ESBD_465681_1763567093851_11-25-0003_Addendum 01.pdf

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Attached to: IT Service Desk
Solicitation number: 11-25-0003
Issued by: Ellis County, Texline Town, Texas

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This addendum modifies the contract documents for the Tarleton State University Administration Annex II IT Service Desk renovation project (Project Number 2452, Solicitation 11-25-0003) managed by SSC Service Solutions in Knoxville, Tennessee, with architectural services provided by Chesney Morales Partners, Inc. in San Antonio, Texas. The project encompasses a comprehensive interior renovation of approximately 3,062 square feet including demolition of existing partitions and finishes, construction of new walls and spaces, installation of a gaming lounge (105A), unisex restroom (105T), new device repair shop (105Q), technology inventory area (105Q.A), collaborative workspace (105R), and help desk consultation area (105B). The addendum addresses 38 architectural questions, 17 MEP (mechanical, electrical, plumbing) questions, and 9 technology questions, clarifying scope requirements such as flooring specifications, wall construction details, ceiling modifications, signage, door hardware, and mechanical/electrical systems. Key clarifications include confirmation that temporary utilities and permit fees are not required by the contractor, existing wood flooring is to remain with new flooring installed over it, all furniture is to be moved by the contractor, and a $5,000 allowance is provided for floor leveling. The proposal submission deadline was December 3, 2025, at 2:00 PM, with an anticipated contract award in January 2026.

The addendum includes revised drawings and specifications reflecting corrections to wall thicknesses, ceiling grid layouts, plumbing fixture specifications, and electrical requirements. Notable changes include updated details for the unisex restroom water-proofing membrane and floor drain configuration, clarification that fire caulk is only required at fire-rated walls, and confirmation that mockups are not required. Contractor responsibilities include providing permanent door cores for keying by the university, managing all existing data cabling demolition, coordinating with campus information technology for wireless access point and security camera installations, and ensuring compliance with Tarleton State University standards for hardware, finishes, and specifications. The project involves coordination with multiple building systems including existing fire alarm systems (Honeywell brand), HVAC controls, and data infrastructure, with specific requirements for technology installations including card access at four new door locations and camera placements. Additional attachments include site logistics plans, technology demolition and new installation plans, signage specifications, asbestos compliance reports, and tile installation instructions.

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November 18, 2025

ADDENDUM NO. 01

PROJECT NUMBER 2452

OWNER: SSC Service Solutions

1225 E Weisgarber Rd. Ste 200 Knoxville, TN 37909

PROJECT: Tarleton State University

Administration Annex II II Service Help Desk

11-25-0003

ARCHITECT: Chesney Morales Partners, Inc.

4901 Broadway Suite 250 San Antonio, Texas 78209

This addenda is generally separated into sections for convenience; however, all contractors, subcontractors, material men, and all other parties shall be responsible for reading this entire addendum. The failure to list an item or items in all affected sections of this addendum does not relieve any party affected from performing as per instructions, providing that the information is set forth one time any place in this addendum. The addendum forms a part of the Contract Documents, modifying and superseding where it is inconsistent with them. All other conditions of the Contract Documents remain unchanged.

ITEM 1 CONTRACTOR QUESTION – GENERAL

1.1 Please provide a list of activities that are required to be performed after hours or on weekends/define what

"noise causing activities" are that require to be performed after hours/weekends.

Response: Full building electrical shutdown, saw cutting.

1.2 Please provide the site logistics plan showing parking area, laydown area, and dumpster location as discussed during the pre-bid site walk.

Response: See attached PDF. Parking and laydown space will be in lot P38.

1.3 Please provide the asbestos all clear letter.

Response: See attached most recent survey of the building.

1.4 General Note 3.4 on sheet A0.1 indicates temp utilities and permit fees are by the Contractor. These are usually provided by the Owner. Please confirm these are required to be included in the Contractor's pricing.

Response: Utilities and permits are not required.

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1.5 Is temp plastic/dust barrier required above ceiling to deck during construction activities? If so, please indicate which existing walls to remain at the perimeter of the work area do not extend to deck.

Response: Yes, contractor is to provide temporary above ceiling protection to separate scope of work area from remainder of building. Per as-built drawings, walls stop 10’ a.f.f except at portions of Office 105P and Inventory Tech Zon 105Q which are indicated to stop at 16’-0” a.f.f.

1.6 Please confirm all existing moveable furniture and equipment will be removed by the Owner prior to the start of construction.

Response: All furniture to be moved by the contractor. Include provision to protect and store furniture. All equipment will be removed by the Owner.

1.7 Please provide typical room signage details for pricing purposes.

Response: Price based on the signage submittal attached.

ITEM 2 CONTRACTOR QUESTIONS - ARCHITECTURAL

2.1 A few of the details on Sheet A1.2 say, “EXISTING FLOORING TO REMAIN”, however Sheet A11.2 calls for all new flooring in these rooms, please clarify.

Response: The existing wood flooring is to remain throughout. New flooring is to be installed over the existing flooring including plywood underlayment (CPT-1, CPT-2, LVT-1) and crack isolation membrane (PFT-

1) as indicated on A11.1 Finish Legend. Refer to 4.14 for additional information on Toilet Room.

2.2 Sheet A3.1 states that the monitor in HELP/CONSULTATION 105B is Owner Provided and provides detail regarding the niche, is the monitor in the GAMING LOUNGE 105A also owner provided? Can you please provide detail for this monitor’s niche?

Response: Gaming Lounge 105A will not have a niche for the monitor. A fixed console (see A11.3 Furniture Plan) will be mounted below the monitor.

2.3 Note 1 on Sheet A2.1 states “GC SHALL SEAL ALL PENETRATIONS WITH FIRE CAULK, TYPICAL”. Does this apply to all walls even if not rated walls?

Response: Fire caulk is only required at fire rated walls if encountered.

2.4 If ALT. 1 is not selected by the owner, is this opening to be a typical door with frame like the other doors or a cased opening?

Response: If Alt #1 is not selected, furr down to be 9’-6” above finished floor constructed of gypsum board and metal studs similar to partition type B. Provide corner guard as indicated on finish plan. The intent is to make ready for future installation of storefront.

2.5 The posting for this project shows that this bid is due on 11/14 but the documentation from SSC says this bid is due on 12/3, please clarify.

Response: The bid is due on 12/03/25. The posting will be corrected to reflect this date.

2.6 Are we to install any control joints in the walls above doors or any other locations?

Response: The existing walls at doors do not have control joints. Control joints are not required so as to match existing adjacent construction.

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2.7 Are we to install any padding or sound dampening material between the ¼” plywood and the existing wood floors to help with the creaking?

Response: Interface, the flooring manufacturer, does not recommend adding padding or sound dampening material. Refer to document Installation Instructions for CQuest Bio, CQuest BioX Tiles page 5 in specific.

2.8 Sheet A11.1 Room Finish Schedule is showing for 105B Help/Consultation to be getting ACP-2 which is the black ceiling grid and tile. We just want to confirm that this entire room is receiving the black ceiling.

Response: Yes, the client would like black ceiling grid and tiles for areas that are calling for a lay-in ceiling.

2.9 On sheet A2.1 wall type B is specified to be a 4-7/8” wall, however on sheet A3.1 detail 3 calls for wall type B to be a 7-7/8” wall. Please advise. I have attached a pdf of these two sheets with the notes circled.

Response: Detail 3 / A3.1 will be updated to reflect a wall thickness of 4-7/8”.

2.10 Finish Schedule General Note 12 on sheet A11.1 indicates level 5 finish at all painted gypsum wall board. Spec section 092900-3.1-H-5 indicates level 5 finish is only required at locations to receive gloss or semi-gloss paint.

Please clarify.

Response: Finish schedule general note number 12 is accurate, level 5 finish on all painted gypsum board.

2.11 Please confirm the existing wood flooring is not required to be protected during construction since it will be overlayed with plywood and new flooring.

Response: Flooring is not required to be protected from superficial finish damage. Contractor is responsible for patching as required to accept new plywood underlayment and finished flooring.

2.12 Please confirm all toilet accessories are CFCI. Typically, some of these items are OFCI due to existing service agreements. Also, please confirm toilet accessory product information listed on sheet A5.1 are correct. It is our understanding that campus recently switched to Kimberly Clark for consumable products.

Response: Toilet accessories are CFCI. We have switched to Kimberly Clark.

2.13 The cover sheet A000 indicates existing partitions are non-rated, however New Construction Note #1 on sheet A2.1 indicates to seal all penetrations with fire caulk. Please confirm this is required.

Response: Note revised to indicate fire caulk any penetrations in rated walls if encountered.

2.14 Is 1/4" plywood required below new PFT-1 at Unisex TR 105T or is new waterproofing membrane to be installed directly on top of existing wood gym floor? Is demo of wood floor required? If the existing wood floor is to remain, how does this impact the 1/4" per foot slope indicated in detail 5/A3.1? Also, the installation schedule in spec section 093013-3.4-A-1 indicates the floor tile to be set in a thickset cement mortar bed, which is also not shown in detail 5/A3.1. Please provide an updated detail to reflect the existing conditions and installation requirements.

Response: Revised detail to indicate removal of gym flooring in Toilet Room only and installation of 2 layers plywood subfloor, sloped to drain. Thickset mortar is not required.

2.15 Is 1/4" plywood underlayment required to be installed under the new glass storefront systems? Please provide a footer detail for the new interior storefront installations.

Response: Yes. Install per storefront manufacturer written instructions.

2.16 Please confirm Existing Wall Section 1 in detail 1/A3.1 is only to represent the existing partition typical construction and is not to require new frame/drywall at all existing partitions to remain.

Response: Correct, 1/A3.1 represents the typical existing wall section.

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2.17 Detail 2/A3.1 indicates new ceramic wall tile to be installed on Type X mold resistant drywall, however, spec section 093013-2.3-A requires glass mat tile backing panels. Please clarify which is required.

Response: Utilize glass mat backing panels. Detail 2/A3.1 has been revised to align with specification.

2.18 New wall tile in Unisex TR 105T is indicated to be installed on existing partitions (North, South, and West walls).

Please advise if the existing drywall at these walls should be removed and replaced with new tile backer board or Type X mold resistant gypsum board.

Response: Existing drywall at areas wainscot wall tile shall be removed and replaced with glass mat backing panels. Existing drywall above shall remain.

2.19 Partition type B in detail 3/A3.1 indicates 6" steel runner over existing carpet, however, no existing carpet is to remain at any locations shown to receive new partition type B on sheet A2.1. Please clarify.

Response: No existing carpet to remain, Wall Type B has been updated to reflect no existing carpet.

2.20 Should 1/4" plywood subfloor extend under new partitions to be installed?

Response: Yes.

2.21 Finish Schedule General Note #11 indicates to make all flooring smooth and level. Because we are installing

1/4" plywood over the existing wood floor, there is no way to quantify the amount of floor leveling that will be required because it will be dependent on the conditions of the existing wood floor and plywood substrate.

Please provide an allowance for the contractor to carry for this scope of work.

Response: Contractor to carry an allowance of $5,000 for floor leveling as required. The successful contractor will be required to quantify areas of patching for review and acceptance of costs during construction.

2.22 Detail 2/A5.3 indicates a TV niche at Gaming Lounge 105A. This is not reflected on the floor plan. Please clarify if a furred partition is required at this location to achieve the TV niche as shown.

Response: A television niche is not required at the gaming lounge. Note has been revised on 2/A5.3.

2.23 Please confirm the waterproofing membrane detail referenced in the New Floor Plan Legend for partition type

A on sheet A2.1 is supposed to be detail 5/A3.1.

Response: Confirmed, partition Type A refers to detail 5/A3.1 for the water proofing membrane detail.

2.24 Please confirm door type A on sheet A2.2 is not used.

Response: Confirmed, door Type A is not used.

2.25 Who is responsible for providing permanent cores/keying? Please confirm if GC is providing permanent cores.

If so, please confirm we are shipping permanent cores to university keying shop for keying prior to install. Also, please confirm small format interchangeable cores are required.

Response: Contractor is responsible for providing permanent cores. These will be shipped to the University and keyed by the University key shop. We require Sargent 6300 Series Large Format Interchangeable Cores

(LFIC).

2.26 Door hardware spec 087100-2.5-A indicates to provide key controlled cabinet. Please confirm this is required.

Response: Key cabinet is not required.

2.27 Please confirm Tarleton has reviewed the door hardware schedule and it is compliant with campus standards as indicated in general notes on A2.2.

Response: Confirmed

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2.28 Please confirm size/material for cased opening as part of base bid at Alt #1 location.

2.29 Please provide specification sections for toilet accessories, CGs, and signage.

Response: Toilet Accessories See attached 10 28 00 TOILET, BATH ACCESSORIES. Note paper towel dispenser, toilet paper dispenser, and soap dispenser shall be university standard Kimberly Clark where applicable.

Corner guards are specified in finish legend. See question 1.7 response for signage requirements.

2.30 Is blocking required for new aluminum logo/signage shown in detail 8/A5.2?

Response: Contractor to follow sign manufacturer recommendations for mounting requirements.

2.31 Is new blocking required in existing wall for anchoring the new console table shown in detail 5/A5.2?

Response: No.

2.32 Please confirm if mock ups are required.

Response: Mockups will not be required.

2.33 Please confirm the existing ACT grid layout is required to be modified to accommodate new type B partition to be installed between New Device Repair Shop 105Q and New Tech Inventory 105Q.A. Also, please confirm new ceiling grid/tile is required for infill at demoed north east corner of New Tech Inventory 105Q.A. It is currently shown as existing to remain on the RCP.

Response: Confirmed, see revised demo and new reflected ceiling plans.

2.34 What is the existing roof system? Is it under warranty? Please provide roof patching detail for new plumbing/mechanical penetrations.

Response: Asphalt shingle. This roof is under warranty with the shingle manufacturer. Provide roof warranty acceptable Pipe Boot Flashing (GAF Masterflow Pivot or equal) sized for vent penetration. Proposed exhaust fan has integral flange, install per manufacturer written installation instructions. Patch per roof manufacturer written instructions.

2.35 Please advise if there are any approved alternate furniture manufacturers for Alternate #2.

Response: There are not approved alternate manufacturers for selected furniture. Selected furniture may be procured and installed by any authorized vendor.

2.36 Please provide finish selections for solid surface countertops and plastic laminate millwork. None are provided in the finish schedule or specification sections.

Response: Solid Surface (SS-1) Durasein Icy Grey (DM5019) and Plastic Laminate (PL-1) Wilsonart- Valley Forge Elm (8231K-79) Ridgewood texture finish. Selections have been added to finish schedule and legend.

2.37 Sheet A6.1 indicates mechanical devices are existing to remain at both plan south rooms, however, sheet

MD111 indicate to demolish the existing supply air devices and all associated flex duct at these locations. Please clarify.

Response: Follow MD111 and M111 for device demolition and new devices. A6.1 has been revised.

2.38 Reflected Ceiling Note #4 on A6.2 indicates to coordinate any new work with existing sprinkler system, however, sheet A000 states the existing building is non-sprinkled. Please clarify.

Response: Disregard note #4 on A6.2. Building is non-sprinkled.

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ITEM 3 CONTRACTOR QUESTIONS - MEP

3.1 After reviewing the plans and specs it appears that Fire Alarm is in the scope of work, but Fire Suppression is not, please confirm.

Response: Confirmed. The existing building is non-sprinkled.

3.2 Once the contract is awarded, will you be providing layouts/dimensions for the electrical floor boxes?

Response: Yes, dimensions will be provided to locate electrical floor boxes.

3.3 Will there be any new HVAC controls or will we be ting into an existing control system? If so will this be included in our scope or will TSU be handling this?

Response: Existing controls by the contractor.

3.4 Please confirm what brand the existing fire alarm system is?

Response: Honeywell

3.5 Sheet ED1.1 Plan Note 5 states that “Existing fixtures to remain under base bid, under alternate fixtures will be replaced with dimmable fixtures”. This is for rooms 105C, 105D, 105E and 105P. This is the only note that we have found that mentions this alternate, and there is no alternate shown on the Bid Proposal Form. Please advise.

Response: Existing fixtures to be replaced with dimmable as party of base bid.

3.6 Please clarify the extent of the existing crawlspace and confirm if it is located below our work area. If any of the new underfloor plumbing shown on sheet P101 is to be installed at slab on grade locations, please provide a concrete patching detail.

Response: Crawlspace exists below work area, however, with two different access points. No piping should be slab on grade.

3.7 Are there any existing HVAC controls that are to be relocated/modified? What is the existing control system for building? How is new exhaust fan to be controlled?

Response: No HVAC controls are being relocated. Exhaust fan to be on continuously during occupied hours.

3.8 Please confirm a licensed fire alarm contractor is required to remove/reinstall the existing fire alarm devices.

What is the existing fire alarm system within the building?

Response: Any fire alarm work should be completed by a licensed fire alarm installer. TSU to provide existing fire alarm manufacturer to the contractors.

3.9 What is the existing lighting control manufacturer? Please confirm it is not a programmable lighting control system that needs to be tied into an existing BAS.

Response: There are no existing lighting controls in the building.

3.10 Please confirm AP SA-A indicated in Unisex TR 105T on sheet P111 is to be the 12"x12" stainless steel access panel indicated in detail 3/P301.

Response: Confirmed

3.11 Plumbing schedule on P301 indicates both WC1 and L1 are to be manual flush/wrist blade manual operation sink, however, keyed notes 13 & 14/E2.1 indicate to provide power to both for auto flush sensor and faucet sensor. Please clarify.

Response: Manual operation. Confirm with owner.

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3.12 Plumbing schedule on P301 says L1 is oval drop in, however, detail 2/A5.1 indicates an undermount sink at this location. Please clarify.

Response: Drop in lavatory to be provided.

3.13 Plumbing schedule on P301 indicates WC1 to be a wall mounted toilet, however, detail 6/A5.1 indicates a floor mounted water closet. Please clarify Response: Wall mounted fixture to be provided.

3.14 Detail 4/P301 indicates a single pole electrical connection for the instant water heater, however, electrical keyed note 15/E2.1 shows 2 pole. Please clarify.

Response: The water heater is a 208V, single phase that requires a two pole breaker.

3.15 Is heat trace required for new plumbing in crawl space? None is currently shown on plumbing or electrical drawings. There are mentions of heat trace in the plumbing specifications.

Response: Not required.

3.16 Please confirm spec sections 233600 - Air Terminal Units, 238561 - Air Filters, and 238210 - Dampers/Air Flow Monitors may be omitted. No new air terminal units are indicated on the mechanical drawings. Please advise if Contractor is required to replace the air filters in existing equipment.

Response: Please keep dampers specification section for literature on manual balancing dampers.

3.17 Please confirm MC cable may be used as specified in section 260533-3.2-GG. This conflicts with 260533-3.1-B- 3 which calls for EMT at interior concealed conditions.

Response: MC cable can be used is lengths as listed in the specifications.

ITEM 4 CONTRACTOR QUESTIONS - TECHNOLOGY

4.1 Will there be any data drops relocated or added in this project.

Response: All existing data lines within the project boundaries will be removed back to MDF 105NE including any abandoned cables found above the ceiling. All new cat6A cabling will be installed per current Tarleton DIV27 specs. See IT provided markup for new data drop locations and counts – J.E.

4.2 Are there any WAP’s being relocated or added?

Response: The 2 current WAPs will be relocated to plan west and 2 new WAPs will be installed at plan east.

The new WAPs will be OFCI. All 4 WAPs will need to be mounted to Oberon brackets per Tarleton’s DIV27 specs and they will be CFCI. See IT provided markup drawings for new locations.- J.E.

4.3 Will there be any security, card access or cameras going in this space?

Response: There will be a 360 degree camera installed by the north entrance and a 180 degree camera installed in the repair shop in the NE corner.

All 4 new door locations will require card access. The new door next to the new restroom needs to have a door holder that will keep the door propped open during business hours but will release and close when the door are to be locked per the building lock schedule. - J.E.

4.4 Please confirm A/V, security, and data equipment and all associated cabling is to be OFOI. Please provide data rough-in requirements and locations.

Response:

• AV equipment, which includes but is not limited to, FPDs, mounting brackets, Web cams, Mics, and speakers will be OFCI, Security camera will be CFCI, Card access will be CFCI, WAPs will be OFCI, All data cabling will be CFCI, Data equipment, which includes but is not limited to, PCs, monitors, printers, will be OFOI , – J.E.

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4.5 Detail 7/A2.1 indicates a Chief PAC525 at TV niche locations and to refer to A/V drawings. No A/V drawings were provided and electrical drawings do not specify a Chief box at TV locations, only a combination receptacle/data outlet. Please clarify TV rough-in requirements and confirm no additional A/V rough-in is required.

Response: If a FPD is to be mounted in a niche a Chief box cannot be used due to a lack of space in the wall.

A FPD needs to be added in the collaborative space, and a Chief box can be used if it is not placed in a niche.

– J.E.

4.6 Are mounting brackets required at TVs? Are they to be OFOI or CFCI? If CFCI, please provide a basis of design.

Response: All FPDs need to be mounted with fully extendable/articulating brackets. – J.E.

4.7 Please provide security rough-in details for doors to receive OFOI card readers.

Response: All 4 new doors will require CA. Rough in details will need to come from Campus Ops/Texan Card

4.8 Please confirm demo of existing data cabling is by the Owner. If to be performed by the Contractor, please indicate locations on plans.

Response: All existing data cabling will be removed by the contractor. See IT provided demo plans. – J.E.

4.9 Sheet A2.1 indicates electrical floor boxes are to include data. The specified poke thru indicated in Keyed Note

7/E2.1 is power only. Please clarify rough in requirements at floor boxes.

Response: Floor boxed in the repair shop will include new data drops. See IT provided markup for locations and counts. – J.E.

ITEM 5 ATTACHMENTS

5.1 REPLACE the following drawings in their entirety:

• A0.1- General Notes Symbols, Project Scope

• A1.1 Demolition Floor Plan

• A2.1- New Construction Floor Plan

• A2.2- Door Schedule and Jamb Details

• A3.1- Interior Wall Sections and Details

• A5.2- Interior Elevations

• A5.3- Interior Elevations

• A6.1- Demolition- Reflected Ceiling Plan

• A6.2- New- Reflected Ceiling Plan

• A11.1 Room Finish Schedule, Legend & Plan

5.2 ADD the following drawings and files:

• Drawing A0.3 Site Logistics

• Drawing T-1 Demo Technology Plan

• Drawing T-2 New Technology Plan

• Signage - TSU Interior Standard

• ACM Report - Admin Annex II

• Tile Installation Instructions - Cquest GB, GB. GBRE, GRAPHLAR

• Specification 10 28 00 Toilet Bath Accessories

End of Addendum 01

CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENT

ORGANIZATION

This set of CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS is presented in two parts - a set of technical SPECIFICATIONS and a set of DRAWINGS on 24" x 36" sheets.

1. SPECIFICATIONS

Specifications are organized according to the 16 divisions of the UNIFORM CONSTRUCTION INDEX as follows:

Division 1 General Requirements Division 2 Existing Conditions Division 3 Concrete Division 4 Masonry Division 5 Metals Division 6 Wood, Plastics, and Composites Division 7 Thermal and Moisture Protection Division 8 Openings (This section contains door schedule and hardware schedule) Division 9 Finishes (This section contains room finish schedule) Division 10 Specialities Division 11 Equipment Division 12 Furnishings Division 13 Special Construction Division 14 Conveying Equipment Division 21 Fire Suppression Division 22 Plumbing Division 23 Heating Ventilating and Air Conditioning Division 26 Electrical Division 27 Communications Division 28 Electronic Safety and Security Division 31 Earthwork Division 32 Exterior Improvements Division 33 Utilities

2. DRAWINGS

DRAWINGS are organized according to disciplines, with each discipline describing a general aspect of the construction.

Disciplines are arranged as follows:

A - ARCHITECTURAL

Work required to produce the basic building envelope, including: floor plan(s), roof plan(s), exterior elevation, building sections, wall sections, stair details, exterior enclosure details.

M - MECHANICAL

Work related to heating, ventilating, cooling and plumbing systems.

E - ELECTRICAL

Work related to electrical systems.

P - PLUMBING

Work related to plumbing systems.

3. SHEET NUMBERING

Each sheet of drawing is numbered in the lower right hand corner.

Sheets are numbered sequentially.

4. DRAWING NUMBERING

Each drawing is numbered preceding the drawing title. Drawings are numbered first by the sheet number, then by the drawing number.

5. SYMBOLS

This symbol represents the direction of plan north.

This symbol is a key to a building section drawing taken along the straight line of the symbol. The arrow points in the direction of the view for the section. The number is a reference to the section drawing.

This symbol is a key to a detail drawn of the area within the circle. The number is a reference to the detail drawing.

This symbol is a key to an elevation drawing. The arrow points in the direction of the view for the elevation. The number is a reference to the elevation drawing.

This symbol is a key to the door schedule. All doors are keyed with a letter prefix followed by door number.

6. KEYNOTES

A system of KEY NOTES containing written description and notation is used for all architectural plan and elevation drawings.

KEY NOTES are typically located in a column along the right side of each sheet. Each note is numbered and keyed to a corresponding circled number on the appropiate drawing.

7. DRAWING NOTES

A system of DRAWING NOTES containing written description and notation is used for all section and details drawings. DRAWING NOTES are located adjacent to each drawing on the sheet.

8. PARTITION TYPE

A system of identifying different construction types of partitions.

Single hexagon containing a number or combination of number and letter which is indicated on floor plans and the correponding partition type is described as section detail in the partition type sheet.

9. DIMENSIONS

All plan dimensions are to the face of wall finish or face of masonry unless otherwise noted. All vertical dimensions are nominal and assume a level finish floor condition. Run all horizontal reveals level. Field verify exact vertical dimension.

PLAN

NORTH

A101

PLASTIC LAMINATE (EXAMPLE)

orA4 A

This symbol is a key to a wall section drawing taken along the straight line of the symbol. The arrow points in the direction of the view for the section. The number is a reference to the section drawing.

View Name 1/8" = 1'-0"

Detailed Floor Plan

1.1 GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL BY SUBMISSION OF HIS / HER BID OBLIGATE HIMSELF

TO ALL REQUIREMENTS OF THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR AS STATED ON THE

DRAWINGS AND IN THE SPECIFICATIONS.

1.2 GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL CAREFULLY READ A.I.A. DOCUMENT A201 "GENERAL

CONDITIONS OF THE CONTRACT FOR CONSTRUCTION" , AS THEY WILL BE

RESPONSIBLE FOR MEETING ALL REQUIREMENTS.

1.3 PRIOR TO BID SUBMITTAL THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL CAREFULLY STUDY AND

COMPARE THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS WITH EACH OTHER AND WITH INFORMATION

FURNISHED BY THE OWNER, AND SHALL AT ONCE REPORT TO THE ARCHITECT

ERRORS, INCONSISTENCIES OR OMISSIONS DISCOVERED.

1.4 PRIOR TO BID SUBMITTAL, THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL VISIT THE SITE AND

VERIFY FIELD CONDITIONS AND CAREFULLY COMPARE SUCH FIELD CONDITIONS AND

OTHER INFORMATION KNOWN TO THE CONTRACTOR WITH THE CONTRACT

DOCUMENTS. ERRORS, INCONSISTENCIES, OR OMISSIONS DISCOVERED SHALL BE

REPORTED TO THE ARCHITECT AT ONCE.

1.5 GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL VISIT THE SITE AND INCLUDE IN HIS BID ALL

ADJUSTMENTS AND COSTS AFFECTING ALL EXISTING SERVICES, I.E. WATER LINES,

WASTE LINES, GAS LINES, ELECTRICAL SERVICE, AND TELEPHONE/DATE LINES.

1.6 GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL BID THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AS DETAILED AND

INSURE A FULLY COMPLETE PROJECT WITH NO ADDITIONAL COSTS INVOLVED OVER

WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THE DOCUMENTS.

1.7 GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL INCLUDE IN THEIR BID HIS / HER TIME SCHEDULE FOR

THE COMPLETION OF THE WORK. WHERE A CONSTRUCTION PHASE PLAN IS INCLUDED

IN THE DRAWINGS, THE TIME SCHEDULE SHALL INCLUDE START TO FINISH TIME FOR

EACH PHASE.

1.8 GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL TAKE FIELD MEASUREMENTS AND VERIFY FIELD

CONDITIONS AND SHALL CAREFULLY COMPARE SUCH FIELD MEASUREMENTS AND

CONDITIONS AND OTHER INFORMATION KNOWN TO THE CONTRACTOR WITH THE

CONTRACT DOCUMENTS BEFORE COMMENCING ACTIVITIES. THE CONTRACTOR

SHALL IMMEDIATELY CONTACT THE ARCHITECT FOR CLARIFICATION SHOULD ANY

ERRORS, INCONSISTENCIES OR OMISSIONS BE DISCOVERED.

1.9 GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL SUPERVISE AND DIRECT THE WORK, USING THE

CONTRACTOR'S BEST SKILL AND ATTENTION. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE SOLELY

RESPONSIBLE FOR CONSTRUCTION MEANS, METHODS, TECHNIQUES SEQUENCES AND

PROCEDURES AND FOR COORDINATING ALL TRADES, AND ALL PORTIONS OF THE

WORK UNDER THE CONTRACT, UNLESS CONTRACT DOCUMENTS GIVE OTHER

SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS.

1.10 GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL REPORT ANY UNFORESEEN FIELD CONDITIONS,

ERRORS, INCONSISTENCIES, OR OMISSIONS DISCOVERED AT ANY TIME BEFORE AND

DURING THE WORK TO THE ARCHITECT, BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH THAT PORTION

OF THE WORK, AS HE WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL WORK AFFECTING THE

PROJECT.

1.11 GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE TO THE OWNER FOR ACTS AND

OMISSIONS OF THE CONTRACTOR'S EMPLOYEES, SUBCONTRACTORS AND THEIR

AGENTS AND EMPLOYEES, AND OTHER PERSONS PERFORMING PORTIONS OF THE

WORK UNDER A CONTRACT WITH THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR.

1.12 IF A CHANGE IS REQUESTED BY OWNER, THE ARCHITECT SHALL ISSUE AN

APPROPRIATE PROPOSAL REQUEST, WHICH THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL PRICE

OUT WITHIN TEN DAYS.

1.13 GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT COVER WORK UNTIL REQUIRED INSPECTIONS

HAVE BEEN MADE.

1.14 ALL WORK SHALL CONFORM TO U.B.C. 1997 EDITION AND TO ALL CITY AMENDMENTS.

1.15 GENERAL CONTRACT, SUB-CONTRACTORS, SUPPLIERS AND MANUFACTURERS ARE TO

CERTIFY THAT ALL MATERIALS AND PRODUCTS USED IN CONSTRUCTION OF THIS

PROJECT DO NOT CONTAIN ASBESTOS IN ANY AMOUNT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE

1978 TOXIC SUBSTANCE CONTROL ACT.

2.1 HARDWARE SCHEDULE APPROVAL BY ARCHITECT REQUIRED BEFORE ORDERING

HARDWARE.

2.2 SHOP DRAWINGS/CATALOG CUT APPROVAL BY ARCHITECT REQUIRED BEFORE

ORDERING TOILET ROOM AND OTHER ACCESSORIES.

2.3 SHOP DRAWINGS/CATALOG CUT APPROVAL BY ARCHITECT REQUIRED BEFORE

ORDERING PLUMBING FIXTURES.

2.4 SHOP DRAWINGS/CATALOG CUT APPROVAL BY ARCHITECT REQUIRED BEFORE

ORDERING CABINETS.

2.5 VERIFY SIZES OF AND REQUIRED CONNECTIONS FOR OWNER FURNISHED EQUIPMENT

AND APPLIANCES WITH OWNER.

2.6 TOILET ACCESSORIES SHALL BE BOBRICK OR APPROVED EQUAL. REFER TO

SCHEDULE.

2.7 NO PARTICLE BOARD SHALL BE USED FOR COUNTERTOPS WHERE SINKS ARE

INSTALLED.

2.8 GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY ELECTRICAL SERVICE VOLTAGES PRIOR TO

ORDERING ELECTRICAL OR LIGHTING FIXTURES.

2.9 ANY ADDITIONS OR DELETIONS TO THE WORK WHICH IS NOT SHOWN ON THE PLANS

SHALL BE COORDINATED WITH THE ARCHITECT.

2.10 DOOR HARDWARE WILL BE FURNISHED BY CONTRACTOR. ALL HARDWARE, TO BE

INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR COORDINATE TEMPLATES REQUIRED.

2.11 THE ARCHITECT IS NOT PRACTICED OR EXPERIENCED IN THE IDENTIFICATION,

REMOVAL, AND OR DISPOSAL OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS. THIS CONTRACT IS FOR

NON-HAZARDOUS MATERIAL REMEDIATION ONLY. IF THE CONTRACTOR

ENCOUNTERS ANY MATERIALS HE REASONABLY BELIEVES TO BE HAZARDOUS, HE IS

TO CEASE WORK IMMEDIATELY AND NOTIFY THE ARCHITECT OF SUCH.

2.12 INTERIOR DIMENSIONS ON FLOOR PLAN ARE FROM FINISH FACE OF PARTITION TO

FINISH FACE OF PARTITION OR CENTER OF PARTY WALL.

3.1 ALL WORK SHALL COMPLY WITH ALL NATIONAL, STATE, AND LOCAL CODES

APPLICABLE AND THE REGULATIONS OF THE NATIONAL BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.

3.2 WHERE THE CONTRACT CONSTRUCTION NOTES OR DRAWINGS CALL FOR ANY WORK

OF A MORE STRINGENT NATURE THAN THAT REQ'D. BY THE BUILDING CODE OR ANY

OTHER DEPT. OR ENTITY HAVING JURISDICTION OVER THE WORK, THE WORK OF THE

MORE STRINGENT NATURE CALLED FOR BY THE CONTRACT CONSTRUCTION NOTES,

DRAWINGS, SPEC'S, SHALL IN ALL CASES PREVAIL.

3.3 ALL DRAWINGS AND ALL CONSTRUCTION NOTES ARE COMPLIMENTARY AND WHAT IS

CALLED FOR BY EITHER WILL BE AS BINDING AS IF CALLED FOR BY ALL. ANY WORK

SHOWN OR REFERRED TO ON ANY ONE SET OF DRAWINGS SHALL BE PROVIDED AS

THOUGH SHOWN ON ALL RELATED DRAWINGS THE DRAWINGS TAKE PRECEDENCE

OVER THESE NOTES.

3.4 ALL WORK LISTED ON THIS CONSTRUCTION NOTE SHEET AND SHOWN OR IMPLIED ON

ALL DRAWINGS SHALL BE SUPPLIED AND INSTALLED BY THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR

EXCEPT AS NOTED. THE SCOPE OF THE WORK UNDER THIS CONTRACT INCLUDES,

BUT NOT LIMITED TO SANITARY FACILITIES AND PAYMENT OF ALL FEES, AND UTILITIES,

SCHEDULING AND ANY OTHER ITEMS OR SERVICES REQUIRED TO ASSURE A

COMPLETE AND FINAL INSTALLATION.

3.5 THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE OWNER AND THE ARCHITECT

IMMEDIATELY DURING THE BIDDING PROCESS IF HE CANNOT COMPLY WITH ALL NOTES

CALLED FOR IN THIS SHEET AND ON ALL OTHER DRAWINGS AND ANY PART OF THE

SPECIFICATIONS.

3.6 THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE OWNER AND THE ARCHITECT OF ANY

DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN THE DRAWINGS, NOTES AND ACTUAL FIELD CONDITIONS

BEFORE BIDDING AND COMMENCING ANY WORK AND REQUEST CLARIFICATION IN

WRITING.

3.7 THE SUBMISSION OF A PROPOSAL BY A GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL BE

CONSTRUED AS EVIDENCE THAT SUCH AN EXAMINATION HAS BEEN MADE AND CLAIMS

FOR LABOR, MATERIAL OR EQUIPMENT REQUIRED, WHICH COULD HAVE BEEN

FORESEEN, HAD SUCH AN EXAMINATION BEEN MADE, WILL NOT BE ACCEPTABLE.

3.8 EACH SUB-CONTRACTOR SHALL CHECK AND VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS AND

CONDITIONS AT THE JOB SITE.

3.9 PRIOR TO BEGINNING ANY WORK THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH A

CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE SHOWING THE CHRONOLOGICAL PHASES OF HIS WORK

AND ALL RELATED WORK FOR THE COMPLETION OF THE PROJECT. THIS SCHEDULE

SHALL INDICATE ALL ORDERING LEAD TIME, LENGTH OF TIME FOR EACH PHASE. ITS

START AND COMPLETION, WITHIN THE GENERAL CONTRACTORS STIPULATED

PROJECT COMPLETION TIME.

3.10 THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR, HIS SUB-CONTRACTORS, AND ANY OTHER

CONTRACTOR INVOLVED IN THIS PROJECT SHALL AGREE THAT ANY COST CAUSED BY

DEFECTIVE OR POORLY-TIMED WORK, AS A RESULT OF, BUT NOT LIMITED TO

INFERIOR WORKMANSHIP OR MATERIALS, IMPROPER SCHEDULING OR DELINQUENT

ORDERING SHALL BE BORNE BY THE PARTY RESPONSIBLE.

3.11 THE USE OF THE WORDS "PROVIDE" OR "PROVIDED" IN CONNECTION WITH ANY ITEM

SPECIFIED, IS INTENDED TO MEAN UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE, THAT SUCH ITEM

SHALL BE FURNISHED AND INSTALLED, AND CONNECTED WHERE SO REQUIRED.

3.12 WHERE THE TERMS "APPROVED EQUAL", "EQUAL TO", "ACCEPTABLE" OR OTHER

GENERAL QUALIFYING TERMS ARE IN THESE NOTES IT SHALL BE UNDERSTOOD THAT

THE REFERENCE IS MADE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE DECISION OF THE OWNER AND

THE ARCHITECTS.

3.13 THE EXECUTION OF THE WORK CONSTITUTES ACCEPTANCE OF EXISTING CONDITIONS

AND STATE OF THE SUBSTRATE. LATER CLAIMS WILL NOT CONSTITUTE RELIEF FROM

THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE NOTES, DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS NOR WILL

EXTRA COMPENSATION BE PAID.

3.14 THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ALL NECESSARY PROTECTION FOR THIS WORK

UNTIL TURNED OVER TO THE OWNER.

3.15 THE CONSTRUCTION NOTES AND/OR DRAWINGS ARE TO ILLUSTRATE THE DESIGN AND

THE GENERAL TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION DESIRED AND ARE INTENDED TO IMPLY THE

FINEST QUALITY OF CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP THROUGHOUT.

3.16 THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL KEEP AND MAINTAIN A CURRENT AND COMPLETE

SET OF CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS INCLUDING ALL CHANGE

ORDERS AT THE CONSTRUCTION SITE DURING ALL PHASES OF CONSTRUCTION FOR

USE OF ALL TRADES AS WELL AS FOR REFERENCE.

3.17 THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR, UPON ACCEPTANCE AND APPROVAL OF THE

CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS, ASSUMES FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE

CONSTRUCTION, MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP OF THE WORK DESCRIBED IN THE

SITE NOTES, DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS. HE WILL BE EXPECTED TO COMPLY

WITH THE INTENT AS WELL AS THE LETTER IN WHICH THEY ARE WRITTEN.

3.18 ALL REQUIRED EXITS, WAYS OF APPROACH THERETO , AND ANY WAY OF TRAVEL

FROM EXIT INTO THE STREET SHALL BE CONTINUOUSLY MAINTAINED FREE FROM ALL

AND ANY OBSTRUCTIONS, OR IMPEDIMENTS TO FULL AND INSTANT USE IN THE CASE

OF FIRE OR ANY OTHER EMERGENCY OR REQUIRED SERVICE.

3.19 THE DRAWINGS ARE NOT TO BE SCALED, ONLY DIMENSIONS AND NOTES ARE TO BE

USED. ALL DIMENSIONAL DISCREPANCIES SHALL BE CALLED TO THE ARCHITECT'S

ATTENTION. ALL DIMENSIONS SHALL BE VERIFIED BEFORE STARTING WORK BY THE

RESPECTIVE SUBCONTRACTOR WHO SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR HIS PHASE OF THE

WORK AND BY THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ENTIRE

PROJECT

3.20 THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL BE FULLY AND SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE

REMOVAL, REPLACEMENT AND RECTIFICATION OF ALL DAMAGED AND DEFECTIVE

MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONTRACT WORK. HE

SHALL REPLACE OR REPAIR AS DIRECTED BY THE ARCHITECT AND THE OWNER ALL

SUCH DAMAGE OR DEFECTIVE MATERIALS OR WORKMANSHIP WHICH APPEARS WITHIN

A PERIOD OF ONE YEAR FROM THE DATE OF SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION.

3.21 THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY WITH THE OWNER ALL ITEMS TO BE

SUPPLIED BY THE OWNER FOR INSTALLATION AS WELL AS DELIVERY OF SUCH ITEMS.

THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY ALL LOCATIONS OF OWNER FURNISHED

EQUIPMENT AND PREPARE SURFACES ACCORDINGLY AS REQUIRED.

3.22 WHERE MOUNTING HEIGHTS ARE NOT INDICATED INSTALL COMPONENTS USING

MANUFACTURER'S OR INDUSTRY STANDARDS. WHERE STANDARDS DO NOT EXIST,

NOTIFY THE ARCHITECT FOR CLARIFICATION.

3.23 ALL MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT SHALL BE NEW. SUBSTITUTIONS FOR ITEMS

INDICATED "OR EQUAL" SHALL BE SUBMITTED TO THE ARCHITECTS AND THE OWNER

FOR APPROVAL PRIOR TO THE BID OPENING. NO SUBSTITUTIONS SHALL BE

CONSIDERED AFTER THE BID OPENING WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE ARCHITECTS AND

THE OWNER.

3.24 "TYPICAL" MEANS TYPICAL FOR ALL SIMILAR CONDITIONS, UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.

3.25 THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL DO ALL CUTTING, FITTING AND PATCHING OF

WORK THAT MAY BE REQUIRED TO MAKE ALL PARTS COME TOGETHER AND FIT, TO

RECEIVE OR BE RECEIVED BY WORK OF ALL CONTRACTORS SHOWN UPON OR

REASONABLY IMPLIED BY DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS AND NOTES.

3.26 UNDER ALL LVT & CARPET TILE, APPLY 1/4" PLYWOOD UNDERLAYMENT WITH SCREWS

PLACED EVERY 6" ON CENTER.

GENERAL NOTES:

PROJECT SCOPE INCLUDES BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO THE FOLLOWING:

1. UPDATE LAYOUT OF EXISTING SUITE.

2. ADD NEW GAMING LOUNGE AREA AND UNISEX RESTROOM.

3. MODIFY DOORS AND WALLS AS INDICATED ON PLANS.

4. ADD NEW GLASS STOREFRONT SYSTEM AT NEW DEVICE REPAIR SHOP.

REFER JOINTLY TO ALL CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS FOR FULL EXTENT OF SCOPE OF WORK,

TYPICAL.

SUMMARIZED PROJECT SCOPE:

JOB NO:

DATE:

DRAWN BY:

CHECKED BY:

2024 CHESNEY MORALES PARTNERS, INC.

DOCUMENT MAY BE REPRODUCED OR UTILIZED

IN ANY FORM WITHOUT PRIOR WRITTEN AUTHORIZATION

OF CHESNEY MORALES PARTNERS, INC.

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EXISTING WALL PORTION TO BE

REMOVED AS REQUIRED FOR NEW

STOREFRONT ENTRANCE SYSTEM.

TYPICAL.

REMOVE AND

RELOCATE DOOR TO

105Q.1. TYPICAL.

EXISTING WALL PORTION TO

BE REMOVED IN ITS

ENTIRETY. TYPICAL.

EXISTING AREAS OUTSIDE

SCOPE

REMOVE AND

RELOCATE DOOR TO

OFFICE 105Q.A.

TYPICAL.

REMOVE AND

RELOCATE DOOR TO

105B. TYPICAL.

106 SF

OFFICE

105C

106 SF

OFFICE

105D

106 SF

OFFICE

105E

110 SF

OFFICE

105F

EXISTING BREAK

105G

103 SF

OFFICE

105S

HVAC

105H

ELEC

105I

EXISTING ROOM

105K

Room

105L

Room

105M

Room

105N

117 SF

OFFICE

105P

1045 SF

INV ZONE TECH

105Q

95 SF

WORKROOM

105R

EXISTING UPPER AND BASE

CABINETS TO BE REMOVED IN ITS

ENTIRETY. TYPICAL.

EXISTING COUNTERTOPS AND

WALL BRACKETS TO REMOVED

IN ITS ENTIRETY. TYPICAL.

EXISTING COUNTERTOPS AND

WALL BRACKETS TO REMOVED

IN ITS ENTIRETY. TYPICAL.

96 SF

OFFICE

105B

EXISTING

OVERHEAD

HEADER TO

BE REMOVED.

TYPICAL.

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1/A1.2

2/A 1.2

4/ A1.

6/A 1.2

1' - 5" 9' - 7" 5" 11' - 0" 11' - 0" 11' - 0" 5"5"5"

/2 " 9

47' - 0 1/2"

5" 10' - 1"

105B

105U

HELP DESK

105U

105U.1

431 SF

FIELD VERIFY

57' - 6"

11' - 10 1/2"

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1' - 5"

FIELD VERIFY

58' - 11 1/2"

PATCH AS

NEEDED.

PATCH AS NEEDED

DEMOLITION FLOOR PLAN LEGEND

EXISTING WALLS, DOORS, FRAMES, AND FLOORING

TO REMAIN, TYPICAL.

EXISTING WALLS TO BE REMOVED, TYPICAL.

EXISTING FLOORS, ACCESSORIES TO BE REMOVED

AS NOTED, TYPICAL.

EXISTING DOORS AND FRAMES TO BE REMOVED,

REFER TO DOOR SCHEDULE A2.2, TYPICAL.

EXISTING DOORS AND FRAMES TO REMAIN,

TYPICAL.

NOT IN SCOPE OF WORK

X/AX.X

SYMBOL INDICATES LOCATION TAKEN OF

PHOTO/ NUMBER REFERENCES THE SHEET

PHOTO IS SHOWN. REFER TO PHOTOS FOR

ADDITIONAL DEMOLITION. TYPICAL.

DEMOLITION NOTES

1. THE DASHED LINES SHOWN ON THE DEMOLITION PLAN DEPICT THE AREAS

REQUIRING DEMOLITION. THE DEMOLITION PLAN DOES NOT INTEND TO

SHOW EVERY DETAIL/ ITEM TO RECEIVE ALL NEW CONSTRUCTION FOR THIS

PROJECT. COORDINATE WITH MEP AND STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS, TYPICAL.

2. REMOVE EXISTING DOOR, FRAMES, ANCHORS AND RELATED WORK WHERE

INDICATED, COORDINATE WITH MEP DRAWINGS AS APPLICABLE, TYPICAL.

3. VERIFY WITH OWNER FOR RELOCATION, SALVAGE OR DISPOSAL OF THE

FOLLOWING ITEMS: ROOM SIGNAGE, DSX COMPONENTS, LIGHT FIXTURES,

SIGNAGE, DOORS, CONTROLS AND ANY OTHER FURNISHING ITEMS,

TYPICAL. COORDINATE WITH OWNER PRIOR TO START OF WORK, TYPICAL.

4. CONTRACTOR SHALL TAKE EVERY PRECAUTION TO COORDINATE AND

BARRICADE ALL DEMOLITION WORK AS NOT TO DISRUPT ADJACENT

ROOMS, STAIRS AT CORRIDOR, WHICH WILL REMAIN ACTIVE. PROVIDE

TEMPORARY SIGNAGE AT ENTRY TO REDIRECT PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC AS

APPROVED BY TARLETON STATE UNIVERSITY SAN ANTONIO. COORDINATE

THESE AREAS WITH TARLETON STATE UNIVERSITY SAN ANTONIO PROJECT

MANAGER. NOTE THAT SOME MEP SYSTEMS WILL HAVE TO REMAIN ACTIVE,

TYPICAL.

5. ALL DEMOLITION WORK ON THIS SHEET ILLUSTRATES PRIMARILY

ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS TO BE REMOVED. CONTRACTOR MUST JOINTLY

REFER TO MEP DRAWINGS, AND OTHER CONTRACT DOCUMENTS TO

COORDINATE THEIR DEMOLITION REQUIREMENTS, EITHER EXPRESSED OR

IMPLIED, NECESSARY TO RECEIVE NEW CONSTRUCTION, TYPICAL.

6. GENERAL CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE THE RELOCATION OF ALL ITEMS

BETWEEN DEMOLITION AND NEW CONSTRUCTION. ASSURE 100% FUNCTION

OF ALL ADJACENT ROOMS AT ALL TIMES, TYPICAL.

7. CONTRACTOR IS TO SITE VISIT TO REVIEW ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS PRIOR

TO BIDDING. INCLUDE IN BID IS SUPERVISION OF ALL TRADES AS SPECIFIED

AND APPROVED BY TARLETON STATE UNIVERSITY SAN ANTONIO, TYPICAL.

8. GENERAL CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE ALL INFRASTRUCTURE

REQUIREMENTS PRIOR TO START OF WORK. COORDINATE WITH OWNER,

EXISTING FIRE ALARM SYSTEM, ETC. WILL BE REQUIRED, TYPICAL.

9. BUILDING SHOULD BE MAINTAINED IN WEATHER TIGHT CONDITIONS AT ALL

TIMES AS APPLICABLE, TYPICAL.

10. REFER TO MEP DRAWINGS FOR REMOVAL OF WALL MOUNTED ITEMS OR

ABOVE CEILINGS ITEMS AS APPLICABLE, TYPICAL.

11. BUILDING PROJECT SITE SHOULD BE SECURED AT END OF EVERY NORMAL

BUSINESS HOURS COORDINATE WITH TARLETON STATE UNIVERSITY SAN

ANTONIO PROJECT MANAGER, TYPICAL.

JOB NO:

DATE:

DRAWN BY:

CHECKED BY:

2024 CHESNEY MORALES PARTNERS, INC.

DOCUMENT MAY BE REPRODUCED OR UTILIZED

IN ANY FORM WITHOUT PRIOR WRITTEN AUTHORIZATION

OF CHESNEY MORALES PARTNERS, INC.

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ENLARGED DEMOLITION FLOOR PLAN

AREA APPROXIMATE: 3,062 sqft

PLAN

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Revision Schedule

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Admin Annex II Project Site

P38 Faculty Lot

P2 Resident Lot

Proposed Contractor Parking & Material Laydown

Proposed Dumpster Location

Construction Entrance

01 11.18.25 ADDENDUM 01

STOREFRONT ENTRANCE SYSTEM.

TYPICAL.

REMOVE AND

RELOCATE DOOR TO

105Q.1. TYPICAL.

EXISTING WALL PORTION TO

BE REMOVED IN ITS

ENTIRETY. TYPICAL.

EXISTING AREAS OUTSIDE

SCOPE

REMOVE AND

RELOCATE DOOR TO

OFFICE 105Q.A.

TYPICAL.

REMOVE AND

RELOCATE DOOR TO

105B. TYPICAL.

106 SF

OFFICE

105C

106 SF

OFFICE

105D

106 SF

OFFICE

105E

110 SF

OFFICE

105F

EXISTING BREAK

105G

103 SF

OFFICE

105S

HVAC

105H

ELEC

105I

EXISTING ROOM

105K

Room

105L

Room

105M

Room

105N

117 SF

OFFICE

105P

1045 SF

INV ZONE TECH

105Q

95 SF

WORKROOM

105R

EXISTING UPPER AND BASE

CABINETS TO BE REMOVED IN ITS

ENTIRETY. TYPICAL.

EXISTING COUNTERTOPS AND

WALL BRACKETS TO REMOVED

IN ITS ENTIRETY. TYPICAL.

EXISTING COUNTERTOPS AND

WALL BRACKETS TO REMOVED

IN ITS ENTIRETY. TYPICAL.

96 SF

OFFICE

105B

EXISTING

OVERHEAD

HEADER TO

BE REMOVED.

TYPICAL.

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1/A1.2

2/A 1.2

4/ A1.

6/A 1.2

1' - 5" 9' - 7" 5" 11' - 0" 11' - 0" 11' - 0" 5"5"5"

/2 " 9

47' - 0 1/2"

5" 10' - 1"

105B

105U

HELP DESK

105U

105U.1

431 SF

FIELD VERIFY

57' - 6"

11' - 10 1/2"

L D

V E

1' - 5"

FIELD VERIFY

58' - 11 1/2"

PATCH AS

NEEDED.

PATCH AS NEEDED

DEMO EXISTING

FLOORING, PATCH

AND REPAIR. PREP

FOR NEW TILE FLOOR.

TYPICAL

MDF

105NE

NETWORK

CABINET WITH

SWITCH

1D 1D 2D 1D

1D 1D 1D 1D 1D

2D 2D

2D 2D 2D

2D 2D

2D 2D 2D 2D 1DSL