Jonothan Phone #: ###-####

partial final - Jonathan Phone #: ###-####

partial final - Jonathan Phone #: ###-####

I received a phone message from Rob Ahten indicating that his plan was to have general evac for unoccupied floors and floor, floor above and floor below for occupied floors for the initial alarm notification sequence. He stated that as tenant improvements take place, they would be added to the sequence of floor, floor above, floor below. I informed him that this was not acceptable. All shell & core notification programming shall be be floor, floor above and floor below for all floors, whether occupied or not. I informed him that since build outs will generally be confined to the notification system, this will nearly elliminate the chance of programming errors in the future, this will insure that the sequence of operations is complete from the start and it could minimize impact on adjacent tenants during tests for future build out testing. Forrest France was copied on the email to keep him informed of the requirement.

Via email to Rob Ahten, stairwell pressure fans are to operate as follows: When no alarms are active all fans, associated switches and associated lamps will be off. On any alarm condition the 2 stairwell fans will automatically turn on and run untill all alarms are reset or fans are manually overridden off at push buttons within the fire alarm panel. Each fan shall have 2 push buttons. 1 for manual on control and 1 for manual off control. Each button shall have an associated lamp that turns on to indicate that the associated button has been manually activated. Each switch shall be appropriately labeled to clearly indicate its function and which fan it controls.

Please call prior to inspection or ###-#### Johnathon Phone #: ###-#### *For low air monitor modules a three dry systems*

Received a phone call from Rob Ahten informing us that central station monitoring has been established. Signals have been transmitted and verified as functional by his staff. At this point in time, he indicated that the only alarm conditions that will notify the fire department of an alarm condition is water flow alarms.

Received an email from Rob Ahten regarding a recent requirement for the Fire Dept. emergency communication radio system to be monitored for troulble conditions. I let him know that this item can be updated on as built drawings.

Forrest France informed me that during a sprinkler shell & core inspection, he noticed that fire alarm wire had been installed on all thread rod. I informed Rob Ahten via email that this was not allowed as it did not mee NEC 760.24 installation requirements and that all attachments in this manner would need to be corrected. He responded via email to inform me that he had contacted his installers and that corrections were being made.

Forest indicated that the contractors are having troubles locating the in duct smoke fire damper detectors in an easily accessed location for elevator lobbies. We agreed that the lobby detectors could be used to activate the dampers if they comply with 2009 IBC 716.3.3.2.5.

Phone call from Rob Ahten to discuss the issue of battery capacity for the fire alarm system. Rob insists that the building will never have extended power outages so the 10.5.6.3.1 should not apply. I informed him that I would look at other references to see if I could justify his point of view and would respond before the end of the day with a final decision.

Received email from Rob indicating all equipment will be tied to emergency generator power circuits and a 2nd email confiriming compliance with all other requirements of the plan review comments.

Plans and documents approved per comments.

called Protex and left vm permit is ready and fee.

received application, two copies of submittal documents and plans; routed to Lee

Confirmed via email to client that if an approved emergency responer radio coverage system is installed, a wired fire department communication system will not be required.

Emailed client with detailed specifics - 2010 NFPA 72 10.5..6.3.1 (1-7) regarding the requirements for the secondary power supply to meet the requirement of 24 hours plus 15 minutes of operational time at maximum load.

JONATHON Phone #: ###-####