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No: 21-056  \n\n|  | \u003Cbr>a/b\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>GENERAL ELECTRICAL NOTES:\u003Cbr>1. ALL WORK SHOWN IS NEW AND BY THE ELECTRICAL TRADES, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.\u003Cbr>2. ALL WORK SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LATEST EDITION OF THE\u003Cbr>NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE (NFPA 70) AND NATIONAL FIRE ALARM CODE (NFPA 72) AS ADOPTED BY THE STATE INCLUDING ALL AMENDMENTS.\u003Cbr>3. THIS CONTRACTOR SHALL REVIEW THE COMPLETE SET OF DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND INCLUDE WORK FROM OTHER DIVISIONS THAT AFFECT HIS WORK IN HIS BID.\u003Cbr>4. EACH CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY ALL EXISTING APPLICABLE CONDITIONS AND DIMENSIONS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS, AS PERTAINS TO THE INTENT OF THESE DRAWINGS. CONTRACTOR SHALL BRING TO THE ATTENTION OF THE ENGINEER AND DESIGNER ANY DISCREPANCIES PRIOR TO THE COMMENCEMENT OF ANY WORK AFFECTED BY OR RELATED TO SUCH DISCREPANCY. EACH CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH OR CAUSED BY THAT CONTRACTOR'S FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THIS REQUIREMENT.\u003Cbr>5. COORDINATE ALL WORK WITH OWNER, SO AS TO NOT CAUSE DISRUPTION OF OWNER'S STAFF.\u003Cbr>6. WORK IN OFFICES, LABS, CONFERENCE ROOMS AND MAINTENANCE AREAS WILL REQUIRE THE PROTECTION (COVERING) OF FURNISHINGS AND ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT. DO NOT USE PLASTIC TO COVER COMPUTERS AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT AT ANY TIME. CLOTH COVERS ARE ACCEPTABLE.\u003Cbr>7. POWER, SECURITY, AND FIRE ALARM INTERRUPTIONS MUST BE PROPERLY PURSUED TO REDUCE INCONVENIENCE TO THE NORMAL BUILDING ACTIVITY TO A MINIMUM.\u003Cbr>8. DEMOLITION SHALL BE PERFORMED TO MINIMIZE DAMAGE TO ADJACENT RETAINED WORK. WHERE SUCH DAMAGE OCCURS, PATCH, REPAIR OR OTHERWISE RESTORE TO ITS ORIGINAL CONDITION.\u003Cbr>9. WHERE DEMOLITION WORK LEAVES HOLES AND DAMAGED SURFACE THAT WILL BE EXPOSED IN FINISHED WORK OR THROUGH A FIRE SEPARATION, THESE HOLES AND DAMAGED SURFACES SHALL BE PATCHED AND REPAIRED TO MATCH ADJACENT FINISHED SURFACE.\u003Cbr>10. CONTRACTOR SHALL INCLUDE IN HIS BID THE REMOVAL AND PROPER DISPOSAL OF ALL EXISTING ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT INDICATED TO BE REMOVED.\u003Cbr>HOWEVER, THE OWNER HAS THE FIRST RIGHT TO REFUSAL OF ALL EXISTING ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT.\u003Cbr>11. FOR ALL REMOVED OUTLETS, EQUIPMENT, SECURITY, AND FIRE ALARM, REMOVE ALL EXISTING RACEWAY AND WIRING TO SOURCE OR FIRST ACTIVE TO REMAIN JUNCTION BOX.\u003Cbr>12. MAINTAIN SERVICE CONTINUITY TO ALL EXISTING LOADS THAT ARE TO REMAIN BY MODIFYING AND/OR EXTENDING CONDUIT AND WIRING AS REQUIRED. FIELD VERIFICATION OF EXISTING CONDUIT RUNS AND CIRCUITRY IS TO BE DONE AS REQUIRED. THIS INCLUDES, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO RECEPTACLES, OVERHEAD POWER DROPS, DISCONNECTS, LIGHTING, AND WIRING TO FUME HOODS AND MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT.\u003Cbr>13. UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED ON THE DRAWINGS, ALL CUTTING AND PATCHING\u003Cbr>REQUIRED FOR THE ELECTRICAL, SECURITY, AND FIRE ALARM INSTALLATION SHALL BE PERFORMED BY THE APPROPRIATE TRADE AND PAID FOR BY THIS CONTRACTOR. ALL CUTTING AND PATCHING SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE APPLICABLE ARCHITECTURAL DETAILS/NOTES.\u003Cbr>14. RELOCATED/REINSTALLED ITEMS SHALL BE CLEANED AND PLACED IN STORAGE UNTIL ITEMS ARE READY TO BE REINSTALLED. IF ITEM IS DAMAGED, IT SHALL BE REPAIRED OR REPLACED WITH NEW ITEM AS APPROVED.\u003Cbr>15. ---\u003Cbr>16. VERIFY EXACT LOCATION OF OUTLETS ABOVE COUNTERS, IN CASEWORK OR EQUIPMENT PRIOR TO ROUGH IN.\u003Cbr>17. COORDINATE INSTALLATION OF DEVICES AND WIRING WITH LIGHTING, HVAC, PIPING, AND STRUCTURAL MEMBERS.\u003Cbr>18. EMERGENCY LIGHTING FIXTURES-TEST SWITCH AND INDICATOR LAMP ARE TO BE LOCATED IN A READILY VISIBLE LOCATION. IF INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS BY MANUFACTURER DO NOT ALLOW FOR THIS. MOUNT SWITCH AND LAMP IN SINGLE GANG BOX FLUSH MOUNTED IN CEILING TILE ADJACENT TO FIXTURE. BODINE SELLS A COVER-PLATE FOR THIS PURPOSE. FLEX CONDUIT CAN BE USED BETWEEN FIXTURE AND BOX.\u003Cbr>19. GFCI CIRCUIT SHALL BE INSTALLED SUCH THAT GFCI RECEPTACLE SHALL ONLY TRIP ITSELF AND DOES NOT TRIP OR DISCONNECT POWER ON ANY OTHER RECEPTACLE.\u003Cbr>20. 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