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05-0531 Gary Email on FDC 072707 From: Gary Carlson Sent: Friday, July 27, 2007 11:47 AM To: 'Les Townzen' Cc: Jim Gibson; Steve Harrington Subject: RE: McCammant 4 plexes ????Thanks Les, With these 4 plexes having 2 units on the second floor they trigger a fdc. Gary From: Les Townzen [mailto:les@townzen-consulting.com] Sent: Friday, July 27, 2007 10:28 AM To: Gary Carlson Subject: RE: McCammant 4 plexes Gary , I did those back an April and were returned then, I did not keep a set, I returned all of them. If I remember correctly, you were on vacation when I drooped them, but I not sure if it was this project or another, but I know they were returned.  As for the FDC, here is the NFPA language. 6.7.4.1  At least one fire department connection shall be provided for buildings, accessible by a fire department, that exceed 2000 ft2 (186 m2) or are more than a single story. 6.7.4.2  Fire department connections shall be at least 1½ in. (38 mm). When I review sprinkler plans I review the calcs back to the water source, I don’t remember in this case what the configuration was, but I can review the civils if you need, but I will need a copy of the sprinkler plans if you can find them. Les Les Townzen, CFPS President   Townzen & Associates 410 11th Ave SE Suite 202 Olympia , WA 98501   PH:  360-754-2335 Fax: 360-754-7722 Cell: 360-485-3220   Email: les@townzen-consutling.com www.townzen-consulting.com From: Gary Carlson [mailto:garyc@ci.yelm.wa.us] Sent: Friday, July 27, 2007 10:15 AM To: Les Townzen Subject: McCammant 4 plexes Les, The reason I am looking for the drawing is the civil drawings are incomplete.  I may need you to review the plan from the service to the building if that has not been done yet.  The civil’s intent is to tap a 2” line for the protection and then reduce it to 1-1/2” before a 1-1/2” meter.  He shows no valves, or cross connection.  The line is metered separately from the domestic.  I have an old copy of NFPA 13-R that does not show an FDC.  Let me know if that is required because none is shown now. Thanks Gary