McFee_Park_-_Restroom_Bldg_100_CDs_01052026_REV1.pdf

This file consists of 100% construction documents (Revision 1, dated January 5, 2026) for a new restroom facility at McFee Park in the Town of Farragut, Tennessee, prepared by Johnson Architecture, Inc. The project involves construction of a 212-square-foot single-story utility building with two individual restrooms (101 and 103), a mechanical room (102), and an entry area (104). The structure is designed to meet 2018 International Building Code standards and related codes including the International Energy Conservation Code, International Fire Code, and ICC/ANSI accessibility standards. The building is classified as Type VB (non-sprinklered) construction with a maximum allowable height of 40 feet and floor area of 5,500 square feet; the actual structure is 13 feet 4 inches tall with a 212-square-foot footprint. The construction documents include architectural floor plans, reflected ceiling plans, roof plans, building elevations, interior elevations, door and window schedules, structural details, mechanical HVAC plans, plumbing plans with specifications, and electrical plans showing lighting and power distribution.

The construction documents specify detailed requirements for structural design, including reinforced concrete footings, 8-inch split-face concrete masonry unit (CMU) walls with water repellent sealer, pre-engineered wood roof trusses at 24-inch centers, standing seam metal roofing, and a 4-inch concrete slab on grade with wire fabric reinforcement. Interior finishes include resinous flooring in restroom areas, epoxy painted walls, painted plywood ceilings with cedar trim, and cedar siding on exterior elements. Mechanical systems include wall-mounted electric heaters, exhaust fans, and a water heater; plumbing systems incorporate accessible fixtures including water closets, lavatories, mop sink, and hose bibs with proper accessibility clearances per ADA standards. Electrical service includes lighting circuits, dedicated circuits for the water heater and hand dryers, and an electrical panel. Hardware specifications identify basis-of-design manufacturers (Hager, Accentra, LCN, Bobrick) with approved substitutions noted. All construction is coordinated across trades with explicit notes requiring contractor verification of dimensions, existing conditions, utility locations, and mechanical/plumbing/electrical coordination prior to work commencement.