Correction notice items have been completed, final pending forward flow, alarms, ceiling tile and canopies, and fill the annular space at UG penetration.

Out of time, no inspection performed.

no time for inspection

Overhead and underground hydrostatic tests are satisfactory.

The upright heads above hard lid areas on 2nd floor hall in front of the restrooms are okay to cover.

Partial-2nd review release. Contractor waited from 6/30/2005 till 8/10/2005 to obtain a valid permit, the same day that the third submittal was reviewed and returned to the permit desk. JWA

1. Addressing room identification is now missing on FP-2, pipe sizing and pipe dimensioning is not addressed (see detail below)? IFC Fire/Life Safety Inspector to verify Occupancy Use of room, minimum 1" pipe, required hanger, correct length of dry pendant, sealing of penetration, correct fitting connected to the dry pendant, room fire sprinkler spacing/coverage (obstructions from equipment coils, light fixtures, racks, shelving and etc.

2. First Floor Kitchen, scullery, basement, 2nd floor waitress (prep), basement storage (cooler, freezer), mechanical, cellar and other related storage (which might be considered OH-1 [reference NFPA 13-5.6.3.1, A.5.6.3.1, 12.1.10.1.1]), areas were piped the same as the light hazard use on the 2nd floor. Designer is not verifying a design providing correct densities (.15 gpm ft/2), combined with the areas of question. With a minimum 14.95 gpm flow for a minimum 7-psi, producing a .10 density per square foot, would not supply a 19.5 gpm flow at 7-psi required for a maximum 130-ft/2 spacing required for Ordinary Group 1 kitchen, storage, service areas, etc. It is also noted that all are not separated or verified on the plans as being separated from the light hazard use areas with 60 minute walls and 30 minute self closing doors. The maximum spacing this AHJ will allow for these OH-1 areas will be: 99-ft/2, of which some areas of protection still do not conform. Provide corrected plans and resubmit an approved protection design meeting all areas of the buildings use/hazards.

3. This riser needs some redesigning in order to meet minimum fire sprinkler installation requirements:
a. Riser will probably need an approved forward flow appurtenance and piping in order to meet the 330 gpm test flow through the backflow per requirements of 8.16.4.6.1*. If required flow is not produced through the main drain (addressed below in the "Testing & Verification" section) by the IFC Inspector, revised plans shall be provided for approval.
b. Extended system piping and control valve to permit FIR05-00266 "Boarding House" (also needing resubmittals) will require supervision/monitoring. This will entail relocation of this systems risers flow switch or the relocation of the "Boarding House" system risers flow switch to this location. Provide corrected plans that address correct system pipe monitoring and supervision. NOTE: These two structures have been considered 1 building under the IBC review and thus will be allowed 1 system riser. (NFPA 13-7.3.2.3.1)
c. Relocate FDC ball drip drain to its lowest point of piping for correct common sense draining purposes.
d. Address required flexible coupling at the base and top of the risers. (NFPA 13-9.3.2.3)
e. Provide a required inspectors test valve and include it on the plans. The test connection valve shall be readily accessible. The discharge shall be to the outside, to a drain connection capable of accepting full flow under system pressure, or to another location where water damage will not result. (NFPA 13-8.16.4.2.2, 8.16.4.2.3)

4. The system design is for Plan FP-1 requires redline corrections addressing identification occupancy use of all areas and rooms.

5. Any piping installed where ambient temperatures will drop below minimum 40ºF shall require corrections addressing an approved protection design and resubmitted for approval prior to installation.

14. Sidewall spray sprinklers shall be installed at the bottom of each elevator hoistway not more than 2'-0" above the floor of the pit. Correct elevator pit sprinkler. (NFPA 13-8.14.5.1*)

6. Where heat detectors are used to shut down elevator power prior to sprinkler operation, detectors shall have both a lower temperature rating and a higher sensitivity in comparison to the fire sprinkler. Provide clarification of elevator head temperature rating (coordinated with heat detector rating) on the plan FP-1. (NFPA 72-6.15.4.1*)

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