Smoke detector, smoke alarm, and carbon monoxide alarm
locations.
PART D – MECHANICAL (ALL PROJECTS)
Clear indication of type of heating equipment (oil, gas, electric, etc.)
and corresponding fuel distribution lines.
Clear indication of fuel and its distribution for generators.
Reflected ceiling plans, roof plans, and elevations or sections,
indicating size and location of duct work, piping, grilles, fire dampers,
etc.
Location and size of air handling equipment and plenums.
Location and size of boilers, chillers, and cooling towers.
Location of exhaust equipment and associated ducts and fire
dampers.
Location of unit heaters, ventilators, rooftop units, heat pumps, duct
heaters, etc.
Clear indication of any smoke control system.
List of mechanical symbols used on drawings.
Commissioning plan (See Part F)
PART E – SITE (NEW CONSTRUCTION, ADDTIONS, CHANGE OF USE)
Vicinity map, north arrow, date and scale (preferred 1’ = 30’).
Property lines with bearings and distances.
Lot or parcel numbers, block number, and record plat or deed
reference.
Calculations of building height, building lot coverage, density, green
area, and parking calculations.
Existing topography and proposed grading at contour intervals of not
more than two feet.
Bodies of water, water courses, and 100-year floodplains.
Vegetative cover/landfills.
Locations and names of existing or proposed highways and streets
serving the site, showing center-lines, widths of paving, grades,
median break points and right-of-way lines.
Location, height, area, and use of all structures.
Front, side, and rear yard setbacks.
Location of aboveground & underground fuel storage tanks & similar
containers.
Location of recreational areas, green areas, and other open spaces.
Location and dimensions of all driveways, loading areas, directional
traffic controls, points of access to surrounding streets, and
walkways.
Location of all sewer, water and storm drainage lines, well and septic
systems, and all easements and rights-of-way.
Landscape plan for showing all man-made features and the location,
size, and species of all plant material.