| Label | Text | Page | Extraction method |
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| 1 | 1. Occupant load calculation: business area (offices, waiting, sterilization), 3,400 SF gross, using the 100 SF/occupant business factor and a 15 SF/occupant concentrated-use factor for the 480 SF waiting area, plus 1,900 SF of treatment/clinical support at 100 SF/occupant. The calculated occupant load for this floor totals 85 persons. Two means of egress are provided; common path of travel and exit access travel distance are intended to comply with the applicable means-of-egress provisions for a Group B occupancy. | 1 | pdf_text |
| 2 | 2. This 85-person occupant load is the basis for the exit signage and panic hardware counts on this sheet. Compare against the design occupant load referenced on FP-101, which the fire protection engineer used as the basis for exit sign quantity and hydraulic calculations on that sheet -- the two figures should match and currently do not (FP-101 references 60 persons). | 1 | pdf_text |
| 3 | 3. The egress path highlighted on the key plan above runs from the rear operatories and break room, the length of Corridor 106, to the exit at Vestibule 101. | 1 | pdf_text |
| 4 | 4. Corridor 106 is dimensioned at 3'-4" (40") clear width on A-101; confirm this width against the minimum corridor width required for an 85-person occupant load before construction proceeds, since this corridor is the sole path of travel for the rear two-thirds of the tenant space. | 1 | pdf_text |
| 5 | 5. Emergency/egress lighting along this path is shown on E-101. Coordinate that E-101's emergency fixtures extend the full length of the egress path shown here -- as currently drawn, the emergency lighting fixtures on E-101 stop near Grid 2 and do not appear to continue the remaining distance to the exit at Vestibule 101. | 1 | pdf_text |
| 6 | 6. Exit stair handrail (Detail A-102.1): the exit stair handrail at the rear egress stair is noted at a height of 30" AFF, measured vertically from the leading edge of the stair treads. Confirm this height against the applicable handrail/guard height range for stairs before installation; the height as noted appears low relative to the typical 34"-38" range used elsewhere in similar occupancies. | 1 | pdf_text |