CLIENT TO DO LIST

1. HIRE A LICENCED CONTRACTOR

T24: Complete

2. Sheet A0.1
You need to sign and date the PDF and send me back the page.  I have included it separately for ease of signing.  This is required by the city for permit approval.

GENERAL QUESTIONS
1. Please confirm that there is no existing HVAC unit on site.
2. Can you please verify if there is any roof equipment?

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APPROVAL FROM OTHER DEPARTMENTS

1. Obtain Health Department approval (5500 Overland Ave., Suite #110 & 210, San Diego, CA 92123). Contact the Health
Department at (858) 505-6700 or (800) 253-9933.
Present approved set of Health Department plans for verification.

Once we have an updated set with the new coffee cart I will contact the city

2. Obtain Food Establishment Wastewater Discharge (FEWD) approval if the grease waste system is altered.

Copy/Scan the FEWD sink list and include the approval in the Plumbing Sheet.

FEWD approval can be achieved online by emailing them directly at FEWDPLANCHECKS@ SANDIEGO.GOV. Also, visit their website for a full list of resources with details regarding their programs at https://www.sandiego .go v/publicutilities/
sewer-spill-reductio n/fewd.

The City of San Diego has provided a couple of informational sources that provide detailed information regarding their
submittal process.

New Systems: https://www.sandiego.gov/sites/default/files/legacy/mwwd/pdf/fewdplancheck.pdf

Retro fitting: https://www.sandiego .go v/sites/default/files/gre-steps-to-follow.pdf

1. Once we have an updated set with the new coffee cart I will contact the city

SHEET A4.1: ELECTRICAL PLAN

1. Please ask your electrician for sizes, outlet demand, and total demand for Water Heater and Roaster for Gas demand. Once you have this information please share with me so I can update the plans.

 
Indicate material for gas piping on plans.
Indicate pipe sizes, each outlet demand, and the total demand served by the gas meter.

SHEET A5.1: PLUMBING PLAN

1. You need to get this sheet stamped and signed by your Plumber before we can submit back to the city.

The plumbing plans must be stamped and signed by the California-licensed professional who is responsible for the work per the California Business and Professions Code (Ch. 7, Div. 3, Business and Professions Code, Art. 2, Sec. 6735.4).

2. Your plumber needs to confirm the drain sizes, vent pipe sizes and cleanout locations and let us know so we can update the drawings.

Provide an isometric layout for the sanitary system. Label all fixtures on the isometric layout. Indicate POC, all drain and vent pipe sizes and cleanouts.

Indicate 1/4″ per foot slope for waste pipes per section 708 CPC.

3. Your plumber needs to let us know the routing and termination of the pressure and temperature relief drain from the water heater.  Once you have this information, please let me know so I can update the drawings.

SHEET A6.1: LIGHTING AND CEILING PLAN

1. You will need your electrician to confirm how and where the Vent fans in the restroom and janitor closet will vent out. They can sketch on the plan or add comments in Adobe on top of the plans that I can implement into the drawings.

2. Your electrician to confirm how the roaster is venting out

Show termination of exhaust ducts on plans. Indicate clearances from exhaust fan outlets to outside air intakes of HVAC units, to openings into the building, and to property lines.

3. Have your electrician provide a diagram that I am implementing into the drawings. To include feeders and their overcurrent protection devices, panelboards,
distribution boards, switchboards, motor control centers, grounding, conduit and conductor sizes, etc.

4. Provide panel schedule(s) indicating number and types (lighting, receptacles, etc.) of outlets, wattage rating of each
circuit and panel load summary.

5. Indicate the interrupting rating of all breakers. Provide supporting documentation that may include series rated information, provide complete point-by-point fault current calculations; start the fault current calculations at the point of connection of SDG&E’s service conductors to the customer’s facilities. The utilities’ maximum contribution to fault current is noted on page 006 of San Diego Gas & Electric Service Standards & Guide.

For systems employing series rating, provide the following:
a) Manufacturer’s catalog sheets verifying an approved series rated system.
b) Component identification on the single line diagram to match the catalog sheets. Series interrupting rating, manufacturer and catalog name of components shall be included on the plans. Per Section 240.86(A).
c) Note on the single line diagram stating that equipment with series rating applied will be field marked “Caution Series Combination System Rated ____ Amperes. Identified Replacement Component Required.”. (Per Section 110.22).

6. Provide voltage drop calculations. Maximum combined voltage drop on both installed feeder conductors and branch circuit conductors to the farthest connected load or outlet shall not exceed 5 percent. 160.(c)

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BRING UP TO CODE

Water Heater is Not up to Code
The Flue – which is the part that sits on top of the water heater needs to be connected to metal piping that exhausts gas to the outside.

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Code requires that all gas water heaters on a platform 18″ high.

FINAL NOTES
Once I get all the following information back from you, we can re-submit to the city and continue the permiting process.  Please let me know if you have any questions.