Division of the State Fire Marshal

107 Jacobsen Way Carson City NV 89711 Phone: (775) 684-7500 Fax: (775) 684-7518

APPLICATION FOR PLANS REVIEW

PLANS SUMMITTAL BY Firm or Person(s): Address: Contact Name Number of Copies Phone: Descriptions of Documents ( ) Fax ( )

PROJECT DESCRIPTION Architectural/Construction Plans Automatic Sprinkler Fire Alarm Extinguishing System (non-sprinkler) Other (specify)

Building Use: Type of Occupancy Project Owner: Project Name: Project Address: City: Date construction is to begin: Building Permit issued by: Fee Enclosed: Yes No / / County County

Project Square Footage: Type of Construction:

Zip: Construction Cost: $ Permit No. $

Per NAC 477.750

Bid/Actual Estimate

City Amount

Check Number:

For Office Use Only Project No. Amount Received: $ Staff: Balance Due: Date: Plans on Shelf: BC No. Y N

Notice/ BC sent for Balance Due on

PLANS SUBMITTAL CHECKLIST PER NAC 477 This form shall be filled out in its entirety and returned with the applications and fees. The following information is essential to the plan review process and must be provided.
A) TWO (2) completed set of plans shall include the following: (check off each item being submitted) Completed plan review application, including plan review fee. One (1) complete set of specifications, if applicable An accurate dimensioned plot/site plan (with scale noted) Building code analysis/basis of design for architect and engineered projects. Floor plan drawn to scale showing all dimensions (with scale noted) Exterior elevations drawn to scale (with scale noted) Detailed drawings of wall, floor and roof construction drawn to scale (with scale noted) Schedules and details indicating the rating of any fire assemblies provided, i.e.: walls, floor/ceiling, roof/ceiling, (show specific assembly number and source), windows, doors and dampers. Mechanical drawings, including sizes (i.e. CFM and BTU capacities of HVAC equipment, location and installation details of fire/smoke dampers and hood and duct system details such as rated grease duct enclosures and hood and duct installation clearances. Electrical drawings including emergency lighting/power systems and equipment shutdown controls Sprinkler plans shall include all data per NFPA 13, material specifications on all material used in the system. Hydraulic calculations and systems will comply with NFPA 13. A contractor licensed for sprinkler systems by this office shall submit the plans. Original stamp/signature/date on design documents and reports must be legible. A designer of fire sprinkler systems must hold a Level II certification from the National Institute for Certification in Engineering Technologies (NICET), be licensed as a professional engineer pursuant to chapter 625 of NRS or hold an equivalent certification. Fire alarm systems shall include plans, material specifications, battery calculations and wiring diagrams. A contractor licensed for fire alarm systems by this office shall submit the plans. Original stamp/signature/date on design documents and reports must be legible. A designer of fire alarm systems must hold a Level II certification from the National Institute for Certification in Engineering Technologies (NICET), be licensed as a professional engineer pursuant to chapter 625 of NRS or hold an equivalent certification. Where hazardous/combustible/flammable materials are used, MSDS sheets are required including quanities use and/or stored in buildings/. This office may require a report classifying those materials. Owner may need a hazardous materials permit (call 775-684-7524 for more information) Commercial hood and duct, and other automatic fire extinguishing systems with material specifications Fire apparatus access roads, including turnarounds etc. Per Uniform Fire Code. Fire flow, hydrant, water supply location, per Uniform Fire Code or NFPA 1231 (rural water systems) Motor vehicle fuel dispensing stations with above ground storage tanks, per Uniform Fire Code. B) Architects NRS 623 Original stamp/signature/date on design documents and reports. C) Contractors NRS 624 A Nevada licensed contractor may provide and submit plans in his/her discipline under the provisions of NRS 623.330(1)(d) contractors exemption in the architects law. Plans submitted by the contractor and shall include his/her firm name, signature, license number and date (all in original ink), on all documents submitted including sprinkler and alarm plans. D) Engineers NRS 625 Original stamp/signature/date on design documents and reports. INCOMPLETE INFORMATION OR SUBMITTAL WILL DELAY THE REVIEW PROCESS Only individuals identified in items B, C, and D above may prepare plans for submittal. If a conference is required/requested for any project, a fee will be charged at the rate of $55.00 per man hour of State Fire Marshal staff required to attended the conference. (NAC 477.750 Fees)

STATE FIRE MARSHAL DIVISION

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STATE FIRE MARSHAL DIVISION

FIRE ALARM SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS

This form shall have all items checked, indicating compliance. It shall be returned along with the following items, all of which are essential to the plan review process. Plan review application Fee per the attached schedule Two (2) complete sets of plans conforming to the International Fire code, 2003 Edition, and the NFPA 72, 2002 edition including but not limited to:
A contractor licensed for fire alarm systems by this office shall submit the plans. Original stamp/signature/date on design documents and reports must be legible. A designer of fire alarm systems must hold a Level II certification from the National Institute for Certification in Engineering Technologies (NICET), be licensed as a professional engineer pursuant to chapter 625 of NRS or hold an equivalent certification.

Scaled floor plans specifically for the fire alarms system Professionally drawn by a contractor licensed by this office for fire alarm system installation. Battery Calculations Material specifications on all material/devices to be used, with specific part/model number highlighted and/or checked. NOTE: Material specification does not mean Installation/Operation and Maintenance Instructions. Note the specific size (if applicable) of devices used, i.e. strobe candela rating. Note: ensure that strobe size and placement conform to figures A.7.5.4.1(a), A.7.5.4.1(b), A.4.5.4.1(c) and A.7.5.4.2 of NFPA 72, 2003 edition. Location of remote annunciator(s) manual pull station, detectors, horn, strobes, etc. Indicate the installation height of devices as prescribed in NFPA 72, 2003 edition A.7.5.4.3 Provide a legend denoting what the symbols on the drawing are used for.

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PLANS SECTION REVISED FEE SCHEDULE AS OF 02/14/2002

NAC 477.750 Fees; review by local government. (NRS 477.030, 477.031) 1. Any plans and specifications submitted to the State Fire Marshal for review must be accompanied by the appropriate fee based upon the proposed cost of construction or if a bid is accepted, the actual bid, according to the following:

VALUATION $1 $4,001 $5,001 $6,001 $7,001 $8,001 $9,001 $10,001 $11,001 $12,001 $13,001 $14,001 $15,001 $16,001 $17,001 $18,001 $19,001 $20,001 $21,001 $22,001 $23,001 $24,001 $25,001 $26,001 $27,001 $28,001 $29,001 $30,001 $31,001 $32,001 $33,001 $34,001 $35,001 to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to $4,000 $5,000 $6,000 $7,000 $8,000 $9,000 $10,000 $11,000 $12,000 $13,000 $14,000 $15,000 $16,000 $17,000 $18,000 $19,000 $20,000 $21,000 $22,000 $23,000 $24,000 $25,000 $26,000 $27,000 $28,000 $29,000 $30,000 $31,000 $32,000 $33,000 $34,000 $35,000 $36,000

FEE $73.15 $78.98 $86.02 $93.06 $100.10 $107.14 $114.13 $121.11 $128.15 $135.19 $142.23 $149.27 $156.20 $163.24 $170.28 $176.20 $184.36 $191.40 $198.44 $205.37 $212.41 $219.45 $224.51 $229.57 $234.52 $239.58 $243.98 $249.70 $254.65 $259.71 $264.77 $269.83 $274.78

VALUATION $36,001 $37,001 $38,001 $39,001 $40,001 $41,001 $42,001 $43,001 $44,001 $45,001 $46,001 $47,001 $48,001 $49,001 $50,001 $51,001 $52,001 $53,001 $54,001 $55,001 $56,001 $57,001 $58,001 $59,001 $60,001 $61,001 $62,001 $63,001 $64,001 $65,001 $66,001 $67,001 $68,001 to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to $37,000 $38,000 $39,000 $40,000 $41,000 $42,000 $43,000 $44,000 $45,000 $46,000 $47,000 $48,000 $49,000 $50,000 $51,000 $52,000 $53,000 $54,000 $55,000 $56,000 $57,000 $58,000 $59,000 $60,000 $61,000 $62,000 $63,000 $64,000 $65,000 $66,000 $67,000 $68,000 $69,000

FEE $279.84 $284.90 $289.96 $294.91 $299.97 $305.03 $310.09 $315.04 $320.10 $325.16 $330.22 $335.17 $340.23 $345.29 $348.81 $352.33 $355.85 $359.37 $362.78 $366.30 $369.82 $373.34 $376.86 $380.38 $383.90 $387.42 $390.94 $394.46 $397.98 $401.50 $404.91 $408.43 $411.95

VALUATION $69,001 $70,001 $71,001 $72,001 $73,001 $74,001 $75,001 $76,001 $77,001 $78,001 $79,001 $80,001 $81,001 $82,001 $83,001 $84,001 $85,001 $86,001 $87,001 $88,001 $89,001 $90,001 $91,001 $92,001 $93,001 $94,001 $95,001 $96,001 $97,001 $98,001 $99,001 to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to $70,000 $71,000 $72,000 $73,000 $74,000 $75,000 $76,000 $77,000 $78,000 $79,000 $80,000 $81,000 $82,000 $83,000 $84,000 $85,000 $86,000 $87,000 $88,000 $89,000 $90,000 $91,000 $92,000 $93,000 $94,000 $95,000 $96,000 $97,000 $98,000 $99,000 $100,000

FEE $415.47 $422.51 $426.03 $429.55 $433.07 $436.59 $440.11 $443.63 $447.15 $450.56 $457.60 $461.12 $466.84 $468.16 $471.68 $475.20 $478.72 $482.24 $485.76 $489.28 $492.80 $496.21 $499.73 $503.25 $506.77 $510.29 $513.81 $517.33 $520.85 $524.37 $527.89

2. If the proposed cost or bid is more than $100,000 but less than $500,000, the fee is $531.41 for the first $100,000 plus $2.69 for each additional $1,000 or fraction thereof of the proposed cost or bid. 3. If the proposed cost or bid is $500,000 or more but less than $1,000,000, the fee is $1,609.41 for the first $500,000 plus $2.37 for each additional $1,000 or fraction thereof of the proposed cost or bid. 4. If the proposed cost or bid is $1,000,000 or more, the fee is $2,780.91 for the first $1,000,000 plus $1.65 for each additional $1,000 or fraction thereof of the proposed cost or bid. 5. If a conference is required for any given project, a fee will be charged at the rate of $55 per hour or any fraction thereof, for each person from the State Fire Marshals office required to attend the conference.

STATE FIRE MARSHALS OFFICE PLAN REVIEW RECORD

JURISDICTION:

PLAN REVIEW # DATE: VALUATION: FEE:

(City, County, Township, etc.)

BUILDING LOCATION:
(Street Address)

BUILDING DESCRIPTION: REVIEWED BY:

Numerals indicated in parenthesis are applicable codes sections of the 2003 International Building Code. The plan review accomplished as indicated in this record is limited to those code section specifically identified herein. This record references commonly applicable code sections. It does not reference all code provisions which may be applicable to specific buildings. This record is designed to be used only by those who are knowledgeable and capable of exercising competent judgment in evaluating construction documents for code compliance.

CORRECTION LIST
NO. DESCRIPTION CODE SECTION

NOTES:

N.R. Not required N.A. Not applicable

ADMINISTRATION (Chapter 1)
Complete construction documents (106.1, 106.2)

Signed/sealed construction documents (106.1, State laws vary)

BUILDING PLANNING (Chapters 3, 4, 5, 6)

OCCUPANCY CLASSIFICATION (302.0 - 312.0) Single Occupancy (302.1) Mixed Occupancy (302.3)

Incidental use areas (302.1.1) Accessory use areas (302.2)

GENERAL BUILDING LIMITATIONS (Chapters 5 & 6) Apply Case 1 to determine the allowable height and area permitted types of construction for a building containing single occupancy or non-separated mixed occupancies. Apply Case 2 to determine the allowable height and area and permitted types of construction for a building containing separated mixed occupancies.
Frontage % of Allowable tabular area, At (Table 503) % Increase for frontage, lf (506.2) + 100% Total Frontage(F) Width of open space (W) = % Frontage increase (lf) = North ft. East Perimeter (P) South West ft.

% of Increase for automatic sprinklers, ls (506.3) + Total percentage factor Conversion factor Total percentage factor ) 100% =

F W lf = 0.25 P 30

CASE 1 - SINGLE OCCUPANCY OR NON-SEPARATED USES (302.3.1) Using Table 503, identify the allowable height and area of the single occupancy or the most restrictive of the non-separated mixed occupancies. Construction types that provide an allowable tabular area equal to or greater than the adjusted building area and allowable heights (as modified by Section 504) equal to or greater than the actual building height are permitted. DETERMINE CONSTRUCTION TYPE Actual building area Adjusted building area
actual building area ) conversion factor

CHECK ALLOWABLE AREA (506.4) ft2 ft2

conversion factor tabular area (Table 503)

Allowable area per floor (Aa) x = ft2 ft2 ft2

Actual building height Allowable building area Permitted types of construction

feet feet

stories stories

Total floor area (all stories) Allowable floor area (all stories) x
Allowable area per floor (Aa) number of stories (maximum 3)

ft2

Type of construction assumed for review (602.1.1)

Compliance verified (Single Occ. Or Nonsep). CASE 2 MIXED OCCUPANCY SEPARATED USES (302.3.2)

Using Table 503, identify the allowable height and area of each of the separated use within the building. Construction types that provide, for each story of the building, tabular areas (as modified by Section 506) which result in a sum of the ratios of 1.00 or less and allowable heights (as modified by Section 504) equal or greater than the actual height of the use are permitted. Story Group Actual floor area ft2 ft2 ft2 ft2 ft2 ft2 ft2 ft2 ft2 = Adjusted floor area ft2 ft2 ft2 ft2 ft2 ft2 ft2 ft2 ft2 + Actual height ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft + stories stories stories stories stories stories stories stories stories + Allowable height ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft = stories stories stories stories stories stories stories stories stories #100

Adjusted floor area* Allow. Tab area, At (Table 503)

* Adjusted floor area =actual floor area ) conversion factor CHECK ALLOWABLE AREA (506.4) x
conversion factor Tabular area (Table 503)

ft2 ft2

Permitted types of construction Type of construction assumed for review (602.1.1) Compliance verified (Mixed Occ. Separated

Total floor area (all stories) Allowable floor area (all stories) x
Allowable area per floor (Aa) number of stories (maximum 3)

ft2

MEZZANINES (505) Area Limitation (505.2) Egress (505.3) UNLIMITED AREA BUILDINGS (507) Un-sprinklered, one story (507.1) Sprinklered, one story (507.2) Two story (507.3) Reduced open space (507.4) Group A-3 buildings (507.5) SPECIAL PROVISIONS (508) Special condition applicable (508.1) Compliance verified Openness (505.4) Equipment platforms (505.5)

High-hazard use groups (507.6) Aircraft paint hanger (507.7) Group E buildings (507.8) Motion picture theaters (507.9)

SPECIAL DETAILED REQUIREMENTS BASED ON USE AND OCCUPANCY (Chapter 4) COVERED MALL BUILDINGS 402 Egress (402.4, 402.11) Smoke control (402.9) Mall width (402.5) Kiosk requirements (402.10) Unlimited area (402.6) Emergency voice/alarm (402.12, 402.13) Fire separations (402.7) Plastic signs (402.14) Automatic sprinkler system (402.8) Fire department access (402.15) Standpipe system (402.8.1)

HIGH-RISE BUILDINGS (403) Automatic sprinkler system (403.2) Fire-resistance rating reduction (403.3) Automatic fire detection (403.5) Emergency voice/alarm systems (403.6) Fire department communication (403.7) Fire command center (403.8) ATRIUMS (404) Atrium use (404.2) Automatic sprinkler system (404.3) Smoke control (404.4) Enclosure (404.5)

Elevators (403.9) Standby power (403.10) Emergency power (403.11) Stairway doors (403.12) Smoke proof exit (403.13)

Standby power (404.6) Interior finish (404.7) Travel distance (404.8)

OTHER SPECIAL USE AND OCCUPANCY Underground structures (405) Aircraft-related occupancies (412) Motor vehicle related occupancies (406, 508) Combustible storage (413) Group I-2 (407) Hazardous materials (307.9, 414) Group I-3 (408) Groups H-1, H-2, H-3, H-4, and H-5 (415) Motion picture projection rooms (409) Application of flammable finishes (416) Stages and platforms (410) Drying rooms (417) Special Amusement buildings (411) Organic coatings manufacturing (418)

FIRE PROTECTION (Chapters 6, 7, 8, 9)

FIRE-RESISTANCE-RATED CONSTRUCTION (Tables 601 & 602 and Chapter 7) Note: Entry in ~ indicates required rating in hours. NC indicates noncombustible construction required. Construction classification (602)
COMBUSTIBILITY (602.2, 602.3, 602.4, 602.5, 603) Exterior walls Interior elements Roof FIRE-RESISTANCE RATINGS AND FIRE TESTS (703) Ratings/Combustibility (703.2, 703.4) Alternate methods (703.3, 718, 720, 721) BUILDING ELEMENTS (Table 601) Structural frame (714) Interior bearing walls Interior nonbearing walls Floor construction (711) Roof construction (711) North Fire separation distance Bearing Nonbearing EXTERIOR WALLS (507, table 602, 704, 706.6) East South West

EXTERIOR WALLS (continued) Opening protection (704.8, 704.12, 704.14) Vertical fire spread protection (704.9, 704.10) Parapets (704.11) FIRE BARRIERS (706) Shaft enclosures (706.3.1) Exit enclosures (706.3.2, 706.3.3) Horizontal exits (706.3.4) Incidental use areas (706.3.5) Mixed occupancy and fire area separations (706.3.6, 706.3.7) SHAFTS (707) Exceptions (707.2) OTHER FIRE RESISTANT CONSTRUCTION Fire walls (705) Fire partitions (708) Smoke barriers (709) Smoke partitions (710) Penetrations (712) INTERIOR FINISHES (Chapter 8) Smoke development (803.1) Flame spread (803.1) Non-textile finish (803.2) FIRE PROTECTION (Chapter 9) AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS (903) (Where required) Assembly (A-1, A-2, A-3, A-4, A-5) (903.2.1) Educational (E) (903.2.2) Factory/Industrial (F-1) (903.2.3) High-hazard (H-1, H-2, H-3, H-4, H-5) (903.2.4) Institutional (I-1, I-2, I-3, I-4) (407.5, 903.2.5) Mercantile (M) (903.2.9) Residential (R) (903.2.7) Storage/Repair garage (s-1) (903.2.8) Parking garages 9903.2.10.1) Rubbish and linen chutes (903.2.10.2) Buildings over 55 ft high (903.2.10.3) Incidental use areas (302.1.1) Additional required systems (Table 903.2.13) International Fire Code (IFC 903.2.13) AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS* (903) (Design) Shop drawings (106.1.1.1) NFPA 13 system (903.3.1.1) NFPA 13R system (903.3.1.2) NFPA 13D system (903.3.1.3) Quick-response and residential heads (903.3.2) Actuation (903.3.4) Water supply (903.3.5) Hose connections (903.3.6, 903.3.7) Sprinkler monitoring and alarms (903.4, 907.13) * Also see Fire Code Sprinkler Plan Review Record Floor finish (804) Decorations and trim (805) Fire resistant joint systems (713) Opening protectives (715) Dampers (716) Concealed spaces (717) Thermal and sound-insulating materials (719) Construction (707.3-707.14)

ALTERNATE AUTOMATIC FIRE-EXTINGUISHING SYSTEMS (904) Installation (904.3) Wet-chemical systems (904.5) Dry-chemical systems (904.6) Foam systems (904.7) Carbon dioxide systems (904.8) Halon systems (904.9) Clean-agent systems (904.10) Commercial cooking systems (904.2.1, 904.11) STANDPIPE SYSTEMS (905) Installation standards (905.2) Building height (905.3.1) Group A (905.3.2) Covered malls (905.3.3) Stages (905.3.4) Underground buildings (905.3.5) Helistops/heliports (905.3.6) Hose connections and locations (905.1, 905.4,905.5,905.6) Cabinets (905.7) Dry standpipes (905.8) Valve supervision (905.9) PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS (906) Required locations IFC (906.1) FIRE ALARM AND DETECTION SYSTEMS (907) (Where required) Construction documents (907.1.1) Assembly (A-1, A-2, A-3, A-4, A-5) (907.2.1) Business (B) (907.2.2) Educational (E) (907.2.3) Factory (F-1, F-2) (907.2.4) High-hazard (H-1, H-2, H-3, H-4, H-5) (907.2.5) Institutional (I-1, I-2, I-3, I-4) (907.2.6) Mercantile (M) (907.2.7) Residential (R-1, R-2) (907.28, 907.2.9) Single/multiple station smoke alarms (907.2.10) High rise buildings (907.2.12) Atriums (907.2.13) Other buildings/areas (907.2.11, 907.2.14 907.2.23)

FIRE ALARM AND DETECTION SYSTEMS (907) (Design) Residential Smoke alarm power source (907.2.10.2) Residential smoke alarm interconnection (907.2.10.3) Location/Power supply/Wiring (907.3 907.5) Activation/Pre-signal/Zones (907.6 907.8) Alarm notification appliances (907.9) Detectors (907.10 907.12) Monitoring (907.14 EMERGENCY ALARM SYSTEMS (908) Detection system applicable (908.1 908.6) SMOKE CONTROL SYSTEMS (909) Where required (402.9, 404.4, 405.5, 408.8, 410.3.7.2, 1019.1.8, 1024.6.2.1) Design requirements (909.1 909.4) Smoke barriers (909.5) Pressurization method (909.6) Airflow method (909.7) Exhaust method (909.8) Equipment/Power (909.10, 909.11) Detection and control (909.12 909.18) Smokeproof enclosures (909.20) Underground buildings (909.21) SMOKE AND HEAT VENTS (910) Requirements (910.1 910.3) Mechanical alternative (910.4) FIRE COMMAND CENTER (911) Features (911.1)

OCCUPANT NEEDS (Chapters 10, 11, 12)

MEANS OF EGRESS (Chapter 10) OCCUPANT LOAD (1004.1.2 and Table 1004.1.2)
LOCATION FLOOR AREA ) Sq. ft./person = Occt. Load Other occt. loads Total

CAPACITY OF EGREE COMPONENTS (1005.1 and Table 1005.1)

Egress width (inch/occupant) Stairways Other egress components

CAPACITY Location Stairways Other egress components

NUMBER OF EXITS (1018.1, 10818.2) Location Required Shown

MEANS OF EGRESS (continued) GENERAL MEANS OF EGRESS

Design requirements (1003.2 1003.7) Means of egress illumination (1006) Exit signs (1011) Accessible means of egress (1007) Means of egress doors (1008.1 1008.1.2) Special door/Gates/Turnstiles (1008.1.3, 1008.2, 1008.3)

Door landings/Thresholds/Arrangement (1008.1.4 1008.1.7) Door hardware (1008.1.8, 1008.1.9) Stairways (1009) Handrails (1009.11) Roof access (1009.12) Ramps (1010) Guards (1012)

EXIT ACCESS Door number and arrangement (1013.2, 1014.1, 1014.2) Exit access travel distance (1013.3, 1015.1) Aisles (1013.4) Egress balconies (1013.5, 1015.3) Corridors (1016) Air movement in corridors (1016.4)

EXITS/EXIT DISCHARGE Exits/Exit doors (1017, 1018) Interior exit stairways (1019) Exit passageways (1020) Horizontal exits (1021) Exterior exit ramps/stairways (1022) Exit discharge (1023)

OTHER MEANS OF EGRESS Miscellaneous egress requirements (1014.3 1014.6) Bleachers (1024.1.1) Assembly exits & egress (1024.2 1024.5) Assembly aisle & features (1024.6 1024.15) Emergency escape and rescue (1025)

ACCESSIBILITY* (Chapter 11)

Scoping requirements (1103) Accessible route (1104) Accessible entrances (1105) Parking and passenger loading (1106) Dwelling units and sleeping units (1107) Special Occupancies (1108) Features and facilities (1109) Signage (1110)

*Also see Accessibility Plan Review Record

BUILDING ENVELOPE (Chapters 13*, 14, 15)

*See Energy Conservation Code Plan Review Record EXTERIOR WALLS (Chapter 14)
Performance requirements (1403) Materials (1404) Sound transmission (1207)) Interior space dimensions (1208)

ROOF ASSEMBLIES AND ROOFTOP STRUCTURES (Chapter 15)

Weather protection (1503) Flashing (1503.2, 1507.2.9, 1507.3.9, 1507.5.6, 1057.7.7.6, 1507.8.7, 1507.9.8) Performance requirements (1504) Fire classification (1505) Materials (1506) Roof coverings (1507) Roof insulation (1508) Rooftop structures (1509) Reroofing (1510)

NONSTRUCTURAL MATERIALS (Chapters 24, 25, 26)

GLASS AND GLAZING (Chapter 24)
Sloped glazing and skylights (2405) Safety glazing (2406, 2407, 2408, 2409)

GYPSUM BOARD AND PLASTER (Chapter 25)

Gypsum board materials (2506 and Table 2506.2) Plaster (2507, 2508, 2510 2513)

PLASTIC (Chapter 26))

FOAM PLASTIC INSULATION (2603) Labeling (2603.2, 2603.5.6) Surface burning characteristics (2603.3, 2603.6) Thermal barrier (2603.4) Exterior walls/Roofs (2603.5, 2603.6) Special approval (2603.8) MISCELLANEOUS PLASTICS Interior finish and trim (2604) Plastic veneer (2605) Light-transmitting plastics (2606 2611)

BUILDING SERVICES* (Chapters 27, 28, 29, 30)

ELEVATORS AND CONVEYING SYSTEMS (Chapter 30)
Construction standard specified (3001.2) Hoist way enclosures (302) Opening protectives (3002.1.1) Emergency operations (3003) *Also see Electrical (Chapter 27), Mechanical (Chapter 28) and Plumbing (Chapter 29) Plan Review Records Hoistway venting (3004) Conveying systems (3005) Machine rooms (3006)

SPECIAL DEVICES AND CONDITIONS (Chapters 31, 34)

SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION (Chapter 31)
Membrane structures (3102) Awnings and canopies/Marquees (3105, 3106) Signs (3107) Radio and television towers (3108) Swimming pool enclosures (3109) PEDESTRIAN WALKWAYS AND TUNNELS (3104) Construction and use (3104.3, 3104.4) Separation (3104.5, 3104.10) Public way (3104.6) Egress/Ventilation (3104.7 3104.9, 3104.11)

EXISTING STRUCTURES (Chapter 34)

Additions, alterations, repairs (3403) Fire escapes (3404) Change of occupancy (3406) Fire classification (1505) Accessibility (3409) Compliance alternatives (3410)

BULDING EVALUATION SUMMARY (TABLE 3410.7) Existing occupancy Proposed occupancy Year building was constructed Number of stories Type of construction Area per floor Percentage of frontage % Corridor wall rating Completely suppressed: Yes No Required door closures Yes Compartmentation: Yes No Fire resistance rating of vertical opening enclosures Type of HVAC system , serving number of floors Automatic fire detection: Yes No , type and location Fire alarm system: Yes No , type Smoke control: Yes No , type Adequate exit routes: Yes No Dead Ends: Maximum exit access travel distance Elevator controls: Means of egress emergency lighting: Yes No Mixed occupancies: Safety Fire Safety Means of egress Parameters (FS) (ME) 3410.6.1 Building height 3410.6.2 Building area 3410.6.3 Compartmentation 3410.6.4 Tenant and dwelling unit separation 3410.6.5 Corridor walls 3410.6.6 Vertical openings 3410.6.7 HVAC systems 3410.6.8 Automatic fire detection 3410.6.9 Fire alarm system 3410.6.10 Smoke control **** 3410.6.11 Means of egress **** 3410.6.12 Dead ends **** 3410.6.13 Max. exit access travel distance **** 3410.6.14 Elevator control 3410.6.15 Means of egress emergency lighting **** 3410.6.16 Mixed occupancies **** 3410.6.17 Automatic sprinklers 2= 3410.6.18 Incidental use area protection Building score total value **** No applicable value to be inserted. BUILDING SAFEY EVALUATION SCORE (Table 3410.9) Formula Table 3410.7 Table 3410.8 Score (FS) (MFS) = FS - MFS 0 ME MME 0 GS MGS 0 FS = Fire Safety ME = Means of Egress GS = General Safety Appendices adopted (101.2.1) (ME) (GS) (MME) (MGS) = =

EXISTING STRUCTURES

Height in feet

No

Yes Yes Yes

No No No General Safety (GS)

Pass

Fail

MFS = Mandatory Fire Safety MME = Mandatory Means of Egress MGS = Mandatory General Safety

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