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Site Studies An Architectural Space
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Programming Estimate Programming Es
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Appendix A
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• A site within the Medical Cente
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• Two new centers will be constru
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• Classrooms should be configured
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• Bill Hensley / Bryan Sibille to
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system the upper grades three throu
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Meeting Notes City of San Antonio E
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main building corridor for easy acc
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• Rebecca Flores will coordinate
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• Bart Mulcahy recommended that a
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also need an area for personal item
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SA2020 Brainpower Initiative Task F
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Introduction In May 2011, Mayor Jul
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In Dividends of Early Learning, Art
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San Antonio Brainpower Initiative P
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4. A rigorous program evaluation th
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Governance and Leadership Enabling
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BRAINPOWER INITIATIVE - DRAFT O
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Sales Tax Projections The sales tax
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Assessment of Applicants and Invest
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• Milestone: 100% of leaders will
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APPENDIX A: Model Centers The key t
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APPENDIX B: Assessment Strategy Tea
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Appendix D
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Site Design H/S/OO Ref Item Directi
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Playground H 5.4 Hazards No drainag
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Children’s Classroom Toilet H 7.7
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Kitchen H 7.7.14 Heavy duty commerc
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Central Resource Storage H 7.1.16 M
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Elementary School Design Guide Stan
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07-19-2012 NISD Playground Dimensio
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Appendix F
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LEED 2009 for Schools New Construct
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Appendix G
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Appendix G An Architectural Space P
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SCF I scf Item # 6 Date 4-1 9-07 AM
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TM 3/12/09 Item No.4 AN ORDINANCE 2
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7. That the City of San Antonio eva
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ASHRAE Advanced Energy Design Guide
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SECTION 7. Chapter 24, Article II.
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d. Urinals in commercial buildings
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Appendix I
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1. Scope ..........................
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2. How to use this document 2.1 Qua
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3. Qualifications 3.1 Contractor Qu
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4” Straight Screwdriver 6” Stra
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5. Network Installation Summary The
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The following Heating, Ventilating
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6. Horizontal Cabling Standard 6.1
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ELFEXT is derived from swept freque
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B. The wiring blocks shall be fire
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2. General Cable 3. Mohawk/CDT 4. S
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Wall mounted support brackets may b
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from flowing into the conduit. Cond
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2. The TGB shall be sized for the i
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8.4.7.1 Examination A. Field Measur
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c. Two or more additional welds sha
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Support systems provide a pathway f
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Trays can be installed parallel to
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installation (e.g., within a condui
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3) Measuring link attenuation (each
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Total fiber loss in dB = (fiber los
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Channel 1. The end-to-end transmiss
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Fire Retardant Any substance added
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Screened Twisted-pair Cable A cable
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Power Budget For network equipment,
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µm micron; one millionth of a mete
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