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Clearance Sheet M2021-004383

	Department Issues	Signed Off	Intl
	Plans for 2 kitchen suppression system protecting 2 separate hoods as follows. System 1 Protecting 2 abutted hoods one 9' and the other 8' CaptiveAire Tank brand Overlapping suppression system SP-2, 2, 4 gallon tanks 9 nozzles utilizing 38 out of 40 flow points. System 2 Protecting a 12' hood CaptiveAire Tank brand overlapping suppression system SP-2, 2, 4 gallon tanks 7 nozzles utilizing 28 out of 40 flow points. Reviewed using FFPC 7th edition effective Dec. 31, 2020. Reviewer: PJ Webb 904 209 1744 pwebb@sjcfl.us To schedule fire inspections please call 827-6842 (automated system). Questions about inspections please call 209-1740x1. Review by the AHJ shall not relieve the applicant of the responsibility for compliance with the Code. For questions regarding comments you may reach me at either: 904 209 1744 or pwebb@sjcfl.us.
	RESUBMITTING: A. Make necessary changes and resubmit everything in person to the Permit Center. B. Once at the Permit Center swap out altered pages or insert new pages in EACH plan set (job and office). One copy of the removed/old pages will need to be resubmitted and labeled "OLD". Do not forget to remove pages for work not associated in this permit. C. Provide a response to comments along with any supporting documentation. Response to comments is REQUIRED not optional. - The response to comments sheet will need to include a response to each numbered comment and tell us where in the plans the comment was addressed. Ex - "top left of page A11" or "Page E1 note 8". - Code responses shall reference Florida Fire Prevention Code 7th Ed. (not Building Code)
	1) Identify what the appliances are on the plans. The manual table 3 page 19 references specific appliance types.
	2) Are you using overlapping protection or overlapping group protection per the manual?
	3) On the 2 abutted hood system, there are nozzles that are spaced 49.25" which exceeds the maximum 36" allowed spacing.

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