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Home My WebLink AboutB10-0103NOTE: TH/S PERMIT MUST BE POSTED ON JOBS/TE AT ALL T/MES .• �w�o�vn� � Town of Vail, Community Development, 75 South Frontage Road, Vail, Colorado 81657 p. 970.479.2139, f. 970.479.2452, inpsections 970.479.2149 ADD/ALT MF BUILD PERMIT Job Address: 292 E MEADOW DR VAIL Location......: MOUNTAIN HAUS Parcel No....: 210108228007 OWNER MOUNTAIN HAUS CONDOMINIUM AS 05/12/2010 292 E MEADOW DR VAIL CO 81657 APPLICANT NEDBO CONSTRUCTION 05/12/2010 Phone: 970-845-1001 P.O. BOX 3419 VAIL CO 81658 License: 251-A CONTRACTOR NEDBO CONSTRUCTION 05/12/2010 Phone: 970-845-1001 P.O. BOX 3419 VAIL CO 81658 License: 251-A Description: COMMON ELEMENT: REMODEL TO CONSTRUCT NEW ROOM IN WOMEN'S LOCKER ROOM FOR STEAM GENERATOR RELOCATION Occupancy: MIXED Type Construction:l6 Permit #: Project #: Valuation: Total Sq Ft Added: Status . . : Applied . . : Issued . .. : Expires . ..: B10-0103 PRJ10-0061 ISSUED 05/12/2010 O6/02/2010 11/29/2010 $12,500.00 0 ...................>..,..,._.,,,...,..,..,..,.,.,...........,..._..............,. FEE SUMMARY ...............,,.,._.._...............,...,....,.._.._,...,..,.........,.,.,., Building Permit Fee------> $223.25 Will Cal Fee---------------------> $4.00 Total Calculated Fees-------------> $422.36 Plan Check--------------------> $145.11 Use Tax Fee---------------------> $50.00 Additional Fees-----------------------> $0.00 Add'I Plan Check Hours-> $0.00 Restuarant Plan Review-----> $0.00 TOTAL PERMIT FEES--------------> $422.36 Investigation-----------------> $0.00 Recreation Fee-----------------> $0.00 Payments-------------------------------> $422.36 Total Calculated Fees--------> $422.36 BALANCE DUE------------------------> a0.00 fi�tRMf tiYe44Ye444fi(41(tftfi4�rfMMMYekYrYr�kY`i#'M#1e#lrfffffxftttrrtL#YYrYr�Rf#fi`+4irif4�fRR4fwxw�RfLAiA'R�kA'A'Yi�kYr#f##f}f1elf�fia�ekfffYert#i(ii44rtf(�1(�l4tef4xf4frM'hi1'i1'f#�kk�4�tA�4�1(f4ff�RMtfrYrhhR#rtYl#�#Atttff4Lirffxif�Rih DECLARATIONS I hereby acknowledge that I have read this application, filled out in full the information required, completed an accurate plot plan, and state that all the information as required is correct. I agree to com y with the information and plot plan, to comply with all Town ordinances and state laws, and to build this structure according to the towns zoning and ¢�vision codes, design review approved, International Building and Residential Codes and other ordinances of the Town applicable thereto. /'' � REQUESTS FOR 8:00 AM - 4:00 BI BE MADE TWENTY-FOUR HOURS IN ADVANCE BY TELEPHONE AT 970.479.2149 OR AT OUR OFFICE FROM ature of ner or Contractor /L�/��GrL- Print Name bid_a It_construction_perm it_041908 � ate� Mww�/tt#tf�#1ff�iww*w+w�wfff#f4f�fktkwwwwww�t�A��f��#�f#*#wwwrt#/fA�##f�fAfAi###fk#xxkwMwwrt#k*kw%#**#}�1xiR�wwwwwwww��lR��fff4fA�ktN;wwwwYwewk#wf#�f#��Rff�#ftffflffex��fwwwwwYk�A4tfk APPROVALS Permit #: 610-0103 as of 06-02-2010 Status: ISSUED ..................................................................................................................................................................................... Item: 05100 BUILDING DEPARTMENT 06/02/2010 JRM Action: AP Item: 05600 FIRE DEPARTMENT 05/13/2010 mvaughan Action: AP consult fire protection professionals for relocation of any devices that may need adjustment as a result of this project. ..................................................................................................................................................................................... See the Conditions section of this Document for any that may apply. bld_alt_construction_perm it_041908 .........................................................................«.,............,............,,,,...,,,.,..,,...,,...........,......................,.,.,,,.,,..........,.... CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL Permit #: B10-0103 as of 06-02-2010 Status: ISSUED ..................�.....,.............,,.......,.,....,,.....,.,..,.,.,.........,..,..........,..,,....,..,,,,,.,.....,...,,...,,........,,..,.........................,,..,.,..,,,,, Cond: 12 (BLDG.): FIELD INSPECTIONS ARE REQUIRED TO CHECK FOR CODE COMPLIANCE. Cond: 14 (BLDG.): ALL PENETRATIONS IN WALLS, CEILINGS, AND FLOORS TO BE SEALED WITH AN APPROVED FIRE MATERIAL. Cond: 1 (FIRE): FIRE DEPARTMENT APPROVAL IS REQUIRED BEFORE ANY WORK CAN BE STARTED. bld_a It_construction_perm it_041908 *****�************************�********�****+++**************************++*****+*********** TOWN OF VAIL, COLORADO Statement *****************�***************�**************�**********+****+*****�********************* Statement Number: R100000603 Amount: $422.36 06/02/201003:13 PM Payment Method: Check Init: SAB Notation: 36791 NEDBO ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Permit No: B10-0103 Type: ADD/ALT MF BUILD PERMIT Parcel No: 2101-082-2800-7 Site Address: 292 E MEADOW DR VAIL Location: MOUNTAIN HAUS Total Fees: $422.36 This Payment: $422.36 Total ALL Pmts: $422.36 Balance: $0.00 *****�**********************************�***************************s*********************** ACCOUNT ITEM LIST: Account Code Description Current Pmts -------------------- ------------------------------ ------------ BP 00100003111100 BUILDING PERMIT FEES 223.25 PF 00100003112300 PLAN CHECK FEES 145.11 UT 11000003106000 USE TAX 4% 50.00 WC 00100003112800 WILL CALL INSPECTION FEE 4.00 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION Separate permits are required for electrical, plumbing, mechanical, fireplace, etc. Project Street Address: zqz � ��, �f. (Number) (Street) (Suite #) Building/Complex Name: ��v��'++n i�lwL'S �e�c�c's Contractor Information: Company: /v�l�x: ConS�+��'�i�n :�'�• CompanyAddress: � �� N�� City: �� State: �d Zip: ��bS� Contact Name: �1 ��G �frs� Contact Phone: y7�"' `�77�" GZb� E-Mail /'t�l�� n�d�x.c: Jy Town of VajVContractor Regislration No.: /�' ZS� Office Use: ' Project #: P1` v� O" Ov"' � DRB #: Building Permit #: � I � � v'O Detailed Scope and Location of Work: R,.-, jc� �' a i%t K: f��rn �� {�c. We,n.c✓►� 1ick�r (I�.c.� -� ;�l��cr�-� �'� ��4M t�r.►ers►'� �%r,.n. -}�, c�:�ivty �'K � �+�c rccm, (use additional sheet if necessary) Work Class: New ( ) Addition ( ) Remodel ( x ) Repair ( ) Other ( ) Confractor Signatur req��d}� � � Work Type P�operty Info on Interior (X ) Exterior () Both () Parcel #: � O�-Q4fZ� Z�-Oa7 (For parcel #, contact Eagle County Assessors Office at 970-328-8640 or Type of Building: visit www.eagleco ty. s/pa 'el Single-Family () Duplex () Multi-Family (x' ) �ir,/� o� TrRC� �n;,��s Lot #: � Bbck# /� Subdivision: LES�c Commercial O Other O Tenant Name: v�`�� r poes a Fire Alarm Exist? Yes (X ) No O Owner Name: i�'��'1 rl�'S �tn �Oi'��/►�J� �SS/��. Monitored Alarm? Yes (X ) No () Valuations (Labor & Materials) Building: $ � L�� Plumbing: $ �� Electrical: $ Z�'S� Mechanical (including Fireplace): $ Total: $ � Z.5l�Y'3 Does a Sprinkler System Exist? Yes (�( ) No ( #& Type of Existing Fireplaces: Gas Appliances () Gas Log () Wood/Pellet () Wood Buming () #& Type of Proposed Fireplaces: Gas Appliances ( Gas Log () Wood/Pellet () Wood Buming () Date Received: � i � � O �J � MAY 1 1 2010 C:\cdev\forms\permits\buildingUesidential_building_permit_010110 I TOW�I OF VAIL � r� Vail Fire Department Asbestos Testing & Abatement Requirements Asbestos testing and abatement protects workers, homeowners, neighbors and emergency services responders from ex- posure to harmful asbestos. The Town of Vail asbestos abatement program is in addition to the State of Colorado's regu- lations. It is your responsibility to be in compliance with the State. Please contact the State directly for their requirements at the contact info listed below. When is asbestos testina reauired? ANY building projects disturbing more than these threshold levels of building materials require asbestos testing: One- and Two-Family Dwellings: 30 square feet All Others: 160 square feet Asbestos testing results must be provided with your application for a building permit. Tests which identify POSITIVE results at more than 1% require abatement by a State-certified and Vail-registered abate- ment contractor. An asbestos abatement permit must be approved, and the clearance letter must be submitted to the Town of Vail before the building permit will be issued Project Checklist My project falls into the category checked below: � Will not disturb more than the threshold limits identified above. � Tested negative, or at 1% or below (2 copies of test results included) � Tested positive at more than 1%, requires abatement (2 copies of test results included) Tips & Facts: • Even recent construction projects may include asbestos-containing materials, so buildings of � age require testing. • The "1989 Ban" on asbestos-containing materials is commonly misunderstood. "In fact, in 1991 the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals vacated much of the so-called "Asbestos Ban and Phaseout" rule and remanded it to the EPA. Thus, much of the original 1989 EPA ban on the U.S. manufacturing, importation, processing, or distribution in commerce of many asbestos-containing product categories was set aside and did not take effect." - CDPHE Asbestos test results and abatement permit applications should be submitted to: Town of Vail, Community Development, 75 S Frontage Rd, Vail, CO3 81657. Town of Vail Contact: David Rhoades, Fire Inspector Vail Fire Department 75 S Frontage Rd drhoades@va ilgov.com 970-477-3454 www.vailQOV.com c: \cdev\forms\permiu\bui Iding\comm_bui Iding�ertnit_O l O l 10 State of Colorado Contact: Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Asbestos Compliance Assistance Group 303-692-3158 asbestos@state.co. us www. cdphe. state. co. u s May 10 10 03:45p Elizabeth 328-5302 p.l May 10, 2010 NEDBO CONSiRUCTION P.O. BOX 3419 UAIL, CO 81658 SCOPE OF ELECTRICAL FOR MOUNTAIN HAUS, VAIL CO Quiz (Bruce) Quesenberry 970-748-9780 �o. aoX z4z Edv�rards, Colorado 8 [ 632 TO: JUNCTION STEAM SNOVVER POWER AT D�ISTING DiSCONNECT LOCATIONS.3PHASE 9 KW, 280V,#6 THHN, 44.2 AMPS TD MOVE 2 WALL SCONCES TO NEW LOCATION.120 V. ADD (1) FUIORESCENT FIXiURE AND SWITCH 120V_ MOVE 2 RECEPTACLES. TO MOVE STEAM SHOWER 1lOLTAGE CONTROL WIRES. 24V. � MAR 17 '00 11�48F;M 9709Z6Z078 HOLES � fl � \ .. wo � ,� �a . .. v� , .< � � rt r N � � � � p � C � '� .� � � � � � � n , '' �� ti � �' �� '' � � . . +, ,� M � ""\ N � A '� • � w a � �� N � O , � r � A . �g � A . 1'� � R � ^ �� M n . �� w�� a o Aq � M q ��t � , .+ ii A •t M 0 � � . � � � � � �: � p � • � ■ Olj � s �t � s � ,• � a " x� � y t j . � � � � �"N . � "`�f7 S $ � � � ` i � � � v � � H N N � � � � s�. � �, i � C'! s � � � O � � .� � �r � � s � � . � � � P. 2 .�..=-- , ��%!x� � � - !� . . ' MAR 1T '00 11�48RM 9709262078 HOLES � � � r N � .� � � � � �° � � ~ � n � � , . � a � , � � � .�� ti � � ��`� �` :. . `j N , f.,,�� A � ~ ' "� y � � .+ a � F� 4 • �' � aw g �' . �� a � a . �` � # � � . :�� Q � � . '"5'a n e � y w�� N � � � �. ; � � �' � � � a �� ,� ` � o � /� M� a :'� a � l J ��m � � o�� ' °a ' q � � � �p � �, . r . �� _ .,� .� �' � � � � : �, �.+ , �' € Q . � P.2 ..�.�- . �� 0 � '�f 9/O1 � HEA��Y CO MMEI�CIAL STEA►MBAT H GENEKAT OA , r � � .� �� -- �� OWNEK'� 1t�fANUAL Models HC-9 Thru HC-18 ;,._ PIIB. N0.400-J TABLE OF� C0�11TEN�'S Title I. Plumbing Installation ................•--............................_.................................................Pagl A. Plumbing Pre-Installation ............................................................................................1 B. Plumbing Rough-In ..........................................................................................:.........1 C. Steam Generator Plumbing Installation ......................................................................2 II. Electrical Installation ......................................................................................................2 A. Electrica! Pre-Installation ............................................................................................2 B. Electrical Rough-In ....................................................................................................2 C. Steam Generator Electrical Installation ........................................................................2 III. CP-1 Control Package Installation and Operntion ..............................................................4 A. Pre-Construction Considerntions ................................................................................4 B. CP-1 Control Package Rough-In ................................................................................5 C. CP-1 Control Package Installation ..............................................................................5 D. Steam Solenoid Valve ........................................................................................:.......6 E. Operation ..................................................................................................................6 N Auto Blowdown and Automatic ON/OFF Time Clock ........................................................8 V. Steam Generator Operation ............................................................................................8 VI. Steam Generator Maintenance ........................................................................................8 A. Manual Blowdown ....................................................................................................8 B. Periodic Inspection ...........................................................................................:........8 LIS'I' OF ILLUSTI�ATIONS Figure Page 1. Dimensional Drawing for Heavy Commercial Steam generator (HC-9 thru HC-18) ............................................................................1 2. Typical Steam generator Installation ................................................................................3 3. ST 200C Temperature Sensor Installation ........................................................................4 4. ST 200C Temperature Control Installation ........................................................................5 5. System Control Module Installation ..................................................................................6 6. Installed CP-1 Control Package ........................................................................................7 7. Automatic Blowdown and Automatic ON/OFF Time Clocks ..............................................9 8. "HC" Wiring Diagrnm with Options ................................................................................11 IMPORTANT: Read all instructions before installing equipment. Steamaster Company Inc., 1998 e � PLUMBING INSTAL1AT10N The Heavy Commercial Steam Generator (HC-9 thru HC-18) comes factory assembled, carefully wired, and tested. All work must conform to local and national codes. All power must be OFF to the steam generator when installing or servicing the unit. WARNING — Elderly persons, pregnant women, or those suffering from heart disease, high biood pressure, diabetes, or not in good heatth must not use this device unless directed by a physician. Also, steambathing should be avoided while intoxicated. 1. PLUMBING INSTAUATION A. Plumbing Pre• Installation 1) Insure that the model steam generator unit you have purchased is sized ade- quately [or your steamroom. IMPORTANT: Refer to the specification label affixed to the cabinet of : the steam- bath generatoz (See Figure 1.) 2� Allow sufficient room {30" minimum ) for access to the unit in the event service is rcquired. Do not keep ftammable materials such as gasoline. thinnen. paints. etc. in the same ana as the steam generator. 3) The steam gcnerator must be located as close as possible to the steamroom. !t the steam generator is morc than ten feet from the steamhead. tnsulate the steam pipe. The serlal number plate should be visible. IS Iba/P51 SAFETY VALV� 3/4 N.P.T. 9�" IWATER— CALUMN STEAM OUTLET �rj' N.P.T. •• � � 20" [._� i�� I �� SIGMT � � S EMBIY � i �� i . � 1!" Refer to Figure 2 for installadon drawing. � Do not install outdoors o� an area where ; parts may freeae or corode. Also, do not ' install near combustlble materials, i.e.. paints, thinners, chlorine. etc. 4) The steamroom must be completely sealed on 3ll sides, top, and bottom, Floor. walls. and ceil►ng should be completely covered u+ith waterproof material. In the event that the walls or ceiling are exposed plaster. sheetrock. or plaster board. a waterproof paint must be applied to seal the surfaces. B. Plumbing Rough•in The Heavy Commercial "HC" Steam Generator reg!cires the following connec• Nons: 1/2" NPT piping for• urater inle� 1/2" NPT brass or 3/4" (l.D.1 coppe: tubing tor steam outie� and 3/4" NPT safety valve should be piped to an indirect waste line. A 3/4" minimum indirect waste line must be installed for the drain. This should be com• pleted beEore watls are installed. Before conneciing the water line it is impor• tant to make sure the line is thoroughly clean and free of foreign matter. l) Raugh-in a water line from hot (pre- ferably ) or cold urater pipe : brass pipe or L�OUID LEVEL PR09E IN��CATOR- �IGHT woreR — SOlEN0�0 $WITCM STEsM — SOLEN0�0 SW ITCM $TORT — SW�TCN GRI,Y EIECTRICAL POVYER BOX OPERATING PRESSURE CONTROI. • U • U U v PRESSURE GAUGE — SPEGFIC:.TION LABEI — W,oTER SOLEN010 VA�VE INLtT � 4�'NPT _T ^ DRAIN 5�„ � YALVE , iiZ' N P T --� 4S�" � 9" — i 4" .� Figure 1: Dimensioncl Drawing jor Heouy Commercinl Steam Generator (HC-9 thru HC•18) � k . •� ELECTRICAL [NSTALLATION copper tubing is recommended. A shut- off valve should be conv�niently placed in the water feed tine. 2) Rough-in the steam line using 1/2" NPT brass pipe or 3/4" [. D. copper tubing. Do not use iron pipe, it will rust and discolor wall of steamroom. For a steam line that is longer than 10 feet, insulation must be used. The steamhead location should be approximately 12" to 18" above the steamroom floor. CAUTION: NO shut-off valve should be installed on the steam line. Do not create traps or valleys in this line which would trap condensation and block the flow of steam. The steam pipe should be pitched away from the steamhead allowing con- densation to run back into steam gener- ator (preferably) or pitched toward the steamhead. � 3) Rough-in a 3/4" indirect waste line to be used for the safety valve and drain. The indirect drain must be in accordance with local plumbing codes. C. Steam Generator Plumbing lnstallation Care must be taken when installing the steam generator. Leave proper access for servicing (30" minimum each side ). (Re(er to Figure 2 for rypical steam generator installation.) CAUTION : The steam generator is designed to be used ONLY in an upright and level posi- tion ; to do otherwise would damaoe the unit and void the warranry. 1) I( needed mount the steam generator on a platform to allow draining into a basin or into previously installed indirect waste line. NOTE: Optional automatic blowdown must be piped into the 3/4" indirect waste line. 2) Connect the 3/4" NPT safety valve into the previously installed indirect waste iine. 3) In areas where high water pressure may be a problem a water hammer arrestor should be installed. Connect the water supply to the steam generator connection marked "water inlet". (See Figure 1.) 4) Connect the steam line from the pre• ��iously roughed-in location to the steam solenoid valve on the generator marked "steam outlet". (See Figure 1.) ��=!T� , 5) In the steamroom, place the center of the escutcheon onto the steam pipe and screw the steamhead into place. Care must be taken not to scratch the steamhead or escutcheon with a wrench. Be sure the steam slot in the steamhead is facing down. After the plumbing connections are complete the elecirician may finish the wiring and test the unit. lI. ELECTRICAL INSTALIATION A. Electrical Pre-Insiailation �°� • i lk- 1) Properelectricalsupply: seespecification label located above the drain valve (see Figure 1). Determine proper size of u�ire. voltage, amperage. and phase for the steam generator. 2) lnline fuse/circuit breaker required: fuse or circuit breaker sized in accordance with specification label. Do not install a (GFI) Ground Fault interrupter to this equipment. B. Electrica! Rough-In 1) Route power supply cable to the location the steam generator will be installed before walls are closed. C. Steam Generator Electrical Installation WARNING ALL POWER TO THE STEAM GENERATOR MUST BE TURNED OFF. 1) Locate and rernove six (6) screws securing the access cover to the gray electrical power box. (See Figure 1.) 2) Locate appropriafe knockout found on top of the steam generator. Mount proper stain relief into knockout hole. 3) Stripbackthepowercable'souterinsulat• ing jacket twelve inches and insert into steam generator. Strip back insulation 1/2" from the incoming wires; single phase (two power and one ground). 3 phase (three power and one ground). 4) lnsert ground wire into grounding lug located on the lower leh side wall of the gray electrical power box. CAUTION: lnsure ground wire does not come in contact with live electrical connections. 5) Locate the fuse block, iound in the upper part of the gray power box. Insert power �ires into the proper power lug terminals n top o the fuse block and secure. S � �� c�(i,�` C ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION , 6) Replace cover and secure screws ' generator is heating. removed in step 1. 7) lE connection5 are made properly the NOTE: Steam Generator will not operate indicator lamp will illuminate when the without water. NOTE: Steam Generator will not operate without water. ' � / / �� '� � h / Mo�� i INS?ALL STEAMHEAD 18" � ABOVE STEAMROOM FLOOR ELFCTRICAL POWER SUPPLY. 208. 240, or 480 VOLT INCOMING FUSED DISCONNECT/CiRCUIT BREAKER TEMPERATURE � ' SENSOR � i � SINGLE T[ER , / � SEATiNG 6' - I � � ABOVE ELOOR I OR s� � I DOUBLE T1ER � POWER SUPPLY TO SEATING 7' STEAM GENERATOR ABOVE THE � I i FLOOR � I � SAVETY V.4LVE- � I CONNECT TO � (NDIRECT WASTE � I OR AS REQUIRED I j BY LOCAL CODES , , , , :�, � 0 -., , i • � i �� 1 i 1 i 1 � EXISTING 1/2" HOT (PREFERRED} OR COLD WATER SUPPLY SHUT-OFF VALVE / KEEP IN OPEN POSiT10N DURING NORMAL OPERATION UNIT MUST BE FASTENED � SECURELY AND MUST BE LEVEL � icalSteam Generato►lnstallation Figure 2: Typ MANUAL DRAIN VALVE DRAIN INTO BAS1N OR 1ND[RECT DRAIN � � �-- CP-1 CONTROL PACKAGE III CP-1 CONTROL PACKAGE INSTALLATION AND OPERATION The CP-I Control Package is completely automatic in operation... room temperature is thermostatical- ly controlled by the Steamist ST 200C Solid State Tempemture Control System in conjunction with the generator's steam solenoid valve. No attendant required... set it, forget it. The "rapid response" S'I=200C Temperature Control System is made up of three components: Temperature Sensor Probe (Figure 3), Tempernture Control Panel (Figure 4), and System Control Module (Figure 5). After installation of the ST 200C is complete the steamroom temperature will automatically be maintained within 1-1/2°F of the desired setting. NOTE: This control is not an ON/OFF switch, it is used in conjunction with the Steam Solenoid Valve. The steam generator cannot be tumed OFF with this device. A. Pre - Construction Considerations 1) Choose a location to mount the Temperature Control Panel. If only a manager or limited group will be in charge of controlling the steam- bath temperature, a utility area may be appro- Note: Location of sensor is as follows: a) Single tier seating — 6 feet above floor. b) Double tier seating — 7 feet above floor. � �� ` ,i ' � �' / � ' �� ~: � �� (� .� � � :. �.� _��1 Figure 3 ST-200C TEMPERATURE SENSOR INSTALLATION (Inside Steamroom) priate. If steambathers iuill be permitted to adjust the tempe�ature, choose a convenient Iocation outside the steamroom door. Mount the Temperature Control Panel OUT- SIDE the steamroom. Mount the Tempernture Sensor Probe INSIDE the steamroom. WARMNG: All electrical power to the steam generntor MUST be tumed OFF before pro- ceeding with installation. B. CP-1 Control Package Rough-in The 3 wire cable for Temperature Control Panel to be used during installation of the ST 200C Solid State Temperature Control System is low voltage; 18 or 22 AWG wire recom- mended. Every attempt should be made to match the color wire of the Temperature Control Potentiometer lead wires (Pl white, P2 black, and P3 red) to the 3 wire cable. 1) Install a metal two-gang switch box rotated 90° (refer to Figure 4). Install an inverted strain relief clamp and feed the 3 wire cable into the two -gang box. Run the 3 wire cable from the switch box to the steam generator's location. S'IEPS TO INSTAIL SENSOR 1) SEPARATE TWO WIRES OF CABLE (COMING THRU WALL FROM GENERATORS ST 200C CIitCUTT BOARD, TERMWAL �2 AND �k4) APPROX. 2°, STRIP AND 7WIST APPROX. cna�TO 1/2" OF BARE 4VIRE. STEAM GENERATOR 2) TAKE NEW SENSOR ASSEMBLY AND "t1�VIST �MPEr:n�ruRE W(�� TO WALL CABLE AND SECURE WITH SENSOR AND HOUSING �� NUI.S. (SHIPPED ASSEMBLED) . '�'i� � �4 0 3 DOUBLE-SIDED TAPE 3) PEEL OFF ADHESNE BACKIIVG FROM 5��. No. s scaews 4) CAREFULLY APPLY SILICONE SFAIANI' 1" LONG qgOUND REAR EDGE. 4 5) FEED WIRES BACK IIV'f'O WALL AND PRESS SENSOR FlRMLY 7'O WALL (BE CAREFlJL TO AI.IGN PLATE HOLES WITH ANCHOR HOLES). 6} INSTALL SCREWS, AND SNAP CHROME COVER BACK IN PIACE. . 7) TEMPERATURE SENSOR ASSEMBLY MUST FORM A 100% WATER TIGHT SEAL TO THE WALL USING SIUCONE SUPPL.�D. � � CP-1 CONTROL PACKAGE b. Keeping the 5�8 inch hole centered, drill two 1/4 inch holes 2 inches apart. lnsert 2-T1o• 8 P�astic anchors into drilled holes. � 2� install t�e cable from the area of the _ Temperature Sensor (probe) to the steam generator's location. The Temperature Sensor (Probe) MUST be located inside the steamroom. In steamrooms witr► single tier seating the Sensor should be located 6 feet above the floor, with two tier seating it should be 7 feet above the floor and in e�ther case away from the steamhead and steamroom door. The connector end of the wire must be installed inside the steamroom. NOTE: A 5/8 inch hole should be provided so that the connector can be passed through the wall for instal- lation found later in these instructions. Cp-1 System Control Package Installation C. 1 ) Temperature Sensor (Probe ) (for installation inside the steamroom) a�,oCate the 2 wire cable described in the Rough-in section. �� P3 RED � FIELD W1R�NG � g�CK CONNECflONS pl WHITE Fgure 4: c. Follow F'igure 3. 2) Temperature Control Panel (for installation outside the steamroom ) a. Attach the 3 wir� �1� P2� �d p3) from the Temperature Control Potentiometer to the 3 wire cable in the two-ga�8 box. Note the colors of wire P1, P2, and p3 are attached to match the colors of the 3 wire cable to the potentiometer wire col- ors. b, Secure Temperature Face Plate to the two-ga�g b°X us�ng four (4) machine screws. (See F'igure 4.) Important: Care m�t be taken to mount Tempernture Face Plate properly. � �� r�� ; �; ,� �i 2 � i/ CABLE TO STEAM GENERATOR TEMPERP►TURE CONTROL pOTENTIOMETER NO. 6-32 x 3/4" LONG COUNTERSUNK HEA� MACHINE SCREW .,� � 4 REQUIRED CONTROL O I KNOB TEMPER�►TURE EACE PLATE ST•200CTemperoture Control lnstallation (Outside Steomroom) __ � � � � �, � �- �� b � «� CP-1 CONTROL PACKAGE ' 3) System Contro) Module a. Remove screws securing cover to Sys� tem Control Module and remove cover ( Figure 5). b. Feed the 3 wire cable through the top strain relief, three inches into the corr trol module. Attach wires as shown in the blowup (Figure 5). c. Feed the 2 wire cable through the lower strain relief, three inches into the control module. Attach wires as shown in the blowup (Figure 5). d. Check that all connections are made FROM TEMPERATURE CONTROL (OUTSIDE THE STEAMROOM) �. FROM TEMPERATURE SENSOR (1NSIDE THE STEAMROOM) � �. I� CONTROL CAB NYLON STRAIN RELIEF SENSOR � � � �\� i I \ . i { � I1 � �• . �il �e � in accordance with Wiring Diagram. (See Figure 7.) e. Replace control module cover. D. Steam Solenoid Valve There is no instatlation required for the steam solenoid valve, it is factory installed and wired. E. Operation The temperature of the steambath is regulated automaticaUy by the ST•200C Temperature Control System which turns "On or Off' the Steam Solenoid Valve located on the steam generator allowing sieam to enter the room. . � � COLOR CODED FIELD WIR[NG CONNECTIONS (S PLACES) P3 RED S1 BLACK P2 BLACK S2 BIACK P1 WHITE ST•200C P.C. BOARD SOLENO[D VALVE y /�J , I r � �--/ "j � GREEN PILOT LIGHT �, � I; �` I I (UT WHEN STEAM i� � SOLENOID IS � � j ! ENERGIZED) 1 � _. : � ' 1 " C�.� I� I �� , � ' I i I 1 � �`%/�: � � ei I :• Frgure 5: System Control Module /nstallation 6 RED PILOT LlGHT (INCOMING POWER) CP-1 CONTI�OL PACKAGE To INCREASE the temperature, tum the knob on the Tempernture Control Panel clockwise; the HIGHER THE NUMBER, THE HIGHER THE SET- TING (numbered 1 to 10). To DECREASE the temperature, turn the knob counterclockwise. Once a desired temperature setting has been estab- lished there should be no further need for addition- al adjustrnents. IMPORTANT: NOTE: Locallon o( senwt Is a� blloati: �) Single [kr wtlny - 6 feet above aoo�. b) Double der xating - 71e�� abow Ilom. TEIMPERATURE SENSOR CABiE No. a Pusnc ADICHORS p3 pED' FlELD WIRING � guC� CONNECT70N5 Pl WHITE KNOB �� l� � � To check the function, two lights are provided on fhe exterior of the System Control Module located on the steambath generator. The "Red Light" indi- cates there is electrical power to the Temperature Control Module. The "Green Light" indicates the Steam Solenoid Valve is energized. If a malfunction should occur in either the incom- ing electrical power supply "Red Light" or the Steam Solenoid Valve "Green Light" then the appropriate light will not be lit. However, the "Green Light" will cycle "ON and OFF" to indicate mode of the Steam Solenoid Valve. NYLON Fgure 6: Installed CP•1 Control Package .. COIOR CODED FlELD WIRING CONNECT70N5 (S Pl�CE51 P3 RED Sl BLACK P2 BLACK s2 B[ACK Pl WHITE SOLENOID VALVE RED PILOT UGNT (INCOMiNG POWER► GREEN PILOT L1GHT (Lfi WHEN STFAM SOLENOID IS ENfRGIZEDI � J. AUTO BLOWDOWN AND AUTO ON/OFF TIlHECLOCKS The "HC" steam generator, with an optiona! auto blow- doum system, will automatically purge the steam boiler. Working in conjunction, the Time Clock and electrically motorized valve, which allows blowdoum on boilers, pre- vents excessive mineral and scale build-up. A. Installation 1. Auto Blowdown Drain Valve (plumbing) Attach the main blowdown drain valve to 3/4" indirect drain (most local codes require a blowdown tank). A strainer must not be used with the valve. Note: the drain line must be angled downward, allowing gravity to prop- erly drain the machine. 2. Auto Blowdoam (electrical) All wiring is done at the factory so that no special elec- trical wiring is necessary. B. Operation First, decide the TIME OF DAY you require the boiler to blowdoum. It is recommended to select a time while the boiler is in use, but under low demand. For best resuits program the Timer to blowdoum every day of use for a period of 5 minutes. The blowdoum will begin with the Timer "ON" com- mand and end with the Timer "OFF" command. See Page 9 and 10. C. SETfIlVG AUTOMATIC ON/OFF TII� CLOCK The Steam Generator will tum ON wlth the Timer "ON" command and OFF with the Timer "OFF" command. See Page 9 and 10. iMPORTAM: The Auto Blowdoum Timer and Auto On/Off Timer are two separate timers. If your steam generator only has one timer, then only one of these two options can be programmed. Check with the installer to see which option has been purchased. V. STEAM GENERATOR OPERA'I70N A. Place STAR1', WATER SOLENOID, and STFAM SOLE- NOID switches in the ON position. The Water Solenoid Valve will open and the boiler will fill to its proper level (one-half to two-thirds of the sight glass full) and automat- ically shut-off. B. When there is adequate water in the boiler the power contactor will energize and the red power tight will illumi- nate indicating that the boiler is heating up. NOTE: This boiler is equipped with a Solid State Liquid Level Control System. Water level is maintained in the boil- er, by a ground potential signal between each stainless steel water level probe and the boiler, and opemtes by sensing the electrical resistance of water. Both the water feed and low water cut-off functions are regulated by a low voltage electrical signal that activates the control relay(s), depending on the water level urIthin the boiler which, in turn, energizes the water solenoid valve and/or power contractor. 8 C. When adequate steam has been generated from the boiler and the desired temperature reached in the steam- room the steam solenoid valve will close: when controlled by the ST 200C. The steamroom is now ready for use. Note: When the steam solenoid valve closes the red pilot light above the toggle switches will go out only after steam pressure builds to approximately 8 to 10 PSI within the boiler. The boiler will maintain an 8 to 10 PSI steam pressure by use of a pressure control which is supplied as standard equipment. The pressure control will cycle the unit ON and OFF automatically when the steam solenoid valve is OFF and the room temperature control is satisfied. If the sole- noid valve is OPEN, the pressure in the boiler will drop and the red light urill stay ON. D. If a ST 200C Temperature Control System (Thermostat) is provided, set the dial to the desired TEMPERANRE (Dial Calibration: 1 to 10 setting for comfort level). (Refer to Section III for Operating Instructions.) E. If an Automatic ON/OFF Time Clock is provided, set "the timer cycle" in order to operate the steambath gener- ator. Vl. STEAM GENERATOR MAIN'IENANCE A. MANUAL BLOWDOWN (Only if not equipped with Automatic Blowdown) The boiler should be blown doum on a daily basis to purge the vessel of mineral deposits and possible scaling. For effective blowdown, the STFAM, WATER, and START switches must be placed in the OFF position. The drain valve should be opened completely, allowing the boiler water to exit through your drainage piping into an indirect drain. Now, place the water solenoid switch in the ON posi- tion allowing the system to flush through for approximate- ly 5 minutes. Close the drain valve and allow the boiler to fill with water until the proper level has been reached. The genemtor is again ready for use, place the START and STEAM switches in the ON position. B. PERIODIC INSPECTION CAUTION: Disconnect all power to boiler before servicing. Service should be performed by a qualified person. 1. Check electrical connections periodically, to ensure that they are tight. 2. Remove Liquid Level Probe periodically to check for deposits. Check that the bottom union, which attaches .� the water level probe assembly is clean of deposits. If necessary, clean stainless steel probes and teflon insu- lated tubing by removing all foreign matter. Fxtreme care should be exercised so that porcelain insulators are not damaged during the removal of Liquid Level Probe. This will ensure proper conductivity and operation of boiler. 3. Remove flange-type element to clean any scale that might have built up on sheath of heating element(s). Be careful when cleaning heating element, not to deform the rods. Digi 20 S�ries One Circuit Electronic 24 Hour or 7 Day Time Switches FIGURE 7. Auto Blowdown and Auto ON/OFF Timeciock Digi 20A (surface mounting) Operating instructions ppPLICATION ' Time based control of lighting, ventilating, heating, cooling or other electrical loads in commercial and in us- trial applications. The Digi 20 time switches are programmable for 24-hour or 7-day schedules. The Digi 20A is intended for either surface or rail mounting. The controi is completely enclosed in a plastic housing and inciudes a terminai cover and sub-base for installafion and hard wiring. The Digi 20E is intended for flush (panel) mounting. - Ali units are supplied with a clear plastic dust cover. TECHNICAL DATA Output-1 SPDT relay with dry contacts Switch Rating: 16A/27NAC resistive 1000NV tungsten � 240VAC; 50dW � 120�/AC 1/2 hp � 120VAC; 1 hp � 240VAC 100 hour capacitor back-up of inemory and display Supply voltages: Separate Models - 24VAC/DC, 120VAC, 208/240VAC, all 50/60Hz (refer to product label) Shortest switch time-1 minute Ambient Temperature Range -20°F to 140°F ( 28°C to 60°C) VA required: 120V & 240V models: 4VA 24V model: 2VA � 24VAC, iVA � 24VDC Screw terminal connections (Digi 20A) 1/4' quick connects (Digi 20E) Accuracy t 4 minutes per year Mechanical Timer Shown 9 WIRING 1. Disconnect the power. 2. Wire input to timer, Q, to the proper volt- age marked on the unit. Wiring to incorrect voltage will avoid the warranty. 3. Connect wiring according to the wiring diagram. The terminals on the Digi 20A sub- base will accommodate 10 to 24 AWG wire. Tsrrnlnal Connectlons /I 0 o�p o O O 0 � � � } , �4 ' Digi 20 PROGRAMIMING INSTRUCTIONS The ciccular keypads are positioned to provide a sequential path for programming. Starting with Prog, to select a program, ciockwise to � to select ON or OFF, then h for hour, m for minute, and finally Day to select day or days of the week. If an in i mi in r in m i h mi im m � wili fl h wh n h � or �roaram k v ic rfa.,�o��o,� ON or OFF is selected, the ON symbol will flash): The missing entry must be completed before programminglcan es mpee Wh le programming, pressing the h, m, or Day key longer than 2 seconds wiU cause a rapid roll of the parameter. • A program consists of: 1. ON or OFF command, 2. Hour and minute, and 3. Day or multiple days on which it is to occur. • Res. is the reset key which clears the time of day and deletes all program information. • The tt h key sets clock time up or down 1 hour for daylight savings time adjustment in the spring and fall. • Military (24:00 hr.) or AM/PM (12:00 hr.) time may be selected by pressing and holding the h key while depressing the 31 h key. Note: A flashing display indicates either incomplete data entry or the battery is low. Check to see if days and ON or OFF times are entered and check the power supply to the time control. IMPORTANT: Depress reset key before beginning to set time and program 1. Select military (24:00 hr.) or AM/PM (12:00 hr.) time mode by depressing�alAl� holding h key while pressing t1h key to toggle between military and AM/PM. (AM appears in display when.' AM/PM mode.) 2. Press and hold�wn � key. 3. If setting the time when daylight savings time is in effect, press tth key once (+1h will appear in display). 4. Set hour with h key. If AM.or PM does not appear in display, the unit is in military time. See note above to change display. 5. Set minutes with m key. 6. Press Day key repeatedly to the day of the week. (1 is Monday, 7 is Sunday) 7. Release B key, colon will begin flashing. If the days are tlashing, the day of the week was not entered (see step 6). 1. Press Prog. key 4 5�1 Will appear in display. (Pressin Pro ke a ain, dis la will show the number of free pro- AM --:- J 9 9• Y 9 P y grams; Fr 20). Press again to return to 1st program. 2. Press r key, al ON symbol will appear. Pressing the key again will toggle to OFF c�. Select ON or OFF for the program with the � key. 3. Press h to select hour for switching time. 4. Press m to select minute for switching time. 5. If the program is to occur every dav of the week, (24 hour time control) ignore Day key and press Prog, key to advance to next program. 6. If 7 day time control is desired, press Day key. 1 2 3 4 5 6(Mon thru Sat) block of days appears in display. Pressing Day key again, 1 2 3 4 5(Mon thru Fri) appears in display. Pressing Day key again, 6 7(Sat 8 Sun) appears in display. Pressing Day key again, 1(Mon) appears in display. Repeated presses will cycle through all days of the week, and back to 1 thru 7 (Mon thru Sun). Select day or block of days desired with the Day key. 7. Press Prog, key and repeat steps 2 thru 6 to enter additional programs of ON and/or OFF times. (Note that more than one OFF time program may be entered, enabling automatic controt of manual overrides.) 8. Press � key to enter run mode. IMPORTAMT: Th� output ��ays ry(�� switeh ON (or OFF) �nlv at the o�oara�n�e.� �t od, if a ahannd shpuld b� ON, it �nust b� manually tu�ned ON with tha � k�y. For xaen Po ��amminy is complat- pletsd at 2PM and CH1 was progrsmmod to bo ON at 8AM and OFF at SPM. Attsr ressin thoproyramming is eoen. OFF; pr�ss � to tum 1t ON. It will assunw automatio operation at th• 5PM OFF t ma. 9 � ksy, CN1 will be 1. To review a program at any time, press Prog, key. Programs will be displayed in the sequence they were entered with repeated presses of Pro�, key. 2. To change a program, select the proyram to be changed with the Prog, key, and enter the new time of day, and/.or days of week just as in the programming steps shown above. The old program is overwritten with the new selections. Press Prog. to store the new program. 3. To defete an individual program, select the program as in step 1 and press the m key and then the h key until "— appears in display. Press either Prog. or B key until '—:—• flashes. The program is deleted after a few seconds. While in the Run mode, (� symbol is display), pressin the ON, or switch ON if it is OFF). A hand s mbot a 9 Z` key will reverse the load status (switch load OFF if it is y ppears in display to indicate the override is active. At the next scheduled switch- ing time, automatic time control wilt resume, eliminating the ove� ride. Pressing the r key a second time [�] appears in the display iridicating the load is switched permanently ON. Pressing the � key a third time, �� appears in the display indicating the load is switched permanently OFF, Pressing the t key a fourth time returns to automatic, p appears in the display. If probLems occur with timer control only, contact: GRASSLIN CONTROLS CORPORATION 31 Industrial Ave., Mahwah, New Jersey 07430 • Tel.: 2 • Fax: 201-825-8694 , n i �, _� _. . � B � � � � � � a W1R[NG DIAGRAM . NOTE� L3 TERMINAI PROvIDED ON AOJUSTABLE j PMASE POWER CIRCUIT ONLT. 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CP-1 CONTROL PeC[AGE POR SECO2ID Sip,AM 60UM FBOM ONE STF.Ali DNIS . � �e� �eOY CONill01. f0� 1 �OJUST��LL SLNSOR � � �� - T[Y�[114TYIIE 3T-200C I ( COMTIIOL I 11 0 lO Q 10 LL-1 �K I I � tl�[t ►] .��L r�utt T� «': F[JSES ( AUTO I I Mcz e�oNOO.N M �� O I�vm �owoorn� tm� v�u� I I s: K� I O�TIONi� �UTOM�i1C I o� ,x., � , , . ( lLOwDOwN ►SSEM�LT .� � � I l I D31 OFlN SYSTEM ON I DS2 YEL HEAT ON SLOMQDMN V�LYt ti N.C. fTt�r � DS9 AMB WATER FILLON I wb�n IA� lLOw00WN TI�ER I� �n t I I �a[�oio � I. D� R� �� IA� ON wN� � ��b� O�ENi cuc� �ri.r Ih� OFF �d� ■ �da CIOSEi � 7iC1M so�t�e�o � L � �� . IMOIClfO� {t1iCM figure 8: "HC" Wlring Diogrnms Wilh Options. ll SPECIFICA7'IONS Wire . Size Max. Yolis/ 90°( ST� Overall Model Produd kW Cu. Phase/ Copper Line �AT� °D�� Dimensions Shipping No. No. Ratin Ft. Am s AWG Wse �T �B�S� � x W x H Wei hi H(-9 b0900 9 400 140/1/36 8 SO i�2° Nrr i!z° rrnx 22-1/2" x 19" x 18" 140 bs. 60901 208/1/43 6 b0 60902 240/3/22 10 30 60903 208/3/15 8 35 60904 480/3/11 14 15 HC-12 b1200 12 S00 240/1/50 6 10 i/2„ xez i/2" xrT 22-1/2" x 19" x 28" 150 Ibs. 61201 . 208/1/58 4 80 61201 240/3/29 8 40 61103 208/3/33 8 4S 61204 480/3/15 12 20 HC-15 61 S00 15 620 240/1/63 4 80 � 1/2n Nrr i/z�� xrr 22-1/2" x 19" x 28" 150 Ibs. b1501 206/1/12 4 90 61502 140/3/36 8 45 61503 108/3/41 6 60 61504 480/3/18 10 25 HC-18 61800 18 140 240/1/15 3 100 i/2" er�T i/2^ Ner ZY-1/2" x 19" x 28" 150 Ibs. 61801 20B/1/81 3 110 61 S02 240/3/43 ' 6 60 b1803 208/3/SO 6 10 61804 480/3/12 10 30 IJMITED WA►RRANTY STEA�IASTER COMP.iVY. INC. hereby �a�arnnts tfiat iis Stramist gcneratori Models HC•9. HC•12, HC•15. and HC•18 are hee (rom all detects in work- manship and materials for ont I11 •year hom th� date o( purchau. This �►arranty dots no� aa�end �o damag� c�used by improper or neyl�9�n� installaiion or usr, or lor repairs a��rmpied by any person oiher ihan an autho�ted5�e�mlu dealer. and s�all be Omiied eo tht repair or replacvment of delec��rr p+rts by STEAMASTER or �a �uchonted dea�ers. ah�r ihe un�� has been Eisconnec�ed �nd reiurned io STE.�!NASTER's plan� or to one ol i�s au�horired dealer's �arehouses Said repairs shall be � ithou� cAs�pe �I � iihin mne�y 1901 darti ol tht d�it of purchase. A(ter thr eipirauon ol nin�ey 1901 d�ys (or �he duration ol tht I�mited �artan�y penod. there shall be a r�asonable eMrgt (or labor mcurt�d �n tonn�thon Wi�� the r�pau or rcplacemem indica�ed abovc. frtight: W�thin Ihe fin� n�e�ry 190) dayt and � ith pnorcomp�ny �ppro�al, Stt�mis� �•JI psy all freight char9e� on i�emi covered under our �arran�y Theredt�r and uniil �he eod ol tA� �vrramy period. •nd Wuh p�ior compsny +Dproval. �ht customer �s rtQuired to thip heigh� prepaid �a Ste�mis�'s lac�ory and s�eamist ��ill �Mn sh�p k�ight p►epaid back �o cus�omei. Tf+�s �s noi a�service conirsct. snd this �a�raniy does no� includr reyular maimen�nce, clean�ng or per�odic ch�ck• ups, r�ich �rt the sol� and �aclusive respon�iDill�y ol �he purcAaser ana are reQuired �i a condii�on ol ke�p�ng �his limiud �•arraniy in (ull fortr �nd rHect. This varranty shall no� becomt eNective unless the attsch�d Rrgistratron ol 4l'srraniy is complt�ed and ret�rned io STEAMASTER r�thin f�h�en I1 SI days ol �h� da�e ol ins�allanon. T'hiti r�artanry i� non-�►anslerable and +h�ll tstend only �o t�e o�iginal pu►cl+aser who shsll ha�e Eten named in �Ae R�yis�rauon ol Wuranry. Mode1 No. Serlal No. ��. �. This r�artanry is void if sny of the folloWing should accur: !. !( ihe senal number has been altered or removed 2. II the product is modified in any manncr Yrhich STf.�1MA5TE co�dud�s. ahn inspection. aNect� the r�liabiliry of the p�oduc�. 3 Ilihe produc� hii Eeen repaued or un �ced by �nyona no� speciFical design�ied and iuihori�ed by STE.�MASTER i. 1! the produc� �s damaged because i� iti not oper�ied or insull�d i accordance +i�h tiupplied instruct�ons 1T� �olr responsib�tiry oISTFJ�MASTER under th�s �►vrranry �hall �e limiud i the r�pair of ihe product or replacement thereoL �nclud�ng par�s. �q the wi dise.tnon ol STE4ytA�TER COMPANY. INC T�e contumer's wli rtmtc shall be such repau o� rtpl�cemem ac i� e:piessly pror�drd here�n. �nd und� no c�rcumciances shall STEAMASTER bt liable lor any loss or d�m�9e, be dirrct or conuquennal arising out o( iMx ust or lnabthry to uu thu product THE FOREGOING IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER W'ARRANTIES AN SPECIf1CA�LY E%CLUDES AND DISCUIMS EXPR�55 Ay IMPUED WARRAYTIES OF MERC1iANTABILITY OR Of F7TvE5 FOR PARTICUUR liSE OF PURPOSE. THERE AIiE V WARRANTIES wHICH EXTEND BEYO�D THE DESCRIPTIONO THE FACE HEREOF. AND NEITHER STEAMASTER vOR IT OE.�LERS ASSUMES OR AUTNORIZES ANY PERSON TO ASSUM FOR ANY OF T'HEM ANY OTHER OBUGATION OR UABIUTY 1 CONVECTIOH 1�'ITH SAID EQUIPMENT. No r �nan�y. Wh�th�r e.press or impli�d, is given or mide Wicf� re�prct to �� accessory �upDl�rd by anyona o�h�� tfian STFi�MASTER. 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NC3TIFICATION Item: 10 BLDG - FOOTING Item: Item: 504 PW- Retainin Wall Layout PW 502 -Rough riveway Grade Item: 20 BLDG - Foundation /Steel Item: 21 PLAWILC Foundation Plan Item: 410 Special Inspect - progress rept Item: 22 PLAWILC FRAMfNG Item: 30 BLDG - Framing Item: 50 BLDG - Insulation Item: 60 BLDG - Sheetrock Nail Item: 70 BLDG -Misc. Item: 535 DIA - 30 DAY REMINDER Item: 536 DIA - SITE /LANDSCAPING Item: 420 Special Inspect -final rept Item: 503 P -Final Driveway Grade Item: 515 PW- Public Improvement Item: 516 PW- Warranty Acceptance Item: 90 BLDG -Final Requested Time: 02:00 PM Phone: 970 - 845 -1001 -or- 970 -977- 0268 Rollie cell Entered By: JMONDRAGON K REPT131 Run Id: 11506