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AE DESIGN SERVICES FOR KITCHEN

COOLER REMEDIATION - CCRC

TEXAS WORKFORCE COMMISSION - AUSTIN, TEXAS

TEXAS WORKFORCE COMMISSION CONSTRUCTION &

FACILITIES MANAGEMENT

26 JUNE 2026

101 EAST 15TH STREET, AUSTIN, TX 78778-0001

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CRISS COLE REHABILITATION CENTER (CCRC)

ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION

STANLEY CONSULTANTS PROJECT NUMBER: 32337.01.00

DESIGN CRITERIA

CONTACT

CLIENT

TEXAS WORKFORCE COMMISSION

101 EAST 15TH STREET

AUSTIN, TEXAS 78778-0001

TEL.(800) 628-5155

CONTACT: CLAYTON POCIUS

PROJECT MANAGER III

INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE (2024), AS AMENDED

INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE (2021), AS AMENDED

INTERNATIONAL ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE (2021), AS

AMENDED

INTERNATIONAL FIRE CODE (2021)

INTERNATIONAL EXISTING BUILDING CODE (2021)

INTERNATIONAL PLUMBING CODE (2021)

ASHRAE 62.1-2022 VENTILATION FOR ACCEPTABLE INDOOR AIR

QUALITY

ASHRAE 90.1-2016 ENERGY STANDARD FOR BUILDINGS EXCEPT

LOW-RISE RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS

NFPA 70 NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE (2023)

NFPA 70E STARDARD FOR ELECTRICAL SAFETY IN THE

WORKPLACE (2024)

NFPA 72 NATIONAL FIRE ALARM CODE (2023)

NPFA 90A & 90B (2015) STANDARDS FOR INSTALLATION OF HVAC

SYSTEMS

TEXAS ACCESSIBILITY STANDARDS (TAS) (2023)

2010 ADA STANDARDS FOR ACCESSIBLE DESIGN - 2010

STANDARDS FOR STATE & LOCAL GOVERNMENTS TITLE II

TWC PROJECT # 320 260 0220

R.C. SCHRECENGOST

P.E. # 71591

STANLEY CONSULTANTS, INC.

6836 AUSTIN CENTER BLVD.

SUITE 350

AUSTIN, TEXAS 78731

TEL: (512) 427-3600

FAX: (512) 427-3699

CONTACT: R.C. SCHRECENGOST, P.E.

Texas Firm Registration No.: F-174

MECHANICAL ENGINEER

PROJECT

LOCATION

06/26/2026

GENERAL NOTES

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PROJECT GENERAL NOTES:

1. READ THE SPECIFICATIONS AND ALL DRAWING NOTES PRIOR TO STARTING ANY WORK.

2. REFER TO ALL DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS OF ALL OTHER DISCIPLINES AND DIVISIONS, INCLUDING STRUCTURAL AND

DIVISION 1, FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND REQUIREMENTS RELATED TO AND EXECUTION OF CONSTRUCTION PHASING.

3. VERY FEW EXISTING AS-BUILT DRAWINGS EXIST. CONTRACTORS MUST FIELD VERIFY ALL EQUIPMENT AND DIMENSIONS FOR

FULL COORDINATION PRIOR TO BEGINNING WORK.

4. ASBESTOS IS NOT ANTICIPATED IN THE MAJORITY OF WORK AREAS. IF CONTRACTOR SUSPECTS ASBESTOS OR ACMS EXIST AND

ABATEMENT IS REQUIRED IN AREAS OF WORK, CONTACT THE TWC PROJECT REPRESENTATIVE AS THIS SCOPE OF WORK WOULD REQUIRE COORDINATION WITH, AND BE PERFORMED BY TWC'S ABATEMENT CONSULTANT PRIOR TO START OF WORK BY

ABATEMENT CONTRACTOR.

5. ALL ROOF WORK AND/OR ROOF PENETRATIONS AND PROTECTION EFFORTS, AS WELL AS ANY FIRE ALARM / FIRE PROTECTION WORK OR MODIFICATIONS, AND ALL TELECOM / IT CABLING INSTALLATION OR REMOVAL SHALL BE PERFORMED BY TWC'S FACILITIES REQUIRED ROOFING, FA / FP, AND TELECOM / IT PREFERRED CONTRACTORS, TO MAINTAIN SYSTEMS' INTEGRITY AND WARRANTIES. OBTAIN LIST OF PREFERRED CONTRACTORS FROM TWC PROJECT REPRESENTATIVE.

6. SHOULD ANY CONTRACTOR ENCOUNTER ANY QUESTIONS OR CONFLICTS BETWEEN THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS, EITHER AMONG THEMSELVES OR WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF ALL REVIEWING AND PERMIT-ISSUING AGENCIES, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BRING THESE CONFLICTS TO THE ATTENTION OF THE OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE. CONTRACTOR SHALL SEEK CLARIFICATION IN WRITING PRIOR TO START OF WORK AND SHALL NOT PROCEED WITH THE WORK IF THERE ARE

DISCREPANCIES OR CONFLICTS UNTIL ALL SUCH HAVE BEEN RESOLVED.

7. ALL DRAWING ELEMENTS AND TEXT SHOWN IN GRAYSCALE ARE EXISTING ELEMENTS EITHER PROVIDED BY OWNER RECORD DRAWINGS OR OBTAINED THROUGH LIMITED FIELD OBSERVATIONS WHERE POSSIBLE AND ARE USED FOR BACKGROUND AND

REFERENCE PURPOSES.

8. ALL DIMENSIONS OF EXISTING CONSTRUCTION ARE APPROXIMATE, WHETHER DIMENSIONS AND/OR ELEVATIONS ARE MARKED (±). CONTRACTOR SHALL MAKE ALL NECESSARY FIELD MEASUREMENTS OF EXISTING STRUCTURES AND EQUIPMENT TO VERIFY DIMENSIONS SHOWN ON DRAWINGS AND TO PROVIDE DIMENSIONS NOT SHOWN, PRIOR TO FABRICATION AND CONSTRUCTION.

CONTRACTOR SHALL ADJUST IN LENGTHS AND FITTINGS AS REQUIRED FOR A COMPLETE AND WORKING SYSTEM. COSTS FOR MODIFICATION OF NEW CONSTRUCTION, DUE TO LACK OF CONFIRMATION OF DIMENSIONS BY FIELD MEASUREMENTS SHALL BE

BORNE BY CONTRACTOR.

9. THE DETAILS DESIGNATED AS "TYPICAL DETAILS" APPLY GENERALLY TO THE DRAWINGS IN ALL AREAS WHERE CONDITIONS ARE

LIKE THOSE DESCRIBED IN THE DETAILS.

10. ALL KEYNOTES THAT REFERENCE TYPICAL INSTALLATIONS, EITHER OF EQUIPMENT OR ASSOCIATED COMPONENTS; OR, INDICATED LOCATIONS THAT ARE SIMILAR IN NATURE OR CLEARLY DUPLICATED AND/OR TYPICAL IN OTHER LOCATIONS, SHALL BE CONSIDERED PART OF THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS IN ALL LOCATIONS. WITH ACCEPTANCE OF THESE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS, CONTRACTOR SHALL COMPLY WITH TYPICAL REFERENCES AND ADDITIONAL WORK OR CORRECTIONS REQUIRED

WILL BE AT NO ADDITIONAL COSTS.

11.FOR CLARITY, NOT ALL EQUIPMENT, DUCTWORK, PIPING, PANELS, CONDUIT, ETC. MAY BE SHOWN IN EACH VIEW. ACTUAL FIELD CONDITIONS MAY VARY. PRIOR TO START OF NEW WORK, ALL CONTRACTORS FOR ALL TRADES SHALL, IN THE PRESENCE OF THE OWNER, VISIT THE SITE AND PERFORM AN INSPECTION TO BECOME FAMILIAR WITH EXISTING FACILITIES AND AREAS SCHEDULED FOR WORK AND DETERMINE THE CONDITION OF EXISTING ELEMENTS TO BE AFFECTED AND/OR TO REMAIN. OTHER FIELD INVESTIGATIONS, AND/OR MINOR ADJUSTMENTS MAY BE REQUIRED TO ENSURE NEW WORK CAN BE INSTALLED WITH MINIMAL EFFORT OR REWORK. NOTIFY OWNER REPRESENTATIVE AND ENGINEER FOR ALL CLARIFICATIONS AS WORK

PROGRESSES

12.FIELD INVESTIGATIONS, AND/OR MINOR ADJUSTMENTS MAY BE REQUIRED TO ENSURE NEW WORK CAN BE INSTALLED WITH MINIMAL EFFORT OR REWORK. NOTIFY OWNER REPRESENTATIVE AND ENGINEER FOR ALL CLARIFICATIONS AS WORK

PROGRESSES

13. ANY QUESTIONS RELATED TO THE PROJECT SCOPE OF DEMOLITION AND NEW WORK, WORKING CONDITIONS SUCH AS STARTING TIME, NOISE AND VIBRATION LIMITATIONS, SHUTDOWN OF ELECTRICAL POWER SERVICES SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO THE

OWNER'S PROJECT MANAGER FOR CLARIFICATION PRIOR TO START OF WORK.

14.DUE TO THE CRITICAL NATURE OF SOME OF THE DAY-TO-DAY FUNCTIONING OF THIS FACILITY, ALL WORK AND SHUTDOWNS TO BE COMPLETED MUST BE COORDINATED WITH OWNER'S PROJECT MANAGER, PLANT PERSONNEL, TENANT AGENCY PERSONNEL AS DIRECTED, WITH SPECIAL ATTENTION TO AREAS OR SYSTEMS THAT MUST REMAIN IN OPERATION. ALL WORK SHALL BE COORDINATED AND SCHEDULED THROUGH OWNER AND COMPLETED IN THE TIME FRAME REQUIRED BY OWNER.

A. WORK SHALL BE PERFORMED WITHIN AN OCCUPIED OFFICE / RESIDENCE COMPLEX. WORK MUST BE SCHEDULED AND PERFORMED TO HAVE MINIMAL IMPACT ON DAILY ON OPERATIONS, AND MUST MAINTAIN CONTINUOUS UNIMPEDED

OPERATIONS ALWAYS, UNO.

15.THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ACQUIRE A "HOT WORK PERMIT" DAILY OR AS DIRECTED BY OWNER'S PROJECT MANAGER PRIOR TO DOING ANY CUTTING / WELDING / BRAZING WORK OR OTHER SIMILAR WORK; AND SHALL INITIATE A FIRE WATCH DURING THIS

WORK.

16.CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE LOCKS TO BE USED WITH THE OWNER'S LOCK-OUT / TAG-OUT SAFETY PROGRAM.

17.THE CONTRACTOR SHALL OBTAIN ALL THE NECESSARY PERMITS AS REQUIRED FOR CONSTRUCTION OF THIS PROJECT.

18.THE CONTRACTOR IS REQUIRED TO TAKE DUE PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES TO PROTECT THE UTILITIES OR STRUCTURES AT

THE SITE. INTERRUPTION OF UTILITY SERVICES IS NOT PERMITTED WITHOUT FULL COORDINATION WITH OWNER. SOME AREAS MAY REQUIRE WORK ON WEEKENDS OR SPECIAL SHUTDOWNS AS DIRECTED AND SEQUENCED BY OWNER.

19.IT SHALL BE THE CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY TO NOTIFY THE OWNER OF ALL UTILITIES OR STRUCTURES CONCERNED BEFORE STARTING WORK. WHEN ANY EXISTING UTILITY REQUIRES ADJUSTMENT OR RELOCATION, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE PROPER UTILITY AND COORDINATE HIS WORK ACCORDINGLY. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE PROPER UTILITY IMMEDIATELY UPON BREAK OR DAMAGE TO ANY UTILITY LINE OR APPURTENANCE, OR THE INTERRUPTION OF THEIR SERVICE. IF EXISTING UTILITY CONSTRUCTION CONFLICTS WITH PROJECT REQUIREMENTS, CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY

OWNER SO THE CONFLICT MAY BE RESOLVED.

20.WORK SHALL COMPLY WITH APPLICABLE LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL CODES AND ORDINANCES AND STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS OF ALL AGENCIES HAVING THE RESPONSIBILITY OF REVIEWING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF ALL ITEMS PER THESE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS IN THIS LOCALITY. COMPLY WITH ALL RECOMMENDED PRACTICES AS SET FORTH BY THE FOLLOWING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO: ASME, SMACNA, ASHRAE, NFPA, ALL LOCAL BUILDING, MECHANICAL, PLUMBING, NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE, OSHA, AND REGULATIONS OF ALL GOVERNING BODIES AS THEY APPLY

TO THIS PROJECT.

21.THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS ARE COMPLIMENTARY, AND WHAT IS REQUIRED BY ONE DISCIPLINE'S DRAWINGS OR SPECIFICATIONS, ADDENDUM, BULLETIN, OR OTHER DOCUMENT SHALL BE BINDING AS IF REQUIRED BY ALL. CONTRACTOR SHALL USE ONLY COMPLETE SETS OF CONTRACT DOCUMENTS FOR WORK AND THESE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS SHALL HAVE

BEEN APPROVED BY ALL APPLICABLE PERMIT-ISSUING AGENCIES.

22.DISCIPLINE COORDINATION: THE STRUCTURAL, ELECTRICAL AND CONTROLS DESIGN SHOWN WITHIN THE DRAWINGS SUPPORT THE MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT BASIS OF DESIGN. IF DIVISION 23 CONTRACTOR PROPOSES OR SUBMITS MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT WITH DIFFERENT STRUCTURAL OR ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS, IT IS ALL THE CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITIES TO:

A. IDENTIFY AND RESOLVE ALL NECESSARY STRUCTURAL SUPPORT CHANGES (INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO MODIFICATIONS TO ROOF CURBS, SUPPORT FRAMING, BEAM SIZES, CONNECTION DETAILS, ETC.) AND CLEARLY DOCUMENT THE REVISED STRUCTURAL REQUIREMENTS ON APPROPRIATE SUBMITTALS WITH WRITTEN STATEMENTS THAT

CHANGES WILL BE AT NO COST.

B. IDENTIFY AND RESOLVE ALL NECESSARY ELECTRICAL AND CONTROLS CHANGES (E.G. CONDUIT AND CONDUCTOR SIZE, EQUIPMENT CONTROLLERS, ETC.) AND CLEARLY DOCUMENT THE REVISED REQUIREMENTS ON THE MECHANICAL /

ELECTRICAL SUBMITTALS WITH WRITTEN STATEMENTS THAT CHANGES WILL BE AT NO COST.

C. ANY MECHANICAL SUBMITTALS THAT DO NOT EXPLICITLY ADDRESS STRUCTURAL, ELECTRICAL OR CONTROLS IMPLICATIONS WILL BE PRESUMED TO FULLY COMPLY WITH THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS AND THE ORIGINAL BASIS OF DESIGN. ANY CORRECTIONS REQUIRED AS A RESULT OF NON-COMPLIANCE OR LACK OF COORDINATION WILL BE THE

CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY AT NO COST TO OWNER.

23.IN ACCORDANCE WITH GENERALLY ACCEPTED PRACTICES, CONTRACTOR SHALL BE REQUIRED TO ASSUME SOLE AND COMPLETE RESPONSIBILITY FOR JOB SITE CONDITIONS DURING CONSTRUCTION OF THE PROJECT. THIS INCLUDES BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO: SAFETY OF ALL PERSONS, INCLUDING CONTRACTOR'S EMPLOYEES & SUBCONTRACTORS, AND PROPERTY AND ANY OTHER ITEMS OF PUBLIC SAFETY REGULATIONS DEEMED NECESSARY. THIS REQUIREMENT SHALL APPLY CONTINUOUSLY AND

NOT BE LIMITED TO NORMAL WORKING HOURS.

24.ALL WORK SHALL BE GUARANTEED BY THE CONTRACTOR TO BE FREE FROM DEFECTS IN WORKMANSHIP AND MATERIALS AND IN CONFORMANCE WITH THE APPROVED PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS, AND THAT THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REPLACE OR REPAIR

ANY WORK OR MATERIAL FOUND TO BE DEFECTIVE.

25.THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE NOT LESS THAN TWO (2) COPIES OF THE AS-BUILT DRAWINGS TO THE OWNER AT THE COMPLETION OF THE PROJECT, UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. AS-BUILT DRAWINGS SHALL BE KEPT ON THE JOB ALWAYS AND UPDATED THROUGHOUT THE CONSTRUCTION PHASE. NOTE SPECIFICATIONS REQUIRE ELECTRONIC AS-BUILT CADD FILES FOR FINAL PROJECT CLOSEOUT. BASE CADD FILES WILL BE PROVIDED BY ENGINEER FOR CONTRACTOR USE.

26.CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE INSTALLATION AND ROUTING OF ALL ELECTRICAL AND CONTROL WIRE CONDUIT, EQUIPMENT, AND ASSOCIATED SUPPORTS WITH ALL CONFLICTS, RATED WALL, OR CEILING CONDITIONS PRIOR TO INSTALLATION.

27.ANY REFERENCE TO SPECIFIC MANUFACTURER'S PRODUCTS IS FOR ESTABLISHING A STANDARD FOR PERFORMANCE AND/OR TO PHYSICALLY FIT WITHIN EXISTING SPACE CONSTRAINTS, ETC. IT IS NOT INTENDED TO LIMIT SELECTIONS OF APPROVED EQUAL PRODUCTS FROM OTHER MANUFACTURERS, BUT CONTRACTOR SHALL ENSURE SELECTIONS WILL NOT COMPROMISE

PROJECT REQUIREMENTS.

28.WHERE APPROPRIATE AND NECESSARY INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES, ALL NEW MATERIALS, PRODUCTS, AND EQUIPMENT SHALL BEAR IDENTIFICATION OR TAG NOMENCLATURE, AND MANUFACTURERS NAME, MODEL NUMBER, AND/OR OTHER IDENTIFICATION

MARKINGS.

29.THE DESIGN AND PROVISION OF ALL TEMPORARY ITEMS REQUIRED SUCH AS FALSEWORK, SUPPORTS AND ANCHORS FOR SAFETY LINES, FENCING, OR ANY OTHER TEMPORARY ELEMENTS REQUIRED FOR THE EXECUTION OF THE CONTRACT ARE NOT INCLUDED IN THESE DRAWINGS AND SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTOR. TEMPORARY SUPPORTS SHALL NOT RESULT IN THE OVERSTRESS OR DAMAGE OF ANY ELEMENTS TO BE BRACED NOR ELEMENTS USED AS BRACE SUPPORTS.

30.THE DESIGN TEAM OR OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE SHALL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR, OR HAVE CONTROL OF, OR TAKE CHARGE OF, CONSTRUCTION MEANS, METHODS, TECHNIQUES, SEQUENCES OR PROCEDURES; NOR FOR SAFETY PRECAUTIONS AND PROGRAMS ABOUT THE WORK; ASSIST WITH CONTRACTOR OR SUBCONTRACTOR ACCESS CONTROL OR BADGING FOR EMPLOYEES; AND WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CONTRACTOR'S FAILURE TO CARRY OUT THE WORK IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS. THE DESIGN TEAM OR OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE SHALL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE NOR HAVE CONTROL OF THE CONTRACTOR, SUBCONTRACTORS OR ANY OF THEIR AGENTS OR EMPLOYEES, OR ANY OTHER PERSONS

PERFORMING ANY OF THE WORK.

31.APPROPRIATELY SEAL AND/OR FIRESTOP ALL PENETRATIONS THROUGH ROOFS, WALLS, AND CEILINGS AIR / WATERTIGHT AND TO MAINTAIN THE INTEGRITY OF ALL FIRE ASSEMBLIES TO MATCH EXISTING RATING OR AS REQUIRED.

32.CONTRACTOR SHALL EXAMINE AND PREPARE ALL NEW INSULATED AND BARE SURFACES (PIPES, BRACKETS, COLLARS, SUPPORTS EXCEPT WHERE ITEMS ARE PLATED OR COVERED WITH PREFINISHED COATING) TO REMOVE DIRT, OIL, GREASE, ETC.

AS NECESSARY, TO PROVIDE FOR MANUFACTURER'S COMPATIBLE PRIMER AND PAINT.

CONSTRUCTION SEQUENCING NOTES:

1. SEQUENCE OF WORK SHALL BE PLANNED AND SCHEDULED BY THE CONTRACTOR AND APPROVED

BY OWNER, TENANT AGENCY, AND ENGINEER PRIOR TO BEGINNING ANY WORK. THIS INCLUDES ALL LIFE SAFETY - FIRE PROTECTION AND EGRESS - AS WELL AS CONSTRUCTION ITEMS. ALL WORK

SHALL THEN BE ACCOMPLISHED PER THIS CONSTRUCTION SEQUENCING AGREED TO BY

CONTRACTOR AND/OR OWNER, TENANT AGENCY, AND ENGINEER TO MINIMIZE DISRUPTION DUE TO

THE CRITICAL NATURE OF THE DAY-TO-DAY FUNCTIONING OF THIS FACILITY. ALL WORK AND

SHUTDOWNS MUST ALSO BE THOROUGHLY COORDINATED WITH BUILDING FACILITIES PERSONNEL.

2. CONTRACTOR TO PROPOSE A SEQUENCE OF CONSTRUCTION INCORPORATING THE PROJECT

CONSTRAINTS, DEVELOP ADDITIONAL CONSTRUCTION SEQUENCING REQUIRED FOR COMPLETION

OF THE WORK, AND SECURE CONCURRENCE OF OWNER PRIOR TO STARTING WORK. OWNER'S

DECISION TO ADOPT THE CONTRACTOR'S PROPOSED SEQUENCE OF CONSTRUCTION IS WITH THE

UNDERSTANDING THAT THIS IN NO WAY RELIEVES THE CONTRACTOR FROM HIS OBLIGATIONS FOR

PREPARATION OF AND/OR MODIFICATION TO A WORKABLE SEQUENCE OF CONSTRUCTION AND

ASSUMING FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR SAME.

3. THE PROPOSED SEQUENCE OF CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES DEFINES SPECIFIC TIME CONSTRAINTS

AND/OR RESTRAINTS ASSOCIATED WITH CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES THAT ARE TO BE

ACCOMMODATED; AND NEEDS ONLY MENTION COMPONENTS OF WORK THAT ARE

SEQUENCE-SENSITIVE. CONTRACTOR TO CONTINUALLY REVIEW THIS PROPOSED SEQUENCE OF

CONSTRUCTION AND THOROUGHLY FAMILIARIZE HIMSELF WITH ALL ASPECTS OF PROJECT

REQUIREMENTS.

4. WORK SHALL BE PERFORMED WITHIN AN OCCUPIED OFFICE / RESIDENCE COMPLEX. WORK MUST BE SCHEDULED AND PERFORMED TO HAVE MINIMAL IMPACT ON DAILY ON OPERATIONS, AND MUST

MAINTAIN CONTINUOUS UNIMPEDED OPERATIONS ALWAYS, UNLESS NOTED OTHERWIS.

5. ALTHOUGH IT IS THE OWNER'S INTENT TO ACCOMMODATE THE NEEDS OF THE CONTRACTOR,

BUILDING OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER CONTRACTOR'S ACTIVITIES.

THEREFORE, ANY INTERRUPTION OF OPERATIONS MUST BE PLANNED AND COORDINATED WITH THE OWNER AT LEAST TWO WEEKS PRIOR TO ANY REQUIRED INTERRUPTION AND IS SUBJECT TO THE

OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS AND CONSTRAINTS OF THE BUILDING.

6. “LIMITED INTERRUPTION OF BUILDING OPERATIONS” IS DEFINED AS ANY ACTIVITY THAT WILL RESULT IN A CHANGE IN THE CURRENT METHOD OF BUILDING OPERATION OR IN THE POSITION OF

BUILDING FACILITIES (VALVES, SWITCHES, ETC.). CONTRACTOR SHALL REQUEST SUCH

“INTERRUPTION OF BUILDING OPERATIONS” FROM THE OWNER NO LATER THAN TWO WEEKS PRIOR TO SUCH NEED AND SHALL CONFIRM OWNER'S APPROVAL FOR SUCH INTERRUPTION NO LESS THAN

SEVENTY-TWO (72) HOURS IN ADVANCE. OWNER MAY DEFER ANY PLANNED INTERRUPTION AS

REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN UNIMPEDED BUILDING OPERATIONS. AN UNANTICIPATED NEED FOR

“INTERRUPTION OF BUILDING OPERATIONS” MAY BE ACCOMMODATED AT THE SOLE DISCRETION OF THE OWNER ON A LIMITED REQUEST BASIS ONLY IF SUCH INTERRUPTION WILL NOT ADVERSELY

AFFECT BUILDING OPERATIONS.

7. FURNISH CONTRACTOR'S SEQUENCE OF OPERATIONS IN ACCORDANCE WITH OWNER'S UNIFORM

GENERAL CONDITIONS (UGC'S) AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR ENGINEER AND OWNER'S APPROVAL

PRIOR TO PERFORMING THE WORK. CONTRACTOR'S SEQUENCE OF CONSTRUCTION SHALL DEFINE

WORK TO BE PERFORMED AND SHALL INCLUDE, BUT NOT BE LIMITED TO THE FOLLOWING ITEMS:

A. PERFORM WORK DURING NORMAL HOURS OF OPERATION WHICH IS BETWEEN 7:00 A.M. TO 5:00

P.M., MONDAY TO FRIDAY.

B. DEFINITION OF THE START DATE, DURATION AND END DATE FOR EACH OF THE SEGMENTS OF

WORK DEFINED IN PROPOSED PHASING BELOW.

C. FOR EACH SEGMENT OF WORK, DEFINE ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED BY OR WITNESSED BY

OWNER AND DATE ON WHICH THESE ACTIVITIES ARE TO BE PERFORMED.

D. SCHEDULED AND/OR TIMING OF MANUFACTURER'S FIELD SERVICES WHEN APPLICABLE,

E. SCHEDULED AND / OR TIMING FOR SPECIAL INSPECTIONS REQUIRED FOR THE PROJECT AND

PERFORMED BY OWNER'S THIRD-PARTY TESTING COMPANY (E.G. TESTING, ADJUSTING AND

BALANCING, COMMISSIONING, ETC.)

F. LIMITED INTERRUPTION OF BUILDING OPERATION OR SHUTDOWNS REQUIRED TO PERFORM

THIS WORK. DEFINE PURPOSE FOR INTERRUPTION / SHUTDOWN; DATE AND TIME OF

INTERRUPTION / SHUTDOWN; AND DURATION OF INTERRUPTION / SHUTDOWN IN HOURS.

SHUTDOWNS AND FACILITY INTERRUPTIONS

1. WORK IS ANTICIPATED TO INCLUDE PROJECT SHUTDOWNS FOR KITCHEN MECHANICAL

SYSTEMS, ALONG WITH ASSOCIATED ELECTRICAL, AND POTENTIAL FIRE ALARM AND FIRE

PROTECTION COMPONENTS AS NEEDED, BOTH FULL OR GLOBAL FOR BUILDING AND SOME

LIMITED. THESE SHUTDOWNS SHOULD BE LIMITED, BUT OVERALL CONSTRUCTION SEQUENCING

AND COORDINATION OF THESE SHUTDOWNS SHALL BE DETERMINED WITH THE TEXAS

WORKFORCE COMMISSION (TWC) AND BUILDING OCCUPYING AGENCIES AND AGENCIES

HOLIDAYS AND INCLUDING EQUIPMENT LEAD AND DELIVERY TIMES.

2. ALL SHUTDOWN WORK MUST BE COMPLETED PRIOR TO ANY OTHER PHASING OF WORK TO

AVOID NEGATIVELY IMPACTING PROJECT TIMELINES.

3. MAJOR SHUTDOWNS ARE ANTICIPATED TO BE COMPLETED OVER EXTENDED TIME FRAMES, AS

COORDINATED WITH TWC AND TENANT AGENCIES, TO OCCUR WHEN THE BUILDING WILL BE AT

MINIMUM OCCUPANCY. MINOR SHUTDOWNS COULD BE OVER A NORMAL WEEKEND BEGINNING

NO EARLIER THAN 6 PM ON FRIDAY AND FINISHING BY 6 PM ON SUNDAY TO ALLOW TIME FOR

CLEANUP AND RESTORING SYSTEM OPERATIONS OR ANTICIPATED TO BE COMPLETED OVER A

LONGER HOLIDAY (3 DAY) WEEKEND.

GENERAL SCOPE OF WORK:

WORK PHASING, DEMOLITION & NEW CONSTRUCTION:

1. THE PLANNED SEQUENCE OF WORK SHALL INCLUDE ALL OTHER ITEMS AS REQUIRED BY THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS THAT MAY BE INCLUDED IN THE SYSTEM SHUTDOWNS DESCRIBED ABOVE OR INCLUDED IN THE PHASED WORK AS DETERMINED BY THE CONSTRUCTION SEQUENCING PLAN BY THE CONTRACTOR.

ALL WORK SHALL BE COORDINATED WITH APPROVED SEQUENCE INCLUDING PROCUREMENT OF

EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES. COORDINATION MUST OCCUR WITH ANY / ALL OTHER TRADES.

2. ENGINEER HAS PERFORMED LIMITED FIELD INVESTIGATIONS AND VERIFIED SELECTED AREAS OF

CONCERN FOR EQUIPMENT AND COMPONENT LOCATIONS. MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD

MEASURE AND CONFIRM ALL EXISTING FIELD CONDITIONS TO ENSURE AN EXACT MATCHUP OR

ASSOCIATED SYSTEM MODIFICATIONS CAN BE PERFORMED. EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION SHALL NOT OCCUR UNTIL ALL FIELD MEASUREMENTS ARE CONFIRMED AND APPROVED, AND AGAIN CONFIRMED ON SITE

AFTER DELIVERY.

3. ONCE ALL EQUIPMENT IS ON SITE, AND DEEMED ACCEPTABLE, INSTALL EQUIPMENT PER APPROVED PHASING SEQUENCE, TAKING CARE NOT TO DAMAGE ANY OTHER EQUIPMENT, PIPING, OR OTHER ACCESSORIES OR APPURTENANCES. ALL COMPONENTS AND SYSTEMS SHALL BE TESTED AND PROVED

FULLY OPERATIONAL BEFORE BEGINNING ADDITIONAL PHASES OR SHUTDOWNS.

4. THE BUILDING FIRE PROTECTION AND ALARM SYSTEMS NEED TO REMAIN FULLY FUNCTIONAL WITHIN AREAS OUTSIDE OF THE PHASED WORK ALWAYS IN COMPLIANCE TO LOCAL BUILDING AND FIRE CODES.

ANY / ALL WORK RELATED TO THESE BUILDING SYSTEMS SHALL BE COORDINATED WITH THE TWC'S

FACILITIES APPROVED FIRE ALARM / FIRE PROTECTION CONTRACTORS.

5. THE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR RETURNING THE BUILDING AREAS / SPACES BACK TO A SIMILAR

CONDITION TO THAT FOUND ORIGINALLY.

6. ALL ITEMS TO BE REMOVED SHALL BE PROPERLY DISPOSED OF AND AS DIRECTED IN FULL COORDINATION WITH OWNER REPRESENTATIVE. CONTRACTOR SHALL REMOVE AND CUT DEMOLISHED ITEMS TO EASILY MANAGEABLE SIZES TO IMPROVE HANDLING & DECREASE THE RISK OF DAMAGE TO THE BUILDING DURING

HAUL OUT.

7. BASED UPON SEQUENCING, CONTRACTORS SHALL PREPARE ALL SYSTEMS AND PERFORM ALL POSSIBLE NEW WORK PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION OF PHASED WORK INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO: PROCUREMENT OF EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES SUCH AS VALVES, PIPING, CONTROL SYSTEMS, AND APPURTENANCES;

CONDUIT AND WIRING, INSTALLATION OF PIPE TAPS, PLACEMENT & WIRING OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT.

COORDINATE ALL MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND CONTROLS WITH ALL OTHER TRADES, ETC.

8. THE GENERAL SCOPE OF WORK ENTAILS REMOVAL OF AN EXISTING REFRIGERATION UNIT AND REPLACEMENT WITH TWO NEW SMALLER REFRIGERATION UNITS. THIS WILL REQUIRE ASSOCIATED ROOF WORK AND PIPING, ELECTRICAL, CONTROLS AND ANY APPURTENANCES TO ENSURE THE SYSTEM IS FULLY

FUNCTIONAL AT THE END OF THE PROJECT.

9. CONTROLS WORK CONSISTS OF, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE PROVISION OF NEW CONTROLS, CONDUIT AND WIRING, CONTROL WIRING FOR NEW REFRIGERATION UNITS TO WORK AS LEAD / LAG UNITS. CONTROL

SYSTEM POINT-TO-POINT CHECK, COMMISSIONING, AND MISCELLANEOUS WORK.

10.ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR TO FIELD VERIFY AND CONFIRM ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS (INCLUDE TRACING OF ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS AS NECESSARY) ON ALL EQUIPMENT TO ENSURE AN EXACT MATCHUP TO

REFEED EXISTING AND NEW EQUIPMENT FROM PANELBOARDS.

11. AS THE BUILDING NEEDS TO REMAIN FULLY FUNCTIONAL WITHIN AREAS OUTSIDE OF THE PHASED WORK AT THE TIME, ONLY THE EQUIPMENT AND ASSEMBLIES IN THE PHASED AREAS CAN BE REMOVED AND REPLACED DURING THE TIMING OF THAT WORK. ALL TRADES, MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND CONTROLS, SHALL BE FULLY COORDINATED WITH ALL DEMOLITION AND NEW WORK.

12. THE BUILDING FIRE PROTECTION AND ALARM SYSTEMS NEED TO REMAIN FULLY FUNCTIONAL WITHIN AREAS OUTSIDE OF THE PHASED WORK ALWAYS IN COMPLIANCE TO LOCAL BUILDING AND FIRE CODES.

ONLY THE RELATED SYSTEM COMPONENTS - EQUIPMENT AND ASSEMBLIES - IN THE PHASED AREAS CAN

BE TEMPORARILY SHUTDOWN, REMOVED AND/OR REPLACED DURING THE TIMING OF THAT WORK.

13.CONTRACTOR SHALL PROTECT AREAS, SURFACES, AND INSTALLATIONS ADJACENT TO THE

CONSTRUCTION AREA FROM DAMAGE AND DEBRIS BY MEANS OF BARRIERS, DUST PARTITIONS OR OTHER MEANS AS COORDINATED WITH THE OWNER'S PROJECT MANAGER AND MAINTENANCE STAFF. ALL AREAS

SHALL BE CLEAN AND SERVICEABLE AT THE COMPLETION OF WORK. CONTRACTOR SHALL BE

RESPONSIBLE FOR DAMAGE TO EXISTING PROPERTY BY CONTRACTOR'S STAFF OR SUBCONTRACTORS.

DUST AND NOISE CONTROL:

1. DUST AND NOISE CONTROL SHALL BE MAINTAINED WITH DEMOLITION, VEHICLE OPERATION, DRILLING, CONCRETE SAW CUTTING, AND SITE WORK.

2. TEMPORARY BARRIERS, TEMPORARY BUILDING STRUCTURE PROTECTION SYSTEMS, AND DUST / DEBRIS MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS SHALL BE IN PLACE AND OPERATIONAL PRIOR TO BEGINNING ANY WORK.

REFERENCE DRAWINGS:

1. ANY / ALL ASSOCIATED REFERENCE (MECHANICAL XFM-SERIES; ELECTRICAL XFE-SERIES; FIRE PROTECTION XFP-SERIES AND FIRE ALARM XFA-SERIES) DRAWINGS THAT MAY BE PROVIDED WITHIN THESE DOCUMENTS ARE KNOWN AND AVAILABLE DRAWINGS AS PROVIDED TO STANLEY CONSULTANTS BY THE TEXAS WORKFORCE COMMISSION. THE SIZE, LABELING AND LOCATION OF EXISTING STRUCTURE;

MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL, FIRE PROTECTION AND ALARM SYSTEM COMPONENTS SUCH AS

EQUIPMENT, PANELS, GEAR, DUCTWORK, PIPING; PLUMBING FIXTURES; NOTIFICATION AND ALARM DEVICES; AND ARCHITECTURAL FEATURES SHALL BE CONSIDERED APPROXIMATE AND ARE PROVIDED FOR

CONTRACTOR GENERAL INFORMATION. STANLEY CONSULTANTS HAS PROVIDED THESE FOR

BACKGROUND AND REFERENCE PURPOSES ONLY; AND ALTHOUGH WE HAVE COMPLETED OUR OWN

LIMITED FIELD INVESTIGATIONS, WE HAVE NOT CONFIRMED NOR TAKE ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR THEIR

COMPLETE ACCURACY.

2. ALL REFERENCE DRAWING ELEMENTS AND TEXT SHOWN AND PROVIDED HEREIN FOR ILLUSTRATION OF DEMOLITION OR NEW WORK ARE REFERENCED TO EXISTING AS-BUILT DRAWINGS AS DATED AND LABELED AS CONTRACTOR OR SUB-CONTRACTOR FOR THE RENOVATION OF THE TWC BUILDINGS WITHIN THIS

PROJECT.

3. AS THESE DRAWINGS WERE PROVIDED BY THE TWC, AND THE ORIGINAL ENGINEER MAY BE UNKNOWN, THE DRAWINGS ARE TO BE USED FOR REFERENCE WITH ANY INDICATED MODIFICATIONS AS KEYNOTED IN

STANLEY CONSULTANTS DRAWING SHEETS. PARTIAL BACKGROUNDS MAY BE USED FROM THE

REFERENCE DRAWINGS TO SCALE UP THE AREAS TO BE LEGIBLE.

4. THE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR OBTAINING TYPE, SIZE, AND LOCATIONS OF ALL ITEMS FOR THIS PROJECT. ALL CONTRACTOR ASSUMPTIONS AND JUDGMENTS IN PROVIDING HIS OPINIONS OF PROBABLE PROJECT COSTS FOR BIDDING OR CONSTRUCTION PURPOSES ARE MADE SOLELY AT HIS DISCRETION.

THEREFORE, STANLEY CONSULTANTS DOES NOT TAKE RESPONSIBILITY THAT PROPOSALS, BIDS, OR

ACTUAL CONSTRUCTION COSTS WILL NOT VARY BASED ON THE INFORMATION PRESENTED.

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OFFICE 205

OFFICE 201

CORRIDOR 200

RECEPTION 199

OBSERV. 189

OBSERV. 191

PSYCH. TESTING 187

OFFICE 214OFFICE 211

CONFERENCE 206

OFFICE 207

OFFICE 210

WORK ROOM 208

CORRIDOR 217

OFFICE 213 OFFICE 216

OFFICE 196 OFFICE 195

HALL 193

WAITING 192

OFFICE 191

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INFIRMARY 130

INFIRMARY 134

NURSE 139

CHAPEL 137

OFFICE 135

WAITING 136SNACK BAR 149

CAFETERIA 152

KITCHEN 153

DISHWASH 160

OFFICE 159

STORAGE 158

JANITOR 157

DR. 155

SHOP 165

CRAFTS 172

GEN. OFFICE 224

STORAGE 175

JAN. 174

OFFICE 176

OFFICE 173

VEST. 225

OFFICE 180

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SCALE:

PLAN BUILDING GROUND FLOOR PLAN

3/32" = 1'-0"

G0-02 G0-02

NOTES:

1. REFER TO SHEET G0-001 FOR GENERAL PROJECT NOTES THAT

SHALL APPLY TO ALL SHEETS IN THIS SET UNLESS NOTED

OTHERWISE (U.N.O.) IN KEYED NOTES.

KEYNOTES:

1. SOUTH SIDE FRONT ENTRANCE, LOBBY AND SECURITY POINT.

2. NORTH WEST SIDE ENTRANCE AREA FOR RESIDENTIAL MEMBERS

AND STAFF

3. WEST PARKING AREA WHERE EQUIPMENT CAN BE UNLOADED AND

TEMPORARILY STAGED PRIOR TO BUILDING ENTRY. SPECIFIC AREA

TO BE COORDINATED WITH TWC AND TENANT SCHEDULES

4. IMMEDIATE AREA OF WORK. ROOF TOP EQUIPMENT ABOVE WILL

REQUIRE LIFTS OR OTHER EQUIPMENT TO BE COORDINATED WITH

TWC AND TENANT SCHEDULES.

5. COORDINATE AND PROVIDE AN APPROPRIATE NEMA RECEPTACLE,

WATER TIGHT, TO SERVE TEMPORARY WALK-IN COOLER AS

NECESSARY. REFER TO REMAINING DRAWINGS AS NEEDED.

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STANLEY CONSULTANT'S PROJECT NUMBER: 32337.01

KEY PLAN NORTH

PANEL "LPP"

MECHANICAL

LEGEND SHEET &

GENERAL NOTES

M0-000

R. SCHRECENGOST

D. McCURDY

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PLUMBING/PIPING FITTINGS

GATE

NORMALLY

OPEN

NORMALLY

CLOSED

SOLENOID AUTOMATED

VALVE

CONTROL VALVE ASSEMBLY

FOUR-WAY (WITH

TYP FAIL POSITION)

THREE-WAY (WITH

TYP FAIL POSITION)

PRESSURE REDUCING

WITH EXTERNAL TAP

PRESSURE REDUCING,

SELF-CONTAINED

BACK PRESSURE

REGULATOR

(SELF-CONTAINED)

POPPET OR TELESCOPING

BACK PRESSURE

REGULATOR

EXTERNAL TAP

PITCH DOWN IN DIRECTION

OF FLOW

TIE POINT INTO AN EXISTING SYSTEM

YYY = P&ID DRAWING NUMBER

XX = TIE POINT NUMBER

VALVE DESIGNATIONS

GENERAL

BALL CHECK

AUTOMATIC RECIRCULATION

ANGLE SAFETY RELIEF

BACKFLOW PREVENTER

GAGE COCK

VACUUM RELIEF

BALANCING

FLAP GATE

PINCH

FLOAT

WAFER CHECK

FLOW STRAIGHTENING VANE

VALVES

SWING CHECK

HOSE BIB

W/ HYDRANT

RESTRAINED FLANGED

COUPLING ADAPTER

RESTRAINED SLEEVE TYPE

MECHANICAL COUPLING

FLANGED COUPLING

ADAPTER

GROOVED END

MECHANICAL COUPLING

SLEEVE TYPE

MECHANICAL COUPLING

PIPE AND FITTINGS

PLUMBING LINE TYPES

TRAP (LAV, DRAIN, ETC.)

SHOCK ABSORBER OR

WATER HAMMER ARRESTOR

ALL FITTINGS AND VALVES MAYBE SHOWN AS INDICATED UNLESS

STATED (PLAN) ONLY.

SCHEMATIC/FITTINGS AND VALVES

V

ED

FD

HB

TAG

M

UTILITY STATION

(LETTER, IF ANY, DESIGNATES TYPE)

HVAC

X

X

X

RS

CFM

TAG#

FD - FIRE DAMPER

SD - SMOKE DAMPER

FSD - FIRE SMOKE DAMPER

DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE

SENSOR/SWITCH

DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE

TRANSMITTER

TIE POINT TO EQUIPMENT OR

ANOTHER CONTRACT

X = EQUIPMENT OR CONTRACT

DESIGNATOR

YY = P&ID NUMBER

ZZZ= TIE POINT NUMBER

TIE POINT DESIGNATORS

GENERAL NOTES

DEMOLITION

NEW WORK

EXISTING

FUTURE

STREAM IDENTIFICATION

FLOW ARROW

FLANGED JOINT

MECHANICAL JOINT

PUSH-ON JOINT

WELDED JOINT

EXPANSION JOINT

VENT THRU ROOF

VTR

SPLITTER DAMPER

ROUND DUCT TURNING UP

ROUND DUCT TURNING DOWN

DUCT W/VOLUME DAMPER

BRANCH DUCT IN SIDE OF

RETURN, SUPPLY, OR EXHAUST

TAP FROM BOTTOM OF DUCT

RETURN OR EXHAUST DUCT

DUCT TURNING UP

RECTANGULAR SUPPLY

DUCT TURNING DOWN

RECTANGULAR SUPPLY

DUCT TURNING UP

RECTANGULAR RETURN

DUCT TURNING DOWN

RECTANGULAR RETURN

SIDE OR BOTTOM

ACCESS DOOR IN DUCT

COIL IN DUCT

REHEAT OR PREHEAT

BACKDRAFT DAMPER-SECTION VIEW

BACKDRAFT DAMPER-PLAN VIEW

OR OPPOSED BLADE-PLAN VIEW

MOTORIZED DAMPER-PARALLEL

DUCT WITH RESPECT TO AIR FLOW

INCLINED RISE IN ELEVATION OF

DUCT WITH RESPECT TO AIR FLOW

INCLINED DROP IN ELEVATION OF

FLEXIBLE DUCT CONNECTION

VOLUME DAMPER (MANUAL)

FLEXIBLE DUCT

TEE WITH TURNING VANES

TURNING VANES

SQUARE ELBOW WITH

TURNING VANES IN ELBOW

DOUBLE THICKNESS, AIRFOIL

FLOW IN DUCT

DIRECTION OF

ROUND DUCT

SECOND FIGURE = SIDE NOT SHOWN

FIRST FIGURE = SIDE SHOWN

DUCT-(INSIDE CLEAR DIMENSIONS)

REFRIGERANT SENSOR

DIGITAL

INDICATOR

H = HUMIDISTAT

P = PRESSURE

T = THERMOSTAT

UNIT HEATER

OTHER THAN 1 HOUR)

(NUMBER INDICATES FIRE RATING

FIRE & SMOKE DAMPER

SMOKE DAMPER

OTHER THAN 1 HOUR)

(NUMBER INDICATES FIRE RATING

FIRE DAMPER

CFM VALUE

EQUIPMENT TAG NUMBER

AIRFLOW SAFETY SWITCH

HIGH LIMIT HUMIDISTAT

SMOKE DAMPER

RETURN/EXHAUST AIR

SUPPLY/VENTILATING AIR

FAN

EXHAUST FAN

SLOT DIFFUSER

W/CFM AND FIXTURE TYPE SHOWN

RETURN OR EXHAUST GRILLE

W/CFM AND FIXTURE TYPE SHOWN

SUPPLY OR VENTILATING DIFFUSER

VOLUME EXTRACTOR

SQUARE TO ROUND TRANSITION

IDENTIFYING # THROWS

CEILING DIFFUSER

18/18

CD-1

350 CFM

RG-1, EG-1

350 CFM

HL

AS

= LINE FILTERLF

MT = MOISTURE TRAP

QUICK DISCONNECT

FLEX CONNECTOR W/SPARE

FLEX CONNECTION

DOUBLE END

EXPANSION JOINT

SINGLE END

EXPANSION JOINT

EXPANSION JOINT

WALL CLEANOUT

FLOOR CLEANOUT

FLOOR DRAIN

EQUIP DRAIN

ROOF DRAIN

ECCENTRIC REDUCER

CONCENTRIC REDUCER

PIPE PLUG

THREADED CAP

WELDED CAP

BLIND FLANGE

SEAL WATER CONTROL UNIT

INLINE PUMP

CENTRIFUGAL PUMP

FIRE HOSE VALVE

CONSERVATION VENT

(AUTOMATIC VENT) AV

(MANUAL VENT) MV

STEAM VENT

AIR VENT

VENT THRU ROOF (PLAN)

SPRAY NOZZLE

DRAIN

TEMPORARY STRAINER IN-LINE

START-UP STRAINER

DUPLEX STRAINER

SIMPLEX STRAINER

BUCKET STRAINER

W/ N.C. BALL VALVE

CAPPED Y-STRAINER

Y-STRAINER W/ DRAIN

Y-STRAINER METER

90° BEND PIPE TURN DOWN

90° BEND PIPE TURN UP

45° BEND

UNION

PIPE GUIDE

PIPE ANCHOR

= STEAM TRAPST

18/14

12 Ø

W

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DOMESTIC HOT WATER RECIRCULATING

DOMESTIC HOT WATER

DOMESTIC COLD WATER

SANITARY VENT

SANITARY SEWER

INLINE EXHAUST FAN

QUICK OPEN

PARALLEL SLIDE GATE

BALL

PLUG

STOP CHECK

V-BALL

BUTTERFLY

NEEDLE

DIAPHRAGM

ANGLE GLOBE

ANGLE GATE

KNIFE GATE

SLIDE GATE

SLUCE GATE

GLOBE

1. READ THE SPECIFICATIONS AND ALL DRAWING NOTES PRIOR TO

STARTING ANY WORK.

2. REFER TO SHEET G0-01 FOR GENERAL PROJECT NOTES AND SHEETS

E0-000 AND BA-000 FOR ALL GENERAL ELECTRICAL, AND CONTROLS

NOTES, RESPECTIVELY, THAT SHALL APPLY TO ALL SHEETS IN THIS SET

UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE (U.N.O.) IN KEYED NOTES.

3. ALL MECHANICAL SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS SHOWN ON THIS

LEGEND SHEET MAY NOT APPEAR IN THIS SET OF DRAWINGS.

4. ALL DRAWING ELEMENTS AND TEXT SHOWN IN GRAYSCALE ARE KNOWN

/ AVAILABLE EXISTING ELEMENTS, EITHER PROVIDED BY OWNER

RECORD DRAWINGS OR OBTAINED THROUGH FIELD OBSERVATIONS

WHERE POSSIBLE AND ARE USED FOR BACKGROUND AND REFERENCE

PURPOSES. FOR CLARITY, NOT ALL EQUIPMENT, DUCTWORK, PIPING,

PANELS, CONDUIT, ETC. MAY BE SHOWN IN EACH VIEW.

5. DEPICTION OF EXISTING MECHANICAL SYSTEM IS BASED ON RECORD

DRAWINGS PROVIDED BY THE OWNER AND LIMITED FIELD

INVESTIGATIONS. FIELD VERIFICATION OF ANY EXISTING CONDITIONS IS

REQUIRED PRIOR TO ANY WORK OR DEVELOPMENT OF ANY SHOP

DRAWINGS BY THE CONTRACTOR. REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES TO

THE OWNER/ENGINEER.

6. NEW EQUIPMENT, PIPING AND DUCT LAYOUT ILLUSTRATES DESIGN

INTENT. EXACT LOCATION OF SUCH SHALL BE COORDINATED WITH

BUILDING STRUCTURE AND ALL OTHER WORK. ALL EQUIPMENT

PLACEMENT AND CONNECTIONS ARE APPROXIMATE AND SHALL BE

FIELD VERIFIED BY THE CONTRACTOR.

7. COORDINATE / LOCATE AND INSTALL ALL MANUFACTURED ITEMS,

MATERIALS, AND EQUIPMENT WHERE SHOWN, AND IN STRICT

ACCORDANCE WITH MANUFACTURER'S WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS,

EXCEPT WHERE THE DRAWINGS OR SPECIFICATIONS, IF MORE

STRINGENT, SHALL GOVERN. IF EQUIPMENT IS NEW, CONTRACTOR

SHALL ENSURE THE EXECUTION OF ALL WARRANTIES AND START-UP AS

PRESCRIBED BY OWNER.

8. DUCT, PIPING, AND CONDUIT SHALL BE RUN LEVEL U.N.O. OR REQUIRED

OTHERWISE. DUCT, PIPING, AND CONDUIT TO BE OFFSET INTO ROOF

TEE OR JOIST SPACE, OR HAVE ALTERNATE ROUTING WHERE

NECESSARY AND AS REQUIRED, FOR PROPER FIT AND FUNCTION AND

FOR CLEARANCE WHERE SPACE IS NOT SUFFICIENT FOR DUCTS AND

PIPING TO CROSS OTHER CONFLICTS, U.N.O.

9. ALL CONTROL RELATED ITEMS (I.E. VALVES, DAMPERS, ETC.) THAT

REQUIRE AN ELECTRONIC ACTUATION PACKAGE WITH ASSOCIATED

120V POWER BY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR, AND SIGNAL AND

COMMUNICATION WIRING BY CONTROLS CONTRACTOR, SHALL BE

FULLY COORDINATED WITH THOSE TRADES.

10. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE, ROUTE AND INSTALL

CONDUIT AND WIRING FROM CONTROL OR ELECTRICAL PANELS FOR

ALL 120V POWER TO MECHANICAL ASSEMBLIES, WITH COORDINATION

OF CIRCUIT SELECTION WITH OWNER PERSONNEL, AND IN

COORDINATION WITH CONTROLS SYSTEM CONTRACTOR. AT A MINIMUM,

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE FISHTAPE IN CONDUIT FOR

WIRING INSTALLATION AT A LATER DATE AS NECESSARY.

11. IF THE CONTRACTOR SUBMITS MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT THAT HAS

DIFFERENT ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS, IT IS THE CONTRACTOR'S

RESPONSIBILITY TO RESOLVE ALL ELECTRICAL CHANGES (E.G. CONDUIT

AND CONDUCTOR SIZE, ETC.) AND CLEARLY SHOW THE NEW

REQUIREMENTS ON THE MECHANICAL / ELECTRICAL SUBMITTALS WITH

A WRITTEN STATEMENT THAT ANY CHANGES WILL BE AT NO

ADDITIONAL COST. THE INTENDED ELECTRICAL DESIGN SHOWN WITHIN

THE DRAWINGS SUPPORTS THE INTENDED MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT

BASIS OF DESIGN. MECHANICAL SUBMITTALS WITHOUT REFERENCE TO

THE ELECTRICAL DESIGN WILL BE PRESUMED TO BE COMPLIANT WITH

THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS AND ANY CORRECTIONS REQUIRED WILL

BE AT NO ADDITIONAL COSTS.

12. NOTE: ASBESTOS IS NOT ANTICIPATED IN THE MAJORITY OF WORK

AREAS. IF CONTRACTOR SUSPECTS ASBESTOS OR ACMS EXIST AND

ABATEMENT IS REQUIRED IN AREAS OF WORK, CONTACT THE TWC

PROJECT REPRESENTATIVE AS THIS SCOPE OF WORK WOULD REQUIRE

COORDINATION WITH, AND BE PERFORMED BY TWC'S ABATEMENT

CONSULTANT PRIOR TO START OF WORK BY ABATEMENT CONTRACTOR.

13. NOTE: ALL ROOF WORK AND/OR ROOF PENETRATIONS AND

PROTECTION EFFORTS, AS WELL AS ANY FIRE ALARM / FIRE

PROTECTION WORK OR MODIFICATIONS, AND ALL TELECOM / IT

CABLING INSTALLATION OR REMOVAL SHALL BE PERFORMED BY TWC'S

FACILITIES REQUIRED ROOFING, FA / FP, AND TELECOM / IT PREFERRED

CONTRACTORS, TO MAINTAIN SYSTEMS' INTEGRITY AND WARRANTIES.

OBTAIN LIST OF PREFERRED CONTRACTORS FROM TWC PROJECT

REPRESENTATIVE.

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KITCHEN 153

DISHWASH 160

OFFICE 159

STORAGE 158

JANITOR 157

DR. 155

MECH. 162

GEN. STORAGE 161

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SCALE:

PLAN KITCHEN - ENLARGED ROOF PLAN - DEMOLITION

1/8" = 1'-0"

M1-100 B-M1-100

SCALE:

PLAN KITCHEN - ENLARGED PLAN - DEMOLITION

1/8" = 1'-0"

M1-100 A-M1-100

NOTES:

1. REFER TO SHEET G0-001 FOR GENERAL PROJECT NOTES AND SHEETS M0-000, E0-000, AND

BA-000 FOR ALL GENERAL MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, AND CONTROLS NOTES, RESPECTIVELY,

THAT SHALL APPLY TO ALL SHEETS IN THIS SET UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE (U.N.O.) IN KEYED

NOTES.

2. COORDINATE ALL WORK ACTIVITY, PARTICULARLY UTILITY AND HVAC SYSTEM SHUTDOWNS,

THROUGH AN APPROVED CONSTRUCTION SEQUENCE AND WITH TWC PROJECT MANAGER.

3. NOT ALL EQUIPMENT, DUCTWORK, PIPING, PANELS, CONDUIT, ETC. MAY BE SHOWN.

CONTRACTORS MUST FIELD VERIFY EQUIPMENT, DIMENSIONS, AND TRACE CONDUIT / WIRING

FOR CIRCUITS FOR FULL COORDINATION OF WORK.

4. CONTRACTOR TO VERIFY WITH OWNER THE EXTENT OF DEMOLITION. WORK SCOPE INVOLVES

REMOVAL OF EXISTING REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT, PIPING AND ALL APPURTENANCES, AS

WELL AS EXISTING TERMINAL EQUIPMENT THERMOSTATS AND CONTROLLERS AND OTHER

DEVICES, CONTROLS WIRING, ETC., AND PROVIDE NEW, UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.

5. THIS IS NO ANTICIPATED WORK RELATED TO ACM ABATEMENT OR MODIFICATIONS TO ANY FIRE

ALARM / FIRE PROTECTION, TELECOM / IT CABLING REMOVAL OR INSTALLATION

REQUIREMENTS.

6. ALL ITEMS WITHIN THE COOLER / FREEZERS NOT INCLUDED IN THE SOW SHALL BE REMOVED

AND OR PROTECTED FROM DAMAGE (SUCH AS SHELVING, ETC.). NOTHING IS TO BE

ABANDONED. REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES OR CONCERNS TO THE OWNER/ENGINEER.

KEYNOTES:

1. EXISTING WALK-IN COOLERS / FREEZERS IN LOCATION SHOWN, ALONG WITH THE EVAPORATOR

UNITS, PIPING, T-STATS, AND ALL APPURTANCES ARE TO REMAIN, UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.

2. EXISTING CONDENSER UNITS (CU-4, CU-5) ROOF RAILS & CURBS, REFRIGERANT PIPING & SUPPORTS

DOWN THROUGH ROOF PENETRATIONS TO COOLER / FREEZER EVAPORATOR UNITS TO REMAIN.

INVESTIGATE CONDITION OF INSULATION ON REFRIGERANT PIPING AND ENSURE ROOF

PENETRATIONS ARE WATER TIGHT. REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES OR CONCERNS TO THE

OWNER/ENGINEER

3. DEMOLITION SCOPE INVOLVES REMOVAL OF EXISTING REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT (EU-3 & CU-3), PIPING AND ALL APPURTENANCES IN THIS LOCATION, AS WELL AS EXISTING TERMINAL EQUIPMENT

THERMOSTAT, CONTROLLER AND ASSOCIATED APPURTENANCES (OTHER DEVICES, CONTROLS

WIRING, ETC.) WITHIN COOLER BELOW.

4. EXISTING ROOF RAILS & CURBS FOR EXISTING CU-3 TO REMAIN FOR USE WITH NEW CONDENSER UNIT (ALSO TO BE CU-3). ENSURE PENETRATION THROUGH ROOF REMAINS VIABLE FOR REUSE.

5. CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE POSSIBLE LOCATION FOR NEW ROOF RAILS & CURBS FOR NEW

CONDENSING UNIT (CU-6). THIS UNIT WILL NEED PIPING PENETRATION THROUGH ROOF OR

CONSOLIDATED WITH NEARBY EXISTING PENETRATIONS FOR CU-3 TO BE REPLACED.

6. CONTRACTOR TO WORK WITH OWNER TO DETERMINE IF A TEMPORARY WALK-IN COOLER / FREEZER SHOULD BE PROVIDED. COOLER / FREEZER SHALL HAVE SHELVING PROVIDED AND CAN BE PLACED IN THIS GENERAL LOCATION IN EXISTING PARKING SPACES AS SHOWN. IF NEEDED, IT SHALL BE

FUNCTIONAL PRIOR TO ANY DEMOLITION WORK. TEMPORARY UNIT TO BE REMOVED AT PROJECT

COMPLETION, AND AREA CLEANED AND RETURNED TO EXISTING CONDITIONS.

LEGEND:

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DRAWN:

CHECKED:

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06/26/2026

06/26/2026

6836 Austin Center Blvd, Suite 350, Austin, Texas 78731 www.stanleyconsultants.com

Texas Firm Registration No.: F-174

STANLEY CONSULTANT'S PROJECT NUMBER: 32337.01

KEY PLAN NORTH

CU-4

CU-5

CU-1 CU-2

EXISTING ROOF PENETRATION

EXISTING ROOF PENETRATION

TO BE ENLARGED IF POSSIBLE

AND/OR REUSED FOR ON OF

TWO NEW CU PIPING SYSTEMS

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PENETRATION

APPROX. LOCATION OF

EXISTING FLOOR DRAIN.

KITCHEN 153

DISHWASH 160

OFFICE 159

STORAGE 158

JANITOR 157

DR. 155

MECH. 162

GEN. STORAGE 161

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COOLER

MECHANICAL

ROOF & 1ST

FLOOR PLANS

M2-100

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SCALE:

PLAN KITCHEN - ENLARGED ROOF PLAN

1/8" = 1'-0"

M2-100 B-M2-100

SCALE:

PLAN KITCHEN - ENLARGED PLAN

1/8" = 1'-0"

M2-100 A-M2-100

NOTES:

1. refer to sheet g0-001 for general project notes and sheets m0-000, e0-000, and ba-000 for all general mechanical, electrical, and controls notes, respectively, that shall apply to all sheets in this set unless noted otherwise (u.n.o.) in keyed notes.

2. COORDINATE ALL WORK ACTIVITY, PARTICULARLY UTILITY AND HVAC SYSTEM SHUTDOWNS,

THROUGH AN APPROVED CONSTRUCTION SEQUENCE AND WITH TWC PROJECT MANAGER.

3. NOT ALL EQUIPMENT, DUCTWORK, PIPING, PANELS, CONDUIT, ETC. MAY BE SHOWN.

CONTRACTORS MUST FIELD VERIFY EQUIPMENT, DIMENSIONS, AND TRACE CONDUIT / WIRING

FOR CIRCUITS FOR FULL COORDINATION OF WORK.

4. DESIGN INTENT TO REPLACE EU-3 & CU-3 WITH TWO SMALLER EUS & CUS (NEW EU-3, CU-3 &

EU-6 & CU-6) TO ALLOW FOR THE COOLER LOAD TO BE CONTROLLED BETTER WITH OVERALL

LOADS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR AND USING THE ECONET CONTROL SYSTEM IN A LEAD / LODE

OPERATION.

5. CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE ALL ROOF WORK WITH TWC'S APPROVED ROOFING

CONTRACTOR TO ENSURE ROOF WARRANTIES ARE MAINTAINED.

6. ALTHOUGH NOT ANTICIPATED, IF FIRE ALARM / FIRE PROTECTION OR TELECOM / IT CABLING

INSTALLATION OR REMOVAL WORK IS REQUIRED, CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE ALL WORK

WITH TWC'S APPROVED CONTRACTORS TO ENSURE INTEGRITY OF THE SYSTEMS ARE

MAINTAINED.

KEYNOTES:

1. EXISTING WALK-IN COOLERS / FREEZERS IN LOCATION SHOWN.

2. EXISTING CONDENSER UNITS (CU-4, CU-5) ROOF RAILS & CURBS, REFRIGERANT PIPING & SUPPORTS

DOWN THROUGH ROOF PENETRATIONS TO COOLER / FREEZER EVAPORATOR UNITS TO REMAIN.

RE-INSULATE REFRIGERANT PIPING AND ENSURE ROOF PENETRATIONS ARE WATER TIGHT, AS

NEEDED. REPORT ANY ISSUES / PROBLEMS OR CONCERNS TO THE OWNER/ENGINEER

3. CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE NEW REFRIGERATION SYSTEM (EU-3, CU-3) AND FIELD ROUTE NEW REFRIGERANT PIPING FROM CONDENSER UNIT ATTACHED TO EXISTING ROOF RAIL & CURB. PROVIDE

NEW REFRIGERANT PIPING PARALLEL WITH STRUCTURE DOWN THROUGH EXISTING ROOF

PENETRATION TO NEW EVAPORATOR UNIT (EU-3) IN COOLER WHERE SHOWN. INSULATE

REFRIGERANT PIPING PER SPECIFICATIONS AND ENSURE ROOF PENETRATION IS WATER TIGHT. SEE SCHEDULE FOR UNIT AND PROVIDE WITH ECONET 2.0 CONTROLS AND ALL REQUIRED DEVICES FOR

LEAD / LAG CONTROL WITH OTHER NEW UNIT (EU-6 & CU-6).

4. CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE NEW REFRIGERATION SYSTEM (EU-6, CU-6) AND NEW ROOF RAIL & CURB ATTACHING CU-6 TO COMPONENTS AS REQUIRED. PROVIDE AND FIELD ROUTE NEW REFRIGERANT

PIPING, PARALLEL WITH STRUCTURE, FROM CONDENSER UNIT DOWN THROUGH EXISTING (IF

POSSIBLE) OR NEW ROOF PENETRATION (AS NEEDED) TO NEW EVAPORATOR UNIT (EU-6) IN COOLER

WHERE SHOWN. INSULATE REFRIGERANT PIPING PER SPECIFICATIONS AND ENSURE ROOF

PENETRATION IS WATER TIGHT. SEE SCHEDULE FOR UNIT AND PROVIDE WITH ECONET 2.0 CONTROLS AND ALL REQUIRED DEVICES FOR LEAD / LAG CONTROL WITH OTHER NEW UNIT (EU-3 & CU-3).

5. SIZE REFRIGERANT PIPING FOR NEW SYSTEMS PER MANUFACTURERS REQUIREMENTS. ROUTE

PIPING PARALLEL WITH STRUCTURE IN AN ORDERLY FASHION. INSULATE REFRIGERANT PIPING PER

PIPING SCHEDULE. ENSURE ROOF PENETRATION IS WATER TIGHT.

6. ROUTE SEPARATE 3/4" CONDENSATE DRAIN LINES FROM EACH COOLER EVAPORATOR TO EXISTING FLOOR DRAIN. SLOPE PIPE WITH A MINIMUM OF 1/4" PER FOOT AND TERMINATE AT FLOOR DRAIN WITH 1" AIR GAP. INSULATE PIPING PER PIPING SCHEDULE. WRAP DRAIN LINE HEATER CABLE

AROUND FREEZER CONDENSATE DRAIN LINE PER MANUFACTURES INSTRUCTIONS.

7. PROVIDE ON WALK-IN COOLER WALL NEW EVAPORATORS AND LEAD-LAG HTPG ECONET 2.0

CONTROLS, THERMOSTATS AND ALL OTHER DEVICES AS REQUIRED, AND CONNECT TO THE NIAGARA JACE BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (BMS) FOR MONITORING. THE SYSTEM SHALL LOG AND SEND ALARMS WHEN THE TEMPERATURE OF THE WALK-IN FREEZER & COOLER IS ABOVE AN ADJUSTABLE

ALARM SET POINT. ALL CONTROLS WORK TO BE COMPLETED BY OWNER-APPROVED CONTROLS

CONTRACTOR.

8. CONTRACTOR TO WORK WITH OWNER TO DETERMINE IF A TEMPORARY WALK-IN COOLER / FREEZER SHOULD BE PROVIDED. COOLER / FREEZER SHALL HAVE SHELVING PROVIDED AND CAN BE PLACED IN THIS GENERAL LOCATION IN EXISTING PARKING SPACES AS SHOWN. IF NEEDED, IT SHALL BE

FUNCTIONAL PRIOR TO ANY DEMOLITION WORK. TEMPORARY UNIT TO BE REMOVED AT PROJECT

COMPLETION, AND AREA CLEANED AND RETURNED TO EXISTING CONDITIONS.

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DRAWN:

CHECKED:

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06/26/2026

06/26/2026

6836 Austin Center Blvd, Suite 350, Austin, Texas 78731 www.stanleyconsultants.com

Texas Firm Registration No.: F-174

STANLEY CONSULTANT'S PROJECT NUMBER: 32337.01

KEY PLAN NORTH

CU-4

CU-5

CU-1 CU-2

EXISTING ROOF PENETRATION

EXISTING ROOF PENETRATION

TO BE ENLARGED IF POSSIBLE

AND/OR REUSED FOR ON OF

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PENETRATION

DETAILS

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COOLER REMEDIATION - CCRC

101 EAST 15TH STREET - ROOM 116

AUSTIN, TEXAS

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DESIGNED:

DRAWN:

CHECKED:

320 260 0220

06/26/2026

06/26/2026

6836 Austin Center Blvd, Suite 350, Austin, Texas 78731 www.stanleyconsultants.com

Texas Firm Registration No.: F-174

STANLEY CONSULTANT'S PROJECT NUMBER: 32337.01

28-1/4 26-1/4

AIR

18-3/4

4-7/8 3-3/16

24-3/16 SUCTION 27-7/8

27-1/8

27-1/8 17-1/4 5 15-1/2

14-1/2 16-3/4 18-1/8

AIR

SUCTION

(BACKSIDE)

3/4 - 14 NPT DRAIN 11-1/2

7/8” KO (2) FOR

ELECTRICAL

CONNECTIONS

LIQUID

OUT

CONTROL

PANEL

7/8 ELECTRICAL

KNOCKOUTS

(BACKSIDE)

SCALE:

DETAIL CONDENSER UNIT

NONE

M4-100 A-M4-100

SCALE:

DETAIL EVAPORATOR UNIT

NONE

M4-100 B-M4-100

SCALE:

DETAIL ROOF CURB CONNECTION

NONE

M4-100 C-M4-100

NOTES:

1. CU WEIGHT APPROX. 195 LBS

2. CU APPROX DIMENSIONS: 25.5" L x 26.5" W x 20" H

3. PROVIDE ALL PARTS & ACCESSORIES NECESSARY TO SUPPORT CU & ANCHOR IT TO STRUCTURE TO

RESIST UPLIFT. SUBMIT SHOP DRAWINGS FOR REVIEW PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION.

CONDENSING UNIT

(200# MAX WEIGHT)

CONNECT CURB COMPONENTS TO

EXIST ROOF MEMBER AS REQUIRED.

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WATERPROOFING BY OTHERS

PROVIDE EQUIPMENT

RAILS & ATTACH CU

NAILING STRIP, MINIMUM

OF 4 PLACES

ROOFING AND THICKNESS TO MATCH

EXISTING. BY OWNER APPROVED

ROOFING CONTRACTOR

SCALE:

DETAIL LEAD / LAG SYSTEM INSTALLATION

NONE

M4-100 D-M4-100

NOTES:

1. 100% LOAD REQUIREMENT EACH COMPRESSOR.

2. REFER TO M12-100 SCHEDULE & CONTROLS SHEET FOR OPERATION.

3/8” MOUNTING

HOLES (4)

CONDENSING

UNIT

MANAGER

CONDENSING

UNIT

PARTNER

EVAP 01

MANAGER

EVAP 02

PARTNER

ECONETECONET

SCHEDULES &

CONTROLS

M12-100

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AE DESIGN SERVICES FOR KITCHEN

COOLER REMEDIATION - CCRC

101 EAST 15TH STREET - ROOM 116

AUSTIN, TEXAS

JU

N E

DESIGNED:

DRAWN:

CHECKED:

320 260 0220

06/26/2026

06/26/2026

6836 Austin Center Blvd, Suite 350, Austin, Texas 78731 www.stanleyconsultants.com

Texas Firm Registration No.: F-174

STANLEY CONSULTANT'S PROJECT NUMBER: 32337.01

NOTES:

1. REFER TO SHEET G0-001 FOR GENERAL PROJECT NOTES AND SHEETS M0-000,

E0-000, AND BA-000 FOR ALL GENERAL MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, AND

CONTROLS NOTES, RESPECTIVELY, THAT SHALL APPLY TO ALL SHEETS IN THIS

SET UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE (U.N.O.) IN KEYED NOTES.

2. DESIGN INTENT TO REPLACE EU-3 & CU-3 WITH TWO SMALLER EUS & CUS (NEW

EU-3, CU-3 & EU-6 & CU-6) TO ALLOW FOR THE COOLER LOAD TO BE CONTROLLED

BETTER WITH OVERALL LOADS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR AND USING THE ECONET

2.0 CONTROL SYSTEM IN A LEAD / LODE OPERATION.

KEYNOTES:

1. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ECONET 2.0 WITH LEAD / LAG CONTROLS TO TIE TWO

SEPARATE EVAPORATOR / CONDENSING PAIRS TOGETHER IN LEAD / LAG

OPERATIONAL MODE.

2. LEAD / LAG WILL ALLOW LINKING OF TWO REDUNDANT SYSTEMS FOR BACKUP

COOLING AND ABILITY TO EQUALIZE COMPRESSOR RUNTIME BETWEEN THE TWO

SYSTEMS.

3. CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR OBTAINING VENDOR CERTIFICATION

AND/OR PROVIDE VENDOR SUPPORT FOR SETTING UP THE CONTROLS SYSTEM,

FOLLOWING ALL MANUFACTURER RECOMMENDED CONNECTIONS / PROGRAMMING.

4. CONFIGURATION OF TWO CONTROLLER UNDER LEAD / LAG SHALL INCLUDE:

A. ONE OF THE TWO EVAPORATORS TO BE DESIGNATED AS THE MANAGER, AND

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