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41. The scope includes sizing new wire to be pulled from the existing tenant disconnect to the new tenant panel via the existing empty conduit. 42. The scope includes providing a new tenant panel in the location shown on the attached exhibit. The new panel shall be 200 amp, 120 / 208 volt, 3 phase, and 42 pole. The existing tenant disconnect is 200 amp. 43. The scope includes several new power receptacles. These include 1 GFI receptacle in each restroom, 1 dedicated receptacle for the drinking fountain, 2 ceiling mounted receptacles above the storefront windows, and convenience receptacles along both side walls at 20' -0" on center max. All new receptacles shall be wired to the new tenant panel. 44. The scope does not include any changes to the existing sign junction boxes on the front of the building over the storefront. The scope does include wiring these two junction boxes to the new tenant panel. 45. The scope includes wiring the existing RTU, the new restroom exhaust fan, and all other components of the HVAC system to the new tenant panel. 46. The scope does not include any changes to the decorative sconce light fixtures on the front of the building. These fixtures will remain wired to the house panel. 47. The scope does not include any changes to the existing wall mounted light fixture on the rear of the building. The scope does include wiring this light fixture to the new tenant panel via a switch. 48. The scope includes providing new exit and emergency light fixtures as required by code. The scope includes wiring these fixtures to the new tenant panel. 49. The scope includes providing new ceiling mounted 2' x 4' fluorescent light fixtures at approximately 1 per 100 sf. These lights shall be wired to the new tenant panel. 50. The scope does not include any changes to the existing telephone system. The existing conduit stubbed into the rear of the space shall remain as is. Fire Alarm 51. The existing building has a fire alarm system. The landlord's tenant build out contractor will modify the system as needed to provide a code compliant fire alarm system in the space. The landlord's tenant build out contractor will also modify the rest of the existing fire alarm system as needed to ensure that it still meets the requirements of the local jurisdiction after the build out for the space is complete. The design of the alarm system will be handled by the contractor through their shop drawings. The contractor shall be responsible for determining the exact locations of all fire alarm' components and for coordinating with all other disciplines. The contractor shall be responsible for providing signed and sealed shop drawings as required for permitting. 52. Cuhaci & Peterson's scope as it relates to the fire alarm system shall be limited to schematic design and schematic review of the contractor's shop drawings. C &P will provide construction drawings showing schematic locations of fire alarm equipment. C &P's construction drawings will also include basic guidelines for design of the system by the contractor. C &P will review the shop drawings as a courtesy for coordination with other disciplines. C &P's scope will not include review of the shop drawings for code compliance or constructability.