CDFW_LFEB_Addendum_Letter_2_P24990009.pdf

State of California – Natural Resources Agency GAVIN NEWSOM, Governor DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE CHARLTON H. BONHAM, Director Land and Facilities Engineering Branch 1010 Riverside Parkway West Sacramento, CA 95605 Engineering@wildlife.ca.gov

Conserving California’s Wildlife Since 1870

January 17, 2025

PLAN HOLDERS

P2499009, Addendum #2 HVAC & Electrical Replacement, Crystal Lake Hatchery Shasta County, California

The Bid Opening date has been postponed to Thursday, January 30, 2025, at 2:00 PM and changes have been made to P2499009_Specifiations. Update the following sections:

A. Description of Services

5. License Required:

A – “General Engineering Contractor” or B – “General Building Contractor” with the following requirement:

C22 – “Asbestos Abatement Contractor” License:

If the Bidding Contractor does not possess the required license, then the Bidding Contractor shall subcontract with a contractor having the said license.

Lead Abatement:

Lead-Related Certificate (LRC) from the Department of Public Health, Childhood Poisoning Prevention Branch. If the Bidding Contractor does not possess the required certificate, then the Bidding Contractor shall subcontract with a contractor with said Certification.

The subcontractor may not sublet the work to another contractor. The subcontractor must be listed on the list of Proposed Subcontractors, Attachment 4, page 6, and Attachment 13 GSPD-05-106, page 20, regardless of the amount of work.

C. Bid Requirements and Information

1. Key Action Dates

Event Date

IFB available to prospective bidders

Pre-bid Walkthrough (Mandatory)

Bid Opening

Bid Due Date

Notice of Intent to Award

Proposed Award Date [See C) 9) f), Page 7]

Proposed Start of Construction Date

December 16, 2024

January 9, 2025 @ 1:00 PM

January 23, 2025 @ 2:00 PM January 30, 2025 @ 2:00 PM

January 23, 2025 @ 2:00 PM January 30, 2025 @ 2:00 PM

January 30, 2025 February 6, 2025

April 2025

May 2025

The following changes have been made to Exhibit T – Technical Specifications:

Update Section 23 00 00 – HVAC as follows:

PART 1 – GENERAL

1.01 SCOPE OF WORK

A. The Contractor shall provide all labor, tools, equipment, materials, permits, and taxes necessary to remove existing heating and air conditioning systems and install new Split System or Packaged HVAC units and new ducting in seven (7) Residences R1-40, R1-41, R1-42, R1-43, R1-44, R1-62 and R1-77. The Contractor shall determine the best HVAC system to put in each house and must provide CDFW with a passing HERS test. The residences will be occupied during construction and the Contractor shall perform the work in such a manner as to cause the least disturbance to the occupants.

PART 2 - EXECUTION

2.01 HVAC

L. Install new concrete pads for new condenser units per all code requirements, if installing a split HVAC unit.

M. If installing a packaged rooftop HVAC unit, install necessary support structures or curbs on the roof to securely mount the new unit. The Contractor must ensure the roof deck is properly sealed and prepared to prevent leaks around the unit.

Install flashing and apply sealant around the unit base and all penetrations through the roof to prevent water infiltration.

N. If installing Furnace in attic Contractor must provide proper freeze protection on exhaust condensate trap. The Contractor must meet height requirements for attic assembly. The Contractor is responsible to relocate any rafter ties and install a catwalk to service the equipment in accordance with all code requirements.

2.02 FLEXIBLE DUCTS

H. Remove and dispose of the existing ductwork. Contractor new supply and return flexible ductwork with R-6 R-8 level. in each attic. Ducting shall be sized per Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractor’s National Association (SMACNA).

I. The Contractor shall determine locations of supply and return ductwork and registers to meet all code requirements. Contractor may use crawl space or attic locations. The Contractor is responsible for a passing HERS test. The Contractor must properly seal all new registers in accordance with all local, State and Federal requirements. When creating new openings for installing new registers the Contractor try and be the least destructive to existing surrounds. SOH R1-77 and SOH R1-44 have existing floor registers; the Contractor may choose to use existing locations for the locations of the new registers.

J. Seal off any existing unused ventilating systems and any openings left open where old equipment was located. Remove registers/old unused equipment and seal with drywall in accordance with stated codes, ordinances and statutes. All Drywall installed at the interior of the house shall be half (½)” or five eighths (5/8)” per local code requirements. Drywall screws and nails shall be per code.

Provide all tape, compound, corner beads and all other materials and equipment needed to install Drywall in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

Paint and texture the patch to match existing surrounding paint color with a minimum of 2 coats of paint.

PART 3 - PRODUCTS

2.01 MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS

A. Seven (7) Spilt System Air Conditioner Units (Three (3) – 2 Ton units, Three

(3) – 3 Ton units and One (1) – 3.5 Ton units); 17.2 15.2 SEER2; Goodman #GSXC7 #R-32 GLXS4B or approved equal. Or Seven (7) Packaged Gas/Electric Units (Three (3) – 2 Ton units, Three (3) – 3 Ton units and One

(1) – 3.5 Ton units); 15.2 SEER2/ 81% AFUE Goodman #GPGM5 or approved equal.

B. Seven (7) Furnace units; Multi-Position; Two-stage, multi-speed CM Gas furnaces; eighty (80)% AFUE min. 96% AFUE; Goodman # GR9T96 #GM9C96 or approved equal; if applicable. The Contract shall determine if setting the unit in a horizontal position in the attic space or a vertical position.

C. Seven (7) Indoor Coils; Goodman or approved equal.

An Environmental Report from Terracon listing Asbestos and Lead sampling results has been added. The report is not a biddable document and is for information only. Contractors reviewing this limited sampling report must draw their own conclusions regarding further investigation or remediation deemed necessary for the work items identified and the type of licenses/certifications required to perform the work. Add Attachment A1 – Environmental Report to the end of Exhibit T in the Specifications.

Drawing – Sheet 2 and Sheet 3 have been revised. Replace the following sheets in its entirety:

· Drawing H13-2024-001 Dated 12/03/2024 Sheet 2 of 4 and Sheet 3 of 4, shall be replaced with Drawing H13-2024-001 Dated 1/17/2025 Revision 1 Sheet 2 of 4 and Revision 1 Sheet 3 of 4.

Please acknowledge the receipt of this addendum in the space provided on the Bid Form.

Sincerely, Katherine Miyai, Project Engineer Wildlife and Fisheries Division Land and Facilities Engineering Branch

Enclosure:

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Attachment A1 Environmental Report

Terracon Consultants, Inc. 1466 66t h Street Emeryvil le, Cali fornia 94608 P [510] 557 7144 terracon.com

October 21, 2021

Mr. Rob Benson California Department of Fish and Wildlife Engineering Branch 1010 Riverside Parkway West Sacramento, California

Telephone: (916) 323-1488 E-mail: rob.benson@wildlife.ca.gov

RE: Hazardous Materials Survey Report Crystal Lake Fish Hatchery Cassel, California

Dear Mr. Benson:

Terracon Consultants, Inc. (Terracon) conducted a hazardous materials survey that included the collection and identification of suspect asbestos and lead-containing materials in identified site structures at the Crystal Lake Fish Hatchery located in Cassel, California. The site investigation also included a visual inspection for signs of water intrusion, microbial growth and other potential safety hazards. This survey was performed by Remington Caldwell and Steve Rogers with Terracon from August 30, 2021 to September 1, 2021. Mr. Caldwell is certified by the California Division of Occupational Safety and Health (Cal-OSHA) as a Certified Asbestos Consultant (CAC) and Mr.

Rogers is a Certified Site Surveillance Technician (CSST). Mr. Caldwell is additionally certified by the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) as Lead Inspector/Assessors and Mr. Rogers is a Lead Sampling Technician.

Due to the non-destructive nature of this survey, any sampling that would have resulted in visible damage to any building materials within a given structure was not conducted. Identified suspect asbestos and/or lead containing materials that could not be sampled were noted and are listed as “assumed” in this report. The collection of samples on roofs and in attics and crawl spaces was excluded from the scope of work, although where visible, suspect materials were noted and were assumed. See Table I for a list of all materials confirmed and assumed to contain asbestos within the structures included in the survey.

Evidence of water damage and/or staining was observed in the Davis Building, Garage 5, Hatchery Building, House (R1-62), Meat Room, Residence 1 (R1-40), Residence 3 (R1-42), and Residence 4 (R1-43). Safety or trip hazards were observed at Building 5, the Davis Building, Domestic Water House, Garage 1 and 2 (Garage1/2), Garage 3 and 4 (Garage ¾), Garage 5, Garage 7 (Adjacent to R1-70), Hatchery Building, House (R1-62), Meat Room, Public Bathrooms, R1-70, Raceway 2, Residence 1 (R1-40), Residence 2 (R1-41), Residence 3 (R1-42), Residence 4 (R1-43), Residence 5 (R1-44), Sewer Pump House, Crystal Lake Site, Spawning Shed, Tool Shed, Truck Garage, and mailto:rob.benson@wildlife.ca.gov

Asbestos, Lead and Health and Safety Survey Report Crystal Lake Fish Hatchery ■ Cassel, California October 21, 2021 ■ Terracon Project No. R120P020

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Within the surveyed structures, four-hundred fifty-two (452) bulk samples were collected from one-hundred eighty-three (183) homogeneous suspect asbestos containing materials (ACMs). Forty-four (44) homogeneous materials were not sampled and are assumed to contain asbestos until additional testing is performed. Bulk samples were submitted under chain of custody to EMLab P&K (EMLab) in Irvine, California for analysis by polarized light microscopy with dispersion staining techniques per EPA methodology (40 CFR 763, Subpart F). The percentage of asbestos, where applicable, was determined by microscopical visual estimation.

Asbestos was found in twenty-eight (28) of the identified homogeneous materials. A summary of those results and a list of the assumed asbestos-containing materials are provided below in Table I. Laboratory analytical reports can be found attached to this letter.

Table I Confirmed and Assumed Asbestos-Containing Materials

Material Material

Location(s) Result

NESHAP

Classification

Condition

Davis Building

Roof Shingle and Felt Roof System Assumed** Cat. I Intact

Domestic Water House

Window Caulk North West South

Gray Caulk:

<1% CH Cat. II Intact

Roof Vapor Barrier Under Metal Roof Panels Assumed** Cat. I Intact

Garage 1 and 2

Shingle and Felt Roof System Assumed** Cat. I Intact

Garage 5

Roof Shingle and Felt Roof System Assumed** Cat. I Intact

Garage 6

Roof Shingle and Felt Roof System Assumed** Cat. I Intact

Garage 7 (Adjacent to R1-70)

Roof Shingle and Felt Roof System Assumed** Cat. I Intact

Vapor Barrier Under Wood Siding Assumed* Cat. II Intact

Hatchery Building

Vapor Barrier North ½ - Exterior

Elevations Assumed* Cat. II Intact

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Material Material

Location(s) Result

NESHAP

Classification

Condition

Metal Roof Vapor Barrier North ½ New South ½ Old Assumed** Cat. I Intact

Wall Vapor Barrier South ½ Under Metal Panels Assumed* Cat. II Intact

Residence (R1-62)

Drywall with Joint Compound

Southeast Bedroom Closet

- North Southwest

Bedroom Closet

– North

West Bedroom - West

White Joint Compound:

2% CH

Cream Tape:

ND

White Drywall:

ND

RACM Intact

Drywall Texture

Southeast Bedroom Closet

- North Southwest

Bedroom Closet

– North

West Bedroom

– West

Southeast Bedroom South

Wall Dining Room North Wall

White Texture:

2% CH RACM Intact

White Vinyl Sheet Flooring with Brown Vinyl Sheet

Flooring with Black Vapor Barrier

Laundry Room – 2 Layers

Off-White Sheet Flooring w/ Fibrous Backing: ND Beige Sheet Flooring with

Fibrous Backing and Black Mastic:

20% CH

Brown Wood

ND

RACM Intact

12” Grey Vinyl Floor Tile with Black Mastic Under Carpet Living Room

Grey Floor Tile: 5% CH Black Mastic:

ND

Cat. I Intact

4” White Ceramic Tile Hall Restroom Assumed* Cat. II Intact

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Material Material

Location(s) Result

NESHAP

Classification

Condition

(3X layered) White Vinyl Sheet Flooring / Tan Vinyl

Sheet Flooring/ 12” Grey Tile with Black Mastic

Kitchen

White Sheet Flooring w/

Fibrous Backing: ND

Yellow Mastic:

ND

Beige Sheet Flooring w/

Fibrous Backing: 20%

CH

Grey Floor

Tile: 5% CH Brown Wood:

ND

RACM Intact

2X layered Tan Vinyl Sheet Flooring/ 12” Grey with Black

Mastic

Hallway Southeast Bedroom

Southwest Bedroom

Tan Sheet Flooring w/

Fibrous Backing: 20%

CH

Grey Floor

Tile: 5% CH Black Mastic:

ND

RACM Intact

Roof Shingle and Felt Roof System Assumed** Cat. I Intact

Stucco Vapor Barrier Stucco System Assumed* Cat. II Intact

Sink Undercoating Kitchen Sink White Sink Undercoat:

2% CH

Cat. II Intact

Kiosk 1

Roof Shingle and Felt Roof System Assumed** Cat. I Intact

Meat Room

Window Caulk – Off-White

Restroom – North

Shop – North Shop – South

White Caulk:

<1% CH Cat. II Intact

8” Transite Flue Shop – Font Heater Assumed* Cat. II Intact

Grey Sealant Pipe Penetration Assumed* Cat. II Intact

Roof Shingle and Felt North Area West End Assumed** Cat. I Intact

Wall Insulation Between

Freezer Walls and Ceiling

Assumed* Cat. II Intact

Public Bathrooms

Roof Shingle and Felt Roof System Assumed** Cat. I Intact

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Material Material

Location(s) Result

NESHAP

Classification

Condition

Residence (R1-40)

Drywall with Joint Compound

Northeast Bedroom Closet

East Wall Northwest

Bedroom Closet East Wall

West Bedroom Closet West

Wall

White Drywall:

ND

White Joint Compound:

2% CH

Cream Tape:

ND

RACM Intact

Drywall Texture

Northeast Bedroom Closet

East Wall Northwest

Bedroom Closet East Wall

West Bedroom Closet West

Wall Hallway Opening

Doorway West Kitchen West

Wall

White Texture:

2% CH

Cream Tape:

ND

White Joint Compound:

2% CH

RACM Intact

4” White Ceramic Tile Hall Bathroom – Tub Surround Assumed* Cat. II Intact

4” Black Ceramic Tile Hall Bathroom – Tub Surround Assumed* Cat. II Intact

Roofing Shingle and Vapor Barrier Roof System Assumed** Cat. I Intact

Stucco Vapor Barrier Exterior Assumed* Cat. II Intact

Residence (R1-41)

Drywall with Joint Compound South Bedroom Closet

White Drywall:

ND

Off-White Joint

Compounds

2% CH

Cream Tape:

ND

RACM Intact

Drywall Texture

Southeast Southwest Northwest

Entry Closet Northeast

Dining Room Window

Off-White Texture: 2%

CH

White Texture:

ND

White Drywall:

ND

RACM Intact

4” White Ceramic Tile Tub Surround Hall Restroom Assumed* Cat. II Intact

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Material Material

Location(s) Result

NESHAP

Classification

Condition

12” Tan Ceramic Tile with Grout and Mortar

Hall Bathroom Floor Assumed* Cat. II Intact

12” Greyish Vinyl Floor Tile with Black Mastic Pantry

Grey Floor Tile: <1% CH Black Mastic:

3% CH

Cat. I Intact

HVAC Duct Tape Seams

Laundry Water Closet on HAVC

Duct Under Fiberglass

Gray Duct Insulation:

35% CH

Cat. II Intact

Stucco Vapor Barrier All Exteriors Assumed* Cat. II Intact

Roof Shingle and Vapor Barrier Roof System Assumed** Cat. I Intact

Residence (R1-42)

Drywall with Joint Compound and Texture

East Bedroom Closet

East Hallway Closet

Laundry Room North Wall

Off-White Texture: 2%

CH

Cream Tape:

ND

Off-White

Joint Compound:

2% CH

White Drywall:

ND

RACM Intact

Texture Coat on Drywall

East Bedroom Closet

East Bedroom Behind Door

Living Room at Vent by Kitchen

Entry Living Room West Side

Hallway North Side

White Texture:

<1% CH

White Drywall:

ND

RACM Intact

Shingled Roofing with Vapor Barrier

Throughout Roof Assumed** Cat. I Intact

Transite 4” Pipe Laundry Room Above Ceiling Assumed* Cat. II Intact

Transite 5” Pipe Laundry Room Above Ceiling Assumed* Cat. II Intact

Vapor Barrier Behind Stucco Assumed* Cat. II Intact

Shower Insert Mastic 2 Bathroom Showers Assumed* Cat. II Intact

Penetration Mastic Throughout Roof Vents Assumed** Cat. I Intact

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Material Material

Location(s) Result

NESHAP

Classification

Condition

Residence (R1-43)

Drywall / Joint Compound

Southwest Bedroom Closet

East Wall Southeast

Bedroom Closet East Wall

West Bedroom Closet North

Wall

White Joint Compound:

<1% CH

Cream Tape:

ND

White Drywall:

ND

Off-White

Joint Compound:

2% CH

RACM Intact

Drywall Texture

Southwest Bedroom Closet

Southeast Bedroom

West Bedroom Closet

Hallway

White Texture:

<1% CH

White Drywall:

ND

Off-White Texture: 2%

CH

Off-white Joint

Compound:

2% CH

RACM Intact

Tub/Shower Surround

Center Restroom Shower

Surround

Assumed* Cat. II Intact

HVAC Tape Yellow Laundry Room Over Metal Duct

Grey Insulation:

35% CH

Cat. II Intact

Vapor Barrier Exterior Walls Assumed* Cat. II Intact

Residence (R1-44)

Drywall with Joint Compound Rough

Bedroom Northeast

Closet South Wall

Bedroom Northwest

Closet South Wall

Bedroom West Bedroom Closet

West Wall

White Drywall:

ND

White Joint Compound:

<1% CH

Cream Tape:

ND

White Joint Compound:

<1% CH

RACM Intact

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Material Material

Location(s) Result

NESHAP

Classification

Condition

Drywall Texture

Bedroom Northeast

Closet South Wall

Bedroom Northwest

Closet South Wall

West Entryway Wall Hallway

Closet Mechanical Closet West

Wall

White Compound:

<1% CH

Cream Tape:

ND

White Texture:

<1% CH

RACM Intact

12” Brown Slate Ceramic Tile and Brown Grout

Back Bathroom Floor Northeast

Bathroom Assumed* Cat. II Intact

4” White Ceramic Tile and Grout and Glue

Middle Restroom Tub

Surround Assumed* Cat. II Intact

4” Purple Ceramic Tile with Grout and Mortar

Back Northeast Restroom Shower

Surround

Assumed* Cat. II Intact

Vapor Barrier Under Exterior Stucco Assumed* Cat. II Intact

Roof Shingle with Vapor Barrier Roof System Assumed** Cat. I Intact

Grey Patch Roof Penetration Assumed** Cat. I Intact

R1-70

Roof Shingle and Felt Roof System Assumed** Cat. I Intact

Vapor Barrier (For Wood Siding)

Exterior Siding System Assumed* Cat. II Intact

Spawning Shed

Window Caulk - Clear East Window West Window

Silver Caulk:

<1% CH Cat. II Intact

Roof Patch on Penetrations Roof Pipe Penetrations Assumed** Cat. I Intact

Tool Shed

Roof Shingle and Felt Roof System Assumed** Cat. I Intact

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Material Material

Location(s) Result

NESHAP

Classification

Condition

Truck / Office / Break Room

Drywall / Joint Compound Smooth

Break Room (Only Ceiling and Walls) Truck Shop

Ceiling

White Drywall:

ND

White Joint Compound:

2% CH

Cream Tape:

ND

RACM Intact

Window Caulk

East Perimeter Wall North

East Perimeter Wall South

Off-White Caulk: <1%

CH

Cat. II Intact

Grey Mastic on Pipe Penetration Pipe Penetration Assumed** Cat. II Intact

Note: The name of structure as reflected on the lab results and chain-of-custody forms is used in this table. The given names of the structures provided following the field survey are listed parenthetically. Refer to the aerial photo appended herein to reference location of buildings.

*Homogeneous materials were assumed to be asbestos containing and were not sampled due to the destructive nature of sampling required for the material.

**Homogeneous materials outside the scope of work that were observed and were assumed to be asbestos-containing.

If additional suspect materials that have not been listed in this report are discovered, they should be assumed asbestos-containing until testing can confirm or refute potential asbestos content.

Eighty-eight (88) samples of suspect lead containing paint and other building materials were collected from the site buildings within the current scope of work. Bulk samples were submitted under chain of custody to EMLab in Irvine, California who analyzed the samples via flame atomic absorption spectroscopy (FLAA) in accordance to EPA Method 7000B. EMLab is accredited by the American Industrial Hygiene Association’s (AIHA’s) Environmental Lead Laboratory Accreditation Program for the analysis of lead in air, paint chips, dust wipes, and/or soil.

Lead was detected in eighty-eight (88) of the sampled materials and assumed in six (6). The lead sample results are summarized in Table II below. Materials are bolded where lead was assumed or detected in concentrations above the laboratory method detection limit.

Table II Lead Sample Results

Description Location Result (ppm)

Condition

Building 11 (Aerator for Raceway 1) Grey Paint on Metal Water Pipe

18” Aerator Pipe and Metal Box

120 Fair

Yellow Paint on Metal Stair

West Area – Stair to Pump

<38 Intact

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Description Location Result (ppm)

Condition

Building 5

Green Paint on Wood Trim West Elevation Window Trim (All Trim)

<39 Intact

Beige Paint on Wood Door West Elevation Door 830 Intact

Beige Paint Siding West Elevation <40 Intact

Davis Building

Blue Paint on Wood Eve North Half of Building <40 Poor

White Paint on Wood Wall Panel

North Half of Building <40 Poor

Domestic Water House

White Paint on Wood Wall East Interior 15,000 Intact

Window Glazing on Metal West Window (3X) 210 Poor

Silver Paint on Metal Tank Water Tank 1,300 Intact

Silver Paint on Metal Access Door

Exterior East 6,200 Poor

Yellow Paint on Metal Exterior Wall

East Elevation (All Walls)

7,600 Poor

Feed Bins

Blue Paint on Metal Column Feed Bin System on Column and Throughout

<37 Intact

Garage 1 and 2

Tan Paint on Stucco Exterior Walls – South (All Walls)

1,700 Intact

Green Paint on The Wood Trim

Window and Door Trim <40 Intact

Garage 3 and 4

Tan Paint on Stucco Wall South Elevation 270 Intact

Grey Paint on Wood Trim East Wood Trim 1,300 Poor

Garage 5 Blue Paint on Wood Siding Field

South Elevation (All Sides)

<39 Fair

White Paint on Wood Door South Elevation – Door and Trim

<41 Fair

Garage 6

Blue Paint on Stucco North Wall

South Unit North Wall and East, West and South

87 Intact

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Description Location Result (ppm)

Condition

Blue Paint on Wood Exterior Wall

North Unit East Wall and North and West

<36 Intact

White Paint on Wood North Trim

North Unit North Exterior Wall

<38 Fair

Garage 7 (Adjacent to R1-70)

Blue Paint on Wood Trim South Elevation Wood Trim and Door

<39 Fair

Grey Paint on Wood Exterior Wall

East Elevation Wood Siding

<39 Fair

Hatchery Building

White Paint on Wood Wall North Section Wood Walls and Ceiling

<38 Intact

Red Paint on Metal Column South Section South Column

1,600 Intact

White Paint on Wood Trim North Elevation (1/2 Structure)

<37 Fair

Grey Paint on Wood Siding North Elevation (1/2 Structure)

<38 Poor

Beige Paint on Metal Exterior Walls

South Elevation Walls 15,000 Intact

House (R1-62) Tan Paint on Stucco Exterior Wall

West Exterior <35 Intact

Brown Paint on Wood Garage Trim

R1 54 Doorway 24,000 Intact

Tan Paint on Wood Awning R1 55 Awning Southeast

Assumed Intact

Blue Paint on Stucco Exterior Wall

East Elevation 49 Intact

Kiosk 1

Beige Paint on Wood Eave Kiosk Eave <40 Intact

Meat Room

White Paint on Wood Eave South Loading Dock Eave

30,000 Poor

Beige Paint on Wood Ceiling Walk-In Freezer (Ice Room)

<40 Poor

Grey Paint on Metal Freezer Door

South Elevation East Side

4,500 Intact

Window Glazing on Metal Bathroom North Window

800 Poor

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Description Location Result (ppm)

Condition

White Paint on Wood Wall Interior Bathroom South Wall

1,500 Intact

Yellow Paint on Metal Protective Door Cover

South Elevation Loading Dock

31,000 Fair

White Paint on Metal North Door

North Elevation - Ice Equipment Room Exit Doors

60,000 Poor

Silver Paint on Fiber Board Wall Panel Insulation

Northwest Room – Ceiling

460 Intact

Public Restrooms Green Paint on Metal Exterior Walls

North Elevation <39 Intact

Off-White Paint on Metal Interior Walls

Restroom Walls <40 Intact

R1-70

White Paint on Drywall Wall Entry Closet – North Wall

41 Intact

Green Paint on Wood Trim South Entryway – Wood Trim

<38 Intact

Grey Paint om Wood Siding Exterior South Elevation Wood Siding

<40 Intact

Raceway 1 Yellow Paint on Metal Water Supply Pipe

East of Raceway 1 Fence

110 Fair

Yellow Paint on Metal Pole Central Pole Holding Bird Screen

350 Fair

White Paint on Concrete Sign Concrete Sign <40 Fair

Residence 1 (R1-40)

White Paint on Drywall Wall Northeast Bedroom Closet East

710 Intact

Green Paint on Wood Window Frame

East Kitchen Exterior <39 Intact

Beige Paint on Stucco Exterior Wall

East Elevation (All Walls)

1,700 Intact

Beige Paint on Metal Interior HVAC Duct

Laundry Room HVAC Duct Under Fiberglass

9,500 Poor

Brown Paint on Wood Eave West Porch Eave 40,000 Fair

Residence 2 (R1-41)

White Paint on Drywall Wall Entry Closet North Wall 630 Intact

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Description Location Result (ppm)

Condition

4” White Ceramic Tiles Hallway Bathroom Wainscot

Assumed Intact

12” Tan Wood Floor Hallway Bathroom Assumed Intact

Tan Paint on Stucco Exterior Wall

South Elevation 1,800 Intact

Green Paint on Wood Handrail West Elevation Handrail <40 Intact

Beige Paint on Metal HVAC Duct

Laundry Room HVAC Duct

12,000 Poor

Brown Paint on Wood Eave West Elevation Eave 42,000 Fair

Residence 3 (R1-42)

White Paint on Drywall Wall North Bedroom Closet South Wall

<38 Intact

Green Paint on Wood Stair Rail

Southwest Stair Rail Wood and Trim

<37 Fair

Tan Paint on Stucco Exterior Wall

South Elevation <38 Intact

Beige Paint Metal HVAC Duct

Laundry Room 15,000 Poor

Residence 4 (R1-43)

White Paint on Drywall Wall East Bedroom Closet Wall South

<37 Intact

Tan Paint on Stucco Exterior Wall

North Elevation 990 Intact

Grey Paint on Wood Trim West Elevation Trim 41,000 Poor

Beige Paint on Metal HVAC Duct

Laundry Room HVAC Duct

14,000 Poor

Residence 5 (R1-44)

White Paint on Drywall Closet Wall

Northeast Bedroom Closet South Wall

<38 Intact

White Tub Surround on Drywall

Hallway Bathroom Assumed Intact

4” Purple Ceramic Tile Tub Surround on Drywall

Back Bathroom (Northeast Bathroom)

Assumed Intact

1”x6” Black Ceramic Tile Shower Surround on Drywall

Back Bathroom (Northeast Bathroom)

Assumed Intact

Grey Paint on Eave East Elevation 1,000 Intact

Pink Paint on Stucco Exterior East Wall

East Elevation at Entry Way

<36 Intact

October 21, 2021 ■ Terracon Project No. R120P020

Responsive ■ Resourceful ■ Reliable 14

Description Location Result (ppm)

Condition

Grey Paint on Stucco East Wall

East Elevation Wall <36 Intact

Caulk at Wood/Stucco Joint on Window Frames

South Window Frame <40 Intact

Sewer Pump House

White Paint on Wood Interior Walls

Inside Ceiling <38 Fair

White Paint on Concrete Masonry Unit Wall

Exterior Concrete Masonry Unit

2,300 Intact

Site

Yellow Paint on Metal Bollard

Bollard Adjacent to Propane Tank (Large) Adjacent to Truck/Garage

330 Intact

Yellow Paint on Metal Bollard Fuel Tank Bollard (10X) <37 Intact

White Paint on Metal Fuel Tank

Fuel Tank <39 Intact

Spawning Shed

White Paint on Wood Interior Wall East

Interior Wall East (All Walls and Ceilings)

77 Intact

White Paint on Metal Door Entry Door Exterior 210 Poor

Grey Caulk Window Glazing on Metal

West Windows <40 Poor

Tool Shed

White Paint on Siding Exterior South Elevation (All)

<39 Intact

Green Paint on Wood Exterior Trim

Exterior Trim East Elevation (All)

<38 Intact

Truck Garage

Red Paint on Metal Building Column

Building Column North Perimeter

170 Intact

Truck / Office / Breakroom

White Paint on Drywall Ceiling Shop Wall South <36 Intact

Window Caulk Window Glazing on Metal

East Windows 1,200 Intact

Silver Paint on Metal Column Truck Bay West Side 480 Intact

October 21, 2021 ■ Terracon Project No. R120P020

Responsive ■ Resourceful ■ Reliable 15

Description Location Result (ppm)

Condition

Tan Paint on Wood Wall Truck Bay North Wall of Shop

<40 Intact

Grey Sealant on Metal West Elevation South End on Window/Metal Siding

<37 Fair

Note: Bolded materials above were analyzed to contain lead in concentrations above the method detection limit “< “Indicates lead was not detected in concentrations above the laboratory method detection limit at the stated parts per million (ppm)

This survey was conducted in a manner consistent with the level of care and skill ordinarily exercised by members of the profession currently practicing under similar conditions in the same locale. The results, findings, conclusions and recommendations expressed in this report are based on conditions observed during this limited survey. This letter report has been prepared on behalf of, and exclusively for use and reliance by, the Client. This report is not a biddable document.

Contractors or consultants reviewing this limited sampling report must draw their own conclusions regarding further investigation or remediation deemed necessary. Terracon does not warrant the work of regulatory agencies, laboratories or other third parties supplying information, which may have been used in the preparation of this report. No warranty, express or implied is made.

Terracon appreciates the opportunity to provide our environmental consulting services to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. If you have any questions regarding this report, please contact the undersigned at 949-383-1977.

Sincerely, Terracon Consultants, Inc.

Prepared By: Reviewed By:

Annabelle Call, CAC Karin Schroeter, CIH, CAC Staff Industrial Hygienist Department Manager III

Attachments: Laboratory reports and chain of custody forms, Aerial View of Property, Health and Safety Risk Table and Photos and Inspector certifications

LIVING RM

BR 1

BR 2

DINING RM

UTILITY

RM

MASTER BR

KITCHEN

BATH

GARAGE

BATH

REMOVE EXISTING CONDENSER

REMOVE EXISTING FURNACE

WH

APPROX. LOCATION

ATTIC ACCESS

(E) ELECTRICAL PANEL

'R1-44 SERVICE'

52'-9"

27'-0"

INSTALL EMERGENCY

DISCONNECT

LOCATION SIGN;

SEE THIS SHEET

2#8, 1#10(G) TO PANEL 'R1-44

SERVICE', SEE TYPICAL

ELECTRICAL PROCEDURE 'IV'40A DISCONNECT, FUSE IF

REQ'D BY AC MANUFACTURER

22'-91 2"

29'-3"

8'-81 2"

36'-9" 21'-0"

INSTALL NEW HVAC SYSTEM;

CONTRACTOR SHALL DETERMINE

LOCATION FOR SPLIT SYSTEM OR

ROOFTOP PACKAGE HVAC UNIT

CONTRACTOR SHALL

DETERMINE BEST

LOCATION NEW RETURN

AIR GRILLE

R1-44 EMERGENCY DISCONNECT

LOCATED ACROSS STREET ON

HOUSE R1-41 EXTERIOR NORTH

WALL

R1-44

R1-42

R1-43

R1-41

R1-40

R1-6

R1-44 EMERGENCY

DISCONNECT

LOCATION

2'-6"

1'-10"

LIVING RM BD 1

BD 2

KITCHEN BATHDINING RM

UTILITY

RM

MASTER RM

APPROX. LOCATION

ATTIC ACCESS

REMOVE EXISTING FURNACE

WH

SUBPANEL R1-62:

REPLACE (E) FLUSH MOUNTED ELECTRICAL SUB-PANEL,

SEE TYPICAL ELECTRICAL PROCEDURE 'III'.

NEW INSULATED

FLEX DUCTING; TYP.

23'-81 2"

50'-3"

REPLACE ELECTRICAL PANEL 'R1-62

SERVICE'. SEE TYPICAL ELECTRICAL

PROCEDURE 'I' AND PANEL SCHEDULE.

OVERHEAD LINE

TO UTILITY POLE

(APPROX. 60 FEET)

2#10, 1#10(G), SEE TYPICAL ELECTRICAL

PROCEDURE 'IV'

25A DISCONNECT, FUSE IF

REQ'D BY AC MANUFACTURER

11'-2"

INSTALL NEW HVAC SYSTEM;

CONTRACTOR SHALL DETERMINE

LOCATION FOR SPLIT SYSTEM OR

ROOFTOP PACKAGE HVAC UNIT

CONTRACTOR SHALL DETERMINE

BEST LOCATION

NEW RETURN AIR GRILLE

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Drawing Number:

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DESIGNED & DRAWN:

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S ta te o f C a li fo rn ia

Scott Murata

REVISIONS:

DATENO. DESCRIPTION/SHEET NUMBERSAPPROVED

BY

CHIEF ENGINEER DATE

C65221 09/30/2025

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FLOOR PLAN FOR R1-44

SCALE: 18" = 1'-0"

R1-44 ITEMS OF WORK:

1. REMOVE EXISTING WINDOW AC UNIT, FURNACE, & VENTILATION

2. INSTALL NEW SPILT SYSTEM HVAC OR ROOFTOP PACKAGED GAS/ELECTRIC HVAC

UNIT:

2.1. 3.5 TON AC UNIT; 15 15.2 SEER2 MIN; GOODMAN GSXC7 R-32 GLXS4B OR

APPROVED EQUAL

2.2. GAS FURNACE; 96% AFUE; GOODMAN GR9T96 GM9C96 OR APPROVED EQUAL

2.3. PAINTED CASE COIL; GOODMAN OR APPROVED EQUAL

OR

2.4. 3.5 TON PACKAGED GAS/ELECTRIC; MIN. 15.2 SEER2; MIN. 81% AFUE OR

APPROVED EQUAL

3. INSTALL ALL NEW DUCTING, REGISTERS, RETURN AIR GRILLE & FILTER, ETC.

3.1. CONTRACTOR SHALL CALCULATE THE REQUIRED DUCT, GRILLE, AND REGISTER

SIZES IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS.

4. SEAL OFF ANY EXISTING UNUSED VENTS

5. INSTALL NEW AC DISCONNECT SWITCH

6. UPGRADE AC & FURNACE CIRCUIT PER MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS

DISCONNECT SIGN DETAILS

SCALE: 1" = 1'-0"

SIGN NOTES:

1. SIGN PANEL OF 0.8" MIN. ALUMINUM SHEET ENAMEL PAINTED AFTER SMOOTHING ALL

EDGES OR 18 GAUGE STEEL SHEET PORCELAIN COATED

2. BACKGROUND SHALL BE WHITE; LETTERS, NUMBERS, GRAPHICS SHALL BE BLACK

3. INSTALL TO STUCCO USING MASONRY SCREWS AND ANCHORS SPECIFICALLY

DESIGNED FOR STUCCO; 3 8" GALVANIZED OR STAINLESS STEEL

GENERAL NOTES FOR HVAC REPLACEMENT:

1. ALL MEASUREMENTS ARE APPROXIMATE AND MUST BE

FIELD VERIFIED BY THE CONTRACTOR.

2. DEMO EXISTING HVAC UNITS AT SEVEN (7) RESIDENCES

AND DISPOSE OF PER ALL LOCAL, STATE, FEDERAL AND

EPA STANDARDS.

3. INSTALL NEW HVAC UNITS AT SEVEN (7) RESIDENCES.

4. DEMO EXISTING VENTILATION AND INSTALL ALL NEW

RETURN AND SUPPLY AIR DUCTING AND REGISTERS

AND AIR GRILLES.

5. THE CONTRACTOR MUST CALCULATE PROPER DUCTING

LENGTHS AND SIZING.

6. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HERS TESTING

FOR ALL SEVEN (7) UNITS

7. SEE EXHIBIT T FOR SPECIFICATIONS.

FLOOR PLAN FOR R1-62

SCALE: 18" = 1'-0"

Exp. 12/31/24 No. E-17986

R1-62 ITEMS OF WORK:

1. REMOVE EXISTING WINDOW AC UNIT, FURNACE, & VENTILATION

2. INSTALL NEW SPILT SYSTEM HVAC OR ROOFTOP PACKAGED GAS/ELECTRIC HVAC

UNIT:

2.1. 2 TON AC UNIT; 15 15.2 SEER2 MIN; GOODMAN GSXC7 R-32 GLXS4B OR APPROVED

EQUAL

2.2. GAS FURNACE; 96% AFUE; GOODMAN GR9T96 GM9C96 OR APPROVED EQUAL

2.3. PAINTED CASE COIL; GOODMAN OR APPROVED EQUAL

OR

2.4. 2 TON PACKAGED GAS/ELECTRIC; MIN. 15.2 SEER2; MIN. 81% AFUE OR

APPROVED EQUAL

3. INSTALL ALL NEW DUCTING, REGISTERS, RETURN AIR GRILLE & FILTER, ETC.

3.1. CONTRACTOR SHALL CALCULATE THE REQUIRED DUCT, GRILLE, AND REGISTER

SIZES IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS.

4. SEAL OFF ANY EXISTING UNUSED VENTS

5. INSTALL NEW AC DISCONNECT SWITCH

6. UPGRADE AC & FURNACE CIRCUIT PER MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS

7. REPLACE SERVICE AND SUB-PANEL

8. RECEPTACLE WORK, SEE THIS SHEET FOR DETAILS

REVISED SHEET1 1/17/25 SM

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AutoCAD SHX Text TYPICAL ELECTRICAL PROCEDURES I REPLACE EXTERIOR ELECTRICAL SERVICE PANEL: 1. COORDINATE WITH UTILITY (PG&E) TO HAVE THE EXISTING COORDINATE WITH UTILITY (PG&E) TO HAVE THE EXISTING ELECTRICAL SERVICE LINE DEENERGIZED, METER REMOVED AND SAFELY LOCKED OUT. IF THE SERVICE FEEDER IS SMALLER THAN SHOWN ON PLANS, INFORM PROJECT MANAGER. 2. AFTER SERVICE LINE IS DEENERGIZED, REMOVE EXISTING METERING AFTER SERVICE LINE IS DEENERGIZED, REMOVE EXISTING METERING ELECTRICAL SERVICE PANEL FROM EXTERIOR WALL. DISCONNECT, PULL BACK AND PROTECT EXISTING SERVICE LINE DROP. DISCONNECT AND REMOVE LOAD CONDUCTORS. PROTECT EXISTING GROUNDING ELECTRODE CONDUCTOR FOR RECONNECTION. 3. ON EXISTING WALL, REPLACE ELECTRICAL COMBINATION METERING ON EXISTING WALL, REPLACE ELECTRICAL COMBINATION METERING AND DISTRIBUTION PANEL WITH NEW NEMA 3R, SERVICE RATED 240 VOLT RATED, 100 AMP, SINGLE PHASE, THREE WIRE, 22KAIC, ALL-IN-ONE COMBINATION METERING PANEL WITH 100A MAIN CIRCUIT BREAKER. SURFACE MOUNT PANEL IN EXISTING WALL SPACE. METER JAW CONFIGURATION IS ASSUMED TO BE 4-JAW, CONFIRM PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. MAKE ANY AND ALL EXTERIOR WALL REPAIR OR MODIFICATION TO ACCOMMODATE NEW PANEL. 4. ALL WORK SHALL MEET THE PG&E REQUIREMENTS AS GIVEN IN ALL WORK SHALL MEET THE PG&E REQUIREMENTS AS GIVEN IN PG&E GREENBOOK ELECTRIC & GAS SERVICE REQUIREMENTS 2022-2023. REFER TO PG&E ENGINEERING DOCUMENTS 061032 AND 065374. 5. MAKE ALL ELECTRICAL AND GROUND RECONNECTIONS AND CONDUIT MAKE ALL ELECTRICAL AND GROUND RECONNECTIONS AND CONDUIT MODIFICATIONS NECESSARY TO HAVE SERVICE RETURNED TO WORKING ORDER. 6. COORDINATE WITH PG&E TO HAVE THE SERVICE LINE REENERGIZED. COORDINATE WITH PG&E TO HAVE THE SERVICE LINE REENERGIZED. II REPURPOSE INTERIOR SUB-PANEL AS JUNCTION BOX 1. EXISTING SUB-PANEL TO BE CONVERTED TO JUNCTION BOX. EXISTING SUB-PANEL TO BE CONVERTED TO JUNCTION BOX. RELOCATE BRANCH CIRCUITS FROM SUB-PANEL TO NEW MAIN PANEL. 2. EXTEND CIRCUITS AS NECESSARY IN EXISTING SUB-PANEL CABINET. EXTEND CIRCUITS AS NECESSARY IN EXISTING SUB-PANEL CABINET. INSTALL LUGS FOR CIRCUIT TERMINATIONS IN THE BOX. 3. SEE PANEL SCHEDULES FOR CIRCUIT BREAKER COUNTS AND SIZES. SEE PANEL SCHEDULES FOR CIRCUIT BREAKER COUNTS AND SIZES. 4. SIZE ANY NEW WIRE APPROPRIATELY FOR EXISTING CIRCUITS SIZE. SIZE ANY NEW WIRE APPROPRIATELY FOR EXISTING CIRCUITS SIZE. 5. CONVERT SUB-PANEL TO JUNCTION BOX. ADD SECURE FRONT TO CONVERT SUB-PANEL TO JUNCTION BOX. ADD SECURE FRONT TO BOX. III REPLACE INTERIOR SUB-PANEL WITH NEW SUB-PANEL 1. REPLACE INTERIOR, FLUSH MOUNTED, LOAD CENTER. NEW PANEL REPLACE INTERIOR, FLUSH MOUNTED, LOAD CENTER. NEW PANEL SHALL BE: 120/240 VAC, 100 AMP, SINGLE PHASE, THREE-WIRE, MAIN LUG ONLY, WITH 12 FULL SIZE SPACES. 2. PROVIDE NEW CIRCUIT BREAKERS WITH AMPERAGE RATINGS TO PROVIDE NEW CIRCUIT BREAKERS WITH AMPERAGE RATINGS TO PANEL SCHEDULE. FLUSH MOUNT NEW PANEL IN EXISTING WALL SPACE. PERFORM ANY DRYWALL WORK NECESSARY TO OPEN THE PROPER SPACE AND TRIM OUT THE PANEL FACE FLUSH MOUNTED ON THE INTERIOR WALL. IV POWER TO NEW AC UNIT 1. ROUTE POWER CONDUCTORS CONCEALED IN CEILING SPACE WITH ROUTE POWER CONDUCTORS CONCEALED IN CEILING SPACE WITH NM SHEATHED CABLE (ROMEX) OR THHN/THWN-2 SINGLE CONDUCTOR IN EMT CONDUIT WHERE EXPOSED. 2. USE TIME DELAY FUSE OR HACR TYPE CIRCUIT BREAKER.USE TIME DELAY FUSE OR HACR TYPE CIRCUIT BREAKER.

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LIVING RM

BR 1

BR 2

KITCHEN

DINING RM

UTILITY

RM

MASTER BR

BATH

APPROX. LOCATION

ATTIC ACCESS

REMOVE EXISTING FURNACE

WH

REPURPOSE EXISTING SUB PANEL INTO JUNCTION BOX. RELOCATE FIVE

(5) CIRCUITS TO SERVICE PANEL. SEE TYPICAL ELECTRICAL PROCEDURE

'II' AND PANEL SCHEDULE.

CONTRACTOR SHALL DETERMINE

BEST LOCATION

NEW RETURN AIR GRILLE

NEW INSULATED

FLEX DUCTING; TYP.

24'-1"

49'-8"

REPLACE ELECTRICAL SERVICE PANEL.

SEE TYPICAL ELECTRICAL PROCEDURE

'I' AND PANEL SCHEDULE.

ELECTRICAL PANEL 'R1-40 SERVICE'

OVERHEAD LINE

TO UTILITY POLE

(APPROX. 65 FEET)

2#10, 1#10(G) TO PANEL 'R1-40 SERVICE',

SEE TYPICAL ELECTRICAL PROCEDURE 'IV'

25A DISCONNECT, FUSE IF

REQ'D BY AC MANUFACTURER

11'-4"

7'-11"

REPLACE CEILING MOUNTED

LED BULB LIGHT FIXTURES

IN (1) KITCHEN AND (1) HALLWAY

INSTALL NEW HVAC SYSTEM;

CONTRACTOR SHALL DETERMINE

LOCATION FOR SPLIT SYSTEM OR

ROOFTOP PACKAGE HVAC UNIT

LIVING RMBR 1

BR 2

DINING RM

UTILITY

RM

MASTER BR

KITCHEN

BATH

BATH

APPROX. LOCATION

ATTIC ACCESS

REMOVE EXISTING FURNACE

WH

ELECTRICAL PANEL 'R1-42 SUB':

REPLACE (E) FLUSH MOUNTED

ELECTRICAL SUB-PANEL; SEE

TYPICAL ELECTRICAL

PROCEDURE 'III'.

NEW INSULATED

FLEX DUCTING; TYP.

24'-0"

56'-3"

REPLACE ELECTRICAL SERVICE

PANEL. SEE TYPICAL ELECTRICAL

PROCEDURE 'I' AND PANEL SCHEDULE.

ELECTRICAL PANEL 'R1-42 SERVICE'

OVERHEAD LINE

TO UTILITY POLE

(APPROX. 100 FEET)

2#8, 1#10(G) TO PANEL 'R1-42 SERVICE', SEE

TYPICAL ELECTRICAL PROCEDURE 'IV'

40A DISCONNECT, FUSE IF

REQ'D BY AC MANUFACTURER

18'-41 2"

6'-6"

29'-0"

INSTALL NEW HVAC SYSTEM;

CONTRACTOR SHALL DETERMINE

LOCATION FOR SPLIT SYSTEM OR

ROOFTOP PACKAGE HVAC UNIT

CONTRACTOR SHALL

DETERMINE BEST

LOCATION NEW RETURN

AIR GRILLE

LIVING RM

BR 1

BR 2

KITCHENDINING RM

UTILITY

RM

MASTER BR

BATH

APPROX. LOCATION

ATTIC ACCESS

REMOVE EXISTING FURNACE

WH

REPURPOSE EXISTING SUB PANEL INTO JUNCTION

BOX. RELOCATE SEVEN (7) CIRCUITS TO SERVICE

PANEL. SEE TYPICAL ELECTRICAL PROCEDURE 'II'

AND PANEL SCHEDULE.

NEW INSULATED

FLEX DUCTING; TYP.

49'-8"

24'-1"

REPLACE ELECTRICAL

SERVICE PANEL. SEE

TYPICAL ELECTRICAL

PROCEDURE 'I' AND PANEL

SCHEDULE.

ELECTRICAL PANEL

'R1-41 SERVICE'

OVERHEAD LINE

TO UTILITY POLE

(APPROX. 65 FEET)

2#10, 1#10(G) TO PANEL 'R1-41 SERVICE',

SEE TYPICAL ELECTRICAL PROCEDURE 'IV'

25A DISCONNECT, FUSE IF

REQ'D BY AC MANUFACTURER

11'-4"

7'-11"

REPLACE CEILING MOUNTED

LED BULB LIGHT FIXTURES

IN (1) KITCHEN AND (1) HALLWAY

CONTRACTOR SHALL DETERMINE

BEST LOCATION

NEW RETURN AIR GRILLE

INSTALL NEW HVAC SYSTEM;

CONTRACTOR SHALL DETERMINE

LOCATION FOR SPLIT SYSTEM OR

ROOFTOP PACKAGE HVAC UNIT

LIVING RM

BR 1

DINING RM

UTILITY

RM

KITCHEN

BATH

BATH

BR 2

MASTER BR

APPROX. LOCATION

ATTIC ACCESS

REMOVE EXISTING FURNACE

WH

SUBPANEL R1-43:

REPLACE (E) FLUSH MOUNTED

ELECTRICAL SUB-PANEL,

SEE TYPICAL ELECTRICAL

PROCEDURE 'III'.

NEW INSULATED

FLEX DUCTING; TYP.

24'-0"

56'-3"

REPLACE ELECTRICAL

SERVICE PANEL. SEE

TYPICAL ELECTRICAL

PROCEDURE 'I' AND PANEL

SCHEDULE.

ELECTRICAL PANEL

'R1-43 SERVICE'

OVERHEAD LINE

TO UTILITY POLE

(APPROX. 100 FEET)

2#8, 1#10(G) TO PANEL 'R1-43 SERVICE', SEE

TYPICAL ELECTRICAL PROCEDURE 'IV'

40A DISCONNECT, FUSE IF

REQ'D BY AC MANUFACTURER

6'-91 2"

18'-41 2"

5'-11"

29'-0"

9'-3"

INSTALL NEW HVAC SYSTEM;

CONTRACTOR SHALL DETERMINE

LOCATION FOR SPLIT SYSTEM OR

ROOFTOP PACKAGE HVAC UNIT

CONTRACTOR SHALL

DETERMINE BEST

LOCATION NEW RETURN

AIR GRILLE

LIVING RM

BD 1

BD 2

KITCHEN BATH

DINING RM

UTILITY

RM

MASTER RM

BATH

APPROX. LOCATION

ATTIC ACCESS

REMOVE EXISTING CONDENSER

REMOVE EXISTING FURNACE

WH

25'-8"

61'-6"

PANEL 'R1-77 SERVICE'2#8, 1#10(G), SEE TYPICAL ELECTRICAL

PROCEDURE 'IV'

40A DISCONNECT, FUSE IF

REQ'D BY AC MANUFACTURER

INSTALL NEW HVAC SYSTEM;

CONTRACTOR SHALL DETERMINE

LOCATION FOR SPLIT SYSTEM OR

ROOFTOP PACKAGE HVAC UNIT

CONTRACTOR SHALL DETERMINE

BEST LOCATION

NEW RETURN AIR GRILLE

Sheet 03 of 04

Drawing Number:

C al ifo rn ia D ep ar tm en t o f

APPROVED:

DESIGNED & DRAWN:

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S ta te o f C a li fo rn ia

Scott Murata

REVISIONS:

DATENO. DESCRIPTION/SHEET NUMBERSAPPROVED

BY

CHIEF ENGINEER DATE

C65221 09/30/2025

Fi sh a nd

W ild lif e

P2499009

H13-2024-001

KATHERINE MIYAI

C24-09

12/03/24

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FLOOR PLAN FOR R1-40

SCALE: 18" = 1'-0"

FLOOR PLAN FOR R1-41

SCALE: 18" = 1'-0"

FLOOR PLAN FOR R1-43

SCALE: 18" = 1'-0"

FLOOR PLAN FOR R1-42

SCALE: 18" = 1'-0"

R1-40 ITEMS OF WORK:

1. REMOVE EXISTING WINDOW AC UNIT, FURNACE, & VENTILATION

2. INSTALL NEW SPILT SYSTEM HVAC OR ROOFTOP PACKAGED GAS/ELECTRIC HVAC UNIT:

2.1. 2 TON AC UNIT; MIN.15 15.2 SEER2; GOODMAN GSXC7 R-32 GLXS4B OR APPROVED

EQUAL

2.2. NEW CONCRETE CONDENSER PAD

2.3. GAS FURNACE; 96% AFUE; GOODMAN GR9T96 GM9C96 OR APPROVED EQUAL

2.4. PAINTED CASE COIL; GOODMAN OR APPROVED EQUAL

OR

2.5. 2 TON PACKAGED GAS/ELECTRIC; MIN. 15.2 SEER2; MIN. 81% AFUE OR APPROVED

EQUAL

3. INSTALL ALL NEW FLEX DUCTING, REGISTERS, RETURN AIR GRILLE & FILTER, ETC.

3.1. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CALCULATE THE REQUIRED DUCT, GRILLE, AND REGISTER

SIZES/LENGTHS IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL

REQUIREMENTS

4. SEAL OFF ANY EXISTING UNUSED VENTS.

5. INSTALL NEW AC DISCONNECT SWITCH

6. UPGRADE AC & FURNACE CIRCUIT PER MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS

7. REPLACE SERVICE PANEL AND REPURPOSE SUB-PANEL

8. REPLACE FLUSH MOUNTED CEILING LIGHT FIXTURES IN HALLWAY AND KITCHEN

9. RECEPTACLE WORK, SEE SHEET 2 FOR DETAILS

R1-41 ITEMS OF WORK:

1. REMOVE EXISTING WINDOW AC UNIT, FURNACE, & VENTILATION

2. INSTALL NEW SPILT SYSTEM HVAC OR ROOFTOP PACKAGED GAS/ELECTRIC HVAC UNIT:

2.1. 2 TON AC UNIT; MIN. 15 15.2 SEER2; GOODMAN GSXC7 R-32 GLXS4BOR APPROVED

EQUAL

2.2. GAS FURNACE; 96% AFUE; GOODMAN GR9T96 GM9C96 OR APPROVED EQUAL

2.3. PAINTED CASE COIL; GOODMAN OR APPROVED EQUAL

OR

2.4. 2 TON PACKAGED GAS/ELECTRIC; MIN. 15.2 SEER2; MIN. 81% AFUE OR APPROVED

EQUAL

3. INSTALL ALL NEW DUCTING, REGISTERS, RETURN AIR GRILLE & FILTER, ETC.

3.1. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CALCULATE THE REQUIRED DUCT, GRILLE, AND REGISTER

SIZES/LENGTHS IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL

REQUIREMENTS

4. SEAL OFF ANY EXISTING UNUSED VENTS

5. INSTALL NEW AC DISCONNECT SWITCH

6. UPGRADE AC & FURNACE CIRCUIT PER MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS

7. REPLACE SERVICE AND REPURPOSE SUB-PANEL

8. REPLACE FLUSH MOUNTED CEILING LIGHT FIXTURES IN HALLWAY AND KITCHEN

9. RECEPTACLE WORK, SEE SHEET 2 FOR DETAILS

R1-42 ITEMS OF WORK:

1. REMOVE EXISTING WINDOW AC UNIT, FURNACE, & VENTILATION

2. INSTALL NEW SPILT SYSTEM HVAC OR ROOFTOP PACKAGED GAS/ELECTRIC HVAC

UNIT:

2.1. 3 TON AC UNIT; MIN. 15 15.2 SEER2; GOODMAN GSXC7 R-32 GLXS4B OR

APPROVED EQUAL

2.2. GAS FURNACE; 96% AFUE; GOODMAN GR9T96 GM9C96 OR APPROVED EQUAL

2.3. PAINTED CASE COIL; GOODMAN OR APPROVED EQUAL

OR

2.4. 3 TON PACKAGED GAS/ELECTRIC; MIN. 15.2 SEER2; MIN. 81% AFUE OR

APPROVED EQUAL

3. NSTALL ALL NEW DUCTING, REGISTERS, RETURN AIR GRILLE & FILTER, ETC.

3.1. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CALCULATE THE REQUIRED DUCT, GRILLE, AND

REGISTER SIZES/LENGTHS IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL LOCAL, STATE, AND

FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS

4. SEAL OFF ANY EXISTING UNUSED VENTS

5. INSTALL NEW AC DISCONNECT SWITCH

6. UPGRADE AC & FURNACE…