5-Volume 4 of 4 - Construction Drawings-Bookmarked-FINAL.pdf

This is a construction drawings document for the Key West International Airport Noise Insulation Program Group 3, prepared for the Monroe County Board of County Commissioners in Florida. The project consists of sound insulation improvements to five residential properties located at 2809 Flagler Avenue, 3031 Flagler Avenue, 2808 Staples Avenue, 2832 Staples Avenue, and 2908 Staples Avenue in Key West. The scope of work is limited to sound insulation only and includes replacement of windows and doors, infilling of existing through-wall air conditioning units and pet doors, removal of storm protection and security bars/screens, and mechanical and electrical modifications. All work must comply with the 2023 Florida Building Code (8th Edition) and is designed for an ultimate design wind speed of 180 MPH under Risk Category II (single-family residential) with Exposure Category C conditions. The construction drawings include architectural, mechanical, and electrical plans for each property, along with window and door style sheets, installation guidelines, and typical project details for various building assembly conditions including wood frame and concrete block construction.

The contractor is responsible for all required product approvals for doors and windows at no additional cost and must provide engineering certifications where necessary for anchorage conditions deviating from standard product approvals. The contractor is required to include the cost of all permits in the bid and must visit the site to become familiar with existing conditions prior to submitting a proposal. All exterior mechanical equipment must be mounted 12 inches above the current FEMA flood plane as established by the local authority having jurisdiction. Any deteriorated or structurally questionable areas discovered during construction must be immediately reported to the architect, with all work halted at that address until further notice. The document specifies detailed installation requirements for windows and doors, wood buck preparation, shim installation, and waterproofing procedures to ensure proper anchorage and weather-tight installations in accordance with manufacturer specifications and Florida product approvals.