Information based on query as of Wednesday, July 17, 2024.
Permit Information
Permit NumberFIR12-00591
StatusFinaled
Name DOHERTY ELECTRIC
Site Address 5407 W FAIRVIEW AVE
Project NameKTVB
Customer Number 
ePlanReviewNo
Description
1/15/13 2nd Plan Modification (14 initiating devices affected): This plan modification is to incorporate field modifications due to room layout changes and implement previous redlines.
12/13/12 Plan Modification (17 initiating devices affected): This plan modification is to incorporate field modifications due to room layout differences as well as implement previous redlines and review comments.10/23/12: This fire alarm permit is to provide a voluntary Total Coverage automatic detection system. This permit scope of work includes a pull station, full area smoke detection also used for HVAC shutdown with the use of relays, heat detectors in areas incompatible with smoke detectors, full notification, and a remote annunciator panel. There is no associated building permit.
1/15/13 NOTE: The floor plans still to not reflect accurate room layouts. As-built drawings are required that accurately reflect corridor widths, room layouts, door locations, device placement etc... Device placement and spacing approval is subject to field approval
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INSP-Final Inspection1/24/20131/25/20131/25/2013APASS
DetailsTroy Cobbley
Permit finaled
INSP-Final Inspection1/22/20131/24/20131/24/2013AFAIL
DetailsTroy Cobbley
All Basement heat detectors are tested and passed. The Penthouse smoke detectors tested ok but the hvac units did not remain shut down under an alarm condition (which is required). All of the Main level smoke detectors were tested except for Engineering and the Studio. To finish project I need a print out of todays signals, hvac shutdown fixed, remaining Main Level areas tested, EOL verified as discussed, verify sync of audio/visual devices and as-builts with the correct floor layout (as of today it does not match).
INSP-Final Inspection1/22/20131/23/20131/22/2013ACANC
DetailsTroy Cobbley
Please contact Chris prior to inspection at ###-####. Phone #: ###-#### >> Inspection requested via web by Shawna Gates Inspection cancelled from web by: Shawna Gates
INSP-Final Inspection12/24/201212/26/201212/26/2012AFAIL
DetailsTroy Cobbley
For todays inspection I verified the floor plan matched the approved plans and verified the spacing of the audio/visuals and heat/smoke detectors. I found that the floor plan does not match and due to differences addtional smoke detectors and strobes are required. I crawled into the crawl space to verify heat detector spacing and found two large areas that are not shown on the plans with no heat detector protection . The crawl space also has one detector mounted up in the joist space which will need to be lowered. One area of the crawl space has more heat detectors than are shown on the plans. Even though all of the rooms in the building are shown they do not appear to be to scale.This is really apparent at the Vending Room and the Conference Room. Plans shall be resubmitted showing the correct building layout and device count and locations for approval by the fire alarm plans examiner. I also verifed, and passed, the separate phone lines and battery size for the FACP. See the latest city approved plan modifications for corrections marked in red.
INSP-Final Inspection12/3/201212/6/201212/6/2012AFAIL
DetailsTroy Cobbley
No actual inspection was performed based on Review Note #1 which states that if there are changes/additions beyond the red lined notes on the drawings and comments in the review notes then Plan Modifications are required. Per the electricians comments and his plans, many additions were required. I noted that the actual floor plan does not match the approved drawings or the as-builts the contractor had on site. There are additional rooms not shown on the plans and these rooms do not have smoke detector coverage or notification appliances as required for the design on this project. Since I was already at the project we went ahead and set off the alarms and I measured the sound levels in the "sound booths" and verified that the minumum sound level was met.