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Home My WebLink AboutB09-0016 Community Development Department 75 South Frontage Road Vail, Colorado USA 81657 � �# �i r_� � CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY This certificate is issued pursuant to the requirements of Title 10, Section 10-1-2, ADOP'I'ED CODES of the Vail Town Code certifying that, at the time of issuance, this portion of the structure was found to be substantially in compliance with the various ordinances of the town regulating building construction or use for the following: Name and description of project Solaris jCineBristo) Address of project: 143 East Meadow Drive,Vail Colorado Owner name and address: Solaris Property Owner LLC IBC Edition: 2003 IBC Occupancy Group(s): A1/A2 Type(s)of Construction: I-A Pe m' Nu ber( ): B09-0016 Occupant Load: 296 Martin Haeberle,Chief Building Official Sprinkler System Y/N Type: Y 13 30 � � Date 1VOTE: THIS PERMIT MUST BE POSTED ON JOBSITE AT ALL TIMES . . �ow�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 COMM BUILD PERMT Permit #: B09-0016 Project #: ��"�(��-UO3�-( Job Address: 143 E MEADOW DR VAIL Status. . : ISSUED Location......: MOVIE THEATRE(CINEBISTRO),SOLARIS Applied. . : 02/12/2009 Parcel No....: 210108201007 Issued... : 07/22/2009 Expires. ..: 01/18/2010 OWNER SOLARIS PROPERTY OWNER LLC 2211 N FRONTATGE RD STE A VAIL CO 81657 APPLICANT WEITZ COMPANY, INC. (THE) 02/12/2009 Phone:303-860-6600 4725 S. MONACO STREET,STE 100 DENVER CO 80237 License: 131-A CONTRACTOR WEITZ COMPANY, INC.(THE) 02/12/2009 Phone:303-860-6600 4725 S. MONACO STREET,STE 100 DENVER CO 80237 License: 131-A Description: TENANT IMPROVEMENT(MOVIE THEATRE WITH RESTAURANT, "CINEBISTRO") Occupancy: A1/A2 Valuation: $1,576,500.00 Type Construction:l-A Total Sq Ft Added: 0 .....,�.......................................................................... FEE SUMMARY ...............,.....,>.........«....:...,,...........,......,_....:..,......., Building Permit Fee-----> $7,714.80 Will Cal Fee----------------> $4.00 Total Calculated Fees----------> $44,558.42 Plan Check---------------> $5,014.62 Use Tax Fee---------------> $31,330.00 Additional Fees----------------> 31,111.00) Add'I Plan Check Hours-> $495.00 Restuarant Plan Review----> $0.00 TOTAL PERMIT FEES----------> 513,447.42 Investigation-------------> $0.00 Recreation Fee--------------> $0.00 Payments--------------------------> 513,447.42 Total Calculated Fees------> $44,558.42 BALANCE DUE-----------------> a0.00 •t�xf�t+�n�+v::+.rxxxwwi+e,rwwrw��3��w��.��xew►:xwxx,r,e+►�w+�,rwv.w��::�n.t�t�x��r:�x:�ww:wr;�te�:rwrx,rww�t��w��xixirrr�►r�ey��tr+t��ww�:�k�x:�.x��wxreevr,ew,re�r,rrrtr+.txt+�+�+.3�+t+��3.:rx 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 comply 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 subdivision codes,design review approved, International Building and Residential Codes and other ordinances of the Town applicable thereto. REQUESTS FOR INSPECTION SHALL BE MADE TWENTY-FOUR HOURS IN ADVANCE BY TELEPHONE AT 970.479.2149 OR AT OUR OFFICE FROM 8:00 AM-4:00 PM. __�OT�� etP,r�l--rarr So�dT'i3 Pro �l.l.G 3�2�lp Signature of ner or Contractor Date �06vt f 1aa Print Name bld alt_construction�ermit_041908 �rr�r�x►+��:x::��w::::rrrr�e��w��s�x��w�w��ie�xw��x�r�r�xw»►�t�w*+wxwr��ww��xvrtwwxx�rwww:�kwww��xrxx�i.,«+�::x�::w,kw::�::xw�x��:��:��wxsnn.i:::w,�:xw:r�::::�.wrtx��xxx+r� APPROVALS Permit#: 609-0016 as of 03-02-2010 Status: ISSUED t4fRfRf'f'1t1rfltYt#Y�Ye#**tfrfrlffRf'friRfiMYYYr►R3Yf�k*1rRfrf'►#1f'f'f'�frNt�f'1'f'YY!lZtlfYRfYYYY�4y'tkfF►fF►#W44'k1t*RA�RAtR4tilRRieRlrfft�t�fYYFR�11rY►f'iF44y'�4*R***►�4fihtRR#�ilffxit�f'f'ff'ffllfYtV1'iRlfHffff»TfiRYffY�' . Item: 05100 BUILDING DEPARTMENT 03/06/2009 cgunion Action: CR PLAN REVIEW COMMENTS SENT F:\cdev\CHRIS\PERMIT.COMMENTS\609-0016\B09-0016.DOC 06/04/2009 cg Action: CR second check comments sent F:\CDev\CHRIS\PERMIT.COMMENTS\609-0016\B09-0016secondcheck.DOC 07/21/2009 cg Action: AP APPROVED REVISED PLAN SETS ADDRESSING COMMENTS 02/16/2010 cg Action: CR COMMENTS ISSUED FOR REVISED PLAN SET 02/26/2010 cg Action: AP APPROVED REVISIONS DATED 2/17/10 Item: 05400 PLANNING DEPARTMENT 02/13/2009 Warren Action: AP Item: 05600 FIRE DEPARTMENT 03/26/2009 mcgee Action: DN 1. A2.6 Fire extinguishers shall be located in compliance with NFPA 10. Mounting underneath handrail is not approved. 2.A7.11 Submit cut sheets for Class A Acoustic insulation behind screen. 3. K1.1 Provide 18 inch seperation befinreen deep fat fryers and broiler. (splash guard may be acceptable) 4. K1.2 Plan note indicates"bulk CO2". Submit details on type and size of container. 5. MEP0.1 Plans for fire detection, fire sprinkler and mechanical that affect smoke control shall be reviewed and stamped by FPE of record. Plan notes ref electrical contractor wiring smoke detectors and reference to"local smoke detectors"are not accepted. 6. MEP0.2 Explain why a CO2 sensor is installed and what iYs intened function is. 7. MEP2.1 CFM for kichen appears inadequate. Pitch on duct not shown. Duct wrap specifications shall be submitted for review. 8. MEP3.1 Exhaust Schedule for kitchen does not meet minimum code requirements. Mesh filters are not listed. CFM is inadequate. Mechanical contractor does not have license to install or adjust fire extinguishing system. 9. M4.3 City of Chicago specifications are not applicable to the Town of Vail. 10. E5.2 Emergency lighting shall be feed from generator. Battery packs are not approved as the sole source for bld_alt_construction�erm it_041908 emergency power. 11. E10.1 Fire alarm plans are not coordinated with base system, fail to provide adequate detection, and are not stamped by FPE of Record. Resubmittal is required. 06/15/2009 McGee Action: AP Approved with the exception of carbon dioxide system. 07/17/2009 Mcgee Action: AP Sheet E10.2 -All fire alarm related details are supersceded by FAFP0.00 and FA1.02 and 1.02 Sheet A2.7 and A7.3.2 ref FEC -No electrical, data or switched are allowed on the face or inside the fire extinguisher cabinet. Item: 05700 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 02/27/2009 BC Action: AP t��fR�R�44fRfiRtrYlY�ty'�kY`#ffffktdfi}1rVMYRik#YiFfLtiFiftf#ft}/ff�f�t`ftkMtYf'4fr1rYf#f4R#tf�tttl��444R+��tff`f't'V ffRRiRYYfYMry'YiFi#f#Yff�lf`fe+�f4��H1eiRLR4Ry'frtY�kikikf++titfrefwNf'f'f'1'f'Vlfitf4tf'f'Rf4�MLf'itYRrtYAY1(tk�if See the Conditions section of this Document for any that may apply. bld_a It_construction_perm it_041908 B09-0016: Entries for Item:90 - BLDG-Final 10:34 06/20/2013 Action Comments By Date Unique_ Ke PI Accepted letter for allowing Cobb employees Martin 06/17/2010 A000133 onl to due start u g7p AP Martin 12/01/2010 A000139 276 Total Rows:2 Page 1 wK�ftRlFff�f�XY*fMf#Aw��fflwY�/kl�tMfM�4t}Nf}�Rff�wk*#yY�YRR1fxflftYYYf4t#�R#}f�R�ffflwf*fYff/4kX�ff�tttwY44�k##R�efXNrtttY*#t�f��R##�#wt�rt*#fY#!�lRffx�wfwf*YfYifi!l�f�ff};wx;�t}yytt CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL Permit#: B09-0016 as of 03-02-2010 Status: ISSUED •rr��wx�:xr,rx�rr,r��:r��rrv,w+xwwxnw�r�rwt,r�:wwwieixrww�r,rt��x�::xir�,eerx,exwx�w��,k��w:,ee++�xwwwrx�wwierrxwwx�+�txt��:rrx�errw�w�w��rxrtrrext+,r,r,rwwpi.��::►wtttt++�x+wxwwrw�,e�w�v.�wrt� . Cond: 1 (FIRE): FIRE DEPARTMENT APPROVAL IS REQUIRED BEFORE ANY WORK CAN BE STARTED. Cond: 12 (BLDG.): FIELD iNSPECTIONS ARE REQUIRED TO CHECK FOR CODE COMPLIANCE. bld_alt_construction�erm it_041908 **####***###*#**#####**###*###**##*#***#*#**##############*##*#*#*#*#****##***###*##***##*## TOWN OF VAIL, COLORADO Statement *��******�***�**�***********��************************�****************�*�****************** Statement Number: R100000153 Amount: $495.00 03/02/201010:32 AM Payment Method: Check Init: SAB Notation: 4340 SOLARIS PROPERTY OWNER ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Permit No: B09-0016 Type: ADD/ALT COMM BUILD PERMT Parcel No: 2101-082-0100-7 2101-082-0200-1 Site Address: 143 E MEADOW DR VAIL Location: MOVIE THEATRE (CINEBISTRO) , SOLARIS Total Fees: $13,447.42 This Payment: $495.00 Total ALL Pmts: $13,447.42 Balance: $0.00 *********�***�***********s************************************�***************************** ACCOUNT ITEM LIST: Account Code Description Current Pmts -------------------- ------------------------------ ------------ PF 00100003112300 PLAN CHECK FEES 495.00 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- k'"y'� g F '.n.� � �a W� a z� 'k P �5 s,.� a �. .;�y x �,�.� �; a3�1' 'i��. �'r"� ��a� Y�4� 4 k �, P y. ..�c.� � f�� . .�,v .�ds y�"� ��.�`°5i� E r�1 i . . a r s �`m�� .��'��-. ' � '� �s„� � �.,? � : b �+i ,�� 'RII . "�' '�" s 'S �3��,r i„f .g ; � ,,c��.,. i� �, Y �R'A � � �_ p� �s� �"F� .� � i wr "saz��,��,. i .a�:- ��s^� .� a �i �``9��:`§ �' �,r . �'`� �,y w� � L_ ` � ea�..��`.a� �` �,�'��€n� t '.; • ti� �"� ��g � ��`��';�° �� '� ��'� �� ' � Department pf��p�i�nunrty:�.evelbpmen�� k�� ,� � :� �y , � � �d�, x� , � � 5 �� s �`'� ,� �, �� k fi� South Fro�r�tage��' `F � � �� 4.'�� `� �=�rt � ��.� °� �� . =� �.l�ail��#o��a� � � �� , �`_ � � �� '�`��k,3�,4i�,�� '� � r�°§'a�'�.�,� L�� ,.g�'�.,; 4� � ,. �,�?.s ,r.. l,:.. �-,��, . . ,r 3< `� tr � �� -_.,� ��';�, � � rt �i� �� .i;.� � �a<<�< ...�� , �ai' y ,.��,.s ; ,�. a �� 'e�". �• ��.:. �. �- ��,. � - * � � � �. �� ~�`� TRANSMITTAL FORM Revision Submittals: 1. "Field Set"of approved plans MUST accompany revisions. 2. No further inspections will be performed until the revisions are approved&the permit is re-issued. 3. Fees for reviewing revisions are$55.00 per hour(2 hour minimum), and are due upon issuance. :Permit#(s)information applies to: � Attention: ( Revisions � i ( ) Response to Correction Letter � $Oq- OOI�q Sola�iS 3 � [.iKP.biSh"O attached copy of correction letter ; ( ) Deferred Submittal ? � ��G4�r'2. T.�. ( )other � � �amn�en�wx�enxwnvr�urnwxrrmxrv . 3 Project Street Address: i �� East Me4dow DIr�Ve. Jpy& �3L Description/List of Changes: � ((Number) (Street) (Suite#) f�P.CIS�. 5e� �t'�'{-qL�'IGC� LOV12l ��'�`�f I I Building/Complex Name: 'rJO�QrIS �el 2�$�10. � 3 i Contact Information: � Company: So�qli5 ,ProPQ.t''�'Y OWI�tGr� LLG ' Company Address:_ 22(� IJo�A �'orC}'qqQ• (�pqd,J�ui � E i �City: VAI� State: GO Zip: S��O�'J7 ' i E Contact Name: Tew� �,� � �Contact Phone: °170- y79- 7138 or 9?0-3''��O�$�} � � jE-Mail "rOwl.Oiqg � $o�wfiS�AI�. GoW) ' � � 3 � r+Ymw��. _ � . �Revised ADDITIONAL Valuations(Labor�Materials) � (DO NOT include original valuation) l ' !Building: $ �(use additional sheet if necessary) i �Plumbing: $ � ___ __ __ __..__.. _ _._.__ __ _ ; � �Date Received_ � (Electncal: $ E f pC� C� � � dC� �Mechanical: $ � �TotaL• � r; $ C FEB 0�. 2010 �._�_____�.�_.._- --_� TOWN OF VAIL O1-Jan-10 �NOTE; THIS PERMIT MUST BE POSTED ON JOBSITE AT ALL TIMES , . �ow�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 COMM BUILD PERMT Permit #: B09-0016 Project #: ��v�•�3� Job Address: 143 E MEADOW DR VAIL Status. . : ISSUED Location......: MOVIE THEATRE(CINEBISTRO),SOLARIS Applied . . : 02/12/2009 Parcel No....: 210708202001 Issued,..: 07/22/2009 � Expires. ..: 01/18/2010 OWNER $OLARIS PROPERTY OWNER LLC 2211 N FRONTATGE RD STE A VAIL CO 81657 APPLICANT WEITZ COMPANY, INC. (THE) 02/12/2009 Phone:303-860-6600 4725 S. MONACO STREET,STE 100 DENVER CO 80237 License: 131-A CONTRACTOR WEITZ COMPANY, INC.(THE) 02/12/2009 Phone:303-860-6600 4725 S. MONACO STREET,STE 100 DENVER CO 80237 License: 131-A Description: TENANT IMPROVEMENT(MOVIE THEATRE WITH RESTAURANT, "CINEBISTRO") Occupancy: A1JA2 Valuation: $1,576,500.00 Type Construction:i-A Total Sq Ft Added: 0 ...............................>...,,.,..>...,.........,............,...,......... FEE SUMMARY ...�...........,,....,...........................,.,,..,....,,........,....,,,, Building Permit Fee-----> $7,714.80 Will Cal Fee----------------> $4.00 Total Calculated Fees-------> $44,063.42 Plan Check---------------> $5,014.62 Use Tax Fee-------------> $31,330.00 Additional Fees-------------> 31,111.00) Add'I Plan Check Hours-> $0.00 Restuarant Plan Review-----> $0.00 TOTAL PERMIT FEES---..---> Investi ation-----------> E12,952.42 g $0.00 Recreation Fee----------> $0.00 Payments------ ------> 512,952.42 Total Calculated Fees--------> $44,063.42 BALANCE DUE----- ----> a0.00 ♦xw:iewtr+t�+r�::r��:w:r��:t:ww:zri��v,��wrxier��w,rw,rn��►txtxii��xwrww,�w�x::r�:rri�w►►�r��tx�:xrr�xrw�xin.��:w:eewer�+xt�xrittt��nt�yrrt��::iriisewwww+r+�t�wx:�xii»:i�rxr.r.��x��e� 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 informatior as required is carrect. I agree to comply 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 subdivision codes,design review approved, International Building and Residential Codes and other ordinances of the Town applicable thereto. REQUESTS FOR INSPECTION SHALL BE MADE TWENTY-FOUR HOURS IN ADVANCE BY TELEPHONE AT 970.479.2149 OR AT OUR OFFICE FROM 8:00 AM-4:00 PM. T—�s �� aae� fr,r Sdori'i Provo�, owKe.f'}uc. 7/22�p9 Signature of Owner or Contractor Date J('aw� Dq9 rint Name bld_alt_construction�ermit_041908 ♦�f!l�x��lf�fYY4wff��ww/ffl�ftxfff�x�wwkw�ffw*****�tAfRRAAl��ktfritfit��!l��tttltf�wYfYHtwYwwwf*wft�4flAAt►t�ff��t��H��fftfft#tYYffwYw**w�*#**t*t*Rkf4tMiRAfk**�##fl��lf►l�fifNf! APPROVALS Permit#: B09-0016 as of 07-22-2009 Status: ISSUED erv.wwr.�+*�tr��:��rr»►w�rw��xt��txt*�►►wxx►wwwwwwixxxtit�►wtatt::►:�fr�xrf►xwx►wrrxrw��++��x�::t:�ir:t►+r+r,exxwRww►wwwrsrixt�xx:♦:ttt::r►r��*e�rrw�rww++w»�t+�.+xxt:�rrrtrx:tx*��t��: Item: 05100 BUILDING DEPARTMENT 03/06/2009 cgunion Action: CR PLAN REVIEW COMMENTS SENT F:\cdev\CHRIS\PERMIT.COMMENTS\609-0016\609-0016.DOC 06/04/2009 cg Action: CR second check comments sent F:\CDev\CHRIS\PERMIT.COMMENTS\609-0016\609-0016secondcheck.DOC 07/21/2009 cg Action: AP APPROVED REVISED PLAN SETS ADDRESSING COMMENTS Item: 05400 PLANNiNG DEPARTMENT 02/13/2009 Warren Action: AP Item: 05600 FIRE DEPARTMENT 03/26/2009 mcgee Action: DN 1.A2.6 Fire extinguishers shall be located in compliance with NFPA 10. Mounting underneath handrail is not approved. 2.A7.11 Submit cut sheets for Class A Acoustic insulation behind screen. 3. K1.1 Provide 18 inch seperation between deep fat fryers and broiler. (splash guard may be acceptable) 4. K1.2 Plan note indicates"bulk CO2". Submit details on type and size of container. 5. MEP0.1 Plans for fire detection, fire sprinkler and mechanical that affect smoke control shall be reviewed and stamped by FPE of record. Plan notes ref electrical contractor wiring smoke detectors and reference to"local smoke detectors"are not accepted. 6. MEP0.2 Explain why a CO2 sensor is installed and what iYs intened function is. 7. MEP2.1 CFM for kichen appears inadequate. Pitch on duct not shown. Duct wrap specifications shall be submitted for review. 8. MEP3.1 Exhaust Schedule for kitchen does not meet minimum code requirements. Mesh filters are not listed. CFM is inadequate. Mechanical contractor does not have license to install or adjust fire extinguishing system. 9. M4.3 City of Chicago specifications are not applicable to the Town of Vail. 10. E5.2 Emergency lighting shall be feed from generator. Battery packs are not approved as the sole source for emergency power. 11. E10.1 Fire alarm plans are not coordinated with base system, fail to provide adequate detection, and are not bld alt_construction_permit_041908 stamped by FPE of Record. Resubmittal is required. 06/15/2009 McGee Action: AP Approved with the exception of carbon dioxide system. 07/17/2009 Mcgee Action: AP Sheet E10.2-All fire alarm related details are supersceded by FAFP0.00 and FA1.02 and 1.02 Sheet A2.7 and A7.3.2 ref FEC- No electrical, data or switched are allowed on the face or inside the fire extinguisher cabinet. Item: 05700 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 02/27/2009 BC Action: AP r��xk�xrr►ix,r,e�r+�w�wrtrxe�net��s.��,r�rw��:,e�swrr�t:x:rrrne,vxirr�w�».s.+r�ii�,rr�kw��t:iriierwwww�ti.t►tr+:w,ew,rr��t�txiez::�e,r►��ttt::►:::,exr�t��rrwnr��:wx+�e,eexe�,r��aR:riHrw See the Conditions section of this Document for any that may apply. bld_a It_construction�e rmit_041908 �wwew�rtrvrww��*rwww�:t�f*►ryt�r��t►xr��tt:erx�**:ttiiie�xwww�trr�tw►r►��:rtixrwwwxt:rnx►*ewrxrttt�+wrww::�tiRe+rx��t::rrx:�wx�x::�rrww*�::��erexww��4�rriix,rrrr��r�t:��r�:yitrrr� CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL Permit#: 609-0016 as of 07-22-2009 Status: ISSUED •�rv.��:r�r,w��rs.wrw�k�►��t*wwwwxs.:�►♦ewww.�t:t,ew�vww�n.ttixxwwk�x,Mhwwww�wwtt��i�rxnwwttx►�eRwwvew�t►�rrww rwsrt♦:tr�exww��rr♦tirrtw+rrer.�ii►��ne+�w��t��rr►wwwwax:rrrwfwwr,tr�rtttrwwa�er�:� Cond: 1 (FIRE): FIRE DEPARTMENT APPROVAL IS REQUIRED BEFORE ANY WORK CAN BE STARTED. Cond: 12 (BLDG.): FIELD INSPECTIONS ARE REQUIRED TO CHECK FOR CODE COMPLIANCE. bld alt_construction�ermit_041908 *##*#**�****#*##***##****##*#**#**##*#*#**##**###***�**##F**#�###*##�*######*####*###*####�* TOWN OF VAIL, COLORADO Statement ********�*****�*.***�*+.*�*�**�**s�****************r**********�**********s�******�**�****�** Statement Number: R090000891 Amount: $7, 937.80 07/22/200903:07 PM Payment Method: Check Init: SAB Notation: 3610-solaris property owner ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Permit No: B09-0016 Type: ADD/ALT COMM BUILD PERMT Parcel No: 2101-082-0200-1 Site Address: 143 E MEADOW DR VAIL Location: MOVIE THEATRE (CINEBISTRO) , SOLARIS Total Fees: $12, 952.42 This Payment: $7, 937.80 Total ALL Pmts: $12, 952.42 Balance: $0.00 ****��*****�**********r*��*�***�*�********a******�********************�*****************�*** ACCOUNT ITEM LIST: Account Code Description Current Pmts -------------------- ------------------------------ ------------ BP 00100003111100 BUILDING PERMIT FEES 7, 858.80 FS 00100003112400 RESTAURANT PLAN REVIEW 75.00 WC 00100003112800 WILL CALL INSPECTION FEE 4.00 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- � ************r***************************r*********�***********************************��**** TOWN OF VAIL, COLORADO Statement *****r**********************�*******�********************************«***«+**«************�� Statement Number: R090000149 Amount: $5,014.62 02/12/200903:08 PM Payment Method: Check Init: JLE Notation: 3144 SOLARIS PROPERTY OWNER LLC ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Permit No: B09-0016 Type: ADD/ALT COMM BUILD PERMT Parcel No: 2101-082-0100-1 Site Address: 143 E MEADOW DR VAIL Location: MOVIE THEATRE, SOLARIS Total Fees: $44,063.42 This Payment: $5, 014.62 Total ALL Pmts: $5,014.62 Balance: $39,048.80 **t*******s**�**************�*********s*******************+**********��****************��*** ACCOUNT ITEM LIST: Account Code Description Current Pmts -------------------- ------------------------------ ------------ PF 00100003112300 PLAN CHECK FEES 5, 014.62 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- .r • ,. �. . � � ��y„ „> �, «�,- � � ,.._ "� � � e o � �w � �. a�� '� � �� . � �� .... �� - .> ��~ t II �� ,� �. ,� �,�� :�,a �:��" �' r� ; n , � �M�;� � �� _ �,�� .� �, �. �� ,.�� t. � � �, BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION Separate Permits are required for electrical,plumbing, mechanical, fireplace, etc �.__. __ . _ , _ . . .. _ . - . __., __ __ ¢ ___ --..__.. ..__._ . _. _ 1�� _�� , � Project Address ! Project# i � 143. E Meadow Drive, Vail, CO 81657 � ; I � DRB# � Contractor Information ' Building Permit#: C'��`�1 �4 Q � � ; � � Company: The Weitz Company Detailed Description of Work: i � � CompanyAddress: 965 N. Ten Mile Dr, Unit #A-1 i ! ; Movie Theatre Tenant ' � 'l � City: Frisco State: CO Zip; 80443 � i Finish/Improvement � Contact Name: Chris Keran t � � i � ContactPh:970-668-4700 x115Ce11: 9�0-319-5979 � ; (Use additional sheet if necessary) ; E-Mail: Chris.Keran@weitz.com � - _.__ . _; ; Architect(X) Designer( ) Engineer( ) i Town o il C n ractor Registration No: 131-A ? Phone: Rodney Sartain 205-879-5458 � X Fax: 205-879-5460 j � Contractor Signature (required) ; E-Mail: rlsarchc�bellsouth.net j { { __,_ ---- .._.___. ._________ _ ___ __ _. _ .� _ _ _-_-_� Property Information i Work Class � � New(X) Addition( ) Remodel( ) Repair( )Other( ) � Parcel#: 2101-082-0100-1 I � i. _ _ _. __ ___. � Legal Description: Lot# P Blk# 5-D � �Nork Type: � i Interior(X) Exterior O Both O � Subdivision: Vail Village Filing 1 l_. ____ __ ___ _ _. _--._ _. ; � Building Type: ` Job Name: Solaris 3 - Cinebistro � ; Single-Family( ) Two-Family( ) Muiti-Family( ) � a � Owner Name: Solaris Property Owner, LLC ; Commercial( ) Townhome( ) Other(X) j 2211 N Frontage Rd, Suite A i_ _ _ _.. ___.� Mailing Address: vail, co 81657 i #&Type of Existing Fireplaces: Gas Appliances O j (For Parcel#Contact Eagle County assessors Office at 970-328-8640 or � Gas Log( ) Wood/Pellet( ) Wood Burning( ) i visit www.eaglecounty.us/patie) � _.__..__ ! -._._ _--____ ... ..__...__ ___ ____,._ __ , i #&Type of Proposed Fireplaces: Gas Appliances O Valuations(Labor&Material) ; Gas Log( ) Wood/Pellet( ) Wood Burning( ) ' Building$ $985,313.00 �_ _ . __.� ( Plumbin $ $204,945.00 ' Does a Fire Alarm Exist Yes O No O 9 �._ ..__.._.. . ......_.__. ___.__.__.. _....__,.,_ _.,_..,_.,_ _..__._, _ _ ____.._a f � Monitored Alarm. Yes O No O t � Electrical$ $18 9,18 0.0 0 _ �---- -«___ _ ..___ _----- —__. -----j s � Does a Fire Sprinkler System Exist Yes O No O ; 1 Mechanical$ $197,062.00 ( _, _ __ . _. __._- _._... _ __._....� � Total$ $1,576,500.00 � Date Received E ; --m _�. _ � j� � i - , . � _, • 3 ! LS � ��_ ,�� ; _ __ _ __ _ D �_- � D��C�3 FEB 1 2 Z009 � TOW� CJF VAIL � F�.�►��°+ �C�f�'�°� � r SAN FRANCISCO „EO��J'w+idrj Sitc+Oa 5ilit�50�J Sara�rar�cis�il,CA gdtv3 . �;;.3�8.3R33�ilair . ��>•4�3�53i� Fax rvi;�y.#1 a�ica n d�,�r*,z.L:arr, October 16, 2008 Tom Ogg Solaris Property Owner LLC 2211 North Frontage Rd Suite A Vail, CO 81657 Re: Crossroads Development—Vail, Colorado Grease Interceptor Sizing F+K Project No.: S06.12030.00 Dear Tom, The following is our grease waste calculation based on the alternative method of sizing in compliance with the 2006 Uniform Plumbing Code. This alternative method was presented in a letter dated March 14, 2008 to John Plano of Safebuild Inc. John responded on March 18, 2008 stating that he was open to alternative methods of design if there was a good basis and stated that an alternate accepted code was considered a good basis. Final calculations we�e to be submitted when complete. Attached is a copy of the Uniform Plumbing Code 2006 Chapter 10 Table-3"Gravity Grease Interceptor Sizing". Our project initially planned on using one interceptor however due to the locations of the restaurants in the building the loads were split in two. The East interceptor will take discharge from the � Bowling Alley. That interceptor is sized at 1500 gallons. The West interceptor will receive discharge from the Movie Theater, Lobby Restaurants and the Future restaurant. That interceptor is sized at 3000 gallons. Sizing Basis: (UPC Table-10) Bowling Alley fixture unit load 100. Based on UPC Table- 10 a 1500 gallon interceptor is required. Maximum fixture unit load for 1500 gallons interceptor is 172. Movie Theater estimated fixture unit load is 100. Lobby Restaurant estimated fixture unit load is 100 and an estimated 125 fixtures are estimated for future. Based on UPC Table- 10 a 3000 gallon interceptor is required. Maximum fixture unit load for 3000 gallon interceptor is 342. Please let me know if you need any additional information. Thank you, FLACK+ KURTZ INC. � / Alexander Tanalski Vice President Enclosure. Ltr021-1203 • � � • TRAPS RidD l�Jl'E�tCEP7'C}RS Table 10�—�10i B.2 . . � . . , �'aWe 1lT� � _ . � Gravi�Gc�ase Iretercaptor.S4zin� . . , . DEUs�9� . . @este�p9or voit�me(2} � g. . . 50C gaflons , � (3) 75F)gallons 35 •3,0(10 gallons . . . . 40 C3) . 1,25p gallons - - 172 1,50(!gallons 216 2,QU0 gallons • •3�'7�3) 2,500 g�a,'lons �3�2 . . 3.UOQ gallon� . � 428 • � �F.000$afiorsg 5?6 � ' 5,OW gallom� • ' ..72(1. . • . . . 7,500 gallons • � 21'12 � . . 10,000 Sallons �(1 . . I5,000 gallons t�es . � . (1)The ma�dmumallowable DP(b plumbed m the ldtd�en drain Lnes tha�wili be miu�eaea fn the greaee irteercepror. Cj)'fkla sise�ba'sed�:dit DF[74 die plpe s(ee Go�ti d�is caEe;Table 7•5:I3seCuJ Tables foi 9om in�D pipm(ref.MokGmfe►Nrryy°r PiP��S . f�a4,3sd Bditlots'7491�. � � . (�Beged on 30an�tamt�time(CeE:MetcalE 4 Eddy,hec SmaUand BerxnhdiaAWasEeaudaMnnegemrnt 6�3'td'Bd.199B�.itaunded up eo�st intetaeptorVOUm'r:' . �1(X'��pgaj gYg�p�g��d'as d ptetrfHttrient or meximum diiacE�arge flow rate of�gpm discharging inM a �Q tya{��ty��P]1e�g{��p, dedicaleti cetsptor;and tmo public re�raorn9,ead�wtth one � water ciodet and ooe]avstory 1016.2 Scope.. ' -� • • • • ' . � PQG�cl�'8Yst2mg s�all.be taal8idered eilgineexed Kitrhen Dra[n I.ine DFCT Camt(from Table.?'-3):� .. /' �' 83+86PlYt8 dYLC�.8j't8n C7Diflp�/!YV1Etl t'�2�IH(jillteQients of . . '� . seictioA 3012'of ttda code. . ' �• ' s floor aiad„s�z DFUs ead,a �g n[�s . , 1015$�OlhpOt18i1tS,�lat9tfais,�d`�qt�pmeni. �sink�3 DF[Ss ead�� . 3 DR[Js k�OG�disposal ayabeme.�isc.�riding a!1�c�niponer►ts, Fooa pcep s�ntc�s n�crs each� '3 I�R[Is. � , ataterials,ancl.eqtupment s�eessarq.for.the proper functiait of the�systexn,"shelI,c.omp#y r�ith sections Dishwash��4 DPUs(Table 7-4)_ •4 nP[fe- , �0113 or sm.a of tfzis�ode. . ro� � �e DaUa i0i S.4 Sizing AppNcatiori ai�d lestailatbt�. • ' POG d3sposal systaa,s shai�be engineeieii,sizezi. �"�'T�t'�e l0-3,the gzease inierceptar w'111 be.aized a!75ti ' and�utalied�a•acaordariae widt flte��oieanufacturer� ��On6. '. speaiHcations arid as speafied in IAi'iViO PS 118- • ' 2pOp,as 19st�in C�tapter IA�,Table 141 of dus code 70i 6.0 Sand In�orr� , 10i6.5 Per(ormenCe. 1016.t Where Req�red. • . ' FOG disposal syste�ms shall be tesEed end certtfied as i016.1 1 T�Vhatever the discharge of a 6xri,rre or described in IAPMO � 1�8-2000,:as liated in drain may cantain solids or.seau-soti�s he.�vier Chapter 24, Teble 14-1•af this code, and other ��be�1 r°a arau�age � naHonal conse�naus standards applieab2e to POG Bystem or cause.a stoppage wit�hix►the aystem. . dispasal systen�.s'as dischszging nu more than ��5��be��a��. . ��g��. , Multipie floar'drains mxy•d3schacrge into one . sand'mt�tor. • Gravi Greaee�teiccee or Sizin Exam le; 1016:1.2 Sarid interceptors are requii+ed 4vhen- , tY Pt g P ever fhe Authoz3ty I Iavin[g JurSsdictioa deen�s it ' Given: A.restacuanf with the fallow9ng fixtures and advisable ta have a sand ixrte.zceptor to piotect equipment . the dzaznage system. one Eood preparatiott sink:tluee Hoor d:ains-one.in the Lnod 10152 CQRSfRIC1IOp BaT�d$iZe. ' .� prep area,otue in the gnli area,ead one reoeicizsg tfie indisect Sand interceptoxs shall be but�t o£bziek or�ncrei�e, e, waske&om the ice macirine:a tiwp su�[G a diahwasher wiih a Prefabriq#ed coatetl Bfieei,�Qt�'watetiight maiexiaL ' 135 � , Page 1 of 1 GoMM�'hl'("lRESPON3E �kCa. F►-om: '�analski, Alexander Sent: Friday, August Ol, 2008 9:50 AM To: 'Dan Feeney' Cc: 'Tom Ogg, P.E.'; 'Gerald Poye' Subject: RE: Air gap for elevator sump pit pumps C��err�az I s�o�c��an 9�ar��ih��T+��U��P��t��a��:r��uan�i�l�s�ga�ar��a��1a�r�o�t� el:e�r�r�pi��i�o�rs��. B�ed��B��,�'��.��363��r r��ri�� a�d�. �l��are�.�tu��n b�en ar��d ira tP�u�F��sp��. ii�k��:� Ale�r��'�tu V�L1�i �'Qi�'�1fL�A •Ta7r F�L�i��l3i'i►� 4{J5 H�d��r Fra�CA 9�1�D5 D�rec� 49 v_�C.2� From: Dan Feeney [mailto:dan.feeney@solarisvail.com] Se�t: Wednesday, ]uly 30, 2008 12:39 PM To: Tanalski, Alexander Cc: Tom Ogg, P.E.'; 'Gerald Poye' Subject: Air gap for elevator sump pit pumps F+K has specified an air gap on the discharge line from the elevator sump pump pits, presumably to avoid back- siphoning. Is this a requirement of the 2003 IPC?If it is no.t, we would prefer not to do it. � � file://C:�Documents and Settings\Tom\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.0... 10/23/2008 � Rodney L. Sartain,Architect 1909 Courtney Drive Burningham,AL 35209 Office(205}$79-5458 Fax(205)879-5460 May 21,2009 Chris Crunaoq Bui�ding Plans Examiner Department of Community Development Building Safety and Inspection Services 75 Soath Frontage Road Vail, Colorado 81657 Re: Solaris 3 Cinebistro Cobb Theatres Vail,Colorado RLS No.: 07-822 Dear Chris: � The Cinebistro grease duct fire wra.p and fire resistive systems will be submitted as a defe�reti submittal. Please call me to discuss any questions. Thank you for your assistance with our portian of this project. � f�. - Sin , ��I ey L. S ' AIA � �y� Rodney L. S �n,Architect � � cc: Solaris Property Owner,LLC Rodney L. Sartain,Architect 1909 Courtney Drive Birmingham,AL 35209 Office(205)879-5458 Fax(205)879-5460 Apri127,2009 Chris Gunion, Building Plans Examiner Department of Community Development Building Safety and Inspection Services 75 South Frontage Road Vail, Colorado 81657 Re: Cobb Theatres Solaris 3 Vail,Colorado Stored Materials RLS No.: 07-822 Dear Mr. Gunion: Listed below is the stored material list provided by Cobb Theatres for the Solaris project. � • Storage 115 1. dry food storage 2. soft drink system storage • Cooler 113 1. refrigerated food storage • Freezer 1. frozen food storage 2. ice cream • Bevera�e Cooler 1. beer kegs � 2. chilled wines • Holdin�142 1. holiday decorations 2. carpet 3. tile 4. Janitorial supplies � • Closet 131 1. office supplies Page 2 of 2 2. ticket supplies • Oqerations 1. office supplies 2. desks 3. chairs • Liquor 203 1. Beer 2. Wine 3. Alcoholic Beverages 4. Bar small wares 5. china 6. glasses 7. silverware 8. small ware • Tech Room 204 - 1. seat parts 2. lamps 3. computers 4. point of sale devices 5. tools 6. spare projection parts 7. low voltage lighting parts • CPU Room 1. CPU servers 2. automation controls 3. telephone backboard END OF RESPONSE Please call me to discuss any questions or concerns regarding our responses outlined above. Thank you for your assistance with the progess of this project. Sincerely, David J. Kelle i y Cc: Sharon Cohn � . � . � Job Nam�: G►h1l�n'�t1+o 5sti,ri+s'�'Ttirntr�► .I. I � Job Addt�ss:_I ".� E. �j�jelesw Dr".w. ; �t�P�+ a Pennit No.:13b�—C�CStts SPECIAL INSPECTl�N AND TESTING AGREEMENT . � (Ta a�tpticanls of proJecb requiKng SpacIAl Insp�ctloo or Tssting per Sectlon 1704 of the IBC) � The av,rtier or his/her rep�esentative,on the advioe of the dasign pr�essionat in fespcxt�ble charge, shall oom�ete, seaf, sign and submit a copy of the �edal Inspection Agreemer� and Strudurai Tests Sdieduted to the Town of Vall for rovi�nr and app�oval. Signetures are r+eq�iced on 6oth p�es; ,� phat000pted cr taxed signatur�are ace�eRfable. . The aumer and hislt�r general contractor, where applicable, sh�i�alsa adcnawledge the foilowing conditions a�li�bte to Special Inapec�ion Testir�g: 1. Contredar (s responsible fior proper notHfcadon to the Inspection or Testing a�gency for items ' li6ted.(Page 1) (IBC 1704j 2. Only the testiciQ Iaborafory strould talce samptes and transport them to their laboratary. 3. Copies of aN labotatoty reports and inspedlons ane to be sent diredty to the Town�t Vaif by the Tesfing age�Y on a we.elcy basis. 4. tr�ectlon agency to submit names and qualificatlons of on-site spedal'fnspectors Fa the Town of Vaii ' for review attd approvat.(Paqe 2) . 5. The spedat inspecta�is responsible tv immediately notify the Town of Vail Hu�fi�g Ot�cial in writing of any caqcxma and/or problems encou�tered. � 8. tt is the responsibl�ty of ihe aont►a�ctc�r b review the Town af 1�afl approrrexi pfans tor additional inspec�ian ar tes�rtg requirements th�may be noted. A pre-oonstruction conference at the Job site is �ecommended to revtew�edal inspedifln procedures. 7. The speciel inspedar shail use only the Tcwn of Vail approved drawings. '� 8. Aii speaal 'rnspecEion field naports must be leit on sitae for review by the Tam of Vail staff prior fv ;' required inspedions or re-inspections. ' BEFORE OCCUPANCY Witl BE GRANTED: The speciai inspect€on a�enay�adl submit a signed and seated statement that all itetns requiring tes�nD and inspection were fu{611ed and tepotted. Those items not • tested and/or inepeded shali be notad in this statement A t�py of tfie statement shail be maintatned at fhe , job site for the BuNdiog Inspector'a reviaw priot to ftnal inspection. '� Adcnowled�ement ' . Owner. '' � "t`aw+ p�+t S1�__r_��__ E� aturs nt Neme 'I Speaallnspectfo • j�j r, _ r ' Agency: l�t��"tl[GI �_ �Il�n riA,Gi'� Ig��returc P�int Nsma Ar�cFdEnQ: O� � 5 Q� Siynatu P►i►t Neme Dete Contrador. �i�Q-LS �.�lt� S 1 O'9 ipnaturo Prht Fteme �eta � �_ i � a ! 1V�n i,�"��L � &PEC44L tNSPECTION AND TESTING SCHEDU�E ' (IBC 1T04) ProJect t�ame: G in�.ba�riro 'Sala�'►s �"ttss.i�r�e_ T� Permit# Bo9�taOtte ''� Owne�s Natne; T,o,�,_� Testin9 tr�pe� sqr��n,re � ��r�c r� �� Agency: ..,,� �l t 4Ct.. ~Mtt.�'�" —'�,-�= / � 1�ar-� Testir�1 on sr��,re Pei,c r�ems �a�e Hereby ce�es ihat tlie Test�glit�apecdon A�e�y narned above has been engaged to perfocro structufa!tests and inspedtons dwing oonsUuc#a�as chedced bebw.to saHsiy aN appfkabb porhona at tfte B�dtding Code. e Prior to finai tn6pec�ton,ttta Inapec;t(on Agency s�aq submit a atetement thal atl Red�►s of destgnated wak perfom�ed were ropwteQ. Any ftems checked but not tested or irtspected will be noted and exptafned Whe�ever any designated Rems on the I�t are reac�r for sampling, tesNng,or inspedion.it shaU be the roaponaibiYfy at the cantractor to givs fkneiy nutloe to th�lnspecffon agenCy so that the iequired serv�ea may be per(ormed, ';� REINFORCMIQ$tEEL: UNDERPINMlNO: Tensie 8c Hsnd.ona sst psr hsat pe► Mns T��Y�►�nsnt � �nspsadon of Plsoert�ent inspsc�bn of 5tee1 FaM&:attor► tnsps�On d WekHnp ��Con e1s�Pisceif�e t EPoxY Insp�ctbn of TlebacKs MASQt�LY ' P�n.Aoospfartce Tests(Masauy UNts.Wa8 Priams) SOIL NAtLS: SubseQuant Tests QNorta�,Grtwt,Field VYaY P►isms) Teanporory Shodng Inapedian d Wave�nent and C�routi�y Psmnanent WaN � CONC SHOI'CRETE CsROUT ANO MORTM: STRUCTURAL STEEL: ' Oonaels Shot firout h+fortar Sampta 8 Test(lJef�pecitic n'iembers bebw) �estsfordWpn Shap tdsn6'Rcatlon 3 Weldin�Inspection ya� Shap U6asoMc In�bn I Tea� Flald RWwdhY� hn�pectlort �� p�,� � Fteld 1 w Fbk!U�nia ln�spection p�,� Field Rodbqraphy ' Twb _L Metal Dedc Wetding Mapectbn � FIREPROOFiN(i: �`�� _ Inapedion&hfaaeme� !I strr,kay.9.r: �� 801LS: Ak C Aaceptanoe Tssis �'�^�w� Moist�xsDensKY OeOemtinatbn PRECAST OON : Fiekl Dsnsity . R�tondrtp Teats Dr�led Pbra I Inepediw�ot Reinfo�inp Plaoe�nt Deep Founds6en ! � Tendon Tesh inspedion o/Tendon Pboertient 8YRUCTURAL VYDOD: Inspection of Concrsts Plaoemenk Inepsctlon of Febdc�tion InspecEbn oi ConaeEe eatchin9 Inspectbn of Tn�.fo�t Fabrk;atbn Inspedbn�Penet Attachmant&Inaerls Sampb 8 Tea�Ccx�onsnfs Compresa(on Tesb inepedlon at Ofu Lam Fabricatbn Inspecdun oi SGesshytfranster ; �� SMbKE CONZROt: '. PIUNO,CA183QN8,CAP3.TIE3: �nspsetion ot Reb►rorc�p Plaa�rner►t sPEClAI.cASES: insp�c:tion a Cor�cteN Plaoement (��►��Ba��B SPECtAL IMSPECTION: SsisnNc RASistance SpedfyoMe►'tes�,hspecifor►s orspeclel tnsGnrcNnns►g9�• Wh1d Requkentents ; �� SCH/RMER ENG/NEE/�/NG 3033 S.Parfcer Road,Suite 480 Aurora,CO 80014 an Aon Global company Phone(303)283-0236 Fax(303)283-0241 Fire Protection ■ Code Consulting ■ Risk Assessment ■ Process Safety ■ Security Consuiting WRITER'S EXTENSION:22 EMAIL:Brian Thompson@SchirmerEng.com April 30, 2009 VIA EMAIL dan.feeney@solarisvail.com Mr. Dan Feeney, PE Owner Representative Solaris Property Owner, LLC 2211 N. Frontage Road, Suite A Vail, CO 81657 Re: Solaris Theater Projection Room Ventilation Exhaust Requirements Project No: 2408014-000 Task 0005 Dear Mr. Feeney: This letter is to document previous communication over the past year relative to the code requirements for the Theater Projection Room exhaust and how these requirements are being met by the Solaris project. This letter is also meant to document this subject as discussed with John Plano, Charlie Davis, and Mike McGee on April 8, 2008, at a meeting in the Community Development Center Large Conference Room, Town of Vail. Motion Picture Projection Room code requirements are identified in Section 409 of the 2003 International Building Code (IBC). The General requirements are identified in Section 409.1 of the 2003 IBC. These General requirements identify that the Motion Picture Projection Room section of the code is applicable to "rooms in which ribbon-type cellulose acetate or other safety film is used in conjunction with electric arc, xenon, or other light source light source projection equipment that develops hazardous gasses, dust or radiation". The 2003 IBC Commentary for Section 409.1 (attached)further explains what Safety film is and that the provisions of Section 409 are only applicable only where the hazards of such film used in conjunction with specific light sources produce the hazards of off gassing, dust or radiation. The 2003 Commentary further explains that Section 409 requirements are not applicable where nonprofessional projection equipment is used, except that statements specific to use of cellulose nitrate film apply if such film is present regardless of the nature of the equipment. The equipment to be used in the Solaris Theater Projection Room is digital equipment(attached manufacturer cut sheets)that uses only digital media (hard drive), not film. This equipment does have a Xenon light source for projection of the digital media; however, no film is used by the equipment. � Schirmer Engineering Corporation www.schinr�ereng.com � Solaris Theater Projection Room -2- April 30, 2009 Ventilation Exhaust Requirements Project No: 2408014-000 Task 0005 The ventilation requirements of Section 409 of the 2003 IBC are in Section 409.3 and 409.3.1. These requirements indicate ventilation directly to the exterior of the building in accordance with the 2003 International Mechanical Code (IMC). Section 502.11.2 of the IMC is attached for reference. However, since the Solaris Theater Projection Room is not utilizing film, the requirements of IBC Section 409 (specifically Section 409.3.1) and IMC Section 502.11.2, do not apply. The Theater Consultant, Freddie Dobbs with Barco, recommends ventilation for the Solaris Theater Projection Room similar to that designed for computer rooms or telecom rooms to maintain cooling of equipment. In summary, ventilation exhaust directly to the exterior of the building is not required for the Solaris Theater Projection Room. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call. Sincerely, SCHIRMER ENGINEERING CORPORATION .�'f�� . a Brian O. Thompson, P.E. Regional Manager BOT (jam/bot) . � � ' SP�CIAL DETAILED REQUIREMENTS BASED ON USE AND OCCUPANCY 409-409.2 building is a building or portion thereof with only provide a reasonable level of protection for the storage � nonoperable windows, windows that are not readily and handling of cellulose nitrate film.The standard does breakable or without windows.The intent of this section not contain provisions for the manufacture of cellulose is that staff must have some means to ventilate the nitrate film, since it has not been manufactured in the products of combustion;therefore, if the window cannot United States since 1951. be broken by items readily available to the staff, the area i5 considered windowless. 409.1.1 Projection room required.Every motion pichire ma- chine projecting fiilm as mentioned within the scope ofi this sec- tion shall be enclosed in a projection room. Appurtenan[ SECTION 409 electrical equipment,such as rheostats,transformers and gener- MOTION PICTURE PROJECTION ROOMS atc>rs,shall be within the projection room or in an adjacent room of equivalent construction. 409.1 General. The provisions of this section shall apply to ❖The projection room is to be enclosed in accordance rooms in which ribbon-type cellulose acetate or other safety with Section 409.2 to isolate the spaees housing the po- film is utilized in conjunction with electric arc, xenon or other tential hazard. To minimize the potential for ares or light-source projection equipment that develops hazardous sparks to eome in contact with the film, electrical equip- gases,dust or radiation.Where cellulose nitrate film is utilized ment such as rheostats, transformers and generators or stored,such rooms shalf comply with NFPA 40. should be located in a separate room. This section per- mits such equipment to be in the same room, but it -:•Cellulose acetate or other safety film used in the pres- should be arranged to minimize the potential for ares or ence of potential ignition sources, including projectors sparks to come in contact with the film, reducing the po- or related equipment, creates a potential hazard. The tential for ignition. Additional requirements for electrical provisions of this section are intended to minimize the equipment permitted in the projection room and require- potential for exposure of the audience and other occu- ments for nonprofessional equipment are given in NFPA pants to the hazards associated with the presence of ig- �p. nition sources in close proximity to the fuel load. In order to remind the operator that the room is not Provisions are established for projection rooms in protected as required for cellulose nitrate film use,signs recognition of the hazards attendant to the projection of must be posted indicating that only safety film is to be ribbon-type cellulose acetate or other safety film in such used in the projection room.The signs are to be located spaces. on the outside of each projection room door and in the Safety film is typically made of cellulose acetate,poly- room itself. The minimum letter size ensures that the ester or triacetate film. In the early 1950s,safety film be- sign is legible. gan to replace cellulose nitrate film. Although the use and manufacture of cellulose nitrate film has virtually 4U9.2 Construction of projection rooms. Every projection ceased in the United States,large quantities of such film room shall be of permanent construction consistent with the still exist, primarily for archival purposes. Cellulose ni- construction requirements for the type of building in which the trate film presents a serious hazard because degrada- projection room is located.Openings are not required to be pro- tion under external heat below ignition temperatures tected. causes a chemical reaction. This chemical reaction re- The room shall have a floc�r area of noc less than 80 square feet leases heat of sufficient quantity to raise the substance ��.44 m') �or a single machine and at least 40 square feet (3.7 to ignition temperatures, resulting in spontaneous com- m')f'or each additional machine.Each motion picture projector, bustion. After ignition, rapid burning and the production �7oodligh�, spotlight or similar piece of equipment shall have a of toxic and flammable gases takes place. (f such film is �lear working space of no[less than 30 inches by 30 inches(762 used, the provisions of NPFA 40 are applicable as are mm by 762 mm) on each side and at the rear thereof, but only the provisions of Section 306 of the IFC. one such space shall be required between two adjacent projec- The provisions of this section apply only where the tors. The projection room and the rooms appurtenant thereto previously mentioned hazards exist. The use of rib- shall have a ceiling height ofi not less than 7 feei 6 inches(2286 bon-type cellulose acetate or other safety film in con- mm).The aggregate of openi,�gs fo,-projection eyuipment shall junction with electric arc, xenon or other light-source „ot exceed 25 percent of the area of the wall belween the projec- projection equipment that develops hazardous gases, tic>n room and the auditorium.Openings shall be provided wich dust or radiation invokes these provisions. The provi- ��ass or other approved material, so as to close completely the sions of this section do not apply where nonprofessional projection equipment is used, except that statements °Pening. specific to cellulose nitrate film apply if such film is pres- ❖The projection room is to be constructed as required by ent regardless of the nature of the equipment. The the construction type of the building. Since the room di- safety film used by the motion picture industry since mensions are small, ventilation is provided to reduce 1951 has fire hazard characteristics similar to ordinary heat buildup and accumulation of dust particles.A mini- paper of the same thickness and form. mum fire-resistance rating is not required unless by If cellulose nitrate film is used,the provisions of NFPA other provisions of the code. Limited openings are per- 40 apply. NFPA 40 contains minimum requirements to mitted and are not required to be protected so as to fa- 7f1f14 INTFRNIATIf11JAI RI111 I'11N('�('ll�1F�('f1MMFIJTARV d.F�, '409.3-4'09.4 SPECIAL DETAILED REQUIREMENTS BASED ON USE AND OCCUPANCY cilitate the intended function of projecting the image plied to each projection room must be approximately onto the auditorium screen. Openings to the auditorium equal to the volume of air that is exhausted according to must not exceed 25 percent of the area of the wall be- the IMC. Make-up supply air can be obtained from any tween the projection room and the auditorium. Glass or source as long as su�cient quantities are provided at all other approved material must be provided that will com- times that the exhaust system is operating. pletely close the opening and prevent a sharing of atmo- spheres with the audience or seating area. 409.3.1.2 Exhaust air.Projection rooms are permitled lo be ex- In order to minimize the buildup of heat in any area, hausted through the lamp exhaust system. The lamp exhaust adequate floor space must be available. The space is system shall be positively interconnected with the lamp so that required to be at least 80 square feet (7.44 m2) in size the lamp will not operate unless there is the required airflow.Ex- for a single projector and an additional 40 square feet haust air ducts shall terminate at the exterior of the building in (3.7 m2)for eaeh additional projector.The room must be such a location that the exhaust air cannot be readily recirculated of adequate 5ize so that no less than 30 inches (762 into any air supply system.The projection room ventilation sys- mm) of clear working space is available on each side tem is permitted ro also serve appurtenant rooms, such as the and behind the projectors, floodlights, spotlights and generator and rewind rooms. similar equipment. For adjacent equipment, a clear Each projection machine shall be provided with an exhaust space of 30 inches (762 mm)is adequate. duct that will ciraw air fr�m each lamp and exhaust it directly to Whereas the projection room is considered an the outside of the building. The lamp exhaust is permitted to occupiable room, the ceiling height must not be less serve to exhaust air from the projection room to provide room than 7 feet 6 inches(2286 mm)(see commentary, SeC- air circulation.Such ducts shall be of rigid materials,except for tion 120�3.2). a flexible connector approved for the purpose. The projection lamp or projection room exhaust system,or both,is permitted to 409.3 Projection room and equipment ventilation. Ventila- be combined but shall not be interconnected with any other ex- tion shall be provided in accordance with the Intei•�iational Me- haust or return system,or both, wiChin the building. clianical Code. ❖Exhaust air can be achieved by either of two methods. •:All projection rooms and the equipment located within Projectors with an integral lamp exhaust system use air the rooms must be properly ventilated to abate the haz- to cool the equipment during operation. The amount of ards of any hot gases and smoke generated by the air exhausted with these systems is part of the manu- equipment. Further, any intense heat given off by the facturers' installation instructions. These integral ex- equipment must be directly exhausted to the exterior haust systems must be directly connected to the me- rather than be absorbed by the building's ventilation chanical exhaust systems. Further, the lamp exhaust system.Sections 502.11.1 and 502.11.2 of the IMC con- system must be interconnected to the projector's power tain requirements for projectors provided with an ex- supply such that when the projector is operating, its ex- haust discharge and those without an exhaust haust system will be automatically activated. connection. The other method of providing exhaust is to exhaust the room itself. This method can only be used when the 409.3.1 Projection room. projectors do not have an integral lamp exhaust system. Exhaust rates for this type of system are specified in the 409.3.1.1 Supply air. Each projection room shall be provided IMC based on the type of projector. The exhaust ducts with adequate air supply inleis so arranged as to provide for the projection room must be terminated at the exte- well-disa�ibuted air throughout the room. Air inlet ducts shall rior of the building and cannot be combined with any prvvide an amount of air eyuivalent to the amount of air being other exhaust or return system present in the building. exhausted by projection equipment.Air is permitted to be taken The intent of this requirement is so that the hot gases, from the outside;from adjacent spaces within the building,pro- smoke and heat will not be allowed to be disbursed vided the volume and in�iltration rate is su�Ccient; or fcom the elsewhere in the building. building air-conditioning system,provided it is so arranged as to provide sufticient air when other systems are not in operation. 409.4 Lighting control.Provisions shall be made for coi�trol of ❖Separate supply(SeCtion 409.3.1.1)and exhaust(Seo- the auditorium lighting and the means ofi egress lighting systems of theaters from inside the projection room and from at least one tion 409.3.1.2)requirements are provided for projection other convenient paint in the building. rooms. Exhaust rates are specified in Section 502.11.2 of the IMC for projectors without exhaust connection. ❖The projection room is usually an attended location, but Sufficient air must be introduced into each projection it is also a likely area for a fire to originate. Lighting con- room to allow the effects of hot gases, smoke and heat trols that provide adequate normal and emergency au- to be diluted and to provide a make-up air source for the ditorium lighting must be provided in the projection exhausted air. Although the code does not prescrip- room. Upon detection of a fire anywhere in the building, tively state where the air-supply inlets are to be located, the operator can immediately provide adequate illumi- the intent is to create a well-ventilated room. Several nation for the occupants egressing the auditorium. A air-supply inlets should be provided so that the entire second location for the lighting controls is also required room has adequate air changes.The amount of air sup- somewhere else in the building, so that entry into the d_FR 9f10�INTFRNI�TI('1NAI RI111 1'1Wr Cf111F�f'f1MMFIJTARV SPECIAL DETAILED REQUIREMENTS BASED ON USE AND OCCUPANCY 409.5-410.2 �„ projection room is not required to provide the necessary in excess of 50 feet (15 240 mm) is the likely illumination,as it could be the location of fire origin.This threshold that represents a significant potential second control is required to be conveniently located for for fuel load due to scenery, drops, etc. the staff yet inaccessible to unauthorized persons. 2. Stages that exceed 1,000 square feet (93 m2) or 409.5 Miscetlaneous equipment. Each projection room shall the 50-foot (15 240 mm) height threshold require be provided�vith rewind and tilm storage facilities. a means of emergency ventilation. ❖In order to keep all operations related to projection ac- 3. Stages that exceed 1,000 square feet(93 m2)and tivities in the protected enclosure, rewind and film stor- the 50-foot (15 240 mm) height threshold require age facilities are to be located in the projection room or adequate sprinkler protection. in an adjacent room in accordance with Section 4. Stages and platforms are similar to floor construc- 409.3.1.2. tion; therefore, the type of construction should be consistent with that of the floor construction in the building. SECTION 410 STAGES AND PLATFORMS 5. Separation of the stage from the seating area and dressing rooms, property rooms,etc., is critical in 4101 Applicability.The provisions of this section shall apply order to provide a degree of fire containment. to all parts of buildings and structures that contain stages or plat- Section 410.3 contains provisions for the construo- forms and similar appurtenances as herein defined. tion of the stage and gallery. Stage openings, decora- ❖Historically, most significant theater fires originated on tions, equipment and scenery are addressed in the stage. The 1903 Iroquois Theater fire in Chicago Sections 410.3.3 through 410.3.6. Stage ventilation is serves as a vivid example of a stage fire and its poten- required in accordance with Section 410.3.7. Platforms tially tragic effects—602 people lost their lives. Hazards must be constructed in accordance with Section 410.4. associated with stages include: combustible scenery The construction of auxiliary stage spaces is addressed and lighting suspended overhead; scenic elements, in Section 410.5. Sections 410.6 and 410.7 contain the contents and acoustical treatment on the back and requirements for automatic sprinkler systems and sides of the stage; workshops, scene docks and dress- standpipes, respectively. ing rooms located around the stage perimeter and stor- All parts of a building or structure that contain a age areas and property rooms located underneath the stage, platform or similar appurtenance are required to stage. comply with the provisions of this section. The protection requirements set forth in this section are intended to limit the threat from stage fires to an au- 410.2 Definitions.The following words and terms shall,for the dience and reduce the likelihood of a large fire in the purposes of this section and as used elsewhere in this code,have stage area. These provisions include construction re- the meanings shown herein. strictions, automatic sprinkler systems, ventilation, sep- � aration of the stage from the audience and '•'Definitions of terms that are associated with the content compartmentalization of appurtenant rooms to the of this section are contained herein. These definitions stage. can help in the understanding and application of the The CABO Board for the Coordination of Model code requirements. It is important to emphasize that Codes(BCMC),May 1992 report,entitled"Stages, Plat- these terms are not exclusively related to this section forms and Sound Stages," provided recommendations but are applicable everywhere the term is used in the for national uniformity relative to stage and platform code. The purpose for including these definitions within construction. Subsequent to this report, a comprehen- this section is to provide more convenient access to sive review of the requirements in the model codes per- them without having to refer back to Chapter 2. taining to stages, platforms and sound stages was un- For convenience,these terms are also listed in Chap- dertaken by the board. Representatives from a broad ter 2 with a cross reference to this section. range of experts, including fire protection consultants, The use and application of all defined terms,including art design consultants and the American Society of The- those defined herein, are set forth in Section 201. ater Consultants(ASTC),were heard in numerous pub- lic hearings. Based on this report, various principles FLY GALLERY.A raised floor area above a slage from which were developed that subsequently were used in the re- the movement of scenery and operation of other stage effects are quirements contained in this section. These principles controlled. are summarized as follows: ❖The fly gallery is an integral part of the stage construc- 1. The fire hazards of stages are not necessarily a tion. This building feature provides an elevated, lim- function of type (legitimate, regular or thrust) but ited-size working area where the stagehands can oper- rather area and height. Accordingly, a stage area ate and control the movement of suspended scenery or in excess of 1,000 square feet(93 m2)or a height other visual effects. �nnz wrFwNeTinNei ai iu nwn r.nnF°�nnnne�tireRV d.F7 EXHAUST SYSTEMS 502.10.2-502.11.2 �,. erences to other sections. These are essentially the ❖ This is simply a general reference back to the IFC for same requirements found in Chapter 18 of the IFC. treatment systems when toxic or highly toxic gases are 1. Fabrication areas must be ventilated as stated in the being used. IBC.This section also gives the code official the au- 502.11 Motion picture projectors.Mc>tion picture projectors thority to ask for additional manual control switches shall be exh�usted in accardance with Sectiou 502.11.l or where facility arrangements make the additional switches necessary. 502.112. 2. Workstations, typically found within each fabrica- .;. This section contains criteria for exhausting hot gases tion area,must have individual exhaust systems to and smoke from motion picture projectors. collect any exhaust fumes and vapors. 3. Liquid storage rooms within Semiconductor facili- 50211.1 Projectors with an exhaust discharge. Projectors ties are to be treated the same as other liquid stor- eqoipped wi[h an exhaust discharge shall be directly connected age rooms and should be ventilated aCCOrding to to a mechanical exhaust system.The exhaust system shall oper- the general requirements for hazardous materials ate at an exhaust rate as indicated by the manufacturer's installa- found in Section 502.8.1.1. tion instructions. 4. HPM rooms, which are essentially an H-2, H-3 or H-4 occupancy,must be ventilated in the same way .;. This section requires a dedicated exhaust system for as any another H-2,H-3 and H-4 occupancy would projection equipment that is designed to connect to an be ventilated per section 502.8.1.1. exhaust system.Projection equipment using an electric 5. Gas cabinets used in semiconductor facilities arc(carbon arc)as the light source produces hot gases should be treated the same as any other use of gas and smoke that must be exhausted to the outdoors. cabinets with hazardous materials. Gas cabinets Other light sources, such as incandescent and xenon can share the exhaust system of an individual lamps, produce intense heat and must be air cooled. workstation.Also, semiconductor facilities tend to Projection equipment that has an exhaust connec- make use of both toxic and highly toxic gases; tion and is intended by the manufacturer to be con- therefore, additional requirements are specifically nected to an exhaust system, depends on the external highlighted for these applications. exhaust system to cool the equipment and remove 6. Exhausted enclosures are also regulated just as waste heat and any smoke and gases produced by the they are for other applications with hazardous ma- light source. The projection equipment manufacturer terials.As with gas cabinets, semiconductor facili- will specify the required rate of exhaust for the specific ties tend to make use of both toxic and highly toxic equipment; the exhaust system must be designed to gases;therefore,additional requirements are spe- provide that capacity.Article 540 of NFPA 70 addresses cifically highlighted for those applications. motion picture projectors. 7. Gas rooms must also be treated the same as any Projectors are installed in specially constructed pro- other gas rooms used with hazardous materials. jection equipment rooms that contain one or more pro- jectors and the associated hardware and controls. [F]502.10.2 Penetrations.Exhaust ducts penetrating fire bar- Projector exhaust systems may serve a single projector rier assemblies shall be contained in a shaft of eyuivalent or multiple units if the system has the necessary capac- ity for all units served.Projection rooms normally have a fire-resistive construction. Exhaust ducts shall not penetrate general room exhaust system to control the room's am- building separation walls.Fire dampers shall not be installed in bient temperature. exhaust ducts. 502.11.2 Projectors without exhaust connection. Projectors ❖ Semiconductor facilities are essentially a combination without an exhaust connection shall have contaminants ex- of many activities inv0lving the storage and use of haz- hausted through a mechanical exhaust system.The exhaust ra[e ardous materials.These facilities are large and gener- for eleclric arc projectors shall be a minimum of 200 cubic feet ally complex, and exhaust systems may lead through per minute(cfm)(0.09 m�/s)per lamp.The exhaust rate for xe- several areas of a building before the exhaust is pro- non projectors shall be a minimum of 300 cfm(0.14 m�/s)per cessed or released to the atmosphere.This section en- lamp.Xenon projector exhaust shall be at a rate such that the ex- sures that the protection surrounding an exhaust terior temperature of the lamp housing does not exceed 130°F system is at least equivalent to the fire-resistance level (54°C). The lamp and projection room exhaust systems, of the surrounding fire barriers. whether combined or independent,shall not be interconnected This section also specifically prohibits the use of fire With any other exhaust or return system within the building. dampers within these exhaust ducts because dampers might interfere with the necessary exhaust systems. .;. If the projectors do not connect to an exhaust system, the projection room must have an exhaust system with [F]502.10.3 Treatment systems.Treatment sys[ems for highly the capacity specified in this section.The required sys- toxic and toxic gases shatl comply with the[nrernational Fire tem must exhaust the waste heat, smoke and gases Code. produced by the projection equipment. The exhaust �nn��niTCOnieTin�ie� enGrunti�rei �nn�rneennGnirenv �_�� 502.12—502.16 EXHAUST SYSTEMS rate specified for xenon lamp projectors is intended to ❖ In repair garages, parking garages,warehouses,voca- � control the equipment surface temperatures to reduce tional shops and similar locations where internal com- the fire hazard and protect personnel from injury. The bustion engines are operated, engine exhaust projector lamp and general room exhaust systems can contamination can accumulate.To prevent the accumu- be combined or they can be independent systems; lation of harmful contaminates, these spaces must however, these systems must be independent of all have mechanical ventilation as prescribed in Section other building exhaust, ventilation and air-conditioning 403. For example, Table 403.3 specifies a ventilation systems.Makeup air for these exhaust systems can be rate of 1.5 cubic feet per minute per square foot outdoor air or transfer air from adjoining spaces such as (0.0076189 m3/s•mz)for repair garages. Footnote b of the auditorium. Table 403.3 requires mechanical exhaust for repair ga- rages with the intent being to contain the contaminants [F]502.12 Organic coating processes.Enclosed structures in- in the garage area, preventing the contaminants from volving organic coating processes in which Class I liquids are migrating or being transferred to other occupancies. processed or handled shall be ventilated at a rate of not less than Recirculation of the minimum required amount of venti- 1 cfm/ft' [0.00508 m;/(s •m')] of solid floor area. Ventilation lation air is not allowed in these or any other occupan- shall be accomplished by exhaust fans that intake at floor levels cies (see commentary, SeCtion 403.2.1).ThiS SeCtiOn, and discharge to a safe location outsic�e the structure. in conjunction with Section 401.7 of this code and Sec- Noncontaminated intake air shall be introduced in such a man- tion 1203.4.2 of the IBC, requires installation of a me- ner that all pc>rtions of solid floor areas are provided with c�ntin- chanical exhaust system in spaces where motor uous uniformly distributed air movement. vehiCles operate. As stated in Exception 3, those areas where motor ❖ Ventilation systems must be designed to prevent the vehicles operate exclude repair garages where the ve- accumulation of vapors within the building where Class hicle is driven into a service bay for maintenance and I flammable liquids are processed or handled. Uncon- repair services that do not require running the engine. taminated air, such as outdoor air or transfer air, must Where internal combustion engines must be run during be distributed to dilute and disperse vapors over the en- repair and maintenance, mechanical ventilation is re- tire solid floor area.A ventilation rate of 1 cubic foot per quired based on Section 403, and an independent minute per square foot(0.00508 m3/(s•m2)is required. source capture exhaust system must be installed which will attach directly to the motor vehicle exhaust sys- �92.13 Public garages.Mechanical exhaust systems for public tem's tailpipes and discharge directly outdoors. This �rages,as required in Chapter 4,shall operate concinuously or tailpipe-connected system is in addition to the mechan- in accordance with Section 404. ical ventilation exhaust system required by this section :• This section applies to parking garages and does not (see the definition of"Source capture system"). apply to repair garages.As a means of conserving en- The provisions of this section do not apply to one- ergy, ventilation systems for enclosed public parking and two-family dwellings and where the motor vehicles garages are allowed to modulate between full capacity being operated,stored or repaired are electrically pow- and the minimum capacity specified in Section 404.2. ered and, therefore, do not produce combustion by- This modulating operation must use approved detec- Products. tion devices that are capable of monitoring the carbon F]50215 Re a�r ara es Where Class I li uids c>r LP-ias are monoxide concentration in the air in the garage.Alter- � P � � �� y ��' � natively,the exhaust system must be capable of operat- stored or used within a building having a basement or pit ing eontinuously at the full rate required by this seetion �'herein flan�mable vapors could accumulate, the basement or and Table 403.3. pit shall be provided with ventilation designed to prevent the ac- cumulation of(lammable vapors therein. 502.14 Motor vehicle operation.In areas where motor vehicles operate,mechanical venlilation shall be provided in accordance :• A ventilation system must be installed in any be- with Section 403. Additionally,areas in which stati�nary motor low-grade area where flammable and combustible va- vehicles are operated shall be provided with a source capture pors might aecumulate.The ventilation system must be system that connects directly to[he motor vehicle exhaus[sys- in operation any time the repair garage is open for busi- tems. ness and any time there is a chance that vapors may Exceptions: accumulate in the below-grade area. 1. This section shall nol apply where the motor vehicles [F]502.16 Repair garages for natural gas-and hydrogen-fu- being operated or repaired are electrically powered. eled vehicles.Repair garages used for the repair of natural gas- 2. This section shall not apply to one- and two-family or hydrogen-fueled vehicles shall be provided with an approved dwellings. mechanical ventilation system.The mechanical ventilation sys- � °� 3. 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The ��- � � , ��` � �� w DP-1_000 is suitable ror a wide range of �creens �ip to ��;� � �� , , �� ° � : �, ��`��°.� � ��. 2om and also is the most cost-effective 3D pro�e�.toi on � � � �� -�� .�� -� � �� ' � ; ��"��;�� x the market tod�y. ��,�� : � �� ,. � � �� s= � �� ` �� fiy �� ;��e�r�� , � �:� � ` � � 4 .� ��^e � �� `. Fa� ��5� :.��, �y. °c4� � �� E'��'�°.� �,. � � i � ! ♦ - „� Technical specifications Digital Micro Mirror devices 3 x 0.98”DC2K dark metal devices Native resolution 2048 x 1080 Housing hermetically sealed DMD's and optical assembly Pedestal universal pedestal(optional) Lamps 1.5kW-4kW Xenon lamp size Lamp power 1.5kW-4kW Screen width(screen gain 1:8)(a?14ft1 20m-65ft Screen width(screen gain 1:3)@14ftL` 17m-56ft (")_± 10 variation possible between units Contrast 2000:1 Digital video inputs 2 x SMPTE Z92M inputs 2 x DVI input both selectable as single and dual link Prime lenses 1.G-2.5 1.75-2.4 1.95-3.2 Projector diagnostics via PC touch panel via Communicator control software via SNMP agent Power requirements 22oV 18.000 BTU/hr (with 4kW lamp) Dimensions projectoc 505(H)x 689(W)x 1018(D)mm 19.9(H)x 27.1(W)x 40.0(D)inch NB.:min.5 cm of air inlet spacing required at the bottom of projector Weight projector:90kg(1991bs) Max.ambient 35°C/95°F Options CLO-constant light output ACS-2048 SNMP agent motorized/memorized lens fows,zoom&shift automatic XYZ lamp alignment Order information R9004442 � � 1 � �__-- —_ __ , � i ( DLP * r s � f� s • y CINEM,4 �G, TEXASINSTRUMENTS �� --__----�—�-------------------------- �� "� �� t° R599148 �c� 2007 Barco ie�hnlcal spedfications are subjat tu rhanye wivio�,-[prior notice 1. 1 1 / 1 � DP-3 000 � �� =a� � �� . � ��, � ,.�, �`ix�� - I �- , . y�� . � A4I II II �� If��t� I II��1 �'�I I� f�> .„, �� I � . � ��dll w'��i I` 0 i1`' � d I � `� '�'�� ,��,�� `�� x�� Built on the r�nowned OP100 chassis, and using the �� ` � ��°��-��^�� ~ � � � � �� s� �« � ��z� �k a ��, , � ,€�g � � T2XclS �f1S�fUf11211t�S �_Z I(1C�� Lt' CI(1�f71a�� Chlp, ��1E' ��- '�:�`*� r � � �e e#�`a'� a"�.�ris Po ��"`� �. `�-'� �x�r'�4Mr��` '��e� r a6; '`r �� `�� '�� r � 3�00 is Barco's netiv Na shi — the bri htest di ital ��. � �� .�'�`� "` � � � 9 P 9 � � �� #�� E_ �� cin�ma projector in the industry. With new lenses, a �,��a'.+�'�� q �� _- � �� '� � � ' ncw optical tJesiy��, the industi��'s most effiicient 65kW � �� , � �� ' � � � '��`�� k` lamps and a rernaikal�le i7�axin�um �creen width, the �,�� A�' `°�� '�� '� � � � ° �� DP-3000 �ruly ex�mpliiies our lea:�ershi� in image qual- �'� �� E �� '` ��`�°� �� ,� k ity and enc�in�e�ing. �a� � �� , _ �� — � �� +�� .� � �� ;- � �'� � � � a�;�`�' r�`s � � +'�, �,' . � �� .5�,1� '��t=�� f�'��,�� "' �'� � �'� � � � �� '�`#%� .�"°y��, �, � � �� H �� F..�e ��'�"ry`��.s.� ,�m,t � _ .' � r � � Technical specifications Digital Miuo Mirror devices 3 x 1.2"DQK dark metal devices Native resolution 2048 x 1080 Housing hermetically sealed DMD's and optical assembly Pedestal universal pedestal(optional) Lamps 1.5kW-7kW Xenon lamp size Lamp power 1.SkW-7kW Screen width(screen gain 1:8)(a14ft1` 3om-100ft Screen width(screen gain 1:3)�a%14ftL" 25m-83ft (°)_±10 variation possible between units Contrast 2000:1 Digital video inputs 2 x SMPTE 292M inputs 2 x DVI input both selectable as sinqle and dual link Prime lenses 1.6-235 1.8-2.8 Projector diagnostics via PC touch panel via Communicator control software via SNMP agent �, Power requirements 3 x 400V+N or 3 x 220V 30.000 BTU/hr (with 6.5kW lamp) Dimensions projedor head: 640(H)x 730(W)x 1170(0)mm 24.2(H)x 28.7(W)x 46.1(D)inch powerbox: 450(H)x 329.5(W)x 473.7(D)mm 17.7(H)x 13.0(W)x 18.6(D)inch Weight projectoc 125kg(Z751bs) powerbox:3okg(661bs) Max.ambient 35°C/95°F Options CLO-constant light output anamorphic lens fitting(1.25 x) ACS-2048 SNMP agent motorized/memorized lens focus,zoom fr shift Order information R9004480 � � �: a ; st / __ .------ —--- ___— _ � I I DLP CINEMA TFXASINSTRUMENTS I J i 1-1 R549147 �a: 2007 Barco i,�hnic.! I �'.I'.�itl��i� :ubl��it I 1 l��,vity t �i�-�ti�<� 1. 1 1 t � TABLE OF CONTENTS ,inebistro Wall and Ceiling Material Data Flame Abbreviations: Description: Location: Spread Notes: Class: 1. AT-Ol Acoustical Ceiling Tile Theatres 1,2,&3,Restaurant,&Theatre Lobby A 2. AT-02 Acoustical Ceiling Tile Offices/Operations A 3. AT-03 Acoustical Ceiling Tile Kitchen,Janitor,Storage,&Service Stations A 4. FB-01,f6-02,F6,03 Fabric Wall Panels Theatre 1 Walls A S. FB-04 Fabric Wall Covering Entrance Wall A 6. FB-06 Wall Covering Corridor Walls A - 7. PT-Ol Paint General Areas A 8. PT-02 Paint General Areas A 9. PT-04 Paint Offices A 10. PT-05 Paint Theatres,Corridor,&Bar A 11. WC-01 Acoustic Wall Covering Theatres 1,2,&3 A 12. -- Silentwall Theatre 1,2,&3 Walls A Specification Such As:FC No.129 Class B Fire Retardant Varnish Restaurant/Bar B Flame Control Coating used to achieve a Class B Rating on WO-01&WD-02 13. WD-01,WD-02 B Flame Control Coatin used to achieve a Class B Ratin on WD-01&WD-02 Specification Such As:FC No.130 Class B Varnish Topcoat Restaurant/Bar g g Note:Reference Sheets A2.1.2 and A2.1.3 for Finish Legend EQUIPMENT �, F�BRIC i ! SPECIFICATION FIMSH i�l FURNITURE I� LIGHTING L, OTHER —� ._ ____. _�e._ ��. __ �..__ Project Name-# CINEBISTRO SOLARIS-0833 Specitied by MONICA SANTAYANA _._._ _....,... _...,, _____._ __ _ _.�.�. ,.�..__ , _........� Specification# AT-01 � 100 North Biscayne Boulevard,27th Floor,Miami,FL 33132 �� _.. �.. Item ACOUSTICAL CEILING TILE .____„�__.,,._.__ , _ .> voice: 305 372 5222 fax: 305 577 4521 Area THEATER 1,2,3 AND RESTAURAN Theatre Lobby ate 12/5/2008 � ______.____. _ ____ �Y_ µ .�. .._. �_ —� _.. _ _. . . �___�__. ._�____.� Location SEE DWGS Rev. Uate �-----__ -::._ w.___. v __..______��.____w;.._.__._�,� � ___._ �_ _-_______�._.__.-- —�._:_.� Mau�afacti�rer �ECH STYLE � Rev. � � bv�� _�� ___.. __.. -� Source Fo�uvtAS Ship to 630 ISLAND ROAD _� __ - -- � � �_.,._ _. _ _ _ _. ___.._�J � MIAMI ��FL 33137 � � Contact/Phone �EX HIDALGO �� (305)572-1120 � � �� Date of Quote (--�--_.. � Quote#� � ContactlPhone ..�,�....�..��_.....�______..�w._�.___�.._..__,_.� _ � _ ._.____�_______i � Style/'I'ype FABRIC ACOUSTICAL TILE � C.O.M. �� 1 __....�._.___., _. _----- � Pattern CLASSIC CLIP � Flamespread � �.._. Color BLACK � Weight �T_ � Size �24"x 48" � Width �Y � Finish � Repeat � � Class �� Tvpe �� _ ( Application �� ___� Site Measurement Req'd: ( _ _.__� ____..w __ , �� _._--._._____.__.____ � #_........_�...._..___---.___ Quantity Unit Price TOTAL ��.�� _ .� i�.�.-�_�.___�.______._____- Status � �y�M ^N�~�f A^m� Lead Time �� _ �� Notes # Image/Sample � Mw��T � � �� AT—Ol zYSCOVicH PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS ' � Techstyle� ACOUSTICAL CEILINGS � � � —,.. r� e_: > I . ' ; , _.�m.,_.� _ _._�.�._...__..�_� — — ['�A� _ �� { u �. � :: : �4 v l , Yk k ��.:� .m � :..� �.__,� � � ._.__-�•�� ,. \�„-, ,>.,,'',lf, 9 ; PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS _ _ _ _ __�_________��_CLASSIC SERIES � � Substrate Acoustical mat � Color ❑White ❑ Off-white ❑ Black ' Surface Finish Polyester Non-woven � Panel Series Thickness 1-1�8" Sizes: �24"x 24" � 30"x 30" � ❑24"x 48" ❑ 30"x 60" �24"x 60" ❑ 48"x 48" '"�° ❑ 24"x 72" ❑48"x 60" ❑48"x 72" Acoustical Ratings NRC 0.85(ASTM C 423) CAC 17 w/no backer,(ASTM E 1414) Light Reflectance LR-1 (77%)(ASTM E 1477) (white only) Surface Burning Class A(1)(ASTM E 84)(ASTM 1264) Flame <_25 SttEOke s 50 Moisture Resistance Resistant to 95%humidiiy in 104°F temperature Thermal Resistance N/A Fungal Resistance Resisitant(ASTM C 1338) Weight of Panel 0.30 pounds per square foot Warranty 10 year Limitetl M�q Acceptance(376-02-M) ICC Approval(ER-6138) CHPS Passed *Test results available upon request �:. Hunterpou IasContra For additional technical details, go to g www.hunterdouglascontract.com/ceilings CEILINGS �66.556.1235 AT-�1 �--- EQUIPMENT , � FABRIC �� SPECIFICATION FINISH ��', FURNITURE i J LIGHTING ��; OTNER � ' _�.�. _ e�..�.�...�_�._.._.� Project NAme-# CINEBISTRO SOLARIS-0833 Specitied by MONICA SANTAYANA __._ _.._. _._., .._.._.__. _�_.._.__.__._.�..._��__..�__._.....,__._._.............___._��.,_,�M......_! Specificat�ioa# AT 02 � 100 North Biscayne Boulevard,27th Floor,Miami,FL 33132 � Wr.aa ._....._�e .e __�_..,...�.._,_.,�__..��..�..,�.,_._._.__ Item ACOUSTICAL CEILING TILE � voice: 305 372 5222 fax: 305 577 4521 �______M�._._.____...,.__ _� Area � ^ � � lssue Date 12/5/2008 �� operations - _.�._.__.��.M�.�----�-� �..____.__�______________ - Location Rev.Date ; ____.__._. ..._.___ _.�...�__ __. � , __.�__.__ _._� __:._�..___.__._�_�_��_ __ _ _� .---- M�nufact��rer °ARMSTRONG �� Rev. �� by � I� Source ARMSTRONG Ship to � PO BOX 3001 � __... _ _ . __,...__,_________�_��____.�� _ � �� LANCASTER PA 17604 � � Contact/Phone BASILIOS K[LZI �(305)807-3935 � �� Date of Quote _ �_� Quote# � Contact/Phone ..._.__.......� _____.�__�..__� �..�._...___._... �� _�___� - - Sty�e/7'ype ULT[MA FINE TEXTURE � C.O.M. WITH FIRE GUARD � �_.� � ____� _.�.�Ma ---- . _ _.,._ _ �_ .___ ._.____��.____.______ Pattern �SQUARE LAY-IN ( Flamespread �� Color �WHITE I Weight � 1 Size �24°x 24" � Width � � Fiaish � Repeat Class _�_TYPe j__ � APPlication �a__,__�..__�...� �...._._.__._W.�,. Site Measurement Req'd:�� ____ �_____ � -_ - �� Quantity � Unit Pnce ` � TOTAL �Y� � �_��___.__._ _._,_..._, .., ,.......__.._.�m�_V______.�...�._.__.�.,,._ _____w. _..___.......� ___.._.�.___,,.——__�.�1 Status � Lead Time � �-k�------ Notes _.� __.__.. . ._.,.., _._._. _.. ... WITH FIRE GUARD _aw__�.._�.�..�w�_�___.__��...�...�.�..n._._._ ..._.m...�._.�__�_�� _._mA___.�.�,.� .e�.e _..�. e_.m..___. _�_,..__�,__._,_�_w_�.�.m..__� Image/Sample � � AT-02� Ultima by Armstrong . PRODUCT SPECIfIGAIIOt�S � ��/r1� t6.ew<enu.. Vweaf Goaume r�sllty.�� Ultima . - Ultima combines the exceptionally impact and scretch- resistant DuraBrite surface and excellent sound absorption in a smooth, nondirectional visuai that fits a wide variety of grid options. HumiGuard Plus no sag performance and BioBiock paint to inhibit surface growth of mold and mildew.Coordinates with Optima for mixed (open/closed plan)applicatlons and available as a TechZoneT"'Ceiling Syscem. Click here for more detaiEs and producE availaCility. CSick here for information about new high retycled content products. (Items 1912HRC, 1415HRC, 1411HRC, 1914HRC) Enlarge Texture: Fine Durability: �� ,q Installed Cost: � Enlarge Beveled Tegular 9/16 IN Item# Dimensions Color Acoustics Fire Light Sag Resist Artti- VOC Formal- Resist Reflect microbial dehyde . � �C7 _.... . , 30 X . . . .. .. ,..,- ..... .... � 30 X � i NRC.OJO �� Class A � 1905 , 3/4 IN '-white� CAQ 35 '.. �� , 0.90 Standard �, BioBlock+ No Added . ❑ '� AC N/A ��,. ': �,. �'�. ... 1912 � 24 X '.. . � NRC:OJO � � 24 X '�. Class A � FlumiGuard '�. : � 3/4 IN White CAC� 35 ��, �� . 0.90 P��S ��. BIO81otk+ j No Added '�, � �; AC:N/A . . I 1912HRC 24 x � . # j NRCOJO �� 24 X �� Class A �� HumiGuard '. ( 3/4 IN Whde� CAC: 35 _ �� !, 0.90 � p��s BioBlock+ � No Added �1, � :. AC:N/A �,� i t : ! { ' i .i.. .,. .. . . . .... . . . . ... . . . . . .._. . . .__.. ._ ._. . . 1915 Z4 X NRC:OJO . � � 48 X '�. Class A ��. HumiGuard ��. ! White'� CAC. 35 0.90 �, BioBlock+ j No Added ��,,,. 3/41N �� (UL) , Plus �.. ,. r � , . AC:N/A ', � l� t 1915HRC � Z4 X � � � NRQ0.70 '�. �� 48 X �� Class A ��. ' HumiGuard '� � 3/4 IN ��.White CAC• 35 �� 0.90 P1U5 '�. BioBlock+ No Added ��. � AC N/A '�.. , .. '�. 12 X . , '., . 24 X NRC:N/A �� '. ��. ClassA ! HumiGuard �� 1916 ��. 3/4 IN White'�. CAC:N/A ��, (�� ' 0.90 � P�US ��. BioBlock+ No Added ' � '�. AC:N/A ��. ��. �. � Beveted Tegular 15/16 IN p ��I�i AT-02 http://www.armstrong.com/commceilingsna/ceil ing_family_detail.jsp?productLineId=47.0... 12/5/2008 EQUIPMENT F�gRTC ! ' SPECIFICATION FINISH �� FURNITURE ,] LIGHTING I ' OTHER �� _._.__._.._.___ �._�.��..._.___�__ Project Name-# CINEBISTRO SOLARIS-0833 Speci�ed by MONICA SANTAYANA ______._.... . . __.._. � Speciticatian# AT 03 ` 100 North Biscayne Boulevard,27th Floor,Miami,FL 33132 Item ACOUSTICAL CEILING TILE i voice: 305 372 5222 fax: 305 577 4521 �..w..__. . _.__... '�'� 12/5/2008 Area �KITCHEN, JANITOR AND STORAGE service stations __ �.__�_._. __ _ _..�___._.� � _ _,..__ _�a...�_._ r __. ._�___ Location SEE DWGS. � Re�. Date ( V__V-___________� .. _,.._�.�_ _�_._____...__ ._......�.__._.�.�._ __.._ _.... Manufacturer ARMSTRONG � Rev. �� bv� � � Source �ARMSTRONG Ship to � ;PO BOX 3001 � _._ . __...___.__.. � ' � � LANCASTER ��A 17604 � � ContactlPhone BASILIOS KILZI �(305)807-3935 � � �� Date of Quote �� j Quote#�—�uY-_.-Y'� Contact/Phone _,,,__�_......�...� _.-.j ��._ _ _________ _._ _... Style/Type CLEAN ROOM SMOOTH TEXTURE � C.O.M. WITH FIRE GUARD � �_ �-- --° _ ___._ u�m�___.�-----_�___--�– P i_.-°--= _., . _ „____._ __ Pattern �SQUARE LAY-IN � Flames read � � Color �WHITE � � Weight M � �__ ! Size 24��X 48" � Width � 1 ��..__,� -- - F inish � � Repeat � � .�. _. .,. _.._ Class �� ,.�� Type � � Application � Site Measurement Req'd: _� �.___�.�.._.___�_.._ � � _ m_______� .�. I Quantity _._. �._.� Unit Price � � TOTAL � � .,.,,. _.__,____._,_.. �. _______._.. __�_____...._._._...n�..____� �__ Status � � Lead Time � Notes ___�_____...... _ . .. _. _... *WITH FIRE GUARD Image/Sample � � � v��m �� AT-03 �,o �r� � . � ZYSCOVICH Clean Room MYLAR, � �� '_�,� �, �� a�� / Q� `,( � LEED Cred�ts PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS Clean Room Y � CX Y L Waste Recycled local Renewable Low-Emitting �aylight Fnr.rgy MgreiC Content Mate.riafs Matr.rials Materials &Views smoolh texture ✓ ✓' ✓ ✓ mQr�� .c«a��s��o��,�c. Key Selection Attributes TypicaF Applications $��, Y�C=v • Clean Rooms up to Class 5(Class 100) • Durable Clean Room Mylar& • Applicabie for food preparation Scrubbable Clean Room Vl areas(unperforated only) Soil-resistamt • Clean rooms Color Washabfe • Ki[chens/fooci / • 30-Year Limited System WaRanty / � against visible sag,mold/mildew and ' �o�Pectional visual ceduces preparation areas �� bacterial growth ins[alla[ion time and scrap • Laboratories • Good sound absorption • Surgical areas/ whrte(Wti) WhIF2 with Emergency rooms �jPa��om • MRI rooms ' MVLAR� VL(Perforated) • �avatories/restrooms Performance Selection J�3O% Visual Selection Oots represent hi�hest level of performance. Z°�� — UL Classrfied ��"•�� ',w f r-- ' Acoustics FRre Light Sag AnG- VOC Recycling NHC CAC Rating Reflect Res'tst Microbiai Formaidehyde Program Durable Grid Edge Item � � � � � � .��.'�,, Face Profile Number Dimensions L+J Clean Room MYLAR Ficl�U�iit-Cl�ss 5(.lass�100} _ ______ 15/t6" Square 1715 Z'x Z'x 3{4" ❑ 0.55 35 CfassA 0.79 HumiGuard+ BioBlock+ Low - Scrub Soil Wash or lay-in 1715M 600 x 600 x�9mm _ � � � � � t-t!2" 1716 2'x 4'x 3!4" � 6.55 35 �Ciass A 0.79 Low - ��1716M 600 x 1200 x 19mm � � � � � Clean Room MYLAR Border Unit-Class 5{Class 1�0) 15/16" Square 1720 2'x 2'x 5/8" ❑ N!A 35 Class A 0.79 Low - or lay-in 1720M 600 x 600 x 1 Smm � � � � � �-��2�� 1721 2'x 4'x 5/8" � N/A 35 Class A 0.79 Low - 1_J��1721 M 600 x 1200 x 15mm � � � � � Clean Room VL Unperforated-Class51Cl�iss'�OV __________ —._----- � 15/16" Square 868 2'x 2'x 5!8" ❑ N/A 40 Fire Guard O.BO Low - or lay�in 866M 600 x 600 x 15mm • • • • � � � �"��z� I�--,� 870 2'z 4'x 518" � N/A 4o Fire GiEard 0.80 Low - L--J�� 870M 600 x 1200 x 15mm � � � � � � � VL Perforated 15/16" Square 869 2'x Z'x 5/8" ❑ 0.55 35 Fire Guard U.78 Low - lay-in 869M 600 x 600 x 15mm • • � � � � (j�� 871 2'x 4'x 518" � 0.55 35 Fire Guard 0.78 Low �J�� 871M 600 x 1200 x 75mm • • � • • • � Instaliations in Healthcare facilities need to meet HIPAA oral privacy req��ements Note:For assistance on proper Clean Room installation,contact TechLine at 1 877 ARMSTRONG. Physical Data — -- ___ ------ Material up to,but not induding,standing water � 868,869-1.10 Ibs/SF;46 SF/ctn Wet-formed mineral fiber and outdoa applications. � 870,871-1.11 Ibs/SF;64 SF/ctn Surface Finish Low Formaldehyde � 30-Year Performance Guarantee&Warranty Information 1715,1716,1720,1721- Low Formaldehyde-contributing less See warranty information at armstrong.com/ceilings Soil-resistant polyester film than 13.5 ppb in rypical conditions per � qPp��cation Considerations 868,870,869,871- ASHRAE Standard 62,"Ventilation for 'I Clean Room MYLAR Vinyl-faced membrane Acceptable Indoor Air Qualiry,"California lf acoustical absorption is required,specify a combination of field and Fire Performance Code Title 24,and other building types in ( border units—field units for use as futl size panels only;border units CHPS SecUOn 1350. I 1715,1716,1720,1721- ASTM E84 � for use where panels must be cut on thejob(borders,sprinkler head and CAN/ULC 5102 surface burning Anti MoldlMildew&Bacteria penetrations,etc.) characteris[ics.Flame Spread Index BioBlockw Plus contains an anti- VL Perforated 25 or less.Smoke Devebped Index microbial treatment and provides g69,871-VL Perforated is not intended for kitchen/food preparation 50 or less.(UL labeled) guaranteed resistance against growth applications.Use unperforated product-868,870. 868,869,870,871-Fire Guard: of mold/mildew and Gram-�sitive and For areas that require high scrubbability,Clean Roorn VL has been tested A fire resistive ceiling when used in Gram-nega[ive odor/stain-causing to withstand I0,000 scrub cycles. applicable UL assemblies bacteria for 30 years. ASTM E 1264 Classification Insulation Value Clean Room VL product is not appropriate for applications where 1715,1776,1720,1721- Type IV, R Factor-1.5(BTU units) germicidal lamps are being used. Form 2,Pattem G H R Factor-0.26(Watts uni[s) Recommended Suspension System 868,870-Type IV,Form 2,Pattern E gackloading Recommendation Items Suspension System 869,871-Type IV,Form 2,P2ttern C E Contact TechLine for specific informa[ion 1715,1716,172D, 15/16"PREIUDE'' Fife Class A 1721,868,670 1-1/2"or 15116"CLEAN ROOM Weight;Square FeeUCarton - Sag Resistance 1715-1.02 Ibs1SF;48 SF/ctn 868,870 15/16"PRE W DE XL Fire Guard H�miGuard`" Pltis-superior resistance 1716-1.02 Ibs/SF;64 SF/ctn 869,871 to sagging in high humidity conditions 1720-l.04 Ibs/SF;48 SNctn NOTE Fw Clean Room ins[alfaCions use Clean Room MYIAR or Clean Room UL 1721-1.17 IbslSF;64 SHctn onty with Armstrong Clean Room Gnd Systems. /��O� TechLine`"/1 877 ARMSTRONG �1 1 877 276 7876 �� armstrong.com/ceilings(search:clean room) (Q�''"'''�'"'�`° CS-3044-108 ��-AWI Licensing Company,2008 • Prinled in[he United States of America �9 EQUIPMENT � ] ��BRIC i� 5PECIFICA7,ION FINISH � FURNITURE �� LIGNTING � OTHER _.. _ __.__ Project Name-# CINEBISTRO SOLARIS-0833 Specitied by� MONICA SANTAYANA � _w_ . .. ._.. _. Specification# FB-�l � 100 North Biscayne Boulevard,27th Floor, Miami, FL 33132 �.____.� �� _ ..�.. __.___._ ___�_ _ _._..�..... [tem FABRIC ,� voice: 305 372 5222 fax: 305 577 4521 �.________._..__. Area THEATER#1 WALL PANELS �� Issue Date 12/5/2008 ..L4 An � �� Location SEE DWG. �� I Rev.Date � �A � Ma��ufacturer MAHARAM � Re�• �_ � �Y� � �._._.�._�..e__� Source MAHARAM Ship to _� 916 JOSEPH E.LOWERY BLVD NW # ] . .,_ .W______ .._� SUITE 6 �� ] ATLANTA� GA �30318 Y �� Contact/Phone ZANDY RODON � V�(305)446-8905 � m ^�^. Vmmm� Date of Quote �� Quote# � � Contact/Phone _��._._�...._. _._.V...� �_______.�..�____._ Style/Type CUSTOM �� C.�.M. � � �� 1 �_____m__.w. � r._m Pattern �CUSTOM VELOUR 003010/030 � Flamespread �100%TREVIRA CS POLYESTER � Color EVIDENCE � Weight � � Sire � Width 54"W � Finish ( Repeat NONE ___._a_......__,___......__� Class � � Type � � Application �V��ERTI��CAL INST.TUFTED PANELS Site Measurement Req'd: � �_______�. ._____ Quantity �� Unit Price�-�� TOTAL �� mm .�___.�._ ��.._ __..� __ _ __.�._..__ _.__-___..._._� Status � � Lead Time � � � Notes __...._N..., ___ ,�_. �w.a...__ ..,.,,.___ _ .amm� __.___.__, .�_ ..�..__.__.. __,_�_. ._._.___.m_ _._�� _______ _�_. �..�_�_„ *DIAMOND SHAPED TUFTED PANEL. SEE ELEVATIONS/DETAILS DWGS.FOR SHAPE SIZE AND PANEL DIMENSIONS. *VERTICAL [NSTALLATION,TUFTED PANELS. SEE DWGS. *SEE SAMPLE (mage/Sample � �-� FB-01� . _ . EQUIPMENT I _, ��BRIC �� SPECIFICATIQN FINISH I FURNITURE ] LIGHTING �_� OTNER �--- _ ._ _ _._.�__._____...______.____.�............................... Project Name-# CINEBISTRO SOLARIS-0833 Specified by MONICA SANTAYANA � r __. . __.. _. .. _.. �.a..�_.._..��___,.,...w�.____..___,._.�...._.._._�.�.�._�� ..._...w__._._.�..._ Specification# j'i$ 02 ' 100 North Biscayne Boulevard,27th Floor, Miami, FL 33132 ___.__ _ _..m� .��._. �.� _______._______ __._ _ _. Item �FABR[C � voice: 305 372 5222 fax: 305 577 4521 Area THEATER#2 WALL PANELS � � Issue Date 12/5/2008 � � �.�_._...�. - _ .__._� ---- ---�----°- � Locatian SEE DWG �� Rev.DateYU �� V�� _�._„_.�._ iYtanufacturer MAHARAM � Rev. �� by I ��._�� Source MAHARAM Ship to ___,� 916 JOSEPH E.LOWERY BLVD NW f � �SUITE 6 f _ ___.Y .� _____�. , �-��--•------; ATLANTA GA �w30318 � � _ �.___._ � Contact/Phone ZANDY RODON µ �(305)446-8905 ^ � Date of Quote � � � Quote#�� Conkact/Phone ,.,_....___._._._...� �____.��.� Style/Type CUSTOM �� C.O.M. �._._..... �� Pattern �CUSTOM VELOUR 003010/027 ( Flamespread �100°/a TREVIRA CS�POLYESTER � Color SPARE ( Weight �� Size � Width 54"W � Finish � Repeat � � Class �� _�._.� Type �� Application VERTICAL INST.TUFTED PANELS � ___.__�.�__�._____ Site Measurement Req'd:� ( Quantity �__-- �M_..�__. [Jnit Price ��_.� � TOTAL ��_�_ -�_f Status �� Lead Time �� _____� Notes �___...._ . __ . .._...a_..».. ...._. . , __ _ m_____ .�___ ._. , __..._. �. _ _ _��. _ ..._�__.._.____� _ .______ �.__.__�________ __�_ * SQUARE SHAPED TUFTED PANEL. SEE ELEVATIONS/DETAILS DWGS. FOR SHAPE SIZE AND PANEL DIMENSIONS. *VERT[CAL INSTALLATION,TUFTED PANELS. SEE DWGS. * SEE SAMPLE � __�a. _.��am�.a�___.� , ��.�_�. ..,..ul I mage/Sample � �� FB-02� EQUIPMENT � , �ABRIC ,�� SPECIFICATlON FINISH 1 FURNITURE �_ I LIGHTING i� OTHER L-� - --__.___....___.___......_�....______...._.._. Project Name-# CINEBISTRO SOLARIS-0833 Specitied by MONICA SANTAYANA � ____ ...,_ .._ _.._. �--_--��_,__._�.____._____�..._...,._._�._�._�_._��...__.._..... Specitication# �FB �3 �` 100 North Biscayne Boulevard,27th Floor,Miami, FL 33132 __._.�.__ �__ __._.��_._�._ _..,.�. � (tem �FABRIC �� voice: 305 372 5222 fax: 305 577 4521 .��.�__._ Area THEATER#3 WALL PANELS Issue Date (�12/5'/2008 � f�--w—^ __�._. . ,_.. __-�___._.ww _�..�.� _.�__. _ H �� ____�� ____.�. __.______�_.m_____ Location SEE DWG �� Rev.Date � Manufacturer �MAHARAM �""_`��Wrv��____�� Rev. � b,y� – �� Source MAHARAM Ship to I 916 JOSEPH E.LOWERY BLVD NW ______�.�.____..�.�___.�.1 i SUITE 6 ��ma� ( � ATLANTA� GA 30318 � � ________.... �� [__ _I Contact/Phone ZANDY RODON �(305)446 8905 ____� �� Date of Quote �� Quote#�� Contact/Phone � � _ __ _.�.� Style/Type CUSTOM �_�� C.O.M. _�._.__.__� _ ��..,_._� Pattern CUSTOM VELOUR 003010/031 Fiamespread 100%TREVIRA CS POLYESTER,..,.,.,.,�� ,_ —__.________ Color 855 DARK TAN �� , Weight � � Size � Width 54"W _� Finish � Repeat �� --- __.._. Class � { Tvpe � � Application VERTICAL INST.TUFTED PANELS � _.___�._._..rw� • l- --- --.,_�___�.�.__ n ._..�a� SiYe Measurement�Req'd:� ��_� � �� j __._W.___ � _� Quantity � Unit Price � �� TOTAL �� rvN�LL V��.�___, _.�.. __�� ;____,_ _ ___ � �_M_r__ _..__.�_.. �._�e�_ --.�_.._� Lead Time Status _,_____, ._.._ 1- Notes _._...., . .�__._.. . .__� _____ ___,_____._ �._.._n________.__�._._m_ _-�_.._m__ _�,_,_ ---.. _ .._��....___ .—_____ �* STAGGERED'PLANKS SHAPED TUFTED PANEL. SEE INTERIOR ELEVATION/DETAILS DWGS. FOR SHAPE SIZE AND PANEL DIMENSIONS. �*VERTICAL INSTALLATION,TUFTED PANELS. SEE DWGS. `* SEE SAMPLE � .�_�. _enA.e__ .�.,__.__..A�.___m. _�.�_.�_-__ �a__r_�..�..�w_.._ �...�..__.m.....��a..�.�_�_ �_.._mmn._.��.._�..�_�e._�_.__Wa__�� _,._.w_...�.,___a�mn_�._ Image/Sample � �-��~ FB-03� COMMERCIAL TESTIMG COMPRMY I � �-- �,> 1215 South Hamilton Street • Post Office Box 985 �Dalton,GA 30722 � f y � Telephone(706)278-3935 •Facsimile(706)278-3936 Standard Method of Test for Surface Burning Characteristics of Building Materials ASTM E 84--09 Custom Velour-100%Trevira CS Polyester Report Number 09-04108 Test Number 4065-6169 Apri16,2009 Maharam Hauppauge,New York � Commercial Testing Company ��;�,�.�.�.�- (Aufhorized Signature) This report is provided for the exclusive use of the client to zuhom it is addressed.It may be used in its entirety to gain product acceptance from duly constituted authorities. The test results presented in this report apply only to the samples tested and are not necessarily indicatiae of apparent iclentical or similar materials. Sample selection and identification zuere proaided by the client.A sampling plan,if described in the referenced test procedure,zvas not necessarily followed. This report,or the name of Commercial Testin Com an ,shall not be used under an circumstance in adaertisin to the eneral ublic. TESTED TO BE SURE� Since 1974 � _ �"` INTRODUCTION This report is a presentation of results of a surface flammability test on a material submitted by Maharam, Hauppauge,New York. The test was conducted in accordance with the ASTM International fire test response standard E 84-09, Surface Burning Chnracteristics of Building Materinls, sometimes referred to as the Steiner tunnel test. This test is applicable to exposed surfaces such as walls and ceilings.The test is conducted with the specimen in the ceiling position with the surface to be evaluated exposed face down to the ignition source. The ASTM E 84 test method is the technical equivalent of NFPA No.255 and UL No.723. This standard is used to measure and describe the response of materials, products, or assemblies to heat and flame under controlled conditions, but does not by itself incorporate all factors required for fire—hazard or fire—risk assessment of materials,products,or assemblies under actual fire conditions. PURPOSE The purpose of the test is to provide only the comparative measurements of surface flame spread and smoke development of materials with that of select grade red oak and fiber—reinforced cement board, Grade II, under specific fire exposure conditions.The test exposes a nomina124-foot long by 20-inch wide test specimen to a controlled air flow and flaming fire adjusted to spread the flame along the entire length of a red oak specimen in 5.50 minutes. During the 10-minute test duration, flamespread over the specimen surface and density of the resulting smoke are measured and recorded. Test results are calculated relative to red oak, which has an arbitrary rating of 100, and fiber—reinforced cement board, Grade II,which has a rating of 0. The test results are expressed as Flame Spread Index and Smoke Developed Index. The Flame Spread Index is defined in ASTM E 176 as "a number or classification indicating a comparative measure derived from observations made during the progress of the boundary of a zone of flame under defined test conditions." The Smoke Developed Index, a term specific to ASTM E 84, is defined as "a number or classification indicating a comparative measure derived from smoke obscuration data collected during the test for surface burning characteristics." There is not necessarily a relationship between the two measurements. The method does not provide for measurement of heat transmission through the surface tested, the effect of aggravated flame spread behavior of an assembly resulting from the proximity of combustible walls and ceilings,or classifying a material as noncombustible solely by means of a Flame Spread Index. The zero reference and other parameters critical to furnace operation are verified on the day of the test by conducting a 10—minute test using 1/4—inch fiber—reinforced cement board, Grade II. Periodic tests using NOFMA certified 23/32—inch select grade red oak flooring provide data for the 100 reference. TEST SAMPLE The test sample, selected by the client, was identified as Custom Velour—100% Trevira CS Polyester, a textile fabric with a total weight of 14.6 ounces per square yard. The material was conditioned to equilibrium in an atmosphere with the temperature maintained at 71 ±2°F and the relative humidity at 50 ±5 percent. For testing, two lengths of the fabric, one measuring 2 feet wide by 15 feet in length and one measuring 2 feet wide by 9 feet in length,were free laid over a 2—inch hexagonal wire mesh supported by 1/4—inch diameter steel rods spanning the ledges of the tunnel furnace at 24—inch intervals.This method of auxiliary sample support is described in Appendix Xl of the E 84 standard, Guide to Mounting Methods,Sections X1.1.2.2(a)and X1.1.2.3. TEST RESUtTs The test results, calculated on the basis of observed flame propagation and the integrated area under the recorded smoke density curve, are presented below.The Flame Spread Index obtained in E 84 is rounded to the nearest number divisible by five. Smoke Developed Indices are rounded to the nearest number divisible by five unless the Index is greater than 200. In that case, the Smoke Developed Index �' �'" is rounded to the nearest 50 points. The flame spread and smoke development data are presented graphically at the end of this report. Test S ecimen Flame S read Index Smoke Develo ed Index Fiber—Reinforced Cement Board,Grade II 0 0 Red Oak Floorin 100 100 Custom Velour—100%Trevira CS Pol ester 5 110 OBSERVATIONS Specimen ignition over the burners occurred at 0.07 minute. Surface flame spread was observed to a maximum distance of 1.28 feet beyond the zero point at 0.57 minute. The maximum temperature recorded during the test was 525°F. CLASSIFICATION The Flame Spread Index and Smoke Developed Index values obtained by ASTM E 84 tests are frequently used by code officials and regulatory agencies in the acceptance of interior finish materials for various applications. The most widely accepted classification system is described in the National Fire Protection Association publication NFPA 101 Life Safety Code,where: Class A 0 — 25 Flame Spread Index 0—450 Smoke Developed Index Class B 26 — 75 Flame Spread Index 0—450 Smoke Developed Index Class C 76 — 200 Flame Spread Index 0—450 Smoke Developed Index Class A, B, and C correspond to Type I, II, and III respectively in other codes. They do not preclude a material being otherwise classified by the authority of jurisdiction. � � � ASTM E 84 TEST DATA Client: Maharam Test Number: 4065-6169 Material Tested: Custom Velour- 100%Trevira CS Polyester Date: April 6, 2009 Test Results: Time to Ignition = 00.07 minutes Maximum Flamespread Distance = 01.28 feet Time to Maximum Spread = 00.57 minutes Flame Spread Index = 5 Smoke Developed Index = 110 20 18 16 14 � 12 � 10 c m N 8 0 6 4 2 0 Time,minutes 100 90 80 0 70 � 60 c � 50 .� � 40 m � 30 20 10 0 Time,minutes � EQUIPMENT ; FABRIC �� SPECIFICATI4N FINISH � 1 FURNITURE I � LIGHTING � OTHER —� �_. __-___. _...-� Project Name-# CINEBISTRO SOLARIS-0833 Specitied by� (MONICA SANTAYANA 'y, TM%V y rv %µ � _,.. _ _._ _._..; i_.. 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Uate �3/31/2009 � ,_ .�v.� �.m .�..�___ M:in�afacYurer MAJILITE CORPORATION�� Rev. �1� by�MARIA AGOSTINI � -�-�� .� �.m__..____ � Source MAJILITE CORPORATION T Ship to ��N q I 1530 BROADWAY ROAD j � � _, _. �._....�.__.. � � DRACUT MA 01826 ( � _____.�_ Contact/Phone BRAD HORWITZ ��(786)942-7970 � � ] Date of Quote µ J Quote#� J Contact/Phone � ____.� , � _ _m._ -- - Style/Type PDR 9103 � C'.O.M. �SEE ATTACHED CUT SHEET�� .--�--..�.____._ �.�_ �.w_.._____�� __..�.n.�..� �.._.�_ Pattern � m � Flamespread �NFPA 260/CAL 117 SECTION E PASS� Color �CEMENT UNDERGLASS Weight 7 OZ/SQ TD V � �y��'j Size �� ( Width 54"W (FABRIC) � Finish µ ( Repeat �N/A �.....___� �_____.._.w_ _ ..�. Class UFAC CLASS 1�j Type � � Application VERTICAL INST TUFTED PANELS � �� ________.J _.�..��.._ SiYe Measurement Req'd: ( �._..._�._._�________.__.�._ � _____ _ __a____.___..._,_..M Quantity � Unit Pr�ce ��. _ � TOTAL � �� Status �� j Lead Time � �...______�_.,�! �.-.�_�.�__u�__._.__. 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Project Name-# CINEBISTRO SOLARIS-0833 Specitiecl by MONICA SANTAYANA ; _._. _...�_ �___.._ .�..,__� _..._�._,.,_.. _.. w_._.��...��._��_ ..�..��M,. ._._.a Specification# �PT-01 ; 100 North Biscayne Boulevard,27th Floor, Miami, FL 33132 �...._._ - Item PAINT �� -vmm�NYU��µm�Y-.v-^^� voice: 305 372 5222 fax: 305 577 4521 �.__._______ Area GENERAL AREAS �� Issue Date 12/5/2008 �w� �._.p__._�_�� _____�.____._..m�_..__.�_�.________.._.____�___ __ __�._�_...� .��n _- Location �SEE DWG �� Rev. Date � �.___..�,�___�, _.....�.w__ .---.___,.www._w_ �_. ___� MAnufacturer �BENJAMIN MOORE�� Rev. �� by �� Source BENJAMIN MOORE Ship to �� . .__.__._.._,.... _. ( � ___._W.____._.,._.,..,.�_ _,..�_,..._....____._...._____.._.� � __,._�—�.�.��____� �� Contact/Phone �A LEHMAN �� (305)253-2085 �� _.e.._._..._..°_�..._.._ .A. �..__ Date of Quote � Quote# � Contact/Phone __..._w....�.______..�.._. � Stylel'Type � � C.(�.M. � _....___�� _ � Pattern ( Flamespread � � �.__,.__.__.._._._._w Color �BEAR CREEK 1470 � Weight Site � Width �� ___ Finish �SATIN � � Repeat � _ ___��-° ` C:lass �� Type � ( Application � � �._�__�._ - Site Measurement Req'd;�mm.� N�-��T7^`^ � _- _W, _ ___- �__ __. Quantity � � � Unit Price� �µ�� TOTAL �u _� Status � YV��N.�� LeadTime � vv� �� M� Notes ��_.__�. _ __m�m�.� ,._---.----m �..��, _._____.e___..� _m.._.__,_.__, __.___.__.___ Image/Sample _ w ...__. ..... .._ .... _, _._ ... . __w... ..... .. .... .......v _..._.. . _w_..._. _._._._ W.�____..... _._ ��.... �_._._... _�. .__ . � �_ _._...__ ._.._______ � PT-01( � AU RAR �en'arrii� I'�oarem SATIN WATERBORNE � ��«t� INTERIOR PAINT 526 ..- •Extreme hide never more •Provides a mildew resistant AURA�Satin Finish is art of an innovative paint and than two coa�s in any color coating P •Color Lock°Technology, •Stains wash off easily colorant system integrating the best technologies to deliver no color rub-off superior durability for any color along with the promise of long lasting beauty. In addition to using 100%acrylic latex, •Good touch up •Self priming proprietary resins have been incorporated to give the product its •Easy application •Long lasting fresh look extraordinary performance properties. appearance •Easy clean up . .-� . • Residential or commercial applications where a flat finish •Do not apply when air and surface temperatures are below with the highest performance characteristics are desired. 50°F(10°C) New or previously painted wallboard,plaster,masonry and •Only GENNEX�Waterborne Colorants can be added to AURA� wood;primed or previously painted metal;new or coated paint acoustic ceilings. It is ideal for surfaces where maximum durability is required and lasting color is desired.Allow paint to dry two weeks before washing. Technical Data Pastel Base COIorS Vehicle Type Acrylic&proprietary resins — Standard: No ready-mixed colors are available. Pigment Type Titanium Dioxide Volume Solids 3g 2°�a — Tint Bases: 1X,2X,3X, 8�4X Theoretical Coverage At 350-400 Sq.Ft. Tint Bases only with GENNEX�Waterborne Colorant. Recommended Film Thickness Recommended Film Thickness — Wet 3.8 mils — Dry 1.4 mils Dry Time @ 77°F — Dry To Touch 1 Hour —Special Colors: Contact your Benjamin Moore&Co.representative. �25°C)@ 50%RH — To Handle 1 Hour — To Recoat 1 Hour Certification: Dries By Evaporation,Coalescence -Class A(0-25)over non-combustible surFaces in accordance with ASTM E-84 -MPI 43 Viscosity 103 t 2 KU -VOC compliant in all regulated areas None Flash Point �� green Gloss/Sheen Flat(28-38 @ 85°) p�`�z�� Surface Temperature at application –Min. 50°F Based on independent,third-party laboratory testing,the Green Promise T"" –Max 90°F designation certifies that this product meets or exceeds each standard shown in Thin With: See Chart the following chart. Clean Up Thinner Clean Water LEED� Greenguard� Greenguard CHPS VOC Weight Per Gallon 11.3 Ibs. Children& (Collaborative for Scnools� Hign Performance Storage Temperature —Min. 40°F Schools) 48.0 /L –Max. 90°F Technical Assistance Volatile Organic Compounds(VOC)} 48.0 Grams/Liter Available through your local authorized independent BENJAMIN MOORE� 0.40 Lbs./Gallon retailer. For the location of the retailer nearest you, call 1-800-826-2623, see www.ben'aminmoore.com,or consult our local Yellow Pa es. . 0 RepoAed values are for Pastel Base.Contact Benjamin Moore&Co.for values of other bases or colors Benjamin Moore R Co., 101 Paragon Drive,Montvale,NJ 07645 Tel.(201) 573-9600 Fax(201) 573-9046 www.beniaminmoore.com M72 0526 US 01/09 EQLIIPMENT !__, �ABRIC � SPECIFICATION FINISH � FURNITURE �_1 LIGHTING 1 OTHER _ .. _______.___.___...,.._�___..__..____ Project Name-# C[NEBISTRO SOLARIS-0833 Speci�ed b}� MONICA SANTAYANA ��.____ ___.w_rv..__.___w_v_.._._.__m____.,w,�.,,....,.._.�_.��............._�_��.� _._.__ v. Speci�catio�# p'j'_02 � 100 North Biscayne Boulevard,27th Floor,Miami, FL 33132 �___.�..,. .- �__�.�____._,.._..�._,_�. __.., Item PAINT � voice: 305 372 5222 fax: 305 577 4521 Area GENERAL AREAS ( Issue Date 12/5/2008� � � � � __... _ __.__ � ___��__�__a Location �SEE DWG �� __ � Rev.Date �� M�t��iafactarer BENJAMIN�MOORE �� Rev. �bv r � ��- _.�. Source BENJAMIN MOORE Ship to �� ' ..� � a .___ _____ _�__.�..__.____._.�_-.. �- ..,..,.___.__.._.._�. � C.ontact/Phone �A LEHMAN �(305)253-2085 Date of Quote � Quote#�� Contact/Phone �� _ - � �___,._____�. Style/Type � C.O.M. �� Pattern � � � � ��( Flamespread �� Color �GRAYSTONE 1475 � Weight � ( Size �� Width � �_�.___ Finish �SATIN _ � Repeat � Class �� Type � � Application � � Site Measurement Req'd: j �..�.______�_________��_� _.__.___._. _______�___. uantitv � Unit Price(�� i TOTAL � Q . �� E ._._7 � ...._._.�... -w W,_ ��..___�._w._ .M _____._ --- _._._.�.�.._�___�_�___.�... Status � �� Lead Time ________� _ �� ____..__�. Notes .�.m.�.A. ��.�_�.�m.�_m.__..��,_______..�,,..� [mage/Sample � ,.�� PT-02{ � AURAR �en�amin Ntoar�� SATIN WATERBORNE � F��t� INTERIOR PAINT 526 ..- •Extreme hide never more •Provides a mildew resistant AURA�Satin Finish is art of an innovative aint and than two coafs in any color coating p p •Color Lock°Technology, •Stains wash off easily colorant system integrating the best technologies to deliver no color rub-off superior durability for any color along with the promise of long lasting beauty. In addition to using 100%acrylic latex, •Good touch up •Self priming proprietary resins have been incorporated to give the product its •Easy application •Long lasting fresh look extraordinary performance properties. appearance •Easy clean up . .- � . • Residential or commercial applications where a flat finish •Do not apply when air and surface temperatures are below with the highest performance characteristics are desired. 50°F(10°C) New or previously painted wallboard,plaster,masonry and •Only GENNEX�Waterborne Colorants can be added to AURA� wood;primed or previously painted metal;new or coated Paint acoustic ceilings. It is ideal for surfaces where maximum durability is required and lasting color is desired.Allow paint to dry two weeks before washing. Technical Data' Pastel Base Colors — Standard: No ready-mixed colors are available. Vehide Type Acrylic&proprietary resins Pigment Type Titanium Dioxide Volume Solids 38.2% — Tint Bases: 1X,2X,3X, &4X Theoretical Coverage At 350-400 Sq.Ft. Tint Bases only with GENNEX�Waterborne Colorant. Recommended Film Thickness Recommended Film Thickness — Wet 3.8 mils — Dry 1.4 mils Dry Time @ 77° F — Dry To Touch 1 Hour —Special Colors: Contact your Benjamin Moore&Co. representative. �25°C)@ 50%RH — To Handle 1 Hour — To Recoat 1 Hour Certification: Dries By Evaporation,Coalescence -Ctass A(0-25)over non-combustible surfaces in accordance with ASTM E-84 -MPI 43 Viscosity 103 t 2 KU -VOC compliant in all regulated areas Flash Point None �� green Gloss/Sheen Flat(28-38 @ 85°) prc��n�s� Surface Temperature at application —Min. 50°F Based on independent,third-party laboratory testing,the Green Promise T"" —Max 90°F designation certifies that this product meets or exceeds each standard shown in Thin With: See Chart the following chart. Clean Up Thinner Clean Water LEED� Greenguard� Greenguard CHPS VOC Weight Per Gallon 11.3 IbS. Children& (Collaborative for schoois� High Performance Storage Temperature –Min. 40°F scnools) 48.0 /L –Max. 90°F Technical Assistance Volatile Organic Compounds(VOC)� Available through your local authorized independent BENJAMIN MOORE� 48.0 Grams/Liter retailer. For the location of the retailer nearest you, call 1-800-826-2623, 0.40 Lbs./Gallon see www.ben�aminmoore.com,or consult our local Yellow Pa es. � 0 Reported values are for Pastel Base.Contact Benjamin Moore&Co.for values of other bases or colors Benjamin Moore&Co., 101 Paragon Drive,Montvale,NJ 07645 Tel.(201) 573-9600 Fax(201) 573-9046 w�wv.beniaminmoore.com M72 0526 US O1I09 EQUIPMENT �_� '�BRIC � SPECIFICATION FINISH �� FUIiNITURE � LIGHTING '-� OTHER '-i . ____.v___._.___�..�.�.____�.__�_��___�..__ Project Name-# CINEBISTRO SOLARIS-0833 Specitied by MONICA SANTAYANA 3 . . �--.�._._._�.___..____w_._.__._...._._..�....�._.....��.._...__�.._�._...._.,....�,.,_... _._.__.. _._. ._.... Speci�cation# PT-04 � 100 North Biscayne Boulevard,27th Floor,Miami, FL 33132 �.._._.w_� __�� Item PAINT "�R��~Tx �..��.� voice: 305 372 5222 fax: 305 577 4521 Area RESTROOM MOLDINGS,JAMBS&OFFICES� Issue Date �12/5/2008 � mm�� -.. — --�---�--�.-., Location �SEE DWG. �� Rev. 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In addition to using 100%acrylic latex, •Good touch up •Self priming proprietary resins have been incorporated to give the product its •Easy application •Long lasting fresh look extraordinary performance properties. appearance •Easy clean up . .-. . • Residential or commercial applications where a flat finish •Do not apply when air and surface temperatures are below with the highest perFormance characteristics are desired. 50°F(10°C) New or previously painted wallboard,plaster,masonry and •Only GENNEX�Waterborne Colorants can be added to AURA� wood;primed or previously painted metal;new or coated Paint acoustic ceilings. It is ideal for surfaces where maximum durability is required and lasting color is desired.Allow paint to dry two weeks before washing. Technical Data Pastel Base COIO�s Vehicle Type Acrylic&proprietary resins — Standard: No ready-mixed colors are available. Pigment Type Titanium Dioxide Volume Solids 38.2% — Tint Bases: 1X,2X,3X, &4X Theoretical Coverage At 350-400 Sq.Ft. Tint Bases only with GENNEX�Waterborne Colorant. Recommended Film Thickness Recommended Film Thickness — Wet 3.8 mils — Dry 1.4 mils Dry Time @ 77°F — Dry To Touch 1 Hour —Special Colors: Contact your Benjamin Moore&Co.representative. �25°C)@ 50%RH — To Handle 1 Hour — To Recoat 1 Hour Certification: Dries By Evaporation,Coalescence -Class A(0-25)over non-combustible surfaces in accordance with ASTM E-84 -MPI 43 Viscosity 103 t 2 KU -VOC compliant in all regulated areas None Flash Point � green Gloss/Sheen Flat(28-38 @ 85°) � pr.omi�� Surface Temperature at application –Min. 50°F Based on independent,third-party laboratory testing,the Green Promise T"" –Max 90°F designation certifies that this product meets or exceeds each standard shown in Thin With: See Chart the following chart. Clean Up Thinner Clean Water LEED� Greenguard� Greenguard CHPS VOC Weight Per Gallon 11.3 Ibs. Children R (Collaborative for scnoois� High Performance Storage Temperature –Min. 40°F Schools) 48.0 /L –Max. 90°F Technical Assistance Volatile Organic Compounds(VOC)� Available through your local authorized independent BENJAMIN MOORE� 48.0 Grams/Liter retailer. For the location of the retailer nearest you, call 1-800-826-2623, 0.40 Lbs./Gallon see www.ben�aminmoore.com,or consult our local Yellow Pa es. . 0 Reported values are for Pastel Base.Contact Benjamin Moore&Co.for values of other bases or colors Benjamin Moore&Co., 101 Paragon Drive,Montvale,NJ 07645 Tel.(201) 573-9600 Fax(201) 573-9046 www beniaminmoore.com M72 0526 US 01/09 EQUIPMENT � � ��BRIC �-� SPECIFICATION FINISH �� FURNITURE ,_] LIGHTING ,] OTHER � .�_._ ______.__ a_�___�___,__........�.._�. .................._ Project N�me-# CINEBISTRO SOLARIS-0833 Speci�ed b}� MONICA SANTAYANA � _ ____ .___� ___.._, ._..____. �_.Y�..�._�._...__._.�.___..w_.�.._.u_.._.�_.___..______.._��.,�____.__.,.d Speciticatian# pT-QS � 100 North Biscayne Boulevard,27th Floor,Miami,FL 33132 � -. _ . ......,.., Item PAINT � voice: 305 372 5222 fax: 305 577 4521 Area 3THEATERS,CORRIDOR&BAR � Issue Date � �_� �_, ,. ,.... ..�.,�, �___�_.'____��-"°'°�'_.. 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Image/Sample � � ��PT-05� S _ I_ Pretty. Tough. Paint. � Product Data Sheet Envi ro � etal Pai ntTM Rolled or Brushed Hand applied Metallic Finish The metallic paint for any settinq Product Description Scuffmaster EnviroMetal Paint is a low odor, low VOC, LEED Compliant metallic paint that is ideal for any interior environment. This innovative hand applied metallic paint is available in two finishes - brushed or rolled - each offering a distinctive, yet elegant look. EnviroMetal Paint is available in thousands of colors, including most of your favorite colors from the Scuffmaster Solid Metal collection. Features Benefits . Metallic Finish Effect Elegant and sophisticated and flexible design . Environmentally Responsible LEED compliant, low-odor application and low-VOC content make Scuffmaster water-base paints compliant with national and international Environmental standards - including the US Green Building Council, Green Seal, California South Coast Air Quality Management District and the European Union . Easy Application Extremely versatile - applied by hand, either brushed or rolled. NOT TO BE SPRAYED. For sprayed metallic paint, see Scuffmaster's Solid Metal Finish. . Exceptionally Durable Cleanable, scrub-able and easy to maintain. . Contractor Friendly No heavy equipment is required (hand applied) . Textured finish Easy repairs . Q�ick order shipment Most orders (even customs) ship within 24 hours . Warranty 5 -Year manufacturer's warranty against adhesion failure if product Is correctly applied . Class A fire rated Like all Scuffmaster paints, EnviroMetal is Class A fire rated. Where To Specify EnviroMetal Corporate Spaces Retail S�aces Entertainment Facilities Healthcare Facilities Corridors Interior walls Interior walls Interior spaces Lobby areas Columns Accent areas Offices Offices Facades Feature walls Columns Columns Rooms Rooms Remember that Scuffmaster Paints are designed for wall surfaces yet can be applied to display fixtures, elevator doors, stairway frames, columns and other architectural elements besides conventional walls. � Copyright 2006 Master Coating Technologies,Inc. � Suitable Substrates: Very smooth surfaces for best results. MCT suggests that new sheetrock be prepared to a Level 5 smoothness in accordance with the Gypsum Association's GA214 standard. Application: Commercial painting contractors. Must be brushed or rolled, deper�ding upon specified finish. Call your Scuffmaster distributor or MCT for details (800) 898-0219. Natural variation (lighter or darker areas) in installed finish is a characteristic of the product. Custom Colors: Yes. No upcharge. Contact your Scuffmaster distributor. Technical Information System Components: Tinted Undercoat(primer/sealer or bonding), base coat(brushed or rolled) Finish Appearance: Textured finish. Colors may exhibit natural darker/lighter color shades across wall surface. Colors Available: Thousands of colors. Ability to customize. Application: Commercial painting contractors. fusust be brushed or rolled, depending upon specified finish. Call your Scuffmaster distributor or MCT for details (800) 898-OZ19. Coverage Rates: Tinted Undercoat- approximately 450 sq. ft. per gallon � Base coat- approximately 250 sq. ft. per gallon depending on application technique. Maximum VOC: <150 g/L Laboratory Analysis Fire Rating: Under coat- Class A or I ASTM E-84-91 a Base coat -Class A or I ASTM E-84-91 a Five Year Limited Warranty Master Coating Technologies warrants the Scuffmaster components of this finish system against manufacturing defect for a period of five years from the date of application when applied to a wall surface according to manufacturer's printed instructions. Manufacturing defect is defined to be a failure of the coating system to adhere to a wall surface when applied according to manufacturer's printed instructions, and does not include subsequent failure or damage caused by exogenous factors such as substrate failure or defect, sharp objects, persons, or acts of God. In the event of a failure resulting from manufacturing defect, the product will be replaced. Master Coating Technologies shall have no obligation to or otherwise participate in labor or other costs associated with replacing the product. This warranty supersedes all previous warranties. Safety Information First Aid: Ingestion - induce vomiting, consult a physician. Skin contact - wash with soap and water. Eye contact - immediately flush eyes for 15 minutes occasionally lifting eyelids. If contact lenses are worn, remove lenses and continue rinsing. Clean lenses before reusing - may not be possible to reuse. Obtain medical attention. Refer to product MSDS and crosslinker MSDS. In case of emergency, call 800-535-5053. z Copyright 2006 Master Coating Technologies,Inc. � How To Specify EnviroMetal Specifying a Scuffmaster EnviroMetal finish is easy. l. Call out the Scuffmaster finish color number in your finish schedule or on drawings. Scuffmaster color numbers are printed below each color chip in standard sample cards and on the reverse of every custom sample. 2. Call out the Scuffmaster system components required for the substrate being painted in the "products" section of your specification. The EnviroMetal finish systems for common substrates are listed below. IMPORTANT: EnviroMetal is a highly reflective finish that, upon appiication, may exhibit normal color variation that is beyond the control of MCT. Specifically, colors may exhibit slight variation in darkness/lightness upon installation. The degree of surface smoothness prior to product application, applicator technique, and the effects of artificial and natural light sources will also impact the uniformity of finish appearance. New gypsum wallboard may be prepared to a Level 5 finish in accordance with the Gypsum Association's GA214 standard. MCT strongly recommends that specifiers require applicators to prepare a benchmark sample in accordance with PDCA P5-94 "Benchmark Sample Procedure for Paint and Other Decorative Coating Systems." Please refer to the guide specifications for this language. EnviroMetal Paint Systems for Properly Prepared Surfaces 1. New Sheetrock: Prepare to Level 5 finish for best results Primer- 1 coat Scuffmaster Tinted Undercoat [Primer/Sealer]. Ensure very uniform color across surface. Base Coat-Scuffmaster EnviroMetal [brushed] [rolled] (applied in two coats) 2. Previo�asly-Painted Surfaces: Primer- 1 coat of Scuffmaster Tinted Undercoat [Bonding Primer; Primer/Sealer] Call MCT at 800.898.0219. Base Coat- Scuffmaster EnviroMetal [brushed] [rolled] (applied in two coats) 3. Ceramic Tile: Primer- 1 coat of Scuffmaster Tinted Undercoat [Bonding Primer] Base Coat- Scuffmaster EnviroMetal [brushed] [rolled] (applied in two coats) 4. Primed Metal: Primer- 1 coat of Scuffmaster Tinted Undercoat [Bonding Primer] Base Coat-Scuffmaster EnviroMetal [brushed] [rolled] (applied in two coats) 5. Un-Primed MetaL• Primer- Call MCT at(800) 898-0219 Base Coat-Scuffmaster EnviroMetal [brushed] [rolled] (applied in two coats) � 3 Copyright 2006 Master Coating Technologies,Inc. _ EQCtIPMENT ; I GABRIC I SPECIFICATION FINISEI �� FURNITURE �_' LIGHTING �, OTHER � � Project Name-# CINEBISTRO SOLAR[S-0833 Specified by MONICA SANTAYANA �mmMm_...___._.�...,__...�.....,...� .._..., __.____.. _�.. 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Finish �THERMAL BOND BACKING � Repeat N/A �_ _. �_ ______�__ Class �A �� Type �� Application � Site Measurement Req'd: _ _ � �....__.�____�_____.__._.___� ---- . _ e ____._,..�_______________T_�___,_..._ Quantity � Unit Price TOTAL ___. p--�.n�--°-r~~~-��,M..�-°-��_._..�. �� ..__�__°�W-:,_.__��_._�.m-:--_-°-,-___�.�� k__ .,. Status � � �� Lead Time � ______� Notes __.__. m _ ___..m. ,�._,_ ...�..__� __ _ ___..- _____-__ ..__.... , _____._m ____._ ______.. ._. *GC MUST FIELD VERIFY DIMENSIONS BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH ORDER. _ ,..m�.._�.._ — __,,.�_�_.�.... ��... ��__.._,.��..�._�.A..______�,�m�.�._.! Image/Sample � �w� � WC-01 ZYSCCJVICH USA & Canada PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS AND TECHN�CAL DETAILS Introd�ction Waterbrush�, from Melded Fabrics is a fabr�c ran�e designed and manufactured in Australia for the Commercial Interiors market. The construction of the fabric results in substar�tial benefits in-situ, such as, new water ripple styling, acoustic absorption, non fray edges, dimensional stability, it is lightweight and is easy to ins4afl. Areas of Use Waterbrush0 is recommended for moderate wear vertical surface finishes where a fresh new appearance is required. The fabrics contained in this range are s�itable for a variety of fixed permanent walling areas such as, screens, workstations, partitions, walls, noticeboards, acoustic panels, shop fitting and display. Front Runner�and Preludeo are recommended for more heavy duty applications due to their tough nylon and polyester thermal bonded construction offering more resilience. These applications include exhibit and display stands and operable walls. Velcro�use is only compatible with the Front Runner�and Prelude�finishes. A�hesives For semi-porous surfaces Sucn as t�mbe�, plasterboard or masonry, a thick water based PVA latex adhesive is recommended. Painted surfaces should be lightly sanc#ed before applying adhesive. Very porous surfaces should be sized with diluted adhesive or proprietary sealing agents and allowed to dry for 24 hours prior to proceeding. Proper sizing will also simplify fabric removal in future years. Suggested water based adhesive: National Starch & Chemical 505 4003 (clear drying} National Starch & Chemical 531 7502 For ease of application, this type of adhesive allows far some slippage during installation. It is preferable to use a water based adhesive rather than a contact type. This is applied as a thicker coating providing more hiding power for rougher surfaces to which the fabric is adhered. For higher tack requirements, please discuss the application with your adhesive supplier or distributor. • Apply adhesive evenly to the panel/substrate (not the fabric) using a roller. • Approximately 1 (one)�itre of adhesive per 4m2 of panel/substrate area is required. • Do not use excessive glue which may ooze through the fabric resulting in unsightly surface marks. • If adhesive should get on to the fabrics', surface it should be removed by gently padding with a damp cloth before the adhesive dries -or as recommended by the adhesive manufacturer. • Only use a clear drying adhesive for Waterbrush�. •To remove fabric applied with a water based glue, simply apply warm water to the fabric with a paintroller. Allow 10-15 minutes for the water to soak in and soften the glue. If the fabric does not peel away easily from the wall, simply apply more water, being careful not to damage the substrate. For non-porous surfaces sucn as metai, laminates or enamel, a spray or brush on contact adhesive is usually the m�st effective bonding method. Suggested contact adhesives are: National Bondmaster 832-01 (Beta 1447) When using contact adhesives please ensure: • Adequate ventilation of the area is essential. • If adhesive should get on to the fabric surface it should be removed with thinners (used sparingly) before the adhesive dries -or as recommended by the adhesive manufacturer. • Do not use coloured contact adhesives as the colourant may bleed to the fabric surface. For appiication directly to new or existing PVC vinyi covered sur�aces, a dedicated water based "vinyl- to-vinyi"type adhesive may be more suitable. Other specialised water based adhesives can also be effective and specific requirements should be discussed with the adhesive manufacturer. ALL ADHESIVES SHOULD BE USED �N ACCORDANCE WITH THE MANUFACTURERS' RECOMMENDATIONS AND �NSTRUCTIONS. meldedfabrics.com Ins�allation Hints Before cutting, examine goods to rnake certain cotour and pattern are satisfactory and as ordered. • Check batch numbers on the roll label. Due to batch to batch variation do not attempt to butt join different batch numbers (except for joins at 90°). • Where possible use a single batch for a defrned area. If multipfe batches have to be used then select batches which merge with each other. • Ensure each strip is hung in the same direction to avoid apparent colour differences caused by pile direction changes. • Check each strip for faults. Minor faults are identified with a plastic tag at the edge of the fabric and a standard allowance is given for these faults. • Keep short sections for other areas of the job. • Hang the fabric from the top, gradually working down. Light pressure will ensure an effective bond, avoid using wallpaper or vinyl rollers particularly on fabric joins. • Clear water based adhesives, such as N'ational 505-4003 or a PVA latex, will allow some slippage for butt joining. Alternatively you may overlap the fabric and eut through both layers of fabric, along a straight edge, to achieve a good join. • Remove excess adhesive immediately after each seam is completed via the methods described earlier. • There are hidden diagonal lines in the emboss paftern which can be seen when the product is viewed obliquely. Successive drops of fabric should line up these patterns. •After three strips of fabric have been installed, examine the fabric for colour uniformity. Any objectionable variations in colour must be immediately communicated to your distributor's representative, or your Melded Fabrics representative. Call Melded Fabrics on 1800 035 389, Toll Free Australia wide, for immediate assistance. Acoustic Properties Not only does the textural appearance of Waterbrush�aid designers in creating the feeling of a quiet environment, it also contributes an important functional role in absorbing sound. The absence of back coatings or chemical binders ensures that they are at their most effective when applied over an acoustically absorbent substrate. The open, air permeable construction of the fabric wiil allow the absorbent backing to function most effectively. Please note that Melded Fabrics recommends that a qualified acoustic engineer be consulted where a significant noise reduction or specific result needs to be achieved. Test results are available upon request. Product Specifications Specification Waterbrusho Fabric Texture Gentle Emboss Fabric Weight (Nominal) 10oz yd.z/ 340gmz+i-10% Standard Width 54"/ 137cm Rol! E.ength (Nominal) 55in. yd. / 50m Z Y 5 C O V ! C H Roll Weight (Nominal) 7QIbs / 32kg Fabric Thickness (Nominal) 70thou / 1.8mm +r-0.3mm Standard Colour Range Thermaily Bonded Composition 16 colours 100% Pofyester Packaging Poly wrap mefdedfabrics.com Flammability The unique melding technology used'to manufacture Waterbrush�produces a relatively light weight material that does not contain additional chemical binding ar foam backing. �ike a�l textiles, Waterbrush�can be made ta burn under certain circumstances. Flammability Test Results Tec h n i ca I I nfo rm ati o n The fibres used in Waterbrush are inherently mildew and �nsect resistant. The unique melding process ensures that it will not fray. The incorporation of an anti static agent during man�f�cture ensures that the effects of static electricity are rarely felt at humidities as low as 30%. The following information represents the typical physical properties of Waterbrush�. In presenting the information contained in this brochure, Melded Fabrics cannot claim to serve in any but an advisory capacity, and can undertake no liability. All recommendations regarding the use of our products should be modified, if necessary, to conform with local conditions, methods of assembly and materials. Service For further information on the Waterbrush�range, copies of the test reports, or further copies of the technical guide please contact your distributor or Melded Fabrics within Australia Toll Free 18Q0 035 389 or via e-mail sales.info@meldedfabrics.com.au. Melded Fabrics is a quality accredited supplier and all ranges are manufactured to the IS09001/AS3901 Quality System and IS014000 Environmental System. Test Result NFPA- 265 Corner Burn ASTM E8401 Tunnel Test Class A Passes Test Type Test Method Tensile Strength AS2001-2-3 Transverse 750N/5cm Longitudinal 400N/5cm Tear Strength AS2001-2-10 Transverse 25N Longitudinal 85N Abrasion Resistance Martindale "scuff' 20,000 cycles, slight appearance change test AS2001-2-25 Colour Fastness to Light ISO 105-302 >3.5 Permeability ASTM E96 10$.4 Waterbrush�— Typical Properties Toxicity NPiH Test LA50 Passes ASTM E-1050-98 Gypsum Board Acoustic Board NRC.21 NRC.51 meldedfabrics.com � Waterbrush .�. � d o ��`'�. � �d � �� °'� �s �` s,: d �. �• �� • `'��. �� `�� `4�� `�� °� Waterbrush 14 oz Thermal Bond 55 In. yd. 54" � Class A j � � �� ABET GROUP Technical data sheet for Silentwall Test method Criteria Result ABRASION RESISTANCE EN 438-2.6 Revs IP-revs >400 `i, THICKNESS EN 13329 % 8,0 � SWELLING Annex G SCRATCH EN 438-2.14 �N� 2,5 RESISTANCE � � ` IMPACT EN 438-2.11 (N) > 22 � RESISTANCE Grade � STAIN RESISTANC EN 438-2.15 groups� e 2 no alteration � groups 3 e 4 • COLOUR �' RESISTANCE TO EN 438-2.16 Grade > 6 ;� XENON LIGHT � RESISTANCE TO EN 438- 2.18 Grade � 4 � CIGARETTE BURNS SURFACE NFPA 99 the material ELECTRICAL OIICTI RESISTANCE is antistatic REACTION TO FIRE UNI 8457 Category ,� (class) Test carried out on SILENTWALL as per UNI EN 20354/93 standard Average values Reference scale Test frequency measured q 100 < HZ > 315 028 0 < a < 0,3 low frequencies Low noise-reduction 400 < HZ > 1250 � 73 0,6 < a < 1,0 medium fre uencies High noise-reduction 1600 < HZ > 5000 0,3 < a < 0,6 0,41 medium noise-reduction � high frequencies For use on WD-Ol & WD-02 ;� �� FLAME CONTROL NO. 129 �� ,,�r�r��t,�c.�.��W A Mineral Spirit Base,Alkyd Type �oatings� GLC yiza klyde Park�lvd.-Niegara fatls,a��43as Fire Retardant Varnish Base Coat Fire Hazard Classification, CLASS "B" DESCRIPTION' • Complies with federal, state, local ignition. Avoid contact with skin and ' building and fire code requirements. breathing of vapor or spray mist. Close container after use. DO NOT Flame Control No. 129 is a Class "B" ■ Dries by solvent evaporation to a TAKE INTERNALLY. fire retardant varnish base coat when flexible clear finish. applied to combustible surfaces. No. Read MSDS before opening 129 must be topcoated with No. 130 ' Does not leach(lose fire retardancy)on containers. Fire Retardant Varnish Overcoat, for exposure to high humidity. maximum durability, cleansibility and . . Meets all current environmental - �EP OUT OF REACH OF to comply with the Underwriters' Photochemically nonreactive according CHILDREN laboratories fire hazard classifications. to Rule 102. No. 129 is designed for use on all new SURFACE PREPARTION: and previously coated wood surfaces CHARACTERISTICS: (except floors). No. 129 and No. 130 Surface preparation should be carried contain no water soluble ingredients. Finish.........................Clear out according to good painting The coatings will not leach or turn practices. All dirt, grease, oil, wax, white on a in or washin The Spreading Rate g g g• Per Coat................300 sq.ft/�al. rust and other foreign matter must be varnish system is suitable for use on (7.4 m`L) removed. May be applied to Interior and Exterior surfaces. On 5.3 mils to 1.75 mils dry previously coated surfaces in good exterior applications, the life condition. Glossy surfaces must be expectancy is similar to that of Coverage at 1 Mil Dry..525 sq.ft./gallon dulled with sandpaper or steel wool. conventional alkyd varnishes. No. 129 Solids by Weight...........46%f 2% All sanding filling of nails holes, etc. is manufactured with Rule 66 mineral must be completed prior to the spirits, and possesses no strong or Solids by Volume.......... 33%f 2% application of No. 129. unpleasant odors during application. Drying Time @ 77°F(25°C)&50% R.H. APPLICATION: RECOMMENDED USES: To touch....................4 hour To handle..................8 hours For application to all combustible To topcoat................ 24 hours Mix material thoroughly by boxing or surfaces, where it is either necessary stirring.Flame Control No. 129 can be or desirous to reduce the surface Type of Cure......Solvent Evaporation applied by brush, roller, conventional burning characteristics of the Flash Point or airless spray. Apply a uniform coat substrate. of Li uid CoaHn 105°F 40.6°C at a coverage rate of up to 300 sq. 9 g....... � ) (Pensky-Martens closed cup) ft./U.S. gallon (7.4 mZ/L). The USED BY: Reducer/Cleaner..... ..Mineral Spirits coverage rate obtained will vary with Schools, Colleges, Nursing Homes, the porosity of the wood. To conform Child Care Centers, Hospitals. Penal Shelf Life........ 6 months(unopened) with surface burning characteristics Institutions, Apartments, Hotels, packa 'n 1 &5 al.containers established for this varnish,dilution of Factories, Warehouses, Retail � g''''''''' g Stores, Restaurants, Utilities, Railroad weight/gal.8.0 f 0.2 Ibs. the varnish should be compensated and other Transportation Companies, Shipping Weight.......4 gals.-35 Ibs. u'ith reduced coverage rates. Do not Oil and Chemical Installations, 5 als.-42 Ibs. apply when surface or air temperature Military Installations and other g is below 50°F(10°C). facilities where fire retardant coatings Application....Brush,roll,conventional are required. and airless spray APPLICATION EQUIPMENT: PERFORMANCE INFORMATION: PRECAUTIONS: Conventional Spray ■ Class "B" fire rated on combustible . . Air Supply. . . . . 11.5 CFM,50 psi surfaces when topcoated with Flame The liquid coating contams volatile fluid 15 psi Control No. 130 Fire Retardant Varnish (combustible) solvents. Due care must Gun.. ..Graco 217-800 to 217-816 To coat. see fire hazard classification be exercised during and after p � a lication. Ade uate ventilation must Type. . . . . . . . . . . . . .External Mix section) pp . q Reduction. . . . . . . . . . . . .Up to 7% be provided during and after ■ Class "A" fire rated on application until the coating is dry. noncombustible surfaces when Keep away from heat,sparks and open Airless Spray topcoated with Flame Control No. 130 flame. Do not smoke - extinguish all Pump. . . . . . . . . . . .Super Stinger* Fire Retardant Varnish Topcoat. (see flames, pilot lights and heaters - turn Fluid pressure. . . . . . . . . . 1625 psi fire hazard classification section) off stoves, electric tools and Strainer. . .. . . . . . . . . . . 100 Mesh appliances, and any other source of _ _ _ _ �� FLAME CONTROL NO. 129 �.,,!' �''�!'-��,�t�CI�'1��. C(3c1�iIl�;S, LLC A Mineral Spirit Base,Alkyd Type 4tza Hyde Park Bl�d.-Miaga€a Fel'is,NY ey3o5 Fire Retardant Varnish Base Coat Fire Hazard Classification, CLASS "B" Fluid Hose. . . . . . .. . '/"diameter FIRE HAZARD CLASSIFICATION Gun.. . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . .G-lON Tip. . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . .012-.017 Flame Spread Rating. Class "B" when applied to combustible surfaces. Class "A" Reduction. . . .. . . . . .. . Up to 7% over non-combustible surfaces; when tested in accordance with ASTM E-84 (NFPA 255),the coating obtained the following UNDERWRITERS' LABORATORIES fire *Minimum hazard classification. COATING(SYSTEM)DETAILS CLASSIFICATION OR RATING (WHEN APPLIED TO DOUGLAS FIR) Flame Smoke S read Develo ed SEALER—None BASE COAT—Type 129 applied in one coat at 300 sq.ft./U.S.gaL(7.4 m'`/L) 45 50 TOP COAT—Type 130 applied in one coat at 600 .ft./US al(14.7 m�/L) COATING(SYSTEM)DETAILS CLASSIFICATION OR RATING (WHENAPPLIED TO ASBESTOS-CEMENT BOARD) Flame Smoke S read Develo ed SEALER—None BASE COAT—Type 129 app6ed in one coat at 300 sq.ft./L1.S.gal.(7.4 m'`/L) 5 0 TOP COAT—Type 130 applied in one coat at 600 s .8./C1S al(14.7 m'`/L) As we cannot an[icipate all conditions under which this information and our products,or the products of other maoufacturers in combination with our products, may be used,we accept no responsibiliry for results obtained by the application of this information or the safety or suitability of our products, either alone or in combination with other products. Users are advised to make their own tests to determine the safety and suitability of each such product or product combination for their own purposes. `ue sell the products without warranty or arantee, and buyers and users assume all responsibility and liability for loss or damage from the handling and use of our products, whether used alone or in combination with other prodUCts. Revised 11/07 _ For use on WD-01 & WD-02 ;� �`'�'`" FLAME CONTROL NO. 130 �� !%'"lrt!r�3}'�'�,,+�,1�� A Mineral Spirit Base Alkyd Type �oatings} GL� 4iaa&iyde Park 91vd.-Miagara Fa(Is,NY�4305 Fire Retardant Varnish Overcoat for No. 129 Fire Hazard Classification, CLASS "B" DESCRIPTION' ' Class "A" fire rated on noncombustible application.Adequate ventilation must ' surface when used over No. 129 fire be provided during and after retardant vamish basecoat. (see fire application until the coating is dry. A Class "B" fire retardant vamish hazard classification section) Keep away from heat,sparks and open overcoat. Used as a topcoat for No. flame. Do not smoke. Extinguish all 129 fire retardant varnish basecoat. ' Complies with federal, state, local flames, pilot lights and heaters, turn No. 130 is available in three sheens, building and fire code requirements. off stoves, electric tools and Dries by solvent evaporation to a tough, a liances and an other source of low, semi or hi-gloss. These coatings durable, clear finish, available in low, pp ' Y contain no water soluble ingredients, semi or hi-gloss. ignition. Avoid contact with skin and and will not leach or turn white on breathing of vapor or spray mist. aging or washing. No. 130 dries to a Close container after use. DO NOT uniform sheen in approximately four ■ Does not leach(lose fire retardancy)on TAKE INTERNALLY. hours, and is suitable for use on both exposure to high humidiry. Read MSDS before opening INTERIOR and EXTERIOR surfaces. containers. On exterior exposure the life ' Meets all present lead and ecological ex ectanc is similar to that of regulations - Photochemically p y nonreactive according to Rule 102. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF conventional alkyd vamishes.No. 130 CHILDREN is manufactured with Rule 66 Mineral CHARACTERISTICS• Spirits and possesses no strong or SURFACE PREPARTION: unpleasant odor, during application. Finish.........................Clear Note: To comply with the Low-gloss, 12-18 units n 60° After the application of Flame Control Underwriters' Laboratories Class "B" Semi-gloss,45-55 units @60° fire hazard classification ratin s No. 129 Fire Retardant Varnish Base ( g ) Hi-gloss,85-95 units @60° Coat has been completed, allow the established, No. 129 fire retardant Color..................Clear Varnish surface to dry a minimum of 24 hours, varnish basecoat must be applied prior to the application of No. 130. Spreading Rate lightly sand or steel wool. Remove all Per Coat.......600 sq.ft/gaL(14.7 m'`L) dust, dirt, etc. from the surface before RECOMMENDED USES• 2.7 mils wet,0.8 mils dry applying No. 130. For application to all combustible Coverage at 1 Mil Dry..490 sq.ft./gallon APPLICATI�N: surfaces, where it is either necessary Solids by Weight...........43%f 2% or desirous to reduce the surface Solids b Volume.......... 31%f 2% Y No. 130 can be applied by brush, burning characteristics of the Y g @ o � o � o roller or spray. Stir material well substrate. No. 129 and No. 130 Dr in Time 77 F 25 C &50/a coating system is recommended for R.H. before using, then apply a uniform To touch....................4 hours coat at a coverage rate of up to 600 sq. use on wood paneling, woodwork, To handle..................8 hours 2 doors, door frames and other surfaces ft./U.S.gallon(14.7 m/L).In hard use To Recoat................ 24 hours areas or where excessive wear is which are subjected to constant Type of Cure......Solvent Evaporation expected, a second coat is suggested. scuffing, handling or may require frequent washing. Flash Point Allow at least 24 hours drying time of Li uid Coattn 105°F 40.6°C between coats. To conform with q ' g....... � ) USED BY: (Pensky-Martens closed cup) surface burning characteristics established for this varnish,dilution of Schools, Colleges, Nursing Homes, Reducer/C►eaner....... Mineral Spirits the varnish should be compensated Child Care Centers, Hospitals, Penal Shelf Life........ 6 months(unopened) with reduced coverage rates. Do not Institutions,Apartments,Hotels, Factories, Warehouses, Retail Packaging.........1 &5 gal.containers apply when surface or air temperature Stores, weight/gal.7.75 f 0.2 Ibs. is below 50°F(10°C). Restaurants, Utilities, Railroad and other Transportation Companies, Oil Shipping Weight.......4 gals.-35 Ibs. and Chemical Installations, Military APPLICATION EQUIPMENT: Installations and other facilities where 5 gals.-42 Ibs. fire retardant coatings are required. Application....Brush,roll,conventional Conventional SPray and airless spray Air Supply. .. . . 11 S CFM,50 psi PERFORMANCE INFORMATION: fluid 15 psi ■ Class "B" fire rated on combustible PRECAUTIONS: Gun.. . .Graco 217-800 to 217-816 surfaces when used over No. 129 fire Type.. . . .. .. . . . . . .External Mix The liquid coating contains volatile Reduction.. . . . . .. .. . . .Up to 7% retardant vamish basecoat. (see fire (combustible) solvents. Due care must hazard classification section) be exercised during and after �� '�;�'"r FLAME CONTROL NO. 130 �1��.��F��1� Coatin�s, LLC A Mineral Spirit Base Alkyd Type qt2o Hyde Park Blwd.-Niagara Fal4s,NY eG3o5 Fire Retardant Varnish Overcoat for No. 129 Fire Hazard Classification, CLASS "B" Airless Spray FIRE HAZARD CLASSIFICATION Pump. . . . . . . . . . . . .Super Nova* Fluid pressure. . . . . . . . . . 1625 psi Flame Spread Rating. Class "B" when applied to combustible surfaces. Class "A" Strainer. . . . . . . . .. . . . . .100 Mesh over non combustible surfaces; when tested in accordance with ASTM E-84 (NFPA Fluid Hose. . . . . .. . . . '/"diameter 255),the coating obtained the following iJNDERWRITERS' LABORATORIES fire Gun. .. . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . .G-lON hazard classification. Tip. .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. .012-.01�7 COATING(SYSTENn DETAILS CLASSIFICATION OR RATING Reduction. . . . . . . . . . . . Up to 7/o (WHEN APPL[8D TO DOUGLAS FIR) *Minimum Flame Smoke S read Develo ed SEALER—None BASE COAT—Type 129 applied in one coat at 300 sq.ft./U.S.gaL(7.4 m'`/L) 45 50 TOP COAT—Type l 30 applied in one coat at 600 .ft./US al(14.7 m'`/L) COATING(SYSTEM)DETAILS CLASSIFICATION OR RATING (WHEN APPLIED TO ASBESTOS-CEMENT BOARD) Flame Smoke S read Develo ed SEALER—None BASE COAT—Type 129 applied in one coat at 300 sq.ft./LT.S.gaL(7.4 m�/L) 5 0 TOP COAT—Type 130 applied in one coat at 600 s .ft./LJS al 14.7 m'`/L Information provided herein is based on tests believed to be reliable. In as much as we have no control over the use or application to which others may put this material, we make no iarantee or warranty. This product is �ld on the condition that each user of the material make their own evaluation to determine the material's suitability for their own particular use. Revised 02/07 ��o�-��c June 16,2010 Mr. Martin Haeberle � Chief Building Official 4 Town of Vail 75 South Frontage Road Vail, CO 81657 j RE: CineBistro Theatres at Solaris- Inspection/Completion/Certification Submittal Binder- (Solaris Building Permit#B09-0016)—Project Address: Suite 104, 141 E. Meadow Drive,Vail, CO 81657 ' Dear Mr. Haeberle, We are pleased to transmit with this letter the following documents: 1. One Transmittal Form. 2. Two each of CineBistro's Inspection/Completion/Certification Binders dated 6/16/10. Please note, CineBistro will occupy the space for training and startup activities beginning 6/17/10. We will complete deficiency corrections from the 6/16/10 walk for receipt of Certificate of Occupancy on or before 6/29/10. The number of Cobb Theatre employees and subcontractors for the period 6/17/10 to 6/29/10 is estimated as follows: Activities June 17�h-June 21St: Install POS Systems 4 ��%� Install Phone System 1 � Install Video Systems 3 �� Install Marquis/Displays 3 Install Furniture and Equipment 35 �� ` Activities June 20`h -June 29th: � Kitchen Startup/Training 23 Theatre Startup/Training 23 Activities June 30`b: Open for Business and the opening night of Twilight Eclipse Please communicate all TOV Review comments to David Kelly of RLS Design Group at , djk(u7xlsdesign rg�oup.com. Please call Tom Ogg of Solaris at 970-479-7138 with any questions. s��ely, 1'own of Vaii �� F „i;� Tom Ogg - �=L�� Project Manager :<11 ��, �S.�,lat�sDev�el��t I v�il, �;c�l��acic� 8+65� j o'%hon_ ?/G.<179.?'�hb � "�:� a70 .'�l�?.560[:� f .,ol,�ri 4�is.;.orsr March 29, 2010 �� il H`�b/� I��°� Mr. Martin Haeberle D Chief Building Official �� I� Town of Vail 75 South Frontage Road T�� E' V;41�, � Vail, CO 81657 � RE: Solaris 3 - Cinebistro - Theatre Tenant Improvement for Solaris Development— Building Permit#B09-0016, Project Address: Units 104 and 135, 141 E. Meadow Drive, Vail, CO 81657 4�� $ �V31I �br � ,�.�r��n :�a � �� -� � Dear Mr. Haeberle, � y ,;,� ,� �� We are pleased to transmit with this cover letter, four letters by EnviroDesign, the MEP Engineer of Record on the Grease Duct configuration and access doors. The Solaris 3 Theatre is a tenant improvement with a restaurant/bar and three theatres and is located in the northwest corner of the building, on Level One. Included with this letter are: 1. One Transmittal Form. 2. Four stamped and signed Letters by EnviroDesign dated 3/25/10. Please communicate all TOV Plan Review comments to David Kelley of RLS Design Group at djk@rlsdesigngroup.com. Please call Tom Ogg of Solaris at 970-479-7138 with any questions. Sincerely, �� Tom Ogg �qpPROVED Project Manager ��'� ' � °` �,rmmuniry Deves�pment Department Solaris Development � � '�_��+�ing Safety ,�:,�'�1 i;��"`� �`"�� Niees �r Attachment � .�, _ u_ .�,..._..,. , . ._ ._ ..o .�..;..,. .. .. ... , �� . ., ,^;al ..,` _.. . ., { .. �;:,I . Cor.. ' • ��of cc: Gerry Poye/Solaris not�¢� .�- { , ��, �' '. . � , _.. Dan Feeney/Solaris any c � `, L ha�. � � .,,: • ; �,;,�►the jurisC�; �� ... �,-y,f t!� � �,"":Gt be Donato Lipari/Weitz provis �. '. -�� •` " ' - - ;�,�d valid. i' _ i`:�_ ' c ,. ,��.��J�,�con�r� _ otherd _.", ,:� . . F uf'd;ng cf�ic;,:.!r �� The 1� � . CO(f@� � � .. . ... ,:C�:C�1 G�vCL'fil:, �� ;, . ., bui;d!, � � .v%' .. :. �to p,evert c c � n��/� �-:cf a struc��: - _ _ . �,,:�ccd�cr cf e,��c ,,::r;r�ir;nc�s of this ju-:�:. :,'::;°. PLANS�Xt�I�iNEN: DATE: � � r� 2211 North Frontage Rd � Suite A � Vail, Colorado 81657 � Phone 970.479.7566 � Fax 970.479.6666 � solarisvail.com . � ��-�i� EnviroDesign M�E Systems Engineering March 25, 2010 , ",,�� ,Vail .��,z, ��, � F��;��:�� Martin Haeberle �� 4�� Chief Building Inspector City of Vail 75 S. Frontage Road � � � � M � Vail, CO 81657 970-479-2100 D MAR � 0 1010 RE: Cobb Solaris Cinebistro TOWf� OF VAIL Grease Duct Slope Letter Dear Martin: We have reviewed the installation of the grease duct (IMC 506), access door locations (IMC 506.3.3 &506.3.9) and duct slopes (IMC 506.3.6). Based on our review and to the best of our knowledge, the installation of the grease duct system meets both the requirements of the referenced code sections and our construction documents. Please call me with any questions or concerns. Best Regards, r �� 4 • ST �' p �j"�``�o 2� w ` APPROVED 2c4489 � � �>ommunity D�velopment D�Pa�rtmen � � � �� I'��'f « 7i :< ��. 3 . �z � _ !ding Saf��,�:��-� �� r:ENIC �`��,y'^., ..... �C�� QNAI Et� Sam E. Patton�^P.E. _ �- 4i.--� ^-�-_ v! . C:, .._ ,_ - - � :�ial nc; ��r;' , ',:all � cc: Steve �eeton, EnviroDesiqn �# Rodne Sartain, David Kelley, Rodnev Sartain Archite.C��e Tom �g and Sharon Cohn, Solaris Property �.:nd Donatc��ipari, Weitz Builders bai �he stru, . this j�:�:_ � : � . . ,�a of PLANS EXAMINER: �"�-----._ DATE: � �� EnviroDesign,lnc. •900 Ranch Rd 620 South, Ste C101-301 •Austin,TX 78734•Tel:(512)692-9015 State of CO - Retail Food Inspection Form (Page 1) Page 1 of 3 * Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment , - 4300 Cherry Creek Drive South � Denver, CO 80246 -1530 Colorado ° ' ent Phone (303) 692 -3620 Fax (303) 753 -6809 Public Health and Fnvimnnum Page 1 of 3 License #: 225658 ESTABLISHMENT OWNER NAME CINEBISTRO na, SOLARIS ROBERT COBB ADDRESS ZIP • 141 E MEADOW DR VAIL CO • 81657 COUNTY FIRM ID INSPECTOR ID DATE TRAVEL TIME INSPECT TIME TYPE t L� X �REGULAR MONTH DAY YEAR FOLLOW 19 225658 521 13 54 J4'RE - OPERATIONAL 06 16 10 EcompLAINT RETAIL FOOD ESTABLISHMENT FOOD INSPECTION REPORT Items circled below identify violations to be corrected as indicated by the regulatory authority. Failure to comply may result in further action by the regulatory authority. I' . — Critical Items: These items related directl to foodborne illness. i ' . FOOD LABELING, FOOD PROTECTION a. Approved source c. Cross - contamination a. Original container, properly b. Food protected from contamination b. Wholesome free of • . il : • e d. HACCP dan labeled 10. EQUIPMENT DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION a. Personnel w /infections restricted e. Smoking, eating, drinking a. Food - contact surfaces c. Dishwashing facilities b. Wounds properly covered f Demonstration of knowledge b. Nonfood - contact surfaces c. Hands washed as needed g. Preventing food contamination 11. TESTING DEVICES d. H _'epic .: ctices from bare bands Ka. Refrigeration units provided c. Chemical test kits provided, with accurate, conspicuous accessible a. Rapidly cool foods to 41 °F or less ■ . Cold hold at 41 °F or less thermometer b. Rapidly reheat to 165 °F or greater f. Temperature control equipment - b. Dishmachine provided with c. Hot hold at 135 °F or greater food thermometer (probe type) accurate thermometer and gauge d. Required cooking temperature g. Temperature control equipment - cock adequate equipment to maintain food 12. CLEANING OF EQUIPMENT AND UTENSILS tem. m a. Food - contact surfaces c. Dishwashing operations b. Nonfood - contact surfaces d. Wiping cloths Temperature Concentration Exposure 13. UTENSILS, SINGLE - SERVICE ARTICLES a. Manual a. Utensils provided, used, stored c. No reuse of single - service articles b. Mechanical b. Single -service articles stored, c. In -Place dispensed, used 14. PHYSICAL FACILITIES Sanitizer Chlorine Quaternary Ammonium Other: a. Plumbing: installed, maintained f Locker rooms b. Garbage and refuse g. Premises maintained a. Safe water source d. Sewage disposal c. Floors, walls, ceilings h. Separation of living, laundry Kb. Hot and cold water under d. Lighting i. Restroom facilities pressuie e. Ventilation c. Backflow, back si.hon. le 15. OTHER OPERATIONS a. Personnel: clean clothes, hair b. Linen properly stored a. Adequate number, location restraints, authorized b. Accessible Recommended Regulatory Action Resolution(s) & Interventions Kc. So ". and " m. devices (s) J 1 Compliance Warning Letter I st Notification of Non - E,l Additional ComplianceWaming a. Evidence of insects or rodents c. Animals prohibited Compliance Letter b. Pesticide : , . . lication X Additional Notification of Non - n Voluntary Closure Release Compliance J Embargo Release a. Properly stored c. Properly used Notice of Civil Penalty J Compliance Agreement b. Properly labeled EL Final Order of Civil Penalty ! - On -Site Training ❑ Revocation/License Suspension -1 HACCP Study On -site Regulatory Actions_ Announced Inspection Voluntary Closure -J FDA Documented Inspection Li Embargo Notice J Voluntary Condemnation ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SPECIALIST: RECEIVED BY Form RF001- 1_revH_InspectionReport_0506 CIVCS: E Yes r!' No On -site Follow -Up: {_!Yes X■o http:1/127.0.0.1: 8080 /dhd/webadmin /letters /95/Retail %20Food/ paper_sco_retail food inspection.cf... 6/16/2010 State of CO - Retail Food Inspection Form (Page 1) Page 2 of 3 Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Retail Food Inspection Report Items described below identify violations to be corrected as indicated by the regulatory authority . Failure to comply may result in further action by the regulatory authority . Establishment City Finn ID Date (mm/dd/yy) Cinebistro (0 Solaris VAIL 225658 06/16/2010 Item # Remarks Method of/for Corrected by Correction (MM/DD/YY) 03 e All kitchen refrigeration units must be operational and holding foods at 06/17/2010 41 degrees F or below. Confirm holing temperatures in all units at opening inspection. June 17, 2010 03 e Violation 03e originally cited on 06/10/2010 was verified as corrected Correction during an on -site follow -up inspection on 06/16/2010. All refrigeration Verified units must hold 41 degrees F or below prior to any food service During operations or activties. Follow -up 04 b Violation 04b originally cited on 06/10/2010 was verified as corrected Correction during an on -site follow -up inspection on 06/16/2010. ECO Lab Verified services must connect chlorine final rinse cycle sanitizer and confirm During 100 ppm solution prior to any food service activities or operations. Call Follow -up Vail EH at 479 -2333 to confirmation chlorine final rinse concentration. 04 b Facility not cleaning and sanitizing food - contact surfaces as required by d f( --- 06/17/2010 the regulations when not in continuous use The bar glass washer and kitchen mechanical dishwasher must be operational with adequate final <e - 1 rinse sanitizing cycle. Confirm corrected on folow up inspection. Follow up inspection June 17, 2010 05 b The hot water generation system must provide a minimum energy input 06 /17/2010 of 380,18 BTSs per hour. Provide engineering design data for the building use, if the kitchen hot water is to be part of the building system. Note: A written statement from the building engineer with hot water data for the kitchen facilities will be submitted at opening t' inspection June 17, 2010. 05 b Violation 05b originally cited on 06/10/2010 was verified as corrected Correction during an on -site follow -up inspection on 06/16/2010. Three Rinani Verified 199,000 BTU on demand hot water heaters are dedicated to the Cinema During food service facility. Follow -up 06 c Violation 06c originally cited on 06/10/2010 was verified as corrected Correction during an on -site follow -up inspection on 06/16/2010. Verified During ✓ 1 Follow -up 06 c Handsink in the facility is not equipped with soap, towels or other 06/17/2010 approved drying devices. All kitchen and bar hand washing sinks must be provided with hot water and soap /towels prior to opening. Follow up inspection June 17, 2010 06 c Violation 06c originally cited on 06/10/2010 was verified as corrected Correction during an on -site follow -up inspection on 06/16/2010. Verified During Follow -up I' I http: //127.0.0.1: 8080 /dhd/webadmin/ letters /95/ Retail %20Food /_paper_sco_retail food inspection.cf... 6/16/2010 State of CO - Retail Food Inspection Form (Page 1) Page 3 of 3 Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Retail Food Inspection Report Items described below identify violations to be corrected as indicated by the regulatory authority. Failure to comply may result in further action by the regulatory authority. Establishment City Firm ID Date (mm/dd/yy) Cinebistro (a Solaris VAIL 225658 06/16/2010 Item # Remarks (cont'd) Method of/for Corrected by Correction (MM/DD/YY) 11 a Refrigeration thermometers are not provided and/or conspicuously located in refrigeration units. Provide thermometers in all refrigeration units including cook line reach in and cold top refrigerators. Comments KITCHEN IS APPROVED FOR PRACTICE FOOD SERVICE OPERATIONS UNTIL GRAND OPENING JULY 1, 2010, AT WHICH TIME THE ESTABLISHMENT IS APPROVED FOR STATE OF COLORADO RETAIL FOOD SERVICE LICENSING AND OPERATIONS. Environpgntal Health S eciali � � Received, : 1 / — I — r K Method of/for Correction / Corrected On Site (COS): L`' CIVCS: L.J Follow -Up (F/U): LI Compliance Ag . nt (CA): ❑ Form RFOO1- 2_revF_PageTwolnspectionReport 0706.doc This is a Follow -up to the Regular Inspection conducted on: 06/10/2010. http: //127.0.0.1: 8080 /dhd/webadmin/letters /95/ Retail %20Food /_paper_sco_retail food_inspection.cf... 6/16/2010