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XI -3
<br />XII
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<br />All piping, fittings, valves, etc., shall be furnished and
<br />installed as necessary to provide a complete installation as
<br />shown on drawings. All work and material shall be in strict
<br />.. :dance with local and state codes and ordinances.
<br />XI -3-a. Gasoline Piping; See Section XV and Tank Installation
<br />Drawings.
<br />XI -3-b. , Ni special gasoline linings, fill boxes, valves, etc.,
<br />shall be furnished and installed by the Contractor unless
<br />noted on equipment list to be supplied by others. Approval
<br />as to type and manufacture shall be obtained from the
<br />Owner's Representative before installation is made.
<br />XI -3-c. Fuel Oil and Drain Oil Piping: Fuel oil and drain oil
<br />piping shall also include all necessary connections and
<br />fittings within the buildings, except that fuel oil lines
<br />shall be terminated and capped 12" above the floor and
<br />shall be connected from this point to the oil burner by
<br />the heating contractor. See Section IX -5.
<br />XI -3-d. Air Piping and Tank: Install all air piping as shown on
<br />drawings and connect to oil necessary equipment. All
<br />above ground piping shall be standard galvanized iron and
<br />fittings shall be galvanized malleable iron. Quick
<br />couplers shall be ARO #210 or approved equal.
<br />XI -3-e. Lubrication Tubing: Furnish and install steel tubing and
<br />fittings for lubrication equipment when indicated on
<br />drawings and/or attached Equipment List,
<br />XI -3-f. List Installation: Before installation the lift shall be
<br />thoroughly inspected for any damage with particular
<br />attention being paid to the outside cylinder wall. Do -not
<br />install lift if any dent is found in cylinder wall but
<br />notify Owner's Representative who will make arrangements
<br />for the necessary corrective measures. After lift is
<br />installed and superstructure assembled, it will be filled
<br />with SAE J10 weight oil and bleed in accordance with
<br />manufacturer's recommendations. The piston shall be raised
<br />to its maximum height and with all air manifold valves
<br />left in "ir open position, the air control valva will
<br />be Secured in its neutral position. The piston shall be
<br />allowed to remain in its raised position for a period of
<br />not less than 24 -hours. If any perceptible lowering of
<br />the piston is apparent, or if any loss of pressure is
<br />indicated on the gouge, the entire system must be
<br />inspected and the leak eliminated,
<br />ELECTRICAL WORK
<br />(Modular Buildings - by Fabricator)
<br />(C -Stores & C -Store Conversions - by General Contractor)
<br />Unless otherwise noted on "Equipment List furnish all labor,
<br />material and equipment necessary for the complete installation
<br />of oil yord, conopy lights and power wiring, telephone service
<br />and driveway signal conduit, including oil the required
<br />conduit, wire fittings, etc., as herein specified and indicated
<br />on the Electrical and General Layout Plans.
<br />XII -1-a. Al work must be done in strict accordance with the
<br />national electric code and local codes, ordinances, etc.
<br />Any additional costs resulting from any deviation from the
<br />drawings and these specifications due to codes or local
<br />requirements shall be borne by the responsible Contractor.
<br />To General Contractor give all requisite notices and pay
<br />for oil necessory licenses, permits and any other fees
<br />required for the electrical installation. Controclor will
<br />include in his price all required wiring for hazardous
<br />areas.
<br />XII -1-b. Al electrical materials and fixtures must bear the
<br />underwriter labels and on completion, a certificate of
<br />inspection acceptable to the Notional Board of Underwriters
<br />will be furnished the owner by General Contractor.
<br />XII -1-c. Fabricator to furnish mason with sleeves for walls at
<br />oil locations where work would otherwise mor finished aur
<br />faces and give instructions for accurate location of the
<br />sleeves, other openings, etc. Note particularly the
<br />location of circuit breaker panel, so that panel conduit
<br />running to it may be concealed in sleeves.
<br />XII -1-d. Provide and make temporary connections to required
<br />equipment at existing facilities when o rebuild project occurs
<br />in a manner which will cause the least interference with
<br />business operations. Cost of temporary service to be paid
<br />by General Contractor. The General Contractor to provide
<br />necessary temporary service to facilitate construction
<br />whether project is rebuild or new.
<br />XII -1-e. Upon completing installation work, the General Contractor
<br />will type Circuit Identification cards for lighting, heating,
<br />ventilation, air-conditioning, refrigeration and fast food
<br />equipment circuits and attach some in space provided on panel.
<br />This process also includes the final hook-up and start up of
<br />the Modular building delivered to project site by Fabricator.
<br />AIL circuits will be checked and property identified at project
<br />site by General Contractor.
<br />XII -1-f.
<br />All
<br />wall switches
<br />outlets will be
<br />mounted 4'-6" above
<br />finish
<br />floor
<br />except where
<br />designated otherwise. All duplex
<br />outlets
<br />will
<br />be mounted a
<br />min. of (24')
<br />above finish floor.
<br />XII -1-9. Flexible cords may not be used:
<br />1 As a substitute for fixed wiring.
<br />2 Where run through holes in walls, ceilings, or floors.
<br />3 Where attached to building surfaces.
<br />XII -1-h. Flexible cords must be;
<br />1 Continuous lengths without splices or tops.
<br />2 Fastened so that there is no pull on joints or screws.
<br />3 Replaced when frayed or insulation deteriorated.
<br />4 Equipment connected by flexible cords must be grounded
<br />either by o 3 -wire cord or by a separate groundwire.
<br />XII -1-i. Exposed noncurrent -carrying metal parts of fixed equipment
<br />that may become energized under abnormal conditions must
<br />be grounded;
<br />1 In wet or damp locations.
<br />2 When in electrical contact with metal.
<br />3 When operated in excess of 150 -volts to ground.
<br />XII -1-j. Exposed noncurrent -carrying metal parts of cord and plug
<br />connected equipment, which are liable to become energized,
<br />must be grounded.
<br />XII -1-k. Wherever wires are joined, such as at outlets, switches,
<br />junction boxes, etc., they must be covered.
<br />XII -1-I. Parts of electrical equipment which in ordinary operation
<br />produce arcs, sparks, etc, must be enclosed unless they
<br />ore separated and isolated from all combustible material
<br />and well outside the parameters of o designated hazardous
<br />area.
<br />XII -1-m. A switch or circuit breaker in a wet location or outside
<br />of a building must be enclosed in a weatherproof
<br />enclosure. Circuit exposed to o wet environment will be
<br />connected to a ground fault breaker.
<br />XII -1-n. In damp or wet locations, cabinets and cutout boxes of
<br />the surface type must be weatherproof and so placed or
<br />equipped as to prevent moisture or water from entering and
<br />accumulating within the cabinet or cutout box, and be
<br />mounted so there is at least 1/4 -inch of air space between
<br />the enclosure and the wall or other supporting surface.
<br />It is recommended that boxes of nonconductive material be
<br />used with nonmetallic -sheathed cable,
<br />XII -1-o. Electrical pumps, tools, etc., even "explosion -proof,:
<br />must be avoided wherever possible in hazardous areas. A
<br />situation which is hazardous is defined as one in which
<br />oxygen concentration is greater than 25 -percent, or
<br />flammability characteristics are greater than 20 -percent
<br />of lower flammable limit. Other drive systems: e.g., air,
<br />should be used.
<br />XII-1-p.Where explosion -proof electrical equipment must be used,
<br />regular inspection and testing to verify explosion -proof
<br />integrity to all components must be carried out.
<br />Portable lamps must be equipped with handle, lampholder,
<br />hook and substantial guard attached to the lampholder or
<br />handle. All exterior surfaces which might come in con
<br />tact with battery terminals, wiring terminals, or other ..~
<br />objects must be of nonconducting material or must be
<br />effectively protected with insulation. Lompholders must
<br />be of unswitched type, and must not provide means for
<br />plug-in of attachment plugs. Outer shell must be of
<br />moulded composition or other material approved for the
<br />purpose, and metol -shell, lined lampholders, either of
<br />switched or unswitched type, must not be used.
<br />XII -2 SERVICE
<br />See Plot Plan and/or Addenda to Specifications for type of
<br />service required and/or available. 120/240 -volt, 3-phase,
<br />60 -cycle is minimum and will enter rear of building In under
<br />ground metal conduit unless otherwise noted on Plot Plan of
<br />Addenda to Specifications. If overhead service is specified it
<br />will have a minimum clearance of 14'-6" over paved areas and
<br />will not pass over any building, All wire used on project to
<br />be copper. All electrical service installation to meet the
<br />National Electric Code as well as the local utility service
<br />furnishing power.
<br />XII -3 WIRINY
<br />XII -3-a. All yord wiring will be done in conduit, minimum 3/4" and
<br />except in storage room, and except where indicated as exposed on
<br />plans. All drops to switches, receptacles, panel boxes, etc.,
<br />on walls will be in wire mold. All other wiring will be exposed
<br />on sides of beams, wolfs, or ceiling, and done in a neat and
<br />orderly workmanlike manner. Underground conduit and conduit
<br />that is installed in an area up to o level of eighteen (24")
<br />inches above the floor will be rigid, heavy woll galvanized
<br />conduit. All exposed conduit above the 24` level will be wire
<br />mold which will be U.L. approved. Carefully ream out the inside
<br />of all conduit after culling.
<br />XII -3-b. Run separate underground conduit and wire to floodlights,
<br />signs, control to pumps, island lights, etc, as shown on
<br />general layout and equipment list. Conduit should be heavy
<br />walled galvanized conduit, 3/4" minimum. Pumps will be wired
<br />according to Clos3_1, Group -D, National Electric Code. Do all
<br />required trenching and backfill to minimum depth of 2'-0" below
<br />finished grades.' Sand will be used to backfill in o -sufficient
<br />quantity to completely encase the conduit in 6" of send.
<br />Remainder of backfill will be sand or well tamped clean earth
<br />free from cinders and decomposed matter.
<br />XII -3-c. Conductors will be a minimum of Number 12, insulated,
<br />copper, type THWN. Size to be determined by allowable
<br />voltage drop as determined in Article 210-6(d) of Notional
<br />Electric Code.
<br />Exposed water line will be Type "L hard tempered copper.
<br />General Contractor will install and pay for the water meter and
<br />send receipted invoice to Owner's Representative. If meter
<br />cannot be purchased and must be leased, Contractor will make
<br />deposit at his cost in Owner's name, submitting the receipted
<br />invoice to the representative, together with complete
<br />information concerning terms of lease.
<br />Water manifold valves when required will be Powell #1821 gale
<br />valves, or approved equal and appropriately marked as "Service
<br />Room , 'Drinking Fountain', etc.
<br />XIII -3 SEWER
<br />XII -3-d. Submerged gasoline pumps will be wired to Class -1, Group_D XIII -4
<br />of the National Electric Code and in accordance with pump
<br />manufacturer's specifications.
<br />XII -3-e. Contractors will use on approved thread compound on oil
<br />conduit joints.. Thread of buried or outdoor conduit will
<br />be cooled after 'make-up with Glyrtol or other corrosion
<br />preventative material. Electrical conduit passing within
<br />twenty Ieet,of gasoline dispensers or ten feel of any lank
<br />fill pipe will be sealed at both ends.
<br />XII -4 MATERIALS
<br />XII -4-o. Refer to Equipment List and Addenda to Specifications to
<br />determine number, type and manufacturerof lighting fix
<br />Lures and who is to furnish.
<br />Plates for wall switches will be Harvey Hubbell Catalog
<br />No. -93070 (or equal) series. Wall receptacles will be
<br />20 -amp. duplex grounding type with Harvey Hubbell Catalog
<br />No, 93102 Plates. Weatherproof receptacles will be
<br />20-omp. duplex grounding type with Harvey Hubbell Catalog
<br />No._5206 cover plated - or approved equal. AIL outside
<br />fillings and fittings in modular buildings to wall
<br />receptacles will be weatherproof.
<br />All wire mold to be pointed to match finish of surface it
<br />is mounted on.
<br />New sewer will be 6" clay Tile sewer pipe from city sewer to
<br />within 5'-0" of building. Balance of pipe will be 4" standard
<br />cast iron pipe with traps, vents, clean -outs, etc., ns required
<br />by local ordinance or as shown on drawings. If permitted by
<br />local codes PVC pipe and fillings may be substituted for the
<br />above when installed in accordance with manufacturer's instruc
<br />lions, Make tile pipe joints with cement mortar and cost iron
<br />pipe joints with oakum and molten lead, firmly tamped and gas
<br />light. Pitch pipes to remain clean of sediment. Connect
<br />restroom drains to sanitary sewers. If restroom droin
<br />connections are not permitted to either sanitary or storm sewer.
<br />provide a dry well of required size (See Addenda) or other
<br />suitable method of disposal. Provide cleanouts at base of all
<br />risers, at changes of directions, etc. Cleanouts will have
<br />flush brass deck plates.
<br />Where sewers are not available, General Contractor will
<br />provide a complete septic system as shown on plot pion and in
<br />accordance with Tocol and stale building code, regulations, etc.
<br />XIII -5 Wim!TI-R WELL
<br />When public water supply is not available this work will
<br />include the furnishing and installing of pumping equipment,
<br />controls and piping as shown or specified herein: it will also
<br />include furnishing working and shop drawing, testing, and
<br />operation services.
<br />The General Contractor will obtain all permits and comply with
<br />all stale and local requirements for the construction of o
<br />single cased well using 4" ASTM Spec. A-53 schedule 40 pipe.
<br />Well cosing to be maximum 3' below finished grade with on 18"
<br />dia. manhole frome and .cover. Screen will be of Everdur metal
<br />of continuous "V" slot or louvre construction. Slot Area will
<br />be selected by Contractor to conform with water -bearing stratum
<br />encountered. Assume 150_foot depth. The Contractor will
<br />furnish and install a Reda 3/4 -hp submersible single phase pump
<br />or turbine well pumping unit, electrically driven, to rated
<br />capacity of well. All electrical connections, including those
<br />to power lines, motors and controls, and the setting of
<br />controls will be made by others.
<br />General Contractor will provide new connections to water main,
<br />sewer lines and gas service, unless otherwise noted on Plot
<br />Plan or Addenda. Contractor will obtain all permits, pay oil
<br />fees and perform the connections in strict accordance with
<br />local codes, ordinances and regulations. All Utility
<br />Connections is the direct responsibility of the General
<br />Contractor.
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<br />XIII -2 WATER SUPPLY STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA
<br />General Contractor will install new water supply from water
<br />main to meter in accordance with local regulations. No
<br />existing water connection will be used unless specified in
<br />Addenda. New water supply line for other facilities will be
<br />not less than 1-1/2" soft tempered copper Type -"K".
<br />The Contractor will furnish and install all water and drain
<br />Panel board to be circuit breaker type with door, minimum
<br />age piping and valves as shown. All piping and valves will
<br />42 circuits as manufactured by Square -D, Westinghouse,
<br />conform with applicable portions or specifications for "Water
<br />General Electric or approved equal. Refer to building
<br />Distribution System' A hot dipped galvanized or gloss lined,
<br />design electrical drawings and specifications for details
<br />galvanized pressure tank of not less than 120 gallon capacity
<br />regarding power panels and circuit information,
<br />will be installed in storeroom.
<br />The General Contractor will guarantee that the water production
<br />XII -5 MISCELANEOUS
<br />as shown by official test is not a temporary condition, and if
<br />at any time during o period of one year from dale of lest,
<br />XII -5-o. Telephone service will enter rear of building via under
<br />production falls below test, General Contractor will reinstate
<br />ground conduit from service to building, Electrical
<br />the wells capacity at not cost to the owner.
<br />Contractor will provide conduit and service cop for
<br />telephone service as indicated on drawing and/or called
<br />XIII -6 MIURAL CAS
<br />for in Addenda to Specifications and required by the
<br />Telephone Company. Cover plate(s) shall be Harvey Hubbell
<br />When required by Addenda to these Specifications or indicated
<br />Catalog No. 93181, or approved equal,
<br />on Plot Pion, General Contractor will install supply line from
<br />closet service connection to rear of building. Size of line to
<br />be determined by local regulations and demand factor. All work
<br />XIII CONNECTION TO UTILITIES
<br />to be done in conformance with local codes, utility
<br />(By General Contractor)
<br />requirements and NFPA latest edition. See Section IX -5 for
<br />piping specifications.
<br />XIII- 1 .CENEBAL
<br />General Contractor will provide new connections to water main,
<br />sewer lines and gas service, unless otherwise noted on Plot
<br />Plan or Addenda. Contractor will obtain all permits, pay oil
<br />fees and perform the connections in strict accordance with
<br />local codes, ordinances and regulations. All Utility
<br />Connections is the direct responsibility of the General
<br />Contractor.
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<br />XIII -2 WATER SUPPLY STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA
<br />General Contractor will install new water supply from water
<br />main to meter in accordance with local regulations. No
<br />existing water connection will be used unless specified in
<br />Addenda. New water supply line for other facilities will be
<br />not less than 1-1/2" soft tempered copper Type -"K".
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