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Permit Review Detail
Review Status: Completed
Review Details: COMMERCIAL - BLDG/FIRE/ZONING/ENG
Permit Number - T22CM02751
Review Name: COMMERCIAL - BLDG/FIRE/ZONING/ENG
Review Status: Completed
| Review Date | Reviewer's Name | Type of Review | Description | Status | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 04/26/2022 | SSHIELD1 | ENGINEERING | REVIEW | Passed | |
| 04/26/2022 | STEVE SHIELDS | ZONING | REVIEW | Reqs Change | ZONING REVIEW TRANSMITTAL FROM: PDSD Zoning Review PROJECT: T22CM02751 – Shell Bldg T22CM00621 5755 S Houghton Rd – DP22-0082 Medical Service Major (1st Review) TRANSMITTAL: April 26, 2022 This site is located in the PAD-2 Medical Service Major is an allowed use in the PAD. 1. Zoning has reviewed the TI plans for compliance with shell plan T22CM00621 and DP221-0082 and although it appears that the plans are in compliance until the shell plan T22CM00621 is approved by all review agencies Zoning cannot approve this TI plan. If you have any questions about this transmittal, please contact Zone1.desk@tucsonaz.gov. |
| 04/26/2022 | SSHIELD1 | COMMERCIAL IMPACT FEE | COMMERCIAL IMPACT FEE PROCESSING | Passed | |
| 05/02/2022 | SAFEBUILT | 2ND PARTY REVIEW | REVIEW | Reqs Change | Activity Number: T22CM02751 GENERAL: Provide written responses to all review comments. Provide a complete plan set. Provide additional documents as requested by review staff. STRUCTURAL REVIEW COMMENTS: Approved BUILDING REVIEW COMMENTS: Denied 1. General: Provide an architectural site plan that indicates all accessible parking and accessible routes into the building. 2. General: Provide the fire safety and evacuation plans in accordance with Section 1002.2. 3. General: No plans have been provided for the 5th floor. Provide all applicable plans for the 5th floor. 4. General: No raised character and braille exit signs are provided. Provide exit signage in accordance with Section 1013.4. 5. General: No stair shaft section and details have been provided. Provide stair shaft section and details for each stairway, that include all applicable details for the shaft, stairs, handrails, guardrails, etc. 6. General: No elevator shaft section and details have been provided. Provide elevator shaft sections and details for each elevator, that include elevator cab details. 7. Sheet 3AC100: Provide a comprehensive list of all fire alarm and detection systems present on this project that are required in accordance with Section 907. 8. Sheet 3AC100: The incorrect occupant load factor is used for the assembly space with tables and chairs on Level 2. Provide a corrected occupant load calculation for this area in accordance with Table 1004.5. 9. Sheet 3AC100: The incorrect occupant load factor is used for the assembly space with tables and chairs on Level 3. Provide a corrected occupant load calculation for this area in accordance with Table 1004.5. 10. Sheet 3AC100: The incorrect occupant load factor is used for the assembly space with tables and chairs on Level 4. Provide a corrected occupant load calculation for this area in accordance with Table 1004.5. 11. Sheet 3AC100: The space name is not provided for the space on level 5. Provide an appropriate use space name along with a corrected occupant load calculation if necessary; in accordance with Table 1004.5. 12. Sheet 3AC100: The plumbing fixture calculations are incorrect. The occupant load for each group classification would be divided into half and then calculated from there. Provide corrected plumbing fixture calculations on all subsequent sheets in accordance with Section 403.1.1 of the IPC. 13. Sheet 3AC100: Provide clarification on the occupancy group listed as “S” in the plumbing fixture calculations. 14. Sheet 3AC101: The chiller room, generator yard, and boiler room do not show the location of all equipment. Provide the location of all equipment to ensure egress continuity. 15. Sheet 3AC101: The chiller room only has one exit access door/exit door. A minimum of two are required. Provide additional exits out of the chiller room in accordance with Section 1006.2.2.2. 16. Sheet 3AC101: The exit access out of the chiller room and emergency electrical room proceeds through the generator yard. Travel through intervening spaces of higher hazard is not permitted. Provide clarification on the hazard levels of these spaces and correlate any applicable requirements. 17. Sheet 3AC101: The exit access out of the boiler room and emergency electrical room proceeds through the chiller room. Travel through intervening spaces of higher hazard is not permitted. Provide clarification on the hazard levels of these spaces and correlate any applicable requirements. 18. Sheet 3AC101: The exit access out of the SES room proceeds through the emergency electrical room. Travel through intervening spaces of higher hazard is not permitted. Provide clarification on the hazard levels of these spaces and correlate any applicable requirements. 19. Sheet 3AC101: Due to tall of the equipment located in the generator yard, exit signage may be difficult to see. Provide additional exit signage and clear paths to the generator yard exits in accordance with Section 1013. 20. Sheet 3AC101: Provide the amounts and types of medical gases being stored in the med gas room. If the amounts exceed the maximum allowable quantities found on Tables 307.1(1) and 307.1(2), then provide evidence of compliance with the applicable requirements of the Section 427.2. 21. Sheet 3AC101: The corridor adjacent to general radiology is missing the smoke partition rating. The wall on the south side of the corridor between the shared office and the alcove is required to be rated as a smoke partition. Provide the proper smoke rating in this location in accordance with Section 407.2. 22. Sheet 3AC101: The corridor adjacent to the admitting office is missing the smoke partition rating. The wall on the west side of the corridor is required to be rated as a smoke partition These are not general waiting or public use areas. Provide the proper smoke rating in this location in accordance with Section 407.2. 23. Sheet 3AC101: The corridor adjacent to the pre-registration offices are missing the smoke partition rating. The wall on the north side of the corridor is required to be rated as a smoke partition. These are not general waiting or public use areas. Provide the proper smoke rating in this location in accordance with Section 407.2. 24. Sheet 3AC101: The corridor adjacent to the triage and staff workroom are missing the smoke partition rating. The wall on the west and east side of the corridor is required to be rated as a smoke partition. These are not general waiting or public use areas. Provide the proper smoke rating in this location in accordance with Section 407.2. 25. Sheet 3AC101: There are rooms in the lab that do not open directly to the corridor. Habitable rooms that are not a part of a care suite must open directly to a corridor. Provide correct door locations and access to the corridor in accordance with Section 407.4.1. 26. Sheet 3AC101: The room service office, dietician and director’s office in the kitchen do not open directly to the corridor. Habitable rooms that are not a part of a care suite must open directly to a corridor. Provide correct door locations and access to the corridor in accordance with Section 407.4.1. 27. Sheet 3AC101: The physician’s dictation office does not open directly to the corridor. Habitable rooms that are not a part of a care suite must open directly to a corridor. Provide correct door locations and access to the corridor in accordance with Section 407.4.1. 28. Sheet 3AC101: The MDF room does not open directly to the corridor. Habitable rooms that are not a part of a care suite must open directly to a corridor. Provide correct door locations and access to the corridor in accordance with Section 407.4.1. 29. Sheet 3AC101: The pharmacy office does not open directly to the corridor. Habitable rooms that are not a part of a care suite must open directly to a corridor. Provide correct door locations and access to the corridor in accordance with Section 407.4.1. 30. Sheet 3AC101: The scheduler’s office does not open directly to the corridor. Habitable rooms that are not a part of a care suite must open directly to a corridor. Provide correct door locations and access to the corridor in accordance with Section 407.4.1. 31. Sheet 3AC101: The supervisor’s office does not open directly to the corridor. Habitable rooms that are not a part of a care suite must open directly to a corridor. Provide correct door locations and access to the corridor in accordance with Section 407.4.1. 32. Sheet 3AC101: The sterile core creates a dead end greater than 50’. Eliminate or provide a compliant dead-end corridor in accordance with Section 1020.4. 33. Sheet 3AC101: The closet door in the lab impedes the exit out of the lab. Provide a corrected door swing or door location in accordance with Section 1005.7.1. 34. Sheet 3AC101: Door 10750B out of the dry storage area encroaches into the exit. Provide a corrected door location or door swing in accordance with Section 1005.7.1. 35. Sheet 3AC104: The office suite has multiple rooms that do not open directly to a corridor. Habitable rooms that are not a part of a care suite must open directly to a corridor. Provide correct door locations and access to the corridor in accordance with Section 407.4.1. 36. Sheet 3AC111: Each smoke compartment is required to have a refuge area. Smoke compartments 1-C and 1-D do not contain a refuge area. Additionally, where a smoke compartment is adjoined by two more smoke compartments, the refuge area is required to accommodate the largest occupant load of the adjoining compartment. Provide refuge areas and corrected refuge load calculations in accordance with Section 407.5.3. 37. Sheet 3AC112: Each smoke compartment is required to have a refuge area. No refuge areas have been shown for the 2nd – 5th floors. Provide refuge areas and refuge load calculations in accordance with Section 407.5.3. 38. Sheet 3AC501: The exterior wall types are not provided. Additionally, they are not provided on the summary of required fire protection assemblies. Provide the typical exterior wall types that meet the construction type requirements of type I-B (Table 601) and include them on the summary. 39. Sheet 3AC501: The typical horizontal assemblies are not provided. Additionally, they are not provided on the summary of required fire protection assemblies. Provide the typical horizontal assembly types that meet the construction type requirements of type I-B (Table 601) and include them on the summary correlate them with the provided UL assemblies. 40. Sheet 3AC501: No details have been provided for the typical protection for the primary structural frame. Additionally, they are not provided on the summary of required fire protection assemblies. Provide the typical primary structural frame protection as required by Table 601 for Type IB construction and correlate them with the provided UL assemblies. 41. Sheet 3AC501: Correlate the provided UL assemblies with the typical wall types on this sheet. Indicate what UL assembly is used for each typical wall type. 42. Sheet 3AE121C: The door to the interior exit stairway is missing a door tag. Provide a correctly labeled door tag. 43. All Door Schedules: Hardware group SL-02 does not exist in the hardware of the specifications. Provide an update hardware group for all doors labeled with this door hardware group. 44. Sheet 3AE122C: The door to the interior exit stairway is missing a door tag. Provide a correctly labeled door tag. 45. Sheet 3AE122D: The door to the interior exit stairway is missing a door tag. Provide a correctly labeled door tag. 46. Sheet 3AE122D: Corridor 20100J does not meet the minimum corridor width. Provide a correct corridor width in accordance with Table 1020.2. 47. Sheet 3AE123C: The door to the interior exit stairway is missing a door tag. Provide a correctly labeled door tag 48. Sheet 3AE123D: Corridor 20100J does not meet the minimum corridor width. Provide a correct corridor width in accordance with Table 1020.2. 49. Sheet 3AE124C: Corridor 20100J does not meet the minimum corridor width. Provide a correct corridor width in accordance with Table 1020.2. 50. Sheet 3AE124D: Corridor 20100J does not meet the minimum corridor width. Provide a correct corridor width in accordance with Table 1020.2. 51. All RCP Sheets: Provide clarification if the corridors ceilings are going to be used as return air plenum and confirm the applicable condition for its use in accordance with Section 1020.5.1. 52. All RCP Sheets: Provide the location of all means egress illumination in accordance with Section 1008. 53. All Door Schedules: Hardware group SL-02 does not exist in the hardware of the specifications. Provide an update hardware group for all doors labeled with this door hardware group. 54. All Door Schedules: Hardware group 260 does not exist in the hardware of the specifications. Provide an update hardware group for all doors labeled with this door hardware group. 55. At least 10% of the patient sleeping rooms are required to have mobility features. Provide a room matrix that shows that accessible room calculations. Additionally, ensure that rooms are properly dispersed throughout the structure. Section 223.2.1 of the 2010 ADAAG. 56. Provide within the site plans, drawings that clearly indicate the accessible routes within the site and site arrival points that connect the accessible parking to the accessible entrances that are in accordance with Section 206.2.1 and 206.2.2. 57. Provide evidence of compliance that 60% of the public entrances are accessible in accordance with Section 206.4.1. 58. Provide evidence of compliance that at least one restricted entrance is accessible in accordance with Section 206.4.7 MECHANICAL REVIEW COMMENTS: Denied 1. The design submission accompanying the construction documents shall clearly detail procedures and methods to be used and the items subject to such inspections and tests .such commissioning shall be in accordance with generally accepted engineering practice , and where possible, based on published standards for the particular testing involved for the smoke control systems (IMC2018,513.3) 2. A rational analysis supporting the types of smoke control systems to be employed, their method of operation, the systems supporting them and the methods of construction to be utilized shall accompany the submitted construction documents and shall include, but not limited to the items indicated in sections 513.4.1 through 513.4.7 (IMC2018,513.4) 3. the owner or the owner’s authorized agent, other than the contractor, shall employ one or more approved agencies to provide special inspections and tests during construction on the types of work specified in Section 1705 and identify the approved agencies to the building official (IBC2018,1704.2) 4. Approved agencies for smoke control testing shall have expertise in fire protection engineering, mechanical engineering and certification as air balancers and must be approved by the building official (IBC2018,1705.18.2) 5. Provide the quantity of co2 being used for the beverage dispensers and method of protection (IFC2015,5307) 6. Provide co2 piping plan (IMC2018,106.3.1) 7. Provide manufacturers specs for the 2 kitchen hood and 1 type 2 dishwasher hood showing the minimum exhaust flow rate in cfm per linear foot, based on the cooking appliance duty classification as defined in the code (IMC2018,507.2.1) 8. A report shall be submitted to the building official identifying the maximum expected quantities of hazardous materials to be stored, used in a closed system and used in an open system, and subdivided to separately address hazardous material classification categories based on Tables 307.1(1) and 307.1(2). The methods of protection from such hazards, including but not limited to control areas, fire protection systems and Group H occupancies shall be indicated in the report and on the construction documents. The opinion and report shall be prepared by a qualified person, firm or corporation approved by the building official and provided without charge to the enforcing agency. sheet 3P401E (IBC2018,414.1.3) 9. distinguish the difference in symbols, for the fire and smoke dampers, the fire damper and the smoke damper, in your mechanical legends page, their all the same, sheet 3M001 (IMC2018,106.3.1) 10. Provide fire damper where duct penetrates the membrane of a roof/ceiling assembly sheet 3M201A (IMC2018,607.6.1) 11. Provide fire damper where duct penetrates 2 hour fire barrier sheet 3M201A (IMC2018,607.5.2) 12. Where multiple air handling systems share common return ducts with a combined design capacity greater than 2,000 cfm the return air system shall be provided with smoke detectors in a approved manner. sheet 3M201A (IMC2018,606.2.2) 13. Provide fire and smoke damper where duct penetrates smoke barrier wall sheet 3M201B (IMC2018,607.5.4) 14. Provide fire damper where duct penetrates the membrane of a roof/ceiling assembly sheet 3M201B (IMC2018,607.6.1) 15. Provide fire damper where duct penetrates the membrane of a roof/ceiling assembly sheet 3M201C (IMC2018,607.6.1) 16. Provide fire damper where duct penetrates the membrane of a roof/ceiling assembly sheet 3M201C (IMC2018,607.6.1) 17. Provide fire damper where duct penetrates the membrane of a roof/ceiling assembly sheet 3M204C (IMC2018,607.6.1) 18. Provide fire damper where duct penetrates the membrane of a roof/ceiling assembly sheet 3M204D (IMC2018,607.6.1) 19. Provide fire and smoke damper where duct penetrates smoke barrier wall sheet 3M204D (IMC2018,607.5.4) ELECTRICAL REVIEW COMMENTS Denied 3E201A ELECTRICAL LIGHTING PLAN - LEVEL 1 - SECTOR A: Shared Staff Lounge Rm 10201 has two doorways, yet shows only single pole switching. Clarify or explain why these aren’t 3-way switches. Comment may apply to other sheets. 3E201E ELECTRICAL LIGHTING PLAN - LEVEL 1 - SECTOR E: All electrical (and fire pump) rooms need to comply with NEC 110.26 D (need emergency lighting for equipment illumination). Comment applies to all electrical rooms on other sheets. A night light on an emergency circuit or a fixture with a battery backup would satisfy this requirement. 3E204D ELECTRICAL LIGHTING PLAN - LEVEL 4 - SECTOR D: Also confirm Keyed Note #2. 3E301A ELECTRICAL POWER PLAN - LEVEL 1 - SECTOR A: Keyed Note #15 in SES Fm 10902 seems in error. 3E301C ELECTRICAL POWER PLAN - LEVEL 1 - SECTOR C: Should call out that kitchen electrical is shown on sheet 3E504. 3E302A ELECTRICAL POWER PLAN - LEVEL 2 - SECTOR A: Could not locate Keyed Note #1. 3E302E ELECTRICAL POWER PLAN - LEVEL 2 - SECTOR E: Could not locate any Keyed Notes. 3E402E ELECTRICAL HVAC POWER PLAN - LEVEL 2 - SECTOR E: Keyed note #10 wasn’t called out in notes. 3E404D ELECTRICAL HVAC POWER PLAN - LEVEL 4 - SECTOR D: Confirm that Keyed notes #2 are correct for LDRP Patient Rooms 40101 and 2. 3E405D ELECTRICAL HVAC POWER PLAN - LEVEL 5 - SECTOR D: EF-4-6 missing circuit information. 3E504 ELECTRICAL ENLARGED PLANS: Should call out that kitchen circuit information is provided on sheet 3E602. 3E602 ELECTRICAL SCHEDULES: Item 425 is misleading as it calls out for a 1 phase 208V, #10 AWG homerun on a built in UL listed panel board (that is shown being fed from a 50 amp 3 pole CB per sheet 3E909). Item 233 not on schedule. Should specifically identify item 294 as panel P1E-LNB4. 3E902 ELECTRICAL ONE-LINE DIAGRAMS: Missing Planned Note #10 3E906 ELECTRICAL ONE-LINE DIAGRAMS: Confirm AHUs 1-SF, 1-RF, 2-SF, and 3-RF have large enough breakers to sustain AHU operations. 3E907 ELECTRICAL ONE-LINE DIAGRAMS: Confirm AHUs 4-SF and 4-RF have large enough breakers to sustain AHU operations. 3E1001 ELECTRICAL CALCULATIONS: Why calculate/show Total Equivalent Demand Factor as a % as it does not directly reveal any relationship to panel loading vs panel size. 3E1002 ELECTRICAL CALCULATIONS: Should call out size for SWB1A-HCB1 size on panel schedule. 3E1008 ELECTRICAL CALCULATIONS: Should provide a conventional panel schedule for panel DP4A-HEB1. 3E1009 ELECTRICAL CALCULATIONS: Should provide a conventional panel schedule for panel DP1C-LNB1. 3E1012 ELECTRICAL CALCULATIONS: Should provide conventional panel schedules for panels DP1A-HBB1, DP1DHNB1, and DP1D-LNB1. PLUMBING REVIEW COMMENTS: Denied First Plumbing Review: 1). Add NFPA99 2018 to plan page 3P001 PLBG design criteria. 2). Keynote Symbol #5 near room 20135 on plan page 3P202D doesn't have correlating note. -IPC 106.3.1 3). Water piping types need to be labeled more often on pipe routing illustrations for clarity on plan pages 3P301 A thru 3P304D & on 3P601 -IPC 106..3.1 4). include interior storm piping plans with submittal -IPC 106.3.1, 1101.2 5). Label the drainage piping system in kitchen as "Grease waste" on plan pages 3P201C, 3P504, 3P602. -IPC 106.3.1, 1003.2 6). The Staff toilet room 10753 can't have the toilet & Lavatory connected to the grease system, update plan pages 3P201C, 3P504, 3P602. -IPC 1003.2 7). Kitchen Ice Machines , & cooler/freezer can't discharge in to the grease system on plan pages 3P201C, 3P504, 3P602. - IPC 1003.2 8). Staff toilet room 10753 on plan page 3P201C can't open in to the kitchen, update all affected pages. -IPC 403.3.2 9). illustrate on Gas plan page 3P512 how the interior underground gas piping complies with IFGC 404.8 thru 404.8.2 10). add an emergency oxygen connection detail to plan page 3P401E that shows compliance with NFPA99 5.1.3.5.15.2 ( 1 thru 7 ) 11). add piping labels closer to the med gas storage room for each of the med gas piping types in that area for clarification. - IPC 106.3.1 12). The Med vacuum exhaust & medical Air intake piping shown on plan pages 3P401E need to have their floor to floor continuations & rooftop terminations illustrated. NFPA99 5.1.3.6.3.11. & 5.1.3.7.7.2 13). Add medical Air & medical vacuum unit details to plan page 3P401E or 3P701. -NFPA99 5.1.3.7.1.1 & 5.1.3.6.3 14). How will the med gas storage room 101910 on plan page 3M201E room temp be maintained? -NFPA99 9.3.6.7 15). Detail # 1 on plan page 3P702 needs to show a vacuum relief on each cold vertical drop @. each water heater. -IPC 504.2, 303.2 16). Med Gas storage cylinder details on plan Plan pages 3P401E & 3P701 need relief vent routing/termination illustrations. - NFPA99 5.1.3.3.3.2 If you require additional clarification regarding these comments, please contact Doris Benoit at doris.benoit@tucsonaz.gov |
| 05/09/2022 | ROBERT SHERRY | WATER | REVIEW | Reqs Change | Show the location of the proposed water meters, backflow preventers, and the water service pipes on a site plan. The development package is not a substitute for a complete site plan. Reference: Section 107.2.1 and 107.2.6, IBC 2018. |
| 05/17/2022 | JPEELDA1 | FIRE | REVIEW | Reqs Change | See 2nd Party Building comments. In addition to the above and the following notes: Fire alarm plans shall be a seperate permit to TFD Fire sprinkler plans shall be a seperate permit to TFD Fire sprinkler undergound plans shall be a seperate permit to TFD Fire sprinkler standpipe plans shall be a sperate permit to TFD Fire pump plans shall be a seperate permit to TFD Owner shall have the building tested for ERRC coverage by PCWIN Owner shall provide an elevator in complaince with Chapter 30 of the 2018 IBC Owner shall provide two-way communication at the exterior of the elevators Owner shall obtain an operational permit from TFD for State Licensed Facilites and Flammable Combustible Liquids Owner shall provide KNOX Boxes, KNOX Key switches, KNOX Elevator Box, Locking KNOX FDC caps. |
Final Status
| Task End Date | Reviewer's Name | Type of Review | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 05/17/2022 | VVERA1 | OUT TO CUSTOMER | Completed |