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PLANTING PLAN NOTES:1. SEED IS PROPOSED FOR ALL TURF AREAS
DISTURBED DURING CONSTRUCTION
2. BASED ON A FRONTAGE OF 1063 FEET, A TOTAL OF 27 STREET TREES
WILL BE REQUIREDTO BE INSTALLED AFTER THE COMPLETION OF 167TH
STREET PER AGREEMENT BETWEENJCPRD AND CITY OF OVERLAND PARK.
3. IRRIGATION IS NOT PROVIDED ON SITE, HOSE BIB LOCATIONS ARE
SHOWN
(OR APPROVED EQUAL)SUPER TURF IIBY UNITED SEEDSSEEDING RATE: 10
LBS/1000 SF DRILL SEEDED
PLANT LISTSYMBOL BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME SIZE &
METHOD
OF HANDLINGTREES
SHRUBS
GRASSES
GTI IMPERIAL HONEYLOCUSTGLEDITSIA TRIACANTHOS 'IMPCOLE' 2 1/2"
CAL / B&B / 12' HT MIN
DESIGNHEIGHT & SPREAD
35' HEIGHT, 35' SPREAD
CORNUS STOLONIFERA 'FARROW'CSF ARCTIC FIRE DOGWOOD 3' HEIGHT, 3'
SPREAD#2 CONT/ 24" HT MIN W/ 4 CANES
AFJ ACER x FREEMANII 'JEFFERSRED' AUTUMN BLAZE MAPLE 2" CAL /
B&B / 12' HT MIN 45' HEIGHT, 35' SPREAD
SSB SCHIZACHYRIUM SCOPARIUM 'THE BLUES' THE BLUES LITTLE
BLUESTEM NO. 1 CONTAINER, 18" SPACING 30" HEIGHT, 18" SPREAD
ROSA X 'RADSUNNY'RR SUNNY KNOCK OUT ROSE 3' HEIGHT, 3' SPREAD#2
CONT/ 12" HT MIN W/ 3 CANES
SEED TYPE 'A':
(OR APPROVED EQUAL)LOW GROW GRASS AND WILDFLOWER MIXBY UNITED
SEEDSSEEDING RATE: 24 LBS/AC DRILL SEEDED
SEED TYPE 'B':
RHUS AROMATICA 'GRO-LOW'RAGL GRO-LOW FRAGRANT SUMAC 2' HEIGHT,
6' SPREAD#2 CONT/ 12" HT MIN W/ 3 CANES
UA ACCOLADE ELMULMUS x MORTON 'ACCOLADE' 2 1/2" CAL / B&B /
12' HT MIN 50' HEIGHT, 35' SPREAD
AAB AUTUMN BRILLIANCE SERVICEBERRYAMELANCHIER x GRANDIFLORA
'AUTUMN BRILLIANCE' 112" CAL / B&B / 8' HT MIN / SINGLE-STEMMED
20' HEIGHT, 15' SPREAD(OR APPROVED EQUAL)LOW PROFILE VEGETATED
DRAINAGE SWALE MIXBY NATIONAL SEEDSEEDING RATE: 12.144 LBS/AC DRILL
SEEDED
SEED TYPE 'C':
(OR APPROVED EQUAL)NATIVE COBBLESTONES BY RIVERVIEW STONE6"
DEPTH
ROCK TYPE 'A':TOPSOIL, TYP
PLANTING INSTALLATION DETAILSSCALE: 1/2"=1'-0"1
1) DO NOT HEAVILY PRUNE THE TREE AT PLANTING,PRUNE ONLY
CROSSOVER LIMBS, CO-DOMINANTLEADERS, & BROKEN OR DEAD
BRANCHES.SOME INTERIOR TWIGS & LATERAL BRANCHESMAY BE PRUNED.
DO NOT REMOVE THETERMINAL BUDS OF BRANCHES THATEXTEND TO THE EDGE
OF THE CROWN
2) MARK THE NORTH SIDE OF THETREE IN THE NURSERY, AND ROTATETREE
TO FACE NORTH AT THE SITE
HIGHER THAN SURROUNDING GRADE3) SET TOP OF ROOT BALL 1-2
INCHES
PLACE MULCH IN DIRECT CONTACT4) APPLY 3"TH WOOD MULCH, DO
NOT
TREES WHERE THE FLARE IS NOTAT THE TOP OF THE ROOT BALL.SUCH THE
TRUNK FLARE IS VISIBLE6) EACH TREE MUST BE PLANTED
AND BURLAP FROM THE ROOT BALL7) REMOVE ALL TWINE, ROPE, WIRE
THE BTM UPWARD, SECURE w/ TAPE5) APPLY TREE WRAP TO TRUNK
FROM
w/ TREE TRUNK
VISIBLE SHALL BE REJECTED. DO NOT COVER THE TOPOF THE ROOT BALL
w/ SOIL
WHENEVER POSSIBLE
TREE PLANTING NOTES:
ON PERENNIAL PLANT BED,
APPROVAL OF LANDSCAPE
DO NOT COVER PLANTS
HORTICULTURAL PRACTICEIN ACCORDANCE w/ STANDARD2) PRUNE, THIN
& SHAPE SHRUBS
OR CONTAINERAT WHICH IT GREW IN THE FIELD1) SET SHRUB AT SAME
DEPTHSHRUB PLANTING NOTES:
TOP 3-4" OF SOIL
1) BREAK UP EXISTING SOILTO A DEPTH OF 24"
2) PROVIDE 12" NEW TOPSOILAND BLEND WITH EXISTING
3) THOROUGHLY MIX COMPOST IN
MODATE 1 1/2" OF GROWTH
MIN 6' DIAMULCH RING
BACKFILL w/ SUITABLE
1 1/2" HARDWOOD OR EQUAL4) STAKES SHALL BE 1 1/2"x
FOR TREES OVER 3" CAL
3) TIGHTEN WIRE / CABLEONLY ENOUGH TO KEEPFROM SLIPPING, ALLOW
FORSOME TRUNK MOVEMENTPLASTIC HOSE SHALL BELONG ENOUGH TO
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CAL, 12-GAUGE
THOROUGHLY UNTIL NO
WHEN BACKFILL IS 2/3
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COMPLETE, WATER
INITIAL WATERING:
PERENNIAL PLANTING NOTES:
4) APPLY 3"TH BED OF MULCH
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SCALE: 12"=1'-0"
PROVIDE A 6" DEEP x 6" WIDETRENCH & FILL W/MULCH
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SUBSCRIPT 'E' ADJACENT TO ANY DEVICE INDICATES EXISTING.
ABOVE FINISH GRADE
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ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR
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OVERHEAD ELECTRICAL
OVERHEAD TELEPHONE
POLYVINYL CHLORIDE
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RIGID GALVANIZED STEEL
UNDERGROUND ELECTRICAL
UNDERGROUND TELEPHONE
WEATHERPROOF
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LIGHTING AND APPLIANCE PANEL
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ELECTRICAL ABBREVIATIONS AND SYMBOLS LEGEND
SUBSCRIPT 'C' ADJACENT TO ANY DEVICE INDICATES CEILING. C
METER
PNL #
SUBSCRIPT (R) ADJACENT TO ANY DEVICE INDICATES THE
RELOCATED POSITION OF AN EXISTING DEVICE.
SUBSCRIPT (ER) ADJACENT TO ANY DEVICE INDICATES EXISTING TO
BE RELOCATED.
PANELBOARD TAG. SEE THE CORRESPONDING PANELBOARD SCHEDULE
AND/OR ONE LINE DIAGRAM FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.
GENERAL POWER & AUXILIARY SYSTEMS NOTES:GENERAL LIGHTING
NOTES:
PROJECT GENERAL ELECTRICAL NOTES
1. COORDINATE THE INSTALLATION OF LIGHTING FIXTURES WITH ALL
OTHER TRADES.
2. ROUTE ALL WIRE AND CONDUIT CONCEALED UNLESS OTHERWISE
NOTED. PATCH ALL EXISTING SURFACES AFTER WIRE AND CONDUIT
INSTALLATION, AS REQUIRED. REFER TO THE SPECIFICATION FOR
CUTTING AND PATCHING REQUIREMENTS. ALL COSTS ASSOCIATED
WITH ABOVE REQUIREMENTS MUST BE INCLUDED IN THE PROJECT
BID.
3. FLUSH MOUNT ALL NEW WIRING DEVICES IN NEW OR EXISTING
SURFACES, THE OWNER HAS THE RIGHT TO RETAIN ALL
SALVAGEABLE MATERIAL. ANY MATERIAL THE OWNER CHOOSES NOT
TO ACCEPT SHALL BE REMOVED FROM THE SITE AND DISPOSED OF
BY THE CONTRACTOR.
4. SEAL AROUND ALL CONDUIT AND CABLE PENETRATIONS THROUGH
WALLS, CEILINGS, AND FLOORS TO MAINTAIN CODE REQUIRED
RATINGS. REFER TO ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS FOR ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION.
5. REFER TO THE LIGHTING FIXTURE SCHEDULE FOR ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION.
6. ALL LIGHT FIXTURES SHALL BE INSTALLED AS PER THE
MANUFACTURER'S INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS.
1. FULLY COORDINATE THE INSTALLATION OF ALL ELECTRICAL
DEVICES
WITH THE WORK OF OTHER TRADES.
2. UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED, ELECTRICAL DEVICES ARE TO BE
FLUSH
MOUNTED AND ALL WIRE AND CONDUIT IS TO BE ROUTED
CONCEALED. FULLY COORDINATE INSTALLATION WITH EXISTING
CONDITIONS, AND INCLUDE PATCHING AND REFINISHING OF EXISTING
SURFACES TO ACCOMMODATE THIS REQUIREMENT.
3. SEAL AROUND ALL CONDUIT AND CABLE PENETRATIONS THROUGH
WALLS, CEILINGS AND FLOORS TO MAINTAIN CODE REQUIRED
RATINGS. REFER TO ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS FOR ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION.
SURFACE MOUNTED LED FIXTURE. LETTER DENOTES FIXTURE TYPE.
REFER TO DRAWINGS FOR MOUNTING DETAILS AND MOUNTING HEIGHT.A
LIGHTING
CONDUIT AND WIRE CONCEALED. NUMBER OF TICK MARKS INDICATES
NUMBER OF WIRES (NUMBER 12AWG MINIMUM, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED)
IF
NO TICK MARKS ARE SHOWN, ASSUME 3-NUMBER 12 IN 1/2" CONDUIT.
BRANCH CIRCUIT HOMERUN TO PANEL (NUMBER OF ARROWS INDICATES
NUMBER OF CIRCUITS. NUMBER OF TICK MARKS INDICATES NUMBER OF
WIRES) (NUMBER 12AWG, MINIMUM, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED). IF NO
TICK
MARKS ARE SHOWN, ASSUME 3- NUMBER 12 AWG IN 1/2" CONDUIT.
SECTION 26 00 00 - ELECTRICAL WORK
1. GENERAL
1.1 RELATED DOCUMENTS
A. The General Conditions and Supplementary Conditions are
applicable to all contracts for the project.
1.2 DESCRIPTION OF WORK
A. The work included under this Section consists of providing
all work, supervision, and construction procedures necessary for
the installation of
the complete electrical systems required by these specifications
and/or shown on the drawings of the contract.
B. Install and connect all appliances and equipment as specified
and indicated for this project, in accordance with the
manufacturer's instructions
and recommendations. Furnish and install complete electric
connections and devices as recommended by the manufacturer or
required for
proper operation.
1.3 ACCESS TO EQUIPMENT
A. Starters, switches, receptacles, pull boxes, etc., shall be
located to provide for easy access for operations, repair and
maintenance; if
concealed, access doors shall be provided.
2. SHOP DRAWINGS
2.1 The Contractor shall furnish shop drawing portfolios and
proper transmittal forms for all materials, equipment, and lighting
fixtures to be
incorporated in the work, in accordance with the General
Conditions, Supplementary Conditions, and all other applicable
Conditions.
2.2 Shop drawings on component items forming a system or that
are interrelated shall be submitted at one time as a single
submittal in order to
demonstrate that the items have been properly coordinated and
will function properly as a system. A notation shall be made on
each shop drawing
submitted as to the items specific use, either by a particular
type number referenced on the drawings or in the specifications, or
by a reference to the
applicable paragraph of the specifications or by a description
of its specific location. The shop drawings shall be organized and
bound into sets with
each set collated.
2.3 The Architect/Engineer shall have the final authority as to
whether the fixture is equal to the specified item. The proposed
substitution may
also be rejected for the aesthetic value if felt necessary or
desirable. In the event the proposed substitutions described are
rejected, the Contractor
shall furnish the specified item.
3. CODES AND STANDARDS
3.1 The electrical work shall be in accordance with all
applicable state and local codes, building ordinances and the
N.E.C. The electrical work
shall merit the approval of the state and local enforcing
authorities.
4. PERMITS AND FEES
4.1 The Contractor shall pay for all permits and/or fees
required for the work.
5. MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP
5.1 All materials shall be new and of the quality specified.
Materials shall be standard products of manufacturer's regularly
engaged in the
production of such equipment and shall be the manufacturer's
latest standard design. Electrical material and equipment used in
the work shall
meet the requirements as specified under paragraph three of this
section, CODES AND STANDARDS.
5.2 All work installed under this Division of the Specifications
shall be first class and complete in both effectiveness and
appearance, whether
finally concealed or exposed, and shall be executed by
experienced mechanics.
6. INSTALLATION METHODS
6.1 Conductors shall be installed in concealed raceways except
as shown or specified on the Contract Documents. Exposed conduits
and wires
shall be installed parallel or perpendicular to all building
surfaces. Conduits and wires in the space above ceilings shall be
supported
adequately and not laid on the top of ceiling systems. All
conduits and wires installed above ceilings shall be considered
exposed.
6.2 Electrical conduits shall not be hung on hangers with any
other service foreign to the electrical systems, nor shall they be
attached to other
foreign services.
6.3 The lighting and power branch circuit conductors shall be
installed in separate raceway systems unless specifically shown or
noted otherwise.
6.4 Equipment Bases. Provide concrete equipment bases for all
floor mounted equipment furnished under the contract. Concrete
bases shall be
3-1/2" high unless noted otherwise and shall extend 3-inches on
all sides of the unit. Trowel all edges at a 45 degree angle. This
work shall be done
under Division 3 of the specifications. Bases shall be provided
for switchboards, motor control centers, transformers and all other
floor mounted
equipment.
6.5 Outlet Box Locations. Outlet boxes shall be located so they
are not placed back-to-back in the same wall in order to limit
sound transmission
from room to room.
6.6 PROTECTION FROM WEATHER
A. Raceway stub ups shall be capped or otherwise protected from
moisture and debris until such time that the conductors are
pulled.
Conductors shall not be installed in raceways until the building
is protected from the weather, all concrete and plastering is
completed and
raceways in which moisture has collected have been swabbed or
blown out.
6.7 WIRING - NUMBER OF WIRES REQUIRED
A. The number of wires for lighting and receptacle branch
circuits is not shown on the drawings. The number of wires in any
circuit shall be
determined in accordance with the National Electrical Code, and
wiring shall be provided to perform all functions of the devices
being installed.
Additionally, wires shall be provided as required by the
contract documents, i.e. equipment grounds, etc. Provide the number
of wires required
for a complete and workable system.
6.8 PAINTING, FINISHING
A. Painting of electrical work exposed in occupied spaces,
except mechanical and electrical machine rooms and
maintenance/service spaces;
and work exposed on the exterior is specified and performed
under other divisions of these specifications.
B. Factory finishes, shop priming, and special protective
coatings are specified in the individual equipment specification
sections.
C. Where factory finishes are provided on equipment and no
additional field painting is specified, all marred or damaged
surfaces shall be
touched up or refinished so as to leave a smooth, uniform finish
at the time of final inspection.
6.9 CABLE AND CONDUIT SEALS
A. Seals shall be provided around conduits and cables which
penetrate smoke walls, fire walls, and floors. Nelson Flameseal
system shall be
used to seal penetrations of electrical cables and conduits.
B. Materials used shall be as follows:
1. Flameseal putty.
2. Ceramic fiber insulation.
3. Ceramic fiber board shall be required to provide rigid
support on large oversized openings. Board shall be rigid and able
to withstand
temperatures in excess of 2000 degrees F.
4. Accessory hardware shall be required on oversized
openings.
C. Follow manufacturer's instructions in selecting the type of
seals and accessories. Also follow the manufacturers instructions
on installation of
the cable and conduit seals.
D. Equal quality equipment by OZ Gedney and 3M shall be
acceptable.
7. CUTTING AND PATCHING
7.1 The Contractor shall be responsible for all cutting and
patching of holes in the building which are required for the
electrical work. Cutting,
patching and painting shall conform to the requirements of the
General Conditions of this specification.
7.2 Cutting of structural framing, walls, floors, decks and
other members intended to withstand stress is not permitted.
7.3 All patching shall be finished and painted to match
existing.
8. COORDINATION
8.1 Coordinate the locations and purchasing of equipment between
other trades to ensure proper interfacement and placement of
equipment
requiring electrical power.
8.2 Coordinate other work of the different trades so that:
A. Interference's between mechanical, electrical, architectural,
and structural work, including existing services, is avoided.
B. Within the limits indicated on the drawings, the maximum
practicable space for operation, repair, removal and testing of
electrical, and other
equipment will be provided.
C. Pipe, conduits, ducts, and similar items, shall be kept as
close as possible to ceilings, walls, columns, to take up a minimum
amount of space.
Pipes, conduits, ducts, and similar items shall be located so
that they will not interfere with the intended use of other
equipment.
9. ELECTRICAL SERVICE
9.1 The Contractor shall provide all material and pay all fees
required by the local utility company for the connection of the new
electrical service
as shown on the plans. The Contractor shall also meet all
equipment requirements of the local utility company. The Contractor
shall provide
all necessary materials for construction of the temporary
electrical service and shall coordinate all details with the local
utility company.
9.2 METERING
A. Contractor shall furnish all material and labor as required
by the local utility company.
9.3 EXISTING UTILITIES
A. Existing utilities within the contract limits shall be
rerouted and/or abandoned as shown on the drawings. The Contractor
shall verify the
location of all existing utilities with the Owner and Utility
Companies prior to commencing excavation work. All new or rerouted
work must be
in place before removal of existing work. All service outages
must be scheduled with the Owner and be approved by the Owner.
The
drawings and survey data of the contract documents indicate the
available information on the existing power and communication
services, and
on new services to be provided to the project by local utility
companies. Accuracy of this information is not assured.
10. EXCAVATION AND BACKFILLING
10.1 Contractor shall perform all excavation and backfilling
necessary to install the required electrical work. Coordinate the
work with other
excavating and backfilling and other work in the same area.
Except as indicated otherwise, comply with the applicable sections
in Division 2
of these Specifications, excavation filling and backfilling (for
structures) to 5' outside the building line, and exterior utilities
sections for beyond
5' from the building line.
10.2 Landscape work, pavement, flooring and similar exposed
finish work that is disturbed or damaged by excavation shall be
repaired and
restored to their original condition by the Contractor.
11. OUTLET BOXES, PULL BOXES AND CONDUIT FITTINGS
11.1 Furnish and install outlet boxes, pull boxes, and conduit
fittings as described below. Catalog numbers shown are Appleton
Electric Company.
Equal materials by Steel City, O.Z., and Raco, are
acceptable.
11.2 OUTLET BOXES
A. Lighting Boxes (concealed) - No. 40-3/4
B. Lighting Boxes (concrete) - OCR Series
C. Lighting Boxes (exposed) - 4S-3/4 or 40-3/4
D. Flush Switches, Receptacles - No. 4S-3/4 (with box covers or
No. Telephone and Flush Junction Boxes 225) where extension or
plaster ring cannot be used. (Provide Extension Ring or Plaster
Ring as required)
E. Weatherproof type Switch, - FS Series w/FS cover and
Receptacle and Telephone Boxes neoprene gasket.
(exposed)
F. Switch, Receptacle and Telephone- 4S-3/4 with 8360 or 8370
Series
Boxes (exposed) raised surface cover.
11.3 Where space is limited, No. 4CS-3/4 handy boxes may be used
for switch, receptacle and telephone outlets with specific approval
only.
11.4 Extension and plaster rings shall be installed as required
by the NEC.
11.5 Outlet boxes shall comply with the National Electrical Code
in regard to the allowable fill.
11.6 PULL BOXES
A. Pull boxes shall be fabricated of code gauge galvanized sheet
metal and shall be sized in accordance with National Electrical
Code
requirements, or as shown on the drawings. Provide removable
cover on the largest access side of the box. In-line conduit pull
boxes may be
O.Z., Type PBW, or equal.
12. RACEWAYS AND FITTINGS
12.1 Steel Conduit. Rigid steel conduit, intermediate conduit
and electric metallic tubing shall be hot dipped, galvanized as
manufactured by
Youngston Sheet and Tube Company, National Electric or
equal.
12.2 Rigid galvanized steel conduit or galvanized intermediate
metal conduit shall be used where conduit is exposed to
weather.
12.3 Rigid heavy wall (Schedule 40) PVC conduit may be used only
for direct burial in earth and embedding in concrete. PVC conduit
shall be
installed as recommended by manufacturer.
12.4 Joints. All threaded joints shall be made up wrench-tight
and rain-tight. Compression joints shall be made up mechanically
secure and snug
so as to take continuous current-carrying electrical
contacts.
12.5 Provide marking of conduit and junction boxes to indicate
which distribution system they are serving. Concealed junction
boxes shall be
legibly marked with a magic marker to indicate the panel and
circuit number that junction box serves.
13. CONDUCTORS
13.1 All conductors shall be 600 volt and shall be copper with
THW or THHN insulation. No wire shall be smaller than No. 12.
13.2 All wires shall be installed in conduit.
13.3 Conductors shall be continuous from outlet to outlet and no
splices shall be made except within outlet or junction boxes.
Junction boxes may
be used where required.
14. GROUNDING
14.1 Green ground conductor shall be installed in each
conduit.
14.2 Grounding and bonding of electrical circuit and equipment
shall be accomplished as set forth in the NEC.
15. LIGHT FIXTURES
15.1 Manufacturer: Manufacturers of lighting fixtures are noted
on the drawings by notes and/or by the light fixture schedule.
15.2 Substitutions: If the Contractor proposes to substitute
lighting fixtures for those shown on the drawings or specified
herein, he shall submit a
list of proposed fixtures together with technical data to
substantiate that the substitute fixtures are equivalent in all
respects to the specified
equipment. Proposed substitute fixtures must be submitted to the
architect/engineer for review a minimum of ten (10) days prior to
the project
bid date. Only original documentation will be accepted for
review. After review of the proposed substitute fixtures, an
addendum or bid
bulletin will be issued to include acceptable equipment. The
review of substitute equipment in no way relieves the contractor of
the
responsibility to provide equipment that is equivalent in all
respects to specified fixtures. Lighting fixtures as shown on the
drawings or
specified herein shall be used as a basis and standard of
comparison in the review and consideration of fixtures of other
manufacturers. The
Architect/Engineer shall have the final authority as to whether
the fixture is equivalent to the specified item. The proposed
substitution may be
rejected for the aesthetic value if felt necessary or desirable.
In the event the proposed substitutions are rejected, the
Contractor shall furnish
the specified item.
15.3 Furnish and install all light fixtures as shown on the
drawings.
15.4 All lighting fixtures and their electrical components shall
bear the UL label.
16. WIRING DEVICES
16.1 All wiring devices shall be suitable for intended purpose
and shall be UL listed.
A. All outlets shall be located as shown on the drawings except
that where practicable, outlets shall be located in center of
panels or trim or
otherwise symmetrically located to conform with existing
structural layout. Outlets incorrectly installed shall be
corrected. Damaged items or
damaged finishes shall be repaired or replaced at no expense to
the Owner.
B. Outlets shall be set plumb or horizontal and shall extend to
the finished surface of the walls, ceiling or floor, as the case
may be, without
projecting beyond same.
C. Receptacles, switches, etc., shown on wood trim, cases or
other fixtures shall be installed symmetrically; and, where
necessary, shall be set
with the long dimensions of the plate horizontal, or ganged in
tandem.
D. Where shown on the drawings, furnish and install wiring
devices indicted by the symbols. Wiring devices shall be products
of Pass &
Seymour, or equal. Catalog numbers shown below are Pass &
Seymour hard use specification grade. Equal devices manufactured
by
Hubbell, Leviton, or General Electric shall be acceptable.
E. Receptacles. All receptacles shall be side and back wired,
self-grounding of the type indicated as follows:
1. Weatherproof Duplex 2095 Series-Gray with WP Wall Plate*
GFI Receptacle 20A-125 Volt
F. Plates. Furnish and install wall plates for all wiring
devices.
1. Weatherproof receptacle plates shall be Crouse Hinds WLRD1
type.
2. “In-Use” Weatherproof plates shall be Intermatic WP5000
Series. Provide necessary number of gangs, mounting bases, inserts
and
gaskets.
G. Exterior W.P. convenience outlets 48" above grade mounted
(horizontally)-
(vertically)
16.2 Contractor shall check all equipment layouts and verify
exact mounting heights.
1. NAMEPLATES
17.1 Nameplates shall be provided for all items such as
panelboards, cabinets, motor controllers (starters), safety
switches, separately enclosed
circuit breakers, individual breakers and controllers in
switchboards and motor control centers, control devices and other
significant equipment.
A. Nameplates shall be 1" x 2-1/2" laminated black phenolic
resin with a white core with engraved lettering, a minimum of
3/16-inch high.
Manufacturers factory installed nameplates shall be acceptable
provided all information is furnished.
B. Nameplates shall identify the equipment item that the device
is serving and also from where the device is being fed from.
18. PROTECTION
18.1 Protection of existing equipment and facilities shall be
provided and coordinated with the Owner.
19. OUTAGES
19.1 All outages shall be scheduled and approved by the Owner.
Contractor shall submit in writing a document indicating the times
of day and
duration of all electrical outages.
20. AS-BUILT DRAWINGS
20.1 Contractor shall provide the Owner as-built drawings for
all systems including electrical and special systems described in
specifications. This
shall consist of all drawings, wiring schematics, and diagrams
for the fire alarm, telephone and data systems, as well as, any
change to the
systems shown on the drawings.
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NOTE: GROUND SERVICE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE NEC CODE. ALL GROUND
CONDUCTORS SHALL
BE ROUTED IN CONDUIT.
GROUND CONNECTIONS DETAIL1NO SCALE
TYPICAL FEEDER
AND/OR BRANCH
CIRCUIT CONDUIT
EQUIPMENT
BONDING, TYP.
MAIN SERVICE ENTRANCE RATED
FUSED DISCONNECT SWITCH
INSULATED NEUTRAL
BUS
MAIN BONDING
JUMPER
EQUIPMENT GROUND BUS
BONDED TO ENCLOSURE
SERVICE TRANSFORMER
GROUND/NEUTRAL
DRIVEN GROUND RODS 10'-0" LONG X 3 4" DIA
COPPER CLAD RODS EMBEDDED IN EARTH.
METALLIC WATER PIPE
CONCRETE ENCASED STRUCTURAL
REBAR SYSTEM.
COPPER
GROUNDING
ELECTRODE
CONDUCTOR
STRUCTURAL
STEEL FRAME
(IF APPLICABLE)
COPPER GROUNDING
ELECTRODE CONDUCTOR
****PROVIDE CONNECTION TO ALL
APPLICABLE GROUNDING ELECTRODES
AVAILABLE PER NEC.
21.1 SAFETY SWITCHES
A. Furnish and install heavy duty type safety switches, having
the electrical characteristics, ratings and modifications shown on
the drawings. All
switches shall have:
B. NEMA 3R rainproof enclosures unless otherwise noted for all
exterior applications;
C. Fully rated neutral assemblies;
D. Equipment grounding kits;
E. Metal nameplates, front cover mounted that contain a
permanent record of switch type, catalog number and H.P. ratings
with both standard and
time delay fuses;
F. Handle that is padlockable in "OFF" position;
G. Non-teasible, positive quick-make, quick-break mechanism;
H. UL approval and shall bear the UL label;
I. All fusible switches shall have Class R Fuse rejection
clips.
J. Safety switches, as manufactured by the following, will be
equally acceptable, but all safety switches furnished by this
Contractor shall be the
product of one manufacturer:
1. Square D Company
2. General Electric
3. Cutler Hammer
4. Siemens
21.2 FUSES
A. Fuses shall be furnished and installed in each fused switch,
and shall be rated as shown on the drawings.
B. Provide fuses according to the following and in accordance
with recommendations of manufacturers whose equipment is being
protected:
1. Provide UL Class L current limiting time-delay fuses rated
600-volts, 60 Hz, 601 to 6000 amps, with 200,000A RMS symmetrical
interrupting
current rating for protecting transformers, motors and circuit
breakers. (Similar to Buss Low-Peak fuses.)
2. Provide UL Class L current limiting fast-acting fuses rated
600-volts, 60 Hz, 601 to 6000 amps, with 200,000A RMS symmetrical
interrupting
current rating for protecting service entrances and main feeder
circuit breakers. (Similar to Buss Limitron fuses.)
3. Provide UL Class RK1 current limiting, dual-element,
time-delay fuses rated 600-volts, 60 Hz, 1/10 to 600 amps, with
200,000A RMS
symmetrical interrupting current rating for protecting motors
and circuit breakers. (Similar to Buss Low-Peak fuses.)
4. Provide UL Class RK1 current-limiting fuses rated 250-volts,
60 Hz, 1/10 to 600 amps, with 200,000A RMS symmetrical interrupting
current
for protecting motors and circuit breakers. (Similar to Buss
Low-Peak fuses.)
5. Provide UL Class J current-limiting fuses rated 600-volts, 60
Hz, 1 to 600 amps, with 200,000A RMS symmetrical interrupting
current rating
for protecting circuits with no heavy inrush current where
reduced dimension devices are required.
6. Provide UL Class H fuses rated 600-volts, 60 Hz, 1/10 to 600
amps, with 10,000A RMS symmetrical interrupting current rating for
protecting
general purpose light duty feeders.
7. Provide UL Class T fuses rated 600-volts, 60 Hz, 1 to 1,200
amps, with 200,000A RMS symmetrical interrupting current rating for
protection
of non-motor loads where reduced dimension devices are
required.
C. Three spare fuses shall be furnished for each size and type
used. Each fused switch shall be provided with a mastic backed
label clearly
identifying the type and size of fuse required.
22.1 Equipment Bases.
A. Provide concrete equipment bases for all floor mounted
equipment furnished under this contract. Concrete bases shall be
12"-inches high
unless noted otherwise and shall extend 3-inches beyond all
sides of the unit. Trowel all edges at a 45 degree angle. This work
shall be done in
accordance with Division 3 of the specifications by the Division
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11401 West 167th StreetOverland Park, Kansas
084-003-17JCPRD No.: PRK-2018-009October 26, 2018
ISSUED
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Electrical SiteUtilties Plan
E0.01
10/26/2018 AS PER CONSTR. DOCUMENTS
ELECTRICAL SITE UTILITIES PLANSCALE: 1"=30'-0"ELECTRICAL SITE
UTILITIES PLAN NOTES:
1 SEE THE ENLARGED SHELTER ELECTRICAL PLAN FOR ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION.
PAD MOUNTED COMMERCIAL PEDESTAL, 120/240V, 1PH, 3W WITH 6
CIRCUIT BREAKER LOAD CENTER, MILBANK CATALOG
NUMBER: CP3B01C1V* OR ENGINEER APPROVED EQUAL. *ENCLOSURE SIZE
SHALL BE AS SMALL AS THE SELECTED OPTIONS
ALLOW. INSTALL COMMERCIAL PEDESTAL ON CONCRETE 12" PAD PER THE
SPECIFICATIONS TO BE RAISED ABOVE THE 100
YEAR FLOODPLAIN ELEVATION PER THE NEC.
POSSIBLE CONDUIT ROUTING PATH FOR SHELTER ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS.
ALL CIRCUITS MAY BE INSTALLED IN THE SAME
ADEQUATELY SIZED CONDUIT.
SECONDARY FEEDER ROUTING LOCATION TO BE CONNECTED TO CUSTOMER
METER STAND DENOTED BY PLAN NOTE
NUMBER 6, LOCATED IN KCP&L EASEMENT . SECONDARY FEEDER SHALL
BE 3-#3 & 1-#8 GRND IN 1 1/2" CONDUIT.
COORDINATE EXACT LOCATION AND CONNECTION TO CUSTOMER METER STAND
WITH KCP&L AND FURNISH ALL MATERIAL
AND LABOR AS REQUIRED BY KCP&L FOR NEW ELECTRICAL SERVICE
INSTALLATION.
APPROXIMATE LOCATION OF EXISTING KCP&L OPERATION 6 EQUIPMENT
IN WHICH THE CUSTOMER METER STAND AND
KCP&L SECONDARY PEDESTAL SHALL BE INSTALLED ADJACENT TO.
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ENLARGED SHELTER ELECTRICAL PLANSCALE: 1/4"=1'-0"
ENLARGED SHELTER ELECTRICAL PLAN NOTES:
1 RECEPTACLE SURFACE MOUNTED TO COLUMN OF SHELTER. CONDUIT
FEEDING RECEPTACLE SHALL BE INSTALLEDSURFACE MOUNTED ON THE COLUMN
AND THEN ROUTED VERTICALLY UP THE COLUMN TO THE ROOF STRUCTURE.
FROM
THE ROOF STRUCTURE, CONDUIT SHALL BE ROUTED IN A NEAT AND
WORKMANLIKE MANNER, CONCEALED AS MUCH AS
POSSIBLE ABOVE STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS. COORDINATE INSTALLATION OF
RECEPTACLES AND CONDUIT WITH THE
SHELTER SUPPLIER/INSTALLER.
LIGHT FIXTURE TO BE SURFACE MOUNTED AT SHELTER ROOF PEAK
INDICATED. CONTRACTOR SHALL SUPPLY AND INSTALL
NECESSARY BACKING TO SURFACE MOUNTED FIXTURE SO FIXTURE IS
INSTALLED PARALLEL TO THE FLOOR. FIXTURES
SHALL BE CONNECTED TO A TIMECLOCK DENOTED BY PLAN NOTE NUMBER 5.
SEE PLAN NOTE NUMBER 5 FOR ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION. ALL CONDUIT FEEDING LIGHT FIXTURES SHALL BE
INSTALLED TIGHT TO STRUCTURE IN NEAT AND
WORKMANLIKE MANNER.
COORDINATE INSTALLATION OF ALL FIXTURES, RECEPTACLES AND CONDUIT
WITH THE SHELTER SUPPLIER/INSTALLER.
ROUTE QUANTITY OF CIRCUITS SHOWN (AS DENOTED BY QUANTITY OF
HOMERUN ARROWS) EACH TO A 20A/1P CIRCUIT
BREAKER IN THE LOAD CENTER WITHIN THE COMMERCIAL PEDESTAL. ROUTE
#10 PHASE AND GROUND CONDUCTORS
THROUGHOUT ENTIRE CIRCUIT. SEE THE ELECTRICAL SITE UTILITIES
PLAN FOR LOCATION OF COMMERCIAL PEDESTAL.
ELECTRCOMECHANICAL TIME SWITCH, INTERMATIC CATALOG NUMBER:
T101R-SPST OR ENGINEER APPROVED EQUAL TO BE
USED FOR CONTROL OF THE LIGHTING CIRCUIT IN THE SHELTER. MOUNT
TIME SWITCH ON THE SHELTER STRUCTURAL POLE
INDICATED AT A HEIGHT OF 6' ABOVE SHELTER FINISH FLOOR
ELEVATION. COORDINATE PROGRAMMING OF TIMECLOCK WITH
THE OWNER. PROVIDE ALL NECESSARY CONNECTIONS AND WIRING BETWEEN
LIGHTING CIRCUIT AND TIME SWITCH FOR A
COMPLETE AND FUNCTIONAL INSTALLATION.
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3
4
RIGID GALVANIZED STEEL CONDUIT OR GALVANIZED
INTERMEDIATE METAL CONDUIT SHALL BE USED WHERE
CONDUIT IS EXPOSED TO WEATHER AND ANYWHERE
LOCATED WITHIN THE SHELTER. RIGID HEAVY WALL
SCHEDULE 40 PVC SHALL BE USED FOR UNDERGROUND
PORTION OF THE CONDUIT INSTALLATION.
6 CUSTOMER METER STAND TO BE INSTALLED BY THE ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR PER THE KCP&L DETAIL. METER SOCKETTYPE SHALL BE
COORDINATED WITH KCP&L IN WHICH KCP&L WILL PROVIDE AND
INSTALL METER. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
SHALL PROVIDE AND INSTALL A SERVICE ENTRANCE RATED, NEMA 3R,
LOCKABLE, HEAVY-DUTY TYPE, 100 AMP/2P, FUSED
DISCONNECT SWITCH, PROVIDED WITH 2-100AMP FUSES PER
SPECIFICATION, FOR SERVICE DISCONNECT ON THE METER
STAND PER THE KCP&L DETAIL. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE
GROUNDING REQUIREMENTS AS INDICATED IN THE KCP&L
DETAIL. SEE THE KCP&L CUSTOMER METER STAND DETAIL FOR
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE
AND FURNISH ALL MATERIALS AND LABOR NECESSARY FOR THE
INSTALLATION OF THE CUSTOMER METER STAND.
KCP&L SECONDARY PEDESTAL PROVIDED BY KCP&L AND INSTALLED
BY THE CONTRACTOR PER THE KCP&L DETAIL.
GROUNDING ROD TO BE INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR PER KCP&L
DETAIL. SEE THE SECONDARY PEDESTAL DETAIL FOR
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE AND FURNISH ALL
MATERIALS AND LABOR NECESSARY FOR THE
INSTALLATION OF KCP&L SECONDARY PEDESTAL.
APPROXIMATE LOCATION OF EXISTING KCP&L OPERATION 9
TRANSFORMER IN WHICH THE CONTRACTOR WILL INSTALL A 3"
CONDUIT ROUTED TO THE KCP&L SECONDARY PEDESTAL.
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9 3" CONDUIT ROUTED FROM KCP&L SECONDARY PEDESTAL TO
KCP&L EXISTING OPERATION 9 TRANSFORMER. CONDUITSHALL BE A
MINIMUM SCHEDULE 40 PVC 3" CONDUIT, ROUTED A MINIMUM OF 30" BELOW
GRADE. CONDUIT SHALL BE ROUTED
PER KCP&L STANDARDS AND EXACT ROUTING PATH SHALL BE
COORDINATED WITH KCP&L TO VERIFY CONDUIT IS INSTALLED
IN UTILITY EASEMENT. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE AND FURNISH ALL
MATERIALS AND LABOR NECESSARY FOR
INSTALLATION OF CONDUIT FOR KCP&L PRIMARY CABLING BETWEEN
SECONDARY PEDESTAL AND OPERATION 9
TRANSFORMER.
FEEDER BETWEEN METER STAND AND KCP&L SECONDARY PEDESTAL
SHALL BE 3-#3 & 1-#8 GRND IN 3" CONDUIT.
COORDINATE EXACT LOCATION AND CONNECTION TO CUSTOMER METER STAND
WITH KCP&L AND FURNISH ALL MATERIAL
AND LABOR AS REQUIRED BY KCP&L FOR NEW ELECTRICAL SERVICE
INSTALLATION.
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SECONDARY PEDESTAL DETAIL1NO SCALE
CUSTOMER METER STAND DETAIL2NO SCALE
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ALL DETAILS OF NEW ELECTRICAL SERVICE INSTALLATION
SHALL BE COORDINATED WITH KCP&L PRIOR TO ORDERING
AND INSTALLING ANY EQUIPMENT, CONDUIT OR WIRE.
CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ALL NECESSARY
MATERIALS & LABOR NECESSARY FOR THE INSTALLATION
OF THE NEW ELECTRICAL SERVICE AS DICTATED BY KCPL.
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