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Garfield County
Community Development Department
03/19/2025
Owner:
Darter LLC
1111 S 7th Street
Grand Junction, CO 81501
Architect:
Encompass Design Inc.
1535 Liberty Lane Suite 110b
Missoula, Montana 59808
Contractor:
CIVIC Group
2000 S. Colorado Blvd. Site 10500
Denver, CO 80222
Re: Corrections and Conditions of Approval
For Building A and Building B
Job Address: 5 Stone Quarry Road — Parcel #240718121002
Dear Jenn,
The County Building Department has performed the review on the building permit application
and plans for the new building proposed at the above parcel.
There are items that need to be addressed prior to considering the issuance of the building
permit and items that can be addressed after the issuance of the building permit.
Please provide a response letter addressing each item listed in the "Items to address prior to
issuing a building permit". Response not required for the "Conditions to be addressed during
construction" but please address if clarification is needed.
Please provide 2 complete sets of corrected sheets, with clouded areas reflecting changes, for
the resubmittal.
108 Eighth Street, Suite 401
Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601
(970) 945-8212
Corrections to address prior to issuing a buildin ermit:
1. Please provide a will -serve letter from the water and sewer provider.
RESPONSE: See attached Civil Engineer response.
2 Please answer the concerns the County's consultant Civil Engineer has provided. See
attached correspondence from Mountain Cross Engineering.
RESPONSE: See attached Civil Engineer response.
3 The structural sheets state: "This sheet is intended to be printed in color to fully understand
the information being presented" All the sheets are printed in black and white. Please
provide colored sheets or remove the notation with engineer's approval.
RESPONSE: Structural does not have any colored sheets, that note is for Architectural, we are
removing this note from the consulting engineers titleblock for the 100% Construction Set.
4 AOa, A1.1 — The Project Statistics and the Zoning Code Info indicates this is a non -sprinkled
building. Please change the drawing accordingly.
RESPONSE: It is full Sprinklered to NFPA 13R. Sheet is modified.
5 AO.1 Ba — The Code Requirement section is indicating that '/ hour Fire Partitions are
allowed but one -hour is provided. '/2 hour Fire Partitions are only allowed with a full NFPA 13
Fire Suppression System being installed. The plans indicate an NFPA 13R is proposed.
Please change this designation, there shouldn't be any confusion between the contractor
and inspectors if this comes up in the field. (IBC 708.3)
RESPONSE: See Table1020.1 R— c.
1020.1 Construction.
Corridors shall be fire -resistance rated in accordance with Table 1020.1. The corridor walls required to be
fire -resistance rated shall comply with Section 708 for Lire partitions.
Exceptions,
1. A fire -resistance rating is not required for corridors in an occupancy in Group E where each room
that is used for instruction has not less than one door opening directly to the exterior and rooms
for assembly purposes have not less than one-half of the required means of egress doors
opening directly to the exterior. Exterior doors specified in this exception are required to be at
ground level.
2. A fire -resistance rating is not required for corridors contained within a dwelling unit or sleeping
unit in an occupancy in Groups 1-1 and R.
3. A tire -resistance rating is not required for corridors in open parking garages.
4. A fire -resistance rating is not required for corridors in an occupancy in Group B that is a space
requiring only a single means of egress complying with Section 1006.2.
5. Corridors adjacent to the exterior walls of buildings shall be permitted to have unprotected
openings on unrated exterior walls where unrated walls are permitted by Table 602 and
unprotected openings are permitted by Table 705.8.
TABLE 1020.1
CORRIDOR FIRE -RESISTANCE RATING
REQUIRED FIRE -RESISTANCE RATING
OCCUPANT LOAD SERVED BY (hours)
OCCUPANCY CORRIDOR Without sprinkler With sprinkler
system system
H-1, H-Z H-3 All Not Permitted 1
H-4, H-5 Greater than 30 Not Permitted 1
A, B, E, F, M, S, Greater than 30 1 0
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R Greater than 10 Not Permitted 0.5
108 Eighth Street, Suite 401
Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601
(970) 945-8212
1-2a, 1-4 All
1-1, 1-3 All
Not Permitted 0
Not Permitted 1b
a.For requirements for occupancies in Group 1-2, see Sections 407.2 and 407.3.
b.For a reduction in the fire -resistance rating for occupancies in Group 1-3, see Section 40S.i3-
c.Buildings equipped throughout with an automatic sprinkler system in accordance with Section
903.3.1.1 or 903.3.1.2 where allowed.
So this is for either NFPA 13 or 13R.
I will maintain the 1 hour due to other review items. Sheet is adjusted and will be hard
copy mailed following this letter response.
6 A0.1 Ba —To utilize frontage increases, the sides of the building allowed for the increase
shall be accessed by a public right of way or a fire lane. The only frontage allowed on this
project is the side accessed from the parking lot. Please re -calculate accordingly. This may
require a reassessment of the Fire Wall locations in both buildings. (IBC 506.3.1)
RESPONSE:
506.3.1 Minimum percentage of perimeter.
To qualify for an area factor increase based on frontage, a building shall have not less than 25 percent of
its perimeter on a public way or open space. Such open space shall be either on the same lot or
dedicated for public use and shall be accessed from a street or approved fire lane. Per the 2015
Code Commentary, I have provided a diagram showing our calculations.
Open space can include public ways (streets, alleys, etc.), but it can also include private yards or open
spaces on the same lot that are dedicated for public use. See attached excerpt from the 2015
Commentary and why we based on our talcs on the commentary calculation
Please see the calculations to show, the walls we do not include and the walls we include based
on the code commentary on how to calculate the open space that should be allowed to be
used.
7 By utilizing Fire Walls to create separate buildings, each building created by the Fire Walls
are to be calculated separately for area increases based on frontage. Please provide
separate calculations for each building created by the Fire Walls. (IBC 503.1)
RESPONSE: Please see the attached showing the walls used and not used in the
calculations showing compliance, based on the code commentary.
8 S5.21 — The Fire Wall on Grid 11 is to terminate at the roof sheathing. Detail 7 does not
indicate the Fire Wall Terminating at the roof sheathing as shown in A0.3a detail 3. Please
change the structural details to coordinate with the architectural detail. (IBC 706.6)
RESPONSE: Structural has corrected details to follow architectural.
9 S2.2W/S5.3 detail 10 — The details of the blocks penetrating the Fire Wall on grid 11 are not
as shown in A0.3a detail 3. Please provide details for fire stopping the blocks in the Fire
Wall or change the structural detail to coordinate with the architectural detail.
RESPONSE: Structural requires blocking please see the below detail, in the final construction
set.
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10 A0.3a — The printing is over -run and difficult to read. Please print a cleaner sheet.
RESPONSE: New Sheet has been printed to remove the overlay note. Drawings reflect this
change.
11 Throughout - The exits labeled as Corridors are actually Interior Exit Stairways regulated by
IBC 1023. Please label accordingly. Note: Travel distance ends at an "Exit'. A Corridor is not
an Exit, it is Exit Access. The travel distances would be quite a bit over the allowed 125' if
measured from within the unit, down the stairs to the Exit Discharge. Each unit is limited to
125' travel distance to the Interior Exit Stairs (Exit). Once in an Exit, the travel distance A2.24 has
stops. Sheet A2.24 still reflect been
RESPONSE: We have revised the Bening protections. --
Drawings reflect this change. 'Corridor". _ _ _ updated to
- reflect
12 Throughout - The walls enclosing the Interior Exit Stairs are labeled as Fire -Partitions. "interior exit
These walls are required to be Fire Barriers. Please change the designation accordingly. stair" as the
(IBC 1023.2) room label
RESPONSE: Walls enclosing the Interior Exit Stair from the dwelling unit walls adjacent are
noted as Fire Barriers -- Drawings reflect this change.
13 A0.5a - The doors from the units to the Interior Exit Stairway are to be 1-hour. Please
change the door schedule accordingly. (IBC Table 716.5)
RESPONSE: All The Enlarged Unit Plans still indicate 20 ir slSchedule reflects this
change. minute doors
14 Throughout - The exterior walls housing Window F on Grid L and F are required to be one -
hour fire -resistive with window rating at 3/4 hour or the exterior walls that are perpendicular
to these walls are to be one -hour fire resistive for 10'; Grid lines 6&7, 14&15, 23&24. Please
address accordingly. (IBC 1023.7)
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RESI enclosures are to be rated. I've included the commentary and
All enlarged unit
a hand sketch for reference.
plans have been
updated to remove
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the "20 min" rating
this document) was selected.
108 Eighth Street, Suite 401
and to see A0.5a
See A2.1, A2.2, A2.3, A2.5,
Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601
schedules for correct
A2.6, A2.7 floor plans updated to
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door ratings
reflect wall and window ratings.
16 Please note that the recessed electric wall heaters in the Interior Exit Stairs are to be lined
with gypsum. There is a note in the electrical schedule, but a detail or note on the
architectural drawings will keep it from getting missed. (IBC 714)
RESPONSE: See added detail A7.1c. Drawings reflect this change.
17 AO.1 Bb — This sheet shows an exit sign at a window not the egress door.
RESPONSE: See attached sheet this is adjusted.
18 S1.1 — The general notes indicate the Town of Parachute as the authority having
jurisdiction. Please change to Garfield County.
RESPONSE: Notation has been changed.
19 P3.00 — One of the sanitary sewer lines is labeled both 3" San and 4" San. Between grids
25 and 26. Please clarify.
RESPONSE: See attached Morrison-Maierle Response
20 All the clothes dryers installed in closets will require 100 square inches of make-up air in the
closet enclosure. Please indicate this in the plans. (IMC 504.5)
RESPONSE: See attached Morrison-Maierle Response
21 Please designate snow storage on the site plans. (LUDC 7-306)
RESPONSE: See attached Civil Response
22 C100 - The parking analysis did not consider Building C. Please add the parking
accordingly.
6. Recreation facilities: One space per 4 persons using the facility (figured at a maximum capacity use
period).
RESPONSE: The Community Clubhouse is not for the public. The purpose of the exercise
Room and Community space is only for the use of the residents that have a lease
agreement with the owner. They will income qualify to live at this property and will be
allowed the use the Aster Place community clubhouse as a project amenity for them in order
to save them money and provide an opportunity to improve their health and fitness.
Therefore, in our opinionthere are no additional parking spaces required, in our opinion.
additional vehicular loading, the tenants have the required parking spaces and will utilize
those.
Conditions to be addressed durinq construction: TEAM AND GC IS APPRISED OF
THESE COMMENTS AND WILL COMPLY THIS BECOMES AN ARCHITECTS
SUPPLEMENTAL INSTRUCTION TO THE GC.
The approved plans are to be on -site for inspections.
Sanitary facilities are required to be provided for workers.
A list of required inspections will be attached to the plans. The State is to permit and
approve the electrical work,
https,://www.colorado.gov/par,ific/doraIDPO Electrical Plumbing Permits
Underground utility locates is the responsibility of the owner or contractor. 811 is the
Colorado Utility Locate Hot Line.
All infrastructure piping is to be inspected by the engineer of record. A stamped letter from
the engineer accepting all infrastructure installation is required prior to the final inspection.
108 Eighth Street, Suite 401
Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601
(970) 945-8212
Drainage across property lines shall not exceed that which existed prior to grading. Excess
or concentrated drainage shall be contained on site or directed to an approved drainage
facility. Erosion of the ground in the area of discharge shall be prevented by installation of
non -erosive down drains or other devices.
All backflow preventers are required to be tested and certified by a licensed backflow
specialist after installation and prior to issuance of the Certificate of Occupancy.
Separate Sign Permits are required for any external signs. Please see the County's website
for the application.
Electrical Code compliance will be determined based on field inspections performed by the
State Electrical Inspector, (303) 869-3458. Please have the inspector sign the building card
or provide written documentation of the inspections.
The Electrical Code requires a separate Electrical Permit for low voltage fire alarms that has
an alarm panel and send a notification to the Fire District when under alarm. A Rough -In
inspection with the State Electrical Inspector is required (303) 869-3458. Please have the
inspector sign the building card or provide written documentation of the inspection.
The fire sprinkler and alarm are required to be inspected and approved by the Local Fire
Protection District. Please provide shop drawings to the Fire District for review and schedule
the inspections accordingly. Please have the Fire Marshal sign the inspection card when the
rough inspection is approved and when the final inspection is approved.
Any water supply that feeds a fire suppression system is to be inspected by the Fire Marshal
for that Fire District prior to backfilling.
Please provide special inspections reports to the Building Department as specified within the
General Notes of the structural drawings.
Geotechnical observation is required when the excavation is complete and written
verification be supplied at footing inspection, 2000psf.
All exterior lighting is to be downcast and shielded.
Safety glazing will be checked during the framing and final inspection. (IBC 2406.4)
Any membrane and through penetrations of the fire resistive construction will be required to
be fire -stopped with listed fire stopping assemblies. The plans indicate fire -stopping on
sheet A0.3a. The contractor is to provide a cut sheet for the assemblies at the framing
inspection if alterative fire -stopping is utilized. (IBC 713)
A Knox Box is required to be mounted adjacent to the front door. Please contact the Local
Fire District for exact location.
If the fire sprinkler system requires a fire pump. Then the Utility Room that houses the pump
will be required to be one -hour construction. (IBC Table 508.2.5)
All residential units are either "B Type' or "A Type" Accessible Units. All operable parts are
to be within the reach ranges. Lighting controls, electrical switches, environmental controls,
appliance controls, operating hardware on windows, plumbing controls, etc. Typical reach
range is 15" to 48" above the floor.
108 Eighth Street, Suite 401
Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601
(970) 945-8212
All shower head control walls are to be at the end of the required 48" maneuvering
clearances in front of the shower. (ANSI Al 17.1 — 1004.11.3.1.1)
All accessible door hardware shall have a shape that is easy to grip, including pocket and
sliding doors. (ANSI Al 17.1 — 404.2.6)
Grab bar backing is to be in place for all toilets, bathtubs and showers.
The fire -resistive corridor and stair walls will be required to be maintained where the fire-
extinguisher cabinets and electric wall heaters penetrate the fire -resistive assembly.
The unit heaters shown in the stair enclosers are not to project into the egress width. (IBC
1003.3)
Passing blower door tests are required to be submitted prior to issuing the Certificate of
Occupancy. The County is accepting the criteria stated in the 2021 IECC for Multi -family
projects, stated below.
1. Where buildings have fewer than eight testing
units, each testing unit shall be tested.
2. For buildings with eight or more testing units, the
greater of seven units or 20 percent of the testing
units in the building shall be tested, including a
top floor unit, a ground floor unit and a unit with
the largest testing unit enclosure area. For each
tested unit that exceeds the maximum air leakage
rate, an additional two units shall be tested,
including a mixture of testing unit types and
locations.
The ERV's have a special combined termination kit to eliminate the 10' requirement
between the intake and exhaust.
The single layer floor ceiling assembly utilizes Type C gypsum.
The roof assembly is fire -resistive, fire -dampers and listed firestops are to be used in the
truss assemblies.
The Fire Wall and demising walls are using gypsum as shear, see Shear Schedule for
nailing pattern for each layer of drywall. Engineer approval if changing nails to screws.
Trap seals are required for the floor drains behind the washing machines.
The freezers in the Type A Units are required to have a minimum 2 shelves within 54" from
the floor, the bottom of the freezer counts as a shelf.
See S5.2 for very specific detail for Guard support on the Balconies.
The entire roof is one -hour fire resistive or the fire barriers enclosing the stairs are to extend
to the roof sheathing.
Sincerely.
108 Eighth Street, Suite 401
Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601
(970) 945-8212
John Plano
Building Official
CC via email:
Chris Jackson, Chief, Grand River Fire District
Glenn Hartmann, Community Development Director, Garfield County
Craig Benes, Contractor, CIVIC Group Inc.
108 Eighth Street, Suite 401
Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601
(970) 945-8212
MEANS OF EGRESS
"unprotected exterior openings" includes windows or
doors not required to be protected by either Section
705.8 or 1023.7. The only exception would be win-
dow assemblies that have been tested as wall
assemblies in accordance with ASTM E119 or UL
263. The objective of this provision is to minimize the
possibility of fire spreading into an enclosure and
endangering the occupants or even preventing the
use of the exit at a time when it is most needed. The
limitation on openings applies regardless of the fire
protection rating of the opening protective. The limita-
tion on openings from normally occupied areas is
intended to reduce the probability of a fire occurring
in an unoccupied area, such as a storage closet,
which has an opening into the stairway, thereby pos-
sibly resulting in fire spread into the stairway. Other
spaces that are not normally occupied include, but
are not limited to, toilet rooms. electrical/mechanical
equipment rooms and janitorial closets. For connec-
tion between the vertical exit enclosure and an exit
passageway, see Section 1023.3.1.
Elevators may not open into exit enclosures. The
difficulty is to have elevator doors that can meet the
opening protectives for a tire barrier, but still operate
effectively as elevator doors. For additional informa-
tion on elevator lobbies and doors, see the commen-
tary for Sections 713.14, 1020.6 and 3006.
These opening limitations are very similar to those
required for an exit passageway (see Section
1024.5).
1023.5 Penetrations. Penetrations into or through interior
exit stairways and ramps are prohibited except for equipment
and ductwork necessary for independent ventilation or pres-
surivation, sprinkler piping. standpipes, electrical raceway for
fire department communication systems and electrical racc-
way serving the interior exit stainvoy and rzmrrp and terminat-
ing at a steel box not exceeding 16 square incites (0.010 01).
Such penetrations shall be protected in accordance with See-
tion 714. There shall not he penetrations or communication
openings, whether protected or not, between adjacent interior
exit stairways and ramps.
Exception: Membrane penetrations shall be permitted on
the outside of the interior exit stair wax and rarnp. Such
penetrations shall be protected in accordance with Section
714.3.2.
:•This section specifically lists the items that are
allowed to penetrate the walls and ceiling of the
enclosure for the exit stairway. This is consistent for
all types of enclosures for exits, including interior exit
stairways or interior exit ramps and exit passageways
(see Section 1024.6). to general, only portions of the
building service systems that serve the enclosure are
allowed to penetrate the enclosure. As indicated in
the commentary to Section 1022.1, standpipe sys-
tems are commonly located in the exit stair enclo-
sures. If two exit enclosures are adjacent to one
another, there must be no penetrations between
them, thereby limiting the chances of smoke being in
both stairwells.
Section 714 addresses through penetrations a,
membrane penetrations for fire -resistance -rated w
and ftoodcelling assemblies. The intent is to mains-
the integrity of the enclosure for the exit access s{s
way. This section and Section 1023.6 are meant
work together. Penetrations in exterior walls
addressed in Section. 1023.7.
The exception allows for electrical boxes. NE)
signs or fire alarm pull stations to be installed on t
outside of the enclosure, provided that the boxes s
installed so that the required fire -resistance rating
not reduced (see Section 714.12).
1023.6 Ventilation. Equipment and ductwork for inter
exit stairway and ramp ventilation as permitted by Sect
1023.5 shall comply with one of the following items:
2.
Such equipment and ductwork shall be located excel
to the building and shall be directly contte4.ted to
interior exit stairway and ramp by ductwork enclo.
in construction as required for shafts.
Where such equipment and ductwork is located wit
the interior exit stairway and ramp, the intake air sl
be taken directly from the outdoors and the exhaust
shall be discharged directly to the outdoors, or such
shall be conveyed through ducts enclosed in constt
Lion as required for shafts.
Where located within the building, such equipment
ductwork shall be separated From the remainder of
building, including other mechanical equipment, v
construction as required For shafts.
In each case, openittgs into the fire-resirta"ce-+oted c
struction shall be limited to those needed for maintellance
operation and shall be protected by opening protective
accordance with Sectiou 716 for shaft enclosures.
The interior exit stairway and ramp ventilation syst
shall be independent of other building ventilation systems
•e The purpose of the requirements for ventilation
tea equipment and ductwork is to maintain the
resistance of the enclosure for the exit stairway. The
ventilation system serving the enclosure is to be inde-
pendent of other building systems to prevent smoke
in the enclosure from traveling to other areas of the
building. This section and Section 1023.5 are meant
to work together. Where ductwork penetrates the Out-
side wall, if it is not required to be rated by Section
1023.7, then the duct does not require a fire and
smoke damper. If the ductwork serving the shaft does
penetrate a rated wail or rated floor/ceiling assembly. .
a fire and smoke damper would be required by
tion 717.5.3. Openings required for access to the
ventilation system for maintenance and operation
shall be protected in accordance with Section 716.
I023.7 ;interior exit stairway and ramp exterior W811s'
Exterior twer!!s of the interior exit stairway or ramp shall cont
ply with the requirements of Section 705 For exterinr warts.
Where nonrated walls or unprotected openings enclose the
exterior of the stairway or revttps and Elie walls or operlit;Ss
are exposed by other parts of the building at an angle Of leo
than 180 degrees (3.14 rad). the building exterior
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RE: ASTER PLACE AFFORDABLE HOUSING PERMIT APP RESUBMITTAL DATE OF ISSUANCE: 9/18/2025
John Plano, Chief Building Official
Garfield County Building Department
108 8th Street #401
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
Dear John
Within this package we have provided the following for consideration of our Building Permit requests:
Parcel No: 240718121002. Legal - Lot 47B of Valley View Village Subdivision in Battlement Mesa
2 24" x 36" additional copies of previously sent sheets. We had only sent two copies in total when we
needed to send two copies per building. This will bring Vou to 4 total copies of the following sheets.
o AOa Cover Sheet
o AO.2a Project Assemblies
o AO.3a Code Wall Sections & Air Barrier Requirements
o AO.4 IECC Building Envelope & Air Sealing Requirements
■ we revised this sheet again - you will be receiving 4 total copies (2 copies per building)
o A1.1 Architectural Site Plan
o A7.1c Interior Details
o C001 General Civil Notes & Legend
o C100 Construction Site Plan
o C202 Drainage Plan
o C210 Color Cut Fill Diagram
o C300 Wet Utility Plan
o C403 Civil Details
2 24" x 36" copies of Building A plan revisions in response to permit revisions
o AO.5a Apartments Door & Window Schedules
o A2.1 First Level Floor Plan (Building A)
o A2.2 Second Level Floor Plan (Building A)
o A2.3 Third Level Floor Plan (Building A)
o A2.9 Enlarged Unit Plan, RCP, and Finish
o A2.10 Enlarged Unit Plan, RCP, and Finish
o A2.11 Enlarged Unit Plan, RCP, and Finish
o A2.12 Enlarged Unit Plan, RCP, and Finish
o A2.13 Enlarged Unit Plan, RCP, and Finish
o A2.14 Enlarged Unit Plan, RCP, and Finish
o A2.15 Enlarged Unit Plan, RCP, and Finish
o A2.16 Enlarged Unit Plan, RCP, and Finish
o A2.17 Enlarged Unit Plan, RCP, and Finish
o A2.18 Enlarged Unit Plan, RCP, and Finish
o A2.19 Enlarged Unit Plan, RCP, and Finish
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o A2.20 Enlarged Unit Plan, RCP, and Finish
o A2.21 Enlarged Unit Plan, RCP, and Finish
o A2.22 Enlarged Unit Plan, RCP, and Finish
o A2.23 Enlarged Unit Plan, RCP, and Finish
o A2.24 Stairs Enlarged Plan
2 24" x 36" copies of Buildina B plan revisions in response to permit revisions
o A0.5a Apartments Door & Window Schedules
o A2.5 First Level Floor Plan (Building B) I
o A2.6 Second Level Floor Plan (Building B) -
o A2.7 Third Level Floor Plan (Building B)
o A2.9 Enlarged Unit Plan, RCP, and Finish
o A2.10 Enlarged Unit Plan, RCP, and Finish
o A2.11 Enlarged Unit Plan, RCP, and Finish
o A2.12 Enlarged Unit Plan, RCP, and Finish
o A2.13 Enlarged Unit Plan, RCP, and Finish
o A2.14 Enlarged Unit Plan, RCP, and Finish
o A2.15 Enlarged Unit Plan, RCP, and Finish
o A2.16 Enlarged Unit Plan, RCP, and Finish
o A2.17 Enlarged Unit Plan, RCP, and Finish
o A2.18 Enlarged Unit Plan, RCP, and Finish
o A2.19 Enlarged Unit Plan, RCP, and Finish
o A2.20 Enlarged Unit Plan, RCP, and Finish
o A2.21 Enlarged Unit Plan, RCP, and Finish
o A2.22 Enlarged Unit Plan, RCP, and Finish
o A2.23 Enlarged Unit Plan, RCP, and Finish
o A2.24 Stairs Enlarged Plan
• {118.5" x 11" cony of "Comments to the Response & Commentary"
o Original Architectural response in BLUE text
o CBO response to arch comments in RED text
o Most recent Architectural responses in GREEN text
• (1) 8.5" x 11" copy of this document
• Athumb-drive was included and contains all sheets
o All additional copies of civil sheets
o All additional copies of architectural sheets
o New copies (2 per building) of revised sheets per the lists above
Jenn Clary, Principal Architect - CO ARC 00405955
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