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GENERAL STRUCTURAL NOTES; <br />BUILDING CODES AND SPECIFICATIONS <br />1. Florida Building Code, 2007 Edition with 2009 Supplement <br />2. Building Code Requirements for Reinforced Concrete ACI 318-02 <br />3. Building Code Requirements for Masonry Structures ACI 530-02/ <br />ASCE 5-02/TMS 402-02 <br />4. Specification for Structural Steel Buildings, AISC 9th Edition. <br />5. Structural Welding Code D1.1 (American Welding Society) <br />DESIGN LOADS <br />1, Live Loadsi <br />Roof ...... ............. 20 PSF <br />2. Wind Loadi <br />Design Wind Speed, 110 MPH <br />FBC 2007, SECTION 1609 <br />3. Dead Loaclsl <br />Roof System <br />RoofIng ............................................................. �6 PSF <br />Deck............................................................... ...... 2 <br />Structure.................... .................................. 5 <br />Mecho.nico.[/Etectrico,[/Plumbing .... 9 <br />Ceiling & Misc ................ ............................... 3 <br />4. Other Loads: <br />Contractor shall submit cut sheets for all equipment including but not <br />limited to hvac package units, air handlers, generators and chillers. <br />Information shall include weight and any special support requirements. <br />See architectural and mechanical drawings for details relating to roof <br />mounted equipment curbs. <br />DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS <br />1, Do not scale these drawings for dimensions not given. <br />2. Advise Architect of dimensional discrepancies between architectural <br />and structural drawings prior to commencing construction of affected elements. <br />3. Verify all existing field conditions and dimensions prior to commencing <br />construction. <br />4. These drawings are intended to be used in conjunction with those of other <br />trades including but not limited to architectural, mechanical, civil, etc. <br />Refer to drawings of other tracles for details relating to the structural <br />components. <br />5. The Contractor shall carefully study and compare the Contract Doc'uments <br />and shatt at once report to the Architect any error, inconsistency or omission <br />he may discover. Bring any conflicts to the attention of the Architect for <br />resolution prior to commencing work on items affected, <br />6. The intent- of tfie Contract Documents is to include all items necessary <br />for the proper execution and completion of the work, The Contract Documents <br />are complementary, and what is required by any one shall be as binding as if <br />required unless it is consistent therewith and is reasonably inferable therefrom <br />as being necessary to produce the intended results. <br />7. In the case of conflicting information, the Contractor shalt assume the <br />more costly alternate, unless directed otherwise in writing, <br />8, 1 the case of ambiguous or missing information, the Contractor shatt <br />assume Q member size, quantity or quality consistent with similar areas in <br />the project, unless directed otherwise in writing. <br />9. The Contractor shalt not be compensated for the addition of structural <br />components when the omission, mIsLabeling or other deficiency should <br />have been noted during the Bidding phase, and brought to the Architects <br />attention. <br />10, The Contractor shall perform no portion of the work at any time <br />without Contract Documents or, where required, approved shop drawings, <br />product data or samples for such portion of the work, <br />SHOP DRAWINGS <br />1. No structural drawings shall be reproduced for use as shop drawings. <br />2. ALL dimensional coordination shatt be clone by the Contractor and/or his <br />cletaiter <br />3. Detailer shall check at( architectural and mechanical drawings for at( <br />attachments, ctips, openings, or cluct work affecting structural members, <br />All items shall be shown on shop drawings, <br />4, Shop drawings shall be submitted to allow sufficient time for processing, <br />Six (6) sets of shop drawings shall be submitted for review, <br />5. Provide sufficient space on shop drawings near title box for stamps and <br />comments. <br />6. The shop drawings shalt bear initials of cletailer's checker and contractor prior <br />to submission. <br />7. Completed erection plans shatt be submitted prior to or in conjunction with <br />cletall drawings, But in no case shall cletall drawings be submitted <br />prior to erection plans. <br />8, Contractor shall have shop drawings which have been satisfactorily reviewed <br />by the Architect and/or Engineer and confirmed b the Contractor <br />before proceeding with any work, <br />CONSTRUCTION SAFETY <br />1. These drawings do not include provisions to satisfy safety <br />requirements. Contractor is solely responsible for ensuring safety during <br />construction, and for conformance to all applicable OSHA Standards. <br />Job site visits by Engineer shall not constitute approval, awareness or <br />liability for any hazarclous conditions. <br />2. Do not overload one segment or span of a beam continuous over several <br />supports, Beams should be Loaded as gradually and evenly as possilote until <br />the f ull load is in place. <br />3. Erection sequence shall be determined by the Contractor, and shall not <br />cause over stress or excessive clef ormation of structural members, <br />N <br />00 <br />CD <br />0 <br />CNJ <br />N <br />CY) <br />C) <br />W <br />9 <br />00 <br />C) <br />C14 <br />I­ <br />9 <br />00 <br />VALUE ENGINEERING <br />I <br />1. Any changes to 11-he structure shalt have been reviewed and approved In <br />writing by the Ar�chltect prior to commencing work on items affected, <br />FIELD MODIFICATION'.^_3 <br />the sl-ru.cture shall have been reviewed and approved in <br />I Any changes to i. <br />writing by the Architect prior to commencing work on items affected. <br />2- Any changes macle without prior approval are subject to review by the <br />Architect, Contractot, shall provide sketches, photographs and written <br />description of eiach clevic.tion from the plans for the Architect's review. <br />FOUNDATIONS <br />i <br />1, Maximum net soK bearing pressure used for design ........ 2000 PSF <br />2, Notify Architect if footing excavation reveals unsuitable or unstable <br />solts, or materials or conditions not previously anticipated. <br />3. Consider the possibl,e in.pact of groundwater on constr uc I. -Ion techniques, <br />I <br />using seasonal varlations, any other site indicators and your <br />own judgment. <br />PORTLAND CEMENT CONCRETE <br />1. Concrete Quality and Placementl <br />Foundations and watts, 3000 psi, 3' to 5' slump <br />Fitted cells in block, 2500 psi, 8' to 11' stump, 3/8' pea gravel <br />Beams, 3000 psi, 3' to 5" slump <br />Slabs on Grade, 3.000 psi, 3' to 5' slump <br />cL, Fly ash shal't not exceed 20 per cent by weight of total <br />cement content,'f used, <br />b. Slump limits shall be strictly adhered to. Use superptasticizer <br />to increase workability, at contractors option. <br />Maximum mix,no time "from batching to placement) <br />Air temp tesi� than 85*F, 90 minutes <br />Air temp 85'F to 19�0*F, 75 minutes <br />Air temp over 90'F, 60 minutes <br />d. Mix design sha(L be submitted for approval, <br />e. Concrete cyllincle- testing & reports are to be furnished by subcontractor, <br />2. Minimum Cover; <br />a. Footings, 3 in. to bottom and unformed sides, 2: in. to formed sides <br />b, Other, 2 in, to malr reinforcing, 1 112 in. to ties and stirrups <br />Coordinate drawl. _,s of ctl trades for required embeds, openings and <br />accessories not shown herein. <br />4. Alt reinforcement shati, b---? securely held in place by standard accessories <br />during concrete ptIA-cerent. <br />1� Bars shatl be groade 60 conforming to ASTM A615. <br />0i Welded Wire Fabric sha' conform to ASTM A185. <br />'Manuat of Standard <br />Detail and fabricate re'nforcement in accorclance with <br />Practice for Detaitinc Reinforced Concrete Structures", ACI 315, <br />8, Provide minimum Lap splice of 30 bar diameters, lout not less than 24 <br />inches, for alt reinfo-ring bars, unless noted otherwise. Stagger spLIces in <br />adjacent bars at (east 24 inches, except in beams and col"umns. <br />9. In wall footings, gracle beams and bond beams, provide bent bars at, <br />corners and lntersect�'&is of the same number and size as the straight bars, <br />10� Exposed edges of beans and columns shall be chamfered 3/4 in, u.n.o, <br />11, See architectural drawings for Locations of anchor slots in columns, <br />beams and concrete stabs, <br />CONCRETE SLAB ON GRADE <br />1 Intended usage is For pedestrian traffic only, <br />2. Compressive Strength at 28 clays ..... 3000 psi <br />3, Minimum thickness_.-.4 in, <br />4. Maximum stump at point ot" delivery ... .,4 in, <br />5. Maximum aggregate size.....1 in, <br />6, Entrained air conten-il-,-.4.57. <br />Fill saw cuts with etastomeric sealant after cleaning with compressed air, <br />8, Welded Wire Fabric shaltt be WWF 6x6-W1.4xW1.4 in flat sheets, unless <br />otherwise noted, conforming to ASTM A185. <br />9, Place Welded Wire Fabr�3c centered in depth of sLab-on-gracle unless noted <br />otherwise. Lap aU mesh joints two full meshes, <br />10, Interrupt typica( stab re.nforcement at all construction and expansion <br />joints, See spedfi�- detaits for any dowels required for shear transfer. <br />1L Cut every other wire along the line of saw cut control joints prior to <br />placing concrete, Ma`-c- saw cuts within 12 hours of concrete placement, or <br />as soon as cuts can �-Je made without raveling. <br />12� Provide 1/2 In, prerorriEd expansion joint material where stab abuts <br />vetrtical surFaces suc-k. as watts and columns. <br />113, See architectura' ' drawif�,,..s for exact locations of depressed areas in <br />slabs which are not- 4�own or dimensioned on structural drawings. <br />4 � Provide 6 mit vapor bain-iZ?r under all stab-on-gracle in enclosed space. <br />E�, compound 4�-o stab within two hours of completion of finishing <br />5 Apply curing k- <br />operations, Use 111quid membrane forming compound complying with ASTM C309 <br />Type 1 Class A., Follow manufacturers instructions. <br />t); Confirm that curing cor-pound wilt not interfere with bonding of any <br />applied fLoor surface, �f so, use wet burlap and trickle hoses. <br />17, Ilt is recommended that the stabs be cast in long strips., and saw cut <br />transverseLy, in order -co minimize shrinkage cracking. <br />CONCRETE MASONRY UNITS <br />1, Blocks shatt be hottow load bearing masonry units Grade N, Type II, conforming <br />to ASTM C90-96A. The minimum net area compressive strength of masonry <br />shall be f'm = 1500 psi, <br />2. Assembly above grade work mortar shall be: Type S (1800 PSI at 28 clays), <br />Below gracle work mortar shall be Type M (2500 PSI at 28 days). <br />3. Prefabricated horizontal joint reinforcement shall be truss type w/ 9 gage side <br />raits fabricated from high strength cold drawn wire conforming to ASTM A82 <br />and shall be galvanized after fabrication. Place joint reinforcement in <br />alternate courses in all watts, Place three rows @ 8 inches o.c. immediately <br />above all wall openings, and at the top of at[ walls. Lap side rails at least <br />6 inches at splices. <br />4, Provide all special lintel, knock out, jamb block and other required to <br />complete the watts as shown, Use masonry saws to cut block as required. <br />5, Brace Foundation walls before back filling against them to prevent <br />over stressing, buckling or rotation of the watts, Brace all walls against <br />wind, construction toads or other temporary forces until such protection is <br />no longer required for the safe support of the wall, Brace design shall be <br />the responsibility of the General Contractor. <br />6. Provide 8 inches x 8 inches pre cast concrete (Intel rated for a uniform <br />toad of at Least 750 lb.. per foot over all openings 10'-0' or less in width, <br />where steel or other Lintels are not specified. <br />7. Provide clean outs/inspection ports for filling celts in grout pour height <br />exceeding 5 feet. <br />8. In addition to requirements elsewhere in the drawings for fitting cells, <br />Fill cetts with concrete and one #5 bar at a maximum spacing of 4'-0', u.n.o. <br />FILL first cell each side of any opening, and fill first cell at end of wall <br />& of all corners. <br />9. Extend and hook vertical bars into footing, and extend into and hook <br />bars into top of wall bond beam or tie beam, <br />10, All vertical bars shalt be securely tied to the lower bar at any splices, <br />especially (it the footing dowels. Bars shall be secured in their proper <br />positions within the cells by wire ties, rebar positioners or by other <br />approved methods, <br />11. Provide control joints in accordance with details on clwgs. <br />12. Control joint spacing along a straight wall shall not exceed 30 ft. <br />nor 3 times the wall height. See Control Joint Detall in these drawings, <br />COLD - FORMED METAL FRAMING <br />i. ALL work shall be in accordance with AISL Specification for <br />design of Cold Formed Steel Structural Members, 1986 Edition, <br />2. With each type of metal framing required, provide manu- <br />facturer's standard steel runners, bridging, lintels, ctip angles, <br />fasteners and accessories as needed to complete metal <br />f raming system, <br />3. Alt f raming components shatt be plumbed, aligned and leveled, <br />4� All structural members shall be ga[vanized meeting ASTM A525, <br />G60 requirements. ALL welds shall be touched up with a zinc <br />rich paint, <br />5. ALL structural members shall be formed from corrosion resistant <br />steel, corresponding to the requirements of ASTM A446, with a <br />minimum yield strength of 50,000 psi f or studs and Grade A, <br />33,000 psi f or runners, <br />6. ALL studs shaLt be 'C' shaped 16GA, with f tange return Lip, <br />7. ALI stud watts shalt be laterally braced with cold formed channels <br />spaced at 4'-0-' on center, maximum. Lateral bracing attach- <br />ments shalt be with self drilling screws or welding. <br />8. Temporary bracing, where required, shcAL be provided until erection <br />is complete. <br />9, Submit shop drawings & calculations signed & sealed by a <br />professional engineer registered in the State of Florida. Drawings <br />shatt identify & tocate at[ components & shalt specify member <br />sizes, bracing & all other necessary fabrication & erection <br />inf ormation, <br />PRE-ENGINEERED WOOD TRUSSES <br />1. Wood construction shall con -Form to the 'FLorlcla Building Code' (2004 <br />Edition), 'NFPA National Design Specification f or Wood Construction' <br />(latest edition), and 'AITC Timber Construction Manua(' (Latest edition), <br />2, Pre-engineered wood trusses shall be designed in accorclance with the <br />Latest edition of the 'National Design Specif ication f or Wood Construction' <br />as published by the National Forest Products Association, and the Latest <br />edition of 'Design Specif ication f or Metal Plate Connected Wood Trusses,' <br />and the requirements of the 'Florida Building Code' (2004). <br />3. Contractor shall, submit engineered truss design shop drawings signed and <br />sealed by a. 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