RESUBMITTING: Please make necessary changes and resubmit the complete permit application package. Response to comments / plans / specifications should be submitted to the Permit Center as a resubmission for the original project unless other arrangements are made with the Fire Plan Reviewer or the Fire Plan Review Supervisor.

To help speed the review process you should include a written response to comments summary to clarify and/or illustrate corrections on plans (bubbling, highlighting, or notations are best). Please use the Florida Fire Prevention Code 7th Ed. for all code reference in a response to comments. You are required to remove old pages and reinsert the new pages.

The numbered items require a response or plans to be updated to complete the review.

2) 1 set (office and job) for 5 separate clearance sheets/permits. This comment will not be signed off until all clearance sheet fire review comments have been addressed.

NOTE: B1 (n21-8397), B2 (n21-8398), Trash compactor (n21-8401), G1 (n21-8400), G2 (n21-8399)

Thursday, February 17, 2022 B1 (m21-9453), B2 (m21-9453*1), G1 (m21-9453*2), G2 (m21-9453*3), trash compactor (m21-9453*5), outdoor kitchen (m21-9453*6)

3) Do not see emergency lighting in stairs. Pages E206-E209. 101:30.2.9

Thursday, February 17, 2022 Response to comments dated Jan 31 2022 indicate "Emergency lights are shown in the stairwells and identified with Fixture Type F4E. This fixture type is indicated on Sheet E-0.01 as "48" 2 Light Wall Mount Matte White Lens with Emergency Battery Ballast".

5) Unable to locate where standard illumination occ sensors are set for a minimum 15-min duration. 101:7.8.1.2.2(3)

Thursday, February 17, 2022 Response to comments dated Jan 31 2022 indicate "Added additional notational requirement to note G8 provided on Revised Sheets E-2.01 thru E-2.09 provided with this response resubmittal package."

6) Looking at unit electrical (example E4-00), I see SA in the bedroom and CA outside the bedroom. Since I do not see these on the legend, does SA represent smoke alarm and CA represent combo smoke/carbon monoxide alarm? If not, show compliance with 101:30.3.4.4.

Thursday, February 17, 2022 Response to comments dated Jan 31 2022 indicate "Added legend symbols for fire alarm devices on revised sheet E0-00 provided with this response resubmittal package."

8) Where is the 2nd exit for the courtyard? 101:30.2.4

NOTE: Page T1-06 shows door that goes back through leasing office will require the use of a card reader to "exit". So I am not currently counting this door.

Thursday, February 17, 2022 Response to comments dated Jan 31 2022 indicate "There are two exits from the courtyard of Building Type 2. One exit provided at corridor serving Stair #4 with exit door with panic hardware. Please refer to drawing 2/A-1.02c. The second exit is provided by corridor leading to plan north to the Elevator 1 Lobby, please refer to daraing2/A-1.02c for clarification."

The second exit you are referring to requires the use of a card reader to exit according to T1-06. This door can not be locked against egress. 101:7.2.1.5

10) Looking at A4.22, there are boxes floating in the hallway. Ex - near stair 3 and stair 4.  What are these boxes?

Thursday, February 17, 2022 Response to comments dated Jan 31 2022 indicate "The boxes floating on drawings A-4.22, A-4.22a, A-4.22b and A-4.22c were errant floor space indicators and have been deleted. Refer to attached revision #2 drawings."

12)  Looking at E701 an area of refuge will be provided at elevator landings. I am unable to find compliance with 101:30.2.2.12.

a) Does the elevator meet ASME A17.1? 101:7.2.12.2.4(1)

b) Is the elevator power supply protected against interruption from fire occurring within the building but outside the area of refuge? 101:7.2.12.2.4(2)

c) Will the elevator area of refuge enclosure be provided with signage and instructions? 101:7.2.12.2.5, 101:7.2.12.2.6 and 101:7.2.12.3.5.   Show sample signage and instructions.

d) I do not see where elevator landing doors to remainder of building will be provided with smoke leakage doors. 101:7.2.12.3.4.1

Thursday, February 17, 2022 Response to comments dated Jan 31 2022 indicate "No area of refuge is required per NFPA 101 Section 3.3.23 and 30.2.2.12.2 "In buildings protected throughout by an approved, supervised automatic sprinkler system in accordance with 30.3.5, the two accessible rooms or spaces separated from each other by smoke-resistive partitions in accordance with the definition of area of refuge in 3.3.23. shall not be required" Reverence to area of refuge removed."

13) Where is the area of refuge command center?

Thursday, February 17, 2022 Response to comments dated Jan 31 2022 says same as comment 12's response.

Page electrical pages indicates that motion sensors will be used in the areas of egress. At time of fire final be prepared to show compliance with NFPA 101 7.8.1.2.2:

(1) switch controllers must be listed (2) switch controllers equipped for fail-safe operation and evaluated for this purpose (3)  timers be set for a minimum 15 minute duration. (4)  motion sensor be activated by any occupant movement in the area served by lighting units (5) If building has a fire alarm, activation of fire alarm must activate the switch controller (6)  lighting control device may not turn off any lights realized upon for activation of photo luminescent exit signs or path markers (7) Lighting control devices may not turn off any battery equipped emergency luminaries, unit equipment or exit signs

15) Comparing pages A-1.02c, A-4.21b and A-1.05; A-1.02c shows the 1st floor lonely apartment and corridor in zone c as being separated from the remaining club house leasing space by a 2 hour fire barrier. A-1.05 shows this lonely apartment only being separated by a 1 hr wall.

- Is just the apartment separated or apartment+corridor separated? If apartment and corridor, I do not see where door at end of mentioned corridor is rated. Nor do I see how rated corridor extends to the exit.

- Are these spaces separated via a 1 or 2 hour separation?

Thursday, February 17, 2022 Response to comments dated Jan 31 2022 indicate "Drawing A-1.02c reflects the residential unity and corridor to be separated from the Assembly area by a two hour fire barrier within Fire Aarea C. Attached drawing A-8.10 reflects two hour firerated partition #33 separating residential unit from Amenity Corridor. Drawing A-8.10 reflects two hour rated partition type #33A separating residential corridor and janitor/mechanical closets from the Amenity Club Room Lounge. Drawing A-8.10 reflects Doors 102A a pair of 90 minute rated doors at the end of the Residential Corridor per drawing A-2.01. Drawing A-8.10 reflects Door C4 at the REsidential Corridor and Amenity Corridor and is rated 90 mintures per drawing A-2.01. Drawing A-4.21b has been modified to reflect the partition fire ratings reflect on drawings A-8.10."

Thank you for providing A-8.10 for clarification. I do not see where the "Amenity Corridor" (from courtyard door on left to exit door on right and down around the corner to the lobby) is fire rated since the residential exit is intermingled into business/assembly space. 101:30.3.6

17) 1st floor hall in zone c, hallway between lonely apartment and M/W restrooms is approx. 32' long. This creates a dead end corridor longer than what is allowed. 101:12.2.5.1.3

Thursday, February 17, 2022 Response to comments dated Jan 31 2022 indicate "Amenity Corridor between Residential Unit and Restrooms/Fitness center reflected on attached drawing A-8.10 connects the Building 2 Inner Courtyard to the exterior pool area. The 32' long corridor in question is open to the exterior at both end s of the corridor."

Looks like an exit sign was added to address comment 16. Add exit signage at opposite end.

19) Unable to locate sample stairway signage. Point out or provide sample stairway signage. 101:7.2.2.5.4

Thursday, February 17, 2022 Response to comments dated Jan 31 2022 indicate "Refer to drawing A-6.00A for Stair Notes - All Stairwells for sample exit stairwell signage."