EIE326-01_19_10_00_29-2_9_AM_5_Pages.pdf

DORMITORY, 168 PN EIELSON AFB, AK W911KB-17-R-0017

SECTION 01 19 10.00 29 EIE 326

2.9.7 Option 8 – AM#4…

Requirement deleted in its entirety.

…..AM#4

2.9.8 Option 9–BBQ Shelter

A. Scope and Objectives – Provide a 200sq.ft. (10’ x 20’) BBQ Shelter for resident use.

B. Site Planning and Landscape - The BBQ shelter shall be located adjacent to the patio and in close proximity to the Multi-purpose room of the facility. The shelter shall be connected to the new dormitory with a sidewalk.

1. The shelter shall be located to conveniently service the new dormitory.

2. The shelter shall have sidewalks that lead to the multi-purpose room and connect to existing sidewalks.

3. Built-in barbeque grills shall be located immediately adjacent to the covered BBQ shelter and permanently installed. The grill shall be placed on a 6 foot x foot concrete slab and have a minimum cooking surface area of 700 square inches (20”x35”). The barbeque grill shall have an area to place food prior to cooking and a separate area for placing food after cooking. The grill shall be weather proof and have a lockable lid.

C. Civil - BBQ Shelter: The civil scope of work for this option includes providing a concrete foundation and associated structural section under the foundation as required to support the BBQ Shelter structure. Additional pedestrian pathways may be required for access to the BBQ Shelter.

D. Structural - Provide complete structural system, calculations, and material submittals for approval prior to construction. The structure shall be compatible with the architectural design and be an acceptable building system as defined in section 2.5.

E. Mechanical – Provide a built in barbeque grill AM#5… that utilizes charcoal as a fuel source.

…AM#5

F. Electrical – Provide vandal-resistant, wet location listed light fixture with automatic lighting control. Light fixture type shall match site lighting. Provide GFCI convenience receptacles with while-in-use weatherproof enclosures.

2.9.9 Option 10 – Reconfigure Kobuk Loop Traffic flow

A. Scope and Objectives - Reconfigure Kobuk Loop Traffic flow: The existing traffic flow at the west side of the project site utilizes what it called Kobuk Loop, which is the east vehicular isle of the west parking lot. This option would redirect traffic to utilize with west traffic isle of the west parking lot. This would be achieved by removing an area of existing pavement and introducing a landscape island at the location.

B. Demolition - This option includes the removal of existing AC pavement as required to reconfigure Kobuk Loop traffic flow and install new landscaping. See Site Planning and Landscape for additional requirements for this option.

C. Site Planning and Landscape - Reconfigure Kobuk Loop to direct vehicular traffic into the southernmost drive lane of the existing parking lot. Provide a landscape island and allow only one ingress/egress point from the existing parking lot onto North Street.