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STATE OF CALIFORNIA -STATE AND CONSUMER arRVICES AGENCY GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN, Governor
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ACRAMENTO REGION (91 b) 427-4325
ATSS 466-4325 '
3 FLORIN ROAD, SUITE 400 , • .�.
CRAMENTO, CA 95823
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November 7, 1984
Arthur F. White, Director
Springs of Living Water Conference Center
Richardson Springs, CA. 95973
SUBJECT: R I CHARDSON SPRINGS HOTEL
SFM File #: 60-04-61-0011-000-330-0
I am hopeful that this letter will clarify items from Mr. Fox's
letter of August 6, 1984 as well as from our discussion of Novem-
ber 1, 1984.
1. FIRE ESCAPE: The plan outlined in Mr. Fox's letter is accept-
able. Installation of a fire escape or stairs to the veranda
with stairs from the veranda to the ground is also an accept-
able alternative.
2. INTERIOR STAIRWAY: The interior stairway enclosure doors
have been i nstal i ed. However, these doors shall be provided
with positive latching hardware approved for one-hour fire
assemblies.
3. EXIT SIGNS: Exit and directional signs are scheduled to be
n sal l ed for each fire escape soon. These signs should be
installed before December 1, 19840
4, SEPARATION OF OCCUPANCIES: The proposal for separating the
library, bookstore, snackery and dining rooms from the lobby
is not acceptable as listed in Mr. Fox's letter. These areas
must be separated with one =hour fire -resistive construction.
Typically, this consists of 5/8 -inch Type X gypsum wall board
on each side of 2"x4" wood studs. Wi ndow. openings are per-
mitted but limited to 25% of the wall area. Individual gl ass
panes between steel mullions must not exceed 1296 square inches
with no dimension exceeding 54 -inches. All glazing must be
1/4 -inch wired glass installed in fixed steel frames, Doors
installed in these walls must be one-hour fire -rated assem-
blies
ssem-
blies -and maintained self-closing and positive latch* ng .
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Arthur F. White, -.rector November 7 1984
Springs of Living Water Conference Center
Page 2
Other acceptable methods of construction may be those approved
and tested by Underwei ters Laboratories, the ' Uni ted States
Gypsum Association or as listed i n Table 43, Uniform Building
Code (1979 Edition).
56* STANDPIPES. The existing standpipe hoses and nozzles were
removed and new hoses and nozzles installed.
6. EXIT -HARDWARE: Mr. Fox's proposal to lock the exit.doors
is unacceptable. The controls Mr. Fox suggests are not allowed
Jn hotel occupancies (Group R, Division 1) . In assembly occu-_
panci es, the panic hardware may be omitted only from the main
exit door if the door consists of a, si ngl e leaf. The doors
on the dining room* and conference rooms are not single -door
exits. Therefore, p4ni c hardware is required for all exit
doors.
7. EXIT DOOR SWING: The doors at -the Mirror Room and dining
rooms have not yet been rehung. This should be accomplished
before December 1, 1984,
8. NUMBER OF EXITS: Additional exit doors are planned for the
Mirror Room, Dining Room and Garden Room.' These exits shall
be installed not less than one-half _the length of the maxi mum
overall diagonal dimension of each room measured in a straight
line between exits. Final plans must be developed and reviewed
by our office before December 15, 1984, Installation shall be
completed before January 1, 1985.
9. ELECTRICAL: The electrical deficiencies have largely been
corrected. Written certification of electrical installations
in the building must be obtained from a 1-icensed electrician.
This certification should be - submi teed to the State Fire Marshal
before December 15, 1984.
10. BUILDING MAINTENANCE AND HOUSEKEEPING: Storage and debris
have been removed from he crawl spaces under the building
and from the walls of the Honeycombs. It is our understanding
that the areas will be maintained.
11. VERTICAL F '
C L SHA TS AND OPENINGS: Plans detailing the changes
to be made to the elevator doors, standpipe cabinets and bath-
room vents have not yet been submitted to the State Fire Marshal.
The standpipe cabinets may be boxed in behind the piping/valves
with 5/8 -inch gypsum wall board or plaster. The plan for
correcting this item should be completed before December 15,
1984.
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Arthur F. White, A rector November 7, 1984
Springs of.Living Water Conference Center
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12. CORRIDORS: An acceptable alternative to replacing the corridor
doors foF sleeping rooms with 1-3/4 inch solid wood core doors
would be to fill the thin -pane" areas of the existing doors
with gypsum wall board. This material rust be securely fastened
to -the doors. A veneer may be applied over the door to improve
the appearance.. This veneer must have a minimum Class II
flare spread rating.
13.. FIRE ALARM: A manually operated fire alarm system must be
instal a Manual pull -stations must be located so that no
person would be required to travel more than 100 feet before
reaching a device. Typically these devices could be located
as follows: In the 1 obby near the -main desk, in the mezzanine
area, on the second floor near rooms 229 and 204, on the third
floor near room 329 and 304, on the fourth floor near the
elevator, in the first, second and third sub -levels near the
standpipe cabinets, and in the Honeycombs near -rooms 5 and
10. These are only suggested locations. We would recommend
that you contact a fire alarm installer who can provide you
with specific information as to components. Plans and specifi-
cations for this system must be submitted to the State Fire
Marshal (see below).
14. FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM: Because of the nature and complexity
of the building, a partial sprinkler system as suggested by
Mr. Fox would not be acceptable. Complete fire spri ;` I er
coverage is necessary to protect the occupants of this building.
We would recommend that you contact fire sprinkler contractors
for various sprinkler designs. A well designed system may
provide you with maxi mum coverage at a reasonable cost. A
preliminary plan for correcting this item should be submitted
to the State Fire Marshal before -December 31, 1984.
15. EMERGENCY MEASURES: The emergency measures listed in Mr.
Fox ' -s letter have been completed and are acceptable to us..
We realize that you are proceeding on these items under the constraints
of money, maintenance personnel and time. However, a scheduled
plan for correcting these items rust be, developed and submitted
to the State Fire Marshal within 30 days. -
Plans and specifications for all construction shall be submitted
to the State Fire Marshal for review prior to beginning construction.
These plans may be submitted to the attention of the Plan Review
Unit at the address listed above.
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Arthur F.4Jhite erector
Springs of Living Water Conference Center
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November 7, 1984
If .you have any questions please contact me at (916) 427-4325, We
will attempt to assist you in any way we can.
Sincerely,
NANCY RIVERS WOLFE
Deputy State Fire Marshal (Supervisor)
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Bill Teie, Butte CFD
STATE OF CALIFORNIA --STATE AND CONSUI ,ERVICES AGENCY GEORGE DEUKME#LAN, Govemoe
ATE FIRE MARSHAL �:..
SACRAMENTO REGION (916) 427-4325
��3 FLORIN ROAD, SUITE 400 ATSS 466-4325
SACRAMENTO, CA 95823 - •
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April 22, 1984
Cecil A. E. Cooper, President
Springs of Living Water
Richardson Springs, California 95973
;ear Mr. Cooper,
I have received your projected plans for correcting the deficiencies at -the
ichardson Springs Hotel. I cannot accept your proposed timetable for correcting
!gest items. Because of the severe nature of the hazards involved, it is imperative
hat the violations be remedied within the following time frame,
1. FIRE ESCAPE: Plans for the installation of a spiral stairway from the
urth floor to the veranda and for the stairway from the veranda to the ground
all be received in this office within 30 -days. The construction.of these
airways shall begin within 30 days of SFM plan approval.
2. INTERIOR STAIRWAY: Panic hardware shall be installed on each stairway
or within 30 days.
3. SEPARATION OF OCCUPANCIES: Plans for separating the tape library, book
store, snackery and mezzanine office from -the lobby shall be received in this office
within 30 days. The construction of these occupancy separations shall begin within
30 days of SFM plan approval.
4. STANDPIPES:. All standpipe hoses and nozzels shall be tested and/or replaced
within 30 days.
5. EXIT HARDWARE: Panic hardware shall be installed on each exit. from the Dining
d Mirror Rooms within 30 days.
6. EXIT NUMBER: The proposal for plan submittal by April 30, 1985 and construction
t commence immediately upon receipt of.SFM approval is satisfactory.
7. ELECTRICAL: All electrical installations shall be repaired or replaced and
t e electrical installations and fixtures certified by a licensed electrician within
36 days,
8. VERTICAL SHAFTS AND OPENINGS: The standpipe cabinets shall be fire -stopped
within 15 days. The elevator doors shall be replaced eithin 30 days.
9. CORRIDORS: The transoms shall all be sealed withgypsum wall board within
30 days. All thin -panel! corridor doors shall be filled in the method previously
agreed upon within 30 days,
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Cecil A. E. Cooper
April 22, 1985
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• 10. FIRE ALARM: Plans and specifications for the fire alarm system* ---- y em shall be
received in this office within 15. days. Installation shall s begin within 15 days
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after recieving SFM.plan approval.
11. FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM:, A complete fire sprinkler system shall be installed
hroughout the building by September 30, 1985.
I must emphasize the need for prompt correction of these items and-°callY our
attention to the high degree of.liability which, -possibly, you may have to assume
in the event that in • ury or death •
injury occurred while these def�cienc��es are pending.
Failure to correct these items in the time frame specified may force us to refer
his matter to our attorney for legal action.
A reinspection will be conducted by our representative within 30 days. If
you have any questions, please contact me at the address or phone number listed above.
Sincerely,
Nancy Rive s. Wal e
Deputy State Fire Marshal (Supervisor)
c: Regional File (60-04-61-0011-000-x330-0)
Field File
Bill Teie, Butte Co. CDF
� REINSPECTION REPORT
OFFICE OF
� STATE FIRE MARSHAL
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c ompanied By 1"Z\kc,�m. 0 ztAV x Title t eA d !fie IN S~F
pection This Date Discloses That Fire Safety Corrections Number /0 16
of Fire Safety Corrections
ated 4fi tr z. - Sir Have Been Complied With.
ire Safety Corrections Numberr . z `� t� I �. 13 ► `� 7 V
Were Discussed
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As
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Reinspection Indicates That A New Fire Safety Corrections Should Be
I sued. See Reverse Side or ommen s anNew Fire afety orrecti ons.
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Comments and New Conditions
New Fire Safety Corrections:
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�reCe Jesus Ch,-Iql.,
G. Robert Alhart
Executive Director
SPRINGS OF LIVING WATER
Christian Conference Center- Richardson Springs, California 95973
April 9, 1984
Respectfully,'
William T. Sullivan
Mgr. Grounds & Buildings
WTS/ew
Mr. Finis Sims
Business:
State Fire Marshall Office
(916) 893-6750
4433 Florin Rd. Ste 400
Reservations:
Sacramento, CA 95823
(916) 893-6753
Dear Mr. Sims:
Board of Directors:
As I mentioned to you in our recent telephone conver-
Cecil Cooper
Ralph Mahoney
sation, we are consulting with a contractor in regard to
Ray Shelton
Dr. Richard Dankworth
the requests made to us in your recent report. He in
Paul Henry Esq.
turn is in contact With an electrical contractor to as -
Eugene Halecky
sist in that end of it.
Upon receiving his estimate and,recommendations and
given ample opportunity to evaluate_'it,re will then sub-
fix;...
mit to your office a plan of how we can,.`prot'eed to meet
the terms of your request.
We have installed the fire lane in front of the Hotel.
Also the misfit hose connections have been replaced.
Many of the requirements can be done quickly with
house staff. Others will take somewhat longer. The major
ones will require expert attention. Our course of action
will be determined mainly by the availability of adequate
financing.
Respectfully,'
William T. Sullivan
Mgr. Grounds & Buildings
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ST T� OF CALIFORNIA STATE AND CONSUMER ICES AGENCY
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4433 Florin Rd., -Ste. 400
S CRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA 95823 r
January 26, 1984
Cecil Cooper, President
Springs of Living water, Inc
Richardson Springs, CA 95973
GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN, Gov; nor
916-427-4325
(ATSS) 8-466-4325
SUBJECT: RICHARDSON SPRINGS HOTEL -- SF'M FILE 0 54-04-6.1-0009-000- 330-0
Dear Mr. Cooper:
As provided for by Sections 13145 and 13146, Health and Safety . Code, State
of California, a recent inspection was conducted of the subject facility,
The purpo8e of this inspection was to determine the extent of compliance of
your facility with State Fare Marshal requirements as contained in Titles
19 and 24.® California -Administrative Code.
We acknowledge that the building is existing, and it is not our intention
to require it to necessarily conform with today's new construction standards;
however, the number and type of existing deficiencies constitute an
unreasonable fire hazard to the occupants, thus, necessitating correction,
FIRE ESCAPES
Fire escape on south aide of building, because of its design, requires.
turning around on top of the parapit, 78 feet above ground, before
descending an eighteen -foot vertical ladder to reach the - top fire escape
platform,
The. fire escape is reduced to fourteen inches wide at window levels and
.as little as 6 1/2 inches wide at other locations,
None of the bottom sections reach the ground. one, which swings freely
when being used, has its bottom rung five feet eight inches above ground.
Another could not be lowered since a television, antenna has obstructed
its use.
Access doors -from the penthouse to the fire escape are not easily identified
and were locked,
The fare escape offers no protection from exposure of fire or smoke.
January 26, 1984
Cecil Cooper
RICHARDSON - SPRINGS HOTEL
1. Provide an exterior stairshaf t with at Yeast one-hour fire -resistive
construction or replace the vertical sections' of the fire escape with
sections not exceeding sixty degrees . of scope.
24 Cal, Adm. Code 88
2. Provide at least eighteen inches clear width on the entire length
of the f ire escape,
24 Cal, Adm. Code 88
3. Properly identify the fire escape access in the penthouse.
24 Cal. Adm, Code 2-1233
4. Rehang doors to the fire escape to swing in the direction of egress
and openable without the use.of a key or any special effort or
knowledge.
24 Cala Adm, Code 3303b, c
5e Protect the exposure.to the fire escape with one-hour fire resistive
protection.
24 Cal. Adm..Code * 2-1233
INTERIOR STAIRWAY
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The existing stairway is not enclosed and is not of at 'least one-hour
fire resistive. construction° The stairshaft has an unprotected ventilation
duct.
6. Provide an enclosure of one-hour fire resistive constructionp or
Cut of f the stairshaf t at each story by not less than one --hour f ire
resistive constructiono
24 Cale Adm. Code 92
7. Provide an approved fire damper fog the ventilation duct serving
the stairshaf t.
24 Cal, Adm, Code 100, 106
Corridors do not.have directional signs, and the exits are not identified
by exit signs. Existing fire escape signs are not an approved type.
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January 26, 1984
Cecil Cooper
RICHARDSON SPRINGS HOTEL
8* Every exit doorway or window used.as an.exit or change of direction
of a corridor, shall be marked with a well --lit. exit sign having
letters at least five inches high..
24 Cal, Adm., Code 104
SEPARATION..OF OCCUPANCIES
There is inadequate separation between the lobby, which is part of the
primary exitway of the building, and the kitchen, both dining rooms,
book store, snackery, and mezzanine.
9. Provide one-hour.fire resistive separation -between the lobby and the
mezzanine, bookstores snackery, kitchen, .and dining rooms. The kitchen
may be separated -either between the dining rooms or between dining
rooms and lobby,
24 Cal, Adm, Code 108, 79 Uniform Building Code SA
In lieu of the separation mentioned above, equivalent protection may
be permitted when .approved by the State Fire Marshal.
24 Cal, Adme Code 108
STANDPIPES
There is not a Class I or III Standpipe. The existing Class II Standpipe
System has many hoses and nozzles missing. Mose that is in place is
dirty and moldy.
10. Provide -a "Class I" Standpipe Systems
24 Ca L , Adm o Code 2-1233
Replace missing hoses and nozzles. Clean, test, and dry or replace
existing hose,
19 Cal, Adm. Code 3,,24
EXIT . HARDWARE
The main exit*and exit doors from dining and mirror rooms are equipped
with deadbolts,.-sliding bolts, and other locking devices.
11. Remove all existing locks and Latches from these exits. Replace with
panic hardware.
24 Cal, Adm. Code 2-3316a
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January 26, 1984
Cecil Cooper
RICHARDSON SPRINGS HOTEL
EXIT DOOR SWING
Exit doors from -dining .and. mirror rooms swing open against the direction
of egress.
12. Change the door swing to open in the direction of egress.
24 Cal, Adm. Code 2--3303b, 24 Calm Adm® Code 102
NUMBER OF EXITS
The mirror . room, 1100 square feet; family dining 'room, 1300 square feet;
garden room, 3100 square feet; -have only one approved exit.
13. A second approved exit must be provided
24 Cal. Adm. Code 2-1233
ACCESS ROAD
The access road is sixteen feet wideA The access road to a public shall
be all-weather,'hard surfaced,, (suitable for use by fire apparatus)
right-of-way not less than twenty feet in width. -
19 Cal. Adm. Code 3.05
14. Recommendations -Main entrance -should be used for passenger loading
only. This is the only location a fire truck can use -an aerial ladder.
ELECTRICAL
Conduit, non-metali.c sheathed (Romex) , knob and tube methods of wiring
are used in the buildings Deficiencies in wiring include: substandard
splices, open junction boxes, extension cords run through walls, and
panel boxes hanging by its -wires,
15. Licensed electrician shall inspect and restore to current standards,
except that which conforms with all applicable laws in effect at
the time of installation, if it is currently in good and safe- condition
and working properly.
24 Cal, Adm. Code 76, National Electric Code 110-12
BUILDING MAINTENANCE AND HOUSEKEEPING
The crawl space doors under the.,mirror room and varanda are missing.
The walls in the lowest levels of the "honey combs" are broached, and
are accumulating storage and debris,
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January 26, 1984
Cecil Cooper
RICHARDSON SPRINGS HOTEL
16. Provide doors -and locks, if necessary, to prevent unauthorized access
to these areas. Remove all storage and debris from these areas.
19 Cal, Adm. Code 3.19
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The existing fire alarm device is not approved by the fire marshal.
17. Provide an automatic or manually operated fire alarm system so
designed so that all occupants of the building may be warned
simultaneously and shall be in accordance with Section E740 -3D,
Part 3, 24 Cal. Adm. Code, 24 Cal, Adm. Code 1233,
Nothing -'r_n this letter shall be interpreted as encompassing the structural
stability of any building or as abrogating more restrictive requirements
by�other agencies.
To avoid any possible misunderstanding that may result in unnecessary
expendituresp plans should be prepared and submitted to this office for
review, prior to any construction or changes.
Please advise, as soon as possible, your time schedule for correction of
the above items. Also, we request notification by you upon completion
to aid us in scheduling our reinspection, Thank you for your cooperation
in this matter.
If further clarification or assistance is needed, please do not hesitate
to contact this office at 916-427-4325.
Sincerely,
FINIS SIMS
FS:nal
cc: Field office
Bill Teie, Butte Co. CDF
SURVEY REPORT
rj�%GO-4 82 OFFICE OF THE STATE FIRE MARSHAL
0, 1. Survey Date This Survey Report is- to be used in the evaluation of a- 2,
structure to determine its status as it relates to the
State Fi- re Mar-hsal ' s regulations, A separate report is
A. Updated to be completed on each building. Each report is to be
supplemented by a building sketch.
Na me of Facility 4. Building Name
5Pr1q S or- L-1viluCi wAirTer HOTeL
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File Identification No.
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Classification
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Licensed Capacity
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Group PS
Nonambul atory
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Division
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Phone (1jj(.) 343 3,3 65'
D.
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Ba G Stories
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1-1 Yes [YI, No
3. Automatic ire 14. Fire Al arm
Extinguishing System A. Ty e
A. Type Manual. p Automatic
p Wet Lj Dry Other p Heat Smoke
Bs Coverage Combination L] Other
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B.
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SC (25) `—` � Complete � Partial Complete Partial
14SC (21) SC (26)
C. None SC (55) C. El None Sc (44)
15. A. The facility conforms to the State Fire Marshal Is regulations,
Be The facility does not conform to the State Fire Marshal 's regulations.
If Item B is checked, this report shall be accompanied by a list of Fire Safety Corrections with
references to the applicable code sections.
C. Reviewed By: Date:
to "TT• er r
D. Rei nspecti on Date: E. Correction �� �aQ1 Issued, Attach copy,
Letter o ire 5afety Corrections and cope es to be sent to:
A. Name e -c I t. C 0 o ��
B. Address P,tO\Wd Sonis Nt� S CA.
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ITEMS
EXPLANATORY REMARKS
21.
Construction Type -- Building.
Con structi on Conforms -
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22.
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Basement
A. - Area
B. Fire Ext ngui s ment System
Co Construction
D. Use
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23.
Fire Protection Systems
A. Fire Extinguishing Systems -
1. Non e
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2. Type
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3. Full
4. Partial
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Bo Standpipes
to None
2. Dry
3. Wet
4. Combined
24.
Exposures
Aa Location on Property -t tsF� coo
K .Exterior Wallsu of eta L�.o_c 6 M r
?i A No F rA m e
1. Opening Protection A� Q r-6;
C. Courts.
D. Other Structures Snm S -- -7TH'
25.
Area
A. Allowable 0q.'
B. Allowable Increase /oo���
C. Over Area
Hei ght1
over A�Lovv A bye.
26.
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A. Allowable S.Stories
5 Ft �
EX�STin� s of
B. ActualF
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EXRLANAT ORY .REMARKS
27.
Roof Construction
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B. Covering �, ,�
28.
Attic
A. Norte o
B. Area
C. Separations
D. -Openings
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Interior Construction
(Do Not Include Corridors)
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30.
Corridor Construction
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A. Walls
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1-5taL
100
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B. Ceilings
Co Wall Openings
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D. Ceiling Openings
Let)rS mA#4 CGt',r►roopS Ilr"c HOLCOw 6rick
31.
Separation Walls
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A. Purpose
Bo Rating
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MeTAk. 0 4p 0 L AONOPI C%VTeJ V4 RINT•eo
C. Number
000(% TCAN SdM s onf a cNe
D. Openings
UN PT%0T.e Cr4 r:� A%r DVc, iant d sec wo Ftov(.
32.
Interior Finish
A. Enclosed Exitways
Q. Other Exitways
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C . Rooms
33.
Floors .
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A. Construction � FLuav
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34. Vertical Openings
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Stair Enclosures
1. Openings
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Recall
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EXPLANATORY ANATORY REMARKS
40. Hazardous
Areas
.
A.
B.Flammable
.
Surgery
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Sprays Booths
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42.
a
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1
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None
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l�
.
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Area
Ventilators
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Accessory Rooms
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Width
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Location & Distance
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of Travel
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2. Deadends
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2. Critical Emergency
REF. I NA f C i ITEMS
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B. Type Provided _
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L Automatic Detection
Devices
45. Heating, ventilating & Air Conditioning
A. Type
B. Fuel
C. Flue
ti o
D. Combustion Air
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E,w Controls ATO
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46m Electrical
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A. Electric Wiring
B. Circuit Protection
Cc Appliances7iS
F,
Io Type Com.
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REPORT
NON -BUILDING ITEMS
CODE
REF.
NA C
ITEMS
EXPLANATORY REMARKS
50.
Decorative Materials
A. Draperies & Curtains
Be Furnishings c r
X 51.
Storage b�ebp js Aa L) Awt) uA/Ae 5 TA C..T4 3
A c Ce SS ' por S?A(t. v lvat r mw o r Room
52e
Housekeeping
C? d n4 L o iJ-k C
53e
Pre -Fire Plan
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ti 3
Re c r k'
54.
Non -Flammable Medical Gas Systems
•
X
Aa Oxygen
1. Piped Oxygen
Bo Nitrous Oxide
55.
Protection System Tests
Ao Fire Alarm
bvc LT kYLI
Be Fere Sprinklers
Ce Supervisory Switches
.
56.
Supervi si on/Staffs ng
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57.
Portable Fire Extinguishers
A. Number -
Be Type 2. A AIJ 0%
-
C. Placement
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D. Service
58.
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