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October 17, 2011 (Regular Meeting)PageCONCRETE FINISHED - A floor finish where the concrete is troweled and ahardener applied with no other floor covering.HARDWOOD - A layer of hard wood usually over sub-flooring.PARQUET - Refers to a wearing surface made up of small pieces of hardwood setin patterns or designs over sub-flooring. Can also be made up inblocks and laid in mastic over concrete.PINE OR SOFTWOOD - Floor finish of pine or other similar soft woods.PLYWOOD, LINOLEUM - A single layer of light wood, usually of small thicknesslaid on floor joists; a composition material known as linoleum, whichcomes in sheets or tiles and is used as a floor covering.PRECAST CONCRETE - Applies in this case to either pre-stressed or pouredconcrete floors, which are suspended as in multi-story commercialbuildings.QUARRY OR HARD TILE - Refers to hard burned tiles, which are machine made andglazed.RUBBER TILE/SHEET – A fibrous rubber floor covering.SEAMLESS COVERING – A coating that is sprayed or troweled, generally withcolored chips added.SHEET VINYL - A smooth, seamless floor covering material, manufactured with aresilient backing usually to either concrete or wood sub-flooring.SLATE FLOOR - Refers to cut or random broken slate set in grout overconcrete.TERRAZZO - A ground and polished terrazzo where metal strips with a finitemodular spacing are incorporated in the poured terrazzo.VINYL ASBESTOS - A tough, strong, non-crystalline, thermoplastic tile.VINYL TILE - All types of vinyl tile.HEATING FUELELECTRIC - ElectricalGAS - Natural or manufactured gasOIL - Oil firedSOLAR - Use of sun's radiation to heatHEATING TYPEBASEBOARD - Electric heat, which radiates from baseboard heating unitsmounted in each room and usually controlled in each room.FORCED AIR (DUCTED) - A central type heating system that provides for thedistribution of the air through ducts or conduits to the various partsof the building.FORCED AIR (NOT DUCTED) - A heating element and fan and/or blower enclosed ina common housing for circulating the heated air but no ducteddistribution system.HEAT PUMP - A reverse cycle refrigeration unit, which can be used for heatingor cooling and is ducted through out the structure.HEAT PUMP WALL UNIT - A reverse cycle refrigeration unit, which can be usedfor heating or cooling and is not ducted.HEAT PUMP LOOP SYSTEM - A reverse cycle refrigeration unit, which can be usedfor heating or cooling and is ducted through out the structure. Theunit uses water looped through the ground or well to extract heating orcooling.A-1Page 210
October 17, 2011 (Regular Meeting)PageRADIANT SUSPENDED - A heating system, which heats a space by use of suspendedradiant unit heaters, which may be connected to a continuous loopsystem and uses reflectors.RADIANT ELECTRIC - A heating system, which heats a room by use of concealedresistance wires. Most contemporary radiant-heating systems haveextensive wires in the floor structure or in the walls and ceilings,which are to be used as heating panels.RADIANT WATER - A heating system, which heats a room by use of concealed hotwater heating coils. Most contemporary radiant-heating systems haveextensive pipe coils in the floor structure or in the walls andceilings, which are to be used as heating panels.HOT WATER - A heating system, which circulates hot water through baseboardunits in each room (usually residential).DIRECT STEAM HEAT - This heating system uses radiators in the rooms to beheated, the steam or vapor being delivered from boiler to radiatorsthrough one of several arrangements of piping. The one-pipe gravityvapor system is used for larger installations.AIR CONDITIONING TYPECENTRAL - Refers to a central cooling system with ductwork, thermostats andforced cold air.CHILLED WATER - Usually a commercial air conditioning system utilizing acooling tower as a heat exchanger and associated compressors withducting.PACKAGED ROOF TOP - Usually found in commercial buildings. The airconditioning unit is located on the roof of the property.WALL UNIT – A wall unit built into the wall or as part of a wall unit heatpump.QUALITY ADJUSTMENTMINIMUM - To be used on the lowest quality of construction in use. Thesebuildings were built before building codes were established. Buildingmaterials are sub-standard and many components are nonexistent.Appliances and fixtures are of minimum quality or nonexistent.BELOW AVERAGE - To be used on construction which is not quite average. Thesebuildings are built to conform to the very minimum building codes orare frequently mass produced or modular homes. Interior finish andexterior ornamentation are plain with few refinements. Buildingmaterials, appliances and fixtures are below average.AVERAGE - To be used on average construction as prevalent and generalthroughout the particular county. These buildings are built slightlyabove the building codes and are built of average quality materials.Appliances and fixtures are of average quality stock items with noluxury items.ABOVE AVERAGE - To be used on construction which is slightly above average.Above average buildings will have many components, which are average aswell as many which are above average. Many of the materials used willbe of better than average quality, as will some of the appliances andfixtures. Some luxury items may be present.ABOVE AVERAGE/CUSTOM - To be used on construction that is truly aboveaverage. These homes are usually individually designed and decorated.Most all materials used are top quality. Much attention has been givento interior refinements and detail. Some luxury items will be present.EXCELLENT - To be used on the best quality of construction. Excellentquality buildings will be custom or architecturally designed and havemuch ornamentation and special design. Most materials used will be oftop quality and items not accounted for in the point system such asappliances, lighting, fixtures, wiring, bathroom fixtures, etc., willbe of top quality. Many luxury items will be present such as centralvacuum systems, intercom systems, hot tubs, spas, saunas, etc.A-1Page 211
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