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GENERAL CONDITIONSPART 1 - GENERAL1.1 INDUSTRY STANDARDSA. APPLICABILITY OF STANDARDS: UNLESS THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS INCLUDEMORE STRINGENT REQUIREMENTS, APPLICABLE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRYSTANDARDS HAVE THE SAME FORCE AND EFFECT AS IF BOUND OR COPIEDDIRECTLY INTO THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS TO THE EXTENT REFERENCED. SUCHSTANDARDS ARE MADE A PART OF THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS BY REFERENCE.B. PUBLICATION DATES: COMPLY WITH STANDARDS IN EFFECT AS OF DATE OF THECONTRACT DOCUMENTS UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED.C. COPIES OF STANDARDS: EACH ENTITY ENGAGED IN CONSTRUCTION ON PROJECTSHOULD BE FAMILIAR WITH INDUSTRY STANDARDS APPLICABLE TO ITSCONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY. COPIES OF APPLICABLE STANDARDS ARE NOT BOUNDWITH THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS.1. WHERE COPIES OF STANDARDS ARE NEEDED TO PERFORM A REQUIREDCONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY, OBTAIN COPIES DIRECTLY FROM PUBLICATIONSOURCE.1.2 ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMSA. INDUSTRY ORGANIZATIONS: WHERE ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS ARE USED INSPECIFICATIONS OR OTHER CONTRACT DOCUMENTS, THEY SHALL MEAN THERECOGNIZED NAME OF THE ENTITIES IN THE FOLLOWING LIST.ACI AMERICAN CONCRETE INSTITUTEAHA AMERICAN HARDBOARD ASSOCIATIONAITC AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF TIMBER CONSTRUCTIONANSI AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARDS INSTITUTEAPA APA - THE ENGINEERED WOOD ASSOCIATIONASHRAE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF HEATING, REFRIGERATING ANDAIR-CONDITIONING ENGINEERSASTM ASTM INTERNATIONAL (AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR TESTING ANDMATERIALS INTERNATIONAL)AWI ARCHITECTURAL WOODWORK INSTITUTEAWPA AMERICAN WOOD PROTECTION ASSOCIATION (FORMERLY:AMERICAN WOOD PRESERVERS' ASSOCIATION)CRI CARPET AND RUG INSTITUTE (THE)CRRC COOL ROOF RATING COUNCILCSA CANADIAN STANDARDS ASSOCIATIONCSA CSA INTERNATIONAL (FORMERLY: IAS - INTERNATIONALAPPROVAL SERVICES)CSI CONSTRUCTION SPECIFICATIONS INSTITUTE (THE)ETL SEMCO INTERTEK ETL SEMCO (FORMERLY: ITS - INTERTEK TESTINGSERVICE NA)FM GLOBAL FM GLOBAL (FORMERLY: FMG - FM GLOBAL)FSC FOREST STEWARDSHIP COUNCILHPVA HARDWOOD PLYWOOD & VENEER ASSOCIATIONISO INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR STANDARDIZATIONITS INTERTEK TESTING SERVICE NA (NOW ETL SEMCO)MFMA MAPLE FLOORING MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION, INC.MPI MASTER PAINTERS INSTITUTENFPA NFPA (NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION)NOFMA NOFMA: THE WOOD FLOORING MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION(FORMERLY: NATIONAL OAK FLOORING MANUFACTURERSASSOCIATION)OPL INTERTAKSDI STEEL DOOR INSTITUTESMACNA SHEET METAL AND AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACTORS' NATIONALASSOCIATIONUL UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES INC.USGBC U.S. GREEN BUILDING COUNCILWCLIB WEST COAST LUMBER INSPECTION BUREAUWI WOODWORK INSTITUTE (FORMERLY: WIC - WOODWORK INSTITUTEOF CALIFORNIA)B. CODE AGENCIES: WHERE ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS ARE USED INSPECIFICATIONS OR OTHER CONTRACT DOCUMENTS, THEY SHALL MEAN THERECOGNIZED NAME OF THE ENTITIES IN THE FOLLOWING LIST.DIN DEUTSCHES INSTITUT FUR NORMUNG E.V.ICC INTERNATIONAL CODE COUNCILICC-ES ICC EVALUATION SERVICE, INC.C. FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AGENCIES: WHERE ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS AREUSED IN SPECIFICATIONS OR OTHER CONTRACT DOCUMENTS, THEY SHALL MEANTHE RECOGNIZED NAME OF THE ENTITIES IN THE FOLLOWING LIST.EPA ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCYD. STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS: WHERE ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS AREUSED IN SPECIFICATIONS OR OTHER CONTRACT DOCUMENTS, THEY SHALL MEANTHE RECOGNIZED NAME OF THE STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS IN THEFOLLOWING LIST.ADAAG AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT (ADA)ARCHITECTURAL BARRIERS ACT (ABA)ACCESSIBILITY GUIDELINES FOR BUILDINGS AND FACILITIESAVAILABLE FROM U.S. ACCESS BOARDCFR CODE OF FEDERAL REGULATIONSAVAILABLE FROM GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICEE. STATE GOVERNMENT AGENCIES: WHERE ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS AREUSED IN SPECIFICATIONS OR OTHER CONTRACT DOCUMENTS, THEY SHALL MEANTHE RECOGNIZED NAME OF THE ENTITIES IN THE FOLLOWING LIST.CDHS CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICESCDPH CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH, INDOOR AIRQUALITY SECTIONEND OF SECTION 014200SECTION 014200 - REFERENCESGENERAL CONDITIONS1.1 SUMMARYA. SALVAGING NON-HAZARDOUS DEMOLITION AND CONSTRUCTION WASTE.B. RECYCLING N0N-HAZARDOUS DEMOLITION AND CONSTRUCTION WASTE.C. DISPOSING OF N0N-HAZARDOUS DEMOLITION AND CONSTRUCTION WASTE.1.2 DEFINITIONSA. CONSTRUCTION WASTE: BUILDING AND SITE IMPROVEMENT MATERIALS ANDOTHER SOLID WASTE RESULTING FROM CONSTRUCTION, REMODELING,RENOVATION, OR REPAIR OPERATIONS. CONSTRUCTION WASTE INCLUDESPACKAGING.B. DEMOLITION WASTE: BUILDING AND SITE IMPROVEMENT MATERIALS RESULTINGFROM DEMOLITION OR SELECTIVE DEMOLITION OPERATIONS.C. DISPOSAL: REMOVAL OFF-SITE OF DEMOLITION AND CONSTRUCTION WASTE ANDSUBSEQUENT SALE, RECYCLING, REUSE, OR DEPOSIT IN LANDFILL ORINCINERATOR ACCEPTABLE TO AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION.D. RECYCLE: RECOVERY OF DEMOLITION OR CONSTRUCTION WASTE FORSUBSEQUENT PROCESSING IN PREPARATION FOR REUSE.E. SALVAGE: RECOVERY OF DEMOLITION OR CONSTRUCTION WASTE ANDSUBSEQUENT SALE OR REUSE IN ANOTHER FACILITY.F. SALVAGE AND REUSE: RECOVERY OF DEMOLITION OR CONSTRUCTION WASTE ANDSUBSEQUENT INCORPORATION INTO THE WORK.1.3 ACTION SUBMITTALSA. WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN: SUBMIT PLAN WITHIN 7 DAYS OF DATE ESTABLISHEDFOR COMMENCEMENT OF THE WORK.1. TYPES AND QUANTITIES OF DEMOLITION AND CONSTRUCTION WASTE.2. TYPE OF WASTE AND WHETHER IT WILL BE SALVAGED, RECYCLED, ORDISPOSED OF IN LANDFILL OR INCINERATOR.3. NET ADDITIONAL COST OR NET SAVINGS RESULTING FROM WASTEMANAGEMENT PLAN.1.4 INFORMATION SUBMITTALSA. WASTE REDUCTION PROGRESS REPORTS: CONCURRENT WITH EACH APPLICATIONFOR PAYMENT. SUBMIT REPORT INDICATING TYPE OF WASTE AND WHETHER ITHAS BEEN SALVAGED, RECYCLED, OR DISPOSED OF IN LANDFILL ORINCINERATOR.B. WASTE DISPOSAL RECORDS: INDICATE RECEIPT AND ACCEPTANCE OF WASTEMATERIAL BY ACCEPTING AND PROCESSING FACILITIES LICENSED TO ACCEPTTHEM. INCLUDE MANIFESTS, TYPE OF MATERIAL, WEIGHT OR VOLUME TICKETS,RECEIPTS AND INVOICES.C. LEED SUBMITTAL: CWM REPORTING TEMPLATE, TABULATING TOTAL WASTEMATERIAL, QUANTITIES DIVERTED AND MEANS BY WHICH IT IS DIVERTED, ANDSTATEMENT THAT REQUIREMENTS FOR THE CREDIT HAVE BEEN MET.1.5 RECYCLING WASTEA.RECYCLING INCENTIVES: REVENUES AND OTHER INCENTIVES FOR RECYCLING WILLACCRUE TO OWNER.END OF SECTION 017419SECTION 017419 - CONSTRUCTION WASTE MANAGEMENT AND DISPOSALGENERAL CONDITIONS1.1 SUMMARYA. THIS SECTION INCLUDES GENERAL REQUIREMENTS AND PROCEDURES FORCOMPLIANCE WITH CERTAIN U.S. GREEN BUILDING COUNCIL'S (USGBC) LEEDPREREQUISITES AND CREDITS NEEDED FOR THE PROJECT TO OBTAIN LEEDCERTIFICATION BASED ON LEED 2009 FOR RETAIL AS MODIFIED FOR STARBUCKSLEED VOLUME PROGRAM 2.0.1. OTHER LEED PREREQUISITES AND CREDITS NEEDED TO OBTAIN LEEDCERTIFICATION ARE DEPENDENT ON MATERIAL SELECTIONS AND MAY NOT BESPECIFICALLY IDENTIFIED AS LEED REQUIREMENTS. COMPLIANCE WITHREQUIREMENTS NEEDED TO OBTAIN LEED PREREQUISITES AND CREDITS MAYBE USED AS ONE CRITERION TO EVALUATE SUBSTITUTION REQUESTS.2. ADDITIONAL LEED PREREQUISITES AND CREDITS NEEDED TO OBTAIN THEINDICATED LEED CERTIFICATION ARE DEPENDENT ON THE ARCHITECT'S DESIGNAND OTHER ASPECTS OF THE PROJECT THAT ARE NOT PART OF THE WORK OFTHE CONTRACT.1.2 DEFINITIONSA. BASE BUILDING MATERIAL: MATERIALS PERMANENTLY ATTACHED TO THESTRUCTURE. INCLUDES FINISHES AND PERMANENT CABINETS AND CASEWORK.B. CHAIN-OF-CUSTODY CERTIFICATES: CERTIFICATES SIGNED BY MANUFACTURERSCERTIFYING THAT WOOD USED TO MAKE PRODUCTS WAS OBTAINED FROMFORESTS CERTIFIED BY AN FSC-ACCREDITED CERTIFICATION BODY TO COMPLYWITH FSC STD-01-001, "FSC PRINCIPLES AND CRITERIA FOR FOREST STEWARDSHIP."CERTIFICATES SHALL INCLUDE EVIDENCE THAT MANUFACTURER IS CERTIFIED FORCHAIN OF CUSTODY BY AN FSC-ACCREDITED CERTIFICATION BODY.C. REGIONALLY MANUFACTURED MATERIALS: MATERIALS THAT ARE MANUFACTUREDWITHIN A RADIUS OF 500 MILES (800 KM) FROM PROJECT SITE. MANUFACTURINGREFERS TO THE FINAL ASSEMBLY OF COMPONENTS INTO THE BUILDING PRODUCTTHAT IS INSTALLED AT PROJECT SITE.D. REGIONALLY EXTRACTED AND MANUFACTURED MATERIALS: REGIONALLYMANUFACTURED MATERIALS MADE FROM RAW MATERIALS THAT ARE EXTRACTED,HARVESTED, OR RECOVERED WITHIN A RADIUS OF 500 MILES (800 KM) FROMPROJECT SITE.E. RECYCLED CONTENT: MATERIAL THAT HAS BEEN BROKEN DOWN ANDRECONSTITUTED INTO NEW MATERIAL. THE RECYCLED CONTENT VALUE OF AMATERIAL ASSEMBLY SHALL BE DETERMINED BY WEIGHT. THE RECYCLEDFRACTION OF THE ASSEMBLY IS THEN MULTIPLIED BY THE COST OF ASSEMBLY TODETERMINE THE RECYCLED CONTENT VALUE.1. "POST-CONSUMER" MATERIAL IS DEFINED AS WASTE MATERIAL GENERATED BYHOUSEHOLDS OR BY COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL, AND INSTITUTIONAL FACILITIESIN THEIR ROLE AS END USERS OF THE PRODUCT, WHICH CAN NO LONGER BEUSED FOR ITS INTENDED PURPOSE.2. "PRE-CONSUMER" MATERIAL IS DEFINED AS MATERIAL DIVERTED FROM THEWASTE STREAM DURING THE MANUFACTURING PROCESS. EXCLUDED ISREUTILIZATION OF MATERIALS SUCH AS REWORK, REGRIND, OR SCRAPGENERATED IN A PROCESS AND CAPABLE OF BEING RECLAIMED WITHIN THESAME PROCESS THAT GENERATED IT.F. RESOURCE REUSE: MATERIAL THAT HAS BEEN KEPT INTACT AND REPURPOSED TOA NEW USE ON THE SAME PROJECT SITE OR FOR THE ORIGINAL OR NEW USE ON ADIFFERENT PROJECT SITE. FURNITURE MAY BE REPURPOSED FOR THE ORIGINALUSE ON THE SAME PROJECT SITE.1.3 SUBMITTALSA. GENERAL: SUBMIT ADDITIONAL LEED SUBMITTALS REQUIRED BY OTHERSPECIFICATION SECTIONS.B. LEED DOCUMENTATION SUBMITTALS:1. CREDIT MR 2: COMPLY WITH SECTION 017419 "CONSTRUCTION WASTEMANAGEMENT AND DISPOSAL."2. CREDIT MR 3: RECEIPTS FOR SALVAGED AND REFURBISHED MATERIALS USEDFOR PROJECT, INDICATING SOURCES AND COSTS FOR SALVAGED ANDREFURBISHED MATERIALS.3. CREDIT MR 4: PRODUCT DATA AND CERTIFICATION LETTER FROM PRODUCTMANUFACTURERS INDICATING PERCENTAGES BY WEIGHT OF POST-CONSUMERAND PRE-CONSUMER RECYCLED CONTENT FOR PRODUCTS HAVING RECYCLEDCONTENT. INCLUDE STATEMENT INDICATING MATERIAL COSTS FOR EACHPRODUCT HAVING RECYCLED CONTENT.4. CREDIT MR 5: PRODUCT DATA INDICATING LOCATION OF MATERIALMANUFACTURER FOR REGIONALLY MANUFACTURED MATERIALS. INCLUDESTATEMENT INDICATING COST FOR EACH REGIONALLY MANUFACTUREDMATERIAL AND FOR EACH REGIONALLY EXTRACTED AND MANUFACTUREDMATERIAL.a. INCLUDE STATEMENT INDICATING DISTANCE FROM MANUFACTURER TOPROJECT FOR EACH REGIONALLY MANUFACTURED MATERIAL.b. INCLUDE STATEMENT INDICATING LOCATION OF AND DISTANCE FROMPROJECT TO POINT OF EXTRACTION, HARVEST, OR RECOVERY FOR EACHRAW MATERIAL USED IN REGIONALLY EXTRACTED AND MANUFACTUREDMATERIALS.5. CREDIT MR 7: PRODUCT DATA AND CHAIN-OF-CUSTODY CERTIFICATES FORPRODUCTS CONTAINING CERTIFIED WOOD. INCLUDE STATEMENT INDICATINGCOST FOR EACH CERTIFIED WOOD PRODUCT.6. CREDIT IEQ 3.1:a. CONSTRUCTION INDOOR-AIR-QUALITY MANAGEMENT PLAN.b. PRODUCT DATA FOR TEMPORARY FILTRATION MEDIA.c. PRODUCT DATA FOR FILTRATION MEDIA USED DURING OCCUPANCY.d. CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTATION: SIX PHOTOGRAPHS AT THREEDIFFERENT TIMES DURING THE CONSTRUCTION PERIOD, ALONG WITH ABRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE SMACNA APPROACH EMPLOYED,DOCUMENTING IMPLEMENTATION OF THE INDOOR-AIR-QUALITYMANAGEMENT MEASURES, SUCH AS PROTECTION OF DUCTS AND ON-SITESTORED OR INSTALLED ABSORPTIVE MATERIALS.7. CREDIT IEQ 3.2:a. SIGNED STATEMENT DESCRIBING THE BUILDING AIR FLUSH-OUTPROCEDURES INCLUDING THE DATES WHEN FLUSH-OUT WAS BEGUN ANDCOMPLETED AND STATEMENT THAT FILTRATION MEDIA WAS REPLACEDAFTER FLUSH-OUT.b. PRODUCT DATA FOR FILTRATION MEDIA USED DURING FLUSH-OUT ANDDURING OCCUPANCY.8. CREDIT IEQ 4A: PRODUCT DATA FOR ADHESIVES AND SEALANTS USED INSIDETHE WEATHERPROOFING SYSTEM INDICATING VOC CONTENT OF EACHPRODUCT USED.9. CREDIT IEQ 4B: PRODUCT DATA FOR PAINTS AND COATINGS USED INSIDE THEWEATHERPROOFING SYSTEM INDICATING VOC CONTENT OF EACH PRODUCTUSED.10. CREDIT IEQ 4D: PRODUCT DATA FOR PRODUCTS CONTAINING COMPOSITEWOOD OR AGRIFIBER PRODUCTS OR WOOD GLUES INDICATING THAT THEY DONOT CONTAIN UREA-FORMALDEHYDE RESIN.1.4 INFORMATIONAL SUBMITTALSA. LEED ACTION PLANS: PROVIDE PRELIMINARY SUBMITTALS WITHIN SEVEN DAYS OFDATE ESTABLISHED FOR COMMENCEMENT OF THE WORK INDICATING HOW THEFOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS WILL BE MET:1. CREDIT MR 2: WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN COMPLYING WITH SECTION 017419"CONSTRUCTION WASTE MANAGEMENT AND DISPOSAL."2. CREDIT IEQ 3.1: CONSTRUCTION INDOOR-AIR-QUALITY MANAGEMENT PLAN.B. LEED PROGRESS REPORTS: CONCURRENT WITH EACH APPLICATION FORPAYMENT, SUBMIT REPORTS COMPARING ACTUAL CONSTRUCTION ANDPURCHASING ACTIVITIESWITH LEED ACTION PLANS FOR THE FOLLOWING:1. CREDIT MR 2: WASTE REDUCTION PROGRESS REPORTS COMPLYING WITHSECTION 017419 "CONSTRUCTION WASTE MANAGEMENT AND DISPOSAL."END OF SECTION 018100SECTION 018100 - SUSTAINABLE DESIGN REQUIREMENTSGENERAL CONDITIONS1.1 SUMMARYA. COMMISSIONING TEAM:1. MEMBERS REPRESENTING CONTRACTOR, INCLUDING PROJECTSUPERINTENDENT AND SUBCONTRACTORS, INSTALLERS, SUPPLIERS, ANDSPECIALISTS.2. MEMBERS REPRESENTING OWNER, INCLUDING COMMISSIONING AGENT (CXA),FACILITY USER AND OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL, ANDARCHITECT AND ENGINEERING DESIGN PROFESSIONALS.B. CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITIES: CONTRACTOR SHALL ASSIGNREPRESENTATIVES WITH EXPERTISE AND AUTHORITY TO ACT ON ITS BEHALF ANDSHALL SCHEDULE THEM TO PARTICIPATE IN AND PERFORM COMMISSIONINGPROCESS ACTIVITIES INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE FOLLOWING:1. INTEGRATE AND COORDINATE COMMISSIONING PROCESS ACTIVITIES WITHCONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE.2. REVIEW AND ACCEPT COMMISSIONING CHECKLISTS AND PROCESS TESTOCEDURES PROVIDED BY THE COMMISSIONING AGENT (CXA).3. SUPPORT COMMISSIONING INSTALLATION REVIEW AND PROCESS TESTPROCEDURES.4. EVALUATE INSTALLATION AND PERFORMANCE DEFICIENCIES IDENTIFIED INREPORTS AND, IN COLLABORATION WITH ENTITY RESPONSIBLE FOR SYSTEMAND EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION, RECOMMEND CORRECTIVE ACTION.5. COOPERATE WITH THE COMMISSIONING TEAM FOR RESOLUTION OF ISSUESRECORDED IN THE ISSUES LOG.C. COMMISSIONING AGENT’S (CXA'S) RESPONSIBILITIES:1. ORGANIZE AND LEAD COMMISSIONING TEAM.2. PROVIDE AND MANAGE COMMISSIONING PLAN.3. PROVIDE PROJECT-SPECIFIC CHECKLISTS AND TEST PROCEDURES.4. WITNESS, PREPARE AND MAINTAIN COMPLETED INSTALLATION VERIFICATIONCHECKLISTS.5. WITNESS SYSTEMS, ASSEMBLIES, EQUIPMENT, AND COMPONENT STARTUP.6. WITNESS, PREPARE, AND MAINTAIN COMPLETED FUNCTIONAL TESTINGCHECKLISTS.7. PREPARE AND MAINTAIN THE ISSUES LOG.8. COMPILE COMMISSIONING DOCUMENTS, RESULTS, AND DEFICIENCIES; INCLUDETHEM IN THE SYSTEMS MANUAL AND COMMISSIONING SUMMARY REPORT.9. REVIEW COMMISSIONING REPORT WITH COMMISSIONING TEAM ANDIMPLEMENT PLAN TO RESOLVE DEFICIENCIES.END OF SECTION 019113SECTION 019113 - GENERAL COMMISSIONING REQUIREMENTSEXISTING CONDITIONS1.1 SUMMARYA. DEMOLITION AND REMOVAL OF PORTIONS OF A BUILDING OR STRUCTURE ANDSELECTED SITE ELEMENTS.B. HISTORIC ITEMS REMOVED AND SALVAGED FOR OWNER.1.2 SUBMITTALSA. SCHEDULE OF SELECTIVE DEMOLITION ACTIVITIES: INDICATE THE FOLLOWING:1. DETAILED SEQUENCE OF SELECTIVE DEMOLITION AND REMOVAL WORK, WITHSTARTING AND ENDING DATES FOR EACH ACTIVITY. ENSURE OWNER'SBUILDING MANAGER'S AND OTHER TENANTS' ON-SITE OPERATIONS AREUNINTERRUPTED.2. INTERRUPTION OF UTILITY SERVICES. INDICATE HOW LONG UTILITY SERVICESWILL BE INTERRUPTED.3. COORDINATION FOR SHUTOFF, CAPPING, AND CONTINUATION OF UTILITYSERVICES.4. USE OF ELEVATOR AND STAIRS.5. COORDINATION OF OWNER'S CONTINUING OCCUPANCY OF PORTIONS OFEXISTING BUILDING AND OF OWNER'S PARTIAL OCCUPANCY OF COMPLETEDWORK.1.3 PROJECT CONDITIONSA. OWNER WILL[NOT]OCCUPY PORTIONS OF BUILDING IMMEDIATELY ADJACENT TOSELECTIVE DEMOLITION AREA.B. HAZARDOUS MATERIALS: UNKNOWN WHETHER HAZARDOUS MATERIALS WILL BEENCOUNTERED. IF ENCOUNTERED, OWNER WILL REMOVE HAZARDOUS MATERIALSUNDER A SEPARATE CONTRACT.1.4 EXECUTIONA. UTILITY SERVICES AND MECHANICAL/ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS:1. MAINTAIN SERVICES/SYSTEMS INDICATED TO REMAIN AND PROTECT FROMDAMAGE.2. IF SERVICES/SYSTEMS ARE REQUIRED TO BE REMOVED, RELOCATED, ORABANDONED, PROVIDE TEMPORARY SERVICES/SYSTEMS THAT BYPASSAREA OF SELECTIVE DEMOLITION AND THAT MAINTAIN CONTINUITY OFSERVICES/SYSTEMS TO OTHER PARTS OF BUILDING.3. SHUT OFF: BY[OWNER] [BUILDING MANAGER] [CONTRACTOR].B. SITE ACCESS AND TEMPORARY CONTROLS: MINIMUM INTERFERENCE WITH ROADS,STREETS, WALKS, WALKWAYS, AND OTHER ADJACENT OCCUPIED AND USEDFACILITIES.C. TEMPORARY FACILITIES: PROVIDE TEMPORARY BARRICADES AND OTHERPROTECTION REQUIRED TO PREVENT INJURY TO PEOPLE AND DAMAGE TOADJACENT BUILDINGS AND FACILITIES TO REMAIN.D. TEMPORARY SHORING: PROVIDE AND MAINTAIN SHORING, BRACING, ANDSTRUCTURAL SUPPORTS AS REQUIRED TO PRESERVE STABILITY AND PREVENTMOVEMENT, SETTLEMENT, OR COLLAPSE OF CONSTRUCTION AND FINISHES TOREMAIN, AND TO PREVENT UNEXPECTED OR UNCONTROLLED MOVEMENT ORCOLLAPSE OF CONSTRUCTION BEING DEMOLISHED.E.REMOVED AND SALVAGED ITEMS: CLEANED, CRATED, STORED, AND TRANSPORTEDTO OWNER'S[ON] [OFF]-SITE STORAGE AREA.F. REMOVED AND REINSTALLED ITEMS: CLEANED, REPAIRED, CRATED, STORED, ANDREINSTALLED.G. EXISTING ITEMS TO REMAIN: EXISTING CONSTRUCTION PROTECTED AGAINSTDAMAGE.H. DISPOSAL OF DEMOLISHED ITEMS:1. BURNING: NOT PERMITTED.2. DISPOSAL: COMPLY WITH REQUIREMENTS SECTION 017419“CONSTRUCTION WASTE MANAGEMENT AND DISPOSAL”.END OF SECTION 024119SECTION 024119 - SELECTIVE DEMOLITION2401 UTAH AVENUE SOUTHSEATTLE, WASHINGTON 98134(206) 318-1575SHEET NUMBER:SHEET TITLE:SCALE: AS SHOWNSTORE #:PROFILE TYPE:PROJECT #:ISSUE DATE:PROGRAM MANAGER:STORE DESIGNER:CHECKED BY:PROJECT NAME:PROJECT ADDRESS:STARBUCKS COFFEECOMPANYRLEED AP:© 2017 STARBUCKS COFFEE COMPANY®111 Pacifica, Suite 280, Irvine, CA 92618P: 949.553.1117 F: 949.474.7056San FranciscoClevelandDenverIrvineARCHITECT OF RECORDARCHITECT STAMP2017MCG PROJ. MANAGER:MCG PROJ. SPECIALIST:MCG PROJECT #:THESE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS ARECONFIDENTIAL AND SHALL REMAIN THE SOLEPROPERTY OF STARBUCKS CORPORATION,WHICH IS THE OWNER OF THE COPYRIGHT INTHIS WORK. THEY SHALL NOT BEREPRODUCED (IN WHOLE OR IN PART), SHAREDWITH THIRD PARTIES OR USED IN ANY MANNERON OTHER PROJECTS OR EXTENSIONS TO THISPROJECT WITHOUT THE PRIOR WRITTENCONSENT OF STARBUCKS CORPORATION.THESE DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS AREINTENDED TO EXPRESS DESIGN INTENT FOR APROTOTYPICAL STARBUCKS STORE (WHICH ISSUBJECT TO CHANGE AT ANYTIME) AND DONOT REFLECT ACTUAL SITE CONDITIONS.NEITHER PARTY SHALL HAVE ANY OBLIGATIONNOR LIABILITY TO THE OTHER (EXCEPT STATEDABOVE) UNTIL A WRITTEN AGREEMENT ISFULLY EXECUTED BY BOTH PARTIES.mcg architecture8/30/2017 5:43:09 PMJ:\2016 Projects\0-Starbucks\16514_SBX-6970_El Dorado & Fremont_Stockton_CA (NS-RELO)\02-Arch\3-CD\1-Revit Files\16514_SBX-6970_El Dorado & Fremont_Stockton.rvtG-000821295-04208/18/17ELDORADO &FREMONT510NELDORADOSTREETSTOCKTON, CA 95202SANJOAQUIN COUNTYCORE6970CH. LINM. DARMOKOOUTLINESPECIFICATIONSRevision ScheduleRev Date By Description
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