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Home My WebLink About650235.tiffTHE GENERA'L.'NORK INCLUDING G, HEATING:'' AND VENTILATING CTRICAL WORK FOR ADDITION To WELD COUNTY LIBRARY AT GREELEY, COLORADO FOR WELD COUNTY, COLORADO A RCI rrgCT DENVER; COLORADO 1965 COMM. NO. 1133 51 SET NO. c, C>CC: i) 's133 ADDENDUM #2 ADDENDUM #2 TO THE PLANS AND SPEC I F 1 CAT ONS FOR AN ADD 1T SON TO WELD COUNTY I_. ' BRARY AT GREELEY, COLORADO FOR WELD COUNTY, COLORADO JUNE i8, 1965 THE FOLLOWING CHANGES SHALL SE MADE IN THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS FOR THE SUBJECT PROJECT: I. THE TEMPERATURE CONTROL SYSTEM SHALL SE CHANGED FROM A PNEUMATIC SYSTEM TO AN ELECTRIC SYSTEM. THE COMPLETE FUNCTION AND SEQUENCE OF OPERATION SHALL REMAIN AS ORIGIN- ALLY SPECIFIED WITH THE ONLY CHANGE BEING THE SUBSTITUTION OF ELECTRIC CONTROLS AND OPERATORS IN LIEU OF PNEUMATIC. THE CONTRACTOR SMALL SUBMIT TO THE ARCHITECT FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL A LIST OF PROPOSED EQUIPMENT TO BE SUBSTITUTED. 2. OMIT ALL NEW LIBRARY SHELVING (2 SECTIONS) AND THE BASE AND WALL CABJNETS 9N THE NORTHWEST CORNER. FINISH SURFACES THUS EXPOSED TO MATCH ADJACENT SIMILAR SURFACES. 3. OMIT THE SIDEWALK (290 SQUARE FEET) AT EKE WEST SIDE OF THE ADDITION, Do MOT OMIT PAD FOR CONDEI1S I fJG UNIT, LOADING PLATFORM, STEPS, RA IL ING, ETC. !r33 ADDENDUM # R ADDENDUM #1 TO THE FLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR AN ADD3TGON TO WELD COUNTY LGBRARY AT GREELEY, COLORADO FOR WELD COUNTY, COLORADO MAY 28, !965 THE FOLLOWING CHANGES SHALL BE MADE IN THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS FOR THE SUBJECT PROJECT: DRAWINGS I. DRAWING NO. I --WOOD DOOR FRAMES AS DETAILED SHALL BE 5/4" NET BIRCH. 2. DRAWING No. 2 --NOT£ THERE ARE TWENTY-ONE (2i) ht -o" LONG SNELViNG UNITS REQUIRED, INCLUDING THE TEN (IO) "FREE- STANDING" UNITS BACK-TO-BACK WHICH SEPARATE THE ROOM AREAS SHOWN IN THE Room FINISH SCHEDULE, DWG. No.. THESE "FREE- STANDING" UNITS SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED IN A MANNER IDENTICAL TO THOSE LIBRARY SHELVING DETAILS SHOWN ON DWG. No. h. 3. DRAWING No. 4 --ELEVATION OF WALL CABINETS-- LOWER CABINET SHALL HAVE FOUR (4) SECTIONS, EACH HAVING ONE PAIR OF HiNGEI DOORS. Sf EC i F I CAT IONS I. SECTION B, PART 3--Si,PPLEMENTARx GENERAL CONDITIONS-- THE ATTACHED ARTICLE s-66 OF THE SUPPLEMENTARY GENERAL CONDI- TIONS SHALL BE INCORPORATED INTO THESE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS. 2. SECTION Co PART !, ARTICLE 4 - F;LL AND COMPACTION-- COM- PACTION ADJACENT TO THE EX STING BUILDING MAY BE BY AN APPROVED HAND MACHINE METHOD. 3. SECTION Co PART 70 ARTICLE 2 - ACOUSTIC, RE-- ACOUSB C*L Tate SHALL HAVE A CLASS "C" FINISH, ARTICLE $66 ---S PPLEMENT Ry GENERA O.ONO1TIONso WAGE: RA E5 THENCE Sl;Ar.I SE PAIO EACH LABORER OR MECHANIC Of THE CONTRACTOR OR CO 1TRAC 'OR ENGAGED aN WORr ON 10t PROJECT UNDER TO t_S CONTRACT iiN THE TRADE OR OCCUFATION k.!STEO N PARAGRAPH a65 (SCHEDULE OF OCCUPATIONAL F'.ASSIF€C.ATIO! S ANO MINIMUM HOURLY WAGE RAcTES<<<, ) OF THE SUPPt... EMENT> L GENERAL CON?q I • ' ORS s NOT LESS THAN Tx . HO0.A'aL:. Y 40,EGE RTE ESTABLISHED BY THE iL..S„ SECRETARY OF LABOR AS BROWN OPPOSITE TOE AMEs RESARTf ESS Of ANY CONTRA;,C TIdAL RELATIONSHIP WHICH MAY Sir Ay L CGEO TO EXIST BETWEEN T'CONTRACTOR OR XNT OUBCONTRACTOR AR.O 5t):Id •;.ABOREZS AND MECHANICS. (B' A 8 TERMINAT BONE? RERI IRa , BY STATE LAW ARE ALSO HERE' .'? INCLUDED Bw. REFERENCE .:ND ON THE CASE OF ANY DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TOR A IO THE OiETr:RRINATIONS OF THE U.S. SECRETARY OF LABOR AS TO THE MINI — Nom R Tz'S F!X;ff FOR ANY TRADE OR OCCUPATION, THE HIGHER RATE SHAkc PE THE APPLICABLE MINMOM FOR SUCH TRADE OR OCCUPATION (C !Fr AFTER THE A ARO of T.THE CONTRACTp iT BECOMES NECESSARY TO EM - POOR ANY Pr:RSO I IN .T TRADE Qn OCC t!AT I QN NOT CLASSIFIED IN THE WAGE Ot`tERN it{FTIO •.r, SUCH P RSON SHALL BE PAID AT NOT LESS THAN SUCH RATE. AS 5KALL BE DEYrRllo?.rtD '3 HE orIcIALs MENTONED ABOE.SUCH tir- 1 R:OVEO• MIN MUM RATE SHr.L. PE RETROACTIVE TO THE TIME OF THE INITIAL I:Mf O :MENT or Sid`„'.( r-•RSO ;N SUCH TR OE OP OCCUPATION. HE CONTRACTOR SHALL airaoifrl 'iI!E, OWNER OF HIS INTENTION TO EMPLOY £'4RSONS IN TRADES OP OCCUPY°??IOAS NOT CL*t J•"r Efib IR SUFFICIENT TIME FOR THE OWNER TO OB— TAIN ;APPRO;O RTES tOR SUCH TRADES OR 0Cc&.:rAT:O',S. l D) fHE. SPZC t? IEJ WAG: RTES AR; MNMVP RATES OI LT, AND THE OWNER WILL NOT CONSIDER .ANT CL .LNRS FOR AODITIoNAL COMPENSATION PtgEtE ST Y".LE ONTRAC`fOR RECAVSE i:Tr °< FR;. .P3 'P BY THE CONTRACTOR or M T WAGE RATE !aK .xc S$ OF THE :;PPI ICABLE RATE CONTAINED IN THIS CONTRACT. ALt OSSPUTES I N .REG Rin TO T. PAYMENT OF ."AGES IN EXCESS OF THOSE SP .i: r d' D its 1H t "o;d'iI2*t,d StLA`:.1.: DE AL)JOSTEli OT THE C.O UACTOR, fC ExC pzT or C.y`=r R ? 4rfSE: REQUIRED BY LAW, ALL Ci_A IM:s AND DISPUTES RERTAIN IR TO THE :L tT )F1CA. ION or LABOR zmLorro ON INC PROJECT UNOER THIS CONTRACT 53tg.LL. BE OECIDEO BY THE OWNER'S GOVERNING aok" OR OTHER OUP...r IE$]SiRAf:t.0 R !CIA` n 2. APPREN1' I CE A PREN'T CE.S SF'A,t,t SE ;n'w.PtD.S,r.yT►) TO WORN ON UNDER i. BONA FIDE .s0PS'E'OT 4CE—S .e iP RO&1R .M R(G f S'.P!t:RED WITH a. STATE APPRENTICESHIP E`,.O+:l'"1C W9Z/C4 1S RE;COGN8ZEG ST Y?i+k:: r'EDaKRAli.. r.0MMTTEr ON APPRENTICE— SH;toa U.S. M N'T 0r LABOR; OR 1F NO SUCH C.OUOC Iz_ rXiST,S 1v A SaAT& UNDER "A PROGRAM RCGISTCRED !H TME BUREAU O3' A,P VRENT?CESHIP,r OS. DEARTMENT OF LABOR sVE R7 MC CI' F'E NSA.1° ON THIS CONTRACT ,y SAG Y:C T rO Te E A 'P? CC B F FROV .S dohs 0r THE CONTRA: "i WORK HOURS STANDARDS Ac . Fie:'Rac LA4;d 8a7-58� p 87TM C,ONGRa SS (A) QVCRT1ME 1-4OUIREMElkITS, NO CONTRACTOR OR. SUBCONTRACTOR CONTRACTJiG FOR ANT PART OF THE CONTRACT WORK SHALL REQUORE Oct PERMIT ANY LABORER OR MECHANIC TO BE: IERFLOPEO ON SUCH WORM 1N EXCESS OF £1GHT HOURS IN ANY coiNDAR DAY OR .3N EXCESS 07 FORTY HOURS IN ANY WORKWEEK UNLESS SUCH LABORER OR MECk.UFe2C RECEIVES COMPENSATION AT A RATE NOT LESS THAN ONE AND ONE—HALF TIMES HIS EAS iC RATE OF PAY FOR ALL HORS ' 0R4C0 1N EXCESS OF EIGHT HOURS sN ANT CALENDAR DAT OR IN EXC7S5 or FORYT HOURS IN SUCH WORRsk,ECKAS THE CASE MAY OC is) 10LA c 1ONS» >L hA !I a o ,T FOR UNPAID +:^'G•GLa; E. 1+rtV +[DATEV C,?APhi ,GES IN THE „VE41' OF ANY v'O;rAn0eN OF THE CAUSE SET FORTH 1t+; A.RA GRAPH (A), Tt ( CONTRACTOR AND ANY SUBCONTRACTOR RE:SPCN5hgar,E T ;R FQR'Z eH£,LL BE L4A LE TO ANT AFFECTED E'MPLOVEES FOR HIS t NPA O vAGrS., N' ADOI T #O SUCH CONTRACTOR OR SUBCONTRACTOR SHAL OE L.'.. Bt{E TO TH UNITED STATES sM. THE CASE OF WOR'. PONE & Of R CONTRACT FOR HE DISTRICT or !oiht_LcMBOR A TEt'n7 PTOR ?0 SUCH D;STRCT O TO SUCH TERRiTOR`cr., FOR LIQUIDATED DAMAGES, SUCH LIQUIDATED DAKAGItS SAL.L BE COMPUTED, WITH RESPECT TO T$t•Cpi. INDY'$DUAL LAOORdR OR PA1~:CFC,AN3C EMPLOYED U '1Od..AT1ON OF 'T'HE CLAUSE (A)., IN THE $DM or $isW FoR EACH C?'.LENCaAtR DAT ON 'NH iChE SUCH EMPLO?E;E WAS'REQUIRED 1 RE:.D OR RM T O 10 HORN ;N EXCESS OF >F_?GN'T HOURS OR +N F'xCCSu 0 FORTY HOURS E'N r.i WORRWEEkr, WETHOEE!T aA T?dENY OF oRC O,w P,: R . {P E €YCbGE;S RrQi,G ftm'CD 13 r HE CIi,6r".SE (A).. .W)THHODG OR UNPAID WAGES AN k.Igu i oA TCO DAMAGES. TNF STTE LIBRARY :,nmRt 1a'3£D•A.ivE AGENCY WHICH HAS PRCVD D F 1 N;hNC+Ai. D''3 4 S . l,e.; FOR THIS CON y RAC T, MAY Itl? TNOO, OR CRS TO BE °;.I1 THC.LO, FRN4 4 ANY tatON S'r'' S PAYABLE Oti! ACCOUNT or WORN P.t'R ORMED BY 1 L C.IMTRACTOn OR xvt3f`Om1 ACTORS THE FULL AMOUNT 01 WA,GF:4 PEO IRrO 0 TEE CONTRACT AND SUCH SUMS AS m,@ A•• IN iSTRAC '< d'f :t_I BE TEF=3t iN D TO SE NECESSARYTO SATISFY ANT t sABtL IT ES or $ S;`"v '.Td37: nor OR SUBC;C.?NT `t.g:1CR , %'R LOMIPATED DAMAtir.S AS NSERTON 0! CA,d' SES IN SU'13CO` T'pFCTS, THE CON'TRAC'TOR AGREES TO INSERT THE FOREGONG CLAUSES ( ), fP a AND (C), THIS CLAUSE (D), AND THE FOLLObi NG TREE PARAGRAPHS N ALL SUBCONTRACTS. _EMPLOYEES COVERED. EXCEPT AS OTHERSE E. EX?RESSIl`!' fROV0DEO IN THE AC?', I/ THE PROVISIONS OF TIrE ACx SHALL kpLT TO ALL LABORERS AND NIECHANgCS, rNCLVDi WATCH— MEN AND GUARDS, EMPLOTEO ST ANT CONTRACTOR OR SUBCONTRACTOR IN THE PER— FORMANCE OF ANY PART OF THE WORE CONTEMPLATED SY ANY SUCH CONTRACT. REGULATIONS. THE REGULATIONS ISSUED BY THE U,S„ DEPARTMENT OF L.MOR W(TH REST'E`T TO THE ALT (I,NO INCORPORATED RT RCFCREtCE IN THE REGVLATIONS BY THE U.S. DEPARTMENT or HEALTH EDOC TION, A40 WELFARE WITH PCSECT TO THE i $RART SERVICES AND CONSTRUCTION ACT, PUBLIC LAW 597, 84T on,_ GRESS, AS AMENDED) SHALL A.PL T TO THIS CONTRACT. PENALTY. ANT CONTRACTOR OR SUBCONTRACTOR WHOSE DUTY IT SMALL BE TO EMOL oY DIRECT, OR CONTROL ANT LABORER OR M£C.. ANe Er PO EO IN 'SHE ERFORNANCE OF ANI? WORK CONTEMPLATED e'i T34.':S CONTRACT WX0 SMALL E'V7ENTONAL'f ✓ IOLATE ANT ROVISIOM OF TN.!S ACT, SHA1.t BE 0EEAUE:D GU! Tr Or A M1SL2E HEANORa AND FOR EACH .AND EVERY SUCH OFFENSE $'in.LL f') ON CONv C' ION, %;E PUNISHED M'T" A FINE OF Nt.1'! TO EXCEED $ l,OOO OR B; I'df"R SONF'1ENT FOR PFoT tKORE TRAM SIX NONTNS, on BY BOI SUCr FINE AND !i 1 fSONMENT, IN TNE atSCRET1ON OF THE COURT HAVING UR1SOICTIOR THEREOF. iT f NG M N I M M WAGE RATES F' CO CTOR `t.'a'I-iL. ?. ! ..'T t.PFiOPRIAT£ CO If`ICLJOUS POINTS 7 • TE OF rrOI .C•i :o ;≥ RULC Sa,.C'WIG ALL 0Cizo!+.'I o MINIMUM WE '03 T4E 'r`s?,OIL r's_A;;ES OF Lnf';RERS ?,vt} HECilN1CS TO DE E7lG:'.'.Eu .PE :lttir ()o fAE PP_,+EGT E}6f'-R THIS S.U.'TR:'.CI AN:.i ALL f fUCT.JO",•!'" ! r'';" a a REQUREL) 1 LAW TO HE MADE ,EOM UN fO WAGES ACTUALLY EARNED BY THE A,. ORERS AND 4A€t'• I C S SO E:':NG: GEto. T E ,O'1 RAC.#Oi AN `:r EA k OF 1'.i"; c.! �BcoNTRil.CTORS SA.LL PAY E.•c!'! Or 15 E i?%LOTEEs ENSAGz1 IN Ytf ;' f'`-•rEi {'RU.,iCCT btNU R THIS COA7'TRA`T W '6$L i E,ss lr'E li ei;,.' O:.1 mA►D m ;Dxi TC R " ay L A: w ) IN CASK ro fi: °l NOT L S a c` 't E ^b !'HA',N ONCE 4 C:'I b,YEEI' ES .E..E I.t.I R :QU l RED DE^UC'T?ONS NO ALSO )E — • OS MA $F ?M @..SrNT TO THE REGULATIONS ^Rc'.SR ;BFD UNDER T!<E 0— CALEO 'Amyl--',; lJ r tA�`R'UiE" . `8 yy o8 U.S.C, 9;r3. 1,vyii ! � ix. �.�. L! tn� 1. } i W. � � 948; ` � a � r � �/ u -s . c O w7bL e; �R `0 HAT vRrm CIRCUMSTANCES RENDER PAYMENT 'T 4,,Su Ir ;w E:". k '3 : x .,.i ._y ,. 'i' �:' .ft� i :a ` �' . �r a c K E �. - ,ii,7 wx C _ C ,,. c -S . T$ t: i 0K CONSDERAT ION THAT FUNDS ARE MADE A4L0 ._ IN A LOCA:C. SANK AND CHECKS MAY BE CASHED ifl TiOUT CHARGE, TRAttiE REQU iFEMENTS, OR I+NCON— VEi11AEtaCE TO THE WORKER. V "ACT" AiCT AS USED IN THIS NO d h!E Fps ,„QAa r, taG TOO F'kRAGt?1Af'SS f7EF'ERw TO HE CONTRACT WORK HOURS SlANOARDS AEI, PUBLIC AW 86-58?, 87c CONGRESS. "ANT -K iCKBA.CK STATUTE" AND REWLA -NONS THE CONTRACTOR TOR ",NO EACH OF H/S SUBCONTRACTORS SHALL COMPLY WITH THE FOLLOWING STATUTES (ANWITH REGULATIONS 9SSUEO PURSUANT Tw9ER£TO, WKCtt ARE INCORPORATED 4EREtN $1' REFERENCE): TITLE DB +U—S,C,.. 5{.TAON 874: tr 874. KICKBACK FROM PUBLIC WORKS EMPLOYEES. --WHOEVER, BY FORCE INTIMIDATION, OR THREAT OF F'ROC'JRING DISMISSAL PROM EMPLOYMENT OR BY ANY OTHER 4rANNER WHATSOEVER I NDOC ES ANY PERSON EMPLOYED s N O i'E CONSTRUCTION, FROSECUTOR, COM .ETION OR REPAIR OF ANY PUBLIC BUVEDUNGfl POBt. r WORK, OP. B( LUING OR WORK FINANCED IN WHOLE OR iN PART BY LOANS AND GRANTS FROM. ;rta l = ED STATES, TO G I lE UP ANY PART OF THE COMPENSATION TO .WHICH HE IS ENTITLED IJNDER 6;93 CONTRACT OR EMPLOYMENT, ;,K•t.ALk RE FINED NOT MORE THAN $5,000 OF IMPR1SONER NOT MORE THAN FIVE TEARS, OP BOTH," .iITCE itcy U.S.C., SECTION 276C: "276C, REGULATIONS GOVERNING CON I'RA :TORS AND SUBCON3'RAACYoR S --T SECRET.AR5' CE''tUBOR SMALL MAKE ArEASONAr;I:.It: REGULATIONS FOR CONTRACTORS AND SUBCONTRACTORS ENGAGED 4N THE COAASaRUC tOw, 4''RO:SCCOTIOTI, COMPLET?ON OR REPA;R OF PUBLIC BU LOI 4GS, PUBLIC WORKS OR 3L Iu..Orm6S OR ' ORttS r IN.. LACED 7N WHOLE OR 1N PART BY LOANS OR GRANTS FROM TiE UNITED STATES, NCLODING A PROVISION THAT E;1"i4 CONTRACTOR ANO SOBCONTRACTOR SHALL URN K 3NJ 'EE4iL T A STATEMENT Iffl Ttr E±SPECT TO THE WAGES PAID 'ACH EMPLOYEE DUPING THE PRE;C:EEDJNG WEEK." SECT tON OO; OF TiIA.E 's8 SHALL APPt• Y TO SUCH STATEMENTS. WAGE Ui, pEOPA ! 1M[ N 1 S5 AND ANUS F MENTS THE CONTRACTOR AGREES THAT, IN CASZ OF UNDERPAYMENT OF WAGES TO AN WORKER ON THE PRO C7 UNDER THIS CONTRACT f'o"y THE CONTRACTOR OR ANY SUBCONTRACTOR, THE OttJNo:R ;*f•AL.I. `re:.El-AO#_ST FROM THE CONTRACTOR OUT OF PAYMENTS DUE, :d' AMOUNT SUFFICIENT TO PAT SUCH WORKER THE OF "r',RENC e BETWEEN THE NAaES R LOD I PED 1''41 VO UNDER THIS CONTRACT AND 4E WAGCS ACTUALLY PA i.0 S4.Ct? YlORKCER FOR ((/THE y".,/OTAq. HUMBER or HOURS WORKED ARP THAT iXF (,)NER R .µ6h'..1 DISBURSE SUCH AgaNOUNT ;TO S's�a•Tt-tNCL0 '3I t7 FOR AND ON ACCOUNT Or : ,xE CONTRACTOR TO TqE rmO'.cE iO wmop SUCH 4t.OUN'T' Is Du, THE CONTRACTOR FURTHER A.GOE.;:S THAT :•'HE AMOUNT TO SE VITNHEL€} VRSUANT TO THIS PA s:ROWNER A H MAY Elk"; ifs. 7s.Ph7]0 T OON TO TIJ.ifrc:,ER EN ATHISESTO eEE RE"' BY f ��. E '.d' ;'k E R P O .��{' S 7.' 4'... N i,- 7 O OTHER P P AZ 1 i s 'I o N s OF CONTRACT, 5 APPEND 4 X B CONTRACTORS' AND SUBCON1RACTCR.S" PAYRO sLS (A) (B) Ti?E CONTRACTOR AND EACH OF HIS SUBCONTRACTORS SHALL PREPARE HIS !PAYROLLS Obi FORMS PRESCRIBED AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO SE FURNISHED BY THE OWNER. WITHIN SEVEN (7) DAYS AFTER THE REGULAR PAYMENT DATE OF THE PAYROLL, THE CONTRACTOR SHAL DE— LVER TO THE OWNER A CERTIFIED LEGIBLE COPY OR COPIES OF EACi4 SUCH PAYROLL. EACH SUCH PAYROLL SHALL CONTAIN THE STATEMENT RECII'_flRE9' BY THE FEDERAL. REGULATIONS ISSUED PURSUANT TO THE "ANTI -K ClcBACR STATUTE", WHICH ARE INCORPORATED HEREIN BY REFERENCE. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT CARRY ON HIS PAYROLLS ANY PERSON MOT EMPLOYED BY WIN. THE CONTRACTOR. SHALL NOT CARRY ON HiS PAYROLLS EMPLOYEES Or A SUBCONTRACTOR BUT SUCH EMPLOYEES MUST BE CARR'CD ONLY ON THE pA'BROLLS OF THE EMPLOYING SUBCONTRACTORS. EACH CONTRACTOR OR SI:,BCONTRACTOR SHILL PRESERVE HIS WEEKLY RAT — ROLL RECORDS FOR t? .PER 1OD OF THREE (3) TEARS FROM THE DATE OF COMPLETION OF THE CONTRACT. THE PAYROLL RECORDS SHALL SET OUT ACCURATELY AHD COI:ePL I ELY THE NAME AND ADDRESS, CORRECT OCCURA7 I ONA w C f ASS 1 F CA': ;I ION, AND HOURLY WAGE RATE OF EACH EMPLOY E,, HOV:RS WORKED SY HIM D RING T E. PAYROLL PERIOD, AND FULL WEEKLY WAGES, AND THE DEDUCTIONS MAOE FROH SUCH WEEKLY WAGES, AND THE ACTUAL WEEI L.Y WAGES PAID TO m lm. EACH CONTRACTOR OR SUBCONTRACTOR SHALL MARE A AILAB E AT ALL TIMES FOR INSPECTION ST THE OWNER OR NOS AU T'rOR I XED REPRESENTATRVES, AND BY Atl'TMOR I Zr";:I:v REPRESENTA— TIVES OF THE STATE L1BRAPR ADMINISTRATIVE AGENCY, IRE .U*S* OFFICE OF EDUccM,Ti I;4N ANO THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, EACH CONTRACTOR OR SUBCONTRACTOR WILL PERMIT SUCH REPRESENTATIVES TO INTERVIEW E I+'IPLO'7 E,ES DURING WORKING NG HOURS OH THE JOB. NONDtSCR i] ^ N ro OW CLAUSE, "DURING ,TNE PERFORMANCE OF THIS CONTRACT, THE CONTRACTOR AGREES: z e THE CONTRACTOR WIL1L. NOT I .SCR1.M.NAaE AGAINST ANY. EMPLOYEE OR AVP1L ICAN's FOR EMPLOYMENT BE RUSE OF RACE, •CREED, COLOR, OR NATONAL ORIGIN* THE CO NTRACTOR WILL TAKE AFFIRHA.TIvE ACTON TO ENSURE TIIAT AL dC''sNTS ARE EmPLOTED, AND THAT EMPLOYEES RE TREATED DURING EMPL.O7MENT 3 T HOUT REGARD TO Y3iE YR RACE, "R ED,, COLOR OR NATIONAL •Orr'# IG IL'o SUC d ACT ION SHALL INCLUDE, SLIT NOT E L IMITrD TO THE EOLLO L, I G: ✓b'MPLOY;`IEM , PGRA iNG, OEMOT (ON OR TRANSFR; RECRUITMENTREERUITMENT OR RECIITNIENT AOvERT IS iNG; LAYOFF OR TER.NiNA` ION; RATES or PRY OR. OTHER FORMS OF C'OEnsPE4 SA•.T9O:i; AND SELECTION FOR TRA NING, iNCLUDWG APPRENTICESHIP. THE CONTRACTOR AGREES TO POST IN CONSPICUOUS PLACES, Asi;A3<-.ABLE TO E.1MP'LOTEES ANtI . scvP IC AN k. FOR EMPLOYMENT, NOTUCES TO SE PROVIDED SE T:FIG FORTH. T H I ; 1 j ,K i':i O s a '? S S.., '.'i• i ''4 d I'! r T I O '•{ CAUSE 4P'END X- S n,2: �} coRYRa,rTaR WILL. its AL SOLICITATIONS OR AOVa;RTi5zMN, FOR EMPLOIE'C5 PLACco 8'T OR ON BEHALF OF THE CONTRACTOR, S1'AiE THAT ALL CURL U . 1 C.O APPLICANTS WILL RECEIVE CONSIDERATION FOR EMS' O'rMENT WITHOUT REGARD TO RACE, CREED, COLOR, OR NATIONAL ORIGIN. "(1) TOL CONTRACTOR WILL SENO TO EACH LABOR UNION OR REPRESENTA— TIVE OF WORKERS WITH WHICH Nd; RAS A COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGRE— MIENTT OR OTHER CONTRACT OR UNDERSTANDING' A NOTICE 10 BE PROVIDED ADVISING THE SAID LABOR UNION 'OR:;ER5 a REPRESENTATIVE OF THE CONTRACTORS S LOMN'TMENaS A@64IDER TINS SECTION, AD SLL ROST COPIES or TOLE NOTICE IN CONSPICUOUS PLACES AVA �LABLE TO E'!MPLOYEES AND APPLICANTS FOR EMPLOYMENT. "Cl- ` Tot CON1RACTOR WILL COMPLY WITH ALL PPO3SIONS OF EXECUTIVE ORDER 0 .> No, 925 of RCa 6, a',96 9 AS AMENDEDBY EXECUTIVE ORDERk� V 4 O„ ,.IrNE 22; [963s AND or TOE iULES, REGULATIONS AND RELE— AHT ORDERS OF l N RESIDENTS CO1'"Ni `: TTEE ON EQUAL CIP°'OR11UI T CREATED THEREBY. "(5) TME CONTRACTOR W1LLv'',nRC.'arALL INFORMATION AND P.CP4ftr1 REQU IAtO y." EXECUTIVE OR.i'139 10925 OF MARCH 6.. 7961 AS AMENDER BY EXECUTIVE ORDER € E k 04 or jK:N 22, ;96'x, AND BY Tic RULES, REGULATIONS AND ORDER OF THE SAA0 COMMITTEE, ;•TEE,, OR PURSUANT TIar:RCTO,, AND WILL PERMIT ACCESS TO HIS BOOS, ECOR0S AND ACCOUNTS BY HE STATE: L BIADT ADMINISTRA71?E AGiENC'a 'HE OFFICE OF EDUCATION, AND TIE COMMITTEE TOR PURPOSES OF I?ESTIGAT'ION TO A.SCE;RTA N COMPLIANCE WITH SUCK RULES; REGULATIONS AND ORDERS. "(6) T N T1-iE EVENT or THE C0NTRAC T'oP. S NONCOMPLIANCE WITH: THE NONDISCRIMINATION CLAUSES OF THIS CON RA,CT OP WITH ANY OF THE SAID RULES,, REGULATIONS 09 ORDERS, THIS CONTRACT MAY BE CAN— CELLED. TERMINATED OR SUSPENDED IM WHOLE OP IN PART AND T≥'IE CONTRACTOR HAY BE DEC AR.O INELIGIBLE FOR FURTHER GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS OR FEDERALLY —ASSISTED CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS IN t CCORO— ANCE WITHefitOC. EOL RS AUTHORIZEDIN EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. wO925 OF r. MARCH 6, C 6L, AS AMENDED BY EXECUTIVE ORDER C k ti f1 or JUNE 22, 96 , AND SUCH DIRER S . CT IONS MAT SE IMPOSED ND REMEDIES ?d- 1OKED AS ?ROIDE¢ IN THE SAID EXECUTIVE ORDER OR S' RULE, REGLATIOR OR ORDER OF Ti C PRES I E7Ef'1TS COMMITTEE ON EQUAL EMPLOYMENT (t's'P.OR T rllr: 1 ', OR AS OTHERWISE PROVIDED B LAW. E THE d„'ONT t 4'-'rOR WILL .INCLUDE THE PROVISIO: S or PARAGRAPHS }• ;.e c, �� OR PURCHASE ORt'`� _, .E � q .. , �,, i d , 41 .,.. . "Y � ,� � £ C: $9 `i f'I s�, C '� .� � R C !� :f. ,, � x: UNLESS EX ,o;,TEO T° iIFL 4 REGULATIONS OR ORDERS OF THE PRFS.DE9'IT,'S COMMITTEE ah EQUAL EPLOIMERT OPPORTUNITY +SSU',D PURSUANT TO SCT'OiN 303 0P OF f.."E U IE O,'finEf•1 90925 OF MARC!r'. •6, !;969 AS AMENDED S`a EXECUTI4C O. CR i t t 4. o. •Ji 4E 22, 1963,, SO THAT sVCK F'a"IO I S I O S WILL SE . B I ND i NG UPON EACH SIPRCCATr1AC TOR OR 717ti.1;,!,. '- .. § 'I E C ' " ' 3 4'11L 7 A z'. E S41S4P A. is ". r. O ;;N r.k 11t . ,: ; Rz E .. T T 0 APPENDO( B ANT SUBCONTRACT OR PURCHASE ORDER AS THE STATE LIBRARY .A,DM I N S — RA 35?E AGENCY OR 6'E OFF ICE OF EDuCAT YON MA'' DIRECT AS A MEANS OF EIAFORC UNG SUCH 'r'RO'V SONS, INC.L1.DiNG SANCTIONS FOR NONCOM— VL ANC. : F'RQ49_ DEV, tiOieE` ER THAT IN THE EVENT A CONTRACTOR BE— COMES 3NVOLVtED tN, OR IS THREATENED WITH, ie�TIGATiON WITH A SUBCONTRACTOR OR VENDOR AS A RESULT OF SUCH D RiECT ,ON BY THE STATE LSPAR`/ J:DM1r .iSTRATiVE ,AGENCY OR THE OFFICE OF EDUCATION, Trtie CONTR C`r.OH WA o iwEQUEST THE UNITED Si9AiES 10 HNfEN ANT0 rDCt'i 3,. t 7 GAT lON TO PROTECT THE tNTERESTS OF Vl1E UNID D STATES. "THE APP. ICA,t4T FURTHER AGREES THAT IT WILL si3lb 6OUNO BY THE ABOVE EQOAL OPPORTUNITY CLAUSE IN ANY FEDERALLY ASSISTED CONSTRUCTION 4iORK WHICH IT PF'.RFORMS ITSELF OTHER THAN THROUGH THE PERMANENT WORK FORCE OiRFCTL7 EMPLOYED BY AN AGENCY OF GOVERNMENT. "THE APPLICANT AGREES THAT iT WILL COOPERATE ACTIVELY W3T4 THE STATE LIBRARY ADMINISTRATIVE AGENC , THE O F } CE OF EDUCATION, AND THE PRESIDENT'S COMMITTEE ON EQuL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY N OBT iltdING THE COMPLIANCE OF CONTRACTORS AND SUBCONTRACTORS WITH THE EQUAL OPPOR— TUNITY CLAUSE AND THE RILES, REGULATIONS AND RELEVANT ORDERS OF THE COMMITTEE, THAT 3T WiLt. FURNISH THE STATE LIBRARY ADMINISTRATIVE AGENCY, THE OFFICE Os= EDUCATION, AND THE COMMITTEE SUCH INFORMATION AS THEY M'Y REQUIRE FOR THE SUlERV'IS90N OF SUCH COMPLIANCE, AND THAT IT.WILL OTHERWISE ASSIST THE STATE LIBRARY ADMINISTRATIVE AGENCY .AND THE OFFICE OF EDUCATION IN THE DISCHARGE OF ITS PRIMARY RESPONSI~ BILITY FOR SECURING COMPLi NC .o THE APPI 4CNT, Fd,•':RTH R AGRCE.S THAI IT a,I L1 REFRAIN FROM ENTERING INTO ANY CONTRACT OR CONTRACT MODI— FICATION S'OBJKCT TO EXECUTIVE IVE ORDER it ti4 WITH A. CONTRACTOR DEBARRED FROM, OR WHO HAS NOT +OE MON'5' RATED EL IG I B 1 L a fi f FOR, GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND r D!E'RALL,'0—A SS J STED CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS PORS4AMT TO PART n k SUBPART :0 OF EXECUTIVE ORDER 10925 AND WILL CARRY OUT SUCH SANCTIONS AND PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION OF THE EQUAL OPPORTUNITY (C.L4e4ir AS MAY BE IMPOSED UPON CONTRACTORS AND SUBCONTRACTORS BY THE STATE LIBRARY ADMINISTRATIVE AGENCY,, THE OFFICE OF EDUCATION, OR THE COMMITTEE. PURSUANT TO PART 1' , SUBPART OF EXECUTIVE ORDER 10925, IN N10O T ION, THE APPLICANT AGREES THAT IF IT FAILS OR REFUSES TO COMELY 'ffl7F THESE UNDERTAKINGS, THE STATE LIBRARY ADMINISTRATIVE AGENC`'-` OR THE OFFICE O11' EDUCATION M`'.:Y CANCEL, TERMINATE OR SUSPEND IN WHOLE OR IN PART THE GRANT FOR THE COMSBRUCYSOFA OF PUBLIC LpDRAIN? F,AC3 yTIES WHICH APP. IES TO THIS CONTRACT„ MAY RE RA:N FROM EXTE3 IDING ANY FURTHER ASS STA1ICf' UHOER S=S''i OF ITS .PROGRAMS SUBJECT TO EXECUTIVE ORDER f j i 4 UNTIL SAT; +'' tC EORY ASSORaNCE or FtsTORE r.O ;P LANCE OAS aEEN RE.'3 t RO?,:i SUCH APPL I CNT. OR MAI REFER THE CASE. TO THE "" I ? &, PROLE£ iNGS n DEP8t�3,:'i�IENT C?`' �.�'r'ST r;.F'. FOR APPROPRIATE .si.Tl E� t � o 1133 APPROVALS CEILING AND PARTITION Co., INC., DENVER I) CELOTEX CORPORATION'S BOLERO i" ACOUSTICAL TILE. THE CENTRAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY Co., DENVER ) TYPE A LITHONtA CL2140P. 2) TYPE B L I T H o N I A 8TC L24oP . THE COLORADO BUILDERS' SUPPLY CO., DENVER 4 ) BUMPERS ;NC. #1236 -- } x 12" x 36,E RUBBER DOCK BUMPER. CONSTRUCTION SPECIALTIES CO., DENVER 12x12" CLASS "C" I/2" - 12" x !2" WOOD CONVERSION COMPANY Nu -Woof CON- STELLAT;ON INSTALLED WITH WEBTEX ADHESIVE. GENERAL BUILDING SERVICE & SUPPLY, ANC., DENVER 1 ) GLUED LAMINATED BEAMS AS MANUFACTURED BY TIMBERWEI..D MFG. C O . KoK ER-MCLISTELA PAINT Co.,, DENVER U TOP O".CAB, I T'y KoMAC PA J NT PRODUCTS AS MANUFACTURED BY THE KOHLER-MCL:ISTER PUNT COMPANY. R EBE & BOWMAN, INC., DENVER k ) LAMINATED WOOD BEAMS BY At+ CR ? „'AN FABRICATORS COMPANY. SECT R I ST MANUFACTURING CO., DENVER 1 ) 'NPE A — S CHI I SY 1.V -240 -Rs -P. 2) TYPE B — SECNRST Lv.-440_j S_8_P. THOMAS N USTRIES tNC. - BENJAMIN PRODUCTS - BEoo 'IELD ) • A, >`.:I"raJAm I N CV -4524-14. 2) S. BENJAMIN N Coo` -'1524-8. UNITED STATES GYPSUM CO., DENVER ( ) ii S. GYPSUM Co, Q AUC TOtIZ, PIN PERFORATED ACOUSTIC TILE £" Y m 12t° WIT T CLASS C ti Ia�II$ DENVER BUILDING S°UPLCO., Di 1 R VINYL ASBESTOS T?.3..E k,S I. NV 'iURcZc 81 Co.('LIAJTItO`.fE 2) RUBBER BASE AS ww'Af5UF *C d'URED BY BURKE RUDDER CO. OWENS—CORD NG F IERGLAS CORPORATION, DENVER i) ;2s" x ►2" x 5/8" IN —PERFORATED FIBERGLAS CELL year, TILE AS MANUFACTURE SY OWENS—CORNING CORPORATION. E U33 ENDEX E NDEX TO SPECIFICATIONS SECTION A - PART f - NOTICE TO BIDDERS PART 2 - DOCUMENTS AND REGULATIONS PART 3 - PROPOSAL FORM PART " ALTERNATES SECTION B - PART C PART 2 PART 3 PART P..R155 PART 6 SECTION C - PART PART 2 PART PART '.:R7 FART PART PAPT PART (PART AGREEMENT FORM GENERAL. CONDITIONS OF THE CONTRACT (Ato DOCUMENT No.A2W) - SUPPLEMENTARY GENERAL CONDITIONS - PERFORMANCE/LABOR-MATERt.M BOND (A fA DOCUMENT NO.A3tt) - CDNTRACTORoS STATEMENT OF TAX PAYMENTS FORM — SAMPLE APPROVAL MEMORANDUM 6 - 7__ 8 -- 9 - EXCAVATION AND SITE PREPARATION CONCRETE MASONRY STRUCIVRAS STEEL AND M5CEL.LANEOfl�'S M*7A S RO wNf CARY LNTR Y ROOFING AND SHEET METAL CARFENTRT GLASS .r.NO GLAZING F T00R mG AND COUN ER TOPS r"F: I NT I N1to AN DzCOR€ T I NG SEC,€C'9 D - PART r! - PLUMBING PART 2 - HATING AND .ABR CONDITIONNG b-2 1 -fit i-6 t-4 t -t K-2 i- 4 — "t i-5 6-2 i-2 "5 -5 g-5 SECTION E — PART - ELECTRICAL h —i0 u33 Al -t SECTION A - PART f NOTICE TO BIDDERS P,RO.?QSlt.LS ADDRESSED TO THE COVNTY O,NZRS, WELD COLORADO roR TEs ,..ONSTRVC'71 ON O.t AS ADOd710N TO WELD BRART AT GRr:t rT, CQ...oRR,D0,q 3N ACCORDA...NCC WiTM U,Re..WiN S AND SPCCIF CAT Ot'S AS PN AR D 3T LAUDE A. N*Sn,F ARCH i!TEC T, W LL sE REC ZD JUNE 29. 965 fN IRE C.OUNnT COMM S IONERSI U^F�Cc: xr nt COUNTY Co?VRHOUSX IllflLR(NGp GREELE"8 C.OLOR1n0y UNT 1. 2:00 P M0 OtCt,Cc vr MDT, 4i N}l'c'N 11M TKf.T PF: rUAL ftL" OP.N u'O 4Nn ',-'C ALOUD ANY pip Rr1CCvs#'L Ad'T'ER L'1.Qto'N1> FO,. xR0VE NO➢'.'D $? St! TL`RmED ',U%OR3.r,9KD0 ” Co u m? PR `OR TO Al RUST JAw s �)., ?c 6., COXST 4 ; ti N SAR* or iupxxc 7 ; ..C1 ION A - PART 2 DOCUMENTS AND REGULATIONS. I. DRAWINGS!DRAVINGS COVERING THE WORK OF THE PROJECT ARE: 1. SITE PLAN, DOOR SCHEDULE AND DETAILS, AND Room FINISH SCHEDULE. 2. FOUNDATION PLAN AND DETAILS AND FLOOR PLAN. 3. ROOF FRAMING PLAN AND DETAILS AND WINDOW DETAILS AND ELEVATIONS. 4. BUILDING ELEVATION - SECTIONS, CASEWORK DETAILS AND OFFICE PARTITIONS. 5. MECHANICAL PLAN AND DETAILS. 6. ELECTRICAL PLAN AND DETAILS. 2, Sr Ec f.'r' IcAT Qems.--THt SPECIl !CATIONS COVERING THE ENTILIE ;WORK .or" Tub PROjz`.c$ ARE AS HERE H4 LISTEI%. EACH CON RAC.TOR IS NERE3 itcrEanEgqD�� TO ALL SE s IO S OF THE SPECIFICA'YtONS AS MAY iNFL ENCI: VI w`S y onF: y _T`oN A E DDENG [Nr0RMATI0N PART .1 "" NOTICE YO Ei!DE7,15. °itu 2 - Documrmvs AKO REGULA>;0"•IS PART 3 PROPOSAL FORM 'Ate"! 4 - ALTERNATES ' N Cp] N tt ,ON 1 'y. RT AGE4!NT ORA P c y 2 L N'LFio-5.t. C:o4n1 1}KS or THt '`4..ONTR,c`>r PAR .4 S'.3 '4..FREN ARY GE.NfR L CoNi?1i .. ER it. L BOND 2147 5 OHI CTo }1S STATEMENT OF TAX PTMZMTs PART 6 :i ,i 7i.E 'z "≥AROY.fi,L MEMORAMDUM 11-4 A2-2 DOCUMENTS AND REGULATIONS SECTION C - SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE GENERAL WORK PART PART PART PART PART PART PART PART PART PART EXCAVATION AND SITE PRE?ARAT tON CONCRETE MASONRY STRUCTURAL STEEL AND MISCELLANEOUS METALS 5 - ROUGH CARPENTRY 6 - ROOTING AND SHEET METAL FINISH CARPENTRY Gt.ASB' AND GLAZING FLOORING AND COUNTER TOPS PAINTING AND DECORATING 9 - to - SECTION D - SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE MECHANICAL WORK PART t PLUMBING PART 2 - HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING SECTION E - SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE ELECTRICAL WORK PART I - ELr CIRIC,°.�> . eAM I NA T I ON or coax p T "— IONss .. :TeIt, u. ;atw (� A4G PRopOSA.t.,s ron .�ff8s�+'.. EACH BIDDER WILL R£ ^':i.,I'? TO' i Avt roovGLY ExAmNEr fSPEC....... IOMS AND CONTRsi� T iOGISMENTS AND TO AV E3..•',gtNED TKZ $I?'E AND rt'a.1=i$s ,Es °'O r`,.'•'LL"t' IN$OR14 I`•.IIM'S'LI.,T AS TO ALL X i. .S.,tK0.i CONr-.!' iOI>:s .MO t., ! ti11&TOtis U1'iOR W11!C% !K YJLL OE 0 — Li : a; TO WORK. ANY ' PERSON J i�6 '� � I�+I P i...�t c ..s..a.�...�.a�..._...�,.m.,,...,....,..�.,,.�._.tir.<,..,a . - •NN G a s kwi gk !saa A BIU kOR IME fRPO' EU CONTRACY &S i4 DOQST .AS TO T E N AN 4G OR i N i•E;I r CV ANY ?,R' OF TILE DRAW I NPEC E CA i0M % on Ov iEie CONTRACT 1-) cUUtN ,rSp gt MAY VO I T 10 TX AR'....H 1 rrC. e A !=tr I TICK R“.tOtST FOR AM :N'_'ERPtiE .s r lf1N TXC;iTEOFr PRIOR TO S;.'4EN3" --'F9:fp Ci72) nouRs OF TA ':'.ovR 0! orE fNG Or PROPOS:,iS, r)1E uEt?soN `'alll'tB:R•rrj sir n ?i; sT ,j!LL e RL3 004 iF3F on Ta oaomY ZntL...V R.₹c Am" IN— TRRTATIOK or n. O VVI' Ai 1x APPRO . AL. G3i` S O`3 ` i?is"'oi s still' oTHrn 133 X)UJME'OS AND REG LA: t IiNS R:OvES S Wtt. EuRN14i f.n N TVE. FORM OF AitRDCNtA wH;cH NIL;. BE FN.f TO ALL, HOLDERS OF i:O ITRAC I DOCUMENTS, NE ARCH: TECT AND/0R OWNER MILL NOT S( RESI'0NSt BLE FOR ANY YERRAt OR OTHER INTERPRE- •."R 0 r F n0..: mtNt5 OR CN 5a►,rt 't F'°.'Y�.Ri rK A„ OFKOA OR iPPRO kt.i S AIP he;4 f b _. ry N a E i :vf' OF ° !. N: .ti,..4 ;N . 'a P't'Ofi. j.;fY,.1 1I A: B".•. D E AC -*R l'Ise T$ti. 5,, O OSA --ALt PROr0+,IytiS MUST SE MADE• ON THE FORMS HEREIN • POYtOED ANLZ S!Iiio:ITL5 :N A SEALED ENVELOPE. BID FORMS SHALL NOT SE DETACHED FROM TXC BOUND BOOicF BUT SHALL BE SUBMITTED INTACT. (OUPL.IL'ATt FORMS APE AY.AILABLE' FOR THE 8io0ER°S FiE i ) ALL SL*.N4i SPA3t E'S IN THE FORM SHALL SC FULL? F t o, NUMBERS SHALL 8E 5 ?a ;O IN WORDS AND IN F:GURS .tH .ALL SIGNATURES WRITTR:.N N ON NAND, THE PRO O.SA_.. SHALL ,"ON';! CN NO REcA.UkAt;CN 0 wORF 0 SE OONEt •INTER;. PN ATION OR Al gRAa ION. ANY OMISSION OR ALILRATIOK ;'OS OR QUA A F It AT ION OF Ti'E PROPOSAL OTHER THAN THAT PROVIDED ON ',H PROPOSAL FORM MAY SE CONSIDERED CAUSE FOR A REJECTON OF TI'I( PRGPOAL, No ORAL, 'PE.tEFIgONIC OR T L.EGRAPH C •MOTIFBCfTION°i Of RO;POSAgLS W ' %L RE CONSIDERED THE OWNER R .SF.R, ES'THE R IIID4T TO REJECT ANY M ALL RIPS AND wAivr ALL rORP!k.L I TIr33• HI;:REWi tHd 6, PR0705AL G A RA OTEE:—'EACH PROPOSAL MUST cE ACCOMPANIED 8': A . CERTFIEO t E Ky i;:ASY,»ERS tHEEK OR SID BOND ACCEPTABLE TO THEIeat ►ER IN THE AMOUNT EQUAL 10 AT LEAST - V : g''ER::EMT (5%) OF T44s., PROPOSAL, PS9.. w V I THOr:vT CONtD I T I ON TO THE O $ER AS AS. GUARANTEE THAT TNE BI0` E.Rp IF AWAR, CO THE O U RAEY� WILL. PROMPTLT EXECUTE 4;1;6 A,C O+R A4k 4 .w i ik i i FROiJOiiAL AND IN A htial,adAE R A40 FORM REQUIRED SY THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS,DOCUMENTS4 THE BID SEEUR IT 7 OF AL BIDDERS EXCCPT THE THREE LOWEST WILL BE RETURNED PROM TL'' Af YETI THE BID OPENING., 7. WITHDRAWAL OF PROPO AtSa—"NO 81DMAY DE WITHDRAWN ,t,rTER 'A'4+ ANNOUNCED CLOSING TIME rort RECEIPT OF BIDS FOR A iit'ITRFO0 or AT LEAST TWENTY (20) DAS FOR 07 THE SAID M)OCUMr NTS FOR ?''XE .P&&MS KG,. y�EEa�,T'1`4G ND '�'E'NT3%.ATIRG S 1 r FF�f n A f ED sZfm or 11, SECTION A — PART 3 PROPOSAL cORM GENERAL WORK �.., D PLUMB?HEATNG, tiEA-NNG AND VENT;#_ATtNG AND ELECTRICAL AN ADDITION TO . WELD COUNTY LIBRARY FOR WELD COUNTY, COLORADO GRC.CLE r,, C0LORADO p;965 0: THE COUNTY COMM I SS kosERs, WELD COUNTY, COLORADO GsEN'TI, EMEN: WE HEREBY SUBMIT OUR PROPOSAL FOR THE ENTIRE WORK FOR THE CON"' SVRUCT ION or AN ADDITION TO WELD COUNTY LIBRARY, WELD COUNTY, COLORADO, IN ACCORDANCE WITH PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS DATED AS PREPARED BY CLAUDE A4 NASH, ARCHITECT. I. LOMB SUM PROP. s,AL"'"+Ay' I NG CAREFULLY EXAMINED THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS INCLUDING THE BIDDING INFORMATION, CONTRACT INFORMATION, SPECIFICATIONS AHD PLANS FOR THE ENTIRE WORK AND ADDENDA NUMBERS r REtE IP7 Or WHICH IS HERESY ACKNOWLEDGED, THE 9sNDtRSiGHEO ': ROPOSES TO FURNISH ALL LABOR AR`3D MATERIALS CALLED GENERAL WORIS, 'tNCLIJr,ING TNC J6^t0 ELECTRICAL WORK FOR THE DOLLARS ($ ) o 2, n:L:!!E`''... ES--TjE E c I,NED AGREES TO PERFORM OR DE ATE Rr N AcCoCv .' uCit WITH SECTION PAnT )4, I'ois TvE Fo.L! Oly. tis T9 PV' K ' 3 ez i � 1 g (Ain?) Ai. FRA TE .4 o c '1. DEoLIc T ) TEE sUm or ( AoD ) Liz Tf DOLLARS ( — r w aLm OF Do EI A I s (A ...m..� ,... 133 v AT A3-2 PROPOSAL rORM UNIT PR4CES-- 1 I: UND RS GNEO AGREES TO WORK ADDED OR OM: TY(0 THE r0t4OWtuG AfN4T r•R?C„ ; f. DR ?.,ECG PERS, EAOH FOOT IN , 00tTKON TO THAT CALLEp FOR ON THE PIED S.'HEi"+E,i(Ma ItCLUDIbG CONCRETE ::rN PLACE )PER POOT, lc,C DRILLED PIERO, EACH OC4"i ifs H'aE°4,1 FROM TN;'h'C Cse+L,.t.0 FOR Os HE RICR c.OULE, .INCt,4fDH' a CONCRETE OalI TC0 _. J. $ a ) P e R "O O a . 4:, AO: I . ONIA WORK PROPOSAL --'/ N CHANGES tt THE WORK ARE '0i=°O1:.RE0 U 'OL.iiiNa ExTRA COST OUR AN ABOVE vet CONTRACT SUM AMO N,FEN S4sEH WORK IS ORDERED TO PROCEED ON THE OASIS Of A COSI PLUS re SUCH FEE SHALL OE PERCENT ( %) or THC IOTA. COSF 0E THE WORK- THIS F'£E CUD A Rt;.A,SOA;AEytN_ OVER .sA;O TO Ti4•f,` ,pN— .TRACTOR FOR SUCH WORT., 5 COMPLETION OF THE WORK --IF THE uNPERSIGNED F31c »0'TrEb c1► WRITING OF THE CCErANCE OF 1i5 x''ROPOSKi. TkeENT ? 2C DAYS AFTER THE AE O°s f. DATE NNE AGREES ?'0 E'XE:C •:TE ,sC CONTRACT. FOR THE ABOVE WQRR,, EOR TtE ABOVE S .A EEO COMPLNSA ION,, } N HE FORM OF T sC CONTRACT SET OUT IN T' s DOco'Nek.:viO, isc BOND -- HE 3,ENtaJERSICiN3E'F.i AGREES, AWAa,a;'dE0 Ttc?�x, CONTRACT, TO ruRR R se AND 0Ea. 4" 5R 70 THE ARCHITECT, WTI s 8 TCN (iO) DAYS A1i'` Fs iy{b.. S 6 Eiiiti ! ECG or TEE CONTRACT, A SC* T 3 SFAC TOR"5 BOND IN THE FORM$ }wE ,N PROVID "D,, tiii NTAito0Umi pEQVs�A!La TO yON!�Ejpt6UNDR�E7D`�PCRp. {C rEN(T'/�(IOW +I 4p 3�.(!+./► O F` ��1 H E CONTRACT Iin �'fl O THIS I S Y:�V t'1 O SHALL L SE PAID D IO R a 1 ' H E f,.:Oi i :i A�44 0 OR W0R SHALL NOT COMMENCE UNTIL THE O•C . I `$ R'5' 0r SAID BOND 7. PROPOSAL rt. .,7ttttitA*a k:E—•—Txc£ UNDERSIGNED F"!':!RTNE:R AGEtCES THAT THe;. CRT I F 3 CO C ':ECG& OR CA tiK 1 ER.'S• CHECK PAYABLE Y0 'i'U ` COUNTY 0r WELD, O;.ORA?O, ACCOMPANYING THE PROPOSAL., IS LEFT IN cscnow ''1TN THE ARc.uucT; THAT ITS AMOUNT 3S THE MEASURE OP':./QP ?OATEO DAMAGES e1 3C.H THE OWNER WILL SUSTAIN BY THE FAILURE or THE UNDERSIGNED TO EXECUTE AND DELIVER EVE;R THE . ABOVE NAMED CONAT'RAC.7 AND r)ONiDR, AND THAT :F THE UNDERSIGNED DEFAULTS IN'EY.ECUTINiG THE CONTRACT ':t?'ii• N T tN (q)) '3 TS THEREAFTER, THEN THE CHECK SHALL BECOME THE PROPERT7 OF THE OWNER, OUT 1F" TcS f'ROPOSA. IS NOT x,S'C:C:;cT'c'0 W it:!11td TWENTY 2 ) DAYS or THE TIME SET a:crR SUBMISSION or PR OrC=/ALS, OR IF THE uNDERS aGNE.O EXECUTES AND oC IVERS SAID CONTRACT AND BOND, HE gEC : ?;HALL BE RETURNED JO HIM ON R(CE1P9 P3 .F;.ZOr A ao SONO IN THE. Ai4OUNT OF FIVE PERCENT (5%) Or THE 3i0, Si A ' oNOING COMPANY A. -, v rs s.._ HE ARCH:TE'CT trtLO SE ACCERTEO IN 3F':'ti or T1 E CFR'`"r:.>D C;k EC≤•A V` ENT OR O A0" 3: 8, DATE OF COMMENCEMENT OF CONSTRUCTION --THE UNDERSIGNED AGREES TA' O 1r R,5d..AROEr: THE CONTRACT, THE {WORK SHALL COMMENCE ON kCM5AR n71 3•3 A3-3 PROPOSAL FORM 9. TIMEOF GO_NPLE:T1t1N^- '1 E UNDERSIGN€,:D THAT, tP AWARDED THE CONTRACT, THE WORK SHALL. BE CL►MPL ;TEOiY (CALENDAR DATE). IC. SkIBCONTRACTORS!N CASE OF OBTAINING THE AWARD, THE UNDER- SIGNED .W.ILL EMPLOY, SUBJECT TO THE ARCHITECT'S APPROVAL, SUBCON- TRACTORS AS INDICATED IN A L1ST TO BE PREPARED BY THE UNDERSIGNED AND SUBMITTED IN A SEALED ENVELOPE WITH THIS PROPOSAL. THE OWNER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO EXAMINE THE LISTS OF THE THREE (3) LOWEST BIDDERS. ALL OTHER LIST'S WILL BE RETURNED UNOPENED TO THE OR1GtN— AT+ORa SAID LISTS SHALL INCLUDE THE FOLOWING SUB"CONTRACTORSo EXCAVATION WORK 2. CONCRETE WORT; 30 MASONRY WORK `fF. FLOORING AND COUNTERTOP 5. GLASS AND GLAZING 6. PAINTING AND DECORATING HEATING AND VENTkLATiNG 0. FLUMr ,l ,NC 9. ELECTRICAL A3yRE TO SUBMIT THE A CT'E MENTIONED LIST MAY BE CONSIDERED ;.A•=&SSE FOR REECTIOi BY THE CW ER or Tilts :PROPOSAL. Pt . METHOD OF AWARD--:ORa'.VERATOOtd FOR AWARD OF THE CONTRACT W, tL BE MADE ON TIE BASIS OF COs PL E t lON TIME AND LOW PROPOSAL,,, r¢OWE, y THE OWNER RESERVES THE ?REJECT r?� I G� 'I 'I' 0 R E .I I" G d A N '.f OR R L t, BIDS A td 0) 7' 0 WAIVE FORMALIT}ES. 2, r,.xEr j.T ION O7 PROPO54t. fiORM--AU, BLANK LINES CONTAINED HEREIN MUST aaE I x D 113 WITH APPROPR.IJi TE INFORMATION. f i'.SPROPER ZXEC4- 7iOM OF THIS FORM MAY OE CONS L4.i3ED CAi,4SE FOR REJECTION BTHE OWNER. I F D 'f C 0 id P 1 01sI RESPECTF'I:-..� `4' SUDMITTED; B t(CO t7;at ., 'P:?7;A, FRO SOUND 3OO;;4 F'IU. OUT "ND Sj3— at OO . �` t D. A COPY ry 1 ci roam t BI E oR (1 p( RECORD.) - b tF ¢ 7 � i *� rP p u�i of �S�'+e J Ea. � iI "F. [� ," iF i5 '33 SECTON ON A. - PART 4 .ALTERNATES O!:°NER !iVu;I .£S PROPOSALS FOR :' tTrn? s;vIr W0R% AS Ou3i. ktS G 3Ex.O'F AN ON THE DR4Y!I GSO ALL SUCH WORN HALL ac SlFO1ZCTO PPL CABLE PRAiISd4,IESr DETAILS AND/OR METHODS SHOWN FOR S!MIL R YORK IN THE BASE PROOSAL, THE OWNER RESER"DES THE RIGHT TO ACCEPT OR REJECT ANY OR ALL On THE FOLLOWING ALT£RKATrSO ALTERNATE NQ. i--Tx5 ALTERNATE CONTEMrLAT'ES TI• OM'ISSON OF 'E ACOUSTIC TILE CEILING MROUGA{OLT THE A ITtOPIn ANO INCLD S THE FINISHING OV .TAIE GT.PSt'M. BOARD l0.RECE1v£ A : ?NTED F)NaSY AS SCHEDULE 399 PART O FOR G' I?'S `H BOARD W .i So ALTERNATE NVATE NC0 2 —THIS ALTERNATE CONTEMPLATES `'HE SUBSTITUTION OF HARDWOOD AND HARDWOOD 7k007 FOR THE LIBRARY SHELVING AND CASE— WORK AS SPECIFIED IN PART C7. LUMBER MATERIALS FOR TN'S ALTERNATE ARE AS FOLLOWS: SoL ; D Si'octi Poo CASEWORK CASEWORK ODORS SHELVING F.A.S. 3/4" A_.2 3 4" A-2 ,3J/4" A-2 TIMBLEND CASErdORK DOORS SHALL NYE EDGES F ILLE:'D AND SANDED� U&33 Bl-I SECTION B - PART I AGREEMENT FORM AN ADDITION TO WELD COUNTY LIBRARY FOR WELD COUNTY, COLORADO AGREEMENT - GENERAL WORM INCLUDING PLUMBING, HEATING AND VENTILATING AND ELECTRICAL THOS AGREEMENT MADE THE PICT DAY OF S1YNE IN THE YEAS N�M�T PI HUNDRED AND SIXTY �I�rr eY AND BETWEEN Gcoa:s BARCLEAT AND Q0,,,, PAiliTA_ INCI .SRCE. tf! C@#,ORAet, HEREINAFTER CALLED THE CONTRACTOR AND WE1.0 COMITY, Coto,RAlt. HEREINAFTER CALLED THE OWNER. • WITNEaSETH, THAT THE CONTRACTOR AND THE OWNER FOR THE CONSIDERATION HEREINAFTER NAMED AGREE AS FOLLOWS: ARTICLE 9. SCOPE OF WORK --THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH ALL OF THE MATERIAL AND PERFORM ALL THE WORfw FOR THE ENTIRE PROJECT AS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS AND DESCRIBED IN THE SPECIFICATIONS ENTITLED AN ADDITION To GELD COUNTY LIBRARY AT GREFLEY, COLORADO, DATED MAY 7, 9965 PREPARED SY CLAUDE A. NASH, ARCHITECT, ALL IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS OF THE CONTRACT DOCL[Mrc'NTS. ADDENDA No. I< AND 2 AND ALTERNATE No. li ARE HEREBY INCLVDED 41! THIS AGREEMENT. ARTICLE 2. TiME OF 1.;QMRLET;ON`_.A'' E NORK SHALL BE COMPLETED BY DEC ENI D 14! I9 .._, w _(DA I' E ). _R:r.I LE3 CC?I?n' RAC;I' SUM.. —THE OWNER SHALL PAY THE CONTRACTOR, FOR THE PERFORMANCE OF THE CONTRACT SUBJECT TO THE ADDITIONS AND DE* RUCTIONS PROVIDED EIR I N.9 THE SUM OF TWENTY FIVE TWOUSANO FOUN HUNDRED NINETEEN AND 04/100 - - - DOLLARS ($ 25041200 )a Ai dICLE 1,.� PROGRESS PA'MCtIT5— THE OWNER SHALL MAKE PAYMENTS ON ACCOUNT Or THE CONTRACT UPON REQUISITION BY THE CONTRACTOR, AS FOLLOWS: NOT LATER THAN THE TENTH (i0) DAY OF EACH CALENDAR MONTH THE O HER WILL MAKE PARTIAL PAYMENT TO THE CONTRACTOR ON THE BASIS OF A DULY CERTIFIED ESTIMATE APPROVED BY THE ARCHITECT OF THE WORN PERFORMED DURING THE PRECEDING CALENDAR MONTH BY THE CONTRACTOR, BUT THE OWNER WILL RETAIN IO% OF THE AMOUNT 0r EACH SUCH EST MATE UNTIL FINAL COMPLETION AND ACCEPT. NCr rN CTASoE, CR.,AIMS ARE FLED AGAINST THE CONTRACTOR OR HIS SUB" CONTRACTORS, THE AMOUNT OF CLAIMS W:LL 3C RETA ) ME:D BY THE OWNER UNTIL AF R FAIn4L SETTLEMENT OF THE CLA IIN, , ND THE CONTRACTOR su;A,3,I, HOLD THE OWNER DLA 3ELESS BY ASSUMING AL4, COSTS OF L I T Ic AT ION WHICH HAY 'AP, ISE AS A RESULT OF SAID CLAIMS BEING FILED. I [33 LE 1 R T YRkic ruL.. is .:` $ ,t c € GE.tt 7)7 Deputy County Clerk BI -2 AGREEMENT FORM 2i. PA'IMF..NT SNA« EL ;oRKs PROvkDED fl E: N f'ROrt S:ON5 OF OcORoc BAISELT AND COMPANY, INC, QREn.tyi COLORADO i Y 1 N A, M' miry THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS AIA DOCUMENT SEPT. 1988 ED. A201 THE GENERAL CONDITIONS OF THE CONTRACT FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF BUILDINGS INDEX TO THE ARTICLES 1. Definitions. , 2. Execution, Correlation and Intent of Documents. 3. Detail Drawings and Instructions. 4. Copies Furnished. 5. Shop Drawings. 6. Drawings and Specifications on the Work. 7. Ownership of Drawings. 8. Samples. 9. Materials, Appliances, Employees. 10. Royalties and Patents. 11. Surveys, Permits, Laws, Taxes and Regulations. 12. Protection of Work and Property. 13. Access to Work. 14. Contractor's Superintendence and Supervision. 15. Changes in the Work. 16. Claims for Extra Cost. 17. Deductions for Uncorrected Work. 18. Delays and Extension of Time. 19. Correction of Work Before Substantial Completion. 20. Correction of Work After Substantial Completion. 21. Owner's Right to do Work. 22. Owner's Right to Terminate Contract. 23. Contractor's Right to Stop Work or Terminate Contract. 24. Applications for Payments. 25. Certificates for Payments. 26. Payments Withheld. 27. Contractor's Liability Insurance. 28. Owner's Liability Insurance. 29. Fire Insurance with Extended Coverage. 30. Guaranty Bonds. 31. Damages. 32. Liens. 33. Assignment. 34. Mutual Responsibility of Contractors. 35. Separate Contracts. 36. Subcontracts. 37. Relations of Contractor and Subcontractor. 38. Architect's Status; Architect's Supervision. 39. Architect's Decisions. 40. Arbitration. 41. Cash Allowances. 42. Uses of Premise& 43. Cutting, Patching. 44. Cleaning Up. Copyright 1911, 1915, 1918, 1925, 1937, 1951, 1958; 1961, Q 1963, by The American Institute of Architects, 1735 New York Avenue, N.W., Washington. 6, D. C. Reproduction of the material herein or substantial quotation of its provisions without permission of The AIA violates the copyright laws of the United States and will be subject tolegal prosecution. GENERAL CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT AIA DOC. A201 SEPT. 1968 ED. TEN PAGES ® 1968 The American Institute of Architects 1785 New York Ave NW., Washington, D. C. PAGE 1 ARTICLE 1 DEFINITIONS a) The Contract Documents consist of the Agreement, the General Conditions of the Contract, the Supple- mentary General Conditions, the Drawings and Speci- fications, including all modifications thereof incorpo- rated in the documents before their execution. These form the Contract. b) The Owner, the Contractor and the Architect are those mentioned as such in the Agreement. They are treated throughout the Contract Documents as if each were of the singular number and masculine gender. c) The term Subcontractor, as employed herein, in- cludes only those having a direct contract with the Con- tractor and it includes one who furnishes material worked to a special design according to the Drawings or Specifications of this work, but does not include one who merely furnishes material not so worked. d) Written notice shall be deemed to have been duly served if delivered in person to the individual or to a member of the firm or to an officer of the corporation for whom it is intended, or if delivered at or sent by registered mail to the last business address known to him who gives the notice. e) The term "work" of the Contractor or Subcontractor includes labor or materials or both. f) All time limits stated in the Contract Documents are of the essence of the Contract. g) The law of the place of building shall govern the construction of the Contract. h) The date of substantial completion of a project or specified area of a project is the date when construction is sufficiently completed, inaccordance with Contract Documents, as modified by any change orders agreed to by the parties, so that the Owner can occupy the project or specified area of the project for the use it was in- tended. ARTICLE 2 EXECUTION, CORRELATION AND INTENT OF DOCUMENTS The Contract Documents shall be signed in duplicate by the Owner and the Contractor. In case either the Owner or the Contractor or both fail to sign the General Conditions, Supplementary General Conditions, Draw- ings or Specifications, the Architect shall identify them. The Contract Documents are complementary, and what is called for by any one shall be asbinding as if called for by all. The intention of the documents is to include all labor and materials, equipment and trans- portation necessary for the proper execution of the work. Materials or work described in words which so applied have a well-known technical or trade meaning shall be held to refer to such recognized standards. It is not intended, that work not covered under any heading, section, branch, class or trade of the Specifica- tions, shall be supplied unless it is shown on Drawings or is reasonably inferable therefrom as being necessary to produce the intended results. ARTICLE 3 DETAIL DRAWINGS AND INSTRUCTIONS The Architect shall furnish with reasonable promptness, additional instructions by Means of drawings or other- wise, necessary for the proper execution of the work. All such drawings and instructions shall be consistent with the Contract Documents, true developments there- of, and reasonably inferable therefrom. The work shall be executed in conformity therewith and the Contractor shall do no work without proper drawings and instructions. Immediately after being awarded the Contract the Contractor shall prepare an estimated Progress Schedule and submit it for Architect's approval. It shall indi- cate the dates for the starting and completion of the various stages of construction. ARTICLE 4 COPIES FURNISHED Unless otherwise provided in the Contract Documents the Contractor will be furnished, free of charge, all copies of drawings and specifications reasonably neces- sary for the execution of the work. ARTICLE S SHOP DRAWINGS The Contractor shall check and verify all field measure- ments and shall submit with such promptness as to cause no delay in his own work or in that of any other Contractor, three copies, checked and approved by him, of all shop or setting drawings and schedules re- quired for the work of the various trades. The Architect shall check and approve, with reasonable promptness, such schedules and drawings only for conformance with the design concept of the Project and compliance with the information given in the Contract Documents. The Contractor shall make any corrections required by the Architect, file with him two corrected copies and furnish such other copies as may be needed. The Architect's approval of such drawings or schedules shall not relieve the Contractor from responsibility for deviations from Drawings or Specifications, unless he has in writing called the Architect's attention to such deviations at the time of submission, and secured his written approval, nor shall it relieve him from responsibility for errors in shop drawings or schedules. ARTICLE 6 DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS ON THE WORK The Contractor shall keep one copy of all Drawings and Specifications on the work, in good order, available to the Architect and to his representative. GENERAL CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT TEN PAGES AIA DOC. A201 SEPT. 1962 ED. PAGE 2 ARTICLE 7 OWNERSHIP OF DRAWINGS All Drawings, Specifications and copies thereof furnished by the Architect are his property. They are not to be used on other work, and, with the exception of the signed Contract set, are to be returned to him on re- quest, at the completion of the work. ARTICLE 8 SAMPLES The Contractor shall furnish for approval, with such promptness as to cause no delay in his own work or in that of any other Contractor, all samples as directed by the Architect. The Architect shall check and approve such samples, with reasonable promptness, only for con- formance with the design concept of the Project and for compliance with the information given in the Contract Documents. The work shall be in accordance with ap- proved samples. ARTICLE 9 MATERIALS, APPLIANCES, EMPLOYEES Unless otherwise stipulated, the Contractor shall pro- vide and pay for all materials, labor, water, tools, equipment, light, power, transportation and other facili- ties necessary for the execution and completion of the work. Unless otherwise specified all materials shall be new and both workmanship and materials shall be of good quality. The Contractor shall, if required, furnish satisfactory evidence as to the kind and quality of materials. The Contractor shall at all times enforce strict disci- pline and good order among his employees, and shall not employ on the work any unfit person or anyone not skilled in the work assigned to him. ARTICLE 10 ROYALTIES AND PATENTS The Contractor shall pay all royalties and license fees. He shall defend all suits or claims for infringement of any patent rights and shall save the Owner harmless from loss on account thereof, except that the Owner shall be responsible for all such loss when a particular process or the product of a particular manufacturer or manufacturers is specified, but if the Contractor has in- formation that the process or article specified is an infringement of a patent, he shall be responsible for such loss unless he promptly gives such information to the Architect or Owner. ARTICLE 11 SURVEYS, PERMITS, LAWS, TAXES AND REGULATIONS The Owner shall furnish all surveys unless otherwise specified. Permits and licenses necessary for the prosecution of the work shall be secured and paid for by the Contrac- tor. Easements for permanent structures or permanent changes in existing facilities shall be secured and paid for by the Owner, unless otherwise specified. The Contractor shall give all notices and comply with all laws, ordinances, rules and regulations bearing on the conduct of the work as drawn and specified. If the Contractor observes that the Drawings and Specifications are at variance therewith, he shall promptly notify the Architect in writing and any necessary changes shall be adjusted as provided in the Contract for changes in the work. If the Contractor performs any work knowing it to be contrary to such laws, ordinances, rules and regu- lations, and without such notice to the Architect, he shall bear all costs arising therefrom. Wherever the law of the place of building requires a sales, consumer, use, or other similar tax, the Contrac- tor shall pay such tax. ARTICLE 12 PROTECTION OF WORK AND PROPERTY The Contractor shall continuously maintain adequate protection of all his work from damage and shall pro- tect the Owner's property from injury or loss arising in connection with the Contract. He shall make good any such damage, injury or loss, except such as may be directly due to errors in the Contract Documents or caused by agents or employees of the Owner, or due to causes beyond the Contractor's control and not to his fault or negligence. He shall adequately protect ad- jacent property as provided by law and the Contract Documents. The Contractor shall take all necessary precautions for the safety of employees on the work, and shall com- ply with all applicable provisions of Federal, State, and Municipal safety laws and building codes to prevent ac- cidents or injury to persons on, about or adjacent to the premises where the work is being performed. He shall erect and properly maintain at all times, as required by the conditions and progress of the work, all necessary safeguards for the protection of workmen and the public and shall post danger signs warning against the hazards created by such features of construction as protruding nails, hoists, well holes, elevator hatchways, scaffolding, window openings, stairways and falling materials; and he shall designate a responsible member of his organiza- tion on the work, whose duty shall be the prevention of accidents. The name and position of any person so designated shall be reported to the Architect by the Contractor. In an emergency affecting the safety of life or of the work or of adjoining property, the Contractor, without special instruction or authorization from the Architect or Owner, is hereby permitted to act, at his discretion, to prevent such threatened loss or injury; and he shall so act, without appeal, if so authorized or instructed. Any compensation, claimed by the Contractor on ac- count of emergency work, shall be determined by agree- ment or arbitration. GENERAL CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT TEN PAGES AIA DOC. A901 SEPT. 1968 ED. PAGE 9 ARTICLE 13 ACCESS TO WORK The Architect and his representatives shall at all times have access to the work wherever it is in preparation or progress and the Contractor shall provide proper facilities for such access and so that the Architect may perform his functions under the Contract Documents. If the Specifications, the Architect's instructions, laws, ordinances or any public authority require any work to be specially tested or approved, the Contractor shall give the Architect timely notice of its readiness for observa- tion by the Architect or inspection by another authority, and if the inspection is by another authority, of the date fixed for such inspection, required certificates of inspec- tion being secured by the Contractor. Observations by the Architect shall be promptly made, and where prac- ticable at the source of supply. If any work should be covered up without approval or consent of the Archi- tect, it must, if required by the Architect, be uncovered for examination at the Contractor's expense. Re-examination of questioned work may be ordered by the Architect and if so ordered the work must be uncovered by the Contractor. If such work be found in accordance with the Contract Documents the Owner shall pay the cost of re-examination and replacement. If such work be found not in accordance with the Con- tract Documents the Contractor shall pay such cost, un- less it be found that the defect in the work was caused by a Contractor employed as provided in Article 35, and in that event the Owner shall pay such cost. ARTICLE 14 CONTRACTOR'S SUPERINTENDENCE AND SUPERVISION The Contractor shall keep on his work, during its prog- ress, a competent superintendent and any necessary as- sistants, all satisfactory to the Architect. The superin- tendent shall not be changed except with the consent of the Architect, unless the superintendent proves to be unsatisfactory to the Contractor and ceases to be in his employ. The superintendent shall represent the Con- tractor in his absence and all directions given to him shall be as binding as if given to the Contractor. Im- portant directions shall be confirmed in writing to the Contractor. Other directions shall be so confirmed on written request in each case. The Architect shall not be responsible for the acts or omissions of the superin- tendent or his assistants. The Contractor shall give efficient supervision to the work, using his best skill and attention. He shall care- fully study and compare all Drawings, Specifications and other instructions and shall at once report to the Archi- tect any error, inconsistency or omission which he may discover, but he shall not be liable to the Owner for any damage resulting from any errors or deficiencies in the Contract Documents or other instructions by the Architect. ARTICLE 15 CHANGES IN THE WORK The Owner, without invalidating the Contract, may order extra work or make changes by altering, adding to or deducting from the work, the Contract Sum being adjusted accordingly. All such work shall be executed under the conditions of the original Contract except that any claim for extension of time caused thereby shall be adjusted at the time of ordering such change. In giving instructions, the Architect shall have au- thority to make minor changes in the work, not involv- ing extra cost, and not inconsistent with the purposes of the building, but otherwise, except in an emergency endangering life or property, no extra work or change shall be made unless in pursuance of a written order from the Owner signed or countersigned by the Archi- tect, or a written order from the Architect stating that the Owner has authorized the extra work or charge, and no claim for an addition to the Contract Sum shall be valid unless so ordered. The value of any such extra work or change shall be determined in one or more of the following ways: a) By estimate and acceptance in a lump sum. b) By unit prices named in the Contract or subsequently agreed upon. c) By cost and percentage or by cost and a fixed fee. If none of the above methods is agreed upon, the Contractor, provided he receives an order asabove, shall proceed with the work. In such case and also under case (c), he shall keep and present in such form as the Architect may direct, a correct account of the cost, to- gether with vouchers. In any case, the Architect shall certify to the amount, including reasonable allowance for overhead and profit, due to the Contractor. Pending final determination of value, payments on account of changes shall be made on the Architect's certificate. Should conditions encountered below the surface of the ground be at variance with the conditions indicated by the Drawings and Specifications the Contract Sum shall be equitably adjusted upon claim by either party made within a reasonable time after the first observance of the conditions. ARTICLE 16 CLAIMS FOR EXTRA COST If the Contractor claims that any instructions by draw- ings or otherwise involve extra cost under the Contract, he shall give the Architect written notice thereof within a reasonable time after the receipt of such instructions, and in any event before proceeding to execute the work, except in emergency endangering life or property, and the procedure shall then be as provided for changes in the work. No such claim shall be valid unless so made. ARTICLE 17 DEDUCTIONS FOR UNCORRECTED WORK If the Architect and Owner deem it inexpedient to cor- rect work injured or done not in accordance with the Contract, an equitable deduction from the Contract Sum shall be made therefor. GENERAL CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT TEN PAGES AIA DOC. A291 SEPT. 1968 ED. PAGE 4 ARTICLE 18 DELAYS AND EXTENSION OF TIME If the Contractor be delayed at any time in the progress of the work by any act or neglect of the Owner or the Architect, or of any employee of either, or by any separate Contractor employed by the Owner, or by changes ordered in the work, or by labor disputes, fire, unusual delay in transportation, unavoidable casu- alties or any causes beyond the Contractor's control, or by delay authorized by the Architect pending arbitra- tion, or by any cause which the Architect shall decide to justify the delay, then the time of completion shall be extended for such reasonable time as the Architect may decide. No such extension shall be made for delay occurring more than seven days before claim therefor is made in writing to the Architect. In the case of a continuing cause of delay, only one claim is necessary. If no schedule or agreement stating the dates upon which drawings shall be furnished is made, then no claim for delay shall be allowed on account of failure to furnish drawings until two weeks after demand for such drawings and not then unless such claim be reasonable. This articles does not exclude the recovery of dam- ages for delay by either party under other provisions in the Contract Documents. ARTICLE 19 CORRECTION OF WORK BEFORE SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION The Contractor shall promptly remove from the prem- ises all work condemned by the Architect as failing to conform to the Contract, whether incorporated or not, and the Contractor shall promptly replace and re - execute his own work in accordance with the Contract and without expense to the Owner and shall bear the expense of making good all work of other contractors destroyed or damaged by such removal or replacement. If the Contractor does not remove such condemned work within a reasonable time, fixed by written notice, the Owner may remove it and may store the material at the expense of the Contractor. If the Contractor does not pay the expenses of such removal within ten days' time thereafter, the Owner may, upon ten days' written notice, sell such materials at auction or at pri- vate sale and shall account for the net proceeds thereof, after deducting all the costs and expenses that should have been borne by the Contractor. ARTICLE 20 CORRECTION OF THE WORK AFTER SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION The Contractor shall remedy any defects due to faulty materials or workmanship and pay for any damage to other work resulting therefrom, which shall appear within a period of one year from the date of Substantial Completion as defined in these General Conditions, and in accordance with the terms of any special guarantees provided in the Contract. The Owner shall give notice of observed defects with reasonable promptness. All questions arising under this Article shall be decided, by the Architect subject to arbitration, notwithstanding final payment. ARTICLE 21 THE OWNER'S RIGHT TO DO WORK If the Contractor should neglect to prosecute the work properly or fail to perform any provision of the Con- tract, the Owner, after three days' written notice to the Contractor may, without prejudice to any other remedy he may have, make good such deficiencies and may deduct the cost thereof from the payment then or thereafter due the Contractor, provided, however, that the Architect shall approve both such action and the amount charged to the Contractor. ARTICLE 22 OWNER'S RIGHT TO TERMINATE CONTRACT If the Contractor should be adjudged a bankrupt, or if he should make a general assignment for the benefit of his creditors, or if a receiver should be appointed on ac- count of his insolvency, or if he should persistently or repeatedly refuse or should fail, except in cases for which extension of time is provided, to supply enough properly skilled workmen or proper materials, or if he should fail to make prompt payment to subcontractors or for material or labor, or persistently disregard laws, ordinances or the instructions of the Architect, or other- wise be guilty of a substantial violation of any provision of the Contract, then the Owner, upon the certificate of the Architect that sufficient cause exists to justify such action, may, without prejudice to any other right or remedy and after giving the Contractor, and his surety if any, seven days' written notice, terminate the employ- ment of the Contractor and take possession of the premises and of all materials, tools and appliances thereon and finish the work by whatever method he may deem expedient. In such case the Contractor shall not be entitled to receive any further payment until the work is finished. If the unpaid balance of the Contract. Sum shall exceed the expense of finishing the work including compensation for additional architectural, managerial and administrative services, such excess shall be paid to the Contractor. If such expense shall exceed such unpaid balance, the Contractor shall pay the difference to the Owner. The expense incurred by the Owner as herein provided, and the damage incurred through the Contractor's default, shall be certified by the Architect. GENERAL CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT TEN PAGES AlA DOC. A301 SEPT. 1963 ED. PAGE 5 ARTICLE 23 THE CONTRACTOR'S RIGHT TO STOP WORK OR TERMINATE CONTRACT If the work should be stopped under an order of any court, or other public authority, for a period of thirty days, through no act or fault of the Contractor or of anyone employed by him, then the Contractor may, upon seven days' written notice to the Owner and the Architect, terminate the Contract and recover from the Owner payment for all work executed and any proven loss sustained upon any plant or materials and reason- able profit and damages. Should the Architect fail to issue any Certificate for Payment, through no fault of the Contractor, within seven days after the Contractor's formal request for payment or if the Owner should fail to pay to the Con- tractor within seven days of its maturity and presen- tation, any sum certified by the Architect or awarded by arbitrators, then the Contractor may, upon seven days' written notice to the Owner and the Architect, step the work or terminate the Contract as set out in the preceding paragraph. ARTICLE 24 APPLICATIONS FOR PAYMENTS At least ten days before each payment falls due, the Contractor shall submit to the Architect an itemized application for payment, supported to the extent re- quired by the Architect by receipts or other vouchers, showing payments for materials and labor, payments to subcontractors and such other evidence of the Contrac- tor's right to payment as the Architect may direct. If payments are made on valuation of work done, the Contractor shall, before the first application, submit to the Architect a schedule of values of the various parts. of the work, including quantities, aggregating the total sum of the Contract, divided so as to facilitate payments to subcontractors in accordance with Article 37(e), made out in such form as the Architect and the Con- tractor may agree upon, and, if required, supported by such evidence as to its correctness as the Architect may direct. This schedule, when approved by the Architect, shall be used as a basis for Certificates for Payment, un- less it be found to be in error. In applying for payments, the Contractor shall submit a statement based upon this schedule. If payments are made on account of materials not incorporated in the work but delivered and suitably stored at the site, or at some other location agreed upon in writing, such payments shall be conditioned upon submission by the Contractor of bills of sale or such other procedure as will establish the Owner's title to such material or otherwise adequately protect the Own- er's interest including applicable insurance. ARTICLE 25 CERTIFICATES FOR PAYMENTS If the Contractor has made application for payment as above, the Architect shall, not later than the date when each payment falls due, issue a Certificate for Payment to the Contractor for such amount as he decides to be properly due, or state in writing his reasons for with- holding a certificate. No certificate issued nor payment made to the Con- tractor, nor partial or entire use or occupancy of the work by the Owner, shall be an acceptance of any work or materials not in accordance with the Contract. When advised by the Contractor that the work is substantially completed, the Architect and the Contractor shall within a reasonable time make a joint inspection of the work and if the Architect shall determine that the work is substantially completed, he shall then prepare a Cer- tificate of Substantial Completion, which shall be sub- mitted to the Owner and the Contractor for their execu- tion. The making and acceptance of the final payment shall constitute a waiver of all claims by the Owner, other than those arising from unsettled liens, from faulty work appearing after Substantial Completion or from failure to comply with Drawings and Specifica- tions and the terms of any special guarantees specified in the Contract and of all claims by the Contractor, except those previously made and still unsettled. Should the Owner fail to pay the sum named in any Certificate for Payment issued by the Architect or in any award by arbitration, upon demand when due, the Con- tractor shall receive, in addition to the sum named in the Certificate for Payment, interest thereon at the legal rate in force at the place of building. ARTICLE 26. PAYMENTS WITHHELD The Architect may withhold or, on account of subse- quently discovered evidence, nullify the whole or a part of any certificate to such extent as may be necessary in his reasonable opinion to protect the Owner from loss on account of: a) Defective work not remedied. b) Claims filed or reasonable evidence indicating prob- able filing of claims. c) Failure of the Contractor to make payments prop- erly to subcontractors or for material or labor. d) A reasonable doubt that the Contract can be com- pleted for the balance then unpaid. e) Damage to another Contractor. When the above grounds are removed payment shall be made for amounts withheld because of them. ARTICLE 27 CONTRACTOR'S LIABILITY INSURANCE The Contractor shall maintain such insurance as will protect him from claims under workmen's compensation acts and other employee benefits acts; from claims for damages because of bodily injury, including death, to his employees and all others; and from claims for dam- ages to property —any or all of which may arise out of or result from the Contractor's operations under the Contract, whether such operations be by himself or by any subcontractor or anyone directly or indirectly em- ployed by either of them. This insurance shall be writ- ten for not less than any limits of liability specified as part of the Contract. Certificates of such insurance shall be filed with the Owner and Architect. GENERAL CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT TEN PAGES AIA DOC. A201 SEPT. 1963 ED. PAGE 9 ARTICLE 28 OWNER'S LIABILITY INSURANCE The Owner shall be responsible for and at his option may maintain such insurance as will protect him from his contingent liability to others for damages because of bodily injury, including death, which may arise from operations under the Contract, and any other liability for damages which the Contractor is required to insure under any provision of the Contract. ARTICLE 29 FIRE INSURANCE WITH EXTENDED COVERAGE Unless otherwise provided, the Owner shall effect and maintain fire insurance with extended coverage upon the entire structure on which the work of the Contract is to be done to one hundred per cent of the insurable value thereof, including items of labor and materials connected therewith whether in or adjacent to the struc- ture insured, materials in place or to be used as part of the permanent construction including surplus materials, shanties, protective fences, bridges, temporary struc- tures, miscellaneous materials and supplies incident to the work, and such scaffoldings, stagings, towers, forms, and equipment as are not owned or rented by the Con- tractor, the cost of which is included in the cost of the work. EXCLUSIONS: This insurance does not cover any tools owned by mechanics, any tools, equipment, scaf- folding, staging, towers, and forms owned or rented by the Contractor, the capital value of which is not in- cluded in the cost of the work, or any cook shanties, bunk houses or other structures erected for housing the workmen. The loss, if any, is to be made adjustable with and payable to the Owner as Trustee for the in- sureds and Contractors and subcontractors as their in- terests may appear, except in such cases as may require payment of all or a proportion of said insurance to be made to a mortgagee as his interests may appear. Certificates of such insurance shall be filed with the Contractor if he so requires. If the Owner fails to effect or maintain insurance as above and so notifies the Contractor, the. Contractor may insure his own in- terests and that of the subcontractors and charge the cost thereof to the Owner. If the Contractor is dam- aged by failure of the Owner to maintain such insurance or to so notify the Contractor he may recover as stipu- lated in the Contract for recovery of damages. If other special insurance not herein provided for is required by the Contractor, the Owner shall effect such insurance at the Contractor's expense by appropriate riders to his fire insurance policy. The Owner, Contractor, and all subcontractors waive all rights, each against the others, for damages caused by fire or other perils covered by insurance provided under the terms of this article, except such rights as they may have to the proceeds of insurance held by the Owner as Trustee. The Owner shall be responsible for and at his option may insure against loss of use of his existing property, due to fire or otherwise, however caused. If required in writing by any party in interest, the Owner as Trustee shall, upon the occurrence of loss, give bond for the proper performance of his duties. He shall deposit any money received from insurance in an account separate from all his other funds and he shall distribute it in ac- cordance with such agreement as the parties in interest may reach, or under an award of arbitrators appointed, one by the Owner, another by joint action of the other parties in interest, all other procedure being as provided elsewhere in the Contract for arbitration. If after loss no special agreement is made, replacement of injured work shall be ordered and executed as provided for changes in the work. The Trustee shall have power to adjust and settle any loss with the insurers unless one of the Contractors in- terested shall object in writing within three working days of the occurrence of loss, and thereupon arbitrators shall be chosen as above. The Trustee shall in that case make settlement with the insurers in accordance with the directions of such arbitrators, who shall also, if dis- tribution by arbitration is required, direct such dis- tribution. ARTICLE 30 GUARANTY BONDS The Owner shall have the right, prior to the signing of the Contract, to require the Contractor to furnish bond covering the faithful performance of the Contract and the payment of all obligations arising thereunder, in such form as the Owner may prescribe and with such sureties as he may approve. If such bond is required by instructions given previous to the submission of bids, the premium shall be paid by the Contractor; if sub- sequent thereto, it shall be paid by the Owner. ARTICLE 31 DAMAGES Should either party to the Contract suffer damages be- cause of any wrongful act or neglect of the other party or of anyone employed by him, claim shall be made in writing to the party liable within a reasonable time of the first observance of such damage and not later than the final payment, except as expressly stipulated other- wise in the case of faulty work or materials, and shall be adjusted by agreement or arbitration. ARTICLE 32 LIENS Neither the final payment nor any part of the retained percentage shall become due until the Contractor, if required, shall deliver to the Owner a complete release of all liens arising out of the Contract, or receipts in full in lieu thereof and, if required in either case, an affidavit that so far as he has knowledge or information the re- leases and receipts include all the labor and material for which a lien could be filed; but the Contractor may, if any subcontractor refuses to furnish a release or receipt in full, furnish a bond satisfactory to the Owner, to indemnify him against any lien. If any lien remains unsatisfied after all payments are made, the Contractor shall refund to the Owner all moneys that the latter may be compelled to pay in discharging such a lien, including all costs and a reasonable attorney's fee. GENERAL CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT TEN PAGES MA DOC. A201 SEPT. 1968 ED. PAGE 7 ARTICLE 33 ASSIGNMENT Neither party to the Contract shall assign the Contract or sublet it as a whole without the written consent of the other, nor shall the Contractor assign any moneys due or to become due to him hereunder, without the previous written consent of the Owner. ARTICLE 34 MUTUAL RESPONSIBILITY OF CONTRACTORS Should the Contractor cause damage to any separate contractor on the work the Contractor agrees, upon due notice, to settle with such contractor b y a gr Bement or arbitration, if he will so settle. If such separate con- Nothing contained in the Contract Documents shall tractor sues the Owner on account of any damage al- create any contractual relation between any subcon- leged to have been so sustained, the Owner shall notify tractor and the Owner. the Contractor, who shall defend such proceedings at the Owner's expense and, if any judgment against the Owner arise therefrom, the Contractor shall pay or satisfy it and pay all costs incurred by the Owner. ARTICLE 35 SEPARATE CONTRACTS The Owner reserves the right to let other contracts in connection with this work under similar General Con- ditions. The Contractor shall afford other contractors reasonable opportunity for the introduction and storage of their materials and the execution of their work, and shall properly connect and cordinate his work with theirs. If any part of the Contractor's work depends for proper execution or results upon the work of any other contractor, the Contractor shall inspect and promptly. report to the Architect any defects in such work that render it unsuitable for such proper execution and re- sults. Failure of the Contractor so to inspect and report shall constitute an acceptance of the other contractor's work as fit and proper for the reception of his work, except as to defects which may develop in the other contractor's work after the execution of his work. To insure the proper execution of his subsequent work the Contractor shall measure work already in place and shall at once report to the Architect any discrepancy between the executed work and the Drawings. ARTICLE 36 SUBCONTRACTS As soon as practicable and before awarding any subcon- tracts, the Contractor shall notify the Architect in writ- ing of the names of the subcontractors proposed for the principal parts of the work, and for such other parts as the Architect may direct, and shall not employ any to whom the Architect or the Owner may have a reason- able objection. If before or after the execution of the Contract a change of any subcontractor on such list is required by the Architect or by the Owner prior to the award of the relevant contract, the Contract Sum shall be increased or decreased by the difference in cost occasioned by such change. The Contractor shall not be required to employ any subcontractor against whom he has a reasonable objection. The Architect shall, on request, furnish to any sub- contractor, wherever practicable, evidence of the amounts certified on his account. The Contractor agrees that he is as fully responsible to the Owner for the acts and omissions of his subcon- tractors and of persons either directly or indirectly em- ployed by them, as he is for the acts and omissions of persons directly employed by him. ARTICLE 37 RELATIONS OF CONTRACTOR AND SUBCONTRACTOR The Contractor agrees to bind every Subcontractor and every Subcontractor agrees to be bound by the terms of the Agreement, the General Conditions of the Con- tract, the Supplementary General Conditions, the Draw- ings and Specifications as far as applicable to his work, including the following provisions of this article, unless specifically noted to the contrary in a subcontract ap- proved in writing as adequate by the Owner or Archi- tect. The Subcontractor agrees — a) To be bound to the Contractor by the terms of the Agreement, General Conditions of the Contract, the Supplementary General Conditions, the Drawings and Specifications, and to assume toward him all the obliga- tions and responsibilities that he, by those documents, assumes toward the Owner. b) To submit to the Contractor applications for pay- ment in such reasonable time as to enable the Con- tractor to apply for payment under Article 24 of the General Conditions, c) To make all claims for extras, for extensions of time and for damages for delays or otherwise, to the Con- tractor in the manner provided in the General Con- ditions of the Contract and the Supplementary General Conditions for like claims by the Contractor upon the Owner, except that the time for making claims for extra cost is one week. The Contractor agrees — d) To be bound to the Subcontractor by all the obliga- tions that the Owner assumes to the Contractor under the Agreement, General Conditions of the Contract, the Supplementary General Conditions, the Drawings and Specifications, and by all the provisions thereof afford- ing remedies and redress to the Contractor from the Owner. GENERAL CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT TEN PAGES AIA DOC. A201 SEPT. 1968 ED. PAGE 8 e) To pay the Subcontractor, upon the payment of certificates, if issued under the schedule of values de- scribed in Article 24 of the General Conditions,. the amount allowed to the Contractor on account of the Subcontractor's work to the extent of the Subcontractor's interest therein. f) To pay the Subcontractor, upon the payment of cer- tificates, if issued otherwise than as in (e), so that at all times his total payments shall be as large in proportion to the value of the work done by him as the total amount certified to the Contractor is to the value of the work done by him. g) To pay the Subcontractor to such extent as may be provided by the Contract Documents or the subcontract, if either of these provides for earlier or larger payments than the above. h) To pay the Subcontractor on demand for his work or materials as far as executed and fixed in place, less the retained percentage, at the time the Certificate for Payment should issue, even though the Architect fails to issue it for any cause not the fault of the Subcontractor. j) To pay the Subcontractor a just share of any fire in- surance money received by him, the Contractor, under Article 29 of the General Conditions. k) To make no demand for liquidated damages or penalty for delay in any sum in excess of such amount as may be specifically named in the subcontract. 1) That no claim for services rendered or materials furnished by the Contractor to the Subcontractor shall be valid unless written notice thereof is given by the Contractor to the Subcontractor during the first ten days of the calendar month following that in which the claim originated. m) To give the Subcontractor an opportunity to be present and to submit evidence in any arbitration in- volving his rights. n) To name as arbitrator under arbitration proceedings as provided in the General Conditions the person nom- inated by the Subcontractor, if the sole cause of dispute is the work, materials, rights or responsibilities of the Subcontractor; or, if of the Subcontractor and any other subcontractor jointly, to name as such arbitrator the person upon whom they agree. The Contractor and the Subcontractor agree that — o) In the matter of arbitration, their rights and obliga- tions and all procedure shall be analogous to those set forth in this Contract; provided, however, that a deci- sion by the Architect shall not be a condition precedent to arbitration. Nothing in this article shall create any obligation on the part of the Owner to pay or to see to the payment of any sums to any subcontractor. ARTICLE 38 ARCHITECT'S STATUS; ARCHITECT'S SUPERVISION The Architect shall be the Owner's representative during the construction period. The Architect will make peri- odic visits to the site to familiarize himself generally with the progress and quality of the work and to deter- mine in general if the work is proceeding in accordance with the Contract Documents. He will not be required to make exhaustive or continuous on -site inspections to check the quality or quantity of the work and he will not be responsible for the Contractor's failure to carry out the construction work in accordance with the Con- tract Documents. During such visits and on the basis of his observations while at the site, he will keep the Owner informed of the progress of the work, will en- deavor to guard the Owner against defects and defi- ciencies in the work of Contractors, and he may con- demn work as failing to conform to the Contract Docu- ments. He shall have authority to act on behalf of the Owner only to the extent expressly provided in the Contract Documents or otherwise in writing, which shall be shown to the Contractor. He shall have authority to stop the work whenever such stoppage may be neces- sary in his reasonable opinion to insure the proper execution of the Contract. The Architect shall be, in the first instance, the inter- preter of the conditions of the Contract and the judge of its performance. He shall side neither with the Owner nor with the Contractor, but shall use his powers under the Contract to enforce its faithful performance by both. In case of the termination of the employment of the Architect, the Owner shall appoint a capable and repu- table Architect against whom the Contractor makes no reasonable objection, whose status under the contract shall be that of the former Architect; any dispute in connection with such appointment shall be subject to arbitration. ARTICLE 39 ARCHITECT'S DECISIONS The Architect shall, within a reasonable time; make de- cisions on all claims of the Owner or Contractor and on all other matters relating to the execution and progress of the work or the interpretation of the Contract Docu- ments. The Architect's decision, in matters relating to ar- tistic effect, shall be final, if within the terms of the Contract Documents. Except as above or as otherwise expressly provided in the Contract Documents, all the Architect's decisions are subject to arbitration. If, however, the Architect fails to render a decision within ten days after the parties have presented their evidence, either party may then demand arbitration. If the Architect renders a deeision after arbitration pro- ceedings have been initiated, such decision may be entered as evidence but shall not disturb or interrupt such proceedings except where such decision is accept- able to the parties concerned. GENERAL CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT TEN PAGES AIA DOC. A201 SEPT. 1968 ED. PAGE 9 ARTICLE 40 ARBITRATION All disputes, claims or questions subject to arbitration under the Contract shall be submitted to arbitration in accordance with the provisions, then obtaining, of the Standard Form of Arbitration Procedure of The Ameri- can Institute of Architects, and the Agreement shall be specifically enforceable under the prevailing arbitration law, and judgment upon the award rendered may be entered tn the court of the forum, state or federal, hav- ing jurisdiction. It is mutually agreed that the decision of the arbitrators shall be a condition precedent to any right of legal action that either party may have against the other. The Contractor shall not cause a delay of the work during any arbitration proceedings, except by agreement with the Owner. Notice of the demand for arbitration of a dispute shall be filed in writing with the other party to the Con- tract, and a copy filed with the Architect. The demand for arbitration shall be made within a reasonable time after the dispute has arisen; in no case, however, shall the demand be made later than the time of final pay- ment, except as otherwise expressly stipulated in the Contract. The arbitrators, if they deem that the case requires it, are authorized to award to the party whose conten- tion is sustained, such sums as they or a majority of them shall deem proper to compensate him for the time and expense incident to the proceeding and, if the arbitration was demanded without reasonable cause, they may also award damages for delay. The arbitra- tors shall fix their own compensation, unless otherwise provided by agreement, and shall assess the costs and charges of the proceedings upon either or both parties. ARTICLE 41 CASH ALLOWANCES The Contractor shall include in the Contract Sum all allowances named in the Contract Documents and shall cause the work so covered to be done by such con- tractors and for such sums as the Architect may direct, the Contract Sum being adjusted in conformity there- with. The Contractor declares that the Contract Sum includes such sums for expenses and profit on account of cash allowances as he deems proper. No demand for delivery costs, expenses or profit other than those in- cluded in the Contract Sum shall be allowed. The Con- tractor shall not be required to employ for any such work persons against whom he has a reasonable objec- tion. ARTICLE 42 USE OF PREMISES The Contractor shall confine his apparatus, the storage of materials and the operations of his workmen to limits indicated by law, ordinances, permits or directions of the Architect and shall not unreasonably encumber the premises with his materials. The Contractor shall not load or permit any part of the structure to be loaded with a weight that will en- danger its safety. ARTICLE 43 CUTTING, PATCHING The Contractor shall do all cutting, fitting or patching of his work that may be required to make its several parts come together properly and fit it to receive or be received by work of other contractors shown upon, or reasonably implied by, the Drawings and Specifica- tions for the completed structure, and he shall make good after them as the Architect may direct. Any cost caused by defective or ill-timed work shall be borne by the party responsible therefor. The Contractor shall not endanger any work by cut- ting, excavating or otherwise altering the work and shall not cut or alter the work of any other contractor save with the consent of the Architect. ARTICLE 44 CLEANING UP The Contractor shall at all times keep the premises free from accumulation of waste materials or rubbish caused by his employees or work, and at the completion of the work he shall remove all his rubbish from and about the building and all his tools, scaffolding and surplus materials and shall leave his work "broom -clean" or its equivalent, unless more exactly specified. In case of dispute the Owner may remove the rubbish and charge the cost to the several contractors as the Architect shall determine to be just. GENERAL CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT TEN PAGES AIA DOC. A201 SEPT. 1968 ED. PAGE 10 x ;33 B3-1 SECTION B — PART 3 SUPPLEMENTARY GENERAL CONO a T R ONS THE STANDARD FORM O1: GENcRAL•CoNDITRONS, DOCUMENT A201, $EPTEMBER I963 ED'ITION,, OF 1 E AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS SHALL BE SUPPLEMENTED AND AMCHOE0 AS INDICATED IN THE FOLLOWING SUPPLE- MENTAR'Y GENERAL' CONDITIONS: ARTICLFC S '5--T 'rIE FOLLOWING APDT1ONS SHALL BE MADE TO ARTICLE 2: } SPE,CiFICAtiONS ARE DIVIDED INTO CERTAIN DIVISIONS CORRESPONDING fN A GENERAL WA'T W3TH TEE SETERAL BUILDING TRADES, THE CONTRACTOR MAY EXECUTE ALL OR ANY PART OF THE WORK OF ANY DIVISION WITH MIS OWN FORC: , OR, SUBJECT TO THE GENERAL CONDITIONS, HE MAY SUBLET ALL OR AN PART O9'' ANT DIVISION„ SUCH SUBLETTING OF PORTIONS OF WORN E ND R ANT cny 5ON SHALL IN NO WAY RELIEVE THE CONTRACTOR FROM • RESPONSsB?LTx FOR COMPLETENESS ANO COORDINATION OF THE ENTIRE WOR „ No RE!SPONSIBELI`iY, EITHER DIRECT OR IMPLIED, IS ASSUMED BY TH> ARC a q YEC Y OR OWNER FOR OMISSIONS OR DUPLICATIONS BY THE CONTRACTOR OR I i S SUBCONTRACTORS, °OE TO REAL. OR ALLEGED ERROR IN ARRANGEMENT OF MATTER IN THESE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS. ARTICLE $k6-- iE roLt,O1-,!`NG ;''►EDIT ONS SHALL BE MATE TO ARTICLE 9: -iEATf i E CoNTPACTO? FALL, AI MIS OWN CXPI"NSE, PROV I D&; TEMIPORAE T HEAT AS REQUIRED FOR TMC PROPER PROTECTION AND °'RTING or ALL WORK MC S A'... i. x ROY i DE AND INSTALL AL( TEMPORARY I CAT's NG DEV 1 C s S AND SHALL FIRE ARO •MAINTAIN SAME, AT TPE TIME TI{U BUILDING IS EMCLOSEO ?ROW IKE WRATNER WITH lisi L .S; ROOF) GL; Z NG :2,ND TEMPORARY DOORS iNSi'ALLFD, THE: HEATING CORTRACTOR SHALL HAVE INSTALLED THE HEA - NA PLANT REtu2' FOR OPERAT IOH UNDER TEMPORARY CONTROLS RUT WITH ALL P :f4MAREEt"I ROOT RADIATION A RO REV I L':S, OR ! JBST l iTUT lOHS, CAPABLE OF DEI. VCR O 75% OF THE REQUIRED CAPACITY, THE CONTRACTOR MAI THEN USE TECE PERM.-.U≥;NT SYSTEM FOR 'I•EMS `ORAR T HEATING, PROVIDED HE OPERATES TYE PLANT UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE HFAT NG CONTRAC- TOR AND IS RESPOUSI.OLE FOR 1I -'..E SYSTEM ;.ROM ANT DAMAGE BY HIS OWN FOReESe, FUEE1. COSTS FO1'? ALL, 1dE'ATsNG ON A PERM„NE%Y SYSTEM OM?I.V,, SXALt DC WORN• BY THE OWNER, WA`“R•......I.YE OWNER SHALL PROVIDE AND PAY VOR ALL WATER FOR BUILDING PURPOSES REQUIRED DT ALI. TROES:. ELECTRICITY --THE OWNER SMALL PROVIDE r'„R'D PAY FOR ALL ELECTRICAL ENERG FOR L I GK'I' ANi VOWER FOR U i LO i 7ORP0SES WHICH IS REQUIRED BY ALL TRADES_ THE L I S i ; NG -OR MANUFACTURERS RAP'.ES AND TRADE NAMES i N THESE SPEC I F ICAY ION a IS FOR TD'E. pfsC 'C' x or ESTABLISHING OUAL I F Y OF PRODUCT Nr: 4I>7 As ,... ! E rrn pfricA7iom, `MUS0 S9l.Ft` T YUT IONS ARE IN— SUPPLEMENTARY G ME.RA1 C(),t);TIONS:. yITED TO tZ -:E'.'dgasTEU FOR APPfc;'YAL TH'.WU'4i THE CORTRACTon.. IT IS 2ZQOlfED'y I6OWZY.F.I',, THAT ₹i/SSSTI "44T.i:.a' a M F Z'ClUZSTED 0.EFO E ?1 fr32OPOSALS A.'E . )PCNE:O, THE ARCH i itC a WILL YOT SE OBLIGATE.) it) CON— S IDER ti'= ACCEPT SSTITUTIpMS AFTER THAT TIME; IT IS THE FORSI— n nLtTY OF THE ?4AHUrACTUF',RIS REPRZSE r„'?IYE TO PROVE TO THE ARCHI— TECT THAT Vt P ° 'U; T IS AT ' E SI OF ..'4 AL CIUAL I}'"e r( sS..,. .;3b S'EC '. THE Anc161TECTIS APPROVAL OF S TtTUTIOOS IS MAUDATOItY AHD "IAL AND ICUST BE ONTAIMED IN .,:ITsea n APrt?OYALS'f:'ILL BE. iSBHZ0 IN THE s' aL3 INDICATED. D. i0 SECTiDN ALL REQUESTS FUG, 9..._ e.,a :. INCLUDE SPECIFIC ;a'1s'8JS8 O AI4Y `A 4ANCE APL 1i IEt Ekf�r..sn { i_ 7.. Co s:'ta'-,,.3"%a SHALL REACH THE IF L 1., aRAH OIR OWED FOR a . . 3 i S. L DRUHI DIFFERENCE IN CORI . L`.:.-.. A S AL d y1 <r i,+F C RIRiD NET ARE AND NE FRCE :a4 TUC L. TRHDH }DE r` N L j I L d 7 HDBRH. L '4E LCONCTED NRRF. S:. HHBAI)TRFAD1R OH .. LL Eks 'iw,. , C 2D v, L C,', TO' PID otmnG "D ,..e. 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TO ARTICLE t2e THE COPP i RAc V'OR "a$PA�.i. AI ALL TIMES PRO ? DE FAOT'CCT !ON AGAINST WEATHER, R -AN, W3MO, STORMS, SNOW, FROST, OR HEAT, SO AS TO MAIN (AiN ALL. WORN, 43ATER!.A,t,.S, APPARATUS AND FIXTURES FREE FROM tmJerr OR D;,h4�,.GEd AT THE END OF THE D&7'S WORK, ALA., NEW WORK LIKELY TO SE DAMAGCtl SHALE. NE COVERED* WHEN TOE WHOLE OR PORTION OF THE WORE"•. tS SUSPENDED FOR AN RESON,y EA:CF CON.tiTRACOR SHALL PROPERLY COVER OVER, SECURE AND PROTECT SUCK OF HIS WORK AS °S LIABLE TO SUSTAIN- ;NJttR ' FROM ?,N n CAUSE, dd�4E N AM'ti ROOM i N `"I*E S l O i NG IS USED AS A SHOP, STOREROOMe ETC,, THE CONTRACTOR i4Aac B NG ! E fi£, Of SUCW ROOM w i E.? ec NKL D RESPO* S i BLE rOR tNi FV PA k RS ARISING FROM SUCH USE, ART 1 C!. SxL --T) E r'OLLO D't GON SHALL SE MADE TO ARTICLE tT SMALL SE THE DUTY O: TE SLaf''ER.NTENOar'?4T 10 GIs°E ALL LINES; LEVELS,, ETC., NEEDED D'' Yw£ CONTRACTOR OR OWNER TO FAC EL lTAU THE: OPERATION OF ALL COPSCEF Hg D iN tt. 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DA.oAaz IN Tl4C AMONT or NOT LESS THAN $50,,000 r- i UPPLEMENTA GENERA , COND , i D 9011 SMAtL M r' AAAE TO ART iCCS E F M0 Ey^ COYAA G:; IR•°> M,. .u0: ;Y No $'YCRM N, s3'i.s T•, H1):, f; Yi?. cowo+'¢ON+ A.R— CRAFi 0A KmcLA 0AMA0A, !mii1ES SMOKE OAMA')C.A,,O kS ,.A N)A'..d SM AN Me )CE_; v N a k+ ::;'. h"0 0.51 OWNE,R.. Oa, Ot.,:. R ? 0 , R it`s e ,N - 'AC O4, G E 90^IION ,SNAf..C *. M °s; TO ARTYA, A v `.? O z;P a �' NRS G rtOs,, &¢°t MF' C.0heRa>CN AS PRODC0 eF r 9 ->!uY Ee'C7p /�Rf„ �a ,�,_79ON t & 22 CoR<,.def YO PR0T�'.4'F MIS mTERE5'75 4G.c SA INF 5..:MG or NT ..;FNS AeOYE Mr CONTRACT AR!!!T!E;, TO ARrcc.,c 36: N k NA )O. 0 +C PoRcm,Esrs nf.c wONYRACk`OR Short Sukxik. " w� i'; r±`5 PNO'OS4 SC4 a,'! EketFLO, A.vnR E N1 W tMt: ARO„OS' P 5r:A t 8E.. • ART AMC so:. "s0$4MNi OROPOS O SOBCO' tR&C -ORS RNa v. fON OF IC CON RAEY A!!`•' f N:ANGFOF RO'VCP I:fF WR:'F FNG BY Yes` OWNER. MIS P, OF Apr Ci.,,E 39 AN , AAA " 0 1 Aa . t "AS ft stm 4,5 0 ... t . t'.50A .r .:. ,i5r fits ,'t10, N N SS ',Y ,i). 1.. .CJ r' S 7 r r,1 A FOP IA';9 K i tv B3-5 SUPPLEMENTARY GENERAL CONS' T" c ONS CALLY STATCO TO THE CO? TH^AR , ,S `zEQU IRED ron Tf'E PROPER ACCOMNa— DAT ION OF ALL WOR35 or OTHER VRAtES THIS, HOWEVER* DOES ;bo r RELIEVE THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR FROM RESPOI'IS?BIL3T AS STATED A&O•! •: ARTICLE S55. --THE FOLLOWING ADDITION SHIALL. SHE HALF£ TO ARTICLE ON COMPLETION 0r THE WORV, G T SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTId:,C c'OF TO DELIVER TO THE OWNER THE NEW CONSTRUCTION BROOM —CLEAN W hDO'!JS '•.d'ASHED .HO READY FOR OCCUPANCY. .3,PECPAL CLEANING BESDZS Tt4E GENERAL GROOM CLEANING, THE CON— TRACTOR SHALL DO THE FOLLOWING NG SPECIAL CLEANING FOR ALL TRADES AT COMPLETION OF WORN: CL : .6 ! PJG OF ALL HEN PA I NTEDt DECORATED, AND STA ?DEED WORN — THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REMOVE AU. MARKS,, STAINS, FINGERPRINTS, AND OTC ER SOIL OR DIRT PROM ALL MEW PAINTED, DECORATED AND STAINED WORN. REMOVING ING OF ALL TEMPORARY PROTECTIONS -- CONTRACTOR SHALL REMOVE AL TEMPORAR ROTECTION$ AID SNALi. CLEAN AND/OR POLISH AS i+iCCES— S RY A+-. 5UNFACES THUS EXPOSED, CL E .N I NG SAND .FOL c SH 11G OF ALL NEW HARDWARE — THE CONTRACTOR S4£ALL CLEAN AND POLISH ALL NEW HARDWARE FOR ALL TRADES,, THIS IS SHALL I N— CH.R?E REMO'aA OF ALL STAINS, DUST, DIRT, PAINT RFC UPON COM— ,! KARLINi 0f ALL NH<',_F IY7JRE.S, AN E„iMPMENY fHE CONTRACTOR OR SMALL CLEAN A.4.. NEW FIXTURES AND EQO x PMEN ; , REMOVi, NG ALL S TA NS,: PAINT,, DIRT IIto'. DO`;iTe i.LE,s ey iota U.,11,C?0RS ` THE CONTRACTOR SHALT, SWEEP CEAN q _AFFECTED ,p .^_ .-_„,•�.},��.�,,. WO •THIS y� qe r y� q REMOVE �a �,A{t AL tR� u.. OO EP iS F [f EC F E :!' B! aiOR0c UNDER E'YY I �7 CONTRACT r� NO SHA I R la�i PtO tq E J'4 l: L STAINS, DUST, .DIRT, PAINT, ETC. �`i3a @Cl.ir $-�OMsT':tI43 !CFA Q CE --IT SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBIi.?TY OF R'NC GENERAL CONT ACTOR TO F•ROV DE A TEMPORARY DVI Orbs FOR R{IS OWN FIELD OFFCE WITH A y>COuATE SPACE. THE GENERAL ':,O N'If2#1C TOR .MAv aROY I DE AI4Y ADDITIONAL TEMPORARY BUILDINGS 4E MA^,' NEED. PLUMBING, HEATING ArGO ELkCTRICA[. CONTRACTORS ORS MAY ERECT 1EMPOF2AR UIL,DcNGS THE 'a° MAT NEED FOR STORAGE OF MATERIALS, O r,CE SPACE, ETC., O€?MAY MAKE ARRAN^E•:9r s': TS WITH THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR FORRENTAL or SPACE W ; rM N N;3 kiU LD I NGe ARTICE E 360 --TEMPORARY O I1_ET—,.TFIPORAfH°H' TOLET C I h ?TIES SHALL aE PROVIDED ST THE CONTRACTOR. ON COMPLETION OF THE WORt? THE Y TMPOFdART VAULT SHALL BE STERILIZED AND COMPLETELY F TILED. 53-6. 'SUPPLEMENTARY GENERAL COND Y T tONS r-iB,' .4s:.�.. , pf'...-.-UA.RANT T"..W RRANTT.•'— HE CONTRACTOR SHALL GUARANTEE TV AL WORK U 'hE Zr4.,' CONTRACT `:.f E FREE FROM DEFECYS, Cr MATERIAL,, WO RNMANSH H AND OR .RAT ION OR sl PEROD or ONE ' ;5 YEAR FROM NE; DATE OF • F 1 NAL COMPLET BON AND ACCEPTANCE AS DE 1 NED BY THE DATE 07 r aNA1,. eaA?'KEI`STo HE SHALL FURTHER AGREE THAT AE Wif...t•s AT H S OWN EXPENSE, REPAIR AND REPLACE ALL SUCH DEF'ECTiVCE z9ORc t -if HC1YC BECOMES i Er EC f VE DLCR 1MG THE T ERI- 07 THE GUARANTEE, fAT C. $62-'''SPEC."F C,A''1ON D°V ISIONS-•-'FOR CONY'FN IENCE OF REFER_. EMC AND TO rAC II-. 1TATET1E .LF.TT(NO OF CONTRACTS AND SUBCONTRAC TSp 'at'ESE SF'ECIF1C3y.aONS AR SEPARATED INY'o ?S`C';'rD SEc'1T$ONS AND P.R7S:, S DCH SE?AARA7 tO,NS MA.i. MOT, r OWEVEtig t?F ERA E -O Mf.KE THE ARCX TE i AN ARp k R TO ES`8'&SL tSti LIMITS TO "rur COYS SETWEE11; ..tiiE CON- TRACTOR A'U SVOCONTRAC TQRS R' .'c,.C $63.. .,';oa" S R4r 'ON AREA --THE .,0N1R C;OR SHALL C0NriNE HIS ACTIVITIES YO SHE .AREA 1FSO1C,o5"tEi3 ON THE .DRAvN S tAx— iifr AMOt!F!T OF.IME CONTRACT PR10E OR 0'D S. SMALL, 1MCLUE t.0L.OP.ADO SALES TAX TO BE PAID ON ALL P.cA T isE3' !,.S AV �e .tx Pn1..:i .Stf' MCROitRPOR.rS� (ED AND ! USE E.. 1N CONS�T'gRUCgTniONyryor '��M1 •E �'h�Qh'\iR• R4.Qt I:S•iY'..D S.f �' Kt CONTRACT DoCL MEA^s ALL S DCONJRAc 9'QRS A4O ;fUPPLfE S SHALL 'E3fLL TO THE CONTRACTOR SUCK SALES. TA AS A LEARL':' t3 sc RiI1L.E 1 Eis 70 FACILITATE THE E.ONtRACTOR1S rCEPNl; SUCK AS A S P�,.RAT !TEM OF EXPENSE ON KS RECORDS, r'Oec sE .F „: ST iti O .ZR, k.+E, CONYRr.Ci'OR S,TAA,r iunN1s0a [N Ox; t CATE TO T -E AR^ 1TEC'r E 1 . 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A311 PERFORMANCE BOND KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: that (Here insert name and addressor legal title of Contractor) as Principal, hereinafter called Contractor, and, (Here insert the legal title and address of Surety) as Surety, hereinafter called Surety, are held and firmly bound unto (Name and address or legal title of Owner) as Obligee, hereinafter called Owner, in the amount of Dollars ($ ), for the payment whereof Contractor and Surety bind themselves,their heirs, executors, administrators, suc- cessors and assigns, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents. WHEREAS, Contractor has by written agreement dated 19 , entered into a contract with Owner for in accordance with drawings and specifications prepared by (Here insert full name, title and address) which contract is by reference made a part hereof, and is hereinafter referred to as the Contract. S PERFORMANCE/LABOR-MATERIAL BOND AIA DOC. A811 SEPT. 1968 ED. FOUR PAGES ® 1968 The American Institute of Architects PAGE 1 1736 New York Ave N.W.. Washington, D. C. NOW, THEREFORE, THE CONDITION OF THIS OBLIGATION 1S such that, if Contractor shall promptly and faithfully perform said Contract, then this obligation shall be null and void; otherwise it shall remain in full force and effect. The Surety hereby waives notice of any alteration or extension of time made by the Owner. Whenever Contractor shall be, and declared by Owner to be in default under the Contract, the Owner having performed Owner's obligations thereunder, the Surety may promptly remedy the default, or shall promptly 1) Complete the Contract in accordance with its terms and conditions, or 2) Obtain a bid or bids for submission to Owner for completing the Contract in accordance with its terms and conditions, and upon determination by Owner and Surety of the lowest responsible bidder, arrange for a contract between such bidder and Owner, and make available as work progresses (even though there should be a default or a succession of defaults under the con- tract or contracts of completion arranged under this Signed and sealed this IN THE PRESENCE OF: paragraph) sufficient funds to pay the cost of com- pletion less the balance of the contract price; but not exceeding, including other costs and damages for which the Surety may be liable hereunder, the amount set forth in the first paragraph hereof. The term "balance of the contract price," as used in this paragraph, shall mean the total amount payable by Owner to Contractor under the Contract and any amendments thereto, less the amount properly paid by Owner to Contractor. Any suit under this bond must be instituted before the expiration of two (2) years from the date on which final payment under the contract falls due. No right of action shall accrue on this bond to or for the use of any person or corporation other than the Owner named herein or the heirs, executors, adminis- trators or successors of Owner. day of A.D. 19 (Principal) (Baal) (Title) (Surety) (Sal) (Title) PERFORMANCE/LABOR-MATERIAL BOND FOUR PAGES AIA DOC. A811 SEPT. 1988 ED. PAGE 8 THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS A311 LABOR AND MATERIAL PAYMENT BOND THIS BOND IS. ISSUED SIMULTANEOUSLY WITH PERFORMANCE BOND IN FAVOR OF THE OWNER CONDITIONED ON THE FULL AND FAITHFUL PERFORMANCE OF THE CONTRACT KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: that (Here insert name and address or legal title of Contractor) as Principal, hereinafter called Principal, and, (Here insert the legal title and address of Surety) as Surety, hereinafter called Surety, are held and firmly bound unto (Name and address or legal title of Owner) as Obligee, hereinafter called Owner, for the use and benefit of claimants as hereinbelow defined, in the amount of (Here insert a sum equal to at least one-half of the contract Price) for the payment whereof Principal and Surety bind themselves, their heirs, executors, administrators, suc- cessors and assigns, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents. Dollars ($ ), WHEREAS, Principal has by written agreement dated 19 , entered into a contract with Owner for in accordance with drawings and specifications prepared by (Here insert full name, title and address) which contract is by reference made a part hereof, and is hereinafter referred to as the Contract. PERFORMANCE/LABOR-MATERIAL BOND FOUR PAGES AIA DOC. A811 SEPT. 1968 ED. PAGE 8 NOW, THEREFORE, THE CONDITION OF THIS OBLIGATION is such that, if Principal shall promptly make payment to all claimants as hereinafter defined, for all labor and material used or reasonably required for use in the performance of the Contract, then this obligation shall be void; otherwise it shall remain in full force and effect, subject, however, to the following conditions: 1. A claimant is defined as one having a direct con- tract with the Principal or with a subcontractor of the Principal for labor, material, or both, used or reason- ably required for use in the performance of the contract, labor and material being construed to include that part of water, gas, power, light, heat, oil, gasoline, telephone service or rental of equipment directly applicable to the Contract. 2. The above named Principal and Surety hereby jointly and severally agree with the Owner that every claimant as herein defined, who has not been paid in full before the expiration of a period of ninety (90) days after the date on which the last of such claimant's work or labor was done or performed, or materials were furnished by such claimant, may sue on this bond for the use of such claimant, prosecute the suit to final judgment for such sum or sums as may be justly due claimant, and have execution thereon. The Owner shall not be liable for the payment of any costs or expenses of any such suit. 3. No suit or action shall be commenced hereunder by any claimant: a) Unless claimant, other than one having a direct contract with the Principal, shall have given written notice to any two of the following: The Principal, the Owner, or the Surety above named, within ninety (90) days after such claimant did or performed the last of the work or labor, or furnished the last of the materials for which said claim is made, stating with substantial Signed and sealed this IN THE PRESENCE OF: accuracy the amount claimed and the name of the party to whom the materials were furnished, or for whom the work or labor was done or performed. Such notice shall be served by mailing the same by registered mail or certified mail, postage prepaid, in an envelope ad- dressed to the Principal, Owner or Surety, at any place where an office is regularly maintained for the trans- action of business, or served in any manner in which legal process may be served in the state in which the aforesaid project is located, save that such service need not be made by a public officer. b) After the expiration of one (1) year following the date on which Principal ceased work on said Contract, it being understood, however, that if any limitation em- bodied in this bond is prohibited by any law controlling the construction hereof such limitation shall be deemed to be amended so as to be equal to the minimum period of limitation permitted by such law. c) Other than in a state court of competent jurisdiction in and for the county or other political subdivision of the state in which the project, or any part thereof, is situated, or in the United States District Court for the district in which the project, or any part thereof, is situated, and not elsewhere. 4. The amount of this bond shall be reduced by and to the extent of any payment or payments made in good faith hereunder, inclusive of the payment by Surety of mechanics' liens which may be filed of record against said improvement, whether or not claim for the amount of such lien be presented under and against this bond. day of A.D. 19 (Principal) (Sal) (Title) (Surety) (Sal) (Title) PERFORMANCE/LABOR-MATERIAL BOND FOUR PAGES AIA DOC. ASII SEPT. 1948 ED. PAGE 4 .1 1 O : FROM SUBJECT: TAX PA MEN S, . o '' u :1NOERSG{tirJ A SECTION S 1' CONTRACTOR'S S ! A r EME NT OF TAX Y E 'e FORM ..,� ... f R Pry * . t }TTLEA se mie,nnsellteelSes OF CREST CERTIFY THAT SAID CONTRACTOR HAS PAI K E S `.•A M O' _..., �....a.. ._...x..._ F O fi �........ ......_..�n.._....,.:.. SALES TAX, 0 R 1 G THE PER tOT' 5 ROES TO ON TO 'AND:'SLE PAOF'ER T PVRCSASED TO PERFORM ThE CON R,aCT DTWEfEN S,4;I≥A CON'RACTOF: AND. THE B.OARr OF COUNTY COMMISiSri0NER;$v WED COUNTY (REEL E ', COiORAOO3 AND THAT ALL. OF x; 112 PROPERTY WAS 5tnL's INTO • THE ADDITION "i0 Wk;iD E`>OE.,NTi L F'R R°f AT GREELE}f1, COLORADO, WRRCA IS OWNED SY SAID BOAR`:? or C0NT COMMISSIONERS. BOOKS, RECORDS, AND OTCER'St1BS`YA►ir1/!'E'lItEG`k�aDKNCF of PAYMENT OF HE TAX: 4ND '"ATED t@ER sNA ARE LOCATED AT _ tiA.nftS R tr-I "1') (ST . C ) STATE OF COLORADO COUNTY OF T E FORE ao I NG ! NSTRUM NT WAS AGNOWEDSED 1 Er ORC ME TMIS S rORPORAit IO4 P9': 0:-M ; SS >ON EXP f LS • POW i, . lE>!:$ $ m 4 ANTE 0? E 4 Ai. SEAL. CLCONsRA:CTOR.1 Osisassessess, or," .1. 00 OS! AR}AW:MjTECT'S CE e,T i rI CA 1 ; .;=iii Et? 33" :'TT TEAT T K. YRO"PE.RYY ON C YA x =t.As CCN pA O sAS iM FACT r,.yy€ Oe;'#C't w?i0 9? E PROPERTY RTY Of FE BOARD OF COvNT" '._,C#rB.i++,!_S1ON , ,..04#NJ't SAID CONIPACfORf IN ,eC0RDANCE i?ii i i 9p Et i a i Y ;QEtr', OF .k.1E O +SL. R y r' AN i$ Ni x. oW dietvr.<tw er ♦reserees,..'+..V uu33 66-; SECTION 8 - PART 6 SAMPLE APPROVAL MEMORANDUM APPROVAL 'MEMORANDUM AN ADDIJION TO WELD COUNT; LISR,APT GR'Et L E 3 , COLORADO To: DATZ edlftutulb FOR THE ABOVE JOB ONLY, THIS OFFICE CONSIDERS THE rotLowiwo sMls- Si17& O.rs(s) TO B. EQUAL TO ORIGINALLY SPECIFIED MATERIALS, tQU P— NENT OR ME136Ais or CONSTRUCTION INSOFAR AS GENERA+. QUALITY, WORK. MANSIP ANA FUNCTION ARE: CONCERNED ALL NORMAL OR SPECIAL. RE" QuatREMF.NT'5 SAM?1$FF_0 5t Tt-E ORIGINALLY SPE4:tFI&:j ITEM(S) MUST ALSO Su MET GY THE APPROVE* ITEMS. DIFFERENCES IN D?MENSlONSk G+SAOES, f'lNIShES, THICFNESSEh AN ° 'OR METHODS OF ASSEMBLY FROM ORIGINALLY SPECIFIED ITEMS WILL NOT 6i: PERMITTED AND ARC NOT APPROVED Si RLASON OF THIS MEMORANDUM EXCEPT WMI:N SPECIrICALLT DROUGHT TO y1Xt; AT ENTIOts OF TE ARCHITECT IN TAE COK>RA^ToR55 OR SUPFL iER"5 WRITTEN R:.O4E$ roR APbROaAt .A C..i. t: G}( ACC`.TAS°... iF€'ER N E C%S RC• p5scR d r z SELOid As g?.X''RA COSI f MCURRt i By ANY CONTRAc oR aP �f tc );, . O IR R tR ' ? :. ' ;. �+ s 7 �: ''( '. ,k ;' ',r A R i • h `' � ��• � s. P g R 4 iF_' a! ( ". {" s Ut s, .,Rt N? t 5 .AF RO. :O •S'i:l.O$!) FROM v j: a M Lt (T VMS i iS'M„.A.i.. D (isiNz Sla Tr CONTRACTOR OR S4►IER .SEEKPNO At7ROvt Ot ThE VOa O,e .?* SUBS',','i.' C'..AUDE •A , NAS8,9 ARCH k TLC . 1; 3Y 33 a c w SECTION C - FARE EXCAVATION AND S CTE ?REPARATION ; 0 WORK Nc1.. U D --T n S CONTRACTOR SXAL L RN t sN ALL.. LABOR A.N1) MATERIALS TO O 4PL fETE" .=.t,4. EXCAYAT iON, r LL t4G, GRADING, AND PR P- RATION or 1'i£`:, S1TE frS 5�?M+IA ON YFtF. O!!AWlAG$p h4.*.Rk 4iv SCC)74E (?R i3G 14 � AS t-"iel a: A. ST,,T R:EQ4#. REO GRAnE STA E 04R D5 .67 THE ARCNtTEcT, S. EXCA'#ANTE AS tNDICATEn FOR Al FOOTINGS, FOU D,ATtONSy N.rEATUIG DUC"yy1S, rlEryTCy:, �g �y y d} ��p TO p�yy p C GENERA !EXCA'A•J tOts t OR A7.04e3 CENT TO bU II.DYNG GRA4 off, LINES A:RO) LV“LS AS fMHHCATED FOR T4'E FOUIC'AT?O4$, SL.ASS, ETC. De GENERAL EXTER 2OR GRR,Di Q; C x7?NG„ M r 9.L PNG REQUIRED [' AS S094% 0% 7X PR< i'tRs 5 E G EMr. .T CR i't. TO 500—daRAD S ;NTe?# GOF.! f XTtRIOR L0NC. ETN AS t1'+tOtCATfD - F. FAOTt:. 10N ;RGA tNST 13 �€AG or ALL $4RVs5.W TREES, ROAOi,. W 4KS AND OTLtR WORK T}fAY ?S TO RMA?N iN PLACE G, WATER 5h. L sK U (:RTED At!t'/QR i fifty t':.O OUT OF THE EXC.A— r.T IONS kIN lL COMPLET IO1ti or SAM ; Ntt UM 11 THE EOPNflAT !ON WATERPROO! 4.NG IS C.Obt 't 7Op H. 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E41AYER 9.:ik OM THE SURFACE r, MATERIAL SR L SC SPREAD DV APPROVED ANznoxJm“rL7 NOR1ZONeh, $ PCR'"s.. • rm£.SF. a "LRTom' Sa{4 'R4Oi :*s ORr TEAR 6" IN TN 4NES5 ACI,CR. COMPACTION° tLN, SMALi. SE ICON, s.t"PED S 90% Or s4G:.Xd99UN DC NSifl AT OP`::MUM sOiSTURE. MATPiC _ iX EACH L9`LR a9 R(;INR COMPACTED SY ROCLS`RC5 CONTAIN H- AMOUNT O rOISFURE 'REQUIRED FOR OPTIMUM COS4—. FACTION. WPCP IDE MOISTURE COSiiE'NT AND CON`4"i IOSN OE EAC,s LACE) IS DATISPACTORY Y 55TH_- PE COMP.C"PED ;3743 4 To 6 PASSES Or A VAND'E.R TTPr RO, ALR ti S ! F }: >r-S9`tYO'i'� AS RfQV N REO. Wr tC'Ki Ot THE' RCLLrP;.S 'rl171 DA4, &STY!A SNAIL NOT ES :E LESS YEA14 10OOA/L! OS ;tRu<'t4, COMPACTON Or SAND AND GRAVEL Si111 SE AS FOLLOWS: '.# fERIAC SXAL.C SE COMPACTED H% 6" CAT RS t., E.4EASURED AFTER COMPACTSOSat) 9S`8 t;PYR'w'r__tt;R TTPr ERASION OR PNEUMATIC ROLLER. R.. 'fiiw, RE AT AE. ORE fltOSITT cr irKr COMPACTED MATERIAL SEAAL sr Ed63'r LESS 'NKA N 70% As OCY.;ERMH-t r EVE STANDARD BURPAO Otr NEC .AMAI OR "R''F k ,I;T DENS1S 7 TEST ICON•COR₹;.SION— ) SS FvR.P.r 1M-kH S"ii So t.s" . TONI A SSPrEIPIED SNA.Lt S.C 84ADt` SY N A•?NRC ,.,A PO iT it ID`S" Tula F.R?t:. r f o do sS is AD 06', C" YN( 6.e :4' !:. °..YOSr Cip1 nKE IS "•N O"- s: r jet :p!' 7.u,y FHi $ S TX a.,, '' 40 ° f..7 'A! `�+, I r S x.C, t"O "' C p _ ' ii F. Ft I W S ! � :b 1..N sip , a,1i v.r TES r N �Oe.a�R .,hC ,.. 'tTR. ! R t ARA N".S DEEM PREPARED AS Sv � ANfl CORER WI!tY C.O':R "..r•a : '^� f,•( , .... 0 6:: AS c', 91.E 1 ! ::^;e ry 4 TIE DRAWINGS AS TO TOE Vi q gv n\, F:s ys ,r w fl' t LT C N• Se;. ':. PG 5CQ11 ?. PA'- W7S,o 7'0 SOMEONE eyP`I U! ,AN ADP SNAL DE APPROVED s a' :SNOWS,! ON PLANS. No 2" ! i' fZ t .. (�. ¢ O 71 J4 C? Y e 7 4i +, ;Y A7 TE ry MICE C, e • 33 EXC:A.YAY ON ND SITE P EPARA. !oP THE I{0iz,S $NA L, St DRILLED TO FIRM 3EAc1UNG AS ,NA/CATED 0% THE STRVCTURAr. dR ,td'i J D ': AND TOE D SAVE {CRS SRA t. SE EQUAL TO THOSE IFtOICATEO. DE* ≥d$ SMO „I ON PLANS AR f04 EST BHA` ]NG PURPOSES l EMOYAS? . S EF;L CASINGS MAT RE USED Al TOE OPTION OF `(KC CON— TRACTOR IF iNST OIL)TY or THE 9so't. REQUIRCS S.bML. AIL LOOSE DIRT AND, DEBRIS SEAL t BE REMOVED' ANC THE CAISSON MOLES .EFT CLEAN PRIOR TO PLACING CO A SBETF, ALL CAISSON HOLES SRAM_ t. RE INSPECTED BY TOE ARCHITECT PR;OR TO YM1; PLACING OF CONCRETE. TH'E SO'L IN/E'S IGATION REPORT SHOWNO SO 'Y CLASSIFICATIONS 7S ON ;= oLE fR IRE ARCHITECT'S TECT'S 07 ICE ron INSPECTION. 1-4,S d, ON 1AC JOR SHAi..'L KEEP s. LOG SRO'w NG ALL PERTINENT ATA co CLRN1NG EAC"< DR?t.ED PIER. SA. :'D LOG SHALL OE YERiFlt, 3r 1R ARCH?TECTo REFER YO THE PROPOSAL FORM FOR THE UNIT PRICES REQU?RE0. 6. EXCAVATIOdd---At?. EXCAYATIQNS SMALL SC MADE TO THE PROPER DEPTH WITH THE PROPER A.e.LOWANCE MADE FOR f' I LL y FLOOR SLABS, ETC EXCAYAT IONS SMALL EXTEND A SUFFICIENT DISTANCE BEYOND ALL CON— STRUCTION TO ALLOW FOR FORMS AND SERV A.C ESa No a NK WALLS W i r. L LSE PERMITTED. WMfERE EXCAYAT IONS FOR FOUNDATIONS OR FOOTINGS ARE CUT BELOW THE ^ERIMS rNi?ICATED, CRUSHED ROCK OR CONCRETE SHALL SE USED TO FILL 70 PRO�°> R i.EYEL (EXCEPT DRbi.LiED P?ERS)o 7., ►JACKF 5 L!.•--BACkF I LI, ONLY ASTER ALL, TRASH, DEBRIS AND OROAN 3C OR FOREiGN MATER@ I tL HAS DEtV REMOVED FROM THE EXCAYAT lONo FILL ?n?ATER— ,Ai. SHALL DE AS S?ECL IED ABOVE. QACKFILL MATERIAL SYAiL SE COM— PACTED AS SPECiFID l.MOVE WREN IT lS POSSIBLE TO USE A RO1..1_ER, OTTER AREAS ShyALL E CO FRCTED ?tr LA, RS WITH MOISTURE ADDED AS REQtI;i2ED ARO'`f:E'w).T.R A HAN on TRA.CTOP—ORER&TEO fcCCIEJi.INICAL TAMPER SU I TARL 70 f+K ;z AR.C H I T7C T AL I. w.k.t_;, S OR GR.A.OE BEAMS L 1 fi.I!bL E TO S..t DISTURBED 8Y BACKF"tt IMGe ROL1NG, OR TAt43°?NG SHALL BC R' EQUA ELT SHORED AND BRACED. f 4O CASE SMALL SACKFlLLING 8E DONE ON 'aA-. .. OR GRAnE SEAMS JNYtt.. THE CONCRETE HAS a tx IN PLACE AT LiAS' 7 DAT'S. EXrER1OR CONCRETE GRADE :REAMS RETAINING COMPACTCU SLAB FILL. SNtALi. BE SuPPcRYEC7 ON THE EXTERIOR SCE BY BUILDING OF AN EARTH BERM Sd",isUL7AN OSIT WITH THE RTFRiOR FILL, AND STR:iPRING IT AWAT AFTER C013PA,.7 iON OF Ttit SA ! FitE, b PR.tCAUT rO4S SHA,I.L RE TAKEN AGAINST WETTING OV rOuNDAT,'ON S0?L DURING OR ArYrR CONSTRVC r �OM, ANY ADDITIONAL 'F' "• U. : A 4 ER JAL OR D I SROSAL OR SURPLUS EXCAVATED A^..G.TERIAR;.. !!TILL BE }TCMOYEOR rURYiSHCO Bi Y!{.i5 CONTRACTOR. 8. GSPA.'•1),Yr-....FINI3S;MtED" GRADES SMALL DE BROUGHT TO GRADE LINES dN— DICAT'E[D ON THE FRAWINOS. ALL r !�. � t, ROCKS C K .� a �t' .t . lti RC REMOVED A, Np r VILED WHERE DIRECTED. AN' M CCCS OR A S ACTORa DIRT OR ROCKS SMALL 13I: REMOVED FROM ry ; S ? j,''f 'ST THJS CONTRACTOR i a33 CI -4 EXCAVA T! ON A N C S "E PREPA RA t ON 9 HEAT NG 00c": --Tai?s CONTRACTOR SiHAU. PERFORM ALL EXCATAT TON AND M .Cz,;w PL.L #NG :Ui' THE NEA !NG DtJC `<'S UNDER THE SLABS 4adH W SMAS..., BE PER ORM,ED U.NS yR THZ O RECI ION or HE 3i :AT SNG S4JFBCONfl c jOR t(L CUARANT" — ARRANT --TN 3 S CONTRAT T'OR SEAL !., AND HERESY DOGS WARRANT AND TKE.GENKRAt CONTRACTOR S1S31:.;. AND Y ST5_al DOFFS +UARAWYZ.. THAT ALL WORK EXECUTED UNDER TXi S FART 14,L SE F'RE•E FROM YSEFEr fs O'r WATERaALS AND BiPaaRiSRA;T%$C{fP FOR A pER;O, or ONE YEAR FROM TH% DA;F. OF THE F':!NAL CERTIV)CJ.TE, A.OOY'E PAR7aEs FVRTHER AGREE THAT THEY W L4,, AT THER OWN EX- PENSE, REAR AND REPLACE ALL. SUCH t1EEECTM1E WORK, AND AFL OTHER WORK DAMAGED THEREBY, WHCO SECOMES DEFECTIVE; DURING TXE ERf'4 O THE GARANT7 RRANT . TH , 5 GUARAKT -WARRANTY DOES NOT APP .1 TO DEFECTS CAUSE:? THE FAILURE OF TFf WORK OF OTHERSA 1r SUCK E- F'ECT'S WERE ;NPCSSUR1 E•d0 TECi AT Y'RE OF TYE EXA UNATtON O.Or TAE YORK OF THE O' rns S Lc. SEGikON - PART CONCRETE WORN ascvJ �t ++—•'y7la`a ti: G:4BtI A4'."a'+7t''.' `'nt{-f4L' :RR's aR ALL LABOR, AATERIAL AND. C'7„S a4'Lf„w:S;SARs COa 'e HZ .O..c 3ON OF ALL CONCRE3'E %JORK,, AS NOll ON THE ORAw NGSp KCRt".S+!' sptcrgo4 OR SOTH, A`r FoLLowS: A0 B.. C" Co L0 fv MNOM ALL FORMS FOR CONCORTE° AL', F00flNGS AND FO RDATION WALLS INCLUDING DRILLED P:!EES,, IPlstALLABION or ITEMS RHUEDOED IN CONCR"E7:E° 'a4$TALLAT 0•N OR ALL FRAMING, SLOCKINS, SLE4.VE$ # 94SEP7Sp ANCRORS, ETC 0 A: FURNISHED DT O7i₹ER TRADES„ ENCAS`PEcn or REAT.KG D'UCYS WITH CONCRE?U;,; ALL RLATFORMS5, STE S, SLASS 3N GRADE, RCTAIN?NS WALLS, ETC, ALL AN;U? EXYERAOR GLASS ON GRADE, ➢�`�'d. Cs .J:B'4rORCE.mCit'!f 1NCi.UDRNG WELDED W:RE E_FAms:ow 40M7 W tR ALS iNELQDlWG PERH4EBER SNSULAUONL AND ALL OTN R WORM ! ES4Frq OR REASONABLY "NC JDEN,.'AL O t t s PARTQ MRirt SMALL CONFORM -TO THE US ' Nm tia ,� �r,+oM TYPF ER OSER LA UM WR .n r'm„Av-! �➢'i 4 , AC ALL 7S OR 0CyC AC r YERMALS MML .IF•'. SIMAL NON LAROR IMAM . C3;.0 SPARrNG 's..'.!.rh: RC Bv<C'r CC !,MC i i H33 CONCRETE WELDED STEEL. WIRE REINFORCING MESH StfaAI.0., RE QIN ACCORDANCE N 'e't+ T5;•E "STf4NNARO SIr1CIr;CATIO°s`} Of TXE 3;WCiET•M„s, LATEST EDITION.. REINFORCEMENT SHALL at 0k SIZES AS SHOWN 1k1D LOCATED AS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS. CoNK;. E1 E GIi:I .t, t'F ,_"'OONC 3E•I'E ShA 4.. HAVE A Ri i N S 4UM 28 —DAY COM— PRESSION STRENGTH OF 300O PS, EXCEPT SLABS ON GRADE SHALL HAVE 28 tDAT COICEr RESS i0 S S'I'ttENtoT!I 'OF 2500 PS . MIXING, PLACING, PO6tR INO, REINFORCING ANN CONSTR?.ETION !RETAILS SHALL DE IN ACCORDANCE idsTD. 7 t AMERICAN CONCRETE INSTITUTE'S "BUILDING CODE REQUIREMENTS tOR REINFORCED CONCRETE" (AC.- 3'8-51)0 IF READY MIXED. CONCRETE 12. USED, IT SHALE CONFORM TO TIE STANDARD SPECIFICATION FOR READY MIXED CONCRETE, A.S.T..►`AL., C-94, LATEST I T ION0 CONCRETE FILL AROUND HEATING DUCTS MAY BE 2000 PSI. 8.. coNtRE'T •:'oRms--PRO" ICE ALL FORMS REQUIRE FOR THE PROPEP EXECUTION OF ALL CONCRETE WORI'I FORMS SHA L CONFORM TO THE SHAPE, LINES AND DIMENSIONS OF THE MEMBERS AS CALLED FOR OM THE PLANS, AND SHALL OE SUBSTANTIALLY FREE FROM SURVACE DEFECTS, AND SUBSTANTIALLY AND SUFFICIENTLY LIGHT TO PREVENT LEAkAGE Of GROUT AIIii£ MORTAR. FORMS SHALL BE PROPERLY BRACED OR TIED TOGETHER SO AS TO 14AyNTA1N POSITION AND SNARE., A.I.. t:ast INUS AND FOUNDATIONS SHALL SE FORMED4 CONTROL JOINTS TO PERMIT A RE GUEATED CRACK TO FORM SMALL BE FORMED AS DETAILED AND LOCATED W1tERE SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS. PROVIDE AND INSTALL tt'XiItr OR i"X5" CELOTE* "FLEXCELI." PREMOLWED EXPANSION STRIPS AT ALL EDGES OF ALL EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR SLABS NL'4ERE TME'f ABUT WALLS ARV IN SLABS AS IN3DI A'YrD ON TEE DRAWINGS, PROVIDE At,I INSTALL 2f:t36It WIDE 'P'ERi4 TER INSULATION AT ALL EXN 1ER3OU VALES° IRSIA°:A€TIOH-SI?ALL SE "SCORBORD" OR "STY%PIFOAM" AS MkN92Fr:CTt!REI>! ST THE Dow CHEMICAL Coe AND glti+8,1,t. SE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WlTI1 i ANUPACNURCRXS ONSTRUCYIONSa AL COI4Er;ttciE roRTS't-otr Si;ALL BE INSPECTED BY THE AE.CIiITECT PRIOR To ¶g? Pt, is :NG or ;',N;" COA!CR .Y.'t AND THIS CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RE- .SPOS S I B e r OP, t OYI a '7 I EG T.4I' ARC3i I TECT PRIOR 70 PLACEMENT OE IKE 9. k.Y.�.L ,A C.....,L.I+I °.A !..T U x'i• I? E i' 1..,.. ,. C,/ I, fO R 3r O Pt'1. I : L. A ? , t. EQUIPMENT ' O R 111X, SHG M IRARc0it • s; Fs 1;.r r'OWcRF.' L SMALL }3r i:L3:ENED, A±. +. DEBRIS, AV:* AAA 4 T. s $:6Ai 6. DC RC4wo4rD t .aiCrR zNt~ RPAt:FS TO DP '~• LS.r , ..1 ..�.; ,j /(1 l� �� I/ y // �4 yy,f� ry l e ( �q{JJ fit, /� 5 J {! , r c, t G A c !, O 7`: n 'r,T '[ F. F y l:.�y �] i b'I 45� ,i:. 1.. t .Y '} V 1 ;) t,A is 27 r T �: k, T Y A E It C E P r •M' P ERE Y ME Tre.oeyArar t „. Zt ° ' OR o E E D , Ali !:' I' I'. 4; e: r' ; he r°' O R r to g '4 '? . a A L ?. DE 0r•' 'cc OTHER.COATINGS. T IN(.S., C2-1 CONCRETE Y'9St PRO7OFIT!Q $ 07 AGGRECTt 70 c' +.... FOR ANY CONCRETE SNAL SEIC:i A+ T0 PROVIDE A : nxTO E THAT WILL WORK REAT"IUY INTO ALL. COR≥QtR5 AND ANGLES Or TVZ FORMS OUT WITHOUT PERMITTING THE MAT" Ec;1AL5 7O SEGREGATE OR EXCESS rrEe WATER TO COLLECT ON THC SURi 3CL CONCRETE WITH A SLUMP OF itOtC IRAN 5.! S?IALL N.O7 BE PERMITTED, MECHANICAL VIBRATORS MAY RC USED, BUT THEY SHAD. 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OM SS':ON OR ADDITION or CEReA'N CONCRETE If+OR. AS . ESCJ:t"AEA° ;i FkRT A3 OF TKE SPEC tFJCATFONS GUARANTI—WARRANT '_—T SS CONTRACTOR S'A.E .4 AND HERES's ii)0E5 WARRANT A°4O -TNE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHdk,�.L AND HERESY toOE:S S AR— NTEE THAT ACC WORK EXECUTEt UNDER THIS PART W Lt, RE rRE+; PROM DE;rt!E'I S or MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP FOR A PER ;OD 0f ONE VAR PROM THEE:. DATE OF THE r ISA.L CERTIFICATE EHt A OVE PARTIES FURTHER AUREE THAT THEY I7MLs AT THEIR OWN fXPCeSC1 REPAIR ANA^ RFPLACE ALL SUCK DEFZ ;T tvE WOR#, Amn A t.. OTNFR. IC RDAMAGED e'HEREB T . elrq. 'Ct%3 BECOMES DE E C T I VE DUR ; NG TI TERM OF `."1H£: tato R,ITT—WfRRA.NT'•' THIS GUA RANT? ARRANT ror% NOT APPLY TO DE ECYS a. E: sS ,?s S f IF FAILURE of. `i! K WORK OF OIN :R y r SUCR OrFf.CTS WERE a!lyO5*, E TO OE`EEY AT THE TIME of VHE EXAMINATION O1 THE WQR" OF i E OBHERS.. SECT ON C. - PART 3 MASONRY is WORK i?CLUDED —THIS CON nAtTOs SHALL FURNSY AND INS'!A..B, ALL MASON AyS��i AS SHOWN Off! THE DRA,W! Nt. S OR HEREIN SPECIFIED, OR SOTH S YOLLOWSi A. e. c. O. E, ALL BRIK :UIO BLOCK AS INDICATED ON f'R3!:9r! I PSG5 SY MOTES ` Al NATCHiR19 ALL WALL. TIES, AT? REINFORCING :AND i NSTALLA € EON Or S tMt BUILD U ANCHORS, C11 :RS„ LINTELS, BOLTS, FRAMES; rL $6f INGS SLEEVES, ETC, AS PROVIDED 8T THE OTHER TRADES° CAVITY FILL INSULATION o SILL tL6eSsINGo Aso ALL OTHER YORK NECESSARY OR REASONABLY INCIDENTAL TO THIS PART. 20 DCL?V,ERT, STORAGE AND H NOt.➢NG_—ALL MATERIALS SHALL BE SO DELIVERED, STORED, AND HANDLE* TO PREVENT THE INCLUSION Ox FOREIGN M;,'1•EtT.',:_S ,AND THE DAMAGE O≥+' THE MATERIALS b WATER OR BREAK GE.. P8:tw AGES or T ER .ALS SNOWING EVIDENCE OF WATER R OR OTHER DAMs G SMALL BE REJECTED. ALL TERa &.1 S SHALL BE OF THE RESPECTIVE QUAL i y TES HEREIN aPECiF`tt.a., 3. WATER —WATER SHALL BE CLEAN AND rREE FROM DELCTI:RUOUS MAs,'E I S AND POTABLEa . PORTLAND `.� M:�.NY--` 'ORTL.ANft CEMENT SHALL CONFORM TO THE ST.kND RO SPECtFtCAT;ONS OF fHE .A0a..`f ,°Mo, C"'i5O, TYPE i ; f, LATEST CO t T ?01 5. t i ;r..°.100nA7to iiuE SHA L. CONFORM TO TYE S1NDARV SPECIF;— CATIONS OF THE Aa5.7aMo, C''.6; LATEST EDITION* 6. SSAi<;t--S ND.FOR P€. S.G'RRY.WORD SIA,4, OE'CAP B E'OF DEVELOPING 95% OF TENSILE STRENGTH OF OTT&.isA '$ MDa tT SHALL NOT COOT N, D.CLETER!.OOiS SUrSSTi'At'CEs C CEED$PEG THE roLLowFms kRCENTAGE$: ..0a25 25 or 1% AND t )SN I TE; i% OF CLAY LUMPS; AND i% OF SHALE, ALKALI, COATED GRAINS OR FLAK' P.RTlCLESa MORTAR—ALLNEASUR .MENTS ARE BY YOLI,I1Pro ALL MORTARS SAL WE ° I GHL'} PLASTIC WITH H W.TER I ETENT I V 1 T t a CEMENT LIME E. MORTAR SHALL DE USED THROUGHOUT OM ALL MASO'U Y UNITS AHD SHALL BE i FART PO"n' GL ;t,';t? C.EEAT, 71 PART MME PUTTY AND 4' #Pe, 7S S.4NDu .RE 41XED 4 Sr3NR Cat NEMI MAY Tar USED 's`a' PR lOR APPROVAL OF TIME; ARCHITECT i s 07aTe o ° EDa AL. 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OE ACL'CFTED0 AT ALL FOINYS WHERE OAME OP COLUMNS ARE PURIE0 IN 14L50NRT i>7k LL5e ALL m on vQ}:"S S>G.IT SC sm4 CUT FOR A STRAIeT, PITUMR) m'O NTI A r D TE .“H Y7 S NEXT TO IBC Rwt,a'i OR COLUMNS STALL_ BE RAKEV AND C.AAK 0 GROUT REELS SOLID • DRAv ITc DDAAA ADE yC o ',SALL SAEADADD ^...,LS SMALL DS t, EQUA-'Et.T PF.O.,. SDALL l.. DE riENt” j, FOB rEARIM`_, OF AAA SEAMA A'�I rOf'IE,55 ON THa': AND REAAA z , .^,OR DR0Ur i4 WOOD COLUMNS RD AE EtTALED n« . OR!?.>u:INGS, ,1N.D. .. �°47 •ES E408 AD rSANOFAA TURLU ID n" t:. L, L AFAIDENIDES, PROYDE. WEEP BOLES n FORMER DB E. ., i o 'v,,a n' o C„ I` 9AAE 0'F ALL RAFTI IIT FN 1. 1_1L"__ DAD,T�. .. TO ACCUMULATE 13?D 3 SUIT, I, BE ` J: L C Ii CAN "i, BED . F 0 IT r A e1 WON ABAA at if.-nouGf `" SHE AREA . _ ,O! _'IS DI IDAF, I . ALL ,'J,',". Ft IT r.S AND SOAP DESAD J<,I TKI _ "C use , ,.,� ,O F. RJ, i BE EDEVE EX tl"? SIRO LA DE BADEN RINSED WIT, PE',RR i . 'IT) ,ONLY S .363 C3-4 MASONRY E5 GU ',.WYT—WARRANT7--a4'S ,O`tR ,�.;T�'+irt S.I;..At,t. HERED1 DOES WAR R,3 MT ,e D ThE GENERI t: CONTRACTOR SHALL AN @titRZ37 DOES GUAR-' RAKE YhAT ALL. WORK EXECUTED UNDER THIS P'<.RT WI L E FREE sPOF4 1 Ef r fiS OF MATER ALS ANU ' ORK ANS# :R• FOR A PERIOD or ONE ". EAR FROI'9 THE DATE Of FINAL CEstT YICR.TE. TWE ABOVE PARTIES FURTHER I REE THAT 1YEY WILL, AT ThE dR OWN F;2'£ASS,, RP'AIR AND REPLACE AU. SUCH DEFCC4lYE WORK,, AND ALL OT2{ER WC DAMA�CO THEREBY, VKICH BECOMES DEFECTIVE DURING sew TERN OF THE GOAPANTa--laRRANT`°o THIS G►SARDAl'di1—WARRANTY WILL NOt .APt'k i TO DEFECTS CAUSED B THE FAILURE OF WORK OF OTHERS, IF SUCH DEFECTS WERE II T'O'SS IB1.E TO DETECT AT TIME OF EXAMIN .T lOM Or T E O XERS' WORK STw L' C' STRUCTURAL NHSCINEOS METAR, ..`; O OXOWN Old E P O S S T E R L j OT -ER TRAM 4. O V C R e R EiAfrORu, ,',.58 fr iXCUM,ECi Ac NOTi p S.,.R 4�� Cm 1R C ., wi RTFL p ET'C.. 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ANO ALL OEHE WORK tNaC CSE",R;` OR RE .iONW i..V Ua xiRS PART, ' 0 i C 'CCI' i'i;UC Or €z EUUt4r,P ab` FURNiSVED OE „IC A. ',ts� t W iCK ' N S RU 1.$ VILAMREa L,. CRO CC f£:!1 NO PEAT UNDER ma m,T 40si5JAE0 g^X .. Al frEALE HOT r ouma AVP YHE AO AI A t` @..QR C 3AAIA :C"..4S -vT R i. C Ii d O 8 S.,> S 1 N.CCS a' CC I! !G M ROUGH 'AP C 3XAL 35. KOMMERCIAL GRAD? 5 SXJ,SDAS00 N5,?R. {NG STRIP% SHILL BE COHMERC }AR, GRADE ANM SPECIES STANDQRO,; 6. LEVELS AKO• DiRENS6O?:Sy SQUARED, id.I4HECny PLUNDER ADO ADEQUATELY BRACED° TH'. SIZES AND itkC{N8 OF AL. ,yOISTS; STUDS, AND OTHER FRA1 NI R4EMUKRS. ER! SOWN ON TKE DRAWINGS, —•-FR9,t-EING SHALL SE: €R;C'P'D TYRVE TO C.KEy As.3.. ?;.NC;°;O C'.c„ T3t,ip DOLTS A.:%f OTHER SU4 RA•A,R I ROW YORK SHOW OR RKQU ST:O TO TROI'CRL1 CARRY OUT THE ra AmiNG WORK ARE TO DE SET OT TK S CONTRACTOR, WHERE, ANCHORS ARE TO SE BUILT INTO MASONRY, .HIS CO'3BE3 C TOE? Si1F L1.• LOCATE SAME FOR MASON FO BUILD E ilo ° kL0cKR r41E CONTRACTOR SHALL EURM1SK AND SET ALL WOOD ₹1LOCKS,, "'LeGs, STR F5,•'ETC,., REQUIRED 1'N SECU'R'ING r{NiSKk0' MORR OF OTHER CONTRACTORS, TO THE OTHER MATERIALS,. 8. Tz 1`0"'.e.4".'s eRAcE�—•'INCS CONTRACTOR SHALL "ROVJDE AND MAINTAIN ALL T ±' NNS REQUIRED FOR ALL DOOR FRAAPES, iL'UCKS. 4:TC c ,.a PP, [�'�iNva •�`51. t.a �a„",, ff SORS '3 ua 40,T to IIPUO1s sH11. 7. 0 t {FO S3 e., Ck:. °cS 1A E�TGt P3,k ii S DOULK STUDS nv L'1 .. nERS a 1+L•CE1i 7''S»e. URS'r; °COM '—rjOOS '1, ckflP(STS OF S SM if AnvH+ i,^ eiV n 7 '' x3N tSI3ZS 101 Olt ESSZThCS •., v IS AC DZ MV V2" S2I,TS .a,v< SMAL 4: E SO.US2 '1 One. SRC IN SYRCT ACC0S F)... S. . 'E. GNAW&iB 4Si ACCOV2SNCE Raa,SS No0 '5, 1833 ROUGH CARPENTRY AND SHALL CONSIST OF STRf;CTURAL GRADE COMBINATIONS TO MEET i ALLOWABLE FIBER STRESS or 2200 F T LARD CONDITION UiMCER SH4LL BE PROPERLY S(ILN DRIED rOf' GLUE i.lk'r'AT:NG :AND MOISTURE CONTENT SHALL NOT EXCEED 16%. GLUES FOR LAMINATING EXTERIOR COLUMNS SKAI,L DE WATERPROOF EXTERIOR TYPE PHENO!L, RESORCINOL OR MELAMINE RES`N GLUES CONFORMING TO MILITARY SPECIFICATIONS MILA-39EB. GLUES FOR LAMINATING INTERIOR COLUMNS ANTh ALL BEAMS SXALL B£ WATER-RESISTANT CASEIN TTPE GLUE, WITH MOLD INHIBITOR, CONFORMING TO rEPERAL SPECIFICATIONS `d -A- i25. ALL COLUMN BASES, 8n ABOVE TPiE COLUMN ENOS, SHALL RE TREATED WITH A DIPPING OF F' ENTAC {� OROPHENNOL WOOD !`RES£RYA? t'iE. Tiic MANUFACTURE OF THE UNITS .SMALL GE IN COMPLETE ACCORDANCE WITH THE LATEST ISSUE OF THE "TIMBER CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS" OF THE AMERICAN NSTI PUT or I MBER "CON$TFiLFC T,ION AND THE "S 'AKDARIb -SPEE i — F'iCATIONS FOR STRUCTURAL GLUED LAMINATED DOUGLAS ,fiR LUMSER" OF THE WcCoL0A0 GRADE SMALL DE "ARCH i i'ECTURAL APPEARANCE"e A COAT OF CND SEALER SHALL BE APPLIED TO ALL 1ENAS, THE FABRICATOR St PROVIDE ALL NECESSARY HARDWARE AND METAL Sg{4rzs REQUIRED ,'OR ASEP?RL';` kwn ERECTION OF AG. L. •G uED LAMINATED MEM ERS0 SUC METAL r,.rLi. F YE ONE COAT OF SHOP APLIED PAINT Wi H RU'S'T IN'tUI GR° HE F R iA7OR SX ex L URNS SKOP DRAWINGS AND ALt. p 3E ES SHALL r3E WITH A PIECE MARK TO CORRESPOND WITH THE SHOP ikRA fNGS THE FABRICATOR SHALL Arran COMP' 4IE PROTECTION FOR ALL PfE:i4EtE'PS 3�UR tNG TRANNSS S T o -'I(:TECT;014„ANO w,.US!0DIA;_, H ..•gM3S COAT AC.IOR SMALL ERECT AND FNA N NTH:: Id ALL TEMPORARY ENCLOSIR S, ;C, .ItR ! C Ai DES Awn OTMER P.O— ,PTEC'i IE MEASURES NECESSARt AND SMALL ASSURE RESPONSIBLI:T.Y FOR CUSTODIANSHIP or THE BUILDING AND NAINTAINN IT UNDER LOCK .AND SET AS SOON AS IT i.`.i POSSIBLE TO CLOSE NT IRo TNIS CONTRACTOR $NA4,r1: 'ROYIDF' ALt NECESSARY TZ.MPORA'RY NEAT AS NAT' RE REQUUI.RED :FO VOfK IN THE B .ILD; O* ii THE PERMANENT KEATIN* `SYSTEM IS :U$ZO OR !EopsRART I UTING, T}IS..CO.NTRACTOR "ALL OE.'RESPONS3'S'LE rOR DAM,'.: A'GE TO THZ. EOHI?KENT AND :CO.P PLETE CS EAMING of THE NEW DUCTS •Nn .. EQU i PMENT SUS4 T T TO T II£ lENERA'L CONi'` t T I ONNS 1 o GUAR MT' ,F':RAK'EPtrr_..`-}i£S CONTRACTOR SHAY. :: AND HERESY OOCS ` rNtRA C,ONTRACTOR SHALL AND HERESY DOES GUARANTEE f33 C5-4 ROUGH CARPENTRY THAT ALL. WORK EXECUTED UNDER THIS FART WILL BE FREE FROM DEFECTS OF MATERIALS AND WORKMAcNSli i P FOR A. ^'ER IOO Or ONE vEX* FROM THE DATE OF FN4L CERTIFICATEo THE ABOVE PARTICS CS R i {r_R AGREE THAT THEY WIL, AT THEIR OWN EX— PENSE, REPAIR AND REPLACE ALL SUCH DEFECTIVE WORK, AND ALL• OTHER WORK DAMAGED THEREBY, WHICH BECOMES DEFECTIVE DURING ?C TERM OF TIU GUARANTaWA.RRAKTy THIS GUARANTT—w.RRANTY WILL NOT APPLY TO DEFECTS CAUSE= ST TA{E FAILURE OF WORE OF OTHERS, IF SUCH DEFECTS WERE IM?OSSIB TO {:zTCT AT THE TIME OF .EXA INATAON OF THE OTHERS' WORM, 06-$ SECTi0N9 C - PART 6 R00FNG AND SHEET METAL. WORfOTRaCFOR SK i.r FURNISH ALL ',.. 3OR AND MATER— IALS TO COMPLETE AL ROOFING AND SWEET M IAR., WORK seoles ON 'NT DRAW— NGSp HEREIN S?l;_Ce EO OR `dOT, AS fO4,.0itiS: ALL ROOFS AND FAORiC FLASF INGS ROOFED AND FLASHED W H A GRAVEL COATED 511 w., T —l' RooP. ALL SHEETMETAL FRWFqA AND GRAVE.. SPOP WORT I NCLUD NS REMOVAL AND RrJSE 0 EY,1SY; 8NG AS SHOWN OM THE DRAWINGS. :, WATERPROOFING Or L BELOW GRE OUTSIDE SURFACES OF GRADE SEAN'S AND f'Oa�NDAT ION WALLS. 0, AND ALL. O'TNER YORK NEC ESSAR ' OR REASON1S,HNC ! DENTL TO THIS PART. 2. WORK Dohg BY OTHERS --ALL SHEET METAL FLASHING FOR CURBS FOR ROOF VENTS, ROOT FANS, AND ALL VENT FLASHING SHALL BE BT THE ME- CHANICA1. CONTRACTOR. 3. WATERPROOFING -'THE EXTERIOR SURFACES IMPICATED ABOVE SHALL RECEIYC ONE ( ) COAT 0f BARRETY',$ "CARSO ?TA" AND ONE (i) COAT or "S kCIFICATION" PITON. CLEAN ALL DIRT, LOOSE MORTAR AND CEMENT FROM SURFACES BEFORE WATERPROO#..4* APPLY PITCH EVENLY, NO CRACKS OR BLISTERS WILL RE PERM I TTE:b'A 4. �:.RS3I R N AND GRATCL $TOPS. --CL E. N o REPA tR,, AND PEDSR EX!ST' 1i' GRAVEL STOPS AS POSSIBLE. AFTER FL1S ,ra � OF ROOFING ARE IN PLACE .PROVIDE AND INSTALL 26 GA, GE O GfAYZL STOPS TO MATCH EXISTING. LEAD FLASHING FOR PLUMB 1 tdS VENTS SHALL SE FURNISHED Bf THE PLUF. S f 7NG CONTRACTOR. GRAVEL STOPS SHALL BE FORMED AND SHAPED WITH NAILING EVERT 3" O CENTER UNDER FELTS ONLY, FLAT SEARS SHALL SE PROVIDED AT EACH LAP AND SHALL SE SOLDERED WITH 50-50 LEAD AND TiN. FLAT EXPANSION JOINTS SHALL SE PROViOED 24'-0" OC, MAXIMUM. SUCH JOINTS SHALL RE SET 1R A PULL BED OF MASflC WITH A 4n LAP. 5, Roo.R:IN.E ,TK Is ROOF SMALL. SEE EQUIVALENT TO "BARRETT" BPEC If I — CAT loN NOD , TYPE A4 PLY. ALt MATERIAL SHALL SE EQUAL TO nSPEL"IFICATION" MATERIALS,�ARRE711 ALL •OEFEC Ts 1m SURFACES PREPARED BY' OOYHER TRADER TO . REC E: tYt .Ou I L T UP ROO?tllfi. SHALL BE REPORTO TO 1I E ARCHItE,tt # y` VRIT.NG, THE ARCH I E' T '6U L L CAUSE AL.L DEPEc'TR. PTO BE Rt1ODl:EOo THE: COMMENCING or WORK N ' TH PS CONtRACl'OP IxoiCIL'I'ES HCS ACCE TA:I$CE OF 7XE SURFACES. ROOFtHG SHALL SC PERFORMED AS FOLL.O$WS: Al.a FELTS SSHA,LL. BE LAID AY RgSN ' ANGLES TO RIDGE LINE. ( I) LA ONE THICKNESS OF SHEATHING Pa pER WEIGH1Ng NOT LE ; TYAM FYE LSSPER f 00 SO o f"T� LAPP %', E cal c,6-2 RO0 NG AND SHEET METq. 5KEETS AY LE:ASI ONE iWCm, "SHOWER" NAILED TO ?000 DECD:. 2) OvEP it 4M RE S AFACE +..AT 2 p,d S O1 ;5 L8o TARREa FELLA LAPPING EACH SHEET 9 INCHES OYER PRECEDING o9.s,", Txr TFO (2) PLIES OF FELT MUST SE TURNED OP AT. WALLS AND VERT'tA PRO,IECTiONSo E&C3f SKEET SHALL SE NAILED 4ON'; THE LOWER EDGE TI4RIJ FLAT METAL. D i SCS ONE ( 3) INCH OR MORE IN DIAMETER AS OFTEN AS NECF5SAR; TO HOLD IN PLACE UNT°L THE REMAINING FELTS R.RE LAID (1.) COAT 7?fE CCNT4RE SURFACE WiTH NOT PITCH,' (4) OVER THE ENTIRE SURFACE: LAY 2 PLIES OF 5 Lee TARRED FELT, 1»AP�NG EACH SHEET 1'9 dNCHES OVER PRECEDING r1'`E, !MOPPING WITH AO? PITCH Tot ci c.t iJ +HC< LAP OiI EACH SHEET SO THAT N NO PLACE SHALL FELT TOUCH.FELT. EACH SKEET SHALL BE NAILED THROUGH FLAT TIN DISCS ONE !NCH OR MORE IN DIAMETER' — NOT LESS THAN 2" NOR 1NORE THAN 6" FROM THE UPPER EDGE AND SNOT MORE, THAN 20n APART. (5) OVER THE ENTIRE SURFACE POUR A IJNFORM COAT!mG OF HOT PITCH, INTO WHICH WHILE HOT, EMBED NOT LESS THAN 400 LBS, OF GRAVEL FOR EACH I00 SQ. FT. GRAVEL SHALL SE FROM e TO in FN 5+ZE, DRY AND FREE ;FROM DIRT,. PARTICULAR CARE SMALL BE TAKM TO ENSURE A PERMANENT, TIGHT SEAL AT INTERSECTIONS or EXIST/NG ROOF A!ND AT ALL GRAVEL, STOPS0 Two t5 Leo FEf.TS 621 WIDE SHA,a,L BE MOPPED INTO PLACE OVER GRAVEL STOPS AFTER THEY ARE INSTALLED OVER THE PLIED or ROOFING, AFTER ALL PLIES ARE, IN PLACE IKE AREA NEAR THE GRAVEL STOIP'S SHALL RECEIVE A SPEC iAL, FLOOD COATING or ITCH 1N ADDITION TO REQN'LAR FLOOD COATING. ROOF F FL T5 SHALL BE LAPPED. INTO EXISTING FELTS AND SMALL SZ LAID 7!/TOUT 9:,+R/�P�Ift((,.pES�-,,r .SSUCXLES, OR AIR POCKETS. No ROOµr NG SKALL er L ,F1. .� 1 DAMP O R I N WET 0 WEATHER. ALL GAVEL 9t SHALL S Z D R J Am D HEATED m COLD .H'EA'TER NOT LESS THAN 25 LSS OF co.ATTAR P e Dfi4 SHALt. SUSED FOR CONSTRUCT 1CDN OF EACH (00 S<1UA,RE FEET OF ROOF SURFACE° PITCH SHALL MOT BE F!s.A7ED OVER 400° r, AND SHALL 3E , 3'P ,C.D TO TH ROOF BETWEEN 350° Fo AND :375' F ROOF LNG WORK Sr'.ALL BE LEANEO G AL DyRTe STA NSp AlMD FOREIGN MATTER UPON COMPLETION ANC LEFT im x'sOO,D COND TIONo SHEET PFEYAB. :CORK SHALL SE CLEANED AND/OR RUDBF.a DOWN AS DfRECT'ED EX ST l NG .AND NEW ROOFING WORK S�uAL.L, SE PROTECTED FROM DAMAGE S,� wORId OF ALL THE TRADES A� +A TN; S COM RACTRR SHALL FURN 1 K PRO7EC F lON ..S 3':k:'+ SE REQUIRED. 6, GUARAENTTi ~WARRANT--TK: R S CONTRACTOR SHALL AND 31ERFS"f DOES WARRANT AHD YHE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SCrALL AND HERESY DOES GUARANTEE THAT ALL WORK y NECVTEID UHO&R THIS PART WILL SE FREE FROR4 DEF'EC'TS DV. `MATER E A:L. AND WORKMItENSHIP U Ot A PER 50D OF ONE YEAR: .ROH I':HAYE 1.NAL :AC10EiPTA,N:CE4 THE A.a0, t ti .S URTM R 'AGREE 7 A? Roo .c G,oa sus L aE 4F'ARANT ' ;D AND V RRAXT,ED OR A IOTA PROD OD F 5 YE`:ARs. ,}r E ARCHITECT SHPAL SE PROV . O r` t'.' ,2) COPIES 4I=' A STANDARD is E ': R ES O N D L33 (7-[ SECT cON C. — PART 7 f e N SH CARPENTRY s o WORK INCr..O,t,D*—'f IS CONTRACTOR SRALL JRNISIb AND ;NS1ALL COMPLETE AL F A I ISKEt Crf.RPENT9iX WORK AS SHOWN ON THE DR&I4iUGS OR HEREIN SPEC IFI DD OR BOTH,, AS rOLObTS: A. WOOD DOORS AS PER DOOR SCHEDULE AND AS SHOWN ON TI DRAWINGS* So WOOD FRAPI COMPLETE FOR WOOD DOOR AS DETAILED* co HNIER IOR AND EXTERIOR TRIM, CEMENT ASBESTOS ROARD At1 PLYWOOD AS DETAILED* D. PAIxTING: BACK PRIME IN T6.E MILL A.L.. WOOD SURFACES TO DE CONCEALED AFTER EREC i 0No E. PRO a DE MID INS SALL ROUGH HARDWARE AS REQUIRED AS roLLO*fS: NAILS, SCREWS, BOLTS AN CONNECTORS* PRO IDT MID INSTALL COPPLE'I"E FINISH 6:ARDWAR£A0 aw CUT AND S IT ALL.. WORK IN THIS PART AS REQUIRED* fir„ t'iOYIVE AND INSTALL MILLWORK ITEMS INCLUDING CASINGS, ETC,, AS DETAILED* X C b ROUGH iasRPEK YR'Y , PART 5 or 'tH ; SPECIFIC 1T IONS AND tN4:t;7OE HEREIN ^..L NAILING AND FURRING StRIPSp GROUNDS, BLOCKING ETC** & L) ALL WOOD NOT INCLUDED IN THAT PART AU WHICH PS REQU I ..irD FOR THE WORK OF THIS PART* jo P,ROv DC AND INSTALL FINISH P7WOOD AND G I SUN RO.ARD WALLS b.ND CE NGSO KPROVIDE AND IPtSTAL.i. ACOa_STIC TILE L,. PROVIDE AND IHST.1ALL WOOD WINDOW FRAMES* Mo CALKING* No ALL FINISH CA.RPENTR`a PATCHING AS REUU REOo 00 APED OTHER WORK FOR :IHE ENTIRE PRO ECT NOT SHOWN Ir's..SEW ERE AS BEING DOF+i'IE, S"+' OTHERS AND INSTALLATION OF MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS EF:1'I:u1S' iEtk BY Oi 4RS0 PO 1dY$I:ARANTY MASa`sUtNTTo 20 MATERIALS INSTALED IN T'US PART AS FURNISHED BY 0aHrRS—'—HIS COE- TRACTOR, SNAa L ACCEPT AND INSTALL COMPLETE ALL. MATERIALS WH CH ''a9I1..i. GE FL1RNs1:ED 2c OTF4 "i TRADrS AS HEREIN S1'.C;EICO t?ND AS FOLLOWS: ,AO B C. RECEIVE, CHECK p $'uO iI AND GE`Y'e RECEIPT FOR AND BE RESPOBAY- SI+SLI FOR MATERIALS necEl'UEF?, ALL ! Yi s or OTHER SECTIONS AND PARTS CALLING Fon 4NSTA9.:- LAT ION BY THIS CONTRACTOR* Ar L 1 TEM:s NOT. SP.E,CG' $CALI.Y..SIIQMN..AS BEING.. I'NSTAU.ID. OTHER S` . C T. I O NN,S O.R , RE'PS .Of T;II I S S R C I F I CA's I O N 0 FHNOSH CARPENTR 3, GRACING FOR LVM8,EP---i U 4 ER HEREIN REFERRED TO SN≥<t,i_ Ci►MtrcalbM 70 • 1TE AMERIr.t LU@SER ST.A..NDARDS,p $IBSPLJFIED PR.KCT`CE CECOMMENI..T;ORS —16, LATEST EDICTION. GRADES SifAI..t. CONFORM TO TXE GRARIN auF_7 o Tx[ m.y:Ntpq'ACTURERIS .aS ORIAT1ON VNDER WHOSE RUES THE LUMBER iS RO— 'UCED. PRO fECT IONRRLUMSER AND OT14ER C1 RPEN U Y M4TEt3 IAt 5 5RAL [ Ot RO— r EcTED AND KEPT UNDER COVER ZOTH IN TRANSIT 4NO Al IKE JOD 5 E. M RiAL SRUL.L NOT DE OEIYEREO UNDULY LONG OErOR€ I'T IS RE v iRED Of t E PROPER CONDUCT OF THE WOR≥f. rif'.`l�SJ�t1N�a. r4A SH S VMSER S,}f?,Li. F.'1r W£I.4.—$E':F,CJ?4Et1 ND K?1 N —DR. 0. GLUE AND FASTENINGS --ALL GLUE iN C.c,3itdET `oRn SHALL "t 0r EST QJALtIfY HOT AN,it4�.L GLUE. SCREWS i.4;"E ERAt;SS! LE tE RO_.ERl CON— CEr=:L!i' ANit COUN7E.i8SUN#L, 7. LUMBER MA.TERSALS--L'UMSER FOR M1L.LWOIK ITEMS INCLUDING EXTERIOR YRIM, EXCEPT $14ERE SELECT Di ERSION L MSER PS CALLED FOR, S;f1,LL DT'. SPEC 6ESv DRHO PtkE GRADE °'67n OR SETTER. W ER , ii,&7ER'4&1 1a EC i` FiZD UNDER SPECIRIC ITEMS f?EREih[;.i"1ER, SUCH SPECIYICATION5 SK.t.L GO'V'ERN. x4F EREVER SELECT DIMENSION LUMBER Ix CAt.LEO FOR ON THE ?LANS IT .SH.A? L RE %ELECT STRUCTURAL DOUGLAS r t R WEST COAST REGION AND S3fL! SC £;S,rFCI LLB PIC'IEO FOR BEING CLEAN, SYR;si+GH' bR!'; FREE or i .+ R5 RRO DEFECTS. CEDAR ( WES'TER# RED) MILIVORK SIDING t".SEWORK AND LIBRARY SHEl,Y 1 NG AND. BETTER K L V A!�_7 BETTER ROUGH (s1s►)cD l c6 A.W. l QUALITY. S '&N13ARCS FOR CUSIOM GRADE CASEWORK Will. PREVAIL. SOL1D STOCK C.F:aE ORK AND CASEWORK DOORS FURRING un r'4i;0v S B rND BTR VERTICAL BRA;N FIR 3/4U N.N. VENEER co13'E 7R Pt,.NEt W I rN EDGES FILLED AND SANDED. No 3 DouL,s r RPAS s l 33 C7-3 F;NYSH CARPENTRY REDWOOD SEAM END'S SHALL SE DIMEN ;, 'ON EART CONSTRUCTION fa WOOD . 80 Asasyog BOARD— ' EPENT ASBESTOS !SOARo rO R SOFT R TS SHALL SE 3,/f " JOHNS -MANVILLE "P r EXBOAR:D" o f NST'r3LL W y, To DNENSION BLOCKING A7 ALL JOINTS. PREDRILL ALL NAIL, HOLES SL G4 7LT LARGER THAN uYfr w,l)Ls uSEDNA('t„ h" CeCo TO A1,i. SACKING llTH SACKING TO RE NOT :g `{cE ss o ' k6ty t „co sI STALL `Es'!TN SL GNiTL r OPEN JOINTS. 9, We 05.1 D00E.5.A'> J WOOD F ?,r r -'40€50 5001 SH, L SE.MADE MA. DE IN ACCORD— ;`•FFrz riTN THE "DOOR ScHE;OULE" AS TO SIZE AND MATERIAL -:S, AND SMALL 0N ORES TO ?DE- A 7._S WHERE SHOWN 0R 40ED ANTERIOR WOOD DOORS S.N;L S£ SOLED CORE UNSEL.ECTED BIRCH AS SCHEDULED AND SHALL BE 4-3/4" TRICK "INSTITUTIONAL" DOOR AS mAND— rACTB,cREA BT ROODIS S P:.'C''rf00O CORP. OR PA I NEE LUMBER CO. r'.D0 i4?l,Ri3' ARE --THIS CoiiTR*LTOR SHALL INSTALL COMPLETELY AL HARDWARE AS s ezn4FLEO ON THE ORA hNGSQ ALL LOCKS SHAL» SE KEYED ALIEE TO TOE EKSS'FINO OCKSG FURNISH TWO KEYS PCR LOCK. STRIKE PLATE FOR WOOFS FRAME SHALL RAPE ELONGATED L iP TO S' lT ₹tt DOOR FRAME TRIM. Do AL CUTTIN FOR T NISH HM;0WARE BEFORE FINISHING IS CIONE. ADJUST ALL, HARDWARE TO OPExFA' E SMOOTHLY TP:L'd' 'ITHOUT RA7T'L INi30 PRO— TECT ALL HARDWARE AFTER ld“ALLATiON. DELIVER KEYS FOR ALL OChS TOBED AND PROPERLY 1DEHTI fED, fi O GYPSUM BOA.RO WALLS AND C + L n s --WA ..L °a` G..mD iC £ 9 L l NGSo AS SCIi!} O— laa ED SHA/Lcr��BE4 5,/8spp� F'';6T"�.C'0',J�>E:/y Ss!,�;EErry.nCN or SIZES WITHs ow no SC3 EOUL$O AND $f .AL l,• B T 6l S 1A.Le' i �, oeJ'f k.E TE AQa`CORDANC E .rP+R 1 N II lEO SPEC I F i .T. ::A1 IONS rOP DUE —HOUR 1NSTA.LI_AT;ON 5.S PUBLISHED BY THE LRal? YE0 STATES GYPSUM COMPANY. AISTA'LLAT ION 0 :iT7S .4 BOARD SHALL INCLUDE THE EaxE A..TrXPE. AND PEtom.T A, TR.PE CEMENT SiS' xM or CONCEALING JOINTS. USE PCRF—A—TAPECEMENT AHD PERT r —A—BE O co€ mER REINFORCEMENT. NNEREy'MR s PS m BOARD AVUTS WALLS, CEILINGS OR SURF cES or A D i Fr ERERT Mxr. ER IA?. as 'e: USG 200 ?, METAi, TRIM ALL GYPSUM BOARD WALLS AND CEILINGS SCHEDULED ED S F 1m SH SUR A,CIES SMALL HAVE SMOOTH FINISH. At.L JOINTS C', UD NO CEILINGS TO RCaE l VE *COI.t.T T 1CAL TILE S aA3L. BE TAPE{). , O 1 N TS AND NAIL HE DS VIS1Z,E. AFTER FIRST COAT €3s PA!HT SHALL; WE RCWORK D OR RE L LED TO TNE SATSFACT/ON OV THE ARCNFci ci0 20 ACOH T 3.B: 1E LE"^ t3AV l0E AND I hip+SYALs r':t;MS' 6ONFv str 1 s: gi.`us3t— IOHTQ$E" 472717.74' kcOP�E 7 it $ i I.?E WHERE SCLEO ON T4?E OE +,N" I0BS, AP'PL sED:::BT. APPROVED ADHESIVE METHOD TO GT.PS M OOAnno SHIM AS NCC S5A2 0 3°i1O°; M1 A SM:010TM PLANE Tntti.;SrfED CEI 3NGO ALL TILE C7-4 FfN'SH CARPENTRY JOINTS LINES S'4ALL SE ST SA QSStT nNn t'IPUE WORK STALL DE STARTED AT THE CENTER OF EKC;H ROOM OR PAME:., UORt*ER TILE SMALL BE NOT LESS THAN 6" W3E, ALI. tOR.OER TILE S; ALL SE NEAYL,e SCR!13ED TO ALL AD— JACENT PERPENDICULAR PLANES AND SURFACES. ATTACH EACH UNIT N k 71t 4 F'A:DS OF ADHEO 0!E RECOMMENDED ST THE MANUFACTURER or THE TILE. NOT LESS THAN 2" IN DIAME71ER NEAR EACH 07 THE TILES FOUR CORNERS. fro M LL.SOR—ALL MILLWORK INCLUDING TRIM, DOORS, CASINETS, f'ART1" T;ONs,, ETC., A31D ALL OTHER WORK REASONA.. LY CONSTRUED AS M1l{..WORK SHALL HAYt NOT gORE THAN 6% MOISTURE CONTENT° ALL. MILLWORK SHALL SE SACK PRIMED D PAINTING CONTRACTOR 3EFO E INSTALLATION. ALL INTERIOR TRiM AND MILLWORK SHALL BE 1SUILT ANO ERECTED IN A 711OROUGR'LY WOR3CMDt1S),.€KE AWN SKILLED MANNER, EQUA.I. TO CABINET WORK ALL WORK SMALL SE CAREFUL ; ARO ACCURATELY !WILT TO 1 E SIZES AND DIMENSIONS SHOWN OR NECESSARY TO CONFORM TO AD.FA.CEN7 WORK OF .AN" OTHER TRADE. THIS CONTRACTOR SHALL SE RESF'O 1S I SLE FOR SETTING OF ALL WOO AND META L 4AMOS, LOCATION O PIPES, JCTS, ELECTRICAL OUT— LETS AND RELA7E1) WORK; AND FOR T?E LANE AND TKICKNESS 07 A!,.L WORK ALL ~,ORK 1NSi'TAL°..ED IN AN IK ORREC7 '.00A7ION OP O IMCORRFCT INCS OR L'ETCL 3 SI'a°1L SE r"£si'0Y1'.a AN COR4 LC TL'i RE7Ls ti. ' o AIL J0 N I NGS SMALL SE STRA I G fi f AND •TRUE, CLOSET.? FITTED AND SEr REL i FASTENED. MITERS S;{ALI RE ACCURATELY CUT MO FITTED, F. ND SASE CORNERS S€CA:..a.. 'AF COPED. M9 TER 1ALS READI FOR ram 1 SR SMALL SNOW NO SAW MARHS, CHATTER MARS, HAMMER KARNS, GOUGES OR OTHER IMPERFECTIONS AND N8JS'i DC CAREFOC.I o ND 2}6OROUGHt.v SANDED AND LEFT A SMOOTH FINISH REAP+ TO RECEIVE AiNT. NOT RZVOYA,C ;Nr) LOC T ON or SINK CA INKT i.A! LXIS.7iN ISIEl4,!'INGo CA4KING--E IERIQR GAL ING 5RA.EL CONSIST Of CLEANING OUT ANN CALKING JOiN7S : ET' :EEN DOOR, WINDOW, LOqYRES AND MASONR OR CON— CRETE OR S5'E`LLO CALK JOINTS SE TEEN S;IS—'I`RAI4FS AI DOOR AN WINDOW FRAMES A1..D .WHEREVER OETAa1:ED ON THE DRAW 1NGS. CALK OUTS AROUND W000 ₹ E&MS AND COLUMNS AS D TAILED N'IER HDR .CALK I. NG SI$A ,L C3nS I ST or CAL XC A: 1. JOINTS aETVZN DOOR AND taXiNDOW FRAMES JNt BRICE OR CONCRETE A V DETWEEN WOOtt AI S AND MASONR''T :.OR WOOD ANC&L .,OT1"..:JO1NTS_'As OxTAILE .. CALKING c0; p0 N ;W:L �: II,. Of A MATE*#.,AL Wg IC V;tiL NOT 64ARCEN CRACK OR vas 0 EMPERA URES Or f0* DEL04 ZERO ► 33 C7-5 FINISH CARPENTRY AND i5OO F. ABOVE ZERO4 IT St{s;-LL RE R•= RAE FROM G il.S AND OTHER IN— GREDIENTS WHICH WOULD S`1AJN THE S ACE}?"' :ATERIA3.Sn. sT SHALL DE OF A COLOR °PPLOYED 9Y THE ARCH TEC _ND Or A CONS3STENCT FOR USE WITH GUN AND .S.A.ALL SE FOR USE UNDER PN INT F'=NIS,c. [NE NAME OF 'RE MANOFAUCEis OF THE CALKING COMPOUND SHALL 7thE SUBMITTED TO THZ AucK t r CT ion HS APPROYAL. CAK1Nas COgrOtJxii S1$i.L SE APrL.1D c RAND GUN. h�1NfS6c OF CA!.KlNr, JO tNTS,, OX FLuS.m SURFACES, SHALL 3E NEATLY POINTED FLUSH AND EX— CESS rkA ER!AL REMOVED. AoiACENT MATERIALS WHHC4 HAVE SEEN SOILED ti LL aE CLEANED IMNaaATELY END yFoRx itri 3N A WEAYc CLEAN COt — i5a CAV RANT °`r1,§R1'j,NT,; —_•TAE R S CONTRACTOR SHALL AND HEREBY DOES WARRANT AND IRE GENERAL CONTRACTOR S1' kLL AND MEREST DOES G AR— ANTEE 'CHi ALL 'WORK EXECUTED flIES "TART WILL Be FREE 'FROM t;EFE.CTS OF ;4ATERn.AL AND WOR1+CMANS IT FOR A SEES oo OF'ONE YEAR 4''Stil:;tit TKE DATE OF FINAL CERTIFICATE, THE ABOVE PARTIES FURTHER AGREE 'i4fAT THE. W1L,Lp AT THEIR OWN EX— PENSE, REPAIR AND REPLACE ALL: SUCH DEf:'EC I l VE WORK, AND —AL OTHER WOF;:t DAMAGED THEREBY WHICH BECOMES DEFECTIVE DEffrt tNG THE TEreM-Or 'l'E?E G@JAR.ANTY^'WA.RR9Xx • rRIS G1fF:Rl;NTT~WRBANY'Y t"!Et,L NOT AFL r°' i(Y DEr ECTS .CAUSED a FA 1 LUr .OF WORK or 437X.Efi o IF S~ CN r.EF'+EC T$ WERE IMPOSSIBLE TO DETECT AT THE Tti$E or THE EHAMINA'3HON OF THE ORE 1 ORN o 33 c8 - SECTION C - PART 8 GLASS AND GLAZING 1. WORK INCLUDES--TIC1S CONTRACTOR SHALL TURNiSIi ALL LABOR AND MATERIALS .0 GOM;^LET[ ALL GLASS AND GLAZING WORK SHOWN ON .THE DRAWINGS, HEREIN SPECIFIED OR 1OTK, AS FOLLOWS: A. ALI. GLASS AND PLASTIC GLAZING THROUGHOUT. B. RESPONSIBILITY FOR GLASS SREAKAQE AND CLEANING. Co ALUMINUM W I r.DCW FRAMES. D Au.t 3 NUM WINDOWS AND ALUMINUM COYER PLATES FOR ALL OPENINGS. E. CLEANING. IW. AND ALL OTHER WORK NECESSARY OR REASONABLY INCIDENTAL TO THE WORK OF THIS PART. 2. DELIVERY AND STORAGE --ALL MATERIALS SHALL BE DELIVERED WHEN REQUIRED AND STORED IN A SAFE LOCATION AS DIRECTED. MAIEN IAL SHALL NOT BE UNPACKED UNTIL IT IS USED. 3. MATERIALS".". HEAVYSHEEY _GLASS SHALL 0E 3/16' THICK L.O.F. HEAVY SHEET "DA" QUALITY. DS GLASS SHALL SE G.Q.F. DOUBLE STRENGTH WINDOW GLASS "A" QUALITY. POLISHED PLATE GLASS SHALL SE k" Loa. . POLISHED PLATE. 4. PUTTY--GLAZ 1 NG COMPOUND FOR GLASS AND PLASTIC SHALL SE "TREMGL.AZE" WASTER ;LAZING COMPOUND FOR METAL OR WOOD, DEPENDING ON LOCATION, AS MANUFACTURED ST EPIC TREMCO MANUFACTURING CO. 5o ALUMINUM WINDOWSb•_VENTILAr ING SA.SIC SHALL SE PROJECTED ALUI41_ NUM SERIES 525 wEA:THERSTR I PPED SASH AS MANUFACTURED SY "CEEO". SASH SHALL PROJECT IN AND SHALL SE DESIGNED FOR EXTERIOR MUTTY RAZING AND SHALL INCLUDE ALL NECESSARY HARDWARE, ANCHORS, GLAZING C1.crs AND ERECTION FITTINGS REQUIRED. ALL WINDOWS SHALL EE PREPARED FOR SCREENS SVT SCREENS WILL NOT #C FURNISHED. ALL SASH SHALL SE FITTED WITH SPRING LATCHES WITH RING. PROVIDE ONE POLE FOR WINDOW OPERATION. STANDARD PRINTED SPECIFICATIONS or THE MANUFACTURER SHALL GOVERN THE MATERIALS, CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION OF THE WINDOWS, AND THE APPROVAL OR EQUALS. 6. ALUMINUM WINDOW FRAMFs--PROV!DE AND INSTALL FLUSH -GLAZED ALUMINUM WINDOW FRAMES WHERE SHOWN AND ALL OTHER ALUMINUM SECTIONS APPLIED TO THE FR ,i+t3 S AS . DETAILED. MATERIALS AND ACCESSORIES SHALL BE AS MANUFACTUR,E.D.RY KAWN ER CO.,, N....ES. MICH. STANDARD P.R.I,NTETA SPE.E I ' ICt.? IONS OF T,HE MANUFACTURER SHALL GOVERN n z :MATEEI". I,ALS AND INS!ALLA3'ON. AlL, SECT IONS SHALL, RE STOCK ALOIJ . I TED "Afa .NrR" SECTIONS C,XTRUD .o .FROM 6063-T5 AL MiNUM ALLOYO SEcn'4 '#L `RE !Pik ED TR1E TO Pt TA 1 I S, W I TIi CLEAtI, S"T A I Gk7?� R L : ANO FREE F Rif* R DE'lar#„�s;sATEN +N AE+/ g C ti —A7 cegpLzTom, NSRR LTIAINING GLASS AND "LFAY'k WORF IN BRTAKA e.Tq s C.OUTR C VR ?3 C8-2 GLASS, AND uf...AZtNG ;:MERE Atti.N..gNtiM IT SHALL ME 3ACw LA!A ED %E M0US P A.±KTo ED t!? EONRANT r3TDn C0UkCREYE OR MASONRY D'!E. R 0STeON }.PPROYEtD ITUtMV ALt ITEMS uND R IA $ NEr.O NG K}IAV.I IB£ ,NSlALACla IN Me -WADED OPEN— :AGSp 70 BE SET L!_UM32 S4URR3,., AND AT T'.IEIR PROPER ₹LEYA"f1ON AND FLANEa THEE SMALL. 9£ SECURELY ANCHORED AND READY FOR OPERATION I% EVERY RCStECTo AOIMTS SETKPU THE METAL AWO OTHER MATERIAL SHALL. RE ruLLT CALKED IN ORDER F'0 SECURC A WATERTIGHT JOS° JOINTS SStALI mE NEATLY POINTED) AND EXCESS MATERIAL R£MOMEDo AFTER ERECTION THIS CONTRACTOR SHALL ADEQUATELY PROTECT ALL EX— POSED PORTIONS OF THE FRAMES AND OTHER ANODIZED PARTS FROM DAM— AGE DT ACIDS CEMENT OR OTHER HARMFUL COMPOUNDS, TNSS CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR REMOVAL OF PROTECTIVE MATERIALS AND CLEANING or ALUMINUM, AL. ALUMINUM SHALL RE THOROUGHLY CLEANED W'TH PLAIN WATERS OR A PETROLEUM PROIflIC7 SUCK AS WHITE GASOLINE, KEROSENE OR DISTILLATE° 1�0 ADRAS V'+ CLE.5a',4IU - £.3E.N?S SMALL SE USER, NOTE EtCI CAL. SASS ANI) F XCD GL.A.ES 1,5 TO SE SET IN KIVNEER SK ,a- 0:`!, MDL CNGx VITr1 EGRAA C c.ns AU TT E7.C.°, CI.E`",k A D O ..N. ALL FFRLSED ,gRFEC? CxONOIT;Oki'., 4.ASS "'JROFFM R' Cf"UE:"E Of VANYTT SLofk3G AND FXRGR RFFLkSE ERNE AT OWN lESI CN aE, G.A^'lr f,, �.y g,.°nt RAA A A,.L SSE CONTRACTOR SkA': L AND Sf5 EBIT iIO S GUARNNYFF rS PART .'tt :AE SOUND Ar a:r •9— I SEC lON C — PART 9 b ..0a17'iNG ANL) COUNTER TOPS WORK INCLnV B---TX!S CO?TRACTOR `aKALL. ru€t(1Sw ALL LABOR NO MATERIALS REQViREI TO COreT'I..ETE ALL FLOOR TfiLE, BASE WORK: AND COUNTER TOPS AS 5rOWN ON THE ORAWiNGSON THE SCHEDULE OF 4?4 ?EfttOR FINISKES0 OR P≤EREf' .SPEC'FIEDA OR BOTH,, PS FOLLOWS: A. ALL T`LE SHOWN ON DRAWINGS W}TH RoesrR BASE* (3, ALL COUNTER TOPS A5 DETAILED. e:',L .`f!NG OF ALL TfLE6 GUARA.NTi`WARRANT e E. AND t L OTHER No;tr NECESSARY OR REASONABLY INCIDENTAL TO TPt'. S PART* 20 FLOOR TILF--rLOOR TILE SHALL BE 9v'X9"XI/8n ARMSTRONG EACELON 5T.wNCAP.O 'ge+f/:�TyH CO O 5 .?S SELECTED StY THE ARCp%ITECfir+T TI!E [pSfi€ALL r c 7 !X �: C C O R O X N 4 WG W 1 1 fi. M 6=': R� 6i r >' C T U R E R 7 .SI H: {R' I T T E N 9 �p o'U. i R L C? 1 O Ni S ND TEF°0KNENDk T IONSO T LE FLOOR 71G SHALL SE LAID OVER F O0RS a STi.LED ST'•OTnER5a BASE THROUGHOUT WHERE: SCHEDULED SHALL UE 4" HIGH x 1/8" BLACK RL BBER CO••E 3ASC S MANUFACTURED R.T ARMS RONG AND SHALL KAYE FRE- MOLDED INTERNAL. AND EXTERNAL ANGLE COR"9tCR5 gD SET WITH CONTACT CEMENY RECOgNENDED `B`' THE AMUF cC`€URFR. NO7Z Z THAT SASE WILL BE.. REQUIRED AT ALL RETURNS AT DOOR AMi S 0 COUNTER TOPS --PROVIDE AND is ST&t..t. YIN7L "CDR oN" pl S. to URFI.CLNG WITH 1r:tIAROCORO wc iE; 4S HAPUFAC UREBi ARMSTRONG CORK CO0 .S S&'O§tN OX 5'KE GG•:A3 aKfiSe 1'ATERt€L SHALL BE SET ;I>x .&CCORD HCE 11TQi U; •+. TUREI?' S WRITTEN f NS `RVC i ;O S o PRov 3 OE AND tNSTyam:_L.L AL. txET'c:t s:DS$aG AS NOTED OM THE DRAW NG: FOR E?I'a'LS .NOACVSP SMr A . SEr:MS SHALL aE ROLLED AND SNG:GS T r?T'T'EtTo 4 }: ,:..._R 4 * L° <r S' c O RECEIVE O {q TH S COw et y e Ton 4� y ` R �"� P L'n LF � >) �. I! 9' S � Y�FY L 45'. � I* -:.e T U �Y R Y� � � E YL F 't1' L i% �°� IR. M e V Y�d � N? A �a 4. NSVEu +' 3URrACES TO RECL iYE THIS WORK SFORE CONMENC .,Nn WORK. THIS CONTRACTOR FINDS CCIND `'.• C ORS UNSAT i SFACTG,RV, HE sari tLL MOTIFI THE ARCHITECT OF SAME ?N WRITHG) WHO WILL CAUSE THE OE FEC TS iO nE Rk MEDI EO, `'.TA.RF'?HG OF WORK NT THIS CONTRACTOR 5W: LL BE EVIDENCE OF i s ACCEPTANCE OF THE SURFACES AS SATIS;se'4C ORy4 -5'0 '•,,,,-•.?;ec•,r.2d'rE.fRE— ALL MATERIALS IALS AND SURFACES.TO WHICH WORK IS TO : w #-LAPLIEb SHALL .Z : & t4i`FAIXEO' AT MOT LESS THAN 706 F.TEMPER ,„Ti;RE FOR LP. ROF RS erokK. APPLYfNfio : fX'. cc. F4.,7T I CUT TO. SIRE W!T.1l. TINE .4.N. T,H.PCK5; ;SSo 1L. 3t°... 1 :i� Ii`E . ;�+ S ,y : fi l�'.. 1 .Q .. `�` 1 .33 � 1 F?_OOR [ N AND <",OUNT Eft TOPS 5H �•.L ICE R -II DE WITH NOR'...FADING NG MINERAL ' i'MENTs, r i BER FILLERS AND I EsMO NG, AGENTS, ALL OF WHICH SRLL SE INERT. 1 -_.'.•ES SHALL RC LAID SO' AS TO ENd.svRr 400D'CONTACT WITH CLOSET EVEN id ; i+E3'S WITH ALL FINISHED SvRrAC Et N A TRUE PLANE AND SMOOTH AND K ,i.L SE LA ki SQI(ARE WITH AXIS Or ROOM, WITH WIDTH OF BORDER YRR `.. IRO SLIGHTLY TO MAINTAIN rvLL SIZE TILE IN FIELD. BORDER TILE SHALL SE C RR 4 EYt TO FIT NEA TL's" I N70 BREAKS ANifO REC E'SSEOp AGAINST SASE, AROUPH' PIrESp ARC) UNDER REGISTERS AND 5AD LES. AT ALL LOCATIONS WHERE T i LE EDGES ARE EXPOSED, PROVIDE ARO INSTALL a CYO EJ.;YEvE" R5. INI.fNkiM POLISHED METAL E0GING> WITH FLUSH SCITL'9s S ACED 2" 0,c., 7, CLEA,MEEEEs---A; CORN ETEON or WORK ALL TILE SHALL SC CLEANEDp {'oNn 3'L( CEi4ENTD DIRT CtR OTHER FORELGN SU STAE$cES REMOVED., 8, ADJUSTMENT$— TITUS CONTRA."TOR SHALL INSPECT AND MAKE NECESSARY ADJUSTMENTS WITHIN 30 DAIS OF THE TIME THAT HEAT IS 5tirr'LIE: CON IA LfOUSLY ;A THE FINISHED AREA ALL TILES THAT HAVE NOT "SEATS" IN Ax LEVEL PLANE SHALL HAVE HEAT AL! E0 .LOCALLY AND SMALL SE QU ICKL ROLLED TO THE SU'RROUND'6NG LEYEL. ALL TILE SHOWING MiMOA 3REAKS AHD .YRA•f TJRES SHALL BE REVA ERE,D WITH MEAT Asa OU E".. ti ROLLED. ALL u E ES S.` -{Ow t wE3 CROMEN CORNERS OR FRC7VRE L `l ENE$ ENT €, CIEL ; ACROSS T "E E R. SURFACE SHALL SE '!ARNED> CAREFULLY REMOVEDs t:N:, NE4 TILE or E.O?..OR AND 'THICKNESS SUBSTITUTED. 9, GUARAlNT1—WARRMili —^7K0S CONTRACTOR SHALL. AR0 6 EREB't ti!OE5 t.ARRANT AND THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL AND MEREST CAE ES GUARANTEE ;^)t;.7 A.E..L WORM EXECir8ED UNDER THIS PART WILL SE rREE FF0A DE.:ECTS OE M.ATtR ALS AND wyORE'sM/ NSH.: FOR A -PeR3oD or Cu TCAR.F7tIOR THE nAT'E OF FH NAL CERTIFICATE. Txt ROVE PARTIES FURTHER AGREE THAT THEY WILL, AT THEIS O t E * ENSEp F?trAiM ..AND REFL.ACE ALL Sucn DEFECTIVE WORK AND ALL OTHER WORK f? ;MAGZ.D THEREBY WHICH BECOMES DEFECTIVE DURING THE rERR Or THE SU RAA'.'i—W,C.R{i'ANTTo "ins GLIR.iEAz.AE7"'WARi ARTT WILL MOB APLT TO nEFE; TS CAUSED ST FA LLURE OF WORK Or OTHERS IF SUCH 0LFEr iS WERt IRrOSS I BLE TO DETECT AT TIRE or THE EXAMINATION OF ? E OTHERS' WO R K o srG `, ON 4 -- PART '?O VYING AMO D C3P,ft' LM WORK IMCLUf F ,^�TYz rORK COMMFM' a _iO RWMEi TAt PAnY SKkLL 'w' CLYDE THE rum.SK'',4G OF ALL 14A ASS LOU r:1.ENTp TRkNSPORTXT OKr P;NO i.4•r.BOR V(R "tRFSM+UV3•s'LL WORN Y CONWECT?ON Mi'¢? &'? ULCORAYING 4.`OIiKe TGft XI EN 0,₹'.. TPIS WORK SMALL NCL.iDt initl TER i0E3 ?LtD EXTERIOR PANGa • AND DEC0R0T'ING OF !Mr 4SUILo NG :AS NCYLuu'LE:O AmoiloR,.'�RE NkriiR SP Er F!ED. THE FOLLOWT4G LIST IN , -N^ T&AOn XS A RV ': Of OF WORK AND DO CS NOT REL iFwE THE C=ONTRACTOR iKON.. ',ORR OBM OU51Y REQUIRED FOR A. COMRL.GTE WO# &J.T NOT "w,ST£a HER I'.3 A. ALL KX KR?.OR WOOD ALL EXTERIOR &'_!^FACES or E x"`GSIG ST , t,€!ML WORK, €:CYAL xPC.CiA.'.7!RS„ METAL DOORS ANY. FRXM Sa CA Eiw 05 S RtZ1 ".a ;iP..l: WORK,. IMC LU&TMG URr!t.I., ;S9 DUTS, <.4 F_iOS'%4± x;zi'. OR METAL SUR ACZS wHYaou.1 A.AC 1RT DA E'LER! AS C .UD.. D SELOW. ExrTO VCY P fi at, LAi PARTS : e MzCRArM CAL L CTs'CAL EL),V7M,KMIL 1 Q'$T OS, GR?ILAS FCc, AM& ANT A DTs.Ni + �Lr, ,. TNOR T F.'TOSR' u id ei p 7 ;lx !' oft ^ C . . V n s eo PPM;NG Dr AA :OOtWOSX. INC!U& NA r7Ezn AS�r ^0U: Tn AfS MKUU;KO'T FRAM ..$R $;'o '' e.^^, r..Szv &COVSJ I mTzncR RALL S scrrzzp. LAUKAMIL”WAKMORTA. SUKK COOTS o r . T` °x «. , A S AMD n4 s e'er. �. , -S .. _.Y. WORM TROT KtQVROS sN TRS "PART. !'N Lq, •,.. n AO`E..D XS A _ NG ,JAACA OF COTS STROFOF a'C',F.:,7t ; Hz ORFLL ALSO 'rA EC:AS 'ISOP r IC €`.2 STTFN I133 cIo-2 PAINTING AND DECORATING STORAGE --A SPACE WILL BE DESIGNATED FOR THE STORAGE OF PAINT MATER- IALS ST 7HE GENERAL CONTRACTOR, 'IrK S STORAGE SPACE SHALL RE ADE- QUAFEL'' PROTECTED FROM DAMAGED PAI417S S WL RE KEPT COVERED AT ALL TURFS AND SAFEGt ?I;!;S 71rN TO UEY£%'? FAIRED ._CgP AND 036 '',T.: 'T SE ETHER A'P P'DOVED =O c.'.. A ED T I4:7 OR M >;:IFI PA1 7 COO4'OS4'^ or Tr fE FOLLOWINGTMAdsrz]k.`_.. a `',3573: ?EE:f r a I..44D A0 SO MQ 'y-8! ATEST ADOPT,0 C4.RPON'ATE 0` ':0flE 4 .&D"o y, L.. '.' RZ `s F, t o 0 T e RAW W . 4 4 C 6 '`2 '�,"' '_ ;� „ ci o o� �� 'D— 2 3 h F LTCST T2R'PEIiTUU: FORE GN'R1 5P1RpTS OF TURFEKTIRu LA^,LST ADOP`!ON0 DRPER: FEDER L S:4c r ic,AT;ON TT —D-650 �Pa `oM.. PR:R R: ALL W414 LX"'.`R lOR RNBINTER OR W00De EXCEPT ROOD THAT 9S TO M44E A !15 AL 1N540 554,, SHALL ri, .A4C ONC COAT OF FRM N4io AL!- cNI CON"R/4e"CO.R S 0RE W000 YR 4 SHALL BE RACK PR„MED 'A xt.1 0% PRiTO -.4e 2ONS r •C 2.C)AT V7y41 '7 570 11 210 .4. ' .�. .._.......W�. 2: ri. WA.Ea .lCTV12:E0 PRO -MATT, B0B1! TO BE 4'. 4a•;I:Cl T4TEROR 2220 +H;E' 1 'ti ,4.uF e w2!4. I "41C ,7$ AM0 YT.RN1BNTB t.M. BE MJAM :':4 MOORS FA Bf _3v 19, C)ArPROTHI `+7 124 AR^, a ?i;'H' 2''"'z, O `TTo €kod" 714 e'-,, 7'4 10:% C=1' Dr ,u .[OYEA PT TBB 2,RCK'lf©To F N MUST BE 17,21220 (2 EgIrtn THE A N EN E 45 7. C0.:, NOXil5 2 COATS to ii St PANT .:,) Tflfi.,.1 cB PER GALON ANIT r !4IT 21f 11FT C10-3 ALL °. NTER ICR WOOF 1 u1.T R C ;:,..V UdTER;CR CF CARNETS RM .WO tt U N i g (a fli E Ra TEAR ._ I ilLE R TU RIL F N SN R. ! COAT to TEn i.CR TR rM PRIMER. Co:A L %TE ENAMEL UNNNNAA :CAN � I ,f R y i 4 F" Ai M N C? G:L GTPm&m W'..'t.:: 1 COAT i4TER iVR ",r.F L" RIMN. i :o&r 5AT N `_JB4N. L• Waft rkG!'Ti.oE L WORIc REQUIRED UNDER ALTERNATE No, f. EXTERIOR HAMLCR*IL,c ETce: , METAL REG N FN SIN' SAC„ VITRALIT£ ENAMEL UNDERCOAT COAT Yt TRAL I T'r` ENAMEL EOG AE"_L W I; TN ! PINT YAR1'fa.K rC:3 Ei,W <.GH'. COAT 1 TER OR T IN PRoPEP NOT STOP TnimCPA; COAJ VNrRkA TE Ewn . URRNR,.C.'I I. CCA7 VATRELITN E. L rEacscLE NCEND RN TEN ENUNACTURR PRODECTS !S SCL A'N.1 . A'Ti ANAROVED NEN r. CT SEALL =VNP1.1 TH:3R CONTRACTOR a3._M A COLOR 5AECVLE -i,,CAI s.-, A. G, C FL0u S $, ND TeR LOC&T NAIRT SEAL) N. ANAL NEC 'tisTVN,, G,,� rr03 P EREZA L!IFTEAS LANA-L VATNE w. CiNET NRCK 01 C 1 F? C C i aI a, 43 I N.. I:`. ARNE ! L` 1..E -• p WO ME LA‘ GASOLiErA SHALL _e . S COAT SY SATAT— .r f, -_ ;;".`. 5: P P 1 K I H is o A'. I_ %. I K S St".ALL H o4.7;C ALA ?.A 1•'L HOt..S x.4 INAZAF"L C S VOT 15. U AFTER NE FIRST. COAT '. 'tK 1, ALL 4- "TT FOR HORS INHERE A iu A'G?h`'.. FINISH 75 CA.L 7.. :`"0 FOR 54- °:I .zl 7. THE COLOR OR R FINISHED WOOD' ,lsrR..,.o , F 4-4- ?aV RAC,4 ARCNOT oN ABY CvKC7 COVOITI(14- FOR +'74-.4. ARC.. CONTRACTOR S -'44 -LL 40144-1 SKS ARCH'ENE ORF iROC ED I4 -t WITH OWE WORK; DIWOR 1:S. TAS CONTRACTOR SHALL SE 1CLD R554OKSIRLC FOR ANT POOR WORK CAUSED 5'f IMPROPER cr,1R.7C4S, ALL s7 a RIAL5 5i..,. APALIC5 IN NCOHRARCF WITH THE PROSPECTIVE MT.44-A TUR^4Ra4- 7f:.474- QNSo ALL SURFACES TO WH'NT C5 10 NE A'1PL I50 SY7!<.L4. '3C DRY AND CLEAN, No OUTSIDE FAINTING SHALL BE LONE, 1N EXTREME COLD, FROSTY, FOGGY, OR OR DAMP WEATHER, NO PAINTING SHALL BE DONE IN DUSTY ROOMS, IF REQUIRED by Tfl ARCHITECT, THE PAINTER SHALL SPRINKLE FLOORS TO LAY THE DUST. PAINTING DONE IN WINTER WEATHER SHALL BE DONE ONLY i(KCN THE TEMPERATURE IS 50° F. OR OVER, AND ALL SURFACES ABSOLUTELY DRY, BEFORE PRU'flt3, ALL SURFACES SHALL BE THOROUGHLY CLEANED OF ALL DIRT, OIL, GREASE, RUST, SCALE AND OTHER FOREIGN MATTER, THIS CLEANING SHALL BE 000 E WITH SANDPAPER, STEEL SCRAPER OR WIRE BRUSHES WHERE NECESSARY, BEFORE APPLYING PAINT TO ANT METAL SURFACES TAAT HAVE A $7OF COAT, SUCH SURFACES SHALL FIRST SE WASHED WITH A SOLU— TION or 6 Ole OF COPP5 R ACETATE TO ONE GALLON OF WATER, 8, SCAFRROLDING--THE PAINTING CONTRACTOR SHALL PREP/ICE ALL SCAT' FOLDING, STARING,, ETC6 (fti.OAIIRED FOR THE PROPER EXECUTION OF XIS z`ORK, 9, 4RO1ZCT'ON--THIS CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH AHD LAT CROIlluCLOINS IN -r.LL N4174-A;.S WACSE RAINT14i .3 IS FDEi4-G DONC, TO PQO'(ECT FLOORS AW5 OTHER WORN. M 0P- DA GE DURING THE PROSECVT CN OF HIS 4OERA0 OILY RIMS AND ',ASTE MUST SE FCHOVED FROYn IRE SUILD NG EVERT NiG'ht AND UNDER NO C IRCUNS ANC555 SMALL £E ALLOWED TO FACCU-1ILA`1Eo AM -C CONTRACTOR 5N��k. 4,.L r$C R'4-SRO45.a 14.21E FOR .ANY p44 -;e TO r i,yonK OF 07'.57* CONTRACTORS, AND 1HA'LL EITHER. CORRECT OR 4 4 _1'15 ' 1. 0 SHALL C..2. C05 -So CO, _ f �� Fe' I1p... t l c:4. ^`I rr LE e Of WORN? CONTRACTOR .,nimp �'..��',.._ IMO C Y� rr;; p THIS r S SV4;R.. C'_4- Iii OFY 4-.L, 4Y SPOTS, 0 I:i„ Aa17' STAINS FROM FLOORS, .. G OCONITI t IALT^4745 id3f Rk rp: ILTCop A4-4 4 e: 4 t W. w 13711:1;v ,''1' 4- 4-0177-141 T " Ca t : a F. c, ,, i4.,4- 'B O R :CSC '1' k ' . W 44.:4- `ORK PA' TsNO AND IDEC0RAT INC THE. ;,`3oYr PARTI“, gRTAtCR AORC7 THAI 'axfw WILD AT THEIR 0495 •&iPENSE, RCPA!R ,r,rva RtPtACE ,t_. SV Y. ":;"<<CIIVE WORN, AND AL,,. OI:H.ER WORN• A"FFiv`EC) .Tx Rto"`i, WP CI @LCOR.i S DE ZCUUY^E 1A1CR3111n ^m.C TERN or T.kr • GULRANI T —WA RRANTYe 1 i ss G6.f. RANI WARRAt TY 49HA. NOT APPLT 7^v DEFECTS CAUSE'S R9" THE aAri.,ul.RC OF k,on or OTHERS,, +r SUCH DEFECTS WERE c;NIOSSgSit TO DETECT A7 THE TIME OF C)CXAMNNATION O THE O T≥ C S 9 WORK, 33 _ SE:T ₹oN D -- PART FLtMB NG I. GENERAL OND 17 JE' NS-- r 4E GENCRL }NW T IONS OF THE CONTRACT SHALL GOVERN ALL WOE!+; TO ' E t1ONE UNDER THIS DIVISION OF THE SP'ECIFlCATIONIS•, WORN SPECIFICALLY ASSIGNED TO THE MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR UNDER ME GENERAL CONDITIONS Of THE '",ONTR/CT SOAC SC. INCLUDED iN TOE MECHANICAL CONTRACT. 2. SCOFF OF WORK--TNE INTENT OF THESE SPECIFICATIONS IS TO DE- ;RIs'E THE PLUMPING WORK IN AN ADDITION TO TOT EXISTING LIBRARY B ILDf $G. TIDE ; LIIFNEI!NG CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH AND `NS7xLL (OR RELOCATE THE EXISTING}• •FI.UMBIit!G FIXTURES, AND CONNECT THE WATER, SOIL WASTE A U VENT LINES TO THESE FIXTURES. INSUFFICIENT INFORMATION OR DESCRIPTION OF MATERIELS OR LABOR WHICH PREY.. TS THE ACCEPTANCE OF SUCH PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AS SUFFICIENT TO COMPLETE THE WORK MUST BE REPORTED TO THE ARCHI- TECT PRIOR TO SUBMITTING A BID. THE CO'NTRACTOR'S SID WILL SE CONSTRUED AS AN AGREEMENT TO _COM- PLETC THE WORK WITHOUT ADDITIONAL COST TO THE OWNER. EQUIPMENT SHOWN ON THE PLANS, BUT NOT INCLUDED IN THE SPECIFICA- TIONS OR DESCR I OED IN THE C I F CAT IONS AND NOT SHOWN ON THE •PLANS,, BUT NECESSAR ' FOR THE,COMPLETION or THE '{EATING AND YENTI— AFING S SdE ! AS OPERATING UNITS SHALL BE FURNISHED NO Ia STA'., E•) BY THE LMASING CONTRACTOR XS DART OF TPCE CONTRACT, 3. IIOR k07 INCLUDED --ANY ELECTRIC WRING FOR EOUIr'4EtT zE'S- CRI8E'I !M i'H SE. S^ECIF!CAT';ONS W:Lt BE FEP,;'QRmCo BT TIDE :4lECTRJ" CAL CONTR?+CIOR UMt R TOE .1"I rCTRICAL CONTRACT, ,zI s !i.i'NG WILL SE UNU R THt PAINTING CONTRACT. 4, EX.~<MI !ATION or PR 4SEs--TxE BiDOER SHALL 's?T AND INSPECT PREMILS4S `i0 SC JR &IN THE EXISTING CONDITIONS 4 POSTE SUBMITTING A 6I D, NO XTRA 4YLL SE A.LLOWtD FOR A Lr.,CK OF XNO:f ; G≥~ OF THESr. CONDIT'ION`S', 'PER" T AT TRt SITE THE INa"ERT Or EXISTING WASTE LINE, FOR NEW INN COMN CT IONy BEFORE STARTING FUNDING WORN. 5. GU R :N.TEE--THE PLUMING CONTRACTOR SHALL GUARANTEE ALL. WORIt— MARISHIP AND MATE.R!A3. I.OR A PERIOD OF ONE 6CAR .AFTER FINAL A_CCF.PT- ANCE, AND SLL AGREE TO PROMPTLY l4A. C s:O0D, 7 REPLACEMENT, M.A.:TER; x:'L OR WORK llilSTA.LI1EO LINGER THIS COI'dTRICT, WHICH Bt COMES DE- TAURNII THE ORE i;*'AR P'£'RIt O FOLLOWING ACCEPTANCE B :E CU t.Al .c R . • Ii33 D3-2 PLUMBPLUMEUNG 6. ORDINANCES AND PERMITS —THE PL',? s l' G CONTRACTOR SHALL CCUM LY WITH LAWS NN ORDINANCES AND WITH T:YE RUL S' OF TEE STATE :ND LOCAL `..NSo E'C TORS, AND WITH Tt(E RULES OF TKE LOCAL UTILITY -OMR.t N I ESs SUCH RULESp CODES AND ORDINANCES, WHERE T'HCT APRLI, SHALL TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER THESE LNS AND SPECIFICATIONS. . tlE uF34'i L''Nv CONTRACTOR SHALL MAKE APPLICATION AND P :1 FOR ALL N EESSPRi PERMITS AN CERTIFICATES OF fNSF'CTEON, r..ND 5EL. FRE- 5NT TY:k flab' R ""1TR F SIGNED CERT FIC .iES OF FINAL INs ECTIQN, N. T'ONA BOARS OF FIRE UNDERWRMTCRSQ RULES SSNAI.l. BE OBSERVED 1R 7ht WORK uONt UNDER TH `S CONTRAC 0 MATERIALS Re.Y ING UNRERWRIIERS LABELS SHALL SE USED WHEN AYA f'L.ABL E 4 7, 'MATERI _S ANO EQUIPM NT—"'DETAIL.S OF THE MANUFACTURERS OF T1{ SQUiPMENT SW Lt SE. FOLLOWED IN THE INST .Lt.-A?;ON, CONNECTION ANO ADJUSTMENT Or THE EQUIPMENT. MANUFACTUBERSQ NAMES AND TRADE NAMES ARE IFSE IN THESE Sr'ZC IFI— CATIONS TO ESTABLISH TYPES, RATINGS AND Qt°:' IT OF THE d:QU IRMtNTo OTNCR NAMES OF RECOGNIZED EQUALIT T iii' L. 3E .%,CElQ': BL E UPON WRIT— TEN A PROV L SY THE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO THE B!0 DATE* SHOP OlAW1NGSp OR CATALOG DATA or PREVIOUSLY ^:PPROYED MATERIAL SHALL. SE SUBMITTED FOR € 19dAL AP,RflTAL BEFORE INSTALLATION Or Tlti (E EQUIPMENT. 8 PLANS --THE MECHANICAL DRAWINGS ARE DIAGRAMMATIC IN CHARACTER. EXACT LOCAT ONSS or THE ELEMENTS OF THE S, s`S EMr MEASUREMENTS FOR CUTTING AND INSTALLING P lrEp NU ITS MEN$ IONS FOR SETTTHEQV !F— MiENT SHALL OE DETERMINED FROM THE STRUCTURE AND €'ROM'NE`r- 4IST� NOT FROM THE DRAWINGS. St°CE REQU'Rf:stte.NTS OF THE .MATERIAL THIS CONTRACTOR :6ROROSE'S YO FURNISH SHALL GE INY(ST I.GA1ED BY HIM PRIOR TO ORDERING THE MATER— IAL OR E;Q.ti.IRM'NT. EQUIPMENT WHICH WILL NOT LATER THE OPEN:NGS OR WEs' CK WILL NOT FIT THE ASSIGNED SPACE 44R.. ROT C ,.F BLE THE STRUCTURAL comnET)ONS or ThE BII.R!LDING NAV REQLkiRE CR I`4G"' h•' ADJUSTMENT /N THE INSTALLATION OF THIS WORK.P ANO SUCH CHANGES SNA.il. St MADE AS D I R'~C T . O SIT .OUT ADDITIONAL COST TO YEf f5 OWNER TESTS-TLTESTS*ThE CONTRACTOR SHALL 4 r.. E TESTS OF ALL .PP LNG 1N$V,ALd. D •8 . I M aND ALL EQRfIrt' ENT Fk'Rf ISPIED lT iul , TESTS SHAL**EscRE- ooLgo. WITH THE ARCHITECT .'Sb.THAT.::.I`.E.:,E:A'H....BE PR.C CHT. WATER 4 fNZS SAL 5E IESTED !<:q L BS;o ER :SQs :.i, G11 .141f.DR4S::TlLTp•C;:' 'RESSLi'RI.: FOR:.A OF .AT LEAST TWO :HOURS. :.:. ` 33 DI -3 PLUMB t NG SOIL, WASTE ;.NN VENT LINES SHALL BE TESTE BY F Ii V ING THE SYSTrH TO THE TOP FOR A PERIOD OF TWO NOURS: AND TO MEET THE REQUIRE- MENTS OF TKE LOCAL PLUNBgNG INSPECTOR. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL SEE THAT TEST PRESSURES WHICH MIGHT DAMAGE FIXTURES OR QU I PMCNT DO NOT REACH SUCH UNITS, BY VALV t NG THEM OFF DURING THE TEST. No UNTESTED PIPING SHALL BE CONCEALED. IF UNTESTED PIING iS CONCEALED, THE MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR SHALL. UN -- COVER, TEST ANP RE-COVER AT HIS OWN EXPENSE.. LEAKS, REVENLED IN TEST! §AEG SHA L BE REPAIREI , AND THE LINE RE- TESTED UNTIL A TEST SNOWING NO LEAKS 15 MADE FOo CUTTING AND PATCHING --PERFORM ALL NECESSARY CUTTING AND PATCHING FOR THE INSTALLATION OF THE PLUMBING WORK, ALL CUTT: NG SHALL BE DONE AT TIMES MOST SUITABLE FOR OTHER CON— TRACTORS AND AS DIRECTED BY THE ARCHITECT. AFTER WORK IS IN STALED, PATCH HOLES TO MATCH ORIGINAL CONSTRUCTION. SLEEYES AND WALL CHASES--PROYIDE GALVANIZED IRON SLEEVES OR WOOD BOXES FOR PIPES PASSING THROUGH FLOORS, CEILINGS AND PARTI- TIONS Al TNZ TIME THE BUILCING IS BEING CONSTRUCTED, WHERE PIPES RUN THROUGH FOOTINGS PROVIDE IRON F ! PE SLEEVES SET BEFORE CONCRETE IS POURED. THE NECFAN C .L CONTRACTOR SHALL SUPERVISE TEE INSTALLATION OF CHASES AND RECESSES WHICH ARE INSTALLED BT THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR FOR THE INSTALLATION OF PLUMBING PIPES, r,OMPLE7E AND ACCURATE .IFORHATION REGARDING SUCH CHASES SHALL BE GIVEN B., THE HECKANIC.AL CONTRACTOR TO PERMIT THEIR BEING BUILT IN AS THE WORK NROGRCSSESa 2., WALL AND CEILING PLATESw—EI'i FIN!SHA-D PARTS Or THE BV3LDiNG AFTER PAINT/NG 1S F1NISKED, CHROMIUM PLATED WALL AND CEILING PLATES S41AL'-, BE INSTALLED ON AL.L. PIPES 9'ASS I lcG THROUGH WALLS, PART i T IONS AND FLOORS. 3o i.3GS AND I' NSTRUCT IOLS--FURN I SH OWNER WITH INSTRUCTIONS ON OPERATING AND ANJUSTMENTS WHICH HE MUST HATE TO MAINTAIN THE SYSTEM. THESE INSTRUCT 01 S TO ;E TYPED AND FRAMED UNDER GLASS AND HUNG WHERE. IRECTED. • A4. 1A.A.y.Es+ NOT AO.i?LCENT IC..00.IPMENT 4ITH NUMBERIED BRASS TAGS.. 1,ITH THE .ABOVE r0,14.6 EN�`TRICT�O.NS.,. .iNC.IO D .5C.9�: I?I�9. .Of� VALVES, .T7 E:IR:. NUMB ERS AND 4-1ARP.OS,E. ' . 1:4. iA NG E' S--+ NGEii'S:'; T.EEl,. To AND SHA :. sE iMIndE14. No p: ilNG...sf LL. S :NST0404O.;:ElfE.RY tk�#'1.17 R.IINGORNo. Ogtv • et33 DI -4 PLUMBING Ct.EVIS TTrE N TH ADJUSTABLE HANGER RODS. HANGERS FOR COPPER PIPING SHALL BE COI"pI"ft PLATE, fiR ENNcC.t C:'1'-97 RING, (:T-269 BAND OR CT"65 CLEV IS, WITH COPPER PLATED ADJUSTABLE RODS. in MINIMUM 4{ARGER SPACING FOR COPPER PIPING SHALL BE 5Fi. FOR ₹" f tr AND 3/k' PIPE 8 FT. FOR I" &ND rr PIPE, AND iO FT. FOR l2 PIPE AND OYER. E N4c7noe, or FASTENING HANGERS GE.RS TO THE STRUCTURE SHALL BE &P — PROVE BY THE ARCHITECT. 5. EN5ULATION--COVER ALL ROOT WATER PIPING WITH ter GLASS FIBER SNAP—ON 9�SUL .AT I ON, WITH CANVAS JACKET. COLD WATER PIPING SHALL BEi rt DUAL TEMPERATURE GLASS FIBER INSULATION, WITH VAPOR SEAL AND WHITE FLAME RESISTANT JACKET. COVER FITTINGS WITH INSULATING CEMENT AND FINISH TO MATCH THE PIPING BURIED WATER PIPING SMALL NOT BE INSULATED. 6. VALVES AND UNIONS-"V;w1-YES FOR WATER PIPING SHALL BE BRASS, SOLDER JOINT TYPE, EQUAL TO CRANE L320 GATE, OR !3(O GL>;aE, FOR 5O 1..8S. .JORK3NG PRESSURE. UNIONS SHALL BE COPPER TO COPPER, SOLDER JONT. VAL ;`Yc ron GAS PIPING ic,tL BE CRANE 270, FLAT HEAD PLUG TYPE. UNTO S SHALL BE GROUND JOINT, SLACK iHAL1 EASLE, FOR GAS PIP NG. USE ADAPTORS, COPPER TO IRON PIP :•9 FOR CONNECTIONS OF WATER !•' I Na TO J PNENT , AND PRO i I DE INSULATING CONNECTORS AT TIE HOT IIIAT.ER i{'EACa. INSTXLL A YALVE IN THE BRANCH LINE TO EACH FIXTURE OR GROP OF FIXTURES, EXCEPT WHERE STOPS ARE FURNISHED AT THE FIXTURES. !T SHALL BE POSSIBLE TO ISOLATE ANT FIXTURE. tt7. E tiCAVA IONS--MiAKE ALL EXCAVATIONS REQUIRED FOR THE INSTAL' LAT ION OF THE PLUMBING SYSTEM. TRENCH. BOTTOMS $II{AL!,. .SEE TR 1 MNEO TRUE, WITH UNIFORM GRADE. FOR TILE PIPE, .DIRT UNDER HUUBS SMALL BE SCOOPED SO TRAY BARREL or P I:PE WILL RIE:ST IJFI. *tsp STUBBED EARTH. AFTER PIPING S BEEN INSPECTED AND AP.PROVtD,. BA.CKF I:LL TO ..PROPER LEVEL WITH THE EARTH WELL TAMPED, AND III AC'COR:DA;RIC>E WITii'THE 8AC'K:-! FILI. WORK SPECIFIED IN FART C—. f33 EDe P` U 2 Nc.3 [aSOIL AND WASTE--M,t E SOIL. AND. HASTE CONNECTIONS FROM Ea,Cx PixiuRt AND IZLl 5 5fc 'N ON THE ;"t_ NS. THE PLANS II GENERAL. S4OW THE RON AND SIZE or THE MAIN LINES ONLY. ALi. T+XTvRCS H.;I.L sr CONNECTED TO THI•;SE LIMES. ALL SOIL INN WASTE r?I'1NG SEALL BE EXTRA HEAVY C ST IRON SO L T:tL. ALL. JOINTS SHALL SE CALKED WITH LEAD AND OAKUM. LED RIPE FIXTURE CONNECTIONS IONS SHCAL.t. HAVE E WIPED JOINTS AP t BRASS CALK— NFERRULES AND SHALL. Bt ..S REOLFIREt 6T OROINKNCE. THE Dui M SYSTEM* USING GALYi.NIZE.D STEEL PIPING ABOYI; "(NC GROUND A*.F .a!''t{i.LTUM P.° INTE.D CAST IRON DRINAGE F1TT! GS MAY BE USED AT CONTRACTORS OPT'.ON, !F LOCAL CO ES ERMIT. r�.,. VENTS—`E.CK FIXTURE SHALL... 'r{'.;Y'E Bx SEPARATZ ET Or THE: RCS QO RE1) SIZE WHICH SisAL E RUN TNRQZ1".h THE ROOF OR CONECTED BACK TO SOIL OR VENT STACK ABOVE TIC it,u6{•tST FIXTORLS. VENTS SHALL BE CAST IRON SOIL PIPE VTN CALKED JO r N"z S OLYAN I Z3 tO STEEL PIPE WITH M. LE .St.E E ITT NGS. 20. FLASHING3— ETCH PLUMBING 'ENT STACK THROUGH T2(£ ROOF SH t t NAE A 24" so.9 4 LB. SiEEY LED rt.;S im4 Pf,t . KC TENT FLASH— ING SHALL SE TURNEVP AROUND .3 HE PIPE kND OVER :N('; INTO THE PJFE. 2'. WAi:.L HYr;9i ANTS--Si6L tors, 1,11 f.RE SHOWN 5HALt. BE OP HE NON —FREEZE TYPE, AND SHALL BE EQUAL TO j054M V -2t0 OR S'. i`K s H6 rROST—ROOF '4..t..i. II"af;R oTs WITH POLISEO °REIN E i:';..CEr a aONZE 4sER.D. LNG 4X(VANiZEO s:: S'NG Ir t3 SAIL SE BURN➢SHE i FOR ALL tit?CIc NESS KS RCC}u UEi. S PtLI:'rE ;O VALL HRANISHKLL E RUN IN A ! ? L CHASE. NO SHE t (ChcPHCA . CONTRACTOR SYAL.t. RE kESPONSIB..E VC3o IXE LOCs_f iON OF THE CH.r,SES. ROVI E S?Oi• '.RO WASTE +`.,? VC OK SUPPLY TO i5':'DR NT. 22. 1A/A? R PIPING --WATER PiP`:.N7 ADO'rE GROUND N THE BOII.C'ING SHALL OE TfC L OPPEP BUR E0 WATER PIPING SEAL BE TtPi i$ kQi?-Y2,ER. COPPER P+ "gNx sKALL BC NSSEMSt.ED WITH CAST I RONLE OR WROUGHT COP'' PEA rtTT`!rG:S USING 95-5 TIN—ANT°IAN'Y SOLDER APPLIED PER ,.:.pOr,cT— vR R's DIREC•TIOi4S. PROYIDE {ItSsiJi:ATINz ADAPTORS WHERE PIPING CON— .IJ:ECTS TO WYaTEA KtttA*. 4. tk4s .. °!t OENCRk. .S: t 3p . fiF4!: ':Rt}Id A'I .$ I•ZIf OF MAIN L. I NES 0 ALL CONNECT* IONS..:,' T.O F ) X T 11 f Z s SS N I L S E .:.;c` U L`L • ;:t -CT ION D _ APT 2 AND AiR CONCOICNG GrxtPL CON 0 TIO145 S3.#L1, GOYLRN - _. WORK TO .. 1, 0: „00 ..., rif`E! ELO OR THE S"°a.1, Cz.r'O21S, i°:,.. ,DVCC ,'riC L.. . S ..G .ED TO "KE MEC,1<, N EA'C CONTRACTOR UNDER THE is"P2E1 S.. t, _0'%.)'' ,,4@D OT -NE CONTR;.2.CT SNAiLL BK. INCLUDED IE 7CE ,n R;';'. Or TIIUiS MECKAN 1001 EO iUTR.E7 EicorE"'"`tfC°��'1 Rt'C `i Ot' 7DfsS+E spEc rr. ERETKD HCATING ACV XHR rC,v17'O1";i'G WORK UI AN &00 O TO X f ri g NC `, II5 _'1t1 P E O, INC SKEET NIA TkL V i f?i? „} fC ) , 0'0>` E " ? f3 A'o co,o_.C,; Lo o #5 SHALL 5C RY.,, 2.: �(`p INC INC rf 'FONN VCR KC O NG MID COOL NL OF A. -'.' _OO`. E.HA1.t. OE ASEOL.ED,, SCE "TEMPERATURE CONTROL" FCR tnANGN$ REG£J IS ;R TKE CONTROL OF EKE BE!! WORE, -IKE TWO E.X1STUG AR COOLED CON- DENSER L'NYTS SNALL SE REMOVED, RELOCATED, 6,Nb IKE RE.FREGERAN"T ?';ms AwD ELECTRIC ^d£RUNG SHALL BE RECONNECTED 70 EACH UNIT°. YZ F;Eo.T!NG CONTRACTOR 5KkLL FURNISH AND ENSTALL A COMPLETE BE%`C- 1NG A,N x,IR CO3SC$TION'iNG SUPPL.a MID RETURN DUCT SYSTEM,, !NCLZ''DNG 7HE ABOVE ITEMS. AND RED ISFERS, DAMPERS, LOUVERS AND CON7NOLSo BNSDFRECPENT 4NFORNATEON OR DESCREPT!ON OF MATERIALS OR LABOR WN,CE{ FRECCNTS 7?.C & CIRTC£EC.N 0/ SUCH PLANS•A.ND SONC IF IC.f..T?ONS mUNE S`E 30000' IO PRIOR. TO SUi,O.ITTAL OF A SO. TKE CONTRACTOR'S 10 'W LI CC CONS :sCOO 05 ACC.`. "'Ti:,9 P: OF THE PLANS AND STEC I}.,C0 O.._ 4`C COKLYTD .re WORO DTKOUT ADDITIONAL.. COST TO THE OWNER, EQCjPREN7 513 C'N'N ON i 0 IO;S" ,, FI r IC'O,; OCTKELESO wC UNIT, . 3 WORK NO7 'X LOU OD, "9107 NOT INCLUDED iN THE c1S_.C f Ii'£.._ CND NOT SNOW' ON Tec ON Oe T ' rti=:"I fSY d. 0(.0 r, S 0!) f 1D LED CT CUE i —ALL 7Cr3UER FLNCTR 8C SICI. DG FOR E vOC 'I`.';:. IN '"HESE SPEE IFICO:T i'ONS WILL DE COOOO; EO SY ECC ECU.NIC L r'.ONTR&CYOR +.S THE CI,. [ECE 10 , CG OTTER Txr. e'Dt°:.T:">_L 7`;,{ ShD,UL SE BY IKE ,1Z:.TNCL O— iCiS,T... CUCO 70 `1315 ,300 ION. SJ .'. 4:_k70O _._03 N.��f EYE �C:% . S 0 PSCf , . u C 1 S `Ks tOMOJTIONS UCTORC TI:Na ,,3 EOCK,f9`I 1. OE. .._.< 4;D TOR END S3`1_C£C or .e 3© LKTEU D2-2 HEAT f NG AND AIR COND; U ON ; NG SHALL AGREE TO rRcntrTL; MANE S000b OY PtECL.ACEtEf1T, MXTZRIAl, OR WORK INSTALLED UNDER( THIS CONTRACT, WHICH OECOMNS DETECTIVE DURING THE CI'E ;EAR FERRO-) !OLs.OW1NG ACCEPTANCE B' 11NF: OWNER. 6. ORDINANCES AND Punis--TKE HEATING CONTRACTOR SHALL COt4NLN WITH THr LAWS AND ORDINANCES IN EFFECT AT THE SITE, AND WITH THE RULES OF THE STATE AND LOCAL INSPECTOR AND WITH THE RGLE5 Or THE LOCAL UT I I, I TT COMPANIES, SUCK RULES, CODES AND ORC I NANtES, WHERE HEY ANNL.Y, SHALT., T&NE PRECEDENCE OYER THESE PLANS AND SPEC,9N1CAI- 10NSe THE HEATING CONTRACTOR SNAIL NAME APPLICATION Ai PC<.Y OCR AA N CESSfanT PERMITS AND CERTIFICATES or INS9:ECT1Ofl;e AND SKALA PRE— SENT Tar OWNER 'hibi% TIl. S <.SEtO CERTIFICATES 0r Citt K? d1NS$' EC:"f !JO. N 7:C'NAt. Bon'ft� or .E;E UwLznRBTcFL5' RULES •ANA' +'H'E STAND ROS or THE A SS...N S, NO ON F.SSOCIA'?ION, AP,•O TNT ASHAR GUDS SRLT OBSERVED N TS ON SONE trillO ,. 1 iS CON RAC`O {ATEC1ALS ra?'NG UTI ₹u E ,RWR. TERS LAEELS SMALL EE USS0 ;5NTTN kVA(ASE0 70 NON 1'PME1Y STUAENT t+OLC D U!N cNT 0a LSE SUHMNENT. �,_. ",(i�!s C3.aLc OF T5.E ;Ahg9pt r';s,CTGPe Ef'S OF ". df <.. N ii N' 1 \;Sl ACLN f `0Nc CO NNC1I• 0p kN0 MA r: r*cry or R`+ TROVE RXRtS ARt USED iN THESE ?:;7 Tt ;r,"- F0NS, TO FSN NSS TTPSS,c, RATINGS AND f? AL.1T` OF THE TT.Q07MIST.N OTTMN N ANCS, o, a r . N MIAI..1-r WILT BF ACCN. — oTE ad O„ WRHTI7A e rzfv',C A.oncantrcT , s ON TO .M L: I`'{is S,.?:.;.. N Y ALL, ST S 0 X t EQUi7gTST or 77VOUTS,L ROe€ss` MATSR ,Pik i : Ai. OEFOE D^r' `MGS ;T(C'. Oi Xu;'.7MMXT IC N"- CRAB CTdE... J C''s .°'c. tiC THE Nb.". ;tiEN'3S 07 `p`F. 5n 4 E wN CNEN:1 F:C CR1u ItWi AND RO D ...,S l0NS. CBi. '-ss zeu 50 CNiT 5HAF.s. SE ORTZRVS7D roo THt STROCTVRE A.N. FORM ,`N. AQCF. F' CS,E";1 ,, llO-i' PROM — RACE: REQUREMRTS or ...7P TS C_._ t. MTON . ROSOS .S TO FVENSH ,. r``l M, 1T OSTRT : ". M. r c � (;. " r `'. 'ts U rF F2 "Y E9 0 4� L1 T R 6 t3' Y r,} v '' .. N.. L.5 OR SOU L_p y: FINCG: •.S.. .C,1 PSNOR Or WaII'ft N1I,I ^T% TE "S aP+ACa ,: 1.. OCT Pt ACC Cl P TA D'_€. 0%S '.`-,S a' `.s T Fl: E DU I ?,,: J: ''a'v IN S. Nel E S! TIDE. 133 D2-3 KEAT NG AND .AIR COND1TIONiNG F Mn' DISCRE9'a?KC)ES OCCUR BETWEEN TARE ARC4E;rTECTURAL, STRUCTuc .,., ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL PLANS AND S$ EC i F I CAY IO81S, ALL SUCH 0ISCRE ANCIES SHALL SE RtPORTED TO T1rtr. ARCHtYECT, AND MR1TTE41[ INSTRUCTIONS OBTAINED FOR CL AR i`IC&TI0N OF TiHE WORK. 9. "r. SiS TmE K �e! iNG AND COOLING, F:5 REVAMP`ED TO MEET THE NEW CONDITIONS OF OPERATION, SHALL BE SUBJECTED TO s' 'ROPER TESTS AS DETERMINED. BE 141E ARCHITECT. DUCT WORK SHALL ESE INSPECTED roR TIGHTNESS, + AND EPtO CONGEALMENT SHALL TAKE PLACE UNTILSJC1 IN — SPEC. 1 I O 1 f �S >�L J( r� F. O i0. CU7TiNG AND PATC1d?i'61"a--DO ALL ACCES.SF.RT :UTi'P`G AND Ia11TC ;'`F$ t=OR T'r E f1ETaM� I SIG, RCLOCAT kON AND I NSTALLAT 'ON OF Vu{E NEW KERT t NG AND COOLING IL CTWORK, P E P I NG, AND EQUIPMENT. PMENT. A+ --L CUTTING SHALL BC DONE AT TsNES MOST SUITABLE FOR OTHER CON- TRACTORS AN.T AS DIRECTED BY THE ARCHITECT. W94ERE IT IS NECI:SSAR" TO CUT CEASES IN WALLS, REINFORCE WALLS AS DIRECTED. AFTER WORK [S INSTALLED, PATCH HOLES TO HATCH ORIGINAL FINISH. 40 ELECTRIC WIRING --CURRENT AVAILABLE FOR POWER AT THE OB;LDING S SPECtftEEn UNDER THE ELECTRIC WIRING DIVISION. ALL CXISTIPG MOTORS CALLED FOR Tr0 DE REt.00�.TED AND? RECONNECTED SHALL C RE apv'6 R;�;•m b `1' I ] B E FOR O 7 Z R A 'J 1 0 N ON t *{ E CURRENT AVAILABLE. �rH E 'P. E Pi i I FN G CON YRACTOR SHALL vERIFT THE VOLTAGE AND PHASE OF THE CURRENT AT THE SITE, AND B RESPONSIBLE FOR THE z,RO ER Ri1IRiNG or S2 E?flIORS THE HEATING CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH ALL THERMOSTATSr wt1Ce` ORZ D AND MANUAL DAMPERSy AND p≥:P.,E'oa m A,LL. CONTROL w s( ;AGO ALL POWER 4�"Ii';I cG CONNECTIONS YiLL BE VATC B5 T E I",LEOTRICL CONTRACTOR 4FN4`-'EI' THE ELECTRICAL, CONTRACT. Tr;E !EXISTING INTERLOCK AND CONTROL WIRING FOR THE. COOLING CCLE, Sc:T1YE'EN THE S!.'PF'L. ? A I n FAN „ ail i T AND THE CONDENSING UNITS, SHALL • REMAIN UNCHANGED. 32 S11PLT rAN UNIT --CHANGE THE EXISTING SUPPLY FA.N MRIY•E ("SFIiBLYc°�yF�nJo�Mi�y`� 4:l;;g�PRESENT CAPACITY OF [0,980 C `M,, ' SSor'� , TWO SPEED i800/900 goo RPM A. T ,55.' 5000 i T. n, . •f yE� V �'.; T ' THE i� , TO c i�.`r' '� i, 1 b' 6 -C�e {;,./' i 2,530 l.: �` ' 1 c�' f. ?ti UNDER THE SAME CoI D' a Ic S r��S ABOVE. TriE EXISTING 5 HaP'op SPEED TAN MOTOR AND CONTROLS SX'ALL RCt4AIN UNC?{6;,NGar?.Do E3 REFRifiERAN PIFII°G?,•..'•1stKC THE C:'{o;:dG S X REERkCERAESET PIPING TO ACCOUI ODA.TE NEW LOCATION Or T'� V Te) EX I ST RMA A I Et cop Ep .CE 'i— tr2E M:`i S k'G 4I.` E TS, AS SHOWN OK TB>r PANS* RECONNECT THE REF.R.lGERANT 3 8. 4s0.C. 1414P,.:. '..iTS::95: ..T.' .I"AHT Q$°N I $OtIDERo ��.�{ py Ems._ CFA PLNNO 'AND P.fR r, N I IyNi NG. NSULATE THE 2_F ]GERANT SUCTION LINES 'rr1'w e ARNAFLEX BL.ACA FoAmr9 RUBBER I SU LATi:O b !KSUI.X 1ON EXTERIOR TO 7X�EE SUILD LNG SHALL OE WATER-g'ROOFEDo ,lQUO LINES ERTERIOR TO TKE BUIM1.DIN1 SHALL BE 9NSNLP,'k0 Ss:i'='Fz AS SUCTION +LINES. 01. AIR COOLED CONPDENSLERS--R,EWOYEE Mn' RELOCATE THE TWO EXISTING AIR COOLED COND.ENSN•G UNITS AS SHOWN ON THE PLANS. SET UNITS ON 5/36" CORROGAYEO RUBBER ISOLATION MATTING. CONCRETE PAO FOR THE UNITS WILL. BE FURNISHED B1 THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR. U%:TS SHALL 9E RECONNECTED HY E'XT'ENSION OF ELECTR SC 1AU R'sNG AND THE EX'ST;NG REFRIGERANT PL I%G, COMPLETE WITH EXISTING OPERATING AND S.X.€ET'r CONTROLS, INCLUO NG DUAL fZ SSURCTROLE AND CONTROL WIRING OL.00K0 EACH CONDENSER HAS A 7i H.: '. COMPRESSOR AND A 3f H.P. FAN MOTOR° t5. REG STERS P!ERIM TER BASEBOARD REGISTERS SHALL $'N SUPER THERIRO—BD,5c, MODEL SA or CkT'4CIT SHOWN° MAKE CONNECTIONS TO DUCT WORK BELOW SLAB. PRO'9lDE A,LL FITTINGS rO"R FU)RNPsH4NG A CONYTeBOUS OL•;SEF.3OARD T:. 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Cicic' .AUTO- MATICALLT FROND REMLYTiP FRCES_JFE S"UiT;PES„ T_X Tii9G ADVOMATfi0 RO7 AND COLO DECK DAMPERS POR ZONE #5 SHALL DE PE '.TERp APO „LkLE RE REPLACED N H NEW $w,d.LLER s,g- G AMPER$ 3a.id0 AUTOMATIC O EPATORS, Aso, FOR nc NEW AD IE OV„ FURN :tiSR AND .NSTALL NOT A'4i) COLD Dc C Ek1!'70..Y',1 T;C (AWFERS 0 �L TONE 7 Vu PROY10K A: MODVLAT,NG WALL MOUNTED TYE.?MOSTAT roR CON'T TROL OF ZONE #6 RELOCATE Ann REUSE THE EXISTING TEMPERATURE CONTROL COMPRESSOR. Ro4ove EXISTING POE, AND E.,P. SWITCHES PRESENTLY MOUNTED ON THE GARAGE ALL, AND RELOCATE THEM ON TOILET WALL. THE FOUR NEW Al4TO- M.ATIC t3AArrT!s AND OPCRkTORS SHALL BE FURNISHED BY THE TEMPERATER!E CONTROL C0NTRACTOR,. THE tAUSSTING PI: AD AIR CO;MPROLLKR SHALL OPERATE SUPPTt Y, RETURN AND EXHAUST DAMPERS TO HAINT.A§N A PRKDCTERNiNED 3UXEO AIR TEMPER_ A7URf, MSM`.HItMo FRESH AIR SOACL DE ASSURED SJ A MANUAL K3$IMUM POST a°1' S+lg3TC!R. tv'E€'-3 ENE FAN STOPS THE OUTDOOR AR DAMPER SEEDS CLOSE. P3MP. CEOCH SHALL PROS OK N3GHT SET K.ACT BY ALLOWING TAT k;1T;,I Pc. LOVER SET PetN7 TO CEDED TEE GAS EEASE FAN STALL OPERATE OSS STE }ONNr_, 1aL% RETURN A3R. .," 7T r PIG N4NUAL SEYTON U31KI "ON—'LF r AUTO" SHALL SAM DO __ Ulr%.D FOR ., n, S'; "T!,.il.TS ms OWLS WHEN 3N TEE "ON" POS'a T“SNo r'= EXIBEiNG COMS§UST oON AR MOTORIZED DAMPDRS SHALL OPEN ASE. EASES WiEH 17' ?SIIk2E OPCERATO31. TOE ONDUKATIC SENSERASSE c.Oaa'.SYSTEM SHALL BE FURNISHED .t L!!D INSTALLED 4S AN EXTENSION OF "' Y;Ss ". RSG L S �E E i $ �`;'8 EsA 1�OL �,�"hi'.O P5F"W4 i4. [.. ODDSSEM COMPADSE O.TN s 1St,N N;, A Swc ' W _ � s � 6*'. S e �' ii Ic � i Eit S E Brie ;. 4,.,, ✓ ,. GUANDNINDED TO SE Fri BESCDDS 'FOR k: ; F N 1 O D OF CPC 'Pt SOB NODEEkT)NO CV`ES7'RroLi -:B SH.S..1". OPERATE THE SEEE DP SANSENS TO $. NiOE3' 3 U TA` BE OUTDOOR PPE S E C: 1' O N: E ..,,. ELEC,FR , C4;_ N7 NODK COMENE5 H7 TY:a C, CI..55 OF TN:C, "iC C'A`CJLAN s ANCPv '. Q11: i SN CNfi , RUTRAi75, r.. 5. 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CONTRACTOR Sr 1t ObiN PAY ':`rcR ACT 4'913 itS ;:&i? ;.;C NSCS RIQ@f.1RCTr ANC SRNAL? rtI,RN <sH{ v5:1. ARC,ARC0 Ip FOR Ir`.:, O uI:.°R, r CERIHRCATC or ;R 4N.$:t 3NsPECT4ON £Nw' • P.'OSAL FROM TIE Loci JV.- ^$DICTON OYES,' NES rL 6:T:rC:t NSTCATCTOW ON CcOIRLIT,,da TUN WORK0,TYC NL'NNC'R)CAL CONTRACTOR SNAIL CONDUCT R'',1 C %`Cdv :4a PCxi' rCR i4, P'"PRCYAl:.o R '`_,`° STAL • . OIVIO TSSJA,L SA v 51 , , '- 'U ARP An kJ. LeTO 54 5= OR JGA A mvr CUAUT r,`s4? I i. , RN •U .... S 104441445 T ".e ANT ()INCE 01..A4. 1 5 400 ig33 t-3 E ECTRsCAL. CHECK OF A.LO 4ATC1I, OS DEt.i;VERU 40 HIM AND SHALL FURNISH A RECEIPT ACt.%OVt.TLar;iG AO EPT:btLr.x or THE OELIVERT AND COtoD TTON OT THE RATEt- IALS DELIuEREOa AfTE.R SUCH ACC ANCE: HIS CONTRACTOR SKAI.L ASSURE FJIL (ES%L1NSI ILIT; OR THE SAF; L.EEP€NG or SAME UNTIL. SUCH TIME A$ • "YE COMPLETED 40STALt..RTION [SAS R EN APPROVED AND ACCEfTED, `G, PROGRESS Or iORK... NE CONTRACTOR S c Lt, ORDER THE FROGRLSS Or ]S WORK SO AS TO c'oNFOt?m TO THE PROGRESS OF THE WORK OF THE O f'ft E€; • TRADES: AND. .SHALL COMPLETE THE ENT RE INSTALLATION AS SOON S THE CONDITPON or THE BUi D'sNG WILL. PERMT, ANT COST RESULTING FROM FEC_y IV OR !LL..,;r i 'r D WORK PERFORMED UNDER T S SECT iON SHALL RE BORNE SY THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR, I30 CUTTING AND PATCHING` -THE WORK SHALL,. RE CAREFl i LAID OUT IN ADVANCE, AND WHERE CUTTING) CNANNE hiG, CHASING. OR ORiLLING OF FLOORS: WALLS. PARTTIONS: CE'LLUQGS.. OR OTIfER 5VRrkcE5 jS NECESSARY FOR THE PROPER INSTALLATION: SUPPORT,, OR ANCHORAGE OF RACEWAYS: O4Y- ETS OR OTHER C rR iCAL EQUIPMENT) THIS WORK SI{ALL BE C:R,REFULL DONE) AHD ANT DAMAGE TO Tip E DV I L D I NG,, P PING: EQUIPMENT: OR ANT DE- FACED FINISH) PLASTER, WOODWORK OR METAL WORK SHALL BE REPAIRED BY SKILLED MECHANICS Or TA4 E IRS INVOLVED: AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO THE OWNER, THE CO•N7Tr&.tTOR SHALL DO °40 C4JTTiNG: CFANNELING9 CHASING OR DRILLING OF UNFIN2SH D MASONRY, T!,. , f4TC,) OR CUTTING: DRILLING: 'u 'Et D HG OF STRUCTURAL MEMBERS Of THE RU H —DING: ETC,: 3.iNLESS HE FIRST ORa'm INS • :RM[S r4.M FROM T'v[a. ARCNITECTo !r PERMISSION. s GRANTED: THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FEETfO^;,r THIS WORK IN A.gANNER APPROVED ST THE l"s R E, { T E C •; •o R_,Lt[EAN.,oU--.T{s, a. CONTRACTOR SmA .E_ UPON COPd'PLIETOM or _4S REMOVE ALL MkuERI.:LSy SCRAP: ETC,: RELI Ti9a••E TO ES EL..'EC.rR:CAt. 3 -- ST'AL_LA IONS r',L'a•u".' %..i: .vz THE PREMISES iU AN CE OIRL." CONOITiON, An COSTS TO T.n _G OWNER a :=t'i I~1.Em,N NG THE SITE WILL FE C1{ .[2GEO .&G.A . SS`r THE CONRACOR0 g.5, SOE '.YES' Tt4E CONTRACTOR SHALL PLACE 'S..k rvEs IN roams 03 C'1S;.I_.LS, FLOOR ` LAGS ARO PART .I T ;CSNS FOR U PASSAGE OF ALL CQNOU 4 YS,x PIPES, AND DOCTS INSTALLED L`i. Fpig, SLEE'V°ES SHOULD SE SET ':\k 'fT.oOOLL A E.Lfl' WORN, r ..,,��pc lE'mp 'TIME AHEAD OF THE CONCRETE bq;Ott�'Z b SOry AS NOT gO E,i}.{..K'T TRL�'. AiOR'N , SLEEVES FOR Y: G1' ZRE D r ES SHALL er l., �n '4 r :'z mo N�'.,�y`i 6'M k.: :. i1`' i tl COVERING TO 2 P ACED ON THE P s P'E [ RS i L U or TT s.E fc;.. E, S.v S • sYA1L OE ME OF {: AI, Y K 1 EEO SHEET STLEL srcuRzt7 P.:.STENED rOS T iomC . pt1' 6 a at= y?�� Via' .. T qn1 •r5 ♦ .S.. ra Vl>•tti, ►•. D pS a4 t1 t;�N c O �d!Y S °' ry—. T Jp4 E C' O I: T L E: T' E F �'Ts /T Cy it +R L• !,l .E. ,S. ' ;=A 7. 6 ar 0�5. L E `s 'L! Ss Y.. iV. r ) STATE 1 f 7e. �� S. VF Gp 1�) 1 fi e<. 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T ,D roR 600 vo i S„ UMLESS OTHERWISE ST'E'. IFIED OR SKOHN ON THE DRAWINGS,, CONDUCTOR„ ISNS00L TON SHALL 8'C Of TEC Tint RtCOGNiZED 7'1 THE NA tONAL ELEc- `c 1C4l. COOL AS AFPneTTD '%OR°, ITs !ART!EULAR A!r?LICAT!ON, ALA Rh IR IHG SHA,LA eIC fOL.OE C0D'ED, WdRE SMALL, NOT SE s.NS5A.LI..Eo IN CONOCU2TS UNT' , AETER THE C.OHCCRS E WORK AND PLASTERING [S COMPLETIEDn AND ALL CO Dl'UITS I.N WH[,CH NOS— TIISEE HAS COLLECTED SHALL NAVE D TJ4 SWABBED. OUT, INSULATION RE'— SB:STANC: TO 0100PC .,A'..LI. MOT OE LESS THAN THAT kFpROyEo iii TIC NATONAL EL C R y....: (NOCE, 2AMLNATN Si 4:ICES ;,IHCR ETER POTS $L.E., WHERE Ni5C`:Sm•lRY t."'1,,.4 !.1 READLY AC CESS t5T_. nA ,DELn ,f OUTLET 8OX, "1 =E No, ARC SE a,L NEiy' ED. TO L NT MEADS OF ATACOY L:D LOGS OR CONNECTORS, CONNECTORS SHALL VC C>WOLDERLESS ITOF i y D= to 0 ENCLOSE OS!E ALL STRANDS O` CONDUCTOR,MARE T-.7 ..r NTLiCtS PMRE Noe 8 AMP SMALLER M ,.. VSMO "WESTERN LUKE '1 a't8 Or r I�:.,T'A, t SC'1. IC Cp: ?YC C:RL.,,�. SQL.,DERE , AND NS LAVED WITH RUBBER H110 ER _. :.ON TAPES OR Usr PRESSURE CONNECTORS :S SOP CRLI aN` f1,ASED,. !FLASHOVER OR NSUTA5 [ON VALUE Of X09„ S, SHALL NOT BE LESS THAN THAT OF THE CONDUCTOR, MECHAL [CAL SPLICES 125N5 C9v "'AR OR COPPER SLEEVES OR SOLOERLESS CONNECTORS SMALL NOT BE USED TO NAR OR SEE[C. 7r IETUDE CONDUCTORS OR r:i Ffl '.jLAR SMALL OR. STRANDED . R r,D yHRiE To SRNC'H CNOCU'.I',i CO4N'TUCF ORS :15 S A 26, De I THE LI Mrc 0 NSTALOCD L 14 '._GCA";PIONS SHOWI IL0C_ .'1' 10N' Or 0OCTLETE AND CADOPMENT SHALL BE fORAL . C1:L5 I" IONS AND ONSTRUC OY S, WHEN IIECF`5— THE ELECTRICA.1.. SH,AL. R .AYE. 'IIC OUTLETS SO THAT S is C, .. 'edlu'.'Y 3 (a E ,COH L e'sr1(`F• RR..C, t33 rLECTRicAL Ei-7 CUTLET SO`tES SliAs..L SE Z NC.—OO TE;'g OR CADMIUM PL,1,Eto SHECt S'TEr . SOgES OF A C1,S.S 3'0 S;."4 t SF T THE CONDITION' CT CUTLETS. CE 1 l N+G OUTLET BOXES SidALt. NOT RE LESS TH.A.N 4—INCR OCTAGONAL UNLESS OTHE'3t:SSE NOTED. AtA FIXTURE OUTLET SAXES SHALL RAE ECIV PFED Wi714 3/8I NO"'1OLT !' X'7itr?e. S,5'ODSo FIXTURE OUTLET 60XES in FINISHED CEJL 1NCS SHALL SE FTTED WITH OPEN COVERS, SET TQ COPE FLUSH WITH TI{= r11eiSHE.D SURFACE. SWITCH AND RECEPTACLE OUTLET BOXES SHALL DE NOT LESS THAN 4u SQUARED FITTED l ! TI AF ROPR L L i. COVERS WHERE N'EC ES'S&R, O srT FLUSH WITH THE r tN ! SHED 5UR 'ACES. WHERE MORE Tt.4 N ONE SV TCH OR DEVICE LOCATED AT ONt pO t taT, GkµG SOxES u0 COVERS SHALL BE USED UNLESS OTHERWISE ?NdgtCA .D UT!LITT 50XE: <dt; SECTIONAL SWITCH CH BOXES WILL NOT DE PERMITTED UNLESS SPED , Rt. Pd:RM IBS 1OK ES GRANTED IN THOSE LOCATIONS WHERE THE INSTALLATION O;" 4" SQUARE BOXES WILL NOT PERMIT THE 0EYICE PLATE TO COWER THE O4 TLET;, REFERENCE IS MADE TO OUTLETS INSTALLED IN PUMICE RLOC1f ALD UNFINISHED MASONRY WALLS.. CONDUCTS AND WIRES ENTERING SUCH DINES SHALL MOT EXCEED TiE NATIONAL ELECTR?CAL CODE LiMrTAT!O'MS. F CEF7 AS OTHER'd S'E S?Et IV EO OR NOTED ON THE DRAWINGS, LOCATE OUTLETS AS FOLLOWS: (Ct,MEtlaiONS GIVEN ARE FROG F NiSKIA FLOOR �O CENTER LINE or Cr7t.FTS) I. WALL SWITCHES 41-6". 2 CoNYE'NENCE OUTLETS — is —O" (ExCET OVER SrAICNEsy SPECIAL [EQU ; ?MEN7, OVER SASESIO&RO R D i ATORS, ETC., "SI.`'E3oE TMt a SHALL 33;E: AT A FE t•GHT TO e'ns.,I;I1 CE EQUIPMENT OR AS NOTED h,N THE DRAWINGS). tt 3. STANDARD TELEPHONE OUTLETS. - 27. WIRING _D VICES --THE FOLLOWING DEVICES S P.tL. DE INSTALLED WHERE INDICATED OR THE DRAWINGS. DEVICES O7i.KE>R YKA:N `HOSE LISTED DE1..Old SHALL DE Of THE SAME STANDARD OR QOA,L I T v COPRVEX— StRA,'TE WITH THOSE LISTED AELOW: ' R£ t E .w T A C L E S: 3894 e� � I. DO PLE,X WEATHERPROOF OUTLETS. , . . . BRI a1 d SUSS LL 7791 2. 3 —,MIRE OZROvNDlNG TPE OUPLEX CON'L°EK— IENCE OUTLETS THROUGHOUT . 4 0 tJ 0 , o BRY NT 5252 H1B'SEt'L 5252 O Cto•Ct OUTLZT O O... O O ,? O O O O O BRYANT 2828 40ug,_. 3-4- I R Sr, O 00000 O O o O O O O HU S E t-. L 9340 & T//V // Ml �' { ry ry �/� 7 ci �1y4 • / ✓_C I( on U Vwi!', )4*tOUL .4t00; •* :'.Id:0i.i t E&.. CTR .:# $.00R .�IE0X .w/79 7 C-)4 OR. yrLtPDidNE t TCH.£sS .Jl0.10mb S fkE E O° � IUMeL ER QUIET TARE OLftLY RATED (!33 S4t:AL . c 19t SC NT CNDBABRA TYPE. 28. D '. i t_ c& L. t 0 FOR EACH O U e ?. 4 7 O SVIT THE '.9 .E V CE i a` ". : ` i-. ! ` I• G : $'• [ o' ;: P i:, A T V .'"a .. . at SA'v 1 ₹3I'4s s ?I. Y,, S'Tk (NLES5. S74EL O.C)40" TH `C o SCTE ' o S!'.AL.1. >S£« OF METAL WITH COUNTERSUNK HEADS, WITH P!MISK TO MATCH TK<_ FINISH OF THE PI h7.Em DEY (CE ;yL .TES SMALL BE OF THE ONE" PiZEt I P3F Of SUIT S1, E SHAPE TOP THE U4. e 1 C ES TO BE COVERED* ERED 'tip"z: E. flu DEVICE PLATE DOES NOT COVER THE OUTLET OPENING, ;srcc— I L LARGE PLATES SMALL SZ USED* SECTiONAi. DEVICE PLATES 5; i 1.: NOT BE PER I TTEDo WHERE EXPOSED 'WIRING ' S PERMT T D, DEVICE PL;. T S SKS L . Fir ZAL- ymi£'Er* STEEL. W1',24 BE'VELEt') EI?L£S., 29. MECHANICALEOU1PI:?E:t"T WIRING AND C:0IwNti:Ci1OyS - UNLESS O.;H,rP WISE INDICATED, ALL MCATING, VENTILATING AND PLUMBING tOUII I4ENT MOTORS AND CONTROLS SHALL SE FURNISHED, SET €H PLACE AND IN �1.CORBANC`FYIT'Iti THE rO3.«LO1 ;.Ma $C ! :'.:iiL£: I-8 SET IN PLACE ems i t EDjiND FURNISHED OR MOUNTED CONNECTED 0NUER UNL)ER - 0.4'kt`�� EQU / °MENT MOTORS MC. MC EC MOTOR CONTROLLERS (MAGNETIC OR MANUAL STARTERS, RE vUCEO VOLTAGE STARTERS, ETC e DISCONNECT SWITCHES (s-OSED OR UNFUSZO, H.P. RATEO SWITCHES,, THERMAL OVERLOAD SWITCHES, ETC.) PUSHBUTTON STATIONS, PILOT LIGHTS, MUL a I'-SPEE'D SWITCHES, FLOAT SWITCHES,*THERMOSTATS, CONTROL RELAYS, TIME BLOCKS,, CONTROL, TRANSFORMERS, bONTRO'. PANELS, ETC 0 r .sPERs TvRE CONTROLS :.40 1ii..l •. Ya41n F'.:rws, Ddb.4?ER•..Mo.Tv.R,5, '/AL• .g0 EP eldt SE. MC EC EC EC EC EC MC *MC MC MC 14 I 133 E1-9 ELECTEUCAL G..OAsSV4ITCHES9 OWE k,E .rHZA',OSTAi , THE SWITCHES, C'1O°A ACTING 0.S YiGK MN CON'T;;O}., ER Ov THE FULL LO;.L't CURRENT TO SUCH MOTORS AS SUMPn rP9FMHS, UNIT 1•I 'tET:Ss YE.REILA'1 INS FANS ETC.,, SHALL GC =7..r IN ? :.AEE HD CONNECTED UNDER THE ELEC? RIC/'L. :.ONTRACT,a EX— CEPT IKAT• wx nE SUCK ITEMS ARE AN : N TEnaRAL PART OF THE MECHAM* rAL, F V 1.;11±tTs OR DIRECTLY ATTACHED TO DUCTS, PIPING, ETC. THEY SWALL.BE SET- N PLACE UNDER 7RE MECHANICAL CONTRACT° P"zqO I DE EACH MOTOR WIR A HORSEPOWER RATED DISCONNECT SWITCH TCH &ND) rlt;≥9RAL OVERLOAD PROTEC•'r•IOc THERMAL Ov'ERLOAD SWITCHES FOR .S INGLE-•PHASI~ MO1O s SH&LL DE GENERAL RAL ELECTRIC CR-iOCi-H OR EQU .. 0 THERMA!.. OVERLOAD SWITCHES FOR TRRE `nPliASE ROTORS SHALL SE GENERAL ELECTRIC CR-- (O62-MiA OR EQUAL* HEATER LI'N YS „HALL SE S t zEO FOR APPROXIMATELY l25% FULL LOAD MOTOR CURRENT. SWITCH AND FUSE UNITS WILL NOT 5s ACCEPTABLE UNLESS spzc s C,AL.t Y IHOlCATEDo CHECK AMR COORDINATE AIL THERMAL PROTECTIVE DE. CE5 WITH THE EQU ; PPFENT THEY PROTECT° MAKE EQUIPMENT CONNECTIONS WITH TLCXIOLE OR RIGID CONDUIT OR ELECTRICAL METALLIC TUBING AS REQUIRED° WHERE CORD CoNNECT3ONG ARE REQUIRED, PROVIDE TYPE "Se" RUHSzR^,JACKETE13 CORO, boo VOLY, K EA,.V ; DUTY SERVICE, OF SS AND LENGTHS REQUIRED* PROPERLY GRO nD ALL ON—CURRZaT"C.ARRYJNG METAL PARIS OF MECHANICAL EQ)+:"s"' MEN! USE TYPE "AVA" d RE. TOR ALL. WIRING NEAR ORE BOILER OR OTHER K i aT; TEMPERATURE r:RC1lSe 3O T LE•PHOWE S.,TSTF:,w!_^ -4E ' ECT IC: L CONTRACTOR SHALL Fv'u 1 . A` & INSTA2Lr. &L TEOPHONE RACEWAYS, OUTLETS,, ETE. SHOWN 04 4"fs T10T t7 3OXZS FOR L `. ;dCrmz OUTLETS SHALL BE 4" S.'z>L'. E r,?"' su Ib` r i,C4le, R4WG TO FIT FLUSH WITH FINISHED > AE:..L, EACH u';r.h cOT: E'? X&4 L HAVE A COVER PLATE WITH Mw jrr.J°' BUSHLO C Ei E OPENING 4;%1? OHALL BE OF A F' ''se s cH TO MATCH OTHER PLATES, L,OOR 0O :' :. E S SMALL BE NATIONAL #800 AND D € 906 .-oft , THE CORTV&C`'OR OKALL CONSULT WITH 7t4t 7ELEPHOAE. COlie+eNT AN ` ,Ss3S';;.t. ti.ONHL.,r WITH ALL 0 THEIR REQUIREMENTS* 3?., LIOOTI3l:a EQ'U.1-? i►VTI GIENERAL~""THE WORKS COVERED ST TH S SPEC— :7ICA IOp•N NCLUOt;}3a.�gvTHE 9g�A"'URRNII/SF"i3aG *NO t/INSgTAyLLATgION AvLL.L IGHT14 EQUIPMENT Oi L'GS$ OTHERWISE p1(AOJEP «S,, S�HOyV�N c«%e..g ri : ilp'R9r�Cf►pblfGS i:Es— IN SRE FIXTURE GOM> LrU'LES A::O AS SPECIFIED Hr.pgtNa A:11.1 IIt * lR`>=S A"«T"rD LIGHTIOEOUjPMET EXA•3.t. BE IN. TAELL,.ED AYlrlN04. G C*Ir0P .z.'i4: E r≥3S.$.IOs*!' :9 pill PCit : 3# 444$ ,,.,r .rb, 1{ , EF !C 7'ORS, BALLASTS ;, C tfl1 „ �t.� gAS'T . L ' , r14'S, frt.CeS '•1t3c; it,xr ;.,.Op A. . F A. 'OR 0.•Otn I ? 3N «iw R COS stO F 4Xiff,ES 33 Ei—'C1 FjFCTRCAL 32, L--LiNIP r ?ES `<3` -`,EN INSTAt cD SHAL1. SET TRUE AND BE FREE Of LIGHT LEiAS, BAR'S, DENTS OR OTHER IRREGULARITIES. THE LENGTH Or STEPS OF SUSPENDED LUMINAIRES SHALL SE ADJUSTED AS MAT BE REQU I RO TO HANG ALL LUMINAIRES LEVEL AND IN TKE SAME HORIZONTAL PLANE. LUMINAIRES SNALi. BE SUPPORTED ONL I 'Rom STRUCTURAL. ELEMENTS CAPABLEOF CARRYING THE TOTAL. WEIGHT. ..v3-0- !N'AIRES UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED, SHALL. BEAR THE LJL LABEL FOR ITS PARTICULAR 4,PPLiICATiON, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDI ATEO, ALL METAL SURFACES SHALL BE GIYEN TREATMENT AFTER FABRICATION PROVIDING RUST INQ{1BITFING AND r Iiii- I SEA COAT ADHERENCE PROPERTIES, FIXTURE WIRE SHALL BE IN STRICT ACCORDANCE WITH THE LATEST RE- QUIREMCNTS or THE NATIONAL BOARD OF FIRE UNDERWRITERS. ALL WIRING SHALL BE CO'NCEA'LED WITHIN FIXTURE CONSTRVCTIONo WIRING SHALL SE PROTECTED WITH TAPE OR TUBING AT ALL POINTS WHERE ABRA— SION IS LIKELY TO OCCUR. CIRCUIT WIRING IN FLUORESCENT F'•XTUR'E'S APPROVED FOR USE AS RACEWAYS SMALL UTILIZE WIRE MEETING THE TEMPERATURE REQUIREMENTS WITHIN THE FIXTURE AND ! N NO CASE BE LESS THAN 75' C - 167' ' RATING. No CIRCUIT WIRING SHALL BE IN STALLED 3N FIXTURES WHICH HAVE NOT BEEN APPROVED SUITABLE FOR USE AS RACEWAYS. 33, AUXILIARIES AND ACCESSORIES -BALLASTS SHALL BE UNDERWRITERS' LABORATORIES, INC. APPROVED AND CERTIFIED CBM BALLASTS. HIGH ROWER FACTOR BALLASTS SHALL BE UTILIZED UNLESS OTHERWISE I.NDi!— CAYtEDa BALLASTS OF ALL RECESSED FIXTURES SHALL BE FUSED, ! , LAMPS--LA"PS SAi L =1E EQUAL TO THOSE k?R,NUFACTL. RED RI THE GC* RAL mEL^FC7R' C Co s WEST I NSHOt1SE CO, OR SYL VAN I A CORP Hello