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Permit Review Detail

Permit Number: T11CM03707
Parcel: 110120960

Address:
5301 E GRANT RD

Review Status: Completed

Review Details: COMMERCIAL - TI

Permit Number - T11CM03707
Review Name: COMMERCIAL - TI
Review Status: Completed
Review Date Reviewer's Name Type of Review Description Status Comments
01/03/2012 RAY MAJUTA ELECTRICAL-COMMERCIAL REVIEW Denied T11CM03707
Tucson Medical Center
5 Level,219,000 Sq Ft West Wing Addition

Electrical Plan Review denied for following items:
1. The lighting and power plans reflect lighting and power equipment locations , however no circuitry or panel desination shown.
2. Complete Fault Current analysis not submitted.
3. Total Load Calculations not submitted.
4. 2006 IECC Budget Lighting Calculations not submitted.

Prior to futher review , please review Commercial Submittal Requirements per City of Tucson, Development Services
Department, and submit all needed information.
Talked to Jim Craver regarding these plans and he felt these were incorrect plans we should be reviewing. Indicated the up to date plans to be reviewed were submitted to our department approximately two weeks ago. After review of submitted plans and search of any other set of plans with Leeray Hanly and G Bonillas,only found the set I have reviewed submitted 12/5/11.

Ray Majuta,
Elect Plan Review,
PDSD, C of Tucson,
1/5/12
Ray.majuta@tucsonaz.gov
01/26/2012 GERRY KOZIOL WWM REVIEW Approved
12/09/2011 RONALD BROWN BUILDING-COMMERCIAL REVIEW Denied 1. On sheet G-005, Separations, it is indicated that the elevator lobbies are to be separated by smoke partitions as per 707.4.1, Exception 5. The drawings show no elevator lobbies. At Elevator Lobbies in the Project Data menu, it mentions that elevator lobbies are not required as per 707.14.2, Exception 6, pressurize cores. No pressurized systems are indicated any where in the documents including architectural, mechanical systems and specifications. There are no specifications for the elevators either.
a. Please clarify the intent with the elevator lobbies and provide 2006 IBC code data analysis allowing that decision.
b. The forth floor is below 75' and as per Section 704.14.1, Exception 4; no enclosed elevator lobbies are required.
2. As per City of Tucson standards, the minimum sized font for all drawings is 3/32" upper and lower case. Through all the pages of your submittal, lettering is below this standard. Please revise all fonts that do not meet the minimum standard and resubmit.
3. It is difficult to determine if the toilet rooms are accessible because only minimal dimensions and accessible details are provided. For all the large scale toilet plans, please provide and show all accessible requirements as per the 2006 IBC, Chapter 11 and ICC/ANSI 117.1, 2003 Edition.
a. This includes all dimensions, required clearances, accessories and fixtures.
b. The large scale floor plans provided show so much information already that it might be best to provide separate large scale details showing only accessibility compliances.
4. There are several toilet floor plans such as numbers 20347 and 20349 that show a 24" grab bar on the wall behind the water closet that are non-compliant as per ICC/ANSI 117.1, Section 604.5.2. Please revise all the toilet plans shown this way and resubmit.
5. At toilet room 20389B, please revise the shower design to meet ICC/ANSI 1171.1, Section 608.2.1.
a. Grab bar and controls on wrong side for clearance and approach.
6. At all floor plans showing suspended operating room equipment, please confirm added equipment structural load to existing structure is acceptable.
7. At detail A/A426, the shower needs to be accessible as per Section 608.2.2, please provide a bench seat.
8. At detail B/A-430, please provide toilet room identification numbers.
9. Please insure all exit doors meet the requirements for panic hardware as required by Section 1008.1.9.
10. Please provide build out for first floor pharmacy.
11. Please provide a code analysis requirement for stairway areas of refuge.
12. Please provide a Poche' legend that defines the cross hatched area on sheet G-011 and the shaded areas on sheets A-110, A-111.2, A-111.2, 113.2 and A1.20.
13. Please provide a public area toilet fixture calculation as required by Section 2902.1
14. Please provide drinking fountains as required by Section 2902.1. There are only two shown on the plans and those are existing.
15. On sheet G-014, please detail the elevators.
END OF REVIEW
12/12/2011 ROBERT SHERRY WATER REVIEW Approved
12/13/2011 MARTIN BROWN FIRE REVIEW Denied Can not approve build-out until shell building approved
12/13/2011 ROBERT SHERRY MECHANICAL-COMMERCIAL REVIEW Denied 1. Provide calculations demonstrating adequate ventilation. Reference: Section 403.3, IMC 2006, as amended by the City of Tucson.
2. Clarify the supply and return air distribution devices shown in the toilet room near column 2-B on drawing M311.2 with no ductwork shown in the same room on drawing M111.2.
3. Coordinate the symbols used for return devices and exhaust devices (e.g. exhaust grilles shown in offices and return grilles shown in restrooms).
4. Provide information to show that the elevator machine room (1st floor, column L-4.5) does not require an independent venting or air conditioning system to prevent overheating of the elevator equipment. Reference: Section 3006, IBC 2006.
5. Clarify how the supply and return ducts are able to penetrate the 2-hour fire-rated shafts without fire and smoke dampers. Reference: Section 607.5.5, IMC 2006.
6. Clarify the transition of the ducts in the shaft that runs from the penthouse to the third floor. Only two of the five supply/return ducts are shown transitioning from the vertical ducts in the shaft to the horizontal ducts serving the third floor.
7. Clarify the transition of the ducts in the shaft that runs from the penthouse to the first floor. Only two of the four supply/return ducts are shown transitioning from the vertical ducts in the shaft to the horizontal ducts serving the second floor.
12/15/2011 ROBERT SHERRY PLUMBING-COMMERCIAL REVIEW Denied 1. Provide calculations to show that the minimum plumbing facilities (i.e. drinking fountains) required by Table 2902.1, IBC 2006, for institutional occupancy, I-2, have been provided.
2. The purpose of a waste and vent diagram is to clarify the installation of the fixtures and the piping. Enlarge detail 1/P-401 so that the detail is legible. Reference: Section 103.2.3, UPC 2006.
3. Sheets P-403 and P-404 have identical waste and vent riser diagrams for the third floor; should P-404 be for the domestic water riser diagrams as referenced on sheet P-141.2?
4. Provide plumbing sheets P-402.2 and P-403.1.
5. Provide a connection to the drainage system of the building for the emergency eyewashes. Reference: Section 304.0, UPC 2006.
6. Provide a floor drain in the restroom section of the men's and women's toilet/shower rooms located in Area B of the third floor. Restrooms having at least two water closets or one water closet and a urinal require a floor drain. Reference: Section 411.2, UPC 2006.
7. Show that the floor of each restroom area slopes toward the floor drain. Reference: Section 411.2, UPC 2006.
8. Show how the temperature of the hot water supply to the public lavatories is controlled to a maximum of 110 degrees Fahrenheit. Reference: Section 413.1, UPC 2006 and Section 504.3, IECC 2006.
9. Appliances and equipment (e.g. coffee makers, grossing station) to be directly connected to the water supply system that do not have listed, integral backflow preventers or integral air gaps conforming to Table 6-3, UPC 2006 require backflow prevention. Specify the type of backflow prevention device required for each water connection. Reference: Sections 602.3, 603.0, and Table 6-2, UPC 2006.
10. Revise the height of the backflow prevention assembly shown in detail 7/P-502 to comply with the access requirements of Section 603.3.4, UPC 2006.
11. Revise detail 2/P-221.2 to provide the manufacturer's recommended maintenance access for the test ports of the backflow prevention assembly. Reference: Section 603.3.4, UPC 2006.
12. Revise detail 1/P-502 to show a shut off valve for the domestic water at the building entrance. Reference: Section 605.2, UPC 2006.
13. Revise Plumbing General Note #10 to change the minimum water pressure to 15 PSI at outlets other than flush valves or at other fixtures or appliances that require water pressures higher than 15 PSI (e.g. drinking fountains, ice makers, eyewashes, etc.). Reference: Section 608.1, UPC 2006.
14. The minimum trap size for a clinical sink is 3" (6 drainage fixture units). Reference: Table 7-3, UPC 2006.
15. Revise Plumbing General Note #13 to change the slope of the horizontal drainage piping to comply with the requirements of Section 708.0, UPC 2006.
16. Provide a vent for each fixture trap (see FD-1, near S-4 in detail 3/P-402.1, detail 8/P-402; detail 13/P-402; and details 11 and 12, P-403). Reference: Sections 901.0 and 910.1, UPC 2006.
17. Each vent pipe shall rise vertically to a minimum of 6" above the flood-level rim of the fixture it serves before connecting to any other vent. (see detail 3/P-402.1). Reference: Section 905.3, UPC 2006.
18. Clarify the vertical wet venting shown in details 7, 9, 11, and 12, P-402, and details 1, 2, and 3, P-403. The size of a wet vent shall be a minimum of one pipe size greater than that required for the drain of the upper fixture. Reference: Section 908.2, UPC 2006.
19. Clarify the waste and venting configuration for the scrub sinks (details 5 and 15, P-402). Why are the scrub sinks on the second floor plumbed differently than those on the third floor? Reference: Section 103.2.3, UPC 2006.
20. Do the sterilizers being installed on the second and third floors require vapor vents? Provide the manufacturer's installation instructions for the proposed sterilizers. Reference: Section 1307.1, UPC 2006.
12/22/2011 DAVID RIVERA ZONING REVIEW Denied Zoning cannot approve the the T.I Plan until the PDSD Building plans Reviewers have approved the plans. ONce all the comercial plans reviewers have approved the T.I Plans zoning will approve and stamp the T.I. plans.
12/30/2011 ELIZABETH LEIBOLD ENGINEERING REVIEW Approved