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Permit Number:
C20-1043
Permit Type:
Commercial Building Permit - None BldgNew
Address:
W 310 36TH AVE Anchorage
Location:
ALOFT HOTEL, 146 ROOMS
Work Description:
NEW CONSTRUCTION HOTEL (63,194 SQFT R-1 OCC. VA CONST.) (21,774 SQFT A-2 OCC. VA CONST). TOTAL SQUARE FOOTAGE 84,968, 146 ROOMS - MJD
Status:
Issued
Project Name:
ALOFT HOTEL
Review Type:
Fire
Result:
Correction
Result Date:
5/5/2020 5:13:02 PM
Comments:
Code Section
Review Comment
Status
1
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2/20/2020 approved for F&F only. Hydrant location in west parking lot is going to be relocated by note markers 7 and 1 on sheet C2.00 with double steamer connections point east west, per conversation with Luke Bloomfield with Davis Constructors.
5/5/20 - Approved for Core/Shell at this time. Resolution of outstanding Comments 3, 18, and 20 required for full approval // PANILO
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Resolved
OCCUPANCY CATEGORY
Refer to Sheet G0.0. The assembly occupancy category noted (Group A-5) does not match the proposed use (Group A-2, Group A-3). Please revise accordingly.
Reference: IFC Section 102.4, 105.4.2; IBC Section 303.1
5/5/20 - Resolved. Updated code study notes Group A-2 occupancy. Later in the code study refers to Group A-5 still, but it associated with plumbing fixtures // PANILO
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ALLOWABLE AREA
Refer to Sheet G0.01. The allowable area calculation appears incorrect. It does not appear either separated use between Group A/Group R or non-separated use for Group A was used. Please provide revised allowable area and show calculation for area increases.
Reference: IFC Section 102.4, 105.4.2; IBC Section 506.1
5/5/20 - Not resolved. The allowable area shown in the "Construction Requirements" section still does not correspond to any available approach using IBC Section 506. While this does not affect the building in terms of actual vs. allowable areas, this information should be corrected for future reference // PANILO
4
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Resolved
BUILDING ELEMENT RATINGS
Refer to Sheet G0.01. The code study notes building element ratings per IBC Table 601, but shows some of the provided ratings as "0 hr" even though "1 hr" is required. Please revise as the reduction in rating cannot be applied for Type V-A construction due to the automatic sprinkler system being used for area increase.
Reference: IFC Section 102.4, 105.4.2; IBC Section 602, Table 601 Footnote d
5/5/20 - Resolved. Updated fire-resistance ratings provided // PANILO
5
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Resolved
OCCUPANT LOAD AT POOL
Refer to Sheet A1.01. The occupant loads shown at the pool appears to have reversed occupant load factors between the pool and the pool deck; the deck should have an OLF of 1/15 vs. the 1/50 shown. Please revise.
Reference: IFC Section 1004.1
5/5/20 - Resolved. Updated occupant loads provided // PANILO
6
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Resolved
ADVISORY COMMENT - EGRESS TRAVEL PATHS
Refer to Sheets A1.01, A1.02. The egress travel paths shown are direct travel paths, and do not appear to account for obstructions that exist, or are likely, within the rooms (e.g. exiting from Rooms 118 and 120 which show exiting through a fixed partition, exiting from Room 146 which shows exiting through/over exercise equipment, etc.). It does not appear that the exit travel distances will be exceeded as a result, but the plans should be revised to show "natural and unobstructed" paths of egress.
Reference: IFC Section 105.4.2, 1016.3
7
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Resolved
FIRE EXTINGUISHER COVERAGE - SPLASH
Refer to Sheet A2.01. It appears that the area around Room 137 is beyond the 75 ft. travel distance from the nearest fire extinguisher. Please clarify coverage.
Reference: IFC Section 906.3
5/5/20 - Resolved. Additional FE added to minimize travel distance // PANILO
8
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Resolved
FIRE EXTINGUISHER COVERAGE - GUEST ROOMS
Refer to Sheets A2.02 thru A2.04. It appears that several of the guest room areas are beyond the 75 ft. travel distance to the nearest fire extinguisher. The following rooms on Floor 2 outline which rooms appear to be outside of the coverage area, with the other floors matching: Rooms 202 thru 204, 215, 217, 218, 220, 229, 231 thru 234, 236, 238. Please provide revised fire extinguisher placement or add additional FEs to meet travel distance requirements.
Reference: IFC Section 906.3
5/5/20 - Resolved. Additional FEs added to minimize travel distances // PANILO
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Resolved
DOOR LABELS - 1ST FLOOR 100B
Refer to Sheet A2.01, The door at the east end of Corridor 100A and the exit door at Stair 1 are both labeled 100B. Please revise as these doors will have separate requirements.
Reference: IFC Section 105.4.2
5/5/20 - Resolved. Door at the end of the corridor relabeled to 126 // PANILO
10
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Resolved
DOOR RATINGS - 1ST FLOOR
Refer to Sheets A2.01, A2.30. The following doors do not have a rating listed in the door schedule. At a minimum, these doors require a 20-minute rating as they are adjacent to corridors or lobby areas constructed as a corridor: 100B (at east end of Corridor 100A; see previous comment), 123, 139, 142B, 142C.
Reference: IFC Section 1018.1; IBC Section 708.6, 716.5
5/5/20 - Resolved. Updated door ratings noted in the schedule // PANILO
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Resolved
DOOR RATINGS - STAIR 1 AND 2
Refer to Sheets A2.01 thru A2.04, A2.30. The exit stair doors S01A and S02A are listed in the door schedule as 45 minute doors. As the exit stairs are required to be 2-hour rated fire barriers, the opening protectives are required to have 1-1/2-hour rating. Please revise the door schedule accordingly.
Reference: IFC Section 1022.4; IBC Section 716.5
5/5/20 - Resolved. Updated door ratings noted in the schedule // PANILO
12
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Resolved
DOOR RATINGS - 2ND FLOOR AND ABOVE
Refer to Sheets A2.02 thru A2.04. The following doors adjacent to the corridor do not have a rating shown in the door schedule, and require a minimum of 20-minute rating: 237, 435, 437, 439. Please revise accordingly.
Reference: IFC Section 1018.1; IBC Section 708.6, 716.5
5/5/20 - Resolved. Updated door ratings noted in the schedule // PANILO
13
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Resolved
LINEN CHUTE SHAFT AND TERMINATION ROOM
Refer to Sheets A1.01, A1.02, A2.01 thru A2.04, A2.30. The linen chute appears to connect 4 floors. Please address the following:
a. The plans show the chute as a 1-hour shaft. Please revise as this is required to be 2-hour.
b. The plans show the termination room as a 1-hour enclosure. The termination room is required to have the same rating as the shaft. Please revise.
c. Door 165 accessing the termination room is required to be a minimum of 1-1/2-hour rating. Please revise.
d. No information is provided on the linen chute hatches. Please provide.
Reference: IFC Section 102.4, 105.4.2; IBC Section 713.13
5/5/20 - Resolved. Clarification and additional wall type callouts have been provided for the shaft and opening protectives // PANILO
14
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Resolved
ADDRESSING
Refer to Sheet A2.10. The addressing shown on the north elevation will not suffice as being visible from the approaching roadway, as the size is not commensurate with the distance from the approach, and the location is likely to be obscured from the roadway by the proposed landscaping. Please clarify building addressing.
Reference: IFC Section 505.1
5/5/20 - Resolved. Updated elevation shows revised addressing // PANILO
15
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Resolved
FIRE DEPARTMENT KEY BOX
Please note on the elevation the location of the fire department key box near the main entrance. The location is preferred to the right of the main entrance, and installed no higher than 60 in. above to the walking surface to the top of the box. Other heights and locations may be considered.
Reference: IFC Section 506.1
5/5/20 - Resolved. Updated elevation shows key box adjacent to main entrance on right wing wall // PANILO
16
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Resolved
DOOR HARDWARE
Refer to Sheet A2.30. Please provide door hardware information.
Reference: IFC Section 1008.1.9
5/5/20 - Resolved. Door hardware specifications provided // PANILO
17
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Resolved
ADVISORY COMMENT - EXIT SIGNAGE
The architectural plans do not provide any information about the required exit signage to meet the egress requirements of IBC Chapter 10. This information is shown on the electrical drawings, but the drawings are not co-stamped by the architect of record responsible for designing the means of egress. Coordinated plans between the architectural egress or reflected ceiling plans is recommended.
Reference: IFC Section 105.4.2, 1011.1
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TWO EXITS REQUIRED AT SPLASH
Refer to Sheets A1.01, E2.2. The pool area, even with the incorrect occupant load, requires two means of egress with exit signage. Please clarify the second exit/exit access from this space.
Reference: IFC Section 1011.1, 1015.1
5/5/20 - Not resolved. The electrical plans still only show exit signage through Door 139. Please clarify second exit.
19
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Resolved
EXIT SIGNAGE - 2ND FLOOR AND ABOVE
Refer to Sheets E2.3 thru E2.8. The exit signs at the main east-west corridor near Grids 5 and 8 are shown as single-faced signs. The viewing distance from west end of the corridor towards the exit sign at the east end (and vice versa) exceeds 100 ft. Please clarify additional signage, or note the signs as double-faced. This will also include adjusting the floor level signage.
Reference: IFC Section 1011.1
5/5/20 - Resolved. Revised electrical plans show double-faced exit signs // PANILO
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TWO-WAY COMMUNICATION AT ELEVATOR
Please clarify the location of the required two-way communication systems at each elevator landing, and clarify where these signals will be received.
Reference: IFC Section 1007.8
5/5/20 - Not resolved. No information provided this submittal. Response appears to be to Architectural review statement regarding core/shell review only. Please provide as requested above.
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