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04-52-011LEGEND: MATERIALS: 0 STUD PARTITITON '= STRUCTURAL CONCRETE ACOUST. CONCRETE BLOCK ® CONCRETE MASONRY urn °s CONCRETE COLUNM OR WALL B.M. WOOD (FINISH) CAB. REINFORCED MASONRY 0 GROUT -2' - PROPOSED CONTOUR 0 WOOD (ROUGH) -3' - EXISTING CONTOUR COL. COLUMN CMU CONCRETE MASONRY UNIT CONC. INSULATION (FIBROUS) -- CENTER LINE CONTR. CONTRACTOR COVER'G. COVERING ® STEEL ® EXISTING WALL OR STRUCTURE DIAM. DIAMETER DIM DIMENSION DET. /DLT. INSULATION (RIGID) DWG. WORK ABOVE OR BELOW OR BEYOND ALL AS NOTED E.A. EACH ELECT /ELEC ELECTRICAL ® GLASS - -- MATCH LINE EXH. EXHAUST L- ANGLE EXP. ALUMINUM E CHANNEL F.D. STUCCO OR PLASTER ON MTL. LATH F.E. PROPERTY LINE ® GYPSUM BOARD F.O.I.C. CENTER LINE ® MARBLE FIN. FINISH GA. METAL - SMALL SCALE SYMBOLS: NORTH ARROW XX WALL TYPE COLUMN REFERENCE GRIDS a INTERIOR ELEVATION NO. ELEVATION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER COLUMN REFERENCE GRIDS O DOOR No. AO WINDOW TYPE 5 A -601 WALL SECTION 102 ROOM No. 2 BUILDING SECTION 2 BREAK OR CUT LINE -300 __ SHT. ON WHICH SECTION SHOWN -300 ll ELEVATION NGVD RELATED DETAIL OR SECTION A -500 SHT. ON WHICH DETAIL OR SECT. SHOWN ABBREVIATIONS: A. ANCHOR A /C. AIR CONDITIONING ACOUST. ACOUSTICAL ACP. ACOUSTICAL CEILING PANEL AFF. ABOVE FINISH FLOOR AL./ ALUM. ALUMINUM ANOD. ANODIZE (0) AT BD. BOARD BLDG. BUILDING BLK. BLOCK BLK'G. BLOCKING BM. BEAM B.M. BENCH MARK CAB. CABINET CEM. CEMENT CER. CERAMIC C.J. CONTROL JOINT CLG. CEILING COL. COLUMN CMU CONCRETE MASONRY UNIT CONC. CONCRETE CONT. CONTINUOUS CONTR. CONTRACTOR COVER'G. COVERING DBL DOUBLE D.F. DRINKING FOUNTAIN DIAM. DIAMETER DIM DIMENSION DET. /DLT. DETAILS DWG. DRAWING E.A. EACH ELECT /ELEC ELECTRICAL ELEV. ELEVATION / ELEVATOR EQ. EQUAL EXH. EXHAUST EXIST. EXISTING EXP. EXPANSION EXT. EXTERIOR F.D. FLOOR DRAIN F.E. FIRE EXTINGUISHER FIRE EXT. CAB. FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET F.O.I.C. FURNISHED BY OWNER, INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR FLUOR. FLUORESCENT FIN. FINISH GA. GAUGE GWB GYPSUM WALL BOARD GYP. BD. GYPSUM BOARD GALV. GALVANIZED GS. GALVANIZED STEEL GL. GLASS H.B. HOSE BIBB HCPD. HANDICAPPED HCWD HOLLOW CORE WOOD H.M. HOLLOW METAL HORIZ HORIZONTAL HDWE. HARDWARE HT. HEIGHT 1. D. IN "LRIOR DIMENSION INSUL. INSULATION INTERM INTERMEDIATE JAN. JANITOR JT. JOINT LAM. LAMINATED LAV. LAVATORY L.P. LIGHT POLE M. MIRROR MANUF. MANUFACTURER MAT. MATERIAL MAX. MAXIMUM M.H. MANHOLE MIN. MINIMUM MISC. MISCELLANEOUS MTL. METAL NEOPR. NEOPRENE N.I.C. NOT IN CONTRACT NO. / # NUMBER 0. C. ON CENTER O.D. OUTSIDE DIMENSION O.S. OVERFLOW SCUPPERS PTN PARTITION Pi PANEL JOINT PL PLATE PLYWD PLYWOOD PNL PANEL PLAM PLASTIC LAMINATE P.T. PRESSURE TREATED P.P. POWER POLE REINF. REINFORCING REQ'D REQUIRED RM ROOM R.D. ROOF DRAIN SHT. SHEET SCH. SCHEDULE S.S. STAINLESS STEEL STL STEEL STD. STANDARD SECT. SECTION SIM. SIMILAR SPECS SPECIFICATIONS STRUCT. STRUCTURE SCWD. SOLID CORE WOOD TEL. TELEPHONE TEMP. TEMPERED TYP. TYPICAL VAN. VANITY VCT. VINYL COMPOSITION TILE VERT. VERTICAL VEST. VESTIBULE VIF VERIFY IN FIELD GENERAL NOTES 1. Contractor shall comply with all applicable local, state and federal building codes. Permit shall be posted on a visible place at all times. 2. All work, materials and equipment utilized in this Project shall be installed in strict accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations and specifications. 3. All work for this Project shall conform to standards published by recognized professional and industry organizations. 4. Contractor shall be responsible for visiting the site prior to bidding and familiarizing himself with all existing conditions affecting the work, including but not limited to private and public utilities, on and off site, access roads, and other support facilities. 5. Contractor to remove, relocate or re -route as necessary electrical, water, gas or any other utility lines encountered during construction. 6. Contractor must notify Architect immediately of any unexpected or unknown conditions, discrepancies in the drawings and contract documents, any errors or omissions on the drawings in the field prior to proceeding with work or shop fabrication. 7. Contractor shall notify Architect for clarification prior to bidding of any discrepancies between architectural, mechanical and electrical drawings. Any discrepancies discussed after bidding shall be interpreted as if it was bid based on the most expensive method or finish. 8. Contractor to obtain written approval from Owner or Architect prior to any changes or deviation from Contract Documents. 9. Under no circumstances will assumptions by the Contractor be considered the design intent or approval of the Architect or Engineer unless there is written approval by them. 10. Contractor shall prepare and maintain all construction areas, as well as surrounding areas free of debris or hazardous equipment. 11. Contractor shall be responsible for the repair and /or the replacement of any equipment damaged during construction or clean -up. Construction personnel shall be confined to the limits of the construction area. All OSHA regulations for construction areas shall be strictly followed. 12. Drawings are not to be scaled. Dimensions shall be followed. 13. All dimensions are based on nominal sizes of members and are given to the outer face of such members, not to face of finish material unless otherwise noted on drawings. 14. Contractor to submit shop drawings for approval before commencing fabrication and /or installation of all applicable items of construction. All shop drawing dimensions shall be field verified, reviewed and approved by Contractor before submittal. Shop Drawings which are Incomplete or lacking sufficient information will be returned without review. 15. The Contractor shall be aware that specific fire rated separation within the building's construction are required by code. The use of specific materials and combinations of materials within fire rated assemblies as called for on the drawings are for the purpose of achieving those required fire separation. It shall be the Contractor's responsibility to verify that change in material that are requested by or made by the Contractor and /or it's sub- contractors, from those materials drawn or specified, does not in any way affect or lessen the required fire rated construction or assembly. 16. Where CMU is indicated to have a specific hourly fire rating, this shall be taken as the minimum allowed. 17. All wood framing, including plywood, which is concealed within walls or ceilings or used for support of walls or ceilings shall be fire retardant, pressure treated wood shall be used where in contract with concrete or masonry. 18. All piping sleeved through slab. Contractor to fully seal space around pipes with a 2 -hour U.L. approved fire resistive "Thermofiber" glass fiber safing insulation as manufactured by U.S. Gypsum Co. complying with ASTM E -119 or approved similar. Penetrations through fire rated walls shall be protected as to maintain the fire rating of said wall. 19. All shafts where applicable to be 2 -hour rated without exception, UL Design No. U -505 or approved similar and shall continue as such to underside of roof or floor structural decking. See wall type details for wall design. 20. Contractor to submit a minimum of five (5) sets of complete shop drawings or as submittals for approval before commencing fabrication and /or installation of all applicable items of construction. All shop drawing dimensions shall be field verified and reviewed and approved by the Contractor before submittal, and so noted. RE: Review by architect or engineer required by sumittal not evaluated and approved by Contractor shall be paid for by the Contractor on hourly rates established in Architects Contract for services for this Project. 21. The underside of all exterior soffits and slabs exposed to weather shall receive a continuous drip strip without exception. 22. All metal flashing, scuppers, etc. to receive paint as recommended by manufacturer, unless otherwise noted on drawings or project manual. 23. Contractor to furnish and install all metal and wood blocking required for wall mounted or braced fixtures, millwork, shelves, bathroom fixtures and accessories or by other items described in Interior Design and Architectural drawings. 24. In addition to wall types shown on plans the Contractor shall refer to the room finish schedule, interior elevations and details for additional information regarding finishes. 25. Contractor shall coordinate with mechanical and electrical contractors the location of all access panels so as to allow for proper equipment accessibility, maintenance and /or operation of the Building Systems. The omission of any or all access panels does not relieve the Contractor of the responsibility from providing and installing such panels or doors. 26. Contractor to provide access panels for all A/C fire dampers. 27. Contractor shall paint all visible surfaces of factory primed or factory paint finished equipment, A/C grills or registers, covers, etc. unless specifically noted otherwise verify and coordinate colors with Interior Designer and Architect. 28. Before installation, the Contractor shall coordinate with the Architect the exact mounting location of all switches, wall receptacles, plugs, thermostats and other wall mounted fixtures. 29. All interior and exterior joints between dissimilar materials or finishes shall receive a bead of caulking to match color of adjacent surface. Coordinate colors with Architect. 30. Contractor shall be responsible for removing all debris and construction material from the site. Contractor shall also be responsible for properly cleaning all areas prior to final acceptance by the Owner including but not limited to windows, storefront, floors carpets, walls, doors, etc. 31. Upon completion of this Project, the Contractor shall give the Owner a complete set of as -built architectural, mechanical and electrical drawings along with the written Guaranties, operation and maintenance manuals of all equipment and finishes installed. The Contractor shall maintain a current set of as -built drawings. Information shall be recorded by Contractor as contruction progresses. 32. Contractor is responsible for including in his bid, labor and material costs for any change or alteration of adjacent areas to be disturbed during construction such as, but not limited to, paving sidewalks, streets, existing trees and landscaping to insure their proper drainage and return them to their original finished condition. j w n/�. k. JCHAS & ASSOCIATES, PA ARCHITECTURE PLANNING INTERIORS 4361 S.W. 11 TH STREET Miami, Florida 33146 TEL: (305) 989 3149 FAX: (305) 447 1501 JACHASTANET @ ad.00m A R 0 0 1 2 6 1 1 OWNERS: PALMS OF SUNSET J.V. 5835 Blue Lagoon Drive, Suite 200 Miami, Florida 33126 T 786.275.8480 F 786.275.8474 VJ W W W O vM Mr 9T_ Z WM w O F- o O J LL V1 W cn -Z>-- V, t < OCD 00 LO O L^^L DATE: 12 -14 -03 REVISIONS: PROJECT No. 03 -060 DRAWN BY: CHECKED BY: JC . SCALE: AS SHOWN SHEET No. A -0.1