Appleton Addendum 2.pdf

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January 30, 2023

CITY OF APPLETON

Valley Transit Facility Renovation

ADDENDUM #2

BIDS DUE: WEDNESDAY, February 1, 2023 AT 1:45 For this solicitation, bids will ONLY be received and accepted via the online electronic bid service through QuestCDN.com. Quest will charge a $30.00 fee for this service. Download the bid documents and click the online bidding button at the top of the advertisement to access the electronic bid qualifications and bid worksheet. Bids must be entered and submitted by 1:45 p.m. (C.S.T) February 1, 2023. Bids will be read at 2:00 p.m.

at City Center Building, Sixth Floor, 100 N Appleton Street, Appleton, WI 54911.

This Addendum is issued to modify, explain or correct the original Drawings and Specifications as noted below, and is hereby made a part of the Contract documents. Please attach this Addendum to the Specifications in your possession. Acknowledge receipt of this Addendum in the space provided on the Bid Form. Failure to do so may subject Bidder to disqualification.

This Addendum consists of (9) written pages and (21) Attachments (5) Sign in sheet

GENERAL NOTES

1. Room number revisions and clarifications:

a. “tool storage F148” changed to “tool storage 148”

b. “repair F149” changed to “repair bay 149”

c. “paint booth F150” changed to “paint booth 150”

d. “battery F154” changed to “battery 154”

e. “repair bay 156” changed to “wash bay 156”

APPROVED MANUFACTURERS

All the following Acceptable Manufacturer's products below must meet or exceed written specifications:

1. SECTION – 07 53 00 – Single Ply Elastomeric Sheet Roofing Mule Hide – Must meet or exceed all specifications. All UL listings must carry the Mule Hide name. Warranty certificates must be in manufacturers name.

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

1. We are working on bidding the mechanical portion of the Valley Transit Facility project and we noticed that in the P&IDs the base bid and the three alternates are all identical.

We were hoping you might be able to update them to show what changed in the alternates. Let us know if you will be able to get updated in an addendum?

a. The specified pump should be the basis of the bid. No substitutions excepted.

2. Casework calls out a standing and running trim (red oak) in the spec but it doesn’t appear to be shown on the elevations. Can you confirm which is correct

a. Cabinets are per elevations and drawings, no red oak trim.

3. Alternate A10 – office furniture / appliances is there a list of what to include here? Is this just installation of owner provided materials?

a. Appliances and furniture plans and specs are in addendum #1.

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4. Page G102 Geothermal Control Diagrams. Geothermal Loop Input/output Summary Table lists Geo Loop Flow Rate and Building Loop Flow Rate as analog inputs with notes to include BTU totalization. Please specify approved BTU meter for this application?

a. Please find specification for Geothermal BTU meter below, Mechanical contractor to connect BACnet interface to BAS.

WATER FLOW MEASUREMENT

1. Manufacturers:

1. Onicon Inc.: www.onicon.com.

2. Flow Technology, Inc.: www.flowtechnology.com.

3. Hoffer Flow Controls, Inc.: www.hofferflowcontrols.com.

4. Substitutions: Refer to Section 01 60 00 - Product Requirements.

2. Provide an Insertion Turbine Flow Sensor complete with all installation hardware necessary to enable insertion and removal of the flow sensor under pressure without system shutdown. Turbine rotors shall be of the axial design – tangential paddle type rotors will not be acceptable. When dictated by short available pipe runs, the flow measurement station shall provide compensation for rotational distortion in the velocity flow profile caused by upstream conditions.

3. The manufacturer shall provide a certificate of NIST traceable wet-calibration for each sensor. Accuracy shall be as follows:

1. +/-0.5% of actual reading at the calibrated typical velocity.

2. +/- 1% of reading over a 10:1 turndown (from 3 to 30 ft/s).

3. +/- 2% of reading over a 50:1 turndown (from 0.4 to 20 ft/s).

4. Overall range ability shall be from 0.17 ft/s to 30 ft/s (175:1 turndown ratio).

4. The sensor shall have a maximum operating pressure of 400 PSI, maximum operating temperature of 200 °F (optional 300 °F peak) and a pressure drop of less than 1 PSI at 17 feet per second flow velocity.

5. The sensor shall have a minimum of one analog output, 0-10 VDC or 4-20 mA for connection to the DDC control system for liquid flow rate unless the sensor is connected to a BTU measurement system that will provide this output or be directly integrated to the DDC control system. The sensor shall also include integral frequency output for diagnostic purposes and for connection to local display. All outputs shall be linear with flow rate.

6. Local display of flow rate to be provided in a steel NEMA 4 wall mounted enclosure with internal terminal strip connections and shall be powered by 24 VAC or VDC and provide necessary power to flow meter. Display shall read in gallons per minute.

7. Provide a BTU Measurement System that shall consist of an insertion turbine flow sensor, two temperature sensors, a BTU meter, thermowells and all required mechanical installation hardware. The BTU meter shall include a front panel mounted display for BTU total, liquid flow rate, supply temperature and return temperature. The meter shall be supplied by 24VAC or 24VDC to provide power to the BTU meter electronics, flow meter, and temperature sensors.

8. The BTU meter shall provide a BACnet MSTP RS-485 communication interface that will provide information corresponding to total thermal energy transfer, supply temperature, return temperature, and liquid flow rate. Temperature sensors shall be calibrated and matched for the specific temperature range for each application. The calculated differential temperature used in the energy calculation shall be accurate to within + 0.15°F (including the error from individual temperature sensors, sensor matching, input offsets, signal conditioning, and calculations).

5. In the Addendum, there is a Bioretention for Infiltration document attached but sheet A103 does not indicate any bio retention ponds. The plan states "Reseed as Needed".

Are these supposed to be Bioretention Ponds with plantings and engineered soils or to be seeded as turf areas?

a. There are two biofilters as shown on Sheet C4. These require engineered soil, underdrain, etc. These biofilters should be constructed and vegetated per WDNR Technical Standard 1004 (see attached).

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6. Can you clarify what this is highlighted in yellow? Is this some sort of piping required?

Located on M103

a. Highlighted pipe is Storm to be installed by PC, PC to refer to P103 for storm piping in office.

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7. Are these a breakout of the costs for re-roofing the existing office area as highlighted below, or are they entertaining re-roofing all the existing roof planes and increasing the R-value to R49?

a. Existing roofs designated to remain will have added rigid insulation and new roofing membrane. All the existing roofs have an approximate R-value of 8.2

b. For other existing roofs, (Existing Office, Existing Repair Bay, Existing Bus Parking garage and Existing Wash Bay) added insulation (to achieve R49) and new roofing membrane should be included as part of Alternate Bid A6.

8. I see that Grundfos is flat spec’d for the pumps. Are you open to other manufacturers and would Taco be acceptable on this project?

a. The specified pump should be the basis of the bid. No other pump manufacturer accepted.

9. Would Lochinvar be acceptable to quote for the boilers on this project? We have a couple of different models we could provide to meet this application. The Crest would be most similar to the Fulton Endura which is scheduled, but I feel that the Knight XL watertube boiler would be able to provide cost effective savings on this project. See attached for brochure information.?

a. The boilers and pumps are per the specifications manufacturer. Not substantial accepted as single sourced as part of this list.

10. Would Carrier be acceptable to quote for the Air Handlers on this project

a. Carrier is not acceptable to quote for the Air Handlers on this project. The Air Handlers on this project to be Daikin per the specifications manufacturer. Note that equals from AAon, York International, and Absolute Air would also be acceptable for the Air Handlers.

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11. Addendum 1 stated paving of the south parking lot was with phase 1. Does that include both of these new paved areas below?

a. Yes, both paved areas highlighted above are included in this phase of the project and are part of the base bid.

12. Under section 32 12 00 Asphaltic Concrete Pavement, #7 states “resurfacing of existing parking lot and driving areas”. However, I don’t see any other details in regards to that on the plans or throughout the specs. Is there supposed to be a mill & overlay or other type of scope of work for the existing lot?

a. Sheet C2A calls out the pavement to be removed and Sheet C3 calls out the new pavement areas (plan view) as well as the new pavement specifications (notes).

There is no call out for a mill and overlay. The contractor can disregard the specification note as it relates to resurfacing existing parking lot and drives.

13. Could you please verify the thickness & mix to be used for the pavement? Specs & plans seem to be contradicting each other?

a. Per civil drawing sheet C3, asphalt paving should be:

• 8" Crushed Aggregate Base Course - wisdot Section 305, 3/4" Crushed Stone

• 3.5" Asphaltic Hot Mix Binder Course- wisdot Section 460, E-0.3

• 2.5" Asphalt Hot Mix Surface Course - wisdot Section 460, E-0.3.

14. Motor Feeder Sizes. Can you provide a motor schedule with conduit and conductors sizes for each motor. There is information on the HVAC equipment shown on the mechanical drawings, but no conduit or conductor sizes are listed?

a. Refer to wire sizes in updated panel schedules, motor conductors to be sized per these schedules and breaker/wire size schedule on E601, size conduits per specs/NEC.

15. VAV(s) are shown on multiple electrical drawings. Can multiple VAV(s) be on (1) – Emergency Standby 120 volt circuit? If not could you please send panel and circuit numbers for each VAV?

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a. Yes, connect all VAV per note 8 on E402, all VAVs may be connected to (1) Standby 120V circuit (OPGA-8)..

16. . Drawing E403 Electrical Motor Schedule. The schedule on this sheet shows who is providing the disconnects for the plumbing and HVAC equipment.

─ Can you update to include who is providing the VFD(s).

─ Typically, the HVAC contractor and plumbing contractor provide the VFD(s) so they are compatible with their equipment and the electrical contractor installs them.

─ Are the mechanical and plumbing contractors providing that equipment?

─ If electrical contractors are to provide VFD(s), please provide manufacturer names and cat numbers for each unit.?

a. Per controls column on E403, MC to provide VFDs and EC to connect. Also note the same requirements on the Starter/Disconnect and Equipment connection scope of work on E402. MC to furnish Disconnects, VFDs, Timeclocks, and Speed controllers for mechanical equipment, EC to connect.

17. Section 27 00 00 Communication Cable and Equipment. On Drawing E301. Note states that electrical contractor to provide rough in for data jacks and ceiling WAP. All cabling and terminations by others.

Are we correct in assuming that if we provide a price for Section 27 00 00, we are to include all cabling for:

1. Computer and Phone Cabling

2. Security Camera Cabling

3. Television Cabling

4. Door Access Cabling?

a. All conduit rough in is the responsibility of the electrical contractor. All cabling required for the work is part of 27 00 00. All rough in and cabling will be part of the base bid.

Alternate bids Number A7 and Number A9 Will be numbers direct from Lappin and Faith to the General Contractors to write in on the bid form.

18. Section 28 31 00. Fire Detection and Alarm. Specifications indicate control panel to be

Silent Knight. Can you send vendor name and contact information?

a. Note that the existing Fire Alarm/Vendor is shown in the attached photo. Fire alarm is design-build, contractor to work with their own vendor to provide new Silent Knight panel.

19. Addendum 1. Answer to question as to Lappin for CCTV and Faith for Security for Alternate 7 and 9. We understand that the rough in for those alternatives would be part of Division 26.

─ Was this answer directed to the General Contractors or was it meant for the Electrical Contractor to include in our bids?

─ If we are to include in our bid, can you please send contact information for Lappen and Faith so we can contact them to receive quotes (email addresses and phone numbers)?

a. All conduit rough in is the responsibility of the electrical contractor. All cabling required for the work is part of 27 00 00. All rough in and cabling will be part of the base bid.

Alternate bids number A7 and number A9 Will be numbers direct from Lappin and Faith to the General Contractors to write in on the bid form.

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20. On plan page E502 it is unclear exactly what is Existing and what is new. Some of the boxes have a bold outline, which leads me to believe that they are new. Other panels say “existing” which is obvious. What about the panels that do not have a bold outline and do not say existing… do we need to figure new panels for those items or are they existing?

a. Panels without bold outline are existing, refer to updated riser clarifying these panels, as well as updated panel schedule notes.

21. Panel LPH panel directory does not show feeder breakers for the two MCC sections.

─ I think you will need to determine the size of the breakers and include them in new panel LPH

a. Existing MCC are assumed to be 200A, provide 200A breaker in panel LPH. Verify in field.

─ I also do not know the size (amperage) of the existing feeder we need to re-work.?

a. Existing MCC are assumed to be 200A, feeder to be reworked is assumed to be 4-#3, #8 GR. Verify in field.

22. Electrical panel information for existing panels with new feeder breakers needs to be provided ─ An example would be the alternate’s listed in the panel directory notes for existing panel LPC?

a. Panel schedules updated to provide information on which breakers are new and need to be furnished/installed by EC.

23. Do you have a description or part number for the speakers that you are looking to have installed on this project? I see we are to run a Cat 6 to every speaker location, just looking for direction on the speaker – are we to provide or is the owner providing that and we are to just wire and install?

a. 27 00 00 - To install Speaker Atlas IED 8" coaxial in-ceiling speaker with 60-watt

70/100v transformer and ported enclosure?

24. The Room Finish Schedule and Paint Schedule list the following rooms to be painted:

149 Repair Bay (It’s listed on Sht A201.1 as Room No.F149). Is this whole room to be painted or just the “hatched” area/substrates identified by Phase 1?

─ If this whole room is to be painted are we to figure painting the exterior of spray booth?

─ Currently there is no existing, color-coded piping. We are to paint (color code) the natural gas lines, air lines, fire protection lines, water lines and bulk fluid lines. Is the existing and new linear foot quantities identified on the drawings?

If so which drawings??

a. In Repair Bay 149, only new construction will need to be painted. This includes any new piping, which is to be color-coded per sheet A602.

25. 157 Wash Bay (It’s listed on Sht. A201.1 as Room 156 Repair Bay). Is this room to be painted in its entirety? Addendum No.1, general note 7 references work in this space however it’s not within the crossed-hatched area of Phase 1 or shaded area of Phase

2. Please advise.?

a. In Wash Bay 157, only the steel columns being repaired need to be painted.

26. 160 Wash Equipment. I don’t see this labeled on any Sheet. Is this to be painted and what sheet would I find this room?

a. Wash Equipment 160 is not part of this project.

27. 161 Existing Vehicle Storage Room. Does this room get painted in it’s entirety? It currently listed on the Paint Schedule as walls South, East and West. In addition the ceiling to be painted. Please advise.?

a. In Vehicle Storage 161, only new construction needs to be painted.

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28. Whom is responsible for labeling the painted, color-code piping? Direction, name, etc.…?

a. The painting contractor will paint all piping. The labeling of the piping will be the trade installing the piping. For example, if plumbing installs the line, then plumbing labels the line.

29. This is whole project limited to just the “Hatched and Shaded Areas” and nothing else? If not please explain.

a. In addition to the work being done in the hatched area, there are three columns requiring repair in the existing wash bay. See detail 17/S500. Installation of new piping runs or ductwork may require work outside of the hatched and shaded areas.

30. It appears drawing M108 Alt A3 is incorrect—there is no piping shown on the drawing—please advise

a. Refer to updated M108 Alt A3 for piping. (Attached).

31. Is boiler 3 needed? I see it bolded on M108 but It does not appear to be on the schedules, ISOs or schematics?

a. Boiler 3 is a future item and is not needed in this bid. Refer to updated M108 Alt A3.

32. Title Sheet 1.0 states Phase 1 in the name of project, drawing sheet A201.1 delineates phase 1 and phase 2. Is the work shown as phase 2 on sheet A201.1 to be included in pricing for phase 1 bid?

a. The project bid is made up of two phases, phase 1 and phase 2. The bidding documents encompass phase 1 and Phase 2. The phasing is called out as Phase 1 and Phase 2 for construction sequencing. Phase 1I needs to be completed before Phase 2 can start.

33. The existing repair bay on sheet A201.1 is not shown in any of the phasing. Per sheet

A200.3 this room has notes addressing the three structural columns. Is work in this area to be included in this bid? Project area not shown in Phase 1 or 2.

a. Yes, the structural column work is part of the Base Bid.

34. The Spec Calls for Leviton Jacks or Equal for Data & Voice on Div 27 00 00-3. But, The spec then calls out Specifically for The jacks shall be mounted on a 24-port Systimax universal modular patch pane on Div 27 00 00-5 Can you please help me understand which way Valley transit wants to roll with, as Leviton Jacks, will not fit in a Systimax Madular Panel?

a. Provide jacks that are compatible with the Systimax Madular panel and match existing.

35. Item 10 80 00.08 says vending, ice machines and refrigerators are by owner under separate contract. Detail 1/A701 lists all three items by general contractor. Addenda #1 lists models for ice machine and refrigerators only by GC.

Which one is it?

a. Yes, per the addendum the ice machine and refrigerators will be by the GC. Clarification vending machines will be by owner.

36. For the Valley Transit Facility project in Appleton, the Aggregate Pier specifications call out a bearing pressure of 6,000psf. However, the structural drawings call for 3,000psf. Are you able to confirm which is correct? I think the 3,000psf would make more sense?

a. Special Foundation are not required as stated in addendum #1.

37. On the north wall of the repair bay where we are demoing for the new mezzanine extension there’s existing bulk fluid lines, should these lines be relocated?

a. Yes, the 4 bulk fluid lines should be rerouted underneath the new mezzanine as part of the base bid.

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38. The Insulation depth behind the corrugated metal wall panels on the new mechanical room 207 is to be 4”. Rigid insulation in this thickness comes at a 10,000 sq ft minimum order. Can you please qualify it is acceptable to use (2) layers of 2” insulation to meet the thickness/R-value that is required for this area?

a. Yes, (2) layers of 2” insulation can be used.

REVISED AND DRAWING CHANGES

1. Sheet A201 – Floor Plan – Overall

a. Room names/numbers adjusted per General Note #1 above.

2. Sheet A601 – Door and Hardware Schedule

a. Door schedule to and from room numbers changed per General Note #1 above.

b. Door F143A (between hall 143 and repair bay 149) renumbered to 143A and added to door and hardware schedule.

3. Sheet A602 – Room and Finish Schedules

a. Room names/number adjusted per General Note #1 above.

b. The following rooms removed from the schedules

i. 139 mens

ii. 157 wash bay

iii. 158 Oil/DEF storage

iv. 159 janitor

v. 160 wash equipment

vi. 162 new vehicle storage

ATTACHED ADDENDUM DRAWING SHEETS

1. Bioretention For Infiltration -

2. E502 – E603 - Electrical Riser and Details

3. M108 - Mezzanine Mechanical Plans – Geothermal

4. A201 – Floor Plan - Overall

5. A601 – Door and Hardware Schedule

6. A602 – Room and Finish Schedules

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A201City of Appleton - Valley Transit Facility Renovation Phase 1

12/09/2022

Floor Plan - Overall 801 S. Whitman Avenue, Appleton, WI 54914

Spec. # Description

02 05 00.01 EXISTING BUILDING FOOTPRINT

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Outside lever fixed, unlocked by key. Inside lever always unlocked.

(Classroom)

LEVER CLASSROOM LOCK

Outside lever locked and unlocked by key. Inside lever always unlocked.

(Cylinder)

SINGLE CYLINDER CLASSROOM LOCK

Deadbolt locked or unlocked by key from outside. Deadbolt unlocked by thumbturn only from inside.

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LEVER OFFICE LOCK

Push-button locking. Pushing button locks outside lever until unlocked by key outside or by turning inside lever.

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LEVER ENTRANCE LOCK

Turn/Push-button locking. Pushing and turning button locks outside lever requiring use of key until button in manually unlocked.

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LEVER PRIVACY LOCK

Push-botton locking. Can be opened from outside by emergency key, scredriver, or similar tool.

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A601City of Appleton - Valley Transit Facility Renovation Phase 1

12/09/2022

Door and Hardware Schedules 801 S. Whitman Avenue, Appleton, WI 54914

1/4" = 1'-0" Door Panel Types Lockset Types

1/4" = 1'-0" Door Frame Types

DOOR SCHEDULE

MARK

FROM ROOM TO ROOM

LABEL

DOOR FRAME

COMMENTSNUM NAME NUM NAME TYPE MATERIAL SWING WIDTH HEIGHT THICKNESS LOUVER GLASS TYPE MATERIAL GLASS 100A-C ext exterior 100 vest. - FG ALUM LHR 3' - 0" 7' - 6" 1 3/4" GL-2 PER ELEV. ALUM - CARD READER 100B-C 161 ex. vehicle storage 100 vest. - NV WOOD RHR 2' - 9" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - GL-1 C HM - CARD READER; SEE STRUC. DETAILS, FRAME 1 100C-C 100 vest. 102 hall - FG WOOD LHR 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - GL-1 D-2 ALUM GL-1 CARD READER

101A 100 vest. 101 RR - F WOOD RHR 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - A HM - 103A-C 122 hall 103 open office - F WOOD LHR 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - D-2 HM GL-1 CARD ACCESS 103B-C 122 hall 103 open office - HG WOOD LH 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - G HM GL-1 CARD ACCESS 104A 104 secure file storage 103 open office - F WOOD LHR 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - A HM - 105A 103 open office 105 office - F WOOD RH 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - D-2 HM GL-1 106A 103 open office 106 office - F WOOD RH 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - D-2 HM GL-1 107A 107 closet 103 open office - F (2) WOOD L/RHR 2' - 6" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - A HM - 108A 108 conference 100 vest. - FG WOOD RH 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - D-1 HM GL-1 109A 102 hall 109 conf. / pres. - F WOOD LH 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - D-3 HM GL-1 110A 102 hall 110 office - F WOOD RH 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - D-2 HM GL-1 111A 102 hall 111 office - F WOOD RH 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - D-2 HM GL-1 112A 102 hall 112 conf - F WOOD LH 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - D-2 HM GL-1 113A 102 hall 113 office - F WOOD RH 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - D-2 HM GL-1 114A 102 hall 114 office - F WOOD RH 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - D-2 HM GL-1 115A 102 hall 115 office - F WOOD RH 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - D-2 HM GL-1 116A 102 hall 116 office - F WOOD LH 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - D-2 HM GL-1

117A-C 117 lunch / training 102 hall - F WOOD LHR 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - D-1 HM GL-1 CARD ACCESS 117B 118 kitchen 117 lunch / training - F WOOD RHR 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - D-2 HM GL-1

118A-C 118 kitchen 102 hall - HG WOOD RHR 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - GL-1 D-1 HM GL-1 CARD ACCESS 118B 122 hall 118 kitchen - HG WOOD RHR 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - GL-1 D-2 HM GL-1 119A 103 open office 119 office - F WOOD RH 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - D-2 HM GL-1 120A 103 open office 120 storage - F WOOD RH 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - A HM - 121A 122 hall 121 jan. - F WOOD LH 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - A HM - 123A 122 hall 123 RR - F WOOD LH 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - A HM - 124A 122 hall 124 RR - F WOOD RH 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - A HM - 125A 126 DT lobby 125 RR / DT - F WOOD LH 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - A HM -

126A-C 122 hall 126 DT lobby - F WOOD RH 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - A HM - CARD ACCESS 127A 127 coat room 117 lunch / training - HG WOOD LHR 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - GL-1 D-1 HM GL-1

128A-C 102 hall 128 waiting - HG WOOD LHR 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - GL-1 D-2 HM GL-1 CARD ACCESS 129A-C ext exterior 129 vestibule - FG (2) ALUM L/RHR 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - GL-2 PER ELEV. ALUM GL-2 CARD ACCESS 129B-C 129 vestibule 128 waiting - FG (2) ALUM L/RHR 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - GL-1 PER ELEV. ALUM GL-1 CARD ACCESS 129C-C 130 Future Paratransit 129 vestibule - HG ALUM LH 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - D-2 ALUM GL-1 CARD ACCESS 130A-C 122 hall 130 Future Paratransit - HGD WOOD RH 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - GL-1 D-3 HM GL-1 CARD ACCESS 135A 136 womens locker 135 mothers - F WOOD RHR 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - B HM - 136A 136 womens locker 138 fitness - F WOOD RHR 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - B HM - 137A 137 chase 136 womens locker - F HM LHR 2' - 6" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - B HM - 141A 138 fitness 141 mens locker - F WOOD LHR 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - B HM - 142A 142 chase 141 mens locker - F HM RHR 2' - 6" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - B HM - 143A 149 repair bay 143 hall - HG HM RH 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - GL-1 B HM - 144A 161 ex. vehicle storage 144 drivers - HG FRP RHR 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - GL-1 B FRP - EXISTING OPENING, VERIFY SIZE 146A 143 hall 146 uniform storage - F WOOD - 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - B HM - 147A 143 hall 147 office archive storage - F WOOD RH 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - B HM - 148A 149 repair bay 148 tool storage - HG (2) HM L/RH 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - GL-1 B HM -

149A-C ext exterior 149 repair bay - HG FRP LHR 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - GL-2 A FRP - CARD ACCESS; EXISTING OPENING, VERIFY SIZE 150A-C ext exterior 149 repair bay - HG FRP RH 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - GL-2 A FRP - CARD ACCESS; EXISTING OPENING, VERIFY SIZE 153A-C 153 parts storage 149 repair bay - NV (2) HM L/RHR 3' - 9" 7' - 8" 1 3/4" - GL-1 H HM - CARD ACCESS; EXISTING OPENING, VERIFY SIZE;

REMOVEABLE CENTER MULLION

155A 155 clean room 153 parts storage - HG (2) HM L/RH 3' - 0 1/4" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - C HM - SEE STRUC. DETAILS; FRAME 2

202A-C 202a electrical 201 open mezzanine storage - F HM RHR 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - B HM - CARD ACCESS 203A 203 compressor 201 open mezzanine storage - F HM RHR 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - B HM - 204A 149 repair bay 204 mechanical room - NV (2) HM - 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - GL-1 A HM - 205A 205 MDF closet 201 open mezzanine storage - F HM RH 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - A HM - 207A 201 open mezzanine storage 207 new mechanical room - F (2) HM L/RHR 3' - 2" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - - A HM -

HARDWARE SCHEDULE

MARK LOCKSET PUSH-PULL HOLD OPEN CLOSER HINGE DOOR STOP THRESHOLD

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100A-C Entrance - - X PIANO - X X - - - 1 / 2 / 7 100B-C Entrance - - X B.B. - - - X X - 2 / 3 100C-C Classroom - - X B.B. - - - X X - 2 / 3 101A Privacy - - X B.B. - - - - X - 3

103A-C Classroom - - X B.B. X - - X X - 2 / 3 103B-C Classroom - - X B.B. - - - X X - 2 / 3 104A Storage - - - X X - - X X FILES 3 105A Office - - - X X - - X X - 3 106A Office - - - X X - - X X - 3 107A Storage - - - X X - - - X - 4 108A Office - X X B.B. X - - X X CONFERENCE 3 109A Office - X X B.B. X - - X X OFFICE 3 110A Office - - - X X - - X X OFFICE 3 111A Office - - - X X - - X X OFFICE 3 112A Office - - - X X - - X X OFFICE 3 113A Office - - - X X - - X X OFFICE 3 114A Office - - - X X - - X X OFFICE 3 115A Office - - - X X - - X X OFFICE 3 116A Office - - - X X - - X X OFFICE 3

117A-C Entrance - X X B.B. X - - X X TRAINING 2 / 3 117B Entrance - X X B.B. X - - X X TRAINING 3

118A-C Entrance - X X B.B. X - - X X KITCHEN 2 / 3 118B Entrance - X X B.B. X - - X X KITCHEN 3 119A Entrance - - - X X - - X X OFFICE 3 120A Storage - - - X X - - X X OFFICE 3 121A Storage - - - X X - - X X JANITOR 3 123A Privacy - - X B.B. X - - X X UNISEX 3 124A Privacy - - X B.B. X - - X X UNISEX 3 125A Privacy - - X B.B. X - - X X UNISEX 3

126A-C Office - - X B.B. X - - X X DT 2 / 3 127A Entrance - - X B.B. X - - X X - 3

128A-C Classroom - - X B.B. X - - X X - 2 / 3 129A-C Entrance - - X PIANO - X X - - - 1 / 2 / 4 / 7 129B-C Classroom - - X PIANO - - - - X - 1 / 2 / 4 / 7 129C-C Classroom - - X PIANO X - - - X - 1 / 2 130A-C Classroom - - X B.B. X - - X X - 3 / 5 135A Privacy X X X B.B. X - - X X WOMEN 3 136A Cylinder X X X B.B. X - - X X WOMEN 3 137A Storage - - - X X - - - X - - 141A Cylinder X X X B.B. X - - X X MEN 3 142A Storage - - - X X - - - X - - 143A Entrance - - X B.B. X - - X X - 3 144A Entrance - - X B.B. X - X X X - 3 146A Storage - X X B.B. X - - X X UNIFORMS 3 147A Storage - X X B.B. X - - X X ARCHIVE 3 148A Storage - X X B.B. X - - X - TOOLS 3 / 4

149A-C Entrance - - X B.B. - X X X - - 2 / 3 / 4 150A-C Entrance - - X B.B. - X X X - - 2 / 3 / 4 153A-C Storage - - - B.B. X - - X X - 2 / 3 / 4 155A Storage - - X X - - - X - - 3 / 4

202A-C Storage - - X B.B. X - - X - - 2 / 3 203A Storage - - X B.B. X - - X - - 3 204A Storage - X X X - - - X X - 4 205A Storage - X - X X - - X - MDF CLOSET 3 207A Storage - X - X X - - X - ELECTRIC ROOM 3 / 4

ADDITIONAL NOTES:

1 HARDWARE BY ALUMINUM CONTRACTOR

2 ELECTRIC STRIKE & CARD READER (27 00 00)

3 KICKPLATE ON PUSH SIDE OF DOOR

4 LEFT DOOR INACTIVE w/ CONCEALED LATCHES

5 (DUTCH DOOR) - DOOR LATCH BOLT REQUIRED

ON UPPER LEAVES (IVES 054 DOOR LATCH OR

SIMILAR). INDICATED LOCKSET TO BE INSTALLED

ON LOWER SECTION

6 SAFETY CHAIN ON EXTERIOR SIDE OF DOOR

7 ADA DOOR OPERATOR

OVERHEAD DOOR SCHEDULE

MARK

FROM ROOM TO ROOM DOOR

REMARKSNUM NAME NUM NAME WIDTH HEIGHT THICKNESS GLASS

OH 149.1 ext exterior 149 repair bay 11' - 4" 14' - 0" 2" GL-2 EXISTING OPENING, VERIFY SIZE OH 149.2 ext exterior 149 repair bay 11' - 4" 14' - 0" 2" GL-2 EXISTING OPENING, VERIFY SIZE OH 149.3 ext exterior 149 repair bay 11' - 4" 14' - 0" 2" GL-2 EXISTING OPENING, VERIFY SIZE OH 149.4 ext exterior 149 repair bay 11' - 4" 14' - 0" 2" GL-2 EXISTING OPENING, VERIFY SIZE OH 150.1 ext exterior 149 repair bay 11' - 4" 14' - 0" 2" GL-2 EXISTING OPENING, VERIFY SIZE OH 150.29 1016 open office 1004 concourse 3' - 0" 7' - 0" 1 3/4" - -

3/16" = 1'-0" Typical OH Door

GL-1 - SINGLE PANE GLASS. 1/4" OR 3/8" THICK, FLOAT OR TEMPERED PER SPEC (08 80 00).

GL-2 - INSULATED GLASS UNIT PER SPEC (08 80 00).

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A602City of Appleton - Valley Transit Facility Renovation Phase 1

12/09/2022

Room and Finish Schedules 801 S. Whitman Avenue, Appleton, WI 54914

PAINT SCHEDULE

ROOM

FLOOR

WALLS

CEILING METAL WOOD REMARKSNUM NAME NORTH SOUTH EAST WEST

100 vest. - Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S - Enamel Varnish - 101 RR - Latex-SG Latex-SG Latex-SG Latex-SG - Enamel Varnish - 102 hall - Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S - Enamel Varnish - 103 open office - Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S - Enamel Varnish - 104 secure file storage - Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S - Enamel Varnish - 105 office - Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S - Enamel Varnish - 106 office - Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S - Enamel Varnish - 107 closet - Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S - Enamel Varnish - 108 conference - Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S - Enamel Varnish - 109 conf. / pres. - Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S - Enamel Varnish - 110 office - Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S - Enamel Varnish - 111 office - Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S - Enamel Varnish - 112 conf - Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S - Enamel Varnish - 113 office - Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S - Enamel Varnish - 114 office - Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S - Enamel Varnish - 115 office - Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S - Enamel Varnish - 116 office - Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S - Enamel Varnish - 117 lunch / training - Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S - Enamel Varnish - 118 kitchen - Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S - Enamel Varnish - 119 office - Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S - Enamel Varnish - 120 storage - Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S - Enamel Varnish - 121 jan. - Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S - Enamel Varnish - 122 hall - Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S - Enamel Varnish 2 COLORS - [COLOR 1] FROM FLOOR LVL TO 2'-0" BELOW CEILING / [COLOR 2] FROM CEILING TO 2'-0" DOWN.

123 RR - Latex-SG Latex-SG Latex-SG Latex-SG - Enamel Varnish - 124 RR - Latex-SG Latex-SG Latex-SG Latex-SG - Enamel Varnish - 125 RR / DT - Latex-SG Latex-SG Latex-SG Latex-SG - Enamel Varnish - 126 DT lobby - Latex-SG Latex-SG Latex-SG Latex-SG - Enamel Varnish - 127 coat room - Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S - Enamel Varnish - 128 waiting - Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S - Enamel Varnish 2 COLORS - [COLOR 1] FROM FLOOR LVL TO 2'-0" BELOW CEILING / [COLOR 2] FROM CEILING TO 2'-0" DOWN.

129 vestibule - Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S - Enamel Varnish - 130 Future Paratransit - Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S - Enamel Varnish - 134 women - Latex-SG Latex-SG Latex-SG Latex-SG - Enamel Varnish - 135 mothers - Latex-SG Latex-SG Latex-SG Latex-SG - Enamel Varnish - 136 womens locker - Latex-SG Latex-SG Latex-SG Latex-SG - Enamel Varnish - 137 chase - Latex-SG Latex-SG Latex-SG Latex-SG - Enamel Varnish - 138 fitness - Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S - Enamel Varnish - 140 mens - Latex-SG Latex-SG Latex-SG Latex-SG - Enamel Varnish - 141 mens locker - Latex-SG Latex-SG Latex-SG Latex-SG - Enamel Varnish - 142 chase - Latex-SG Latex-SG Latex-SG Latex-SG - Enamel Varnish - 143 hall - Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S - Enamel Varnish 2 COLORS - [COLOR 1] FROM FLOOR LVL TO 2'-0" BELOW CEILING / [COLOR 2] FROM CEILING TO 2'-0" DOWN.

144 drivers - Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S - Enamel Varnish - 145 driver's quiet - Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S - Enamel Varnish - 146 uniform storage - Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S - Enamel Varnish - 147 office archive storage - Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S - Enamel Varnish - 148 tool storage - EPOXY EPOXY EPOXY EPOXY DRYFALL EPOXY Varnish - 149 repair bay - EPOXY EPOXY EPOXY EPOXY DRYFALL EPOXY Varnish - 150 paint booth - - - - - - - - - 151 maint. super. - Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S - EPOXY Varnish PAINT EXISTING DOOR FRAMES 152 shop foreman - Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S Latex-S - EPOXY Varnish PAINT EXISTING DOOR FRAMES 153 parts storage - EPOXY EPOXY EPOXY EPOXY DRYFALL EPOXY Varnish PAINT EXISTING DOOR FRAMES, STAIR, AND HANDRAILS 154 battery - EPOXY EPOXY EPOXY EPOXY DRYFALL EPOXY Varnish PAINT EXISTING DOOR FRAMES 155 clean room - EPOXY EPOXY EPOXY EPOXY - Enamel Varnish - 156 wash bay - - - - - - EPOXY - PAINT STEEL COLUMNS 161 ex. vehicle storage - - EPOXY - EPOXY DRYFALL EPOXY Varnish ONLY AREAS AFFECTED BY NEW CONSTRUCTION TO BE PAINTED 201 open mezzanine storage - EPOXY EPOXY EPOXY EPOXY DRYFALL Enamel Varnish - 202a electrical - EPOXY EPOXY EPOXY EPOXY DRYFALL Enamel Varnish - 202b electrical - EPOXY EPOXY EPOXY EPOXY DRYFALL Enamel Varnish - 203 compressor - EPOXY EPOXY EPOXY EPOXY DRYFALL Enamel Varnish - 204 mechanical room - EPOXY EPOXY EPOXY EPOXY DRYFALL Enamel Varnish - 205 MDF closet - EPOXY EPOXY EPOXY EPOXY DRYFALL Enamel Varnish - 207 new mechanical room - EPOXY EPOXY EPOXY EPOXY DRYFALL Enamel Varnish -

ROOM FINISH SCHEDULE

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R NAME Level FLOOR TYPE BASE

WALL FINISH CEILING

REMARKSNORTH SOUTH EAST WEST TYPE HEIGHT

100 vest. LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN CWB Exist / GWB-1 GWB-1 / GL-1 GWB-1 / GL-2 GWB-1 / GL-1 ACT-1 9'-0" 101 RR LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN CWB Exist / CWT-2 GWB-2 / CWT-2 GWB-2 / CWT-2 GWB-2 / CWT-2 ACT-2 8'-6" CERAMIC WALL TILE HEIGHT PER INTERIOR ELEVATIONS 102 hall LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB GWB-1 / GL-1 GWB-1 / GL-1 GWB-1 / GL-1 GWB-1 / GL-1 ACT-1 9'-0" 103 open office LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB GWB-1 GWB-1 / GL-1 GWB-1 / GL-1 GWB-1 / GL-1 ACT-1 9'-0" 104 secure file storage LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB Exist GWB-1 Exist / GWB-1 GWB-1 ACT-1 9'-0" 105 office LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB GWB-1 GWB-1 GWB-1 GWB-1 / GL-1 ACT-1 9'-0" 106 office LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB Exist GWB-1 / GL-1 GWB-1 GWB-1 / GL-1 ACT-1 9'-0" 107 closet LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB GWB-1 GWB-1 GWB-1 GWB-1 / GL-1 ACT-1 9'-0" 108 conference LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB GWB-1 / GL-1 GWB-1 GWB-1 / GL-2 GWB-1 / GL-1 ACT-1 9'-0" 109 conf. / pres. LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB GWB-1 GWB-1 GWB-1 / GL-2 GWB-1 / GL-1 ACT-1 9'-0" 110 office LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB GWB-1 GWB-1 GWB-1 / GL-2 GWB-1 / GL-1 ACT-1 9'-0" 111 office LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB GWB-1 GWB-1 GWB-1 / GL-2 GWB-1 / GL-1 ACT-1 9'-0" 112 conf LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB GWB-1 GWB-1 GWB-1 / GL-2 GWB-1 / GL-1 ACT-1 9'-0" 113 office LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB GWB-1 / GL-1 GWB-1 / GL-2 GWB-1 / GL-2 GWB-1 ACT-1 9'-0" 114 office LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB GWB-1 / GL-1 GWB-1 / GL-2 GWB-1 GWB-1 ACT-1 9'-0" 115 office LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB GWB-1 / GL-1 GWB-1 / GL-2 GWB-1 GWB-1 ACT-1 9'-0" 116 office LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB GWB-1 / GL-1 GWB-1 / GL-2 GWB-1 GWB-1 / GL-1 ACT-1 9'-0" 117 lunch / training LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB GWB-1 / GL-1 GWB-1 GWB-1 / GL-1 GWB-1 ACT-1 9'-0" 118 kitchen LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB GWB-2 GWB-1 GWB-1 GWB-1 ACT-1 9'-0" 119 office LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB GWB-1 / GL-1 GWB-1 GWB-1 GWB-1 ACT-1 9'-0" 120 storage LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB GWB-1 GWB-1 GWB-1 GWB-1 ACT-1 9'-0" 121 jan. LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB GWB-1 GWB-2 GWB-1 GWB-2 ACT-2 8'-6" 122 hall LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB GWB-1 / GL-1 GWB-1 / GL-1 GWB-1 / GL-1 CMU-8 / GWB-1 / GL-1 ACT-1 9'-0" 123 RR LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB GWB-2 / CWT-2 GWB-2 / CWT-2 GWB-2 / CWT-2 GWB-2 / CWT-2 ACT-2 8'-6" CERAMIC WALL TILE HEIGHT PER INTERIOR ELEVATIONS 124 RR LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB GWB-2 / CWT-2 GWB-2 / CWT-2 GWB-2 / CWT-2 GWB-2 / CWT-2 ACT-2 8'-6" CERAMIC WALL TILE HEIGHT PER INTERIOR ELEVATIONS 125 RR / DT LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB GWB-2 GWB-2 GWB-2 GWB-2 ACT-2 8'-6" INPROCORP RIGID VINYL SHEET HEIGHT PER INTERIOR ELEVATIONS 126 DT lobby LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB GWB-2 GWB-2 GWB-2 GWB-2 ACT-2 9'-0" INPROCORP RIGID VINYL SHEET HEIGHT PER INTERIOR ELEVATIONS 127 coat room LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB GWB-1 GWB-1 GWB-1 / GL-1 GWB-1 ACT-1 9'-0" 128 waiting LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB GWB-1 GWB-1 / GL-2 GWB-1 / GL-1 GWB-1 / GL-1 ACT-1 9'-0" 129 vestibule LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB GWB-1 / GL-1 GWB-1 / GL-2 GWB-1 / GL-1 GWB-1 / GL-2 ACT-1 9'-0" 130 Future Paratransit LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB CMU-8 / GWB-1 / GL-1 GWB-1 / GL-2 GWB-1 / GL-1 GWB-1 / GL-2 ACT-1 9'-0" 134 women LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB CMU-8 CMU-8 CMU-8 CMU-8 ACT-2 8'-6" 135 mothers LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB CMU-8 CMU-8 CMU-8 CMU-8 ACT-2 8'-6" 136 womens locker LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB CMU-8 CMU-8 CMU-8 CMU-8 ACT-2 8'-6" 137 chase LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB CMU-8 CMU-8 CMU-8 CMU-8 ACT-2 8'-6" 138 fitness LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB CMU-8 CMU-8 CMU-8 Exist ACT-1 9'-0" 140 mens LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB CMU-8 CMU-8 CMU-8 CMU-8 ACT-2 8'-6" 141 mens locker LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB CMU-8 CMU-8 CMU-8 Exist ACT-2 8'-6" 142 chase LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB CMU-8 CMU-8 CMU-8 Exist ACT-2 8'-6" 143 hall LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB GWB-1 CMU-8 - Exist ACT-1 9'-0" 144 drivers LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB Exist GWB-1 GWB-1 / GL-1 GWB-1 ACT-1 9'-0" 145 driver's quiet LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB Exist GWB-1 GWB-1 Exist ACT-1 9'-0" 146 uniform storage LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB GWB-1 GWB-1 GWB-1 GWB-1 ACT-1 9'-0" 147 office archive storage LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB GWB-1 GWB-1 GWB-1 Exist ACT-1 9'-0" 148 tool storage LEVEL 1 SEE FINISH PLAN VB Exist CMU-8 Exist CMU-8 Deck - Exist - 149 repair bay LEVEL 1 Exist - Exist Exist CMU-8 Exist Deck - Exist - 150…