AARON & CO • WWW.AARON-CO.

COM • 520-999-4138

SCOPE OF WORK

HOLLAND CASITA
7329 S CAMINO MIRLO TUCSON, AZ 85747

REQUESTED BY HOLLAND, RICH AND MELISSA ON

1/03/24

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. PROJECT OVERVIEW.............................................................................................................................................3
1.1 GENERAL INFORMATION.............................................................................................................................3
1.2 LOCATION........................................................................................................................................................3
1.3 THE PARTIES...................................................................................................................................................3
2. SCOPE OF WORK OVERVIEW..............................................................................................................................4
3. SCOPE OF WORK.....................................................................................................................................................5
4. TASK LIST.................................................................................................................................................................6
5. PROJECT SCHEDULE..............................................................................................................................................6
6. PROJECT DELIVERABLES.....................................................................................................................................7
5.1 DELIVERABLE OVERVIEW...........................................................................................................................7
5.2 DELIVERABLES...............................................................................................................................................7
7. ADOPTION PLAN.....................................................................................................................................................8
8. PROJECT MANAGEMENT......................................................................................................................................8
9. SUCCESS AND SIGN-OFF CRITERIA...................................................................................................................9

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1. PROJECT OVERVIEW

1.1 GENERAL INFORMATION

HOLLAND, RICH AND MELISSA

PROJECT OWNER
7329 S CAMINO MIRLO TUCSON, AZ 85747
AARON & CO
PROJECT
WWW.AARON-CO.COM
CONTRACTOR
520-999-4138

The project involves the construction of a building as per the architectural, mechanical,
PROJECT plumbing, and electrical plans provided. The building, referred to as “HOLLAND
DESCRIPTION CASITA” in the architectural plan, is expected to meet all the specifications and standards
outlined in the drawings.

1.2 LOCATION

PROJECT LOCATION 7329 S CAMINO MIRLO TUCSON, AZ 85747

205-81-0670
LEGAL ADDRESS
ROCKING K RANCH ESTATES III LOT 4

1.3 THE PARTIES

“Contractor” is: AARON & CO

“Owner” is: HOLLAND, RICH AND MELISSA

“Project Owner” is: HOLLAND, RICH AND MELISSA

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2. SCOPE OF WORK OVERVIEW

List all activities that the Contractor shall supply labor, supervision, equipment, tools, materials, testing, installed and
consumable materials, and services for:

 Site preparation and foundation construction.

 Building construction including framing, roofing, and exterior finishes.
 Interior construction including walls, floors, and ceilings.
 Installation of mechanical systems including HVAC.
 Installation of plumbing systems.
 Installation of electrical systems.
 Finishing work including painting, flooring, and fixtures installation.

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3. SCOPE OF WORK

FLOOR PLAN & FOUNDATION

Foundation plan
1. Foundation Plan: The image is labelled “FOUNDATION PLAN AN”. It depicts a cross-sectional
view of a “TYP. SLAB TOEDOWN” foundation.
2. Construction and Materials: The foundation consists of horizontal continuous concrete on
compacted soil. There are (3) #3 horizontal steel reinforcing bars embedded within the concrete.
3. Slab Toedown: The concrete slab is thickened at the edge, forming what appears to be a footing
that extends below ground level.
4. Scale: The scale for the drawing is provided as 1/4"=1’-0" and 3/4" = 1’-0".
5. Walls: There are two types of walls: exterior (2x6 @ 24" OC - STUCCO) and interior (2x4 @ 24"
OC). The numbers refer to the size of the lumber used, and “OC” stands for “on center,” which
indicates the spacing of the structural members.
6. Windows: There are four windows with their numbers, sizes, descriptions (all are tempered), U-
Factor and SHGC values. The U-Factor measures how well a product prevents heat from escaping,
and the Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC) measures how well a product blocks heat caused by
sunlight.
7. Doors: There are four doors with their numbers, sizes, types (hinged or barn), and fire ratings. The
fire rating indicates the duration for which a passive fire protection system can withstand a standard
fire resistance test.
8. Insulation: The insulation details for various parts of the structure including exterior walls,
ceiling/attic space etc., along with their R-values are provided. The R-value measures the resistance
to heat flow, with higher values indicating better insulating effectiveness. Exterior walls - 2X4 R-
11, Exterior walls - 2X6 R-19, Ceiling - attic space R-38 blow in, Floor - crawl space none, Interior
walls none, HW & CW supply 1/2" thick foam rubber, Mechanical system pipe min R-3, Window
U value 0.4, SL. glass door U value 0.4, SHGC U value max 0.25.

Floor plan
Floor Plan: The image is labeled “FLOOR PLAN PLAN 1/4”=1’-0"," indicating the scale of the drawing.
Addition specifications are “9’ ceilings throughout,” “framing for med cab14-1/4"x25”.
Braced Panel: There are four types of braced panels (BP1 to BP4). Each type of braced panel has their
specific size, placement, and fastening methods.
 BP1: 48" braced panel with minimum 3/8” structural panel sheathing, 25” maximum spacing, and
each panel should be at least 48” in length and begin and end on a wall stud at 24” O.C. minimum.
 BP2: 32” alternate brace panel with 2-3/8”x38” OSB and holdowns, 80 nails, edge nailing at 6”

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 O.C., and field nailing at 12 O.C. Simpson LSTHD strap tie holdowns are also mentioned.
 BP3: GYP board alternate braced panel with ½“ gypsum wall board, 96“ minimum where
applies to one face, 48“ minimum where applied to both wall faces, 80 nails, edge nailing at 6
“O.C., and field at 12 O.C.
 BP4: Portal braced wall panel for single story structures with additional specifications.
Arched doorway and Shelving
 Arched Doorway: The height is 80". The width not specified but marked as “WIDTH.” The radius
of the arch is half of the width, “R=WIDTH/2.”
 Shelving Details: The drawing provides three different views (X, Y, Z) of the shelving with
dimensions. View X shows a front view with shelves at different heights. View Y provides a side
view detailing depth measurement. View Z offers an overhead view showing width measurements.
 Materials & Construction: All shelving is to be made of particle board with a white PVC front
edge. The closet sections are to be located as shown.

ELEVATIONS, SECTIONS & DETAILS

1. Patio Beam & Footing TYP.
o “Top of Pier Notch for Beam”: The top of the pier has a notch to accommodate the beam.
o “Opposite Side of Pier as FDN”: The pier is on the opposite side of the foundation (FDN).
o “Finished Grade”: The final elevation of the ground level after construction.
o “Concrete Slab (See Structural)”: This points to a concrete slab, and it suggests referring to
the structural plans for more details.
o “Expansion Joint”: This is a joint that allows for expansion and contraction of the materials
due to temperature changes.
2. Roof Truss @ EXT Wall
o This diagram shows how a roof truss (a framework of beams that supports the roof) is
connected to an external wall. The specific materials and dimensions are likely detailed in
the full architectural plans.
3. Typical Exterior Footing
o The cross-section of a typical exterior footing, which is the base of the foundation. It
includes details like the depth below the finished grade level and the layers of construction,
such as the gravel base and concrete slab.
4. Ext Wall w/ Truss & Rafter
o The external wall is constructed in conjunction with a roof truss and rafter. It includes
detailed annotations about each component’s material type, size, and placement.

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FRAMING PLAN & ROOF PLAN

Roof plan
 The scale is 1/4"=1'-0"
 There are 3 roofs type:
 Corrugated metal roofing with a slope of 3"/ft.
 3-Ply built-up roofing on roof sheathing – typ with a slope of 1/4"/ft.
 Built-up plywood roof cricket-typ with a slope of 1/4"/ft.
There is also an HVAC Unit installation location and 4" square sheet
metal scupper.

Framing plan
The scale is 1/4"=1'-0"
Walleraming schedule (U.N.O)
All ext walls - 2 X 6 STUDS @ 24" OC (UNO)
Interior studs - 2 X 4 STUDS @ 24" OC (UNO)
Plumbing walls - 2 X 6 STUDS @ 24 " OC
Wood header schedule (U.N.O)
' '' ' ''
0 −0 to 4 −0 (2) 2 ×6

' ' ''

4 −1 " to 6 −0 (2) 2 ×10 or (3) 2 ×8

' ' ''

6 −1 " to 10 −0 (1) 6 ×10

' '' ' ''

10 −1 to 16 −0 (1) 51/8 ×131/2 GLB

' '
16 −1 " to 18 −0 " (1) 51/8 ×15 GLB

PLUMBING & MECHANICAL PLAN

Plumbing plan
 Scale: The scale used in the plan is 1/4"=1’-0". This means that for every 1/4 inch on the plan, it
represents 1 foot in real life.
 Water Service Entrance Shut Off Valve (HB W/ VAC BKR): This is a valve that allows the
water supply to be turned off. The “HB W/ VAC BKR” likely refers to a hose bibb with a vacuum
breaker, which is a device that prevents backflow of water.
 3/4" CW TO MAIN APPROX 126 LF SEE PLOT PLAN: This indicates a cold water pipe of
3/4" diameter running approximately 126 linear feet to the main water supply. The exact location

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 and route can be seen in the plot plan.
 3" ABS TO NEW SEPTIC TANK: This refers to a 3-inch Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS)
pipe leading to a new septic tank.
 On Demand WH (Water Heater): This is a water heater that heats water as it’s needed, rather
than storing hot water in a tank.
 Tankless Electric Water Heater (RHEEM RETEX-08 OR EQUIVALENT 8kW 1.55 GPM
240V 33A): This is a specific model of a tankless water heater. It’s an 8kW unit, which refers to its
power. It can deliver 1.55 gallons per minute (GPM) of hot water. It operates at 240 volts and 33
amps. If the Rheem Retex-08 model is not available, an equivalent model can be used.
 HB W/ VACBKR: This is another mention of a hose bibb with a vacuum breaker.
 washer box: also known as a washing machine outlet box, is a crucial component in plumbing
systems

HVAC plan
 Scale (1/4"=1’-0"): This indicates that 1/4 inch on the plan corresponds to 1 foot in the actual
building. It’s used to represent the building accurately on a manageable size of paper.
 Deferred Submittal: This refers to portions of the design that are not submitted at the time of the
permit application and are to be submitted to the building official within a specified period2.
 Microwave Exhaust Vent: This is a vent that allows heat and moisture from the microwave to be
released outside, usually through the roof or wall3.
 Roof HVAC: This refers to HVAC units that are installed on the roof of a building. These systems
are typically used in commercial applications but can also be suitable for residential use4.
 Recessed Dryer Vent Box w/ 4" Exhaust to Roof: This is a box installed in the wall that houses
the dryer vent, allowing the dryer to be placed closer to the wall. The 4" exhaust refers to the
diameter of the vent duct, and ‘to roof’ indicates that the vent duct leads to the roof5.
 100 CFM: CFM stands for Cubic Feet per Minute and is a measure of airflow. In this context, it
likely refers to the amount of air that a particular component of the HVAC system can move6.
 VTR: This stands for Vent Through Roof, indicating that a vent (like the exhaust for a dryer or
microwave) is directed through the roof of the building
ELECTRICAL PLAN
There are 2 sub panels and 1 main panel:
 Panel ‘A’ -Main panel: with voltage rating 120/240V and current ratings of 200A. It will be
mounted on the surface.
 Sub panel ‘B’ – Already existing: with voltage rating 120/240V and current ratings of 100A. It will

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 be mounted on the surface.
 Sub Panel ‘C’ -new panel: with voltage rating 120/240V and current ratings of 80A. It will be
mounted on the surface.
The load calculation for each panel is also presented.

MAIN PANEL "A" LOAD CALCULATIONS

LIGHTS & REC (SF) 2184 6,552 VA

SMALL APPLIANCE CR 3 4,500 VA

RANGE / OVEN 5,000 VA

DRYER 6,500 VA

22,552 VA

CALCULATIONS

1ST 10,000 @100 % 10,000 VA

REMANDER@ 40% 5,021 VA

MECH UNIT ¿ 1 @100 % 14,000 VA

29,021 VA

TOTAL AMPERAGE "A" 120.92 AMPS

TOTAL AMPERAGE "B" 0.00 AMPS

TOTAL AMPERAGE "C" 70.80

TOTAL AMPERAGE 191.72 AMPS

SUB PANEL "B" LOAD

CALCULATIONS

LIGHTS & REC (SF) 0 VA

NAA 0 VA

0.00
TOTAL AMPERAGE" "B"
AMPS

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 SUB PANEL "C" LOAD CALCULATIONS

LIGHTS & REC (SF) 659 1,977 VA

SMALL APPLIANCE
2 3,000 VA
CR

TANKLESS WH 1 5,500 VA

RANGE 1 4.500 VA

14,977 VA

CALCULATIONS

1ST 10,000@100% 10,000 VA

REMANDER@ 40 % 1,991 VA

MECH UNIT #1 @ 5,000 VA

100%
16,991 VA

TOTAL AMPERAGE 70.80

"B" AMPS

Defined below are the services included in the Work

 Site Preparation: This involves preparing the construction site for the building process. It includes tasks
such as clearing the land, setting up temporary facilities, and installing safety measures.
 Foundation Construction: This involves constructing the foundation of the building as per the architectural
plan. It includes tasks such as excavation, formwork, and concrete pouring.
 Building Construction: This involves constructing the building structure as per the architectural plan. It
includes tasks such as framing, roofing, and exterior finishes.
 Interior Construction: This involves constructing the interior of the building as per the architectural plan. It
includes tasks such as constructing walls, floors, and ceilings.
 Mechanical Systems Installation: This involves installing the mechanical systems as per the mechanical
plan. It includes tasks such as HVAC installation and ductwork.
 Plumbing Systems Installation: This involves installing the plumbing systems as per the plumbing plan. It
includes tasks such as pipe installation and fixture installation.

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  Electrical Systems Installation: This involves installing the electrical systems as per the electrical plan. It
includes tasks such as wiring and electrical fixture installation.
 Finishing Work: This involves completing the finishing work of the building. It includes tasks such as
painting, flooring, and fixtures installation.

4. TASK LIST

The task list for this project includes:

 Site preparation and foundation construction.
 Building construction including framing, roofing, and exterior finishes.
 Interior construction including walls, floors, and ceilings.
 Installation of mechanical systems including HVAC.
 Installation of plumbing systems.
 Installation of electrical systems.
 Finishing work including painting, flooring, and fixtures installation.

5. PROJECT SCHEDULE

The project schedule is developed once the project team is assembled and will be based on the complexity of the tasks, availability
of resources, and project constraints.

Task Name Duration Start Finish

Phase 1 - Site Preparation 22 days? Mon 04/03/24 Tue 02/04/24
Clearing the land 7 days? Mon 04/03/24 Tue 12/03/24
Setting up temporary facilities 10 days? Fri 15/03/24 Thu 28/03/24
Installing safety measures 4 days? Thu 28/03/24 Tue 02/04/24
Phase 2 - Foundation Construction 18 days? Fri 05/04/24 Tue 30/04/24
Excavation 10 days? Fri 05/04/24 Thu 18/04/24
Formwork 6 days? Thu 18/04/24 Thu 25/04/24
Concrete pouring 4 days? Thu 25/04/24 Tue 30/04/24
Phase 3 - Building Construction 22 days? Thu 02/05/24 Fri 31/05/24
Framing 9 days? Thu 02/05/24 Tue 14/05/24
Roofing 7 days? Tue 14/05/24 Wed 22/05/24
Exterior finishes 8 days? Wed 22/05/24 Fri 31/05/24
Phase 4 - Interior Construction 23 days? Mon 03/06/24 Wed 03/07/24
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 Constructing walls 10 days? Mon 03/06/24 Fri 14/06/24
Floors construction 9 days? Fri 14/06/24 Wed 26/06/24
Ceilings construction 6 days? Wed 26/06/24 Wed 03/07/24
Phase 5 - Mechanical Systems Installation 11 days? Thu 04/07/24 Thu 18/07/24
HVAC installation 5 days? Thu 04/07/24 Wed 10/07/24
Ductwork 7 days? Wed 10/07/24 Thu 18/07/24
Phase 6 - Plumbing Systems Installation 13 days? Fri 19/07/24 Tue 06/08/24
Pipe installation 7 days? Fri 19/07/24 Mon 29/07/24
Fixture installation 7 days? Mon 29/07/24 Tue 06/08/24
Phase 7 - Electrical Systems Installation 417 days? Fri 27/01/23 Mon 02/09/24
Wiring 10 days? Fri 27/01/23 Thu 09/02/23
Electrical fixture installation 10 days? Tue 20/08/24 Mon 02/09/24

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6. PROJECT DELIVERABLES

5.1 DELIVERABLE OVERVIEW

The main deliverable for this project is the completed building, ready for occupancy and use. This includes all systems installed and
functioning as per the provided plans.

5.2 DELIVERABLES

DELIVERABLES

Project execution plan

Safety plan/environmental health and safety plan

Quality plan

Environmental health and safety plan

Work schedule

Schedule reporting management plan

Issues resolution log

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7. ADOPTION PLAN

Upon completion of the construction, an inspection will be conducted to ensure that all aspects of the building meet the
specifications outlined in the plans. Any necessary adjustments or corrections will be made at this time

8. PROJECT MANAGEMENT

The project will be managed by a qualified project manager who will oversee all aspects of the project, coordinate with
the project team, and ensure that the project is completed on time and within budget.

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9. SUCCESS AND SIGN-OFF CRITERIA

The success of the project will be determined by the completion of the building as per the provided plans, within the
agreed-upon schedule and budget. The project will be considered complete upon the final inspection and approval of
the building.

Approvals

Approved by:

HOLLAND, RICH AND

Client: MELISSA

Signature Date

Contractor: AARON & CO

Signature Date

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