORAGE

B0233

SOILED

B0232

CORRIDOR

C0A19

CLEAN LINENS

B0231

LOGISTICS - DIRTY

B0235

1693 SF

10017

I-2

272 SF

A

176 SF

A

608 SF

A

137 SF

A

689 SF

I-2

367 SF

I-2

FEC

FEC

FEC

FEC

FEC

FEC

FEC

RE: UL U418 FOR

ASSEMBLY DESCRIPTION

TYPE V-A CONSTRUCTION

SEPARATED FROM II-B

CONSTRUCTION BY 2-HOUR

BARRIER. 2 EXITS PROVIDED

FROM SPACE.

MAX. T

RAVEL DISTANCE = 180'-1"

TRAVEL DISTANCE = 117'-0"

EXIT

LUKE

J LEISING

43897-6

INDIANAPOLIS

IN

W I S

CONS

I N

P R O

F E S

S I O N A L

E N

G I N

E E R

Project Number

Building Number

Drawing Number

Project Title

Location

Issue Date Checked Drawn

Drawing Title

Approved:

VA FORM 08 - 6231

A

Office of Construction and Facilities Management

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

B

C

D

E

F

A

B

C

D

E

F

21 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Phase

ARCHITECT/ENGINEER OF RECORD

A/E:

STAMPCONSULTANT

321 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Consultant:

GUIDON DESIGN INC.

905 N. CAPITOL AVE. SUITE 100 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN. 46204

317.800.6388 | WWW.GUIDONDESIGN.COM

SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE + ENGINEERING

PROJECT LEAD

Architect, Structural Engineer, Civil EngineerRING & DuCHATEAU LLP

117400 W. CAPITOL DRIVE

BROOKFIELD, WI 53045

MILWAUKEE VAMC FULLY-SPRINKLERED

CONSTRUCT NEW RADIATION

ONCOLOGY SUITE

MILWAUKEE VAMC

695-404

BLDG 111

PHASING IS DEFINED IN PROJECT SPECIFICATIONS AND PHASING PLANS. CONTRACTOR

TO COORDINATE THE FULL SCOPE OF WORK TO BE PHASED SO AS TO NOT IMPACT THE

OPERATION OF SURROUNDING SPACES OR PREVIOUS PHASES. SPECIFIC COORDINATION

SHOULD BE GIVEN FOR DEMOLITION, UTILITY ROUTING AND SHUTDOWNS.

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GI102

BASEMENT LIFE SAFETY FLOOR

PLAN

04 OCTOBER 2018 LL DV

FINAL CONSTRUCTION

DOCUMENTS

N

SCALE: 3/32" = 1'-0"GI102

1 FIRST FLOOR LIFE SAFETY PLAN

LIFE SAFETY OCCUPANCY COUNT

AREA SF OCC OCC FAC # OF OCC

BASEMENT LEVEL

RADIATION ONCOLOGY SUITE 12055 SF I-2 100 121

LOGISTICS 1693 SF I-2 100 17

ASSEMBLY 272 SF A 15 19

ASSEMBLY 176 SF A 15 12

ASSEMBLY 608 SF A 15 41

ASSEMBLY 137 SF A 15 10

PET / MRI TRAILER RAMP 689 SF I-2 100 7

RADIATION ONCOLOGY SUITE 367 SF I-2 100 4

EQUIPMENT WASH

ROOM

B0230

STORAGE

B0230C

CART HOLDING

B0230B

CART RECEIVING

AREA

B0212A

AUTO CART WATCH

B0212

STORAGE

B0212B

STERILIZER ROOM

CONTROLS

B0210

STERILIZER ROOM

B0208

ACCESS TO

STERILIZER

B0210A

UNASSIGNED

UNASSIGNEDSTORAGE

B0112A

LOGISTICS IMPLANT

OFFICE

B0112

STEAM STERILIZER

B0207

EQUIPMENT

HOLDING

B0209

EQUIPMENT ROOM

B0209A

HAC

B0205

TOILET, MALE

B0203B

TOILET, FEMALE

B0203C

LOCKER ROOM

B0203

STERILE SUPPLY

B0201

CORRIDOR

C0A5

CORRIDOR

COA2

IC/PHASING LEGEND

TEMPORARY WALLS. SEE PLAN AND

PLAN NOTES

TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION ACCESS

DOORS

BEYOND PROJECT BOUNDARY

PROJECT BOUNDARY

CONSTRUCTION PHASE 1

DEMOLISH EXISTING PET/MRI RAMP, WORK IN/NEAR VESTIBULE AND ALL

ASSOCIATED STRUCTURE. CONSTRUCT RAMP, ALL SITE WORK AND

REQUIRED INTERIM LIFE SAFETY MEASURES TO INCLUDE DETOUR SIGNS

TO ALTERNATIVE HOSPITAL PEDESTRIAN ENTRANCE/EXIT. COORDINATE

FOUNDATIONS OF NEW OF PET/MRI RAMP TO NOT IMPACT FUTURE

PHASES OR CONSTRUCTION AREA. FOUNDATIONS CAN BE IN THIS PHASE

OR FUTURE PHASE AS NEEDED. PHASE CAN RUN CONCURRENTLY WITH

PHASE 2A.

CONSTRUCTION PHASE 2A

CONSTRUCT CORRIDOR C0A17. THIS CORRIDOR SHOULD BE COMPLETE

AND OPERATIONAL AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. REMOVE ANY INTERIM LIFE

SAFETY MEASURES NOT REQUIRED AT THE COMPLETION OF THIS PHASE.

PHASE IS COMPLETE WITH THE OPENING OF THE CORRIDOR TO VISITORS.

AFTER THE END OF THIS PHASE CONTRACTOR MUST KEEP CORRIDOR

CLEAR OF ANY MATERIALS AND/OR BARRIERS. PHASE CAN RUN

CONCURRENTLY WITH PHASE 2B AND 2C

CONSTRUCTION PHASE 2B

CONSTRUCT LOGISTICS CLEAN AND DIRTY SPACES (B2034 AND B0235). TO

BE COMPLETED AND OPERATIONAL AT THE END OF THIS PHASE. PHASE IS

COMPLETE WITH THE TURN OVER THIS SPACE TO THE VA AND VA’S

ACCEPTANCE.

CONSTRUCTION PHASE 2C

CONSTRUCT THE CORE AND SHELL OF BUILDING ADDITION. BUILDING

MUST BE WEATHERPROOF AT THE COMPLETION OF THIS PHASE. THIS

CONSTRUCTION PHASE CAN HAPPEN SIMULTANEOUSLY WITH PHASE 2A

AND 2B.

CONSTRUCTION PHASE 3

CONSTRUCT THE INTERIOR OF THE FULL PROJECT EXCLUDING THE WORK

INDICATED IN PHASE 4 AND PHASE 5 TO INCLUDE THE INSTALLATION OF

LINAC VAULT SHIELDING. CONSTRUCT TEMPORARY RECEPTION AND

WAITING AREAS IN ROOMS B0228, B0229, AND B0230 TO BE USED DURING

PHASE 4. PHASE IS COMPLETE WITH THE TURN OVER OF THE PORTION OF

WORK IN PHASE 2(A, B, C) AND PHASE 3 BOUNDARIES TURNED OVER TO

THE VA AND VA’S ACCEPTANCE. COORDINATE UTILITY WORK TO LIMIT ANY

DISRUPTIONS TO THE NEW SPACE PRIOR TO TURN OVER.

CONSTRUCTION PHASE 4

CONSTRUCT THE PORTION OF INTERIOR SCOPE WITHIN ROOMS: B0202,

B0200, B0201, COA10, B0204, B0205, B0203 AND PARTIAL COA12. INCLUDING

NEW WAITING AREA, RECEPTION, AND SCHEDULER SPACES. PHASE

COMPLETE WITH THE TURN OVER OF THIS AREA TO THE VA AND VA’S

ACCEPTANCE.

CONSTRUCTION PHASE 5

CONSTRUCT THE PORTION OF INTERIOR SCOPE WITHIN ROOMS: B0228,

B0229, AND B0230. PHASE COMPLETE WITH THE TURN OVER OF THIS AREA

TO THE VA. AND VA’S ACCEPTANCE.

CONSTRUCTION PHASE 6

CONSTRUCT NEW PET/MRI RAMP AND VESTIBULE. THIS PHASE CAN TAKE

PLACE AT ANY POINT AFTER THE ACCEPTANCE OF PHASE 2. MUST BE

COMPLETED PRIOR TO THE COMPLETION OF PHASE 3. PHASE COMPLETE

WITH THE TURN OVER OF THIS AREA TO THE VA. AND VA’S ACCEPTANCE.

AREA COMPLETE AND DELIVERED TO VA

INFECTION CONTROL PLAN NOTES #

INFECTION CONTROL PROJECT…