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Deficiency Text

Denison (00702) 04/22/2008Date :Center :

Deficiency

ID

Class Resp.

Office

Findings / Recommendations Cost (Status)

IVA

IVA

There is no paved sidewalk from the center to the athletic field.

The sudents/staff have to walk down the main road, Opportunity Road, and across the grass to reach the athletic field.

The athletic track surface is composed of large gravel which has been overgrown with weeds and grass and is not suited for running. Consequently, the track is not utilized. At the time of 2005 Facility Survey, the center presented a new program to convert this athletic area into soccer field.

Construct a concrete sidewalk/stair through the tree-lined hill side near Building No. 10 to a termination point of convenience near the athletic field. Provide pole mounted light fixtures along the walk path (2-10'-0" light fixtures at each end of the path and 10-4'-0" bollard light fixtures between) and provide the required electrical wiring and connections.

(approximately 600 LF)

Remove large gravel from the track field. Re-grade the whole field to establish a crown running the length of the center and sloping off at 1% to both sidelines, to provide natural drainage.

Provide four to six inches of topsoil over the rough grade. Seed a high quality grass. Apply a fertilizer uniformly over the field.

Approximate size of the soccer field should be 100 by 50 yards.

As of the November 2005 Facility Survey, this deficiency had not been corrected.

As of the November 2005 Facility Survey, this deficiency was still valid.

R

R

38261

ID

Year

$14,977

$56,399

SITE

There is no paved sidewalk from center to the athletic field

Field track has large gravel surface

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Notes :

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02.2.3 - SIDEWALKS

02.3.2 - OUTDOOR RECREATION

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Funded Year:

Estimated Amount

Deficiency

ID

Class Resp.

Office

Findings / Recommendations Cost (Status)

IIIB

IIB

The pole-mounted site lighting fixture located just north of the flagpole at Building 1, and the HID spotlight mounted on Building 1 for illuminating the flags, are not operational due to burned out lamps, ballasts or an open circuit. Additionally, a building mounted HID fixture at the north side of Building 1, and another at the northeast end of Building 13 facing the street are not operational.

Although all fire alarm systems were fully operational on center as of the November 2005 Facility Survey, a number of code-required annual fire alarm inspection reports were not found.

The inspection reports found were being retained in the panels.

(NFPA 101, 2002, 9.6.1.10)

Contact the utility company to repair the light on the pole.

Replace lamps, ballasts and/or perform other required maintenance to return the building-mounted fixtures to normal operation.

Retain all code required maintenance and periodic inspection reports for the fire alarm systems. Keep the documents organized for easy access.

O

O

59507

59664

ID

Year

SITE

Site lighting fixtures not operational

Fire alarm system inspection paperwork not adequately maintained

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Notes :

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16.2.0 - SITE LIGHTING

16.3.2 - FIRE ALARM (BLDG)

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O & M

Deficiency

ID

Class Resp.

Office

Findings / Recommendations Cost (Status)

IIIB

There are numerous complaints of discomfort by building occupants related to uneven temperature throughout the building. Each floor is divided into 5 to 7 zones, but temperatures vary widely within the zones, especially the large core zone. Each zone is provided with a single temperature sensor, many of which are not in a representative location. Air handler fans are single-speed and are loud. Duct air velocity causes some supply air diffusers to generate noise and excessive air movement degrades occupant comfort.

Replace the existing supply air diffusers with sixty 2' by 2' full face, lay-in, 12 inch round neck ceiling diffusers. Provide diffusers with integral dampers capable of being adjusted without removing the inner cone. Relocate zone temperature sensors to return air ducts. Retain the services of a certified HVAC system balancing contractor to calibrate the pneumatic controls and balance the air distribution system.

As of the November 2005 Facility Survey, this deficiency was still valid.

R47662

ID

Year

$16,937

0001 - ADMINISTRATION/ACADEMICS/DINING

Temperature levels throughout the building are uneven

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Notes :

15.3.1 - HVAC (BLDG)CATEGORY :2002

Deficiency

ID

Class Resp.

Office

Findings / Recommendations Cost (Status)

IIIB

The storefront doors, located at the entrance vestibule are damaged due to the poor quality of aluminum frames and doors. The original material is inadequate to withstand the rugged use and weather. Doors and frames are damaged.

Cold air blows through the gaps of the aluminum frames, which causes significant temperature changes in the corridor and nearby offices.

Remove the exterior vestibule aluminum storefront. Replace with high quality steel/glass storefront doors, which will withstand heavy use in this high-traffic area. Provide two sets of 6' x 7' steel/glass doors with astragal in between door leafs.

Door stile should be 4-1/2" width, top rail 4-1/2" height, and bottom rail 10" height. Framing should be reinforced with steel and used with a continuous hinge for maximum strength and dependability. Total storefront is 23'-6" wide and 9' height.

R59453

ID

Year

$21,289

0001 - ADMINISTRATION/ACADEMICS/DINING

Vestibule aluminum storefront doors are damaged

Findings :

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Notes :

08.1.1 - EXTERIOR DOORS/FRAMESCATEGORY :2005

Deficiency

ID

Class Resp.

Office

Findings / Recommendations Cost (Status)

IIA

IIB

Center maintenance staff have not been periodically running the emergency generator under loaded conditions.

(NFPA 101, 2003, 9.1.3 and NFPA 110, 2002, 8)

The building has a mechanical room with a gas-fired appliances. The mechanical room has no provision for combustion air other than the louvered doors.

(IMC, 2003, 703.1.)

Provide e-mail notification to Building 1 and otherwise coordinate as necessary for facilitating a 4 hour outage to the normal power system of the building, one time each month.

Shut down main power to the building and restore after four hours of run time on the generator, under loaded conditions.

Thoroughly inspect transfer switches, generator operation, and note specific abnormal effects to the building which can later be corrected. Update generator maintenance log with test results, run time duration and date. This is additionally the ideal time to provide code required monthly inspection of the building's life safety lighting and exit signage, and also the associated center's safety and security documentation in accordance with NFPA 101, 2003, 7.9.3 for this building.

Remove blank-offs from the existing louvers in the doors.

Provide mechanical room with two openings for combustion air, one within 1 foot of the ceiling and one within 1 foot of the floor.

The two louvers should be 44" x 22" in size and selected with a net free area factor of 50%.

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O

59537

59569

ID

Year

0001 - ADMINISTRATION/ACADEMICS/DINING

Emergency generator not periodically tested under load

Combustion air not provided

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16.1.1 - ELECTRICAL (BLDG)

15.3.3 - VENTILATION

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Deficiency

ID

Class Resp.

Office

Findings / Recommendations Cost (Status)

IIB

IIB

The kitchen hood fans exhaust a high volume of air, but lack provisions for being interlocked with the make up air fan. This is causing a significant negative pressure in the kitchen.

(IMC, 2003, 508.1)

Sanitary drain is not provided with a cleanout at the base of a stack.

(IPC, 2003, 708.3)

Provide interlock wiring between the exhaust fans and the make up air fan.

Install a cleanout fitting in the ceiling space above the basement level men's restroom. Extend to, and terminate flush with, the floor or wall in the first floor level men's restroom.

Provide with a plug and a cover plate.

O

O

59570

59572

ID

Year

0001 - ADMINISTRATION/ACADEMICS/DINING

Make-up air not provided

Piping installed without a cleanout to sanitary drain

Findings :

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Notes :

Notes :

15.3.1 - HVAC (BLDG)

15.0.0 - BLDG SEWER, WATER, STORM DRAINA

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Deficiency

ID

Class Resp.

Office

Findings / Recommendations Cost (Status)

IIIA

IIB

The underground horizontal building sanitary sewer piping has been broken and has tree roots growing inside it in several locations. This creates frequent blockages and backs sewer up into the floor drains at the basement level (dining hall).

The medical supply room is not ventilated.

(IMC, 2003, 403.1)

Determine the locations of the blockages and excavate such that the broken piping can be repaired and replaced. Remove the tree roots in the area. For the purpose of estimating, assume excavating five feet deep, removing a four foot section of 6" cast iron pipe, replacing with same including sealing and the use of two mechanical joint couplings. Upon completion, backfill and tamp to the proper compression. This is to be done at four locations.

Install a supply, return or exhaust grille in the ceiling connected to an existing duct system. As an alternate method, provide two 10" x 8" sidewall grilles (one high, one low) in the wall of the room.

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O

59573

59575

ID

Year

$4,077

0001 - ADMINISTRATION/ACADEMICS/DINING

Underground building sanitary sewer piping deteriorating

Ventilation is not provided in medical supply room

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Notes :

Notes :

15.0.0 - BLDG SEWER, WATER, STORM DRAINA

15.3.3 - VENTILATION

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Deficiency

ID

Class Resp.

Office

Findings / Recommendations Cost (Status)

IVA

IIB

The exam rooms in the medical/dental part of the building are not properly sound insulated and do not provide students with privacy.

The main entrance vestibule is frequently uncomfortably cold and allows cold air to enter the adjacent corridor.

(IMC, 2003, 309)

Provide 2" holes on each 16'' of wall surface on the wall between the exam rooms. Blow in wool mineral fiber through the openings (approximately100 SF). Patch holes and re-finish the wall.

Provide three 2' x 4', 750 watt ceiling-mounted radiant panels and one thermostat with a on-off-auto switch. Energize the heaters using 120 LF of 120V wiring consisting of 3 #10 in 3/4" EMT connected to a 20A, 1-pole circuit breaker in the existing panel.

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R

59768

61557

ID

Year

$430

$2,346

0001 - ADMINISTRATION/ACADEMICS/DINING

Exam room sound insulation is missing

Main entrance vestibule gets cold

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Notes :

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07.3.0 - INSULATION

15.3.2 - HEATING

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Deficiency

ID

Class Resp.

Office

Findings / Recommendations Cost (Status)

IVA

IIB

The center maintenance facility is located in Building 4 with vocations HOT and BAT. The total area of the facility is 1,548 SF which includes one shop, flammable storage area, office and small storage room. The space has inadequate ceiling height for maintenance operations. The maintenance storage and warehouse are located in Buildings 8, 9 and 12. The spaces are cramped and isolated from the center and maintenance office.

Toilet rooms between painting shop and brick masonry shop do not have a means for exhaust ventilation.

(IMC 2003, 403.1)

Renovate the existing old gymnasium space (6,720 SF) to accommodate and consolidate the center maintenance facility, facility storage and warehouse. The existing AHU is adequate to accommodate the new facility with modifications to existing ductwork. Reutilize existing building electrical distribution equipment to the extent possible to serve any new required devices, shop tool outlets and new lighting for additional office and tool storage area. Lower/reuse the existing HID light fixtures and install additional fixtures. Install new fire alarm devices as required and connect to the existing fire alarm system.

Provide two 100 CFM ceiling exhaust fans, 50 LF of 8 inch diameter duct, backdraft dampers, power supply, and fan switches.

As of the November 2005 Facility Survey, this deficiency was still valid.

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R

38794

47680

ID

Year

$111,946

$1,600

0002 - VOCATIONAL/GYMNASIUM

Center maintenance facility is undersized

Toilet rooms lack exhaust ventilation

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Notes :

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00.7.0 - PROGRAM - STORAGE/SUPPORT

15.3.3 - VENTILATION

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Estimated Amount

Deficiency

ID

Class Resp.

Office

Findings / Recommendations Cost (Status)

IIB

IIB

Toilet room/janitor closet located at the Orientation area does not have a means for exhaust ventilation.

(IMC, 2003, 502.1)

The masonry saw room located at the east exterior wall does not have a means of ventilation.

(IMC, 2003, 502.1)

Provide a 75 CFM ceiling exhaust fan with integral backdraft damper and 10 LF of 6" diameter duct. Extend the duct 10 LF through exterior wall and provide appropriate wall cap.

Energize from lighting circuit, using the existing switch and 12 LF of 3 #12 in 12" EMT. Repair drywall if necessary.

Provide a 100 CFM ceiling sidewall supply fan mounted in the interior wall. Extend relief 12" x 12" duct 4 LF from from screened opening and with integral backdraft damper through metal siding exterior wall and provide appropriate wall cap.

Energize from lighting circuit, using the existing switch and 10 LF of 3 #12 in 12" EMT. Repair drywall if necessary.

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O

59577

59580

ID

Year

$575

0002 - VOCATIONAL/GYMNASIUM

Exhaust ventilation not provided in toilet room

Ventilation not provided in masonry saw room

Findings :

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Notes :

Notes :

15.3.3 - VENTILATION

15.3.3 - VENTILATION

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Estimated

Deficiency

ID

Class Resp.

Office

Findings / Recommendations Cost (Status)

IIIB

The exterior double doors and frames, located at the first floor entrance, are deteriorated due to use and wear, and need to be replaced. The funded building renovation project does not include exterior door replacement.

Remove four exterior double entrance doors and frames.

Replace doors and frames with insulated steel units with double glazed 2' x 3' vision panel. Install new weather-stripping, kick plates and replace thresholds. Repair the adjacent walls.

There are two double doors, 6' wide and 7' high, at the north side of the building vestibule and two double doors, 6' wide and 7' high, at the south side of the building entrance.

R59455

ID

Year

$19,790

0003 - DORMITORY

Building entrance doors are deteriorated

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08.1.1 - EXTERIOR DOORS/FRAMESCATEGORY :2005

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Deficiency

ID

Class Resp.

Office

Findings / Recommendations Cost (Status)

IIIB

IVA

The mechanical room is provided with exhaust, however, there is no provision for relief and combustion air for fuel burning appliances.

The soft vocations Health Occupation Technology (HOT) and Business Office Technology (BOT) are located in the north part of Building 4 with center facility maintenance operation.

Building and Apartment Maintenace (BAM) is located in the south part of the building. Off- set press spaces are located in the north and south wing. HOT classrooms are below DOL suggested space. The interior configuration is congested and not conductive to an effective learning environment.

Provide an 18 inch by 18 inch louver with a fusible link damper in the mechanical room door.

The center facility maintenance is proposed to be relocated to Building 2. This will allow HOT and BOT to expand into the vacated space and better utilize the entire space to serve vocation functions. Consolidate the off-set functions in one integral area in the north part of the building, close to BOT and allow BAM to expand to the vacated off-set area in the south wing. Renovate the entire interior of the north building wing,(approximately 6,500 SF) including electrical and mechanical modifications, to accommodate the space for the soft vocation functions and off-set utilities.

As of the November 2005 Facility Survey, this deficiency was still valid.

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R

38460

ID

Year

$594

$166,948

0004 - VOCATIONAL/MAINTENANCE

Mechanical room lacks adequate ventilation

Shortage of Health Occupation vocation space

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Notes :

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15.3.3 - VENTILATION

00.2.0 - PROGRAM - EDUCATION

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Estimated Amount

Deficiency

ID

Class Resp.

Office

Findings / Recommendations Cost (Status)

IIA

IIIA

Two of the three storage spaces at the east of the building do not have portable fire extinguishers.

(NFPA 10, 2002, 5)

There are numerous complaints of discomfort by building occupants related to uneven temperature in portions of the building. Center maintenance staff and local HVAC contractors are unable to troubleshoot and repair this problem in the BOT classroom and the BOT computer classroom.

Install, inspect, and maintain fire extinguishers in these areas of the building.

Provide a 30 MBH cooling, ductless, direct expansion split system for each of the two classrooms. Install the indoor units at ceiling level at exterior walls. Install the condensing units on the roof above. Include a factory refrigerant line set and a remote contolled thermostat. For the inside unit electrical work include one 120V, 20A dedicated circuit, and coordinate outlet box location with selected unit manufacturer's requirements.

For the outside unit electrical work include one 20A, 208V, 2-pole dedicated circuit and weatherproof 2-pole disconnecting switch with liquid-tight flexible metallic conduit connection to the unit. Provide wiring in properly supported EMT conduit with connectors and couplings listed for use.

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R

59593

61558

ID

Year

$12,179

0004 - VOCATIONAL/MAINTENANCE

Fire extinguishers not provided

Temperature level in portions of the building are uneven and uncomfortable

Findings :

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Notes :

Notes :

15.4.1 - FIRE PROTECTION (BLDG)

15.3.1 - HVAC (BLDG)

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CATEGORY :

O & M

Deficiency

ID

Class Resp.

Office

Findings / Recommendations Cost (Status)

IVA

IVB

This building, built in1957, has reached the end of its economic life. Major building components are reaching a dilapidated condition. There are signs of damage to the building structure.

This Quonset building, built in 1957, has reached the end of its economic life. Major building components: roof, walls, and floor, are reaching a dilapidated condition. There are signs of physical damage on the corrugated roof and walls. Water leaks throughout the building structure. Wood frame of the overhead door is deteriorated.

This building should not be rehabilitated for long term use.

Demolish the building (approximately 5,000 GSF of the open storage space) at the earliest opportunity. Disconnect mechanical, electrical, and equipment systems.

This building should not be rehabilitated for long term use.

Demolish the building (approximately 4,100 GSF of the open storage space) at the earliest opportunity. Disconnect electrical and any equipment systems.

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R

60045

59456

ID

Year

$51,172

$41,961

0007 -QUONSET VOCATIONAL STORAGE

0008 - QUONSET PROPERTY STORAGE

Building demolition is recommended

Building is severely deteriorated and demolition recommended

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20.0.0 - BUILDING DEMOLITION

20.0.0 - BUILDING DEMOLITION

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CATEGORY :

Estimated Amount

Deficiency

ID

Class Resp.

Office

Findings / Recommendations Cost (Status)

IVA

IIIB

This building, built in1957, has reached the end of its economic life. Major building components are reaching a dilapidated condition. There are signs of damage to the building structure.

Water penetrates the building's masonry walls during rainfall.

The building is set approximately one-half of its height below grade on three sides. The center reported there is inadequate exterior wall waterproofing below grade. Also, the downspouts terminate at grade without splash blocks to direct the roofs surface run-off away from the building and the adjacent retaining wall.

This building should not be rehabilitated for long term use.

Demolish the building (approximately 4,100 GSF of the open storage space) at the earliest opportunity. Disconnect mechanical, electrical, and equipment systems.

Excavate around the building to the footings. Provide waterproofing to the wall, install a drain tile, and cover with gravel to channel the water to the drain. Install additional lengths of metal downspouts and extend it over the concrete retaining wall to redirect roof surface run-off. Re-grade away from the building.

As of the November 2005 Facility Survey, this deficiency was still valid.

R

R

60046

ID

Year

$41,961

$15,103

0009 - QUONSET FACILITIES STORAGE

0011 - PAINT STORAGE

Building demolition is recommended

Inadequate building waterproofing allows water penetration

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Notes :

Notes :

20.0.0 - BUILDING DEMOLITION

02.1.2 - STORM WATER DRAINAGE

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Estimated Amount

Deficiency

ID

Class Resp.

Office

Findings / Recommendations Cost (Status)

IIIB

The existing asphalt shingle roof is near its life expectancy and is deteriorated.

Replace deteriorated roof with new asphalt shingle roofing, approximately 770 SF.

R59538

ID

Year

$4,653

0015 - STORAGE

Asphalt shingle roof is deteriorated

Findings :

Recommendations :

Notes :

07.1.0 - ROOF REPAIR/REPLACEMENTCATEGORY :2005

Deficiency

ID

Class Resp.

Office

Findings / Recommendations Cost (Status)

IIA

IIIA

Hand bars of the fixed metal ladder, leading from the south dormitory roof to the top level, are attached to the membrane roofing only. The ladder leader is loose at the top.

(IBC 2003, 115.1)

Ground water is infiltrating the perimeter walls at the south side of the first floor and interior finishes are damaged. The differential between exterior grade and interior finish floor varies from six inches to two feet below grade along the southeast wing. During the time of the November 2005 Facility Survey, the Center was providing additional waterproofing protection on the inside of the affected perimeter wall.

Bolt hand bars to the roof structure below and, if necessary, provide additional wall brackets to provide safe structure. Seal any necessary roof penetrations.

Excavate along the affected perimeter wall to the footings.

Provide a waterproof coating to the exterior surface of the wall.

Embed a 4" diameter perforated pipe in the gravel, below the floor level but above the footing. (Approximately 60' LF).

Extend the pipe to the existing storm drainage system. Cover with filter material and add gravel over it. Backfill, compact, and grade away from the wall. Seed to match existing adjacent area.

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R

59494

59504

ID

Year

$3,449

0017 - SINGLE PARENT DORM/DORMITORY/CDC

Roof ladder is unsafe

Water infiltrating building is causing damage to interior finishes

Findings :

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Recommendations :

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Notes :

Notes :

07.1.0 - ROOF REPAIR/REPLACEMENT

02.1.1 - SITE DRAINAGE

CATEGORY :

CATEGORY :

O & M

Deficiency

ID

Class Resp.

Office

Findings / Recommendations Cost (Status)

IIB

IIIB

IIIB

The outdoor air duct to a HVAC unit is significantly blocked (85%) by styrofoam. This located on the third floor, in the lounge. The blockage is a concern, but the material in the airstream is of serious concern.

A thermostat is missing a cover on the third floor, west wing.

Three humidifiers on the third floor are inoperable due to lack of maintenance. The cylinders that collect calcium in the supply water must be serviced and replaced. These humidifiers maintain a minimum space humidity level. This is required because of the four large outdoor makeup air units serving the building.

Remove the blockage.

Replace the cover.

Service the units including replacing the calcium collecting cylinders.

O

O

O

59600

59601

59602

ID

Year

0017 - SINGLE PARENT DORM/DORMITORY/CDC

Outdoor air blocked

Thermostat missing cover

Inoperable humidifiers

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Notes :

Notes :

Notes :

15.3.3 - VENTILATION

15.3.4 - AIR CONDITIONING

15.3.2 - HEATING

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O & M

Deficiency

ID

Class Resp.

Office

Findings / Recommendations Cost (Status)

IIIB

The photocell for two building-mounted exterior lighting fixtures has failed. These fixtures are located at the back of the building. The condition causes the affected lighting units to remain on continuously. The condition not only shortens the life of the lamps and ballasts, but also wastes energy.

Repair or replace the existing photocell or provide other required maintenance as needed to ensure proper operation.

O59506

ID

Year

0020 - BUS BARN

Exterior light fixtures operating during daylight hours

Findings :

Recommendations :

Notes :

16.2.2 - EXTERIOR LIGHTINGCATEGORY :2005

Deficiency

ID

Class Resp.

Office

Findings / Recommendations Cost (Status)

IIB

IIB

The two water heater relief valves discharge directly to the floor in the mechanical room.

(IPC, 2003, 504.6.1)

This building has not been tested for radon per DOL directive 89-33.

Install pipe and direct the discharge to the nearest drain

Hire an experienced radon measurement contractor to collect a minimum of two samples on the lowest occupied level of the building. Send the results of the radon tests to the Engineering Support Contractor upon receipt.

O

R

59603

59795

ID

Year

$100

0021 - RECREATION BUILDING

Water heater relief valves discharge to floor

Building has not been tested for radon

Findings :

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Recommendations :

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Notes :

Notes :

15.2.1 - WASTE PLUMBING

17.2.4 - RADON

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CATEGORY :

O & M

Deficiency

ID

Class Resp.

Office

Findings / Recommendations Cost (Status)

IIIA

Center personnel noticed cracks in the floors and walls. With visual monitoring, they noted the increase in the cracking over the next few months. The most significant cracks were reported in the corridor, in the storage room and in the gym floor adjacent to the west wall.

This monitoring should include:

1. Vertical and horizontal monitoring of the west wall.

2. Vertical check of the floor level in the multi-purpose room

3. Vertical and horizontal monitoring of the top of the concrete retaining wall.

4. Groundwater monitoring. Two observation wells will be drilled.

5. Four ½ "diameter weep holes will be drilled in the retaining wall.

6. General regrading is needed around the building.

These points should be monitored every two weeks for the first month, followed by monthly monitoring for the next three months.

The cracks and joint gaps that have occurred thus far should be cosmetically repaired.

If more than an additional ½" of movement is reported, additional structural assessment/inspection should be performed (especially checking joist bearing lengths where there is movement). Further movements could cause more severe structural damage.

R65219

ID

Year

$28,941

0021 - RECREATION BUILDING

Cracking of interior walls of the building

Findings :

Recommendations :

Notes :

03.0.0 - STRUCTURALCATEGORY :2007