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Jan-30-97 02:13A P.03 <br /> <br />Pro~ect No. 21-0396 <br /> <br />RaytheonlRu~t Notes of Meeting GAM.041 <br /> <br />Sheet 2 of 4 <br /> <br />ITEM DESCRIPTION OF DISCUSSION ACTION COMPL. <br /> BY DATE <br /> <br /> State Department of Insurance, Safety Service Group <br /> <br />1. A genera~ introduction to the Concord Project was made by Odia Hill and Jerry -- -- <br /> Orazem, emphasizing the Project size, fast track nature, anticipated construction <br /> schedule (start foundations 3-97, occupy main buirding 9098), proprietary espac<s of <br /> the process, status of design (soil erosion plan currently under review, Code <br /> Compliance plans anticipated in three weeks), location of greenfield site, nature of <br /> County Inspection Departmental contacts already made. and construction philosophy <br /> (multiple release contract packages) anticipated. <br />2. Barry Gupton clarified that only buildings over 75,000 SF require formal State review -- ' -- <br /> and filing of permanent drawing records with the Department of Insurance. Building <br /> size for determination of review Is limited to floor plan areas within separation walls or <br /> space setbecks. Thetantative plans presented (with 4-hour separation walls between <br /> core/fibermaking (FM), fibermaking/warehouse, and fiben'naking/fibermaking at draw) <br /> and the 40' space separation cf the Administration Building segregate the facility into <br /> areas less than 75,000 SF precluding the requirement for formal State review. The <br /> cefeteda was also noted as designed for less than 300 people which relieves formal <br /> State review requirements. <br />3. The Department of Insurance will perform informal reviews as requested by local -- -- <br /> County Building Department(s). These reviews can be handled on an informal basis <br /> by appointment (two weeks notice required). B. Oupton will keep a tile copy of review <br /> drawings for reference which will be destroyed after about one year. If drawing reviews <br /> are performed, drawings should include architectural, structural, foundalion, building <br /> plumbing, building electrical, building ventilation, etc. Building services related to <br /> process systems are not required for review. Code Compliance Drawing Review must <br /> include layout of process equipment for egress confirmation; process layout drawings <br /> for such Review will not require retention by the State. Quantities and locations of <br /> hazardous materials used and stored in the buildings must accompany the Code <br /> Compliance drawings. Local Fire Marshall Review of materials stored will be required. <br /> Fire Marshall will be interested in reviewing sprinkler system, fire alarms and life <br /> safety. Only major revisions (changes that effect building Code requirements) to <br /> drawings would require additional reviews. <br /> NOTE: The State can deny access to retained drawing records. Retained documents <br /> require prior permission before any public review. <br />4. Drawing reviews will culminate in a State review letter issued to the Designer with -- -- <br /> copies to Local County officials. If detailed design drawings are reviewed, allow two <br /> weeks turnaround for the Department of Insurance. Code Compliance Drawing <br /> Review (with process equipment layout plans for egress travel distance) can be <br /> accomplished on the spot (in Raleigh) with two week notice and an appointment. If <br /> requested by the County, · State revis~v letter is required to obtain a building permit <br /> prior to placing concrete foundations (site earth moving can proceed without a building <br /> permit). <br />5. Steve Myers discussed the various aspects of our current building plans, including -- -- <br /> separated areas, building heights, number of floors, exits, planned egress travel, <br /> stain*my locations, travel distances anticipated and projected actual occupancy <br /> numbers (less than 200 people to entire building), end location and design of process <br /> equipment penetrating building f]0ors. B. Gupton determined that the facility will be <br /> considered a muitistory building. We are planning for Type IV unprotected building <br /> construction for all areas. Fire Protection Systems (FM-200 gas extinguishing system <br /> at computer rooms, preacfion system at elevator equipment and UPS rooms, wet pipe <br /> sprinklers all remaining areas except core laydown ancl electrical rooms which will be <br /> generously ou[~[[ed with smoke detectors; manual fire alarm systems will be in all <br /> areas) are being provided. Current building layout provides for exits based upon Code <br /> requirements considering gross square fcotages and building space. <br /> <br /> <br />