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Architects & Planners
Bell Tower Third Floor Remodel-CA
Wednesday, September 1 b, 2008
ASI No. 003
Project No: 2708.01
Pursuant to the August 1 2008, 'Issue for Construction', 98% Contract Documents, the following items have been
published as supplemental information and are to be considered parf of the Contract Documents (Set for
Construction 08/O1 /08). Refer to attached documentation. These are for clarification purposes only and shal) not
cause change to the Cost or Schedule of Construction.
NEW SHEETS 9.15.2008:
A0.0
A0.1
A0.3
A2.1
A2.2
A2.3
A3.1
A3.2
9.15.2008 Cover Sheet, Replace and void sheet from 8.1.08 set.
9.15.2008 Information Sheet, Replace and void sheet from 8.1.08 set.
9.15.2008 Survey Sheet, Replace and void sheet form 8.1.08 set.
9.15.2008 Third Level Floor plan, Replace and void sheet form 8.1.08 set.
9.15.2008 Fourfh/Loft Level plan, Replace and void sheet form 8.1.08 set.
9.15.2008 Roof plan, Replace and void sheet form 8.1.08 set.
9.15.2008 Elevations, Replace and void sheet form 8.1.08 set.
9.15.2008 Elevations, Replace and void sheet form 8.1.08 set.
8.1.2008 SHEET REVISIONS:
A4.1
A4.2
A5.1
A5.2
A6.1
Top of Elevations are entirely voided. Refer to 9.15.2008 sheets A0.1, A0.3, A3.1 and A3.2. Building
sections are for general structural assemblies only and do not indicate dropped ceilings and cross
members. Due to the multiple revisions from existing conditions ceilings will be coordinated in the field.
Top of Elevations are entirely voided. Refer to 9.15.2008 sheets A0.1, A0.3, A3.1 and A3.2. Building
sections ar-e for general structural assemblies only and do not indicate dropped ceilings and cross
members. Due to the multiple revisions from existing conditions ceilings will be coordinated in the field.
Type W3: UL 419 rated wall is required. In addition, the TOV com check requires an R30 at the
building perimeter and thus an insulated exterior sheathing needed to be added to provide. Revise note
'1" CONTINUOUS RIGID INSULATION AT EXTERIOR FACE' to foamular 150 by Owens Corning as
attached. Sheathing should be un-faced. This product is nail able and allows the lath fasteners for the
cementious stucco to penetrate and attach to the steel studs. Move WRB (Tyvek) from exterior face of 1"
insul-shield to exterior face of 3/�" type IP-X3 or ultra-code. This will allow proper flashing at windows
and nailing fin.
Spray polyurethane roof insulation revised to spray batt insulation. Maintain R35. Roof systems being
reviewed by roofing consultant based upon final roof design, allowable air flow by steel locations and
selected finishes to confirm or revise design. Note: Due to the Owner selected humidification system
and roof design a vented design may be incorporated. Note: Different underlayments are required at
metal r-oofs versus synthetic roofs. To be provided by roofing consultant.
All wood ceilings deleted. Wood beams to remain. Final coordination of dropped ceilings to occur in
field to address structural changes.
Physical Address: (970) 949-7034 Mailing Address:
90 Benchinark Rd., Suite 202 fax: (970) 949-8134 P.O. Box 1734
Avon, CO 81620 email: generalCcilvagarchilecfs.com Vail, CO 81658-1734
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A9.4
A9.5
A9.6
A10.1
A10.2
All wood ceilings deleted. Wood beams to remain. Final coordination of dropped ceilings to occur in
field to address structural changes.
Void replaced by information on 9.15.2008 sheets and window shop drawings.
Information; door threshold system and flashing. Refer to attached ASI#-A9.Sx
Void replaced by information on 9.15.2008 sheets and window shop drawings.
VE revisions per meeting with GC and White River Electric. GC has notes. Coordination to occur in
field.
VE revisions per meeting with GC and White River Electric. GC has notes. Coordination to occur in
field.
GC ACTION LOG - 9/1 /2008 (Note� From today GC will provide follow up notes to action loq responses unless a
drawing is required):
#59
#64
#68
#71
- #76
#79
- #82
#83
#73
#77
#78
#80
Electric heaters can not be used. Gas heaters submiited as Shop drawing #3 on 9.16.2008 for B&G
review.
Cannot occur until Owner, GC and tile subcontractor meeting occurs. Anticipated date for meeting is
last week in September to first week in October. Revise requested completed date from 9/16/2008 to
October 15, 2008. Please advise immediately if this will result in schedule delays.
Meeting occurred on September 16, 2008 with lighting reduced. GC has notes. To be reviewed again
in field and approved by Owner.
All wood ceilings are deleted. All wood beams are to remain as a majority are required to hide steel
members.
Reference aHached drawings A3.1 and A3.2 dated 9.15.2008.
Addressed in email dated 9.16.2008 to GC and MNE and to be confirmed by returned steel shop
drawings anticipated to be released no later than 9.18.2008.
Provided a couple of months ago for GC review and confirmation and re-issued under A5.2 above.
Preliminary- Beaudin Ganze believes the boiler can be revised from a Solo 250 to a Solo 175.
Delete wood siding surround at front entry door. Add 6" carved and curved wood band by decorative
carvings subcontractor, i.e. to match panels at living room window wall.
Refer to steel shop drawings
Refer to steel shop drawings
Per MNE phone conversation, yes.
GENERAL/VE ITEMS:
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.5
3.6
3.7
3.8
3.9
3.10
3.11
GC to deternune viability of snow guards versus snow fences.
GC to detennine cost of rafter tails in budget for Architect to review possible deletions for cost savings.
GC to deternuiie cost saviugs of cliaiiging ceiliiig fiiiish from level 5 to level2. Walls to stay as level 5.
GC to deternuue cost savings of drywall returns on all windows with sill cap and apron ouly and utilizing simple
2" flat stock walnut trim at doors.
GC is pricuig tile substitutions with tile providers.
GC tv price deleliiig 16.25 squate�feet of wall tile fi�om eacli batluooin #4 . Total deletion of 32.5 square
feet and replace with painted drywall.
GC to price deleling l 8 syuare feet of wall fiom uuder vanity and replace with pauited drywall fi�om batln-oom
#3.
GC to price dele�ing all leather tiles fi-om tl�e powder room.
GC to price stone renioval at cl�iinney pet 9.15.2008 drawiugs.
GC to price lightii�g revisions made at 9.16.2005 meeling.
GC to set up ineeting �vith Cook's weldiug to commence stair shop drawings.
End of ASI No.003
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Physical Address: (970) 949-7034 Mailiny Address:
90 Benchmark Rd., Suite 202 fax: (970) 949-8134 P.O. Box 1734
Avon, CO 81620 email: general@vayarchiteds.com Vail, CO 81658-1734
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Architects & Planners
ASI # 004:
Project Name: Bell Tower Third Floor Remodel-CA
Date:
RE:
Thursday, September 18, 2008
ASI No. 004
Project No: 2708.01
Pursuant to the August 1 2008, 'Issue for Construction', 98% Contract Documents, the following items have been
published as supplemental information and are to be considered part of the Contract Documents (Set for
Construction 08/O1 /08). Refer to attached documentation. These are for clarification purposes only and shall not
cause change to the Cost or Schedule of Construction.
REVISED AND ADDED DETAILS•
ASI04-Xl :
ASI04-X2:
ASI04-X3:
ASI04-X4:
ASI04-X5 & X6:
ASI04-X7
ASI04-X8 & X9:
ASI04-X10 &Xl 1:
End of ASI No.004
Waterproof Deck and Scupper detail
Waterproof Deck plan-cricket, scupper and drainage locates.
Scupper design and flashing
R1 & R2 roof assemblies revised.
Airflow requirements.
Ridge and Eave vent locations.
Rafter vent recommendations.
Air stop recommendations.
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Physical Address:
90 Benchmark Rd., Suite 202
Avon, CO 81620
(970) 949-7034
fax: (970) 949-8134
email: general@vagorchitects.com
9/18/2008
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 1734
V4il, CO 81658-1734
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Ventilation of Unheated
Attics or Cathedral Ceiling
Rafter Cavities
Owens Corning's raft-R-mate attic
vent is an extruded polystyrene
foam vent designed to assure
unrestricted airflow from the soffit
to the ridge vent. Additionally,
ro ft-R-mate attic vent has an
optional bend down air stop/
insulation block at the top plate of
the wall. The optional air stop/
insulation block prevents loosefill
insulation from filling the eave
space during installation of
cathedral ceiling or attic floors, by
� closing off the opening below the
roft-R-mate attic vent to the soffit.
It also helps to prevent "wind
- wash" which can cause attic
insulation to be blown back off of
the top plate causing unwanted
heat loss around the perimeter
of the attic.
Typically building codes require
that unheated attics or cathedral
ceiling rafter cavities be provided
with a minimum amount of
ventilation. Ventilation is typically
provided by some combination of
gable, ridge and soffit vents.
Inadequate ventilation may lead to
excess heat and humidity in the
attic or rafter cavity. These
conditions may lead to the
deterioration of the roofing
materials and deck, insulation,
Product Data Sheet
Specifications
Dimensions
Air Channel Depch'
Net Free Air Flow *
Material
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Packaging
Vencs per box/bag
I .5"
22.3 sq. inches
Extruded Polystyrene
75
Packages per Pallec 2q
Vents per Pallet 1800
structural framing members, or
interior ceiling finishes.
Required Vent Area
For attics, the Federal Housing
Authority (FHA) and building
codes require a minimum net free
vent area of I sq. ft. of ventilation
for every 150 sq. ft. of attic space
(1:150). This ratio can be reduced
to 1:300 if a balanced soffit and
ridge vent system or a properly
placed vapor retarder is utilized.
For rafter cavity spaces, codes
typically specify a required
minimum air space, of I", between
the insulation and the roof
sheathing. Check local building
codes for specifc requirements.
ra ft-R-mate Rafter Vents
• Maintain ventilation through
thickest part of insulation
• Ventilation channel and air stop/
insulation block in one easy to
install product
• Resist moisture; will not rot
or deteriorate
• Improve year-round comfort
• Increase the life ofthe roof
• Are durable and break-resistant
• Meets new energy code
requirements for attic ventilation
• Install quickly and easily
• Work in both new and
retrofit construction
Installation
Installed properly against the
underside of the roof deck,
between roof trusses or rafters,
ra ft-R-mate attic vent will provide
in excess of a l" air space. Fibrous
insulation can be installed directly
against the surface of ro ft-R-mate
attic vent and raft-R-mote attic vent
will maintain a free airflow channel
from the eave vent to the ridge or
gable vents. Due to its symmetrical
design, ra ft-R-mate attic vent can
be split in half for 12" and I 6" o.c.
rafter spacing, or if required for
retrofit or cathedral ceiling
applications.
Installing Loosefill or Batt
Insulation on Attic Floors
I. A single 4' length of ra ft-R-mate
attic vent should be installed in
each rafter or truss space, at the
ceiling line, to insure that the
airway between soffit and attic
space remains open.
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Attic RafterVents with Optional Air Stop/Insulation Block
2. The vent shoufd extend some
distance beyond the top of the
horizontal fibrous insulation.
3. Optional air stop/insulation
block. Bend down at the
accordion hinge. Fit tightly over
the top plate and staple to
the top plate.
Installing Rafter Cavity
Insulation in Cathedral
Ceilings
I. Install raft-R-mate attic vent in
each rafter cavity beginning at
the soffit area, to assure the
vent remains open, continue
up the cavity to the ridge vent
or to a common air space.
2. Optional air stop/insulation block
� - When installing, bend down
and staple the insulation block to
prevent air from entering and
insulation going out the soffit.
3. raft-R-mate attic vent should be
installed with an approximate 2"
gap between the ends of
adjacent batts to allow
moisture to escape more readily
into the air channel.
4. hnstall cavity batt insulation so
that the ends of the insulation
do not occur in the area of the
2" gap. This precaution
minimizes the potential of the
insulation expanding into the air
channel and restricting airflow.
5. When installing loosefill into a
cathedral cavity reduce the gap
between the ends of the
adjacent sections of ra ft-R-mote
attic vent to %"
Product Data Sheet
Note: When prolonged outdoor
cold temperatures, or higher
interior humidity conditions are
expected, a vapor retarder, such as
asphalt kraft paper, should be
installed on the room side of
the rafter batt to reduce the
intrusion of moisture into the attic
or rafter cavity.
Note to Builders and Consumers:
Always check with your local
building department for required
ventilation area in attics and rafter
cavities, requirements for vapor
retarders, and the acceptability of
ra ft-R-mate attic vent for the
planned application.
Technical Information
I-800-GET-PINK�'
For more information on the
Owens Corning family of home
building products, contact your
Owens Corning dealer or call;
I -800-GET-PINK�".
Cautivn
Combustible, Although
ra ft-R-mate attic vents meet
building code requirements of
< 75 flame spread and < 450
smoke developed, this product
will ignite if exposed to fire of
sufficient heat and intensi�y.
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Report Date: 05/14/O8
Data filename: P:\2708-Bell Tower 3rd Floor Remodel\II. Project Administration\OS. Technical Review\2708 Bell Tower 2003 IECC.cck
Section 1: Project Information
Project Type: Addition
Project Title : Bell Tower Third Floor Remodel
Construction Site:
201 Gore Creek Drive
Vail, CO 81657
Owner/Agent:
Dean MacFarlan
Bell Tower Partners
10100 N Central Expy
Suite 200
Dallas, TX 75231
Section 2: General Information
Vail, Colorado
Building Location (for weather data): 15
Climate Zone:
Heating Degree Days (base 65 degrees F): 9248
Cooling Degree Days (base 65 degrees F): 25%
Vertical Glazing / Wall Area Pct.:
Activit �pe(s�
Other
Floor Area
3760
Section 3: Requirements Checklist
Climate-Specific Requirements:
Component NamelDescription
Roof 1: All-Wood Joist/Rafter/Truss
Exterior Wall 1: Metal Frame, 24" o.c.
Window 1: Wood Frame:Double Pane with Low-E, Clear, SHGC
0.27
Door 1: Solid
Door 2: Glass, Clear, SHGC 0.27
Floor 1: All-Wood Joist/Truss
Designer/Contractor:
Anne Gunion
VAg, Inc. Architects & Planners
90 Benchmark Road
Suite 202
Avon, CO 81620
970.949.7034
general@vagarchitects.com
Gross Area Cavity Cont.
or Perimeter R-Value R-Value
3985 38.0 0.0
2571 19.0 3.0
213 --- ---
60 --- ��-
422 --- ---
2495 19.0 0.0
Proposed Budget
U-Factor U-Factor
0.028 0.045
0.075 0.064
0.350 0.520
0.270 0.108
0.350 0.520
0.049 0.040
(a) Budget U-factors are used for software baseline calculations ONLY, and are not code requirements.
Air Leakage, Component Certification, and Vapor Retarder Requirements:
� 1. All joints and pen°trations are caulked, gasketed or covered with a moisture vapor-permeable wrapping material installed in accordance
with the manufacturer's installation instructions.
� 2. Windows, doors, and skylights certified as meeting leakage requirements.
�;] 3. Component R-values & U-factors labeled as certified.
,� 4. Insulation installed according to manufacturer's instructions, in substantial contact with the surface being insulated, and in a manner that
achieves the rated R-value without compressing the insulation.
. . _ Report date: 05/14/08
Project Title: Bell Tower Third Floor Remodel
Data filename: P:\2708-Bell Tower 3rd Floor RemodelUl. Project Administration\08. Technical Review\2708 Bell Tower 2003
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� 5. Stair, elevator shaft vents, and other dampers integral to the building envelope are equipped with motorized dampers.
, � 6. Cargo doors and loading dock doors are weather sealed.
� 7. Recessed lighting fixtures are: (i) Type IC rated and sealed or gasketed; or (ii) installed inside an appropriate air-tight assembly with a
0.5 inch ciearance from combustible materials and with 3 inches clearance from insulation material.
_ � 8. Building entrance doors have a vestibule and equipped with closing devices.
Exceptions:
Buiiding enlrances with revolving doors.
Doors that open directly from a space less than 3000 sq. ft. in area.
- � 9. Vapor retarder installed.
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Section 4: Compliance Statement
Compliance Statement: The proposed envelope design represented in this document is consistent with the building plans, specifications
and other calculations submitted with this permit application. The proposed envelope system has been designed to meet the 2003 IECC
requirements in COMcheck Version 3.5.3 and to comply with the mandatory requirements in the Requirements Checklist.
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