Conceptual Master Plan - Emeryville Center of Community Life

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CONCEPTUAL DESIGN January 9, 2009 Emeryville Center of Community Life modified to a minimum yield point of 33 ksi. d. Studs, runners, and joists, galvanized, 18 gage and lighter: ASTM A653 Grade 33, minimum 33 ksi yield. 10. Carpentry (For Building No. 7 Renovation Only) Framing lumber shall meet the following minimum standard except where otherwise noted: USE SPECIES GRADE AUTHORITY Mudsills 3 x 4, 3x6 D.F. (P.T.) Standard or Better CBC Plywood A.P.A. CD Int. w/ Exterior Glue CBC Horizontal framing lumber: 4 x 4 and smaller D.F. No. 2 WCLIB & WWPA 2 x roof joists and rafters D.F. No. 2 WCLIB & WWPA Headers and beams D.F. No. 1 WCLIB & WWPA Vertical framing lumber: 2 x 4 & 3 x 4 studs D.F. Stud WCLIB & WWPA 2 x 6 & 2 x 8 studs D.F. No. 2 WCLIB & WWPA 4 x, 6 x posts D.F. No. 1 WCLIB & WWPA Joist hangers and other metal framing accessories are referred to on plans by particular type as manufactured by Simpson Company, San Leandro, California. Accessories of other manufacture with equivalent load carrying characteristics may be used. Plywood or Oriented Strand Board (OSB) Sheathing: Roof sheathing shall be 5/8" Ident Index 32/16 Plywood Sheathing only Wall sheathing shall be 1/2" Ident Index 16/0 Plywood or OSB Sheathing Sheathing Installation - Plywood roof sheathing shall be laid with the grain of the outer plies perpendicular to the framing members and end joints shall be staggered. Wall sheathing shall be applied vertically. Unless otherwise noted, plywood or OSB sheathing nails shall be common. Roof Sheathing - Block all unsupported edges of roof sheathing. Edge blocking shall be 1-1/8" plywood x 2-5/8" wide minimum. Alternatively, plyclips or approved equal connector shall be installed at midspan between each support when rafter spacing exceeds 16"o.c. Typical nailing Outline Specifications- 34
CONCEPTUAL DESIGN January 9, 2009 Emeryville Center of Community Life shall be 10d at 6"o.c. at all supported edges and over shear walls, and 10d at 12"o.c. at all intermediate supports, unless otherwise noted. Exterior and Interior Wall Sheathing - Block all unsupported edges of sheathing. Typical nailing shall be 10d at 6"o.c. at all edges, and 10d at 12"o.c. at all intermediate supports, unless otherwise noted. 11. Carpentry Glued Laminated Beams Glued laminated members shall be manufactured according to the AITC 117 "The Standard Specifications for Structural Glued Laminated Douglas Fir Timber," latest edition. Adhesive shall be for wet condition of service and an AITC Certificate of Inspection is required. Glued laminated beams shall provide stress values that meet or exceed the following: Bending Fb (Bottom Fibers) Bending Fb (Top Fibers) - Single Span Bending Fb (Top Fibers) - Multiple Spans or Cantilevers Horizontal Shear Fv (For 3 1/8" Glulams ONLY, Horizontal Shear Fv may be Modulus of Elasticity Compression Perpendicular to Grain 2400 psi 1200 psi 2400 psi 165 psi 95 psi 1800 ksi 450 psi Wood 'I' Joists (TJI) Wood ‘I’ joists (TJI) shall be as manufactured by Trus Joist. Joists shall be fabricated using structural grade plywood or oriented strand board for web material, MICROLLAM lumber or stress-rated lumber for flange material, and utilizing waterproof glues. All roof joists shall be provided with full depth TJI blocking between joists over supports such as walls and beams. All roof joists shall be provided with bridging and it shall be full depth TJI blocking for spans of 12'-0"o.c. maximum, not more than 12'-0" from support. 12. Special Inspection The following items shall be inspected in accordance with CBC Section 1701.5A by a certified special inspector from an established testing agency. All inspection shall be continuous, unless otherwise noted. Grading, excavations, over-excavations and fill Concrete, rebar placement Concrete, anchor bolts and inserts Concrete, concrete placement Structural steel, welding – periodic By Geotechnical Engineer Inspect final placement Periodic Continuous Fillet welds Outline Specifications- 35
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that either the PG&E site or the ad
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for approvals, funding, and constru
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Sub-total - New Construction Sports
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The master plan calls for the reten
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Temporary relocation of secondary s
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Mark Schatz August 22, 2008 Page 2
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GROUND FLOOR PLAN EMERYVILLE CENTER
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JUNE 13, 2008 / DESIGN CONCEPT
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SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR CONCEPT A
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SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR CONCEPT C
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53rd Street 47th Street San Pablo A
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53rd Street 47th Street San Pablo A
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SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR CONCEPT C
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CONCEPT A - GROUND FLOOR EMERYVILLE
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CONCEPT B - GROUND FLOOR EMERYVILLE
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CONCEPT C - GROUND FLOOR EMERYVILLE
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CONCEPT D - GROUND FLOOR EMERYVILLE
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VIEW FROM NORTH WEST VIEW FROM SOUT
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CARDBOARD MODEL A
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PROJECT: EMERYVILLE CENTER OF COMMU
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LELAND SAYLOR ASSOCIATES PROJECT: E
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Together we can Make it Happen!
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Where will the new center be?
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Land Use and Transportation
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What’s Happening at the New Cente
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The New Building Program
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Into a Welcoming Lobby
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Services for Families and the Commu
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After School Enrichment Programs
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Public Safety Outreach Programs
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for Family Celebrations and Communi
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A Place to Express Yourselves
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And your Musical Soul!
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Age-appropriate Classrooms
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Specialized Teaching Areas and Labs
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Opportunities for Partnering with L
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Great New Recreational Facilities
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and Expression Through Movement
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Creative Approaches to Energy and W
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Great New Outdoor Play Areas
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Organized and Drop In Sports Progra
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A Chance to Interact with Nature in
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and Connecting as a Community
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A B C D We’ve Studied a Range of
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Main Entry at San Pablo and 47 th S
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Looking Into the Inner Courtyard
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Upcoming Community Meetings March 9
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Together we can Make it Happen!
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ROOFTOP SOLAR PANELS ROOFTOP SOLAR
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You are invited to help shape the f
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You are invited to help shape the f
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BROUGHT TO YOU BY: EMERY UNIFIED SC
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o o o o o the current ESS is really
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o What is the number of acres for t
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o Overall, please note Emeryville c
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o Local Architect 1 o account the s
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This is a bold and dynamic step for
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