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Mechanical clause requires verifying roof structure capacity for RTU-1 with the structural engineer, but structural notes indicate the original roof design documents are unavailable and the 2,000 lb allowance for BM-7 is only an assumed allowable pending verification. Additionally, structural clause 6 requires the mechanical engineer to confirm the actual RTU weight does not exceed the 2,000 lb allowance, or the beam must be resized. If RTU-1's actual operating weight exceeds 2,000 lb, or if the unverifiable original design documents reveal insufficient capacity, the mechanical assumption that the roof can support the equipment as currently planned would be invalid, creating a functional coordination gap between the mechanical verification step and the structural capacity uncertainty.

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Clause '5' (mechanical):
5. Verify roof structure capacity with the structural engineer prior to setting any rooftop equipment; see the RTU-1 note above.

Candidate clauses from other disciplines in the same submission (only these may be cited):
[id: 570c9fd7-f475-47eb-a09d-2874b6c08d9c] structural 8: 8. Existing roof structure to remain except as noted; new point loads from mechanical equipment require verification against the original roof design documents, which are not available for this building -- the 2,000 lb allowance noted above for BM-7 is an assumed allowable
pending that verification.

[id: 24c657a2-1519-4127-916a-b5087bb79878] structural 6: 6. BM-7's 2,000 lb design point load is intended to cover the rooftop unit anticipated for this tenant space. Confirm the actual operating weight of the rooftop unit selected by the mechanical engineer (see M-101) does not exceed this 2,000 lb design allowance; if it does,
this beam will need to be resized before the unit is set.

[id: e2824532-8f6f-42fc-af4a-d0c723bb0904] architectural 2: 2. Existing building shell & structure by others; verify all
   dimensions in field prior to fabrication.

[id: 0634ba34-e348-45ef-965c-0b73095bb9fa] civil 8: 8. Existing building setbacks to be field-verified; see the setback note above for required minimums under the current zoning district.

[id: 8892de18-a105-4ab1-bfae-ec307cfbae22] plumbing 8: 8. Verify WH-1 clearance from the east wall against the electrical panel clearance requirements shown on E-101 before setting the unit; see the WH-1 notes above.

Does this clause create a coordination conflict with any of the candidates above - i.e. do they describe the same physical space, element, or system in a way that is physically or functionally incompatible? Call report_cross_discipline_conflicts with your findings, or an empty conflicts list if there's no real conflict.

Raw model response

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