GENERAL NOTES 1. ABOVE CEILING CONSTRUCTION OF THIS FLOOR . ABOVE CEILING CONSTRUCTION OF FLOOR BELOW . AT CEILING OF THIS FLOOR . AT CEILING OF FLOOR BELOW ABOVE FLOOR BELOW FLOOR |. OFFSET AT 45, . CAP _OR PLUG SERMICE(S) FOR FUTURE EXTENSION. . CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY LOCATION, MATERIAL, SIZE, DEPTH "AND. INVERT ELEVATION OF EXISTING ‘UTILITY SERVICE AT THIS POINT. IF ANY DESCREPANCY EXISTS, HE SHALL NOTIFY THE ARCHITECT THEREOF IN WRITING PRIOR TO PROCEEDING WITH THE WORK. 10. EXISTING FIXTURE, EQUIPMENT SERVICE,,OR FACILITY TO REMAIN. 11. EXISTING FIXTURE, EQUIPMENT. SERVICE, OR FACILITY TO BE REMOVED. 12. EXISTING FIXTURE, EQUIPMENT, SERVICE OR FACILITY TO BE RELOCATED. 13. EXTEND AND CONNECT TO NEAREST APPROVED SERVICE AS REQUIRED. 14, REMOVE sees } BACK BEYOND FINISHED ieee AND CAP. 15. REMOVE SERVICE(S) BACK TO ACTIVE POINT AND C/ 16. EXISTING FLOOR DRAIN TO BE PLUGGED, STRAINER “REMOVED AND DRAIN FILLED WITH CONCRETE. 17. EXISTING SERVICE TO BE ABANDONED IN PLACE. 18, REMOVE EXISTING VENT THRU ROOF. 19. CONNECT NEW SERVICE TO EXISTING SERVICE AS REQUIRED. WO YOORUN NOTE: ALL GENERAL NOTES MAY NOT 4PPEAR ON DRAWINGS. “24 i Job: ee Date: Gas Data Size, location and depth of all gas mains fronting on the site or serving the site? Btu content and pressure of gas available? Gmount of work done by the gas company? amount of work Gone by the gas company and paid for by the contractor? Eauipment furnished by the gas company and to be in- stalled by the contractor? Approximate load: Btu/h Size of service? Size of meter? a nepecta2 gas company requirements regarding location of meter or others? ibe of pipe, fittings, and valves normally used? Required? Coating? Cathodic protection?Job: — Date: Sewer Data 2. Size, location, ané depth (including manhole locations of aii sewers fronting on or serving the site? Sanitary? Storm water? Combined? 2. If no sewers, how to dispose of sanitary sewage? storm water drainage? If dry wells or sewage disposal systen topographical map and type of soil at varying depths? 3. If street sewer manholes are required, by whom? If by Sener department, at whose cost? If by owner, any special standard detail? 4. Any specia? standard detail required for house sewer nan- holes? 5. Are street sewer connections preferred at or between man- holes? If between manholes, are there existing spurs? Are there any minimum or maximum limitations on size or depth? 6. Any other special requirements?fe aie gaggia eget eeE Date: Water Data Size, location, and depth of all water mains and fire hydrants fronting on the site or serving the site? Water pressure at a given elevation? Water meter: by water company? Purchased from water company or by owner? ‘Type? Strainer? Water meter pit? If so, by whom? Standard pit details? Fire hydrants: by water company or by owner? Type? Amount of work done by water company? Amount of work done by water company and paid for by the contractor? Minimum cover required on water lines? Any other special requirements? Water analysis. Type of pipe, fittings and joints normally used? Required?INDEX DESIGN CHECK LIST PLUMBING, DRAINAGE AND FIRE PROTECTION Item Agency Approvals 3 Architectural Coordination 4 Electrical Coordination 6 HVAC Coordination 7 Structural Coordination 9 General Design 10 Section 15050--Piping and Basic Naterials and Methods 12 Section 15210--Vibration and Noise Control 14 Section 15300--Special Systems 15 Section 15400--P1umbing Systems 16 Section 15450--Plumbing Fixtures and Trim uv Section 15500--Fire Protection 18 Section 15900--Controls and Instrumentation a9 1/1/81 ID-2 of 19CIC] CII Citi Citi citi tit) Cit) Citi Cit) City 7/1/87 01 Cj C1 Cl Cl C1 C1 C1 Cl Cl Plumbing Agency Approvals Local Plumbing Inspector's Signed Approval NFPA (Fire Marshal) Owner's Insurance Agency Labor and Industry Department of HHS Department of Environmental Resources/Protection Air Pollution Agency (Incinerators) Public Health Service County Health Department Township Health Department 10-3 of 19C1 £4 C1 C1 C1 ED ti i) ka Cl C1 C1 tl C1 01 C1 Gd ced C1 ti Cl ti C] Ct) 01 a) 7/1/87 Cj Cl Cl C1 01 C1 cd Cl Cl Cj C1 Cy 1 Plumbing/Architectural Coordination Correct al1 drawings for Architectural changes. Show all room numbers and column numbers on drawings. Advise Architect of Plumbing/OSHA code requirements for number of fixtures required, (Architect will determine occupation count and final number of fixtures to be used.) Coordinate and differentiate EWC and DF. Coordinate access panel/door locations for concealed valves, equipment, etc., | above/behind plaster/drywall _—ceilings/ shaftwalls/furring. Cross reference access panels or doors provided by general contractor. Coordinate with reflected ceiling plans... Coordinate whether plumbing contractor or general contractor is to provide sprinkler heads and flushing valves in laundry and trash chutes - frequently specified with chutes by Architect. Coordinate locations of hose bibs, fire hose cabinets, etc. with Architect. Recess for equipment (fire hose cabinets, etc.) in shaft, stair and similar fire rated walls must be designed so that the fire rating of the wall behind the equipment is maintained. For nonrated walls, recesses must be designed to maintain integrity of wall. Coordinate special equipment with Architect, (Owner's equipment, laboratory, kitchen, pneumatic doors, etc.) Determine who provides compressed air for pneumatic doors. Large system, e.g., hospital patient room doors, should have compressor and piping by plumbing. Coordinate need for, and location of, floor drains for condensate drainage from walk-in freezers, coolers, cold rooms, incubators, etc. Coordinate location of roof drains, Select roof drains for Architect. Also, see Structural Coordination re: roof drains. Coordinate size and location of access spaces for plumbing fixtures. Check with Architect to determine whether or not building will be constructed in "phases". If it is, design Plumbing Systems accordingly. ID-4 of 19Plumbing/Architectural Coordination (Cont'd.) dees. Cicici CI£ICF CILICI C1CI0] Cicicl Citicd Citici 7/1/87 Determine location of waterproofed floors and walls from Architect. If there is any doubt that Plumbing Contractor will know where they are located, indicate same on Plumbing drawings. Pay particular attention to Penthouse floors and Equipment Room floors. All sleeves through such floors and walls must be waterproof type with flashing ring (detail same on drawings) and all floor drains must have flashing clamp. Wihen the Architect revises the grading ona site with existing underground utilities and services, check all utilities and services for proper cover. Relocate utilities and services or have Architect revise grading as required to maintain proper cover. Advise Architect of design requirements for halon protected rooms: walls and partitions must extend from floor to structure above, and sealed in tight at their joints and at the floor and structure above; floor and structure above must be of airtight construction; all doors to outside the halon protected area, and doors separating one halon zone from another, must be weather stripped and provided with sweeps; some halon systems, depending on manufacturer of heads (plumbing to verify) require that lay-in ceilings be provided with clips; all penetrations through walls, Floors and structure above (including electrical) must be sealed air tight. All floors in parking and service garages must pitch adequately to floor drains. Do not allow Architects or structural to design without adequate pitch. Obtain Architect's (and Owner's) approval of plumbing fixtures and trim - verify need for showers in bath tubs. Some Owners and Construction Managers do not use our standard General (and Supplementary) Conditions and do not use all of our Division 1 sections. When this is the case, coordinate with the Architectural specification writer to verify that the items in our standard Division 1 sections (especially 01045, 01090, 01300 or 01340, 01600 or 01630, 01656, 01660 and 01700} pertaining to Division’ 15 are either included in the General (and Supplementary) Conditions or other portions of the “white pages". If not, add the appropriate portions to Section 15050 of the specifications. Determine whether or not sprinkler heads are to be shown on reflected ceiling plans. If yes, verify need for Fire Protection Contractor to submit reflected ceiling plan for review and edit specification Section 15500 accordingly, 10-8 of 1912 3 C1001 Cictitl C1cCit] ahatd C1010) C1citl cicicti EYETCI Citici c1citi 71/7/87 Plumbing/Electrical Coordination Coordinate and differentiate EWC and DF. Coordinate alarm, control and power wiring with Electrical and Plumbing specifications, e.g., fire protection alarm valve, deluge valve, monitored shutoff valves; medical gas control alarm, pressure alarms for oxygen, nitrous oxide, air, vacuum, Ste. Clarity who provides alarm device and who does alarm wiring = Electrical or Plumbing contractor. Prepare Electrical coordination sheet, review with Electrical and review HPE drawings. When using wall-hung electric water coolers, advise Electrical to Jocate receptacle directly under the cooler so that the cord and receptacle are hidden. Dimensionally coordinate underground plumbing and electrical work if they are close to or cross each other. AN] emergency generators must have energy sources which will be available to the emergency generator during a total area power blackout. Thus, if we are going to use a gas-driven generator, we must. get written confirmation from the Gas Company that they will have gas available during a total power blackout and if we fare going to use City water-cooled engines, we must have similar information from the Water Company. Advise Electrical of electric pipe line tracing required to prevent plumbing pipes/traps from freezing. Do not run any piping in or through electrical, telephone or elevator equipment rooms that is not specifically related to that room. Coordinate unavoidable conditions with Electrical and Architect. (Provide "roof" over electrical room, drain pan under piping, etc.) Do not run piping over Electrical equipment in Mechanical Rooms (add note on plumbing drawings) or over electrical panels. Coordinate unavoidable conditions with Electrical and Architect. Refer to NFPA 30 (Par. 4-3 of 1983 issue) regarding oi! fired water heating. | Verify if applicable and coordinate with electrical as to who is to furnish. Coordinate with HVAC if room also has a boiler. ID-6 of 19LIC) Ciel Cicd C101 Cita Citi C1t1 Citi Cita Cicd CIC] C1cl Cicl 7/7/81 01 Ci C1 tl C) C] td (ee) Cl Cl tl C1 Cl Plumbing/HVAC Coordination Obtain HVAC domestic water requirements, e.g., cooling tower makeup, system fill lines, makeup water for computer room AC unit and other humidifiers. Coordinate location of services, start and stop points of HVAC and PD contracts. Same as above for gas. Domestic water piping to HVAC system must have backflow preventer. Coordinate location with HVAC and determine who provides it - HVAC or Plumbing, usually Plumbing at one location jn each Mechanical Room. Show on drawings. Give chemical analysis of water supply to HUAC. Obtain location of plenum barriers for pressurized ceilings from HVAC. Show and identify same on Plumbing drawings. This is to include portions of normal building construction which forms a part of the barrier. Include note on drawings referring to Specifications for sealing of sleeves through the barriers or the roof above. Coordinate locations and requirements for roof and floor drains for HVAC equipment. Verify need for automatic trap primer for seasonally used drains such as at computer room AC units. Wherever possible, do not locate floor drains in equipment casings. If unavoidable, must provide special trap with seal at Yeast 4" deeper than maximum static pressure in casing. Obtain from HVAC Department location of floor drains which will be carrying cold condensate from cooling coils, etc. — Specify insulation for body of all such floor drains and horizontal drain piping from same. Coordinate horizontal piping with HVAC. Dimensionally coordinate underground work with HVAC. Advise HVAC of steam requirements for plumbing items, e.g.: steam and water mixing valves, domestic hot water heaters. Coordinate control requirements for steam domestic hot water heaters and domestic hot water circulating pumps; by Plumbing Contractor, by equipment manufacturer, by Section 15900. Refer to P15400 re: instantaneous heaters. Advise HVAC of smoke vent requirements for direct-fired (gas, oi1) plumbing equipment. ID-7 of 19Plumbing/HVAC Coordination (Cont'd.) (Revised 2/26/88) Betas EICi C2 C1cicd Catigd C1cici 1/1/87 Advise HVAC of heating requirements to prevent plumbing piping from freezing, e.g.: tunnels, normally unheated passages, ceiling cavity of overhangs/canopies, etc. Obtain boiler walkway locations from HVAC and maintain required headroom. Coordinate writing of Specification Sections 15050, 16140, 15210, 15240, 15250, and 15900. *Coordinate locations of plumbing system vents, medical-surgical vacuum system vents, etc., with location of HVAC system fresh air intakes per plumbing code, DHHS No. (HRS-M-HF) 84-1, etc. Typically must be 25 feet from fresh air intakes, but can be located as close as 10 feet if vents are extended above top of fresh air intake. 1D-8 of 19 *Revised 2/26/88C1 Cl C1 C1 C1 Cl C1 Cl C1 C1 C] Cl Cl C] Cl Cd C1 C1 C1 C] Cl It Lie tJ Cl Cl C] C1 az C1 6/11/87 *Revised Cl Cl C1 C1 Cl Cl ed C] C1 Cl] C1 Cl HVAC/P1umbing Coordination Revised 2/26/88 Advise Plumbing of all HVAC domestic water requirements, e.g., system fill, cooling tower makeup, humidifier for computer room AC units, other water humidifiers. (Cooling tower = 3% based on 1% evaporation, 1% bleed, 0.1% drift and safety.) Coordinate Jocation of services and start stop points of HVAC and PD contracts. Same as above for gas. Domestic water piping to HVAC system must have backflow preventer. Coordinate location with Plumbing and determine who furnishes. same - HVAC or Plumbing, usually Plumbing at one location in each Nechanical Room. Advise Plumbing of location of plenum barriers for pressurized ceilings. This is to include portions of normal building construction which forms a part of the barrier. Coordinate locations and requirements for roof and floor drains for HVAC equipment. Determine need for automatic trap primer for seasonally used drains, such as at computer room AC units. Wherever possible, do not locate floor drains in equipment casings. If unavoidable, must provide special trap with seal at least 4" deeper than maximum static pressure in casing. Advise Plumbing Department which floor drains will be carrying cold condensate from cooling coils, etc. Kitchens usually have one or more steam and water mixing valves. Check Plumbing for location and provide steam connection (with PRV if required). Dimensionally coordinate underground work. Obtain energy requirements from Plumbing for water heating. Provide smoke vents for direct fired plumbing equipment. Coordinate with Plumbing for makeup water treatment for high makeup steam jennies/boilers - by Plumbing or Section 15342. Treatment required to minimize maintenance. Advise Plumbing of boiler walkway location. Coordinate writing of specification sections 15050, 15140, 15210, 15240, 15250, 15900. *Coordinate location of fresh air intakes with plumbing system vents. (Refer to Section ID page 8 of 19.) IE-10 of 31 2/26/88Cl Cl t) Cl Cd Cl C) ed cz Cj Ci C1 Cl Cj Ci | 1 Cl C) Cj C1 01 1/7/87 C1 Cr {i Cl 01 o] Cl] Cj i) 0] C1 Plumbing/Structural Coordination Coordinate equipment weight and size of all equipment pads with Structural Department. Where oversized pads are required to distribute load, locate and size dimensionally in the drawings. Determine need for Type 2 foundation pad. Show on drawings. Advise Structural of any depressed slab requirements for toilets, kitchen, etc. Coordinate detail for installation of floor drains in pan construction. Consult with Structural for location of roof drains in flat roofs, precast roofs, etc. to be sure that drains are not at high points. Coordinate location of sleeves through structural members. Consult with structural for pitching of floors in parking and service garages to floor drains. Do not allow Architect or Structural to design without adequate pitch. Pipe Anchors must be approved by Structural. Coordinate location of all underground piping with Structural footings, grade beams, etc. When bar joist construction is used (avoid where possible) coordinate and detail location and method of support for suspended piping and equipment. Coordinate method of support for piping/equipment from existing concrete structures. 10-9 of 19Citi ba Go cad C1cj cic) CIed EE Dac] CIE] Citi c1td Cats Tid tol 1/1/87 Cl Cl i] {1 Ct C1 tl Cj Cl Ct] Cl Cl Cl Plumbing General Design Get chemical analysis of domestic water supply to determine need for water softeners and chemical treatment. Be sure that all mechanical equipment can be moved into and out of the building after structure is completed. Check door sizes, provide knockout panels, etc. as required. Consider sleeving of structural members where space is limited. Coordinate with structural. Where building construction will occur in "phases", consider Owner's intended use of each phase in designing for connection of new systems to existing, removal or abandonment of existing systems and equipment, etc. System should be designed so that each phase can be operable independently of other phases and will not be affected by construction or changes in other phases. Coordinate with Architect. Furnish Estimator with complete data for all equipment and furnish them with prices where special equipment, controls, etc. will be used. Review all special or new construction details with Quality Assurance Engineer before showing same on drawings. AN] floors in parking and service garages must pitch adequately to floor drains. Do not allow Architects or Structural to design without adequate pitch. Show north arrow on all drawings. Follow standard legends exactly and use schedule headings. Use a minimum of horizontal above ground piping in complicated buildings, such as hospitals and laboratories. Prepare a brochure of manufacturer's cuts for all plumbing fixtures and trim to be used. Obtain approval of same from Architect and Owner. Do not do any site work without a proper and accurate site survey from the Architect. Do not use the phrases "By Plumbing Contractor", or “By Heating Contractor", "By General Contractor", etc. In all such phrases unavailable use the work "Section" instead of the word "Contractor". ID-10 of 19Plumbing General Design (Cont'd.) 12 3 ciciti cicicti C1Cit1 7/1/87 Make notations on the drawings to indicate provisions for future expansion so we do not have to guess if we do the expansion. When building is designed structurally for vertical expansion, plumbing risers should also be so designed. For laundries average rates of 4 to 6 gallons of water per pound of laundry are satisfactory to use when designing an overall water supply system or when selecting storage type hot water heaters. When designing the piping adjacent to the washers and when selecting instantaneous type heaters for the washers obtain the fill rate of the washer from the equipment manufacturer and design accordingly. For example, a fill rate of 300 gallons in 1-1/2 minutes requires design for a flow rate of 200 gallons per minute even though the fill cycle may occur only once every 30 minutes. ‘Above concept also applies to: dishwashers, glass washers, cage washers, etc. ID-11 of 19ccd citi C101 C10] C1td [eee Oat C101 C10) CICY LIC) Citi Citi C11 1/1/87 0 C) C1 cd C1 C1 Cl C1 Gd C Plumbing Section 15051 Use a minimum of horizontal above ground piping in complicated buildings, e.g., hospitals and laboratories. Group valves and accessories and equipment for easy access. Check for access door/panel requirements for same. Location of equipment on flow diagrams should be realistic to relation in building. All control valves, sectionalizing valves and accessories to be shown on flow diagrams. Show equipment and accessory valving only on items not detailed. Indicate reference to special equipment and accessory details on flow diagrams. Show all piping system sectionalizing valves on drawings. Check all piping, including traps on sanitary and storm piping, over exposed areas such as balconies, tunnels, canopies, passages, etc. for freezing. Provide insulation and electric pipe line heating or have HVAC provide heating elements in cavity as required to prevent freezing. Do not design piping to run in or through electrical rooms, telephone rooms, elevator equipment rooms, or elevator shafts. Piping in existing shafts converted to elevator shafts has to be removed. When a pressure pumping system is provided in a building with a dual water supply, both supplies must be connected to the suction side of the pumping system. Provide approved backflow preventer in domestic water connection to lawn sprinkler systems. Provide connections and sprinklers and flushing valves in laundry and trash chutes. (Note: Valves are often specified with the chutes. Coordinate with Architects.) There must be a minimum of 7'- 0" clearance under piping over boiler walkways. For Hospitals, verify use of ethylene oxide sterilizers and provide proper drainage. Advise HVAC. For Hospitals, refer to HHS requirements on drainage piping in or over sensitive areas. 10-12 of 19Plumbing Section 15050--Piping/Basic Materials and Methods (Cont'd.) 12 3 LILIL J] Indicate location of water hanmer arrestors (shock absorbers) for jaundry equipment on drawings. Consult manufacturer with regard to sizing and location. General Note “Provide water hammer arrestors (shock absorbers) as required" is often satisfactory. L1£11£1 In locating laundry water hammer arrestors, provide one at both the hot and cold water connection to the washer as a minimum, and investigate need at changes in direction of the piping near the washers. 1/7/87 ID-13 of 19123) FICI£CF CiCitl Ciciti 1/7/87 Consider noise and vibration in selecting and locating equipment. Check inertia pad requirements for all equipment. Usually required for pumps, compressors, etc., above ground floor. Sometimes required for floor on gradi Include isolation requirements in specification or drawing schedules. ID-14 of 19tg cicictd CIG16) CUCIe! 1/1/87 Plumbing Section 15300--Special Systems All incinerators and certain sizes of other fuel burning equipment must have approval of Air Pollution Agency. Check code regulations and obtain approval as required. Provide suitable water treatment for water supply to electrically operated sterilizers. Hardness in the water can cause spotting on the instruments and maintenance problems with the heating element. Above applies to once through electrically-operated steam Jennies/boilers - coordinate with HVAC. ID-15 of 19a) C1010) CxerLd C1070) 1/1/87 Plumbing Section 15400--Pumbing Systems Kitchens usually require steam and water mixing valves, at least in can wash area. Check with Architect. Specify proper valve h_hosé Use Lawler 2059 or equivalent pressure equalizer on water piping to Beauty Salons. A. steam-to-water convertor with conventional steam contro] valve can not be used for generating domestic hot water except in Gnstances where there is no danger of scalding by personal or animal contact, such as in dishwasher booster heaters or cage washers, because the time lag on the control is such that scalding water temperatures can be reached, particularly when flows are small. All domestic hot water heating systems for people or animal use must have either a control system that anticipates the domestic water demand or storage. ID-16 of 1912 3 ticici C1010] C1010) Cae CitjACI CiCit) Ciciti tific 7/1/87 Plumbing Section 15450--Plumbing Fixtures and Trim Junior water closets in Elementary Schools. Provide service sink in all large Boiler and Mechanical Rooms. Health codes usually require “Mixing” faucets in lavs used by restaurant kitchen help. Check depressed slab requirements for toilets, kitchens, etc. Coordinate with Architectural/Structural. Check plumbing trim specifications on tubs with Architect to see if showers are required. Provide sediment (barium, plaster) traps in X-Ray Rooms. Obtain Owner and Architect approval for types of fixtures and trim to be used. Reconmended access space for single battery of wall-hung fixtures is 2 feet, and 3 feet for double battery. Minimum dimensions for above are 1 foot 8 inches and 2 feet 6 inches, respectively. Locate riser to allow access into pipe space from access doors. Access space must be provided for concealed type flush valves. 10-17 of 19aHieuHs a ETEI C1Cit] Coc f7 7/1/87 Plumbing Section 1! ire Protection Provide sprinklers in linen and trash collecting rooms. Underwriters require bypass around fire pumps. Show location of drain points for sprinkler systems. Provide and show hub drains as required to pick up drain points. 1D-18 of 191 2 @ C1CI0] 1/1/87 Review Plumbing automatic controls with HVAC and incorporate in ATC Section of HVAC where feasible, e.g.: controls for domestic hot water recirculating pump and its occupied/unoccupied control; domestic water heater controls not provided by equipment manufacturer. 10-19 of 19HVAC/PLUMBING COORDINATION PROJECT JOB. NO, DATE ELEC, PLUMBING MAKE-UP WATER TO LOCATION PM HVAC EQUIPMENT To: CONDENSATE DRAINS FROM: : LOCATION DISCHARGE TO FLOOR OR FUNNEL DRAINS LOCATION FOR HVAC EQUIP. DRAINS FOR: : : BOILER WATER OR STEAM : HEATED HW GENERATORS REQUIRED RECOVERY STEAM ‘BOILER WATER GPM IN. OUT 3 =f GAS-FIRED ‘i LOCATION BTU INPUT HEATING EQUIPMENT10. li: 2, 13. 4 ARCHITECTURAL/ PLUMBING COORDINATION Location and type of plumbing fixtures to be installed. Location of any Hhumures tn te ase ty Hhaadiensyed serous. Requirements for any equipment to be furnished by Architect or Owner, and requiring plumbing services. Location and size of pipe chases. Location of vents thru roof. Location of roof drains. z t h sinks to be installed in case work. Confirmation of who will fur Details of floor “or deck construction where waterproofing or’ finish surface may requite special drains. Name’ of Owners! insuring agency, when fire suppressions systems are required. Coordination regarding flashing, excavation, final grading: and concrete pads or foundations. ag ‘i t Location of any equipment such as control panels, alarm panels, valve boxes, to be recessed in walls. = Floor.elevations and finished grade elevations surrounding the building. Responsibility for foundation drainage system, when required. Review fire suppresion system requirements contained in Building Codes. = i