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This document is an Addendum for the Royal Oak School District (ROS) 2025 Roofing Program at Royal Oak High School. The work includes roof replacement and restoration covering approximately 28,159 square feet across multiple roof areas. Key changes include revised insulation requirements, allowances, unit pricing, and alternates. Bids are due on November 12, 2024 by 11:00 AM with a non-mandatory pre-bid meeting held on November 5, 2024. The district reserves the right to issue contracts to multiple contractors, and the project is scheduled to be completed between June 16, 2025 and August 8, 2025.

The roof system will consist of a 60-mil, non-reinforced EPDM membrane fully adhered over two layers of insulation, with a minimum R-30 value. The contractor is responsible for protecting the installed roof membrane, and the project does not have prevailing wage requirements. The district will furnish asbestos reports, and liquidated damages may apply if the project is not substantially completed by the scheduled completion date.

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ADDENDUM 1

Royal Oak Schools 2025 Roofing Program

ADDENDUM 1 Page 1 of 2

ADDENDUM NO.: 1 DATE: 11/08/24

PROJECT IDENTIFICATION

PROJECT NAME: Royal Oak Schools - 2025 Roofing Program SITE ADDRESS: Royal Oak High School (1500 Lexington Blvd, Royal Oak, MI 48073)

ADDENDUM DESCRIPTION:

The following is a summary of changes to the drawings and specifications that shall be considered as a part of your Bid. Receipt of this Addendum shall be acknowledged in the Bid submission. This Addendum consists of 2 pages.

(Reference revised sheets A1.0, A2.0, A.2.2, A2.3, A3.0)

SUMMARY OF ADDENDUM:

Item Description

1.

ADD: A1.0 Cover Sheet, General Note:

Q. Protection and Cleaning of Installed Roof Membrane: The roofing contractor is responsible for protection of installed sections of new roof membrane from staining and discoloration. Strategies for protection of installed membrane may include, but are not limited to, use of roof membranes with manufacturer-applied protective film, full coverage of installed membrane with sealed tarps, sequencing of roof membrane installation in a manner to limit tear-off dust, dirt and debris migration, and limiting traffic on installed membrane. Upon completion of installation, stained membrane shall be cleaned to the satisfaction of the owner and shall maintain the manufacturer-published initial solar reflectance of the product.

2. This is not a prevailing wage project.

3.

RFIs Submitted by Contractors:

1. RFI 1: Are we going to change the insulation install, knowing the tapered iso will create a concern at the window on Area H and at the door jam on Area O due to the tapered height at those areas on top of the R-30 insulation?

RFI 1 Answer: Yes, the insulation height and R value is likely to change to be able to accommodate the door jam and wall vent on area O and the low windows on area H to allow proper drainage.

2. RFI 2: On Area K5, is the additional R-30 insulation over existing insulation on the recover. Or is it 1 layer of insulation mechanically fastened to the existing insulation (once membrane is removed) giving it a total of R-30 value?

RFI 2 Answer: Replace any/all damaged existing insulation and install additional insulation layer(s) to the existing to achieve the R30 requirements.

3. RFI 3: Is the roofing membrane to be reinforced or non-reinforced?

RFI 3 Answer: The membrane is to be non-reinforced. Note change: Detail 1.01 language to be changed to non-reinforced. Reference Sheet A3.0.

4. RFI 4: Is there a coverboard on this project?

RFI 4 Answer: No

5. RFI 5: Is there asbestos on this project?

RFI 5 Answer: Royal Oak Schools to furnish asbestos reports.

6. RFI 6: Regarding the full tapered roof areas. What R-value are we needing to meet and does it need to be min or avg or are we just figured a full tapered insulation system with NO base layers of insulation. Due to the height of the windows on area H and the door on area O. there is not a lot of room to work with only 3” of exposed flashing with the existing roof being 3”.

RFI 6 Answer: Attain R-Value for existing conditions.

7. RFI 7: For Area H (at the window) the height is about 6" of height from deck to flashing height.

The Min R-30 value and tapered will be about 11.7" thick. RFI 7 Answer: Sometimes an R30 cannot be obtained on certain applications. The contractor is to provide a suitable tapered system for proper drainage for this roof area even though an R30 is not achievable.

ADDENDUM 1

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8. 8. RFI 8: For Area O (at the door jam) the height is about 6" of height from deck to flashing height. The min R-30 value and tapered will be about 12" thick. RFI 8 Answer: Sometimes an R30 cannot be obtained on certain applications. The contractor is to provide a suitable tapered system for proper drainage for this roof area even though an R30 is not achievable.

4. CHANGE: A2.2 Roof Plan: Removed reference to KN1 on drawing. See markup in red.

5. CHANGE: A1.0, A2.0, A2.2: Underlayment “as required” language removed.

6. ADD: A2.3 Tapered saddles added to drawing.

DESIGN TEAM LEAD:

COMPANY: WeatherTech Consulting Group, Inc.

ADDRESS: 7747 Auburn Road, Utica, MI 48317

TELEPHONE: (586) 731-3095 FAX: (586) 731-6863

SHEET 1 OF 7

Cover Sheet

A1.0

OWNER:

Royal Oak Schools

1601 N Campbell Rd.

Royal Oak, MI 48067

PROJECT LOCATION:

See Project List

ROOFING CONSULTANTS:

WeatherTech Consulting Group, Inc.

7747 Auburn Rd.

Utica, MI 48317

CONTACT:

Jeff Synowiec

Director of Operations

Phone: (248) 545-0064

E-Mail: jeff.synowiec@royaloakschools.org

CONTACT:

Michelle Kerns

Bond Representative

Phone: (248) 921-3929

E-Mail: michelle.kerns@royaloakschools.org

CONTACT:

Ann Crippen

Project Manager

Phone: (586) 731-3095 x12

E-Mail: acrippen@wtcg.net

John McCaig, RRO

Site Contact

Jack Runkle, RA, NCARB

Design Review

Royal Oak Schools

2025 Roofing Project

Royal Oak Schools

1601 N Campbell Rd.

Royal Oak, MI 48067

A1.0

A2.0

A2.1

A2.2

A2.3

A3.0

A3.1

Cover Sheet

Roof Plan, Royal Oak High School Roof Areas G and H

Roof Plan, Royal Oak High School Roof Area K Section 5

Roof Plan, Royal Oak High School Roof Area L, Sections 1, 2, 3

Roof Plan, Royal Oak High School Roof Area O

Detail Sheet

Detail Sheet

ROS 2025 Design - A1.0 Cover Page

Review10/23/2024

PROJECT SUMMARY

SUMMARY OF WORK: Ref. Section 00 02 00

General: Royal Oak School District (ROS) 2025 Roof Program work for one (1) school covering approximately 28,159 sq. ft. Roofing work includes roof replacement and restoration required to remediate all work identified in the specifications and drawings inclusive of all Bid Documents requirements.

Schedules: Ref. “PROJECT WORK SCHEDULE” on this Sheet A1.0 - Cover Page.

BID SUMMARY:

Sealed bids should be submitted through Buildingconnect.com with the following link:

https://app.buildingconnected.com/public/5cc9d7f637c1a90018cb55dc. No physical bids will be accepted in person or via delivery service. Bids are to be submitted no later than 11:00 am

Tuesday, November 12, 2024. The District will not consider or accept a bid received after the date and time specified for bid submission. Bids will be publicly opened immediately following the close of receiving bids with the following virtual meeting link: meet.google.com/ojx-vuon-udr or phone number 727-386-7944 669055108

1. A non-mandatory pre-bid meeting has been scheduled for 2:00 pm. Tuesday, November 5, 2024 at Royal Oak High School 1500 Lexington Blvd. Royal Oak, MI 48073.

2. Bid documents are available online by going to the District's web site, www.royaloakschools.org and clicking on District/Departments/Finance and Current Bids. Bid documents will be placed on Buildingconnect.com with the following link:

https://app.buildingconnected.com/public/5cc9d7f637c1a90018cb55dc. Bidders are encouraged to visit the site.

3. Allowances Section 012100: Allowances will be defined on individual school roof plans under

“Allowances”. These allowances will be stated on the bid form.

4. Unit Pricing Section 004322: Unit Pricing for unit work is defined on the Unit Price Bid Form in

Section 000301. Unit Pricing bid values are entered by unit price individually on form.

5. Alternates Section 012300: Alternates are individually listed on school roof plans and bids for

Alternates. Alternated bid value are to be entered on Bid Form (Section 000300) as enumerated.

6. ROS reserves the right to issue contracts to multiple contractors.

7. Any questions regarding bid specifications must be received by 10am, Thursday, November 8, 2024. Questions/RFI's must be submitted via email to: acrippen@wtcg.net at the WeatherTech office. No response will be made to oral questions.

EXISTING ROOF SYSTEM CONSTRUCTION: Ref. Roof Plans

All existing roof system constructions were determined by test cuts and observation;

conditions may vary. Contractor responsible for confirming all existing roof system constructions and conditions.

NEW ROOF ASSEMBLY SUMMARY: Reference Roof Plans

1. Roof System: Ref. Roof Plan Schedules

a. Roof Membrane: EPDM, 60 mil, unreinforced and fully adhered.

b. Insulation: Min. two layers. Top layer must be adhered.

c. Underlayment: (as required) Modified base sheet, Ref. individual Roof Plans.

d. Deck: Multiple types, Ref. individual Roof Plans.

2. Roof System Performance:

a. Warranty: 20 yr. Materials manufacturer, No Dollar Limit (NDL) materials and installation.

b. Wind: FM Global (FMG): FM Standard 4470 Meets - Windstorm Classification FMG 90.

c. Fire: Underwriters Laboratory External Fire Resistance - Class "A".

d. Energy: Michigan Uniform Energy Code: R30 condition dependent

e. Drainage: Drainage Performance Acknowledgement

GENERAL SHEET NOTES

1. All work shall be executed in accordance with the appropriate document of the Contract

Documents.

2. Any conflicts between specifications and drawings shall be brought to the attention of the

Owner and Consultant immediately. In all situations the more restrictive and higher quality shall govern.

3. All dimensions to, of, and in existing building and roof shall be verified in the field by contractor. Field measure existing conditions to verify material quantities and dimensions prior to fabrication on component material.

4. Details shown are typical. Similar details apply to similar conditions unless otherwise indicated.

5. The drawings herein are related to an alteration/ restoration to an existing structure. The specified work was based upon as much observation, destructive testing, etc. as circumstances permitted.

GENERAL CONSTRUCTION DETAIL NOTES

Use the General Construction Details on Sheet A1.0 for detail construction description as applicable when any detail is not specifically called out in Key Notes for the applicable

Roof Area and Section. Detail drawings called out in General Construction Details can be found on Sheets A3.0 - A3.1. Contractor to provide Shop Drawing as necessary for field conditions not directly identified in Contract Documents.

A. Flashing Heights: Perimeters, curbs, penetrations shall be raised as necessary to meet the new insulation heights, tapered edge strip and tapered insulation height to meet typical industry standard of 8 in. base flashing height.

B. Drains Existing: Remove existing drain flashings. Furnish and install ½ inch per foot sloped tapered insulation sump area (8 ft. x 8ft. minimum) as detailed. Clean and reuse existing drains and accessories, replace all damaged, nonfunctional, incompatible, missing and broken drain components. Replace all plastic strainers with new cast iron. All replacement bowls, strainers, and clamping rings shall be cast iron. Provide new stainless-steel bolts. All nonmetallic drains strainers shall be replaced with fitted. Ref. Details 1.04, 1.05 and 1.06.

C. Tapered Insulation: Furnish and install new tapered insulation, crickets, saddles and kick-backs as designated on roof plan to provide a finished slope of 1/4 in/ ft. slope and a min length to width ratio of 3:1. All equipment w/ curb size greater than 24 in. shall have cricket install on up slope side. Contractor responsible for identifying and notifying Consultant and

Owner all existing tapered insulation not called out on plans for determination of unit costing.

Verify in Pre-bid Conference additional ponded areas identified on the roof and install as noted. Tapered plan is to be submitted and approved by WTCG prior to construction.

D. Curbs - Movable Equipment: Lift equipment from curbs; run new fully adhered membrane flashing up and over top of curb; install continuous sealing material over top of curb. Reset equipment and mechanically fasten to curb. Coordinate with Owner prior to moving equipment to install new flashings. Metal equipment flashing and/or counter flashing must extend a minimum of 3 in. past the termination of the base flashing; add metal counter flashing as required. Ref. Details 1.07 and 1.08.

E. Curbs - Non-Movable Equipment: Terminate new fully adhered membrane flashing at unit framing member. Metal equipment flashing and/or counter flashing must extend a minimum of 3 in. past the termination of the base flashing; add metal counter flashing as required. Ref.

Detail 1.09.

F. Round penetrations: All penetrations shall be cleaned down to surface where any sealant will contact; Install new prefabricated pipe boots or field wrap with membrane. Install draw band, sealants and rain collars as detailed. Ref. Details 1.10 and 1.11.

G. Heat Stacks: Install new metal jacks and collars. Reuse existing metal jacks and storm collars when approved by consultant. Clean surfaces and apply new field wrapped EPDM flashing. Reattach and reseal storm collars. Ref. Detail 1.12.

H. Steel Support Posts: Install split pipe boot or field wrap flashing with membrane. Terminate with draw band and sealant. Ref. Detail 1.14.

I. Prefabricated Pipe Chase Cover: Reuse existing pipe cover. Replace any damaged or missing clamping bands or sealants. Ref. Detail 2.04.

J. Gas Line and Conduit Support Blocks: Provide pressure treated wood blocking and support brackets. Install pads under all wood supports. Ref. Details 2.06 and 2.08.

K. Condensate Drain Lines: Reuse, repair or replace all damaged or unusable drain lines. Add additional drain line to extend minimum 4 ft. from equipment or to any drains within 20 ft.

Provide manufacturer's approved splash pan/pad/block where condensate drainage water would contact the roof membrane.

L. All Utility Service Lines (gas, water, electric, cable, etc.) to be raised as necessary to accommodate new insulation height and meet code requirements.

M. Abandoned Curbs & Penetrations: Owner will mark all equipment to be removed and the curb capped. Remove all equipment and curbs as designated by owner and identified at the prebid conference. Where directed, remove curbs flush to deck surface, install framing and matching decking material. For abandoned curbs to remain in place, install new base flashing and install new 24 gauge sloped metal cap. Provide interior protection when removing any equipment or penetration. All small round abandoned penetrations that have no utility service as confirmed by Owner shall be removed to deck patched according to deck type. Ref. Detail

2.03.

N. Pitch Pans: Pitch pans can only be used when approved by Consultant. In the event they are to used furnish and install new pitch pans, clean all penetrations down to original surface, blocking required at all pitch pans. Ref. Detail 1.15.

O. Vent Thru Roof Piping: Install PVC pipe extensions to all VTR piping prior to installation of new pipe boot flashing as needed to allow a minimum 8-inch flashing height. Attach screen wire mesh over the top of the pipe. Ref. Detail 1.13, PER CODE.

P. Walk Pads: Provide walk pads at all RTU access doors, roof access hatches and ladder access locations.

Royal Oak High School

1500 Lexington Blvd, Royal Oak, MI 48073

OTB10/24/2024

Project Manual

TABLE OF CONTENTS

00 00 00 COVER

00 01 10 TABLE OF CONTENTS

00 01 11 PROJECT DIRECTORY

BID REQUIREMENTS

00 01 12 INVITATION TO BID - ROS

00 01 13 INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS - ROS

00 02 00 SUMMARY OF WORK

00 03 00 BID FORM

00 03 01 UNIT PRICE FORM

00 03 04 PAYMENT BOND

00 03 05 PERFORMANCE BOND

00 04 01 PARTIAL RELEASE OF LIEN

00 04 02 FINAL RELEASE OF LIEN

00 04 10 IRAN ECONOMIC SANCTIONS ACT - ROS

00 04 11 FAMILIAL DISCLOSURE STATEMENT - ROS

00 07 30 SUPPLEMENTAL CONDITIONS

00 43 22 UNIT PRICING INFORMATION

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

01 06 00 REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS

01 14 19 USE OF SITE

01 21 00 ALLOWANCES

01 23 00 ALTERNATES

01 32 00 CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE

01 32 13 WEB SITE & DOCUMENTS

01 35 01 SAFETY

01 42 16 TERMS AND DEFINITIONS

01 50 00 CONSTRUCTION FACILITIES AND TEMPORARY CONTROLS

01 74 23 FINAL CLEANING

01 77 00 CLOSE OUT

SITE WORK

02 41 19 SELECTIVE DEMOLITION

ROUGH CARPENTRY

06 10 00 ROUGH CARPENTRY

THERMAL AND MOISTURE PROTECTION

07 22 50 SINGLE PLY ROOF INSULATION

07 54 00 FULLY ADHERED EPDM ROOFING

07 62 00 SHEET METAL FLASHING AND TRIM

07 72 00 ROOF ACCESSORIES

07 90 00 SEALANTS

PLUMBING

22 14 26.13 ROOF DRAINS

DRAWINGS

Ref. Sheet A1.0 - Sheet Index

THESE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS, AS INSTRUMENTS OF

SERVICE, ARE AND SHALL REMAIN THE PROPERTYOF

WEATHERTECH CONSULTING GROUP AND PROJECT OWNER,

WHETHER THE PROJECTS FOR WHICH THEY ARE MADE FOR ARE EXECUTED OR NOT. THESE

DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS SHALL NOT BE USED BY ANY PERSON OR ENTITY ON

OTHER PROJECTS WITHOUT THE WRITTEN CONSENT OF THE WEATHERTECH CONSULTING

GROUP. COPYRIGHT 2023.

DESCRIPTION

COPYRIGHT:

WeatherTech Consulting Group, Inc.

DATE

ISSUE

Drawn By: MD

Checked By: DM, AC, AW

WeatherTech

Consulting Group, Inc.

Roofing/Waterproofing Consultants

Corporate Office:

7747 Auburn Road

Utica, MI 48317

Phone #: 586-731-3095

Fax #: 586-731-6863

Email: weathertech@wtcg.net

Web Site: www.wtcg.net

SHEET TITLE

CLIENT

PROFESSIONAL

PROJECT

File Name:

ELECTRONIC STAMP

SHEET NO. SHEET TITLE

SHEET INDEX

DIRECTORY

PROJECT LIST

Royal Oak Schools

2025 Roofing Program

Royal Oak High School

1500 Lexington Blvd.

Royal Oak, MI 48073

WTProject No: ROSD-ROHS-25

Q. Protection and Cleaning of Installed Roof Membrane: The roofing contractor is responsible for protection of installed sections of new roof membrane from staining and discoloration.

Strategies for protection of installed membrane may include, but are not limited to, use of roof membranes with manufacturer-applied protective film, full coverage of installed membrane with sealed tarps, sequencing of roof membrane installation in a manner to limit tear-off dust, dirt and debris migration, and limiting traffic on installed membrane. Upon completion of installation, stained membrane shall be cleaned to the satisfaction of the owner and shall maintain the manufacturer-published initial solar reflectance of the product.

11/07/2024 Addendum 1

Annette Wurth Cross-Out

Roof Area G

88'-6" 57'

145'-6"

A

A

A

A

A A

Roof Area H

SHEET 2 OF 7

A2.0

ROS 2025 Design - A2.0 Royal Oak High School

THESE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS, AS INSTRUMENTS OF

SERVICE, ARE AND SHALL REMAIN THE PROPERTYOF

WEATHERTECH CONSULTING GROUP AND PROJECT OWNER,

WHETHER THE PROJECTS FOR WHICH THEY ARE MADE FOR ARE EXECUTED OR NOT. THESE

DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS SHALL NOT BE USED BY ANY PERSON OR ENTITY ON

OTHER PROJECTS WITHOUT THE WRITTEN CONSENT OF THE WEATHERTECH CONSULTING

GROUP. COPYRIGHT 2023.

DESCRIPTION

COPYRIGHT:

WeatherTech Consulting Group, Inc.

DATE

ISSUE

Drawn By: MD

Checked By: DM, AC, AW

WeatherTech

Consulting Group, Inc.

Roofing/Waterproofing Consultants

Corporate Office:

7747 Auburn Road

Utica, MI 48317

Phone #: 586-731-3095

Fax #: 586-731-6863

Email: weathertech@wtcg.net

Web Site: www.wtcg.net

SHEET TITLE

Roof Plan

Royal Oak High School Roof Areas G and H

CLIENT

PROFESSIONAL

PROJECT

File Name:

ELECTRONIC STAMP

KEY PLAN

Royal Oak High School Roof Areas G and H

Scale:

" = 1'

Royal Oak High School - Royal Oak School District

Sheet Notes - Roof Area(s) G & H

WORK DESCRIPTION - ROOF REPLACEMENT

Work includes: Removal and disposal of existing roofing, insulation, flashing systems and all sheet metal flashings down to the surface of the deck, repair deteriorated decking, install new roof insulation, fully adhered EPDM single ply roof membrane including all flashing, new roof related sheet metal, and accessories as detailed in the specifications and drawings. Completed work shall comply with all Contract Documents and roofing manufacturer's requirements to receive the specified warrantied roof system.

Approx. Roof Area(s) G - 3,465 sq. ft.; H - 2,272 sq. ft.

1. EXISTING ROOF SYSTEM CONSTRUCTION

All existing roof system constructions were determined by test cuts and observation; conditions may vary. Contractor responsible for confirming all existing roof system constructions and conditions.

Roof Area(s) G & H Core Sample Results

a. Roof Membrane: BUR/CTP

b. Insulation:

1) First insulation layer approx. 3/4-inch perlite insulation.

2) Insulation: 1 1/4 inch ISO; Core thickness approx. 2 3/4-inches.

c. Underlayment: Vapor Barrier

d. Deck: Gypsum

2. Roof System: Roof Areas G & H; Ref. Detail 1.01.

a. Roof Membrane: EPDM, 60 mil, adhered to insulation.

b. Insulation: Maximum achievable R-Value; Min R30

1) First layer set-in-low-rise foam adhesive to base sheet over deck - repair as necessary; Second layer to adhere over first layer

2) Tapered insulation: 1/4 inch per foot tapered polyisocyanurate insulation; set-in low-rise foam adhesive. All joints staggered and offset between layers.

(contractor to verify correct tapered size with manufacturer)

c. Deck: Gypsum: Repair as necessary to comply w/ building codes.

d. Interior Ceiling: drop or closed ceilings

e. Underlayment: (as required) base sheet - mechanically attached or self-adhered

f. Building Height: Ground to building edge: 25ft

3. Warranty/Guarantee:

a. Manufacturer to provide a 20 year "No-Dollar-Limit" material and installation warranty covering the roof system, flashings and manufacturer's accessories.

4. Allowances: $5000 to be added to base bid for unforeseen deficiencies; this will be credit back to the client if not used.

5. Asbestos: Ref. to Section 024119 and Appendix 1: Asbestos testing results to be supplied by ROS selected 3rd party firm and will be incorporated into Appendix 1.

Refer to Appendix 1 for asbestos testing results.

6. Tapered Insulation Layout: The roofing contractor is responsible for the final insulation system layout. The roofing contractor shall provide a tapered insulation layout plan. Provided by the insulation manufacturer.

General Construction Details: Ref. A1.0

Use the General Construction Details on Sheet A1.0 for detail construction description as applicable when any detail is not specifically called out in Key

Notes for the applicable Roof Area and Section. Detail drawings called out in

General Construction Details can be found on Sheets A3.0 to A3.1. Contractor to provide Shop Drawing as necessary for field conditions not directly identified in

Contract Documents.

Key Notes: All detail references in Key Notes are considered typical and applicable to like conditions except as specifically amended on this Sheet. Refer to Sheet

A1.0 General Construction Detail Notes for applicable construction detail descriptions and Sheets A3.0 to A3.1 for construction detail drawings. Contractor to provide Shop Drawing as necessary for field conditions not directly identified in

Contract Documents.

1. Metal Edging: Furnish and install new 24 ga pre-finished metal edging to match color of existing and S -clips are to be used at joints. Ref. Photo 2297.

2. Counterflashing: Furnish and install new 24 ga pre-finished counterflashing to match color of existing. Ref. Photo 2254.

3. Wood Nailers: Furnish and install new wood nailers as required.

4. Logistics / Staging: (not marked on roof plan) Due to roof access points, travel will be necessary over other roof area(s). Existing roof area(s) traveled over are to use rigid insulation and plywood to cover.

5. Roof Sumps: Furnish and install 8ft x 8ft roof sumps for this application. Ref. Photo

2249.

6. Remove all Deleted Roof Items: curbs, pipes, etc. (if possible) and seal openings.

Ref. Photos 2250, 2251.

7. Expansion Joint: Furnish and install new expansion joint liner and batten insulation prior to installing new metal expansion joint. Standing seam metal joints are required.

Ref. Detail 1.02 and Photo 2256.

8. Wall Ladder (roof area H only): Wall ladder to be altered to accommodate insulation thickness and metal edge conditions. Add new rung covers. Ref. Photo 2247.

9. Pitch Pans (roof area H only): Furnish and install new metal covers on all pitch pans.

Ref. Photo 2262.

10.Roof Area H: Due to window height restrictions, R-30 may not be achievable. Roofing

Contractor to verify conditions and provide accordingly. Ref. Photos 2270, 2274.

11.Perimeter Safety Rail (roof area H only): Toe kick to be raised due to insulation requirements. Ref. Photo 2261.

12.Perimeter Edge Pipe (roof area H only): Resecure PVC pipe to new metal edge.

Ref. Photo 2269.

Symbol Legend

Symbol

Conduit, Vent

Pipe or Other

Penetration

W

GAS AD EJ

Slope

H

L

Notes

Symbol

Notes

Symbol

Notes

Equipment Unit on Curb

Roof Hatch on

Curb

Roof Ladder

Screen Support

Stanchion

Gas Line

Roof Ridges and

Valleys

Roof Drain

Overflow

Scupper

Tapered

Insulation or

Saddles

Insulated Pipe or

Heat Stack

Penetration

Ductwork or

Flanged

Abandoned

Equipment Curb

Walkway Pad

Railing or

Fancing

Area Divider

Roof Slope

New Roof Drain

Scupper

Key Notes

Metal Roof

Shingles or Clay

Titles

Revision

Elevation

Change

Expansion Joint

Pipe or Conduit on Support Block

Satellite Dish

Skylight on Curb

Equip. on Wood

Sleeper or

Support Curb

Pitch-Pan Pocket

AH S

Photos

Royal Oak Schools

1601 N Campbell Rd.

Royal Oak, MI 48067

Review10/23/2024

OTB10/24/2024

Royal Oak Schools

2025 Roofing Program

Royal Oak High School

1500 Lexington Blvd.

Royal Oak, MI 48073

WTProject No: ROSD-ROHS-25

2 2 2 2

11/07/2024 Addendum 1

Cross-Out

5'8'

10'8'

31'

13'

SHEET 3 OF 7

Roof Plan

Royal Oak High School

Roof Area K Section 5

A2.1

ROS 2025 Design - A2.0 Royal Oak High School

THESE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS, AS INSTRUMENTS OF

SERVICE, ARE AND SHALL REMAIN THE PROPERTYOF

WEATHERTECH CONSULTING GROUP AND PROJECT OWNER,

WHETHER THE PROJECTS FOR WHICH THEY ARE MADE FOR ARE EXECUTED OR NOT. THESE

DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS SHALL NOT BE USED BY ANY PERSON OR ENTITY ON

OTHER PROJECTS WITHOUT THE WRITTEN CONSENT OF THE WEATHERTECH CONSULTING

GROUP. COPYRIGHT 2023.

DESCRIPTION

COPYRIGHT:

WeatherTech Consulting Group, Inc.

DATE

ISSUE

Drawn By: MD

Checked By: DM, AC, AW

WeatherTech

Consulting Group, Inc.

Roofing/Waterproofing Consultants

Corporate Office:

7747 Auburn Road

Utica, MI 48317

Phone #: 586-731-3095

Fax #: 586-731-6863

Email: weathertech@wtcg.net

Web Site: www.wtcg.net

SHEET TITLE

CLIENT

PROFESSIONAL

PROJECT

File Name:

ELECTRONIC STAMP

KEY PLAN

Royal Oak High School

Roof Area K Section 5

Scale:

" = 1'

Royal Oak High School - Royal Oak School District

Sheet Notes - Roof Area(s) K5

WORK DESCRIPTION - ROOF RECOVER

Work includes: The existing insulation is to remain in place. Remove and replace any deteriorated rigid insulation. Add new roof insulation to achieve R30. Remove all flashing systems and all sheet metal flashings, repair any deteriorated decking found, install new wood nailers, where required. Fully adhered EPDM single ply roof membrane including all flashing, new roof related sheet metal, and accessories as detailed in the specifications and drawings.

Approx. Roof Area K5 - 1,400 sq. ft.

1. EXISTING ROOF SYSTEM CONSTRUCTION

All existing roof system constructions were determined by test cuts and observation;

conditions may vary. Contractor responsible for confirming all existing roof system constructions and conditions.

Roof Area K5 Core Sample Results

a. Roof Membrane: EPDM

b. Insulation:

1) First insulation layer approx. 1 ½ inch ISO

2) Insulation: 1 1/2 inch ISO; Core thickness approx. 3-inches.

c. Underlayment: N/A

d. Deck: Metal

2. New Roof System: Roof Area K5 - Ref. Detail 1.01c.

a. Roof Membrane: EPDM, 60 mil, fully adhered to insulation.

b. Insulation: R30:

1) Disable existing roof membrane

2) Top layer mechanically attached over existing layers.

3) Furnish and install 6ftx6ft tapered sump

c. Deck: Metal: Repair as necessary to comply w/ building codes. (if needed)

d. Interior Ceiling: Closed under Deck; Interior Protection, as necessary

e. Building Height: Ground to building edge: 35 ft.

3. Warranty/Guarantee:

a. Manufacturer to provide a 20 year "No-Dollar-Limit" material and installation warranty covering the roof system, flashings and manufacturer's accessories.

4. Allowances: $2000 to be added to base bid for unforeseen deficiencies; this will be credit back to the client if not used.

5. Asbestos: Ref. to Section 024119 and Appendix 1: Asbestos testing results to be supplied by ROS selected 3rd party firm and will be incorporated into Appendix 1. Refer to Appendix 1 for asbestos testing results.

General Construction Details: Ref. A1.0

Use the General Construction Details on Sheet A1.0 for detail construction description as applicable when any detail is not specifically called out in Key Notes for the applicable

Roof Area and Section. Detail drawings called out in General Construction Details can be found on Sheets A3.0 to A3.1. Contractor to provide Shop Drawing as necessary for field conditions not directly identified in Contract Documents.

Key Notes: All detail references in Key Notes are considered typical and applicable to like conditions except as specifically amended on this Sheet. Refer to Sheet A1.0 General

Construction Detail Notes for applicable construction detail descriptions and Sheets A3.0 to A3.1 for construction detail drawings. Contractor to provide Shop Drawing as necessary for field conditions not directly identified in Contract Documents.

1. Metal Edging: Furnish and install new 24 ga pre-finished metal edging to match color of existing and S -clips are to be used at joints. Ref. Photo 2190.

2. Counterflashing: Furnish and install new 24 ga pre-finished counterflashing to match color of existing. Ref. Photo 2186.

3. Wood Nailers: Furnish and install new wood nailers as required.

4. Logistics / Staging: (not marked on roof plan) Due to roof access points, travel will be necessary over other roof area(s). Existing roof area(s) traveled over, are to use rigid insulation and plywood to cover.

5. Roof Sumps: Furnish and install 6ft x 6ft roof sumps for this application. Ref. Photo 2187.

Symbol Legend

Symbol

Conduit, Vent

Pipe or Other

Penetration

W

GAS AD EJ

Slope

H

L

Notes

Symbol

Notes

Symbol

Notes

Equipment Unit on Curb

Roof Hatch on

Curb

Roof Ladder

Screen Support

Stanchion

Gas Line

Roof Ridges and

Valleys

Roof Drain

Overflow

Scupper

Tapered

Insulation or

Saddles

Insulated Pipe or

Heat Stack

Penetration

Ductwork or

Flanged

Abandoned

Equipment Curb

Walkway Pad

Railing or

Fancing

Area Divider

Roof Slope

New Roof Drain

Scupper

Key Notes

Metal Roof

Shingles or Clay

Titles

Revision

Elevation

Change

Expansion Joint

Pipe or Conduit on Support Block

Satellite Dish

Skylight on Curb

Equip. on Wood

Sleeper or

Support Curb

Pitch-Pan Pocket

AH S

Photos

2186 2187

Royal Oak Schools

1601 N Campbell Rd.

Royal Oak, MI 48067

Review10/23/2024

OTB10/24/2024

Royal Oak Schools

2025 Roofing Program

Royal Oak High School

1500 Lexington Blvd.

Royal Oak, MI 48073

WTProject No: ROSD-ROHS-25

61'-6"

32'-6" 29'

A

A

SHEET 4 OF 7

Roof Plan

Royal Oak High School

Roof Area L Sections 1, 2 and 3

A2.2

ROS 2025 Design - A2.0 Royal Oak High School

THESE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS, AS INSTRUMENTS OF

SERVICE, ARE AND SHALL REMAIN THE PROPERTYOF

WEATHERTECH CONSULTING GROUP AND PROJECT OWNER,

WHETHER THE PROJECTS FOR WHICH THEY ARE MADE FOR ARE EXECUTED OR NOT. THESE

DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS SHALL NOT BE USED BY ANY PERSON OR ENTITY ON

OTHER PROJECTS WITHOUT THE WRITTEN CONSENT OF THE WEATHERTECH CONSULTING

GROUP. COPYRIGHT 2023.

DESCRIPTION

COPYRIGHT:

WeatherTech Consulting Group, Inc.

DATE

ISSUE

Drawn By: MD

Checked By: DM, AC, AW

WeatherTech

Consulting Group, Inc.

Roofing/Waterproofing Consultants

Corporate Office:

7747 Auburn Road

Utica, MI 48317

Phone #: 586-731-3095

Fax #: 586-731-6863

Email: weathertech@wtcg.net

Web Site: www.wtcg.net

SHEET TITLE

CLIENT

PROFESSIONAL

PROJECT

File Name:

ELECTRONIC STAMP

KEY PLAN

Royal Oak High School

Roof Area L Sections 1, 2, 3 Scale:

" = 1'

Royal Oak High School - Royal Oak School District

Sheet Notes - Roof Area(s) L1, L2 and L3

WORK DESCRIPTION - ROOF REPLACEMENT

Work includes: Removal and disposal of existing roofing, insulation, flashing systems and all sheet metal flashings down to the surface of the deck, repair deteriorated decking, install new vapor barrier/base sheet, install new roof insulation, fully adhered

EPDM single ply roof membrane including all flashing, new roof related sheet metal, and accessories as detailed in the specifications and drawings. Completed work shall comply with all Contract Documents and roofing manufacturer's requirements to receive the specified warrantied roof system. Approx. Roof Area(s) L1 - 792 Sq. Ft., L2 - 7,567 Sq.

Ft., L3 - 1,381 Sq. Ft.

1. EXISTING ROOF SYSTEM CONSTRUCTION

All existing roof system constructions were determined by test cuts and observation; conditions may vary. Contractor responsible for confirming all existing roof system constructions and conditions.

Roof Area(s) L1, L2 and L3 Core Sample Results

a. Roof Membrane: BUR/CTP

b. Insulation:

1) First insulation layer approx. 3/4-inch perlite insulation.

2) Insulation: 1 ½ inch ISO; Core thickness approx. 3-inches.

c. Underlayment: Vapor Barrier

d. Deck: Gypsum

2. Roof System: Roof Area(s) L1, L2 and L3; Ref. Detail 1.01.

a. Roof Membrane: EPDM, 60 mil, adhered to insulation.

b. Insulation: Maximum achievable R-Value; Min R30

1) First layer set-in-low-rise foam adhesive to base sheet over deck - repair as necessary; Second layer to adhere over first layer

2) Tapered insulation: 1/4 inch per foot tapered polyisocyanurate insulation; set-in low-rise foam adhesive. All joints staggered and offset between layers.

(contractor to verify correct tapered size with manufacturer)

c. Deck: Gypsum: Repair as necessary to comply w/ building codes.

d. Interior Ceiling: drop or closed ceilings

e. Underlayment: (as required) base sheet - mechanically attached or self-adhered

f. Building Height: Ground to building edge: 35ft

3. Warranty/Guarantee:

a. Manufacturer to provide a 20 year "No-Dollar-Limit" material and installation warranty covering the roof system, flashings and manufacturer's accessories.

4. Allowances: $5000 to be added to base bid for unforeseen deficiencies; this will be credit back to the client if not used.

5. Asbestos: Ref. to Section 024119 and Appendix 1: Asbestos testing results to be supplied by ROS selected 3rd party firm and will be incorporated into Appendix 1.

Refer to Appendix 1 for asbestos testing results.

6. Tapered Insulation Layout: The roofing contractor is responsible for the final insulation system layout. The roofing contractor shall provide a tapered insulation layout plan. Provided by the insulation manufacturer.

General Construction Details: Ref. A1.0

Use the General Construction Details on Sheet A1.0 for detail construction description as applicable when any detail is not specifically called out in Key

Notes for the applicable Roof Area and Section. Detail drawings called out in

General Construction Details can be found on Sheets A3.0 to A3.1. Contractor to provide Shop Drawing as necessary for field conditions not directly identified in

Contract Documents.

Key Notes: All detail references in Key Notes are considered typical and applicable to like conditions except as specifically amended on this Sheet. Refer to Sheet

A1.0 General Construction Detail Notes for applicable construction detail descriptions and Sheets A3.0 to A3.1 for construction detail drawings. Contractor to provide Shop Drawing as necessary for field conditions not directly identified in

Contract Documents.

1. Metal Edging: Furnish and install new metal edging to match color of existing and S

-clips are to be used at joints. Ref. Photo 2114.

2. Counterflashing: Furnish and install new 24 ga pre-finished counterflashing to match color of existing. Ref. Photo 2132.

3. Wood Nailers: Furnish and install new wood nailers as required.

4. Logistics / Staging: (not marked on roof plan) Due to roof access points, travel will be necessary over other roof area(s). Existing roof area(s) traveled over, are to use rigid insulation and plywood to cover. Ref. Photo 2173.

5. Roof Sumps: Furnish and install 8ft x 8ft roof sumps for this application. Ref. Photo

2108.

6. Remove all Deleted Roof Items: curbs, pipes, etc. (if possible) and seal openings.

Ref. Photo 2046.

7. Expansion Joint: Furnish and install new expansion joint liner and batten insulation prior to installing new metal expansion joint. Standing seam metal joints are required.

Ref. Detail 1.02 and Photos 2105 and 2117.

8. Hot Pipe: Furnish and install new metal sleeve and umbrella, in lieu of pitch pan. Ref.

Photos 2163 and 2164.

9. Wall Ladders: Wall ladders to be altered to accommodate insulation thickness and metal edge conditions. Add new rung covers. Ref. Photos 2065, 2170.

10.Pitch Pans: Furnish and install new metal covers on all installed pitch pans. Ref.

Photo 2110.

11.Exterior Metal Piping: Protect exterior metal piping. Roofing contractor liable for all damage. Ref. Photo 2098.

Symbol Legend

Symbol

Conduit, Vent

Pipe or Other

Penetration

W

GAS AD EJ

Slope

H

L

Notes

Symbol

Notes

Symbol

Notes

Equipment Unit on Curb

Roof Hatch on

Curb

Roof Ladder

Screen Support

Stanchion

Gas Line

Roof Ridges and

Valleys

Roof Drain

Overflow

Scupper

Tapered

Insulation or

Saddles

Insulated Pipe or

Heat Stack

Penetration

Ductwork or

Flanged

Abandoned

Equipment Curb

Walkway Pad

Railing or

Fancing

Area Divider

Roof Slope

New Roof Drain

Scupper

Key Notes

Metal Roof

Shingles or Clay

Titles

Revision

Elevation

Change

Expansion Joint

Pipe or Conduit on Support Block

Satellite Dish

Skylight on Curb

Equip. on Wood

Sleeper or

Support Curb

Pitch-Pan Pocket

AH S

Photos

2046 2065

Royal Oak Schools

1601 N Campbell Rd.

Royal Oak, MI 48067

Review10/23/2024

OTB10/24/2024

Royal Oak Schools

2025 Roofing Program

Royal Oak High School

1500 Lexington Blvd.

Royal Oak, MI 48073

WTProject No: ROSD-ROHS-25

2098 2105

2108 2110

2114 2117

2132 2163

2164 2170

L2

L3

L1

11/07/2024 Addendum 1

Annette Wurth Cross-Out

Oval

A A

A A

A

62' 88' 10'

160'

SHEET 5 OF 7

ROS 2025 Design - A2.0 Royal Oak High School

THESE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS, AS INSTRUMENTS OF

SERVICE, ARE AND SHALL REMAIN THE PROPERTYOF

WEATHERTECH CONSULTING GROUP AND PROJECT OWNER,

WHETHER THE PROJECTS FOR WHICH THEY ARE MADE FOR ARE EXECUTED OR NOT. THESE

DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS SHALL NOT BE USED BY ANY PERSON OR ENTITY ON

OTHER PROJECTS WITHOUT THE WRITTEN CONSENT OF THE WEATHERTECH CONSULTING

GROUP. COPYRIGHT 2023.

DESCRIPTION

COPYRIGHT:

WeatherTech Consulting Group, Inc.

DATE

ISSUE

Drawn By: MD

Checked By: DM, AC, AW

WeatherTech

Consulting Group, Inc.

Roofing/Waterproofing Consultants

Corporate Office:

7747 Auburn Road

Utica, MI 48317

Phone #: 586-731-3095

Fax #: 586-731-6863

Email: weathertech@wtcg.net

Web Site: www.wtcg.net

SHEET TITLE

CLIENT

PROFESSIONAL

PROJECT

File Name:

ELECTRONIC STAMP

KEY PLAN

Royal Oak High School

Roof Area O

Scale:

" = 1'

Royal Oak High School - Royal Oak School District

Sheet Notes - Roof Area O

WORK DESCRIPTION - ROOF REPLACEMENT

Work includes: Removal and disposal of existing roofing, insulation, flashing systems and all sheet metal flashings down to the surface of the deck, repair deteriorated decking, install new roof insulation, fully adhered EPDM single ply roof membrane including all flashing, new roof related sheet metal, and accessories as detailed in the specifications and drawings. Completed work shall comply with all Contract Documents and roofing manufacturer's requirements to receive the specified warrantied roof system. Approx. Roof Area O 11,282 sq. ft.

1. EXISTING ROOF SYSTEM CONSTRUCTION

All existing roof system constructions were determined by test cuts and observation;

conditions may vary. Contractor responsible for confirming all existing roof system constructions and conditions.

Roof Area O #1 Core Sample Results

a. Roof Membrane: BUR/CTP

b. Insulation:

1) First insulation layer approx. 1/2-inch perlite insulation.

2) Insulation: 1 ½ inch ISO; Core thickness approx. 2 3/4-inches.

c. Underlayment: Vapor Barrier

d. Deck: Gypsum

Roof Area O #2 Core Sample Results

a. Roof Membrane: BUR/CTP (coal tar pitch)

b. Insulation:

1) First insulation layer approx. 1/2 inch perlite insulation.

2) Insulation: 1 1/4 inch ISO; Core thickness approx. 2 1/2-inches.

c. Underlayment: Vapor Barrier

d. Deck: Gypsum

2. Roof System: Roof Area O; Ref Detail 1.01.

a. Roof Membrane: EPDM, 60 mil, adhered to insulation.

b. Insulation: Maximum achievable R-Value; Min R30 and R30 Value may not be achievable (due to wall vent height and roof access door) Ref. Photos 1974 and 1992

1) First layer set in set-in-low-rise foam adhesive to base sheet over deck - repair as necessary; Second layer to adhere over first layer

2) Tapered insulation: 1/8 inch per foot tapered polyisocyanurate insulation; set-in low-rise foam adhesive. All joints staggered and offset between layers. (contractor to verify correct tapered size with manufacturer)

c. Deck: Gypsum: Repair as necessary to comply w/ building codes.

d. Interior Ceiling: drop ceiling

e. Underlayment: Base sheet - mechanically attached or self-adhered

f. Building Height: Ground to building edge: 35ft

3. Warranty/Guarantee:

a. Manufacturer to provide a 20 year "No-Dollar-Limit" material and installation warranty covering the roof system, flashings and manufacturer's accessories.

4. Allowances: $5000 to be added to base bid for unforeseen deficiencies; this will be credit back to the client if not used.

5. Asbestos: Ref. to Section 024119 and Appendix 1: Asbestos testing results to be supplied by ROS selected 3rd party firm and will be incorporated into Appendix 1. Refer to Appendix 1 for asbestos testing results.

6. Tapered Insulation Layout: The roofing contractor is responsible for the final insulation system layout. The roofing contractor shall provide a tapered insulation layout plan prior to project startup. Provided by the insulation manufacturer.

General Construction Details: Ref. A1.0

Use the General Construction Details on Sheet A1.0 for detail construction description as applicable when any detail is not specifically called out in Key Notes for the applicable

Roof Area and Section. Detail drawings called out in General Construction Details can be found on Sheets A3.0 to A3.1. Contractor to provide Shop Drawing as necessary for field conditions not directly identified in Contract Documents.

Key Notes: All detail references in Key Notes are considered typical and applicable to like conditions except as specifically amended on this Sheet. Refer to Sheet A1.0 General

Construction Detail Notes for applicable construction detail descriptions and Sheets A3.0 to A3.1 for construction detail drawings. Contractor to provide Shop Drawing as necessary for field conditions not directly identified in Contract Documents.

1. Metal Edging: Furnish and install new 24 ga pre-finished metal edging to match color of existing and S -clips are to be used at joints. Ref. Photo 2004.

2. Counterflashing: Furnish and install new 24 ga pre-finished counterflashing to match color of existing. Ref. Photos 1955, 2003.

3. Wood Nailers: Furnish and install new wood nailers as required.

4. Logistics / Staging: (not marked on roof plan) Due to roof access points, travel will be necessary over other roof area(s). Existing roof area(s) traveled over, are to use rigid insulation and plywood to cover. Ref. Photo 2021.

5. Roof Sumps: Furnish and install 12ft x 12ft roof sumps for this application. Ref. Photos 1983 and 1984.

6. Remove all Deleted Roof Items: curbs, pipes, etc. (if possible) and seal openings. Ref.

Photo 2002.

7. Expansion Joint: Furnish and install new expansion joint liner and batten insulation, prior to installing new metal expansion joint. Standing seam metal joints are required. Ref. Detail

1.02 and Photos 2005 and 2010.

Symbol Legend

Symbol

Conduit, Vent

Pipe or Other

Penetration

W

GAS AD EJ

Slope

H

L

Notes

Symbol

Notes

Symbol

Notes

Equipment Unit on Curb

Roof Hatch on

Curb

Roof Ladder

Screen Support

Stanchion

Gas Line

Roof Ridges and

Valleys

Roof Drain

Overflow

Scupper

Tapered

Insulation or

Saddles

Insulated Pipe or

Heat Stack

Penetration

Ductwork or

Flanged

Abandoned

Equipment Curb

Walkway Pad

Railing or

Fancing

Area Divider

Roof Slope

New Roof Drain

Scupper

Key Notes

Metal Roof

Shingles or Clay

Titles

Revision

Elevation

Change

Expansion Joint

Pipe or Conduit on Support Block

Satellite Dish

Skylight on Curb

Equip. on Wood

Sleeper or

Support Curb

Pitch-Pan Pocket

AH S

Photos

1955 1983

Royal Oak Schools

1601 N Campbell Rd.

Royal Oak, MI 48067

Review10/23/2024

OTB10/24/2024

Royal Oak Schools

2025 Roofing Program

Royal Oak High School

1500 Lexington Blvd.

Royal Oak, MI 48073

WTProject No: ROSD-ROHS-25

Roof Plan

Royal Oak High School

Roof Area O

A2.3

6 6

20041992 door wall vent

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Line

1.05

1.06

ROOF DRAIN

SCALE: N.T.S

PREFABRICATED METAL CURB

SCALE: N.T.S

1.12

MECHANICAL UNIT

BASE OF UNIT EXTENDS 1/2''

MINIMUM BEYOND TOP OF CURB

1-

" x

" NEOPRENE FOAM

SEALING STRIP

1"

1'' MINIMUM BELOW TOP OF

CURB

FLASHING RECEIVER

FASTENERS

COUNTERFLASHING

FLASHING MEMBRANE

WOOD CURB

ALTERNATE OPTION:

NOTE 1 - THE CURBS, TOP WOOD

NAILER AND SEAL STRIP ARE TO BE

SUPPLIED BY THE CURB

MANUFACTURER.

NOTE 2 - WHEN POSSIBLE, THE

MECHANICAL UNITS SHOULD NOT BE

SET UNTIL THE ROOF MEMBRANE AND

FLASHING HAVE BEEN INSTALLED.

NOTE 3 - WHERE THE SKYLIGHT,

SCUTTLE OR SMOKE VENT FRAME

OVERLAPS THE BASE FLASHING AT

LEAST 3 INCHES, THE REMOVABLE

SHEET-METAL COUNTERFLASHING IS

NOT REQUIRED.

8'' MINIMUM

WOOD NAILER

CURB

2 X 6 MIN. WOOD NAILER

ATTACHED TO SUBSTRATE --

OVERALL THICKNESS TO MATCH

INSULATION

STRUCTURAL DECK

ROOF INSULATION

SEAM PLATES AND

FASTENERS

EPDM MEMBRANE

SEALANT (IF REQUIRED FOR

THE SPECIFIC SYSTEM)

ADHERED MEMBRANE

FLASHING

REMOVABLE SHEET- METAL

COUNTERFLASHING

GASKETED FASTENERS MIN.

TWO FASTENERS PER SIDE

1-

" x

" NEOPRENE FOAM

SEALING STRIP

EQUIPMENT FRAME

BONDING ADHESIVE

PREMOLDED CORNER

NON-REMOVABLE EQUIPMENT CURB FLASHING

SCALE: N.T.S

1.14

NAILABLE OR NON-NAILABLE STRUCTURAL DECK

8" MIN.

SECUREMENT FASTENED AT

BASE OF CURB

ALTERNATE BASE FASTENING

EPDM BASE FLASHING ADHERED W/ BONDING

ADHESIVE - TUCK FLASHING UP AND BEHIND

BOTTOM OF UNIT SKIRT.

EXISTING CURB IS REQUIRED TO EXTEND MIN.

8" ABOVE THE EPDM MEMBRANE.

2" MIN.

3"

" MIN.

MANUFACTURER APPROVED BATTEN BAR

FASTENED 12" O.C., MAX.

3" SEAM TAPE

EPDM BASE FLASHING ADHERED W/

BONDING ADHESIVE

EPDM MEMBRANE

3" SEAM TAPE

EPDM MEMBRANE

FASTENER AND PLATE @ 12" O.C.

ROOF INSULATION

EPDM MUST EXTEND 2" MIN. ABOVE PLATE

4" MIN.

NON-REMOVABLE EQUIPMENT UNIT

POLYURETHANE SEALANT

METAL COUNTERFLASHING SEE NOTES 1

AND 2

NOTE 1 - WHEN BASE OF UNIT PROVIDES LESS THAN 4" COVERAGE OVER TOP OF FLASHING,

INSTALL SEPARATE COUNTERFLASHING AS SHOWN.

NOTE 2 - COUNTERFLASHING TO BE 24 GAGE GALVANIZED STEEL, 24 GAGE PRE-FINISHED

GALVANIZED STEEL, .032" MILL FINISHED ALUMINUM OR 26 GAGE STAINLESS STEEL. SEE

SCHEDULE(S) ON THE ROOF PLAN(S) FOR SPECIFIC TYPE OF METAL REQUIRED IN EACH ROOF

AREA.

2" MIN.

REMOVABLE EQUIPMENT CURB FLASHING

SCALE: N.T.S

NAILABLE OR NON-NAILABLE STRUCTURAL DECK

8" MIN.

1-

" x

" NEOPRENE FOAM SEALING STRIP

SELF-FLASHING EQUIPMENT UNIT

FASTEN FLASHING 8" O.C. WITH ROOFING

NAILS

EPDM BASE FLASHING ADHERED W/ BONDING

ADHESIVE - WRAP FLASHING UP AND OVER

TOP OF CURB MIN. 2"

EXISTING CURB IS REQUIRED TO EXTEND MIN.

8" ABOVE THE EPDM MEMBRANE.

2" MIN.

3"

" MIN.

3" SEAM TAPE

EPDM MEMBRANE

FASTENER AND PLATE @ 12" O.C.

ROOF INSULATION

EPDM MUST EXTEND 2" MIN. ABOVE PLATE

SECUREMENT FASTENED AT

BASE OF CURB

ALTERNATE BASE FASTENING

MANUFACTURER APPROVED BATTEN BAR

FASTENED 12" O.C., MAX.

3" SEAM TAPE

EPDM BASE FLASHING ADHERED W/

BONDING ADHESIVE

EPDM MEMBRANE

#12 STAINLESS STEEL SCREWS WITH EPDM

BACKED S.S. WASHERS @ 12" O.C.

1.11

OVERFLOW DRAIN

SCALE: N.T.S

SIDE VIEW:

1.15

THROUGH ROOF CONDUIT/PIPE FLASHING

2 PC COLLAR

SCALE: N.T.S

9" SEAM TAPE FLASHING - SEE NOTE 1

STRUCTURAL DECK

ROOF INSULATION

24 GA. GAL. SHEET METAL RAIN COLLAR FLASHING

OVERLAPPING FLASHING COLLAR BY 3" TO 4" MIN. -

RAIN COLLAR TO BE 8" MIN. ABOVE ROOFING.

ROOF INSULATION

4" WIDE TREATED WOOD BLOCKING TO MATCH

HEIGHT OF INSULATION

CONTINUOUS BEAD OF SEALANT

CONTINUOUS BEAD OF LAP SEALANT

CONTINUOUS BEAD OF WATER BLOCK

FASTENER @ 12" O.C. W/ SEALANT

5" SEAM TAPE FLASHING - SEE NOTE 2

" MIN. CLEARANCE BETWEEN FLASHING COLLAR AND

CONDUIT.

STAINLESS STEEL DRAWBAND

SEALANT

8" MIN.

THROUGH ROOF CONDUIT/PIPE FLASHING

SCALE: N.T.S

HEAT STACK FLASHING

SCALE: N.T.S

STRUCTURAL DECK

FASTENER AND PLATE @ 12" O.C.

3"

EPDM MEMBRANE

24 GA. GAL. SHEET METAL RAIN COLLAR FLASHING

OVERLAPPING FLASHING COLLAR BY 3" TO 4" MIN. -

RAIN COLLAR TO BE 8" MIN. ABOVE ROOFING.

STAINLESS STEEL DRAWBAND

SEALANT

SEALANT

EPDM BASE FLASHING ADHERED W/ BONDING

ADHESIVE

EXISTING CURB IS REQUIRED TO EXTEND MIN. 8"

ABOVE THE EPDM MEMBRANE.

3" SEAM TAPE

EPDM MUST EXTEND 2" MIN. ABOVE PLATE

PRE-FABRICATED PIPE FLASHING

SCALE: N.T.S

8" MIN.

STRUCTURAL DECK

3" MIN.

3"

ROOF INSULATION

EPDM MEMBRANE

ROOF INSULATION

STRUCTURAL DECK

FIBERGLASS BATT INSULATION

1" MIN.

ROOF INSULATION

PRE-FABRICATED EPDM MEMBRANE BOOT

FLASHINGS MIN. 8"

SEALANT

EPDM MUST EXTEND 2" MIN. ABOVE PLATE

PIPE PENETRATION

PIPE PENETRATION

STRUCTURAL DECK

3"

EPDM MEMBRANE

STAINLESS STEEL DRAWBAND

3" SEAM TAPE

FASTENER AND PLATE @ 12" O.C.

HEAT STACK PENETRATION

HIGH HEAT RATED SEALANT

STAINLESS STEEL DRAWBAND

24 GA. GALV SHEET METAL RAIN COLLAR

FLASHING OVERLAPPING FLASHING COLLAR BY

3" TO 4" MIN. - RAIN COLLAR TO BE 8" MIN. ABOVE

ROOFING.

SEALANT

EPDM BASE FLASHING ADHERED W/ BONDING

ADHESIVE

EXISTING CURB IS REQUIRED TO EXTEND MIN. 8"

ABOVE THE EPDM MEMBRANE.

EPDM MUST EXTEND 2" MIN. ABOVE PLATE

FASTENER AND PLATE @ 12" O.C.

3" SEAM TAPE

8" MIN.

3" SEAM TAPE

STAINLESS STEEL DRAWBAND

SEALANT

8" MIN.

STRUCTURAL DECK

ROOF INSULATION

EPDM MUST EXTEND 2" MIN. ABOVE PLATE

FIELD FABRICATED PIPE FLASHING

SCALE: N.T.S

3"

EPDM MEMBRANE

PRE-FABRICATED EPDM MEMBRANE BOOT

FLASHINGS MIN. 8"

FASTENER AND PLATE @ 12" O.C.

PIPE PENETRATION

EPDM MEMBRANE

CONTINUOUS BEAD OF WATERBLOCK

1" DOWN.

CONTINUOUS BEAD OF WATERBLOCK

1" DOWN.

CONTINUOUS BEAD OF WATERBLOCK

1" DOWN.

PITCH-PAN POCKET TO NAILER

SCALE: N.T.S

1" MIN.1" MIN. 1" MIN.

1.04

ROOF DRAIN SUMP

SCALE: N.T.S

1.07

1.08

1.09 1.10

1.13

48"

192"

48"

ROOF DRAIN

ROOF DRAIN SUMP. TAPERED AT A MIN.

PER FOOT

CENTER LINE DRAIN

SLOPE SLOPE

48"

48"

192"

48"

48"48"

SLOPE

SLOPE

SLOPE SLOPE

SLOPE

48"

CONTINUOUS BEAD OF SEALANT

TAPERED ROOF INSULATION - MIN.

" PER FOOT TAPER

STAINLESS STEEL CLAMPING RING BOLTS - REPLACE IF

MISSING, DAMAGED OR NON-STAINLESS STEEL BOLTS

STRUCTURAL DECK

DRAIN BOWL

DRAIN PIPING

ROOF INSULATION

48"

1" MIN.

EPDM MEMBRANE

CLAMPING RING - REMOVE ALL BITUMINOUS MATERIALS

- REPLACE IF MISSING OR BROKEN DURING REMOVAL

CAST IRON DRAIN STRAINER - REPLACE IF MISSING OR

BROKEN. PLASTIC DRAIN STRAINER ARE ONLY ALLOWED

WITH APPROVED BY CONSULTANT IN WRITING.

NOTE - CONTRACTORS TO INSTALL TAPERED INSULATION. DO NOT SHAVE ROOF INSULATION TO

MATCH DRAIN INSULATION HEIGHT TO DRAIN BOWL HEIGHT.

192"

48" 48" 48"48"

CONTINUOUS BEAD OF SEALANT

TAPERED ROOF INSULATION - MIN.

" PER FOOT TAPER

STAINLESS STEEL CLAMPING RING BOLTS - REPLACE IF

MISSING, DAMAGED OR NON-STAINLESS STEEL BOLTS

STRUCTURAL DECK

DRAIN BOWL

DRAIN PIPING

ROOF INSULATION

48"

1" MIN.

EPDM MEMBRANE

CAST IRON DRAIN STRAINER - REPLACE IF MISSING OR

BROKEN. PLASTIC DRAIN STRAINER ARE ONLY ALLOWED

WITH APPROVED BY CONSULTANT IN WRITING.

NOTE - CONTRACTORS TO INSTALL TAPERED INSULATION. DO NOT SHAVE ROOF INSULATION TO

MATCH DRAIN…

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