751.24291.JBB.DNR.Shingleton.BunkHseRen.DRAWINGS.BIDDING.26Sep2025.pdf

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Keynotes:

1. Remove existing 48" base cabinet and 48" wall cabinet and relocate to opposite wall.

2. Existing 18" and 36" base cabinets to remain.

3. Existing 18" wall cabinets to remain.

4. Existing 42" base cabinet and 42" wall cabinet to remain. Remove door on base cabinet to suit corner unit arrangement.

5. Relocated 48" base cabinet and 48" wall cabinet.

6. New 18" wide x 24" deep x 6'-9" high casework pantry unit (to match existing wood cabinets). Contractor to verify height.

7. New plastic laminate countertop.

8. New soffit. New range exhaust hood vent to run through soffit.

9. New range exhaust hood with light, vent to exterior.

10. New two-compartment stainless steel sink and new faucet.

11. New electric range - to be purchased by DNR.

12. New refrigerator - to be purchased by DNR.

13. Repair broken window glass.

14. New lighting in Kitchen.

15. Repair damaged plaster in Bedroom #1.

16. Paint walls and ceilings in Kitchen, Hallway, Bath, Bedrooms #1 and #2.

Repair any damaged plaster as required.

17. Existing water closet to remain. Remove to install new tile flooring and reinstall.

18. Existing cabinet heater to remain. Remove to install new tile and re-install.

19. Existing vanity base re-installed with new vanity top and new faucet.

20. New 60" x 30" shower base. New ceramic tile on walls in shower.

21. Install new exhaust fan with light that exhausts to the outside. Both fan and light shall turn on with a single switch.

22. Existing 1'-10" wide x 2'-8" high vinyl casement window to remain.

23. Install new ceramic tile flooring in Bathroom.

24. Install new flooring in Kitchen and Hallway - Bid Alternate #1.

25. New smoke/carbon monoxide detectors (hard wired). Three required.

26. Existing telephone to remain.

27. Remove and relocate fire extinguisher.

28. New countertop with open space below.

29. New marble threshold.

30. 15" towel bar.

31. 24" towel bar.

32. Coat / robe hooks (4).

33. Soap dish.

34. Tempered glass shower enclosure and door.

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Demolition Keynotes:

1. Remove plastic laminate countertops.

2. Remove 48" base cabinet unit.

3. Remove 48" wall cabinet unit.

4. Remove sink and faucet.

5. Existing refrigerator and electric range to be removed by the owner.

6. Remove the (unvented) range exhaust hood.

7. Remove and relocate the wall mounted fire extinguisher.

8. Remove surface mounted light fixtures.

9. Remove and replace vanity top and faucets. Existing vanity base will be re-used. Remove vanity base to install new flooring and re-install.

10. Remove bathtub/shower unit.

11. Remove 12"x12" vinyl floor tile.

12. Remove and relocate the 30" wall cabinet

13. Remove 12x12 floor tile in Kitchen and Hallway - Bid Alternate #1

14. Remove tile in Bathroom shower compartment only.

4'-2" high tile on other walls to remain.

Ken BIDDING Sep. 26, 2025

Ken Note: See Note #5 on electrical drawing E-1, about repair of architectural finishes for routing of new conduit from the second floor to the first floor mechanical room. This item is included in the Base Bid.

Ken Remove the existing double hung window and replace with new window.

Ken Base Bid: Bathroom Renovation Bid Alternate #1 (add alternate): Kitchen Renovation Bid Alternate #2 (add alternate): Hallway Renovation

Remove existing damaged window and replace with new 2'-8" wide x 2'-10" high unit. Window shall be Andersen 400 Series "Woodwright" with clear insulated glass, pine interior finish and white exterior finish. This item is included in Bid Alternate #1.

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EXISTING

BASEBOARD

RADIATION TO

REMAIN.

THESE DRAWINGS DO NOT SHOW ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS AND SHOW

ONLY GENERAL ARRANGEMENT OF HVAC SYSTEMS AND DUCTWORK.

EXISTING MECHANICAL DRAWINGS ARE NOT AVAILABLE. THE MECHANICAL

CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY CONDITIONS AND LOCATION PRIOR TO

BIDDING AND COMMENCEMENT OF ANY WORK. IF SYSTEMS OR DUCTWORK

ARE NOT AS SHOWN, THE MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE A

PROPOSED SOLUTION TO THE ENGINEER, BASED UPON CURRENT FIELD

CONDITIONS.

GENERAL NOTE

KEYED MECHANICAL NOTES

NEW EXHAUST LOUVER WITH BACKDRAFT DAMPER.

NEW LOUVERS FOR EXHAUST FAN AND RANGE HOOD SHALL BE

PROPERLY TRIMMED AND FLASHED TO SUIT THE EXISTING

PRE-ENGINEERED SIDING (WITH 6-1/2" EXPOSURE).

NEW EXHAUST DUCT TO BE ROUTED THROUGH NEW SOFFIT. SEE

ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS.

NEW EXHAUST FAN DUCT TO BE ROUTED THROUGH THE ATTIC TO THE

EXTERIOR.

DIVISION 23 - MECHANICAL

PART 1 GENERAL MECHANICAL PROVISIONS

1.1 GENERAL

THE WORK IN THIS DIVISION CONSISTS OF FURNISHING ALL LABOR AND MATERIALS, ACCESSORIES, EQUIPMENT, TRANSPORTATION, SUPERVISION, START-UP SERVICES, INSTRUCTIONS, PERMITS AND INCIDENTALS NECESSARY TO COMPLETE INSTALLATION AND

SUCCESSFULLY TEST, START-UP AND OPERATE, IN A PRACTICAL AND EFFICIENT MANOR, ALL MECHANICAL WORK AND SYSTEMS INDICATED

ON THE DRAWINGS AND DESCRIBED IN THE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS. THE WORK SHALL ALSO INCLUDE ANY ITEMS WHICH, WHILE

NOT SPECIFICALLY INCLUDED IN THESE SPECIFICATIONS OR DRAWINGS, ARE REASONABLE AND ACCEPTED TRADE PRACTICE OR

NECESSARY FOR THE PROPER COMPLETION OF THIS SYSTEM.

1.2 CODES, ORDINANCES, PERMITS, FEES OR ASSESSMENTS

ALL WORK AND MATERIALS SHALL BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE 2021 MICHIGAN MECHANICAL CODE.

ALL LABOR, MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT SHALL BE GUARANTEED BY THE CONTRACTOR AND/OR WARRANTED BY THE MANUFACTURER FOR

ONE (1) CALENDAR YEAR AFTER DATE OF FINAL ACCEPTANCE, EXCEPT WHERE SPECIFIC, LONGER PERIODS ARE SPECIFIED. MAKE ALL

NECESSARY ALTERATIONS, REPAIRS, ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS DURING GUARANTEE PERIOD AS DIRECTED BY ENGINEER TO

COMPLY WITH DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS. SUCH WORK SHALL BE AT NO COST TO THE OWNER.

PART 2 BASIC MATERIALS AND METHODS

THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH ALL LABOR AND MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR THE WORK AND AS REQUIRED TO MAKE COMPLETE SYSTEMS.

MATERIALS SHALL BE NEW, OF FIRST-CLASS QUALITY AND SHALL BE FURNISHED COMPLETE INCLUDING DELIVERY, ERECTION, FINISH AND

CONNECTIONS. ALL PRODUCTS SHALL BE INSTALLED PER MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS.

SHOP DRAWINGS: SHOP DRAWINGS SHALL BE SUBMITTED FOR THE ENGINEER'S REVIEW. ITEMS ON WHICH SHOP DRAWINGS SHALL BE

PROVIDED WILL INCLUDE, BUT NOT BE LIMITED TO, THE FOLLOWING: HEATING AND VENTILATING EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES.

TEMPERATURE CONTROL EQUIPMENT.

DUCTWORK: ALL DUCTWORK SHALL BE GALVANIZED STEEL CONFORMING TO ASHRAE AND SMACNA LOW PRESSURE STANDARD.

MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS

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REC # 5217

ELECTRICAL PLAN NOTES

REMOVE EXISTING LIGHTING FIXTURE AND REPLACE WITH NEW AS

SHOWN. EXISTING CIRCUIT AND CONTROL SHALL REMAIN.

PROVIDE NEW COMBINATION SMOKE CO DETECTOR WITH ALARM,

HARDWIRED AND BATTERY BACKUP. CONNECT TO NEW DEDICATED

15A/1P AFCI BREAKER AND LABEL. DETECTOR EQUAL TO KIDDIE

30CUA10.

"A24"

TYPE DESCRIPTION

LIGHTING FIXTURE SCHEDULE

MANUFACTURER / CATALOG NUMBER

LEDUNV/34

LAMPSVOLTS/WATTS REMARKS

SURFACE MOUNT, SET COLOR TEMP. TO 3500KMETALUX #24MMS-L3C3-UNV2'X4' SURFACE MOUNTED LED FLAT PANEL

"A12" 1'X2' SURFACE MOUNTED LED FLAT PANEL

SINGLE POLE SWITCH MT. 48" A.F.F. TO CENTERLINE OF BOX

ELECTRICAL SYMBOL LEGEND

SYMBOL DESCRIPTION NOTESMFG. DATA

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORE.C.

MECHANICAL CONTRACTORM.C.

PLUMBING CONTRACTORP.C.

WEATHERPROOFWP

SEE PLAN

ABOVE FINISHED FLOORAFF

ABOVE FINISHED GRADEAFG

UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTEDUON

ABOVE COUNTERAC

additional means necessary to support lighting fixtures that would put C. The Electrical Contractor shall be responsible to furnish and install all installed by the Contractor if necessary to secure fixture.

not rotate on single box connections. Additional fastening shall be the Architect. All surface fixtures shall be securely mounted and shall obstructions. Any major changes in the arrangement must be approved by by enough distance to clear construction and mechanical interferences or arrangement shown on the plans. The Contractor may vary these dimensions recessed fixtures to maintain the alignment, spacings, layers and general taken in the placement of outlets, surface-mounted, recessed and semi- B. All fixtures must be installed in a workmanlike manner. Care must be with the General Contractor so that correct accessories can be ordered.

The Electrical Contractor shall confirm the exact ceiling construction etc.), whether these items are specifically mentioned or not.

installation of all mounting accessories (i.e., stems, plaster frames, complete installation of the fixtures including the furnishing and includes the furnishing of all labor, materials and equipment for the as shown on the plans and as listed in the fixture legend. This work A. The Electrical Contractor shall furnish and install all lighting fixtures plates or covers shall be of a type designed for fittings or boxes.

devices are installed in exposed conduit fittings or outlet boxes, the C. Plates for wiring devices shall be #302 nonmagnetic stainless steel. When finished wall surfaces without the use of mats or similar devices;

B. Plates shall be installed with all four edges in continuous contact with project in original cartons. Devices shall be in accordance with elec- A. All wiring devices shall be of one manufacture and shall be delivered to clean. The interiors of all cabinets, pull boxes, and equipment and rubbish and shall leave manholes and electrical equipment rooms broom lation. Upon completion of the project, he shall dispose of all debris debris and rubbish accumulating as a result of the electrical instal- A. The Electrical Contractor shall periodically remove from the site all through the exterior walls and ground floor shall be waterproofed.

being cut, i.e., structural members shall not be weakened and holes B. No cutting or patching shall impair the strength or function of work cutting and patching shall be done with the approval and under the patching necessary for the installation of electrical work. All such A. Cutting and Patching: The Electrical Contractor shall do all cutting and

* "Sta-Kon" Connectors manufactured by Thomas & Betts.

shall be firmly bonded together and taped or shall be made with B. Joints will be permitted only in junction and outlet boxes. All joints and cable shall be new and shall be delivered to project in unbroken and A. The minimum size conductor permitted shall be #12 THHN copper. All wire excessive stress on the ceiling system.

1.9 Lighting Fixtures

supervision of the Architect.

plaster filling will not be permitted.

trical symbol Legend.

1.8 Wiring Devices

enclosures shall be free of any debris.

1.7 Housekeeping and Cleanup

1.6 Installation Methods

* "Scotchlox Spring" Connectors manufactured by 3M.

mechanical connectors as follows:

undamaged cartons and reels. All wiring shall be copper.

1.5 Conductors

run exposed in finished areas, location of the runs must be approved by and overhead in rooms without finished ceilings. Where conduits must be wiring will be permitted only in electric rooms, heating equipment rooms A. All wiring shall be concealed in finished areas of building. Exposed directory accurately indicating rooms and/or equipment being served.

A. Each distribution and lighting panel shall be equipped with a typewritten ordered until approved drawings have been returned. Such submittals shall All equipment for which shop drawings are being submitted shall not be each of the following drawings and data sheets for approval.

to proceed with the work, he shall submit to the Architect B. Within thirty (10) days after the Electrical Contractor has been notified and shall bear the Underwriter's Laboratories (U.L.) Seal.

A. All materials used on this project shall be new (unless noted otherwise) final inspection and approval from the Inspection Bureau having of the work, the Contractor shall furnish to the Owner a certificate of and shall include the cost of all such in his Proposal. After completion responsible for the obtaining of all necessary permits and inspections Electrical Code and local codes. The Electrical Contractor shall be trical installations in effect and with the regulations of the National A. The electrical installation shall comply with all laws applying to elec-the Architect.

1.4 Raceways and Fittings

1.3 Identification and Instructions

* Lighting Fixture Cuts and Performance Data Sheets include:

1.2 Shop Drawing Submittals

jurisdiction.

1.1 Codes, Standards, Permits

PART 1 - GENERAL

SECTION 26000 - GENERAL PROVISIONS

ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS

SB/CO

SB/CO

SB/CO

LEDUNV/24 SURFACE MOUNT, SET COLOR TEMP. TO 3500KMETALUX #12MMS-L3C3-UNV

"A24"

"A12"

3 CONNECT NEW COMBINATION EXHAUST FAN/LIGHT TO EXISTING

LIGHTING CIRCUIT. (ALL LIGHTING AND FAN ON SAME SWITCHLEG).

EF/L

SB/CO COMBINATION SMOKE / CARBON MONOXIDE ALARM (HARDWIRED WITH BATTERY BACKUP) SEE PLAN

4 DISCONNECT EXISTING EXHAUST HOOD AND RECONNECT NEW TO

EXISTING CIRCUIT. COORDINATE WITH M.C.

EXISTING

ELECTRICAL PANEL

ON 1ST FLOOR

5 DROP DOWN IN CLOSET AND RUN ALONG CEILING SURFACE ON 1ST

LEVEL OVER TO EXISTING PANEL IN 1/2" EMT. WIRING MAY BE PLACED

IN FLEXIBLE CONDUIT LOCATED IN THE CEILING CAVITY ABOVE THE

FIRST FLOOR HALLWAY, PENDING FIELD VERIFICATION. ANY EXPOSED

CONDUIT ON THE FIRST FLOOR HALLWAY SHALL BE SECURED TO THE

WALL OR CEILING SURFACE AND SHALL BE PAINTED TO MATCH

WALL/CEILING FINISH.

WIRING IN ATTIC (TYP.)

6 PROVIDE BOX EXTENDERS AS REQUIRED TO ALLOW EXISTING

DEVICES TO MEET NEW WALL SURFACES PLANNED FOR THIS SPACE.

OS SINGLE POLE OCCUPANCY SENSOR SWITCH EQUAL TO LITHONIA

WSX SERIES

MT. 48" A.F.F. TO CENTERLINE OF BOX, SET TO AUTO ON/OFF WITH OFF SET TO 5 MIN.

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7 PROVIDE NEW WALL BOX OCCUPANCY SENSOR SWITCH IN PLACE OF

EXISTING SINGLE POLE. REUSE EXISTING CIRCUIT.

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TAGGED PLUMBING FIXTURES ARE A REPLACEMENT OF THE ORIGINAL FIXTURE.

THE P.C. SHALL REPLACE WASTE, ESCUTCHEONS AT LAV'S, ETC.. PER

SPECIFICATIONS AND SCHEDULE. VERIFY ALL ROUGH-IN REQUIREMENTS FOR

NEW FIXTURES AND REUSE EXISTING WHERE POSSIBLE. EXTEND AND ADJUST AS

REQUIRED TO ACCOMMODATE THE NEW FIXTURE. P.C. SHALL NEATLY CAULK

FIXTURE AS REQUIRED.

TEMPORARILY DISCONNECT, REMOVE, AND STORE TAGGED FIXTURE.

P.C. SHALL REINSTALL AFTER NEW FINISHES ARE COMPLETE. UTILIZE EXISTING

TRIMS AND ACCESSORIES. CLEAN OLD CAULK FROM FIXTURE AND RECAULK AT

NEW FINISHES. P.C. SHALL VERIFY IF LENGTH OF EXISTING MOUNTING BOLTS ARE

LONG ENOUGH TO ACCOMMODATE THE THICKNESS ON THE NEW FINISHES. P.C.

SHALL EXTEND BOLTS IF REQUIRED. ADJUST WASTE PIPING AS REQUIRED AND

RECONNECT.

REVISED PLAN NOTES

WC-1 - WATER CLOSET (EXISTING) : TO BE REMOVED AND REINSTALLED.

LAV-1 - LAVATORY (VANITY TOP):

FIXTURE - SWANSTONE "ELLIPSE" 19"W X 17"D SOLID SURFACE VANITY TOP WITH OVAL INTEGRATED BOWL, COLOR - "BISQUE", INSTALL ON EXISTING

WOOD VANITY CABINET.

TRIM - TWO-HANDLED CENTERSET LAVATORY FAUCET WITH WRIST BLADE HANDLES, 0.5 G.P.M. FLOW RATE, ADA COMPLIANT. AMERICAN STANDARD

MODEL 5500.175. PROVIDE LOOSE KEY OPERATED ANGLE STOPS WITH ESCUTCHEONS AND STAINLESS STEEL BRAIDED FLEXIBLE WATER SUPPLIES.

WASTE - WHEELCHAIR LAVATORY CAST GRID DRAIN PLUG WITH STRAINER AND OFFSET DRAIN ASSEMBLY WITH 1¼” O.D. TAILPIECE. CONFIRM WASTE

OPENING SIZE PRIOR TO ORDERING.

INSULATION - PROVIDE PROTECTIVE DEVICE TO COVER P-TRAP AND HOT AND COLD WATER ANGLE STOPS AND SUPPLIES. SHALL COMPLY WITH: ASTM

D-635 (FLAMMABILITY), ASTM G-21-90 AND G-22-76 (FOR FUNGAL/BACTERIAL GROWTH), UBC 85, ADA 11/27/92, AND SHALL BE LISTED BY IAPMO FILE 3375.

EQUAL TO TRUBRO.

MIXING VALVE - ASSE 1070 APPROVED. WATTS LFMMV LEAD FREE, ADJUSTABLE THERMOSTATIC MIXING VALVE WITH LOCKING CAP. SET TO 100 DEG F.

S-1 - KITCHEN SINK (DROP-IN):

FIXTURE - ELKAY MODEL DLR251910 STAINLESS STEEL DOUBLE BOWL TOP MOUNT SINK WITH CENTER DRAIN LOCATION. INCLUDES TWO LK99 BASKET

STRAINERS. OD 25" LEFT TO RIGHT BY 19 1/2" FRONT TO BACK. BOWL ID 10" X 14" X 10" MINIMUM CABINET SIZE 36" WIDE

TRIM - GERBER G0040164 VIPER SINGLE LEVER HANDLE FAUCET WITH CERAMIC DISC CARTRIDGE AND PULL-DOWN SPRAY. SPOUT IS 15 5/8" HIGH AND

HAS A 8 3/4" REACH

SH-1 - SHOWER :

FIXTURE - 60"X30" REINFORCED POLYESTER/FIBERGLASS SHOWER BASE WITH GEL COAT, NON-SLIP FINISH. WARM RAIN MODEL #B-531.

TRIM - SHOWER ONLY TRIM KIT. 1.75 GPM, MULTIFUNCTION SHOWER HEAD WITH ASSE 1016 CERTIFIED MIXING VALVE. GERBER MODEL D51158TC.

A. CONTRACTORS AND SUB-CONTRACTORS SHALL CAREFULLY REVIEW THE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS. INFORMATION REGARDING THE COMPLETE WORK

IS DISPERSED THROUGHOUT THE SET AND CANNOT BE ACCURATELY DETERMINED WITHOUT REFERENCE TO THE COMPLETE DOCUMENT SET.

B. COORDINATE WITH THE WORK OF OTHER SECTIONS, EQUIPMENT FURNISHED BY OTHERS, REQUIREMENTS OF THE OWNER, AND WITH THE CONSTRAINTS

OF THE EXISTING CONDITIONS OF THE PROJECT SITE. PROVIDE PIPE RISES, DROPS, AND OFFSETS AS REQUIRED FOR FIELD INSTALLATION AND TRADE

COORDINATION. NOTIFY ARCHITECT OF ANY DISCREPANCIES BEFORE STARTING WORK.

C. DRAWINGS FOR PLUMBING WORK ARE DIAGRAMMATIC SHOWING THE GENERAL LOCATION, TYPE, LAYOUT AND EQUIPMENT REQUIRED. THE DRAWINGS

SHALL NOT BE SCALED FOR EXACT MEASUREMENT. REFER TO ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS FOR DIMENSIONS. REFER TO MANUFACTURER'S STANDARD

INSTALLATION DRAWINGS FOR EQUIPMENT CONNECTIONS AND INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS. PROVIDE PIPING, CONNECTIONS, FITTINGS, VALVES, OFFSETS AND ALL MATERIALS NECESSARY FOR A COMPLETE SYSTEM.

D. ALL WORK SHALL COMPLY WITH STATE AND LOCAL CODE REQUIREMENTS AS APPROVED AND AMENDED BY THE GOVERNING CITY AND THE AUTHORITY

HAVING JURISDICTION. PURCHASE ALL PERMITS ASSOCIATED WITH THE WORK. OBTAIN ALL INSPECTIONS REQUIRED BY CODE.

E. PROVIDE WATER HAMMER ARRESTERS THROUGHOUT THE WATER SYSTEMS AS REQUIRED PER "WATER HAMMER ARRESTERS" DETAIL.

F. PROVIDE BACKFLOW PREVENTION DEVICES IN WATER LINES FEEDING PLUMBING FIXTURES AND / OR EQUIPMENT AS SHOWN ON PLANS AND ELSEWHERE

AS REQUIRED BY THE AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION. USE DEVICES OF APPROVED MANUFACTURER AND TYPE IN ACCORDANCE WITH REQUIREMENTS

OF AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION.

G. CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY WATER PRESSURE PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION. IF PRESSURE AT BUILDING ENTRY PRIOR TO ALL LOCALLY REQUIRED DEVICES

IS LESS THAN 60 PSIG STATIC, CONTACT OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE. IF PRESSURE EXCEEDS 80 PSIG, PROVIDE PRESSURE REDUCING VALVE.

H. SUSPEND HORIZONTAL SERVICE CONNECTION POINTS, SIZES, ELEVATIONS AND METERING LOCATIONS FOR PROJECT WITH LOCAL UTILITY COMPANIES AND

/ OR CIVIL ENGINEER, AS APPLICABLE.

I. VERIFY SERVICE CONNECTION POINTS, SIZES, ELEVATIONS AND METERING LOCATIONS FOR PROJECT WITH LOCAL UTILITY COMPANIES AND / OR CIVIL

ENGINEER, AS APPLICABLE.

J. COORDINATE WITH CIVIL DRAWINGS AND EXISTING CONDITIONS FOR UTILITY CONNECTION POINTS.

K. PROVIDE ALL LAVATORIES WITH AN ASSE 1070 MIXING VALVE PER THE SCHEDULE. SET WATER TEMPERATURE TO 100° F. SEE SINK MIXING VALVE DETAIL.

PLUMBING GENERAL NOTES

PLUMBING FIXTURE SCHEDULE

SPECIFICATIONS FOR PLUMBING BASIC MATERIALS AND METHODS

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 Materials and Methods

1.2 Expansion, Contraction, Vibration

1.3 Operating and Maintenance Instructions

1.8 Chlorination

PART 2 - PIPING MATERIALS AND METHODS

2.2 Plumbing - Piping and Fittings

STORM WATER, INCLUDING ROOF SUMPS

PIPE

SIZES

(NPS)

ALL GLASS FIBER 1/2" YES NONE

INTERIOR DOMESTIC HOT WATER

1/2" TO 1 1/4" GLASS FIBER 1/2" *** NO NONE

FIELD

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INTERIOR DOMESTIC COLD WATER, STORM WATER AND EMERGENCY

*** Use 1" where Hot Water Temp. Maint. Heat Trcing is utilized.

A. The Contractor shall furnish all labor and materials required for the work and as required to make complete systems. Materials shall be new, of first-class quality and shall be furnished complete including delivery, erection, finish and connections. Where a product is not named to establish quality or kind, the Contractor shall obtain approval of the Engineer prior to use of a product. Materials of domestic manufacturers shall have precedence in all materials supplied. All products shall be installed per manufacturer's instructions.

A. Piping, duct work machinery and other equipment subject to shock, vibration or expansion and contraction are to be install in such a manner that such equipment will not be subject to undue strains or vibrations; either self-imposed by remote parts of same or other installations.

3.1 Valves

A. Unless specified otherwise, furnish and install valves as manufactured by Crane, Hammond, Jenkins, Lunkenheimer, DeZurik, Homestead, ACF Keystone, Centerline, Conbraco (Apollo) and Jamesbury.

B. Use ball valves or butterfly valves for shut-off applications.

C. Valves shall be provided such at the base of each riser and in each branch serving two or more fixtures.

D. Provide stop and drain valves at all low points such that the system is drainable.

E. Provide brass valve tags on each valve. Each tag shall be stamped with a unique identification number and system abbreviation (i.e. CW-1, HW-1, etc.). Provide framed valve chart.

3.2 Water Hammer Arresters

A. Unless specified otherwise, furnish and install valves as manufactured by one of the following: Josam Company., MIFAB, Inc., Sioux Chief Manufacturing

Company, Inc., Smith, Jay R. Mfg., Co.; Division of Smith Industries, Inc., Tyler

Pipe; Wade Div., Watts Drainage Products Inc., Zurn Plumbing Products Group;

Specification Drainage Operation.

B. Standard: ASSE 1010.

C. Type: Metal bellows or Copper tube with piston.

D. Size: ASSE 1010, Sizes AA and A through F or PDI-WH 201, Sizes A through F.

E. Location: Where quick-closing valves are utilized, including: all washer boxes, dishwasher and ice maker connections.

CW

1/2" CW

WATTS OR APPROVED EQUAL

MMV THERMOSTATIC MIXING

VALVE, ASSE 1070 COMPLIENT

WITH INTEGRAL STOP, CHECKS

AND WALL MOUNTING FLANGE.

WATER SUPPLY

ANGLE STOP (TYP)

GOOSENECK FAUCET

100° F HW

1/2" HW

P-1

A. Before being placed in service, water distribution lines shall be chlorinated after operating the circulating pumps and flushing water through the lines.

B. The rate of gas-water mixture flow shall be such that the proportion of gas-water flow to water entering the system shall yield a chlorine dosage throughout the piping of at least 50 parts per million.

C. During chlorination, all valves and other devices shall be operated.

D. Chlorinated water shall be held in the system for not less than 8 hours following which the entire system shall be flushed with fresh water.

A. Before Owner acceptance of the work, provide detailed verbal instructions, for a period of two (1) day at four (4) hours, to the Owner's operating personnel regarding the installed systems.

B. Furnish to the Owner two (2) sets of neatly bound and indexed operating and maintenance manuals for mechanical work consisting of the following:

1. Complete instruction manuals, including a description of operation for each piece of equipment.

2. Complete maintenance information, including when and where to lubricate, type of lubricant, when to change filters, etc.

3. Wiring diagrams.

4. Parts lists.

5. Temperature control wiring diagrams.

6. Manufacturer's literature on all equipment and systems.

7. Shop drawings for each piece of equipment.

8. As-built drawings (two sets).

9. Heating system piping and air systems duct balancing reports.

1.4 Existing Services

A. Where existing sewers, domestic and heating piping, gas, electrical or other services are encountered, each affected contractor shall take adequate steps to protect such services.

B. If such existing services require relocation, make written request for ruling from the

Engineer. Do not proceed on such portions of the work until written instructions are received. Costs involved shall be negotiated.

1.5 Identification

A. Identify all piping systems by stenciling system name and flow arrows onto piping insulation or use snap-on type indicators. Provide indicators at minimum 10'-0" centers and on each side of wall penetrations.

1.6 Record Drawings

A. As-built drawings shall be maintained as work on the building progresses and marked drawings shall be delivered to the Architect or Engineer immediately after completion of the job.

1.9 Fire stopping

A. Fire stop all penetrations of rated walls, smoke partitions and floors with U.L. listed material. Each fire stopping material shall be installed according to it's U.L. listing. Submit copy of installation guidelines to the authority having jurisdiction before beginning installation.

2.1 General

A. Hangers, Anchors, and Supports: All insulated piping shall be supported in such a way as to prevent crushing of the insulation and to allow for pipe expansion. Further, all cold piping shall be supported in such a way as to protect and maintain the insulation vapor barrier. All hangers coming in contact with copper piping shall be copper plated.

B. Piping shall be installed such that access and required maintenance clearance is allowed for all new and exiting equipment.

C. Provide dielectric unions between cooper and steel piping.

D. Provide unions or flanged connections at all connections to equipment.

E. Each piece of equipment and each plumbing fixture shall be valved separately.

F. All exposed wall and floor penetrations located in occupied areas shall have chrome plated escutcheons.

G. All valves shall be located 10' or less above finished floor.

1.7 Shop Drawings

A. Items on which shop drawings shall be provided will include, but not be limited to, the following:

1. Plumbing pipe materials.

2. Plumbing Insulation

3. Plumbing Fixtures

A. Domestic Water Piping

1. Domestic hot and cold water piping shall be Type L hard drawn copper with wrought copper sweat fitting in sizes up through 2", ASTM B75, B88 and B251.

B. Storm, Sanitary and Vent piping

1. Storm, Sanitary and Vent piping above and below the floor shall be Schedule 40

PVC with integral bell and spigot joints, ASTM D2665. Do not use "Foam Core"

4.1 PIPING INSULATION SCHEDULES

A. General: Abbreviations used in the following schedules include:

1. Field-Applied Jackets: K - Foil and Paper.

2. Piping Sizes: NPS - Nominal Pipe Size

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