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August 13, 2016

It is the intent that the vehicle loop detector system be embedded/poured into the slab on grade at the lower garage. The slab will need to be haunched/thickened at this location. See detail 7/E0.5 for diagrammatic requirements. System requirements for vehicle loop detector system to be provided as part of GMP#2. SKS-075, to be issued as part of PR-005, shows a slab depression at this location. Exact size, depth and location of depression will depend on the manufacturer selected to supply the loop detector as part of GMP#2.

(2) RFI #8, SKS-075











Julie Darling

FBRA



RFI #8

Shawmut Design and Construction 560 Harrison Ave. Boston, Massachusetts 02118 Phone: (617) 622-7000

Project: 121526 - MSBA - Brookline Edward Devotion School 345 Harvard Street Brookline, Massachusetts 02445

Vehicle Loop Detector System TO:

Julie Darling (HMFH Architects) 130 Bishop Allen Drive Cambridge, Massachusetts 02139

FROM:

Leah Watson (Shawmut Design and Construction) 560 Harrison Avenue Boston, Massachusetts 02118

DATE INITIATED:

08/05/ 2016

STATUS:

Open

LOCATION:

DUE DATE:

08/12/2016

COST CODE:

REFERENCE:

COST IMPACT:

SCHEDULE IMPACT:

DRAWING NUMBER: A2.1c

SPEC SECTION:

111200 - Parking Control Equipment

LINKED DRAWINGS: RECEIVED FROM: COPIES TO: Deborah Collins (HMFH Architects), Julie Darling (HMFH Architects), Paul Doherty (Shawmut Design and Construction), Tony Guigli (Town of Brookline), Jonathan Hirst (Shawmut Design and Construction), Russ Hoogasian (Town of Brookline), Vassilios Valaes (HMFH Architects), Leah Watson (Shawmut Design and Construction)

Question from Leah Watson (Shawmut Design and Construction) at 01:06 PM on 08/05/2016 Item 2.3.B under Section 111200 Parking Control Equipment specifies a vehicle loop detector system for the lower garage. Location is shown on drawing A2.1c. Please provide a drawing detail for the loop detector system and clarify if any elements are to be poured in the concrete slab.

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It is the intent that the vehicle loop detector system be embedded/poured into the slab on grade at the lower garage. The slab will need to be haunched/thickened at this location. See detail 7/E0.5 for diagrammatic requirements. System requirements for vehicle loop detector system to be provided as part of GMP#2. SKS-075, to be issued as part of PR-005, shows a slab depression at this location. Exact size, depth and location of depression will depend on the manufacturer selected to supply the loop detector as part of GMP#2.

BY

Shawmut Design and Construction

DATE

COPIES TO

Page 1 of 1

Printed On: 08/08/2016 10:01 AM

9.0.5

10.1

K.2

401213

JOB NUMBER

SKS 075

DRAWING NUMBER

PR 005 REF.: 2.1a, 2.1c, & 2.2a

9.0

6" APPROACH SLAB W/ #4@12" -TYP.

BRACE B21 F9.0 8 P-1BR [ 45' - 7" ]

S3.3

7 6

TRENCH DRAIN

S6.1

8 DEPRESS FOR VEHICLE DETECTION -COORD. WITH ARCH. DWGS AND MANUF.

K.9

A.8 F4.0

8 F8.0BR P-3 [ 55' - 9" ]

FIRST FLOOR / FOUNDATION PART PLAN 1/8" = 1'-0"

SECOND FLOOR / FOUNDATION PART PLAN 1/8" = 1'-0"

DRAWN: KMM CHECKED: DATE: 08/12/16

8.0

1/8" = 1'-0"

F8.0 P-2X [ 43' - 3" ]

SCALE:

A.5

REVISE FOUNDATION PLANS

1/8" = 1'-0"

Brookline, MA

1/2 0X C 1 0X BPS1 HS

Edward Devotion School

FIRST FLOOR / FOUNDATION PART PLAN

GSC

S6.1