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1 Architect s Supplemental Instructions AIA Document G70- Electronic Format OWNER ARCHITECT CONTRACTOR FIELD OTHER THIS DOCUMENT HAS IMPORTANT LEGAL CONSEQUENCES; CONSULTATION WITH AND ATTORNEY IS ENCOURAGED WITH RESPECT TO ITS COMPLETION OR MODIFICATION. AUTHENTICATION OF THIS ELECTRONICALLY DRAFTED AIA DOCUMENT MAY BE MADE BY USING AIA DOCUMENT D40. PROJECT: Audubon Hotel Renovation OWNER: Audubon St. Charles TO CONTRACTOR: Precept Construction ARCHITECTS SUPPLEMENTAL INSTRUCTION No.: ASI-00 DATE OF ISSUANCE: July 3, 06 ARCHITECT S PROJECT NO: 403 CONTRACT FOR: General Construction The Work shall be carried out in accordance with the following supplemental instructions issued in accordance with the Contract Documents without change in Contract Sum or Contract Time. Proceeding with the Work in accordance with these instructions indicates your acknowledgment that there will be no change in the Contract Sum or Contract Time. Description: The st floor building plan has been revised per the Fire Marshall s comments/requirements for permitting. These changes include the addition of an egress corridor on the west side of the building and the removal of storage areas. Additionally, we are attaching the Fire Marshall s cautionary codes to which the project must abide. The building permit has been issued based on these changes, and is also attached. Attachments: SFM Approval Letter, SFM Cautionary Codes, Building Permit, Revised Life Safety Drawing LS. ISSUED BY: Jessica Walker, Architect Coleman Partners Architects, LLC Cc: File AIA DOCUMENT G70 ARCHITECT S SUPPLEMENTAL INSTRUCTIONS - 99 EDITION AIA- COPYRIGHT 99 THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 735 NEW YORK AVENUE, N.W., WASHINGTON, D.C., WARNING; Unlicensed photocopying violates U.S. copyright laws and is subject to legal prosecution. This document was electronically produced with permission of the AIA and can be reproduced without violation until the date of expiration as noted below. AIA License Number 07959, which expires on /8/999

2 John Bel Edwards GOVERNOR Office of State Fire Marshal 88 Independence Blvd. Baton Rouge, LA (5) (800) Fax (5) PLAN REVIEW REPORT H. "Butch" Browning FIRE MARSHAL ROBERT M. COLEMAN COLEMAN PARTNERS Project Number: AR ARCHITECTS, LLC 935 GRAVIER ST, SUITE 830 Review Type: Architectural Review NEW ORLEANS LA 70 Status: Released Date Completed: 6/9/06 Code Edition: 0 In accordance with L.R.S. 40:574 et seq., satisfactory compliance with the requirements of the laws, rules, regulations and codes of the state that are entrusted to the State Fire Marshal to uphold must be achieved before any work is performed. As such, a permit shall not be issued or construction or installation of the scope of work identified herein shall not commence until the Status of this review is Released and the requirements of other state and local entities have been satisfied. Project Description: Project Name: RENOVATION OF A HISTORIC 3 STORY HOTEL WITH A SMALL ADDITION FOR REQUIRED EGRESS. Address: RENOVATIONS TO AUDUBON HOTEL 5 ST. CHARLES AVENUE, NEW ORLEANS, LA 7030 Funding Type: Within City Limits? Number of Stories: High Rise Building: Private Project YES 3 No Occupancy Separation Type: Total Occupancy Square Feet: Project on which Floor(s): Construction Type: Additional Features (if applicable): 700,,3 III-B / III(00) Sprinkler System - 3, Boiler(s), Fire Alarm System Occupancy Type: Square Feet: Details: Occupancy Type(s) and Square Feet Residential 700 RESIDENTIAL BUILDING: GROUP R- (HOTEL/MOTEL - PRIMARILY TRANSIENT); NUMBER OF OCCUPANTS: 69 Renovation or Addition: Date of Original Building Construction: Date of Latest Major Renovation to this Building: Renovation Alteration Level 3 (50% or more of the square footage of the building), Addition(s) Existing Square Feet: Additional Square Feet: Renovated Square Feet: Previous Occupancies: Generator Installation: Facility Licensed By DHH Health Standards Section: No Louisiana State Uniform Construction Code Review Review for the LSUCCC performed by: 3rd Party Provider's Registration Number: Parish or Municipal Permitting Office Page / 6/9/06 7:49:36 AM

3 Name: Role: Address: ROBERT M. PARTNERS COLEMAN III Individuals Involved in this Project Professional of Record (A-53) 935 GRAVIER ST, SUITE 830, NEW ORLEANS, LA 70 LAWRENCE BLAKE JONES Owner 70 POYDRAS STREET, SUITE 400, NEW ORLEANS, LA 7039 JESSICA ANNETTE WALKER Additional Contact (PROJECT ARCHITECT) 935 GRAVIER ST, SUITE 830, NEW ORLEANS, LA 70 Changes that are inconsistent with the reviewed documents are not authorized unless reviewed by this office for compliance with adopted codes, rules and laws. The changes must be submitted to this office by the Professional of Record where required by law, otherwise by the Owner, for review prior to construction and inspection. Minor changes may be submitted as supplemental information amended to this assigned project number. Changes that alter the scope of work, or that otherwise will require another full review of the project, will require a complete resubmittal of the entire scope of work with application, revised plans, and applicable review fee. This review shall in no way permit or authorize any omissions or deviations from the specific requirements of the adopted codes, rules and regulations of the state. Construction permits must be issued or installation must commence within 80 days from the date of the Released Status for this submittal. Occupancy of the project will not be permitted until a satisfactory inspection of the completed construction has been made by this office. Please allow at least two () weeks advanced notice to schedule inspections. Signature: Review Completed By Name: Julie Little Badge No.: 55 Distribution List Name Firm Name Role NEW ORLEANS CITY PERMITS Permit Office Page / 6/9/06 7:49:36 AM

4 John Bel Edwards GOVERNOR Office of State Fire Marshal 88 Independence Blvd. Baton Rouge, LA (5) (800) Fax (5) Cautionary Codes H. "Butch" Browning FIRE MARSHAL Project Number: Project Name: AR RENOVATIONS TO AUDUBON HOTEL The items listed below are comments for informational purposes or identified requirements that will be verified upon final inspection by this office. These requirements need not be addressed back to the reviewer, however should be addressed prior to construction and inspection scheduling. Failure to comply with or otherwise address these items may affect final occupancy and use of the structure. Scope of Work: This review is for an,700 sf renovation and a 450 sf addition to an existing 3 story building for an hotel occupancy with 8 guest rooms. The building has a supervised automatic sprinkler system and a fire alarm system. Hotel Occupancy, Group R-. LAC 55:305 Insulation and insulation assemblies shall meet the requirements of Section 70, International Building Code, 0 Edition. ~ Concealed and exposed insulation shall have a flame spread of 0-5 and a smoke developed of in accordance with IBC 70. ~ Cellulose fiber thermal insulation shall meet the applicable requirements of IBC 70. ~ Foam plastic insulation shall meet the applicable requirements of IBC 70 and 603. ~ Thermal barriers shall protect foam plastic insulation in accordance with IBC ~ Thermal barriers are not required if ignition barriers complying with IBC protect foam plastic insulation used in attics or crawl spaces, where entry is made only for service of utilities. 3 LRS 40:7 Provide safety glazing in hazardous locations. 4 LRS 40:73-(Effective 0/0/) Provide access for persons with disabilities in accordance with the ADA-ABA Accessibility Guidelines, July 3, 004 (also known as the 00 Standards). This does not include a review for compliance with the Federal Americans with Disabilities (Civil Rights) Act of 990. Compliance with state regulations and requirements does not guarantee compliance with federal law. NOTE: As per ADA-ABA 004, Section F03, Office of State Fire Marshal appeal determinations are not valid for facilities that are designed, constructed, altered, or operated with federal funds, or leased by a federal agency. The authority having jurisdiction over such appeals is the administrator of the General Services Administration (GSA). 5 IBC 08.4 Dead end corridors shall not exceed 50 feet. 6 0:7...3., 0:7..5., and IBC A doorway in a means of egress shall provide at least 3" in clear width (consider installing 36" wide doors) and at least 6'-8" in nominal height. Where a pair of doors is provided, at least one leaf shall comply with clear width requirement. 7 0:7.7. and IBC 07.5 Exit discharge shall provide occupants safe access to a public way. 8 0: and IBC through Doors shall be openable with ONLY one releasing operation. A two-step release, such as a knob and an independent slide bolt, is NOT acceptable, except under special conditions. 9 0:7...5 and IBC Locks on doors in means of egress shall not require the use of a key, special device or special knowledge to open in the direction of egress. 0 0:7...3 and IBC through Provide level landings outside exterior doors that are within /" of the interior finish floor elevation. 0:7..3..(0) and IBC 0.5 Penetrations into and openings through an exit enclosure assembly are prohibited except as noted in this paragraph. EXIT ENCLOSURE AND EXIT PASSAGEWAY. 0:7..3..() and IBC 0.5 Protect membrane penetrations on the exit access side of the exit enclosures in accordance with NFPA 0: and IBC :8..9 and IBC 006 Provide emergency lighting according to 0:7.9 and IBC Page /5 6/9/06 7:49:40 AM

5 4 Compliance with the 0 NFPA 70, National Electrical Code (NEC), is mandated by RS 40:730.8.A(7). Contact the local Building Official of the applicable local political subdivision or a Louisiana State Uniform Construction Code Council registered third-party provider to verify plan review and inspection requirements of the proposed electrical work. 5 0:8..0 and IBC 0 Exit signs complying with 0:7.0 and IBC 0 shall define exits and access to exits where the exit is not immediately apparent. 6 0: In existing buildings, where more than one exit, exit access, or exit discharge is required, such exits, exit accesses, or exit discharges shall be exempt from the diagonal measurement separation distance criteria of and , provided that such exits, exit accesses, or exit discharges are remotely located in accordance with : Buildings or portions of buildings shall be permitted to be occupied during construction, repair, alterations, or additions only if all means of egress and all fire protection features are in place and continuously maintained for the portion(s) occupied. 8 0: Every closet door latch shall be such that it can be opened from the inside. 9 0: Bathroom door locks shall permit unlocking from outside in an emergency. 0 0:7...5., 0: , and IBC 0.7 Protect the exterior walls at exit enclosures, where exposure to other parts of the building is an angle of less than 80 degrees, with one hour fire rated walls for a distance of 0 ft. horizontally and extended vertically from the ground to a point 0 ft. above the topmost stair landing. 0:8.. and IBC 0. Enclose interior stairs with hour fire resistive construction including self-closing hour labeled door/frame assemblies. (0:7...5.) 0: and IBC Stairs and ramps shall have handrails on both sides and shall be provided within 30 inches of all portions of the required egress width of stair. 3 0: and IBC 0. Handrails shall be no lower than 34" nor higher than 38" above the leading edge of the tread surface. 4 0: and IBC 0.6 Where a stair handrail is not continuous between landings, it shall continue to slope for a depth of one tread beyond the bottom riser and shall extend " level with the landing at the top riser. 5 0: , 0: () and IBC 0.3 Handrails shall be continuously graspable along the entire length and shall be from -/4" to " in diameter. 6 0: Provide a minimum clearance of -/4" between the handrails and the walls or guards to which they are attached. 7 0: and IBC 03.4 Openings in required guards shall not allow the passage of a 4" diameter sphere from the walking surface to the required guard height. 8 0:8.3.6 and IBC 08. Separate corridors from use areas with minimum /-hour construction and self-closing 0 minute labeled opening protection. Wall construction shall be in accordance with 0:8.3 for fire barriers. 9 0:8..7, 0:7.7., and IBC 07 Not more than 50% of exits may discharge through areas on the level of discharge. 30 ADA-ABA:30 Floor and ground surfaces shall be stable, firm, and slip-resistant. 3 ADA-ABA:303 Thresholds shall comply with requirements of this section regarding changes in level. (Not more than /" height and beveled if over /4") 3 ADA-ABA:404. Doors, doorways, and gates that are part of an accessible route shall comply with ADA-ABA: Door openings shall provide a clear width of 3 inches minimum. (Consider a 36" door) 34 ADA-ABA:405. Slope of ramps shall not exceed :. 35 ADA-ABA:405.9 Provide edge protection at the open sides of ramps and landings in accordance with or Curbs shall not be less than 4" high in accordance with NFPA ADA-ABA:604. Water closets shall comply as follows: Provide a clearance around the water closet that complies with Figure (NOTE: As per No other fixtures or obstructions shall be located within the required water closet clearance.) #0 & #0 INSPECTOR TO VERIFY. 37 ADA-ABA:806. Guest rooms required to provide mobility features shall comply with 806. as follows: ~ Living and dining areas shall be accessible. ~ Exterior spaces, including patios, terraces and balconies, that serve the guest room shall be accessible. ~ At least one sleeping area shall provide a 30" x 48" clear floor space for a parallel approach on both sides of a bed. ~ At least one bathroom that is provided as part of a guest room shall be accessible. ~ Kitchens and kitchenettes shall comply with 804. ~ Provide a turning space complying with 304 within the guest room. 38 IBC 08.5 Corridors shall not serve as the supply, return, exhaust, relief or ventilation air ducts. Page /5 6/9/06 7:49:40 AM

6 39 Exterior stairways and ramps shall be at least 0 feet from adjacent lot lines and from other buildings on the same lot unless the adjacent building exterior walls and openings are protected in accordance with Section 705 based on fire separation distance, per IBC Section IBC Doors in a required means of egress serving any ASSEMBLY area having an occupant load of 50 or more persons shall be equipped with panic hardware or fire exit hardware complying with NFPA 0:7...7, only if a latch or lock is provided. 4 0: and IBC or Each sleeping room and each living area within a guest room or suite shall be provided with an approved, single-station smoke alarm powered by the building electrical system in accordance with NFPA 0: and IBC (Audible and visual alarms required in rooms complying with ADA-ABA 4.4). (See IM 06-0 for clarification on low frequency signal requirement). 4 LRS 40:574 Submit fire alarm system shop drawings with plan review application and fee prior to installation of any work of this section. Such work shall not commence until shop drawings have been found to be in compliance with applicable codes by this office. The submittal shall include a copy of this letter and shall be in accordance with the submittal requirements outlined in the memorandum dated June 4, 993 which was distributed from this office to all state licensed fire alarm contractors, architects and engineers. Specify the "Type of Signaling System" to be utilized, identify the monitoring station, describe the evacuation system ("zoned" or "general"), and include information concerning the means of protecting fire command centers, circuitry, and other essential equipment, such as may be required for high-rise buildings, as applicable. 43 LRS 40:574 Submit automatic sprinkler system shop drawings, complete application and fee on our online portal ( prior to installation of any work to this system. Note: See Interpretive Memorandums 03-0 and for submittal requirements. Sprinkler shop drawing submittals are required to be reviewed by the professional of record/owner before being submitted to the Office of State Fire Marshal plan review section where a Professional of Record is required by RS 37 Chapter 3 Section LAC 55:V:307 Periodic observation of construction shall be made by a licensed architect or civil engineer. The enclosed Certificate of Completion containing the signature(s) of the responsible design professional(s) shall be presented to the Inspector at time of final inspection for occupancy. 45 A REVIEW FOR COMPLIANCE WITH THE FIRE PROTECTION AND EGRESS REQUIREMENTS OF CHAPTERS 9 AND 0 OF THE INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE IS INCLUDED IN THIS REVIEW. Review for compliance with all other requirements of the LOUISIANA STATE UNIFORM CONSTRUCTION CODE, in accordance with Act of the 005 First Extraordinary Session of the Louisiana Legislature, IS NOT INCLUDED IN THIS REVIEW. Contact the building official of the applicable political subdivision to coordinate compliance with these requirements. LRS 40:730.3 mandates the enforcement of building codes by municipalities and parishes in Louisiana, as described by LRS 40: Note: In accordance with LRS 40: A, this office may establish contract agreements with municipalities and parishes in order to provide uniform construction code enforcement on their behalf, as provided in LRS 40: Please visit our web site at for a current list of jurisdictions requesting plan review by this office, a fee schedule, and a checklist of information required for review. PROVIDE A DUPLICATE SET OF PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS TO THE BUILDING OFFICIAL (OR THIRD-PARTY) FOR REVIEW AND/OR PERMITTING, THE STATE FIRE MARSHAL REVIEWED AND STAMPED DOCUMENTS SHALL NOT BE USED FOR THIS PURPOSE. ADDITIONAL MARKING OR ALTERATIONS MADE TO THE APPROVED STAMPED PLANS MAY CAUSE DELAYS IN FINAL ACCEPTANCE FOR OCCUPANCY. 46 HVAC system shall be constructed in accordance with 0: :9.., 90A: and 90A:6.4..() Smoke detectors and smoke dampers shall be installed in systems over 5,000 cfm. To isolate air handling equipment, dampers shall automatically close when system is not in operation as per NFPA 90A: Interconnect to buildings smoke detection and alarm systems when alarm system is required by NFPA NFPA 90A:4.3.. and IBC 08.5 Corridors shall not be used to supply, return or exhaust air to or from adjoining spaces, other than toilet, shower or bath rooms, sink closets or similar spaces opening directly to the corridor. 49 RS 3:536 Boilers, Pressure Vessels, and water heaters of 50 gallon capacity or larger and/or 00,000 BTU/HR heat input shall conform with the provisions of the Louisiana Boiler Inspection Law in accordance with adopted rules and regulations. (Contact our Boiler Section at with any questions concerning this requirement). 50 0:9. Exit (protected) passageways, stairs, ramps and other exits shall not be part of a supply, return or exhaust system serving other parts of the building. (NFPA 90A:4.3..) 5 0:8.5.3 Elevators, escalators, and conveyors shall comply with the provisions of Section : New elevators shall conform to the Fire Fighter's Service Requirements of ASME A7./CSA B44, Safety Code for Elevators and Escalators. Elevator recall shall be activated by smoke detection in each elevator lobby and in associated elevator machine rooms. 53 0:9.. Install smoke detectors to automatically stop the fan in HVAC duct systems over 000 cfm in accordance with NFPA 90A:6.4..(). Where fire alarm system is required, duct detectors shall be connected to building alarm system. 54 0:8.3. Protect vertical openings in accordance with Section 8.6. Page 3/5 6/9/06 7:49:40 AM

7 55 0:8.3.4 and IBC 907 Provide a fire alarm system in accordance with Section 9.6 and IBC In facilities required to be fully accessible, alarm notification shall be by both audible and visual means in accordance with NFPA :8.3.5 and IBC 903 Provide supervised automatic sprinkler protection in accordance with 0:9.7 and the IBC. 57 0:8...3 Fire compartments shall be formed with fire barriers that comply with Section 8.3 and are continuous in accordance with Section from outside wall to outside wall or from one fire barrier to another, or a combination thereof, including continuity from the floor through all concealed spaces, such as those found above a ceiling, including interstitial spaces. Continuity is permitted to terminate at a ceiling, if the construction assembly of the ceiling has a fire resistance rating not less than that of the fire barrier. 58 0:8..3 Fire resistive-rated building assemblies shall be of a design that has been tested and listed by an approved testing laboratory for the intended application. (NFPA 5:.3.7 does not permit variations from test assemblies). ~ IDENTIFY the listed assemblies that are properly tested by Underwriters Laboratories (UL), Factory Mutual (FM), or other approved testing laboratory, in writing to this reviewer PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION (include the project (P0#) number assigned to this review that is referenced at the beginning of this letter). Please be advised that a failure to provide this information in a timely manner may cause substantial delays at final inspection and may adversely impact subsequent occupancy. 59 0:8.3.5 Penetrations through rated construction shall be sealed by approved firestop systems or devices tested in accordance with ASTM E-84 or ANSI/UL 479. a. Notify the District Office identified at the end of this letter for inspection of all completed fire and/or smoke barrier walls before any construction is installed that would conceal such construction and prevent a proper inspection. Access to randomly selected areas may be required by the inspector at time of final inspection if this notification is not given. b. Provide detailed instructive cut sheets of the fire penetration sealing system used to the inspector at time of inspection. Random selective sampling by the contractor will be observed by the inspector. 60 LAC 55:V:303.D Provide listed portable fire extinguishers in accordance with NFPA 0. (Refer to Appendix E for distribution information.) ~ NFPA 0:5. Classifications for fires: Class A fires-fires in ordinary combustible materials, such as wood, cloth, paper, rubber and many plastics. Class B fires-fires in flammable liquids, combustible liquids, petroleum greases, tars. oils, oil-based paints, solvents, lacquers, alcohols and flammable gases. Class C fires-fires that involve energized electrical equipment. Class D fires-fires in combustible metals, such as magnesium, titanium, zirconium, sodium, lithium, and potassium. Class K fires-fires in cooking appliances that involve combustible cooking media (vegetable or animal oils and fats.) (FOR USE ONLY AFTER ASSOCIATED FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM HAS ACTIVATED AND ELECTRICAL POWER TO THE COOKING APPLIANCES HAS SHUNTED) 6 0: Separate guest rooms, guest suites, and dormitory rooms from each other with one-half hour (½ HR) fire resistance rated construction. 6 LRS 40:58 Provide elevator keys, to allow all elevators to operate in fire emergency situations with one master elevator key, in accordance with all provisions of this statute, including the following: ~ Issue master elevator keys ONLY to authorized personnel, including the fire department in whose jurisdiction the building is located. ~ Master elevator keys shall NOT be issued to any emergency response agency, other than the authorized fire department personnel. ~ Master elevator keys shall NOT be duplicated without specific authority and approval. ~ Every master elevator key shall be marked "DO NOT DUPLICATE". 63 0:8.3. Separate LAUNDRY from other parts of the building by hour fire resistive construction with self-closing 45 minute labeled door/frame assembly in accordance with Section 8.7. WITHOUT WINDOWS, -AND- provide automatic sprinkler protection in accordance with Section :8.3.3 EXIT ENCLOSURES shall have a flame spread of 0-75 and a smoke development rating of :8.3.3 Interior walls and ceilings shall have a flame spread of 0-00 and a smoke development rating of : A projection, or lip, at nosings of stair treads that extends more than -/" over the lower tread represents a tripping hazard and is not permitted. 67 0: , 0:7..8, and IBC 03 Guard rails shall be at least 4" high and are required when a change in elevation exceeds 30". 68 0:7..5. and IBC Headroom shall be not less than 7'-6" in a means of egress with no projection less than 6'-8" nominal height from the floor. (NOTE: Ceiling height is permitted to be not less than 7'-0" from the floor in existing buildings). 69 0:7..6. and IBC 03 Exit passageways shall be separated from other parts of the building by hour fire rated construction and comply with NFPA 0:7..3. and IBC :8.. Fire escape ladders shall conform with 0:7..9. Page 4/5 6/9/06 7:49:40 AM

8 7 0:7...3., 0:7..6.3, and IBC through The floor elevation shall not change by more than /" from one side of a door to the other. 7 0:7.0..3, IBC and IBC 0.9 Provide tactile signage at each exit stair enclosure door complying with ICC/ANSI A7. (009), mounted adjacent to the latch side of the door 60 inches above the finished floor to the centerline of the sign. 73 0:7... and IBC Provide two-way communication between the elevator landing(s) and a central point (located in coordination with the local fire department). The two-way communication system shall: ~ include directions for the use of the two-way communication system ~ instructions for summoning assistance via the two-way communication system ~ written identification of the location shall be posted adjacent to the two-way communication system. ~ be in accordance with ADA-ABA 07 and :7... and IBC 009 Stairs shall comply with the appropriate Stair table. ~ 44 inch minimum width (36" minimum width if occupant load OF ALL STORIES served by stair is less than 50 people - See 0:7...). ~ 7" maximum and 4" minimum rise. ~ " minimum tread depth. ~ 6'-8" minimum headroom. ~ feet maximum height between landings. ~ Landings (See 7...3, , and IBC 009.8). ~ Stair treads shall be uniformly slip resistant. 75 This review applies to new work indicated in the drawings and does not apply to existing non-conforming conditions. 76 ADA-ABA:0.3 If existing elements, spaces, or common areas are altered, then each such altered element, space, feature, or area shall comply with the accessibility requirements for NEW construction. 77 ADA-ABA:06.4 Provide accessibility at a minimum of 60% of the public use entrances. 78 ADA-ABA:3. ALL toilet rooms and bathing rooms shall be accessible and in compliance with Chapter ADA-ABA:5.4 Transient lodging accessible guestrooms shall have alarms providing audible and visible notification. Single station detectors shall provide visual alarm signals in addition to audible. 80 ADA-ABA:4.. Doors and doorways designed to allow passage into and within ALL sleeping units (accessible and inaccessible) shall provide 3" clear width. (minimum '-0" wide door leaf at all unit entry doors, bathroom doors, and connecting doors). 8 ADA-ABA:Table 4. Provide accessible units complying with Provide even dispersement of these units throughout project and units. (These units shall also include hearing impairment provisions.) 8 ADA-ABA:Table 4.4 IN ADDITION to the accessible units in compliance with 806. provide 4 units specifically for the hearing impaired complying with These units are to be equipped with visible alarm and notification devices. Provide even dispersement of these units throughout project and unit types. 83 ADA-ABA:6. Where dining surfaces are provided for the consumption of food or drink, at least 5% (and no less than ) of the seating spaces shall comply with Section 90. Accessible dining shall be dispersed. ACCESSIBLE SEATING IS REQURIED AT BAR TOPS. 84 ADA-ABA:7. Where service counters or sales counters are provided, at least one at each location shall be accessible and shall comply with Section ADA-ABA: Handles, pulls, latches, locks, and other operable parts on doors and gates shall comply with Hardware shall not require tight grasping, tight pinching, or twisting of the wrist to operate. Page 5/5 6/9/06 7:49:40 AM

9 RNVS 7//06 5 St Charles Ave Applicant: Jessica Walker SAFETY & PERMITS BUILDING PERMIT DESCRIPTION OF APPROVED WORK Renovate and construct addition to 3-story vacant hotel as per plans. USE TYPE: Hotel IMPROVEMENT TYPE: Renovation (Structural) FLOOD ZONE: B ELEVATION REQUIREMENT: ZONING: HU-MU VALUE OF APPROVED WORK: $,993,834 NOT VALID UNLESS POSTED ON SITE THIS PERMIT MUST REMAIN PUBLICLY POSTED AT ALL TIMES WHILE WORK IS IN PROGRESS Verify the authenticity of this permit or find more information about the project by visiting nola.gov/onestop or by scanning this code using a smartphone and searching the permit number in the dark blue oval at the top of the page. This permit conveys no right to violate any provisions of the New Orleans Amendments to the International Building Code or Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance. This permit conveys no right to occupy any street, alley, or part thereof, either temporarily or permanently. Encroachments on public property must be approved by the appropriate City agency; separate permits must be obtained from other City or State agencies as required by law. This permit is subject to issuance of a final Certificate of Occupancy or Certificate of Completion; otherwise same is null and void. It is unlawful to occupy any building or portion thereof without said certificate. IT IS UNLAWFUL TO POUR ANY FOUNDATION, CLOSE ANY WALL, OR COVER ANY SPACE WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL FROM THE BUILDING INSPECTION DIVISION. FOR INFORMATION OR TO SCHEDULE AN INSPECTION, PLEASE CALL Perdido Street, Room 7W03 New Orleans LA 70 (504) nola.gov/onestop SOLO EL TRABAJO DESCRITO ANTERIORMENTE PUEDE REALIZARSE LEGALMENTE EN ESTE EDIFICIO

10 C O L E M A N P A R T N E R S 7/3/06 4:54:04 PM SF HOUR RATED DOOR (NO EXIT SIGN) SF ( HR ; 0' A.F.F. MIN. HOUSE KEEPING SF SF SF HOUSE KEEPING SF SF SF ROOM NAME 8088 t W8 A PT- A 9'-0" ACT- 8 A0. SIM A.0 SIM 8 A0. SIM PLAN SYMBOLS ROOM DESIGNATION TAG DOOR DESIGNATION TAG WINDOW DESIGNATION TAG WALL DESIGNATION TAG FINISH MATERIAL DESIGNATION TAG CEILING DESIGNATION TAG BUILDING / WALL / DETAIL SECTION DESIGNATION TAG DETAIL DESIGNATION TAG ELEVATION DESIGNATION TAG ASI ADDENDUM THE DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS AND OTHER DOCUMENTS PREPARED BY THE ARCHITECT FOR THIS PROJECT ARE INSTRUMENTS OF THE ARCHITECT'S SERVICE FOR USE SOLELY WITH RESPECT TO THIS PROJECT AND, UNLESS OTHERWISE PROVIDED, THE ARCHITECT SHALL BE DEEMED THE AUTHOR OF THESE DOCUMENTS AND SHALL RETAIN ALL COMMON LAW, STATUTORY AND OTHER RESERVED RIGHTS, INCLUDING REPRODUCIBLE COPIES, OF THE ARCHITECT'S DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS AND OTHER DOCUMENTS FOR INFORMATION AND REFERENCE IN CONNECTION WITH THE OWNER'S USE AND OCCUPANCY OF THE PROJECT. THE ARCHITECT'S DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS OR OTHER DOCUMENTS SHALL NOT BE USED BY THE OWNER OR OTHERS ON OTHER PROJECTS, FOR ADDITIONS TO THIS PROJECT OR FOR COMPLETION OF THIS PROJECT BY OTHERS, UNLESS THE ARCHITECT IS ADJUDGED TO BE IN DEFAULT UNDER THIS AGREEMENT, EXCEPT BY AGREEMENT IN WRITING AND WITH APPROPRIATE COMPENSATION TO THE ARCHITECT. Revisions / Submission UL U309 HR SF CORRIDOR 00A SF 48' - /4"CORRIDOR UL U309 HR SF CORRIDOR 00A SF 4' - /" CORRIDOR UL U309 HR SF CORRIDOR 300A SF 4' - /" CORRIDOR 0'-0" ELEVATION 86 0' - 0" 36 ELEVATION DATUM HEIGHT DESIGNATION TAG SPOT ELEVATION HEIGHT LIFE SAFETY LEGEND 50 NUMBER OF OCCUPANTS ALONG PATH OF EGRESS DIRECTION OF EGRESS OCCUPANT LOAD C:\Users\osketchler\Desktop\Revit Locals\403-Audubon Hotel Renovation_New_CENTRAL_r4_osketchler.rvt UL U30 HR 90 MIN RATED DOOR ATM CARTS PLANTER SF STORAGE SF REF. REF. F.E. BAR 006 FRONT DESK 004 ENTRY VESTIBULE 000 (CIRCULATION) 4 LOUNGE / BAR SF 43 4 STAIR ST SF ELEVATOR EL- UL U305 HR SF STAIR ST- 4 BACKFLOW PREVENTER LAUNDRY 03 W D LINEN STORAGE 04 RESTROOM 0 RESTROOOM 0 ( HR VEST. 009 JANITOR 00 FIRE PUMP ROOM 05 UL U305 HR UL U30 HR UL U309 HR 45 MIN. RATED DOOR UL U309 HR ( HR ( HR UL U905 HR HOUR RATED DOOR UL U309 HR ST FLOOR LIFE SAFETY PLAN /8" = '-0" /8" = '-0" SF SF SF SF CORRIDOR 00B 4 UP SF SF SF SF STAIR ST- UP STAIR ST- ( HR UL U905 HR UL U309 HR ( HR UL U905 HR ( HR UL U309 HR ND FLOOR LIFE SAFETY PLAN 3/8" = '-0" SF SF SF SF CORRIDOR 300B 4 UPLADDER SF 4 STAIR ST SF SF SF STAIR ST- 3RD FLOOR LIFE SAFETY PLAN ( HR UL U309 HR ( HR ( HR DOOR PROVIDED: 70 REQUIRED: 7 90 F.E. - HOUR - HOUR EXISTING 3 HOUR NUMBER OF OCCUPANTS ALLOWED NUMBER OF OCCUPANTS EXITING REQUIRED OPENING RATING (min.) FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET ON BRACKET; RE: SPEC SECTION 0443 FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET - SEMI RECESSED; RE: SPEC SECTION 0443 COLEMAN PARTNERS ARCHITECTS, LLC NORTH BOULEVARD BATON ROUGE, LA tel fax KIRBY DR. SUITE 988 HOUSTON, TX tel fax GRAVIER ST. SUITE 830 NEW ORLEANS, LA 70 tel fax RENOVATIONS TO AUDUBON HOTEL 5 ST. CHARLES AVENUE NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA 7030 Project Number: Date: Project Architect: LIFE SAFETY PLANS JAW LS. of