RESUBMITTING:
A. Make necessary changes and resubmit everything in person to the permit center. You may not make handwritten alterations on signed and sealed plan pages.
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 from the JOB Copy will need to be submitted and marked "OLD". Do not forget to remove pages for work not associated to this permit. All plan papers must be the same size.
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 comments was addressed. EX - "Top Left of Page E1-1" or "Page E1 Note 8".
- Code responses shall reference Florida Fire Prevention Code, 8th Ed.

2) There are Sheets that contain Fire Suppression Systems / Details. The Suppression system is to be a deferred / separate submittal. Either remove the Sheets with suppression details, drawings, etc. or, place a NOTE on the Sheet stating “THE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM IS NOT A PART OF THIS PERMIT / INFOMATIONAL ONLY”

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Wednesday, April 24, 2024 DF: RTC: Fire Suppression system is shown on the hood drawings.

Wednesday, April 24, 2024 DF: Reviewer's Response: I have marked Sheets CaptiveAire Sheet No. 3 and CaptiveAire Sheet No. 6 "NOT PART OF THIS PERMIT" "Suppression System".

4) Provide Elevation of the wall the hood will be installed on. The Equipment Plan Sheet shows it on an existing wall and a new wall extension. The plans show the two portions of the wall are of different material. 96:4.2

Provide an elevation(s) showing the makeup/construction of the hybrid wall.

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Wednesday, April 24, 2024 DF: RTC: See enlarged plan. 3/A310-N North Building - Floor Plan - Hood Wall and Interior elevation, 4/A310-N - Hood Wall on Sheet A310-N, Revision 2 dated 04/03/24.

6) I am not able to determine the separation of the duct fan assembly to the adjacent exterior wall. 96.7.8.3(1)

Provide the wall make-up of the exterior wall the duct fan is adjacent to.

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Wednesday, April 24, 2024 DF: RTC: Reference Sheet A-310-N depicting existing wall construction to remain. Clearance from KEF-1 is shown on Sheet M-101-N, revision 4 dated 04/03/24

8) I do not see where the drain is located on the horizontal duct. 96:7.1.4.3, 96:7.8.3(5)

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Wednesday, April 24, 2024 DF: RTC: Drain shown at low points of the horizontal duct runs. See sheet M101-N, revision 4 updated 04/03/24.

10) I am not able to find the access panel information. 96:7.4.3

Provide information on the Access Panel.

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Wednesday, April 24, 2024 DF: RTC: Access door is shown on Sheet M-101-N, revision 4, dated 04/03/24.

12) The horizontal duct appears that it will be running along the exterior side of the building. Exterior ductwork is required to run vertical wherever possible. 96:7.6.1

Explain why the duct is not complying with 96:7.6.1.

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Wednesday, April 24, 2024 DF: RTC: The routing provided was limited by multiple factors that made the horizontal runs necessary. Exhausting vertically to terminate on the roof is not practical due to a steep existing roof pitch that would make servicing the unit difficult and a safety concern. The existing eves are almost four feet deep which restricted us from traveling over and up as typical and would require additional supports and significant structural modification to install and support this cantilever. The location of existing equipment to remain (i.e., pool filters, backflow preventer, condenser units, etc.) makes going out and up impractical. Therefore, the routing as shown in our drawings is only practical option for constructability and serviceability given the constraints.