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13-102842CITY OF CITY HALL 33325 8th Avenue South Ak Federal Way Federal Way, WA 98003-6325 (253) 835-7000 www. cityoffederalway.. com Mr. Matt Hough March 25, 2014 CPH Consultants F:ILE 733 7"' Avenue, Suite 100 Kirkland, WA 98033 Re: File #13-102842-00-MF; PLANNING DIVISION REVIEW Park 16 Apartments - Building A; 35703 16`h Avenue South, Federal Way Dear Mr. Hough: Planning Division Staff has reviewed the plans submitted for the above -referenced project on June 28, 2013, with resubmittals dated August 27, 2013, and February 20, 2014. The following items must be addressed prior to issuance of building permits for the project. 1. The building permit application must include a revised set of landscape plans. The landscape plans submitted and approved for the site work (reference permit 13-102434-EN) show a different site layout than the most recent plans submitted for the building permit application. Discrepancies noted include a different layout of pedestrian pathways, additions of stair runs and retaining walls, and changes to parking stall and landscaping locations. The revised set of landscape plans must be updated to be consistent with the proposed revisions to the site layout. The revised set of landscape plans will be reviewed and approved along with the building permit for Building A. Once approved, the landscape plans will serve as the approved landscape plans for all buildings on the project site and all other building permit applications for the site may reference the landscape plan set submitted for Building A, in lieu of submitting duplicate sets of landscape plans for each building. Resubmit four (4) copies of the entire set of landscape plans (all plan sheets) that were reviewed and approved for the above -referenced permit with revisions as necessary to make them consistent with the current proposed site layout. The following are some particular concerns noted in the staff review of the site plans submitted with Building A, as are with the earlier approved landscape plan set that should be addressed in the revised landscape plan set: The six-foot tall wood fence indicated on plan sheet A1.01 is located in the middle of the landscaping bed located between the property line and the retaining wall. The fence needs to be relocated to sit on the property line, or else be eliminated from the site plan. As depicted, the fence is running right down the center line of the proposed planting locations for trees and shrubs and will not allow for planting of required and approved landscaping. if the fence is retained, its location should be indicated on the revised landscape plans so it is clear how the planting and fence will collocate on the site. Mr. Matt Hough Page 2 of 3 March 25, 2014 b. Additional walls are indicated on the-sio plan Sheet A1.0 and Sheet Al .0.1 that were not indicated on the approved EN landscape plan drawings: S ecifs locations where new walls are located include between Building A and the Recreation Center, and in the vicinity of Buildings L and K. Wall height information must be provided f0f these [iew walls. If they exceed four feet in height, a building permit must be obtained for these walls. No walls may exceed six feet in height. c. In the vicinity of Building A, benches and trellis are shown straddling the pedestrian path; please relocate the benches and trellis as necessary to accommodate changes in pedestrian pathway location. Also, note that the detail references for the pedestrian entry plaza design are not always correctly cited on Sheets A1.0 and A1.0.1. d. Clearly indicate the location of all bike racks on the revised landscape plan and the number of bikes to be accommodated at each bike rack location. The plans should clearly indicate how a minimum of 74 secure bike storage locations is provided on the site per the conditions of the Process III land use approval for the project. e. Per a March 13, 2014 email, staff was advised that there were minor changes to the tot lot play equipment layout. Please provide the revised playground design information with the resubmitted plans. If the revisions to the tot lot play equipment layout affects the associated landscaping, or other site features, that must be clearly depicted on the revised landscape plans. f. The submitted site plans A1.0 and A1.0.1 show the addition of stair runs within pedestrian paths in the vicinity of Building N (north of) and Building J (north of). In the situation where a new stair run is shown near Building J, it appears that benches are shown superimposed on the stairs — please clarify and revise plans as necessary. Cr. The submitted site plan Al .0 shows revisions to crosswalk locations in the vicinity of Buildings M, N, G, and J, and elimination of a crosswalk between Buildings G and J. Staff believes that the location of crosswalks shown on the previously approved landscape plans provided better connectivity on a site -wide basis. Either revise the crosswalk locations to their earlier configuration (see redlined plans), or provide a written explanation as to why this new proposed layout is superior, and clearly indicate how associated revised parking lot landscape planting areas meet minimum parking lot landscaping dimensional standards. 2. The site lighting plans were routed to Police Department staff for review and the following comments were provided. Please address these comments and update the submitted lighting plan sheets as necessary. a. There should be no lighting along the pedestrian trail through the wetland. The path is to be `closed' during evening hours and light will invite activity. b. Police department staff still needs to see plans for the security camera and gate placements. (This information should be provided on updated site and landscape plan sheets.) c. Police department staff has a concern about two parking areas on the plans that seem to lack any Type E2 (Lithonia, Series# Contour Kad) Lighting. These are referenced in E3.1 i by building `V and in E3.07 between buildings `Q' & `Z.' Dark parking lot areas are often a target for criminals. File cl3-102Sd2-0041F Doc ID 65247 Mr. Matt Hough Page 3 of 3 March 25, 2014 These areas need additional lighting to deter criminal activity, enhance resident safety, and assist emergency responders. d. Provide light fixture details specifying type and size of pole fixtures. Please note, per Federal Way Revised Code (FWRC) 19.116.090(1)0), pole lighting within the site should not exceed 20 feet in height and shall include cutoff shields. Figure 16 — FWRC 19.115.090(1) Please provide four (4) copies of all resubmitted plans along with the enclosed resubmittal form. Please also feel free to contact me at 253-835-2644, or janet.shull@cityoffederalway.com, if you have any questions about the contents of this letter. Sincerely, d et B. Shull, AICP, CSBA, LEED Green Associate enior Planner Enc: Resubmittal Form Redlined Site Plans c: Scott Sproul, Assistant Building Official Lindsey Tiroux, Crime Prevention Analyst File A I 3-102842-00-MF Doc I D 65247 . CITY OF .� Federal November 15, 2013 Mr. Matt Hough CPH Consultants 733 7"' Avenue, Suite 100 Kirkland, WA 98033 CITY HALL Feder 8th Avenue South y Federal Way, WA 98003-6325 (253) 835-7000 www. cityofiederalway.. com Re: Permit #13-102842-00-MF; BUILDING PERMIT REVIEW — BUILDING A Park 16 Multifamily; 35703 16`h Avenue South, Federal Way Dear Mr. Hough: Planning Division Staff has reviewed the plans submitted for the above -referenced project on June 28, 2013, with resubmittals dated August 27, 2013. The following items must be addressed prior to issuance of building permits with the project. 1. The building permit application must include a site plan at a minimum scale of F = 20" that provides detailed information for the site area in the geographic area of the site adjacent to the building. This site plan for the geographic are of the site adjacent to the building must include at a minimum the following: a. Sidewalks b. Stairs c. Additional structures such as pergolas, trellises, etc. d. Site amenities such as lighting, benches, trash receptacles, bike racks, etc. e. Dimensional information —minimum setbacks and building separation dimensions where applicable f. Topographical information 2. In order to provide CPTED review comments, the Police Department requires a full lighting plan with explanations of proposed Foot Candles and Illuminance LUX at all exterior building entrances, breezeways, open parking lot areas, and along pathways. IESNA minimum safety recommendations are listed below: i. Building Fagade — 5-20 Illuminance, LUX (vertical) ii. Stairways— 100-200 Illuminance, LUX iii. Open Parking Spaces — 30 Illuminance, LUX (horizontal) with vertical Illuminance of 5-8 LUX iv, Walkways/Trails — 6 Illuminance, LUX (horizontal) with vertical illuminance of 5-8 LUX and lighting should extend out on both sides of trails to a distance of 9.1M (30 feet) (EXCEPTION: lighting should not be provided on the wetland buffer trails as it would Mr. Matt Hough Page 2 November 15, 2013 compromise the fanction of these natural areas. These areas will be secured with fencing and off-limits after dark.) v. Multi -Family Residences -Common Areas — 30 Illuminance, LUX (horizontal) with vertical Illuminance of 5-8 LUX- vi. Multi -Family Residences-Corpm"on Mailbox Area— 100 Illuminance, LUX (horizontal) with vertical Illuminance of 5-8'LUX 3. In order to provide CPTED review comments, the Police Department requires a fill landscaping plan, with lighting plan and security camera placement detailed. 4. Prior to issuance of any construction permits, a Boundary Line Adjustment (BLA) application is required to be approved by the city and recorded at King County at the expense of the applicant. As of the time of this writing, the city has received documents for recording and will inform you when the recording is completed. Prior to issuance of any construction permits, the applicant shall consult with representatives of Waste Management and provide written evidence that the project site design meets Waste Management's minimum standards to support garbage and recycling service for the future residents of the development. As of the time of this writing, the applicant has submitted copy of e-mail correspondence (October 1, 2013) from Waste Management staff that specifies that, "The project site is designed in such that Waste Management will be able to pick up garbage and recycle on this project. " Waste Management has indicated that the site is designed so that garbage and recycling will be able to be removed by their equipment. That does satisfy some of our ongoing concerns with proposed garbage and recycling facilities, but fails to account for issues outlined below that are intended to encourage the applicant to design the site to be more livable and efficient. The applicant has failed to demonstrate that the size, number, and distribution of the waste and recycle facilities are adequate for this site. Staff remains concerned that other points addressed in earlier comment letters have not been unanswered to the city's satisfaction. The city issued land use approval with the condition related to garbage and recycling facility rather than requiring all comments be addressed prior to issuance of land us approval in order to facilitate the advancement of the project through the permitting process on good faith that these concerns would be addressed during building permit review. The applicant has not met the intent of the city's request for sufficient additional details to show how adequate capacity for waste and recycling services will be provided for residents. The city cannot issue building permit approval without better assurance that garbage and recycling waste will reliably make it from residential units to the designated garbage/recycling collection areas on site. The following comments from the June 24, 2013, city review letter still have not been adequately addressed by the applicant: The applicant's responses regarding on -site waste management do not address issues raised previously by the city and by Waste Management. Past city input suggested designating a space for maintenance equipment and storage of bulky waste materials. This is because appliances, mattresses, etc., will be dumped by tenants even if `prohibited' by management. Your response indicated that compactor's enclosure would be used File a 1 i-102S42-00-NI F Doc I D 64427 W Mr. Matt Hough Page 3 November 15, 2013 for storage of bulky materials. This is not recommended. Do not plan to store such items in the "Trash Enclosure" containing the compactor. That will lead to problems in accessing and servicing the compactor unit. The applicant can probably fit a 30 cubic yard compactor (no larger due to weight) in the "Trash Enclosure" —it will have steel guide plates mounted on the pavement, so applicant should omit the proposed `curb' shown in that enclosure. The applicant should use a Self -Contained Compactor to limit potential for leakage which is common with Stationary Compactors. Also, the enclosure plans submitted do not show power source —there has to be a sufficient power source to run the Self -Contained Compactor. The applicant should consult with a compactor sale and services vendor to ensure that the proposed "Trash Enclosure" depth is adequate and that the applicant sources a Self -Contained Compactor. Also, the applicant should show that there is no curb or sidewalk steps in front of the enclosures. Waste Management and the city requested that recycle enclosures have wider gates. The applicant has refused to make these changes. Again, the front gate should have at least eight feet of clearance to allow a larger dumpster to be installed within and serviced directly by a front loader. The orientation of Recycle 3 enclosure is correct for access by a front loader. Recycle 1 is located such that roll out service will be required. If the applicant can place the enclosures so that the garbage company can access them straight on with a front -loader, maintenance staff will not have to touch or move the recyclables; the hauler will do that and save maintenance costs. The city still suggests using tow carts and a tipper for garbage, and designing the enclosure layouts to allow front load truck access straight into the enclosure for collection of recyclables. The city is concerned about the concept of `recycling only' enclosures. Sites 1 and 3 could easily become dumping grounds, since residents will use these sites to avoid the trip all the way to the compactor. Having only one garbage enclosure for the entire property is inefficient for resident and maintenance access. This site approaches 10 acres, and straight line distance to the enclosure is over 400 feet from housing in the corners of the property. That is a long way to go to "take out the trash." The city previously suggested that the applicant should consider going with tow -carts for garbage, with tow -carts positioned in several enclosures near the resident structure clusters. Maintenance staff would then rol I these carts to the compactor (equipped with a tipper). These enclosures should be sized large enough to include space for dedicated recycling dumpsters that Waste Management would service. This will cut down on what maintenance staff has to move to the compactor area. The applicant resubmittal states, "onsite staff will use carts to manage/distribute refuse from remote areas. " This still appears to be unworkable —there are no places designated where remote area garbage containers can be enclosed in accordance with Federal Way Revised Code (FWRC). Fi I 13-102842-004IF Doe ID 64427 Mr. Matt Hough Page 4 November 15, 2013 The proposed design will mean permanent inefficiency for residents and on -site maintenance. By not considering a more convenient and standard solid waste collection infrastructure on site, ongoing operating costs for the site will be higher than necessary, since enclosure sizes provide for very limited capacity, which means increased service frequency at higher costs/volume. If you have questions or comments, you may contact meat 'anet.shull ct ci olfederalway.com, or 253- 835-2644. Sincerely, anet Shull, AICP, GS , LEED Green Associate Senior Planner Enclosure: Resubmittal Form c: Scott Sproul, Assistant Building Official Rob Van Orsow, Solid Waste/Recycling Coordinator File 913-102842-00-CIF Doc ID 64427 4CITY OF �, Federal November 15, 2013 Mr. Matt Hough CPH Consultants 733 7th Avenue, Suite 100 Kirkland, WA 98033 CITY HALL 33325 8th Avenue South Feder y Federal Way, WA 98003-6325 (253) 835-7000 www. cityoffederalway.. com Re: Permit #13-102850-00-MF; BUILDING PERMIT REVIEW — BUILDING B Park 16 Multifamily; 35703 161h Avenue South, Federal Way Dear Mr. Hough: Planning Division Staff has reviewed the plans submitted for the above -referenced project on June 28, 2013, with resubmittals dated August 27, 2013. The following items must be addressed prior to issuance of building permits with the project. 1. The building permit application must include a site plan at a minimum scale of 1' = 20" that provides detailed information for the site area in the geographic area of the site adjacent to the building. This site plan for the geographic are of the site adjacent to the building must include at a minimum the following: a. Sidewalks b. Stairs c. Additional structures such as pergolas, trellises, etc. d. Site amenities such as lighting, benches, trash receptacles, bike racks, etc. e. Dimensional information —minimum setbacks and building separation dimensions where applicable f. Topographical information 2. In order to provide CPTED review comments, the Police Department requires a frill lighting plan with explanations of proposed Foot Candles and Illuminance LUX at all exterior building entrances, breezeways, open parking lot areas, and along pathways. a. IESNA minimum safety recommendations are listed below: i. Building Fagade — 5-20 Illuminance, LUX (vertical) ii. Stairways — 100-200 Illuminance, LUX iii. Open Parking Spaces — 30 Illuminance, LUX (horizontal) with vertical Illuminance of 5-8 LUX iv. Walkways/Trails — 6 Illuminance, LUX (horizontal) with vertical illuminance of 5-8 LUX and lighting should extend out on both sides of trails to a distance of 9.1 M (30 feet) (EXCEPTION: lighting should not be provided on the wetland buffer trails as it would Mr. Matt Hough Page 2 November 15, 2013 compromise the function of these natural areas. These areas will be secured with fencing and off-limits after dark.) v. Multi -Family Residences -Common Areas —30 Illuminance, LUX (horizontal) with vertical Illuminance of 5-8 LUX vi. Multi -Family Residences -Common Mailbox Area — 100 Illuminance, LUX (horizontal) with vertical Illuminance of 5-8 LiJX 3. In order to provide CPTED review comm'ents, the Police Department requires a frill landscaping plan, with lighting plan and security camera placement detailed. 4. Prior to issuance of any construction permits, a Boundary Line Adjustment (BLA) application is required to be approved by the city and recorded at King County at the expense of the applicant. As of the time of this writing, the city has received documents for recording and will inform you when the recording is completed. Prior to issuance of any construction permits, the applicant shall consult with representatives of Waste Management and provide written evidence that the project site design meets Waste Management's minimum standards to support garbage and recycling service for the future residents of the development. As of the time of this writing, the applicant has submitted copy of e-mail correspondence (October 1, 2013) from Waste Management staff that specifies that, "The project site is designed in such that Waste Management will be able to pick zip garbage and recycle on this project. " Waste Management has indicated that the site is designed so that garbage and recycling will be able to be removed by their equipment. That does satisfy some of our ongoing concerns with proposed garbage and recycling facilities, but fails to account for issues outlined below that are intended to encourage the applicant to design the site to be more livable and efficient. The applicant has failed to demonstrate that the size, number, and distribution of the waste and recycle facilities are adequate for this site. Staff remains concerned that other points addressed in earlier comment letters have not been unanswered to the city's satisfaction. The city issued land use approval with the condition related to garbage and recycling facility rather than requiring all comments be addressed prior to issuance of land its approval in order to facilitate the advancement of the project through the permitting process on good faith that these concerns would be addressed during building permit review. The applicant has not met the intent of the city's request for sufficient additional details to show how adequate capacity for waste and recycling services will be provided for residents. The city cannot issue building permit approval without better assurance that garbage and recycling waste will reliably make it from residential units to the designated garbage/recycling collection areas on site. The following comments from the June 24, 2013, city review letter still have not been adequately addressed by the applicant: The applicant's responses regarding on -site waste management do not address issues raised previously by the city and by Waste Management. Past city input suggested designating a space for maintenance equipment and storage of bulky waste materials. This is because appliances, mattresses, etc., will be dumped by tenants even if `prohibited' by management. Your response indicated that compactor's enclosure would be used File '13-102850-00-\1P Doc ID 64399 Mr. Matt Hough Page 3 November 15, 2013 for storage of bulky materials. This is not recommended. Do not plan to store such items in the "Trash Enclosure" containing the compactor. That will lead to problems in accessing and servicing the compactor unit. The applicant can probably fit a 30 cubic yard compactor (no larger due to weight) in the "Trash Enclosure' —it will have steel guide plates mounted on the pavement, so applicant should omit the proposed `curb' shown in that enclosure. The applicant should use a Self -Contained Compactor to limit potential for leakage which is common with Stationary Compactors. Also, the enclosure plans submitted do not show power source —there has to be a sufficient power source to run the Self -Contained Compactor. The applicant should consult with a compactor sale and services vendor to ensure that the proposed "Trash Enclosure" depth is adequate and that the applicant sources a Self -Contained Compactor. Also, the applicant should show that there is no curb or sidewalk steps in front of the enclosures. Waste Management and the city requested that recycle enclosures have wider gates. The applicant has refused to make these changes. Again, the front gate should have at least eight feet of clearance to allow a larger dumpster to be installed within and serviced directly by a Front loader. The orientation of Recycle 3 enclosure is correct for access by a front loader. Recycle 1 is located such that roll out service will be required. If the applicant can place the enclosures so that the garbage company can access them straight on with a front -loader, maintenance staff will not have to touch or move the recyclables; the hauler will do that and save maintenance costs. The city still suggests using tow carts and a tipper for garbage, and designing the enclosure layouts to allow front load truck access straight into the enclosure for collection of recyclables. The city is concerned about the concept of `recycling only' enclosures. Sites 1 and 3 could easily become dumping grounds, since residents will use these sites to avoid the trip all the way to the compactor. Having only one garbage enclosure for the entire property is inefficient for resident and maintenance access. This site approaches 10 acres, and straight line distance to the enclosure is over 400 feet from housing in the corners of the property. That is a long way to go to "take out the trash." The city previously suggested that the applicant should consider going with tow -carts for garbage, with tow -carts positioned in several enclosures near the resident structure clusters. Maintenance staff would then roll these carts to the compactor (equipped with a tipper). These enclosures should be sized large enough to include space for dedicated recycling dumpsters that Waste Management would service. This will cut down on what maintenance staff has to move to the compactor area. The applicant resubmittal states, "onsite staff will use carts to manage/distribute refuse from remote areas. " This still appears to be unworkable —there are no places designated where remote area garbage containers can be enclosed in accordance with Federal Way Revised Code (FWRC). Doc ID 64399 File ' 1 i-103S50-00-M F Mr. Matt Hough Page 4 November 15, 2013 The proposed design will mean permanent inefficiency for residents and on -site maintenance. By not considering a more convenient and standard solid waste collection infrastructure on site, ongoing operating costs for the site will be higher than necessary, since enclosure sizes provide for very limited capacity, which means increased service frequency at higher costs/volume. If you have questions or comments, you may contact me at ja»et.shu[I ct�_r cityoffederalway.com, or 253- 83 5-2644. Sincerely, 2et ull, AICP, CSI, L ❑ Green Associate Senior Planner Enclosure: Resubmittal Form c: Scott Sproul, Assistant Building Official Rob Van Orsow, Solid Waste/Recycling Coordinator File 413-102850-00-MF Doc 10 64399 CITY OF Federal November 15, 2013 Mr. Matt Hough CPH Consultants 733 7`' Avenue, Suite 100 Kirkland, WA 98033 CITY HALL 33325 8th Avenue South Feder y Federal Way, WA 98003-6325 (253) 835-7000 www. cityoffederalway.. com V:ILF-- Re: Permit #13-102852-00-MF; BUILDING PERMIT REVIEW — BUILDING C Park 16 Multifamily; 35703 161h Avenue South, Federal Way Dear Mr. Hough: Planning Division Staff has reviewed the plans submitted for the above -referenced project on June 28, 2013, with resubmittals dated August 27, 2013. The following items must be addressed prior to issuance of building permits with the project. 1. The building permit application must include a site plan at a minimum scale of F = 20"'that provides detailed information for the site area in the geographic area of the site adjacent to the building. This site plan for the geographic are of the site adjacent to the building must include at a minimum the following: a. Sidewalks b. Stairs c. Additional structures such as pergolas, trellises, etc. d. Site amenities such as lighting, benches, trash receptacles, bike racks, etc. e. Dimensional information —minimum setbacks and building separation dimensions where applicable f. Topographical information 2. In order to provide CPTED review comments, the Police Department requires a frill lighting plan with explanations of proposed Foot Candles and Illuminance LUX at all exterior building entrances, breezeways, open parking lot areas, and along pathways. a. IESNA minimum safety recommendations are listed below: i. Building Fayade — 5-20 Illuminance, LUX (vertical) ii. Stairways — 100-200 Illuminance, LUX iii. Open Parking Spaces — 30 Illuminance, LUX (horizontal) with vertical Illuminance of 5-8 LUX iv. Walkways/Trails — 6 Illuminance, LUX (horizontal) with vertical illuminance of 5-8 LUX and lighting should extend out on both sides of trails to a distance of 9.IM (30 feet) (EXCEPTION: lighting should not be provided on the wetland buffer trails as it would Mr. Matt Hough Page 2 November 15, 2013 compromise the function of these natural areas. These areas will be secured with fencing and off-limits after dark.) v. Multi -Family Residences -Common Areas —30 Illuminance, LUX (horizontal) with vertical Illuminance of 5-8 LUX vi. Multi -Family Res idences-Comsnon Mailbox Area— 100 Illuminance, LUX (horizontal) with vertical Illuminance of 5-8 LUX 3. In order to provide CPTED review comments, the Police Department requires a full landscaping plan, with lighting plan and security camera placement detailed. 4. Prior to issuance of any construction permits, a Boundary Line Adjustment (BLA) application is required to be approved by the city and recorded at King County at the expense of the applicant. As of the time of this writing, the city has received 'documents for recording and will inform you when the recording is completed. Prior to issuance of any construction permits, the applicant shall consult with representatives of Waste Management and provide written evidence that the project site design meets Waste Management's minimum standards to support garbage and recycling service for the future residents of the development. As of the time of this writing, the applicant has submitted copy of e-mail correspondence (October 1, 2013) from Waste Management staff that specifies that, "The project site is designed in such that Waste Management ivill be able to pick up garbage and recycle on this project. " Waste Management has indicated that the site is designed so that garbage and recycling will be able to be removed by their equipment. That does satisfy some of our ongoing concerns with proposed garbage and recycling facilities, but fails to account for issues outlined below that are intended to encourage the applicant to design the site to be more livable and efficient. The applicant has failed to demonstrate that the size, number, and distribution of the waste and recycle facilities are adequate for this site. Staff remains concerned that other points addressed in earlier comment letters have not been unanswered to the city's satisfaction. The city issued land use approval with the condition related to garbage and recycling facility rather than requiring all comments be addressed prior to issuance of land us approval in order to facilitate the advancement of the project through the permitting process on good faith that these concerns would be addressed during building permit review. The applicant has not met the intent of the city's request for sufficient additional details to show how adequate capacity for waste and recycling services will be provided for residents. The city cannot issue building permit approval without better assurance that garbage and recycling waste will reliably make it from residential units to the designated garbage/recycling collection areas on site. The following comments from the June 24, 201 3, city review letter still have not been adequately addressed by the applicant: The applicant's responses regarding on -site waste management do not address issues raised previously by the city and by Waste Management. Past city input suggested designating a space for maintenance equipment and storage of bulky waste materials. This is because appliances, mattresses, etc., will be dumped by tenants even if `prohibited' by management. Your response indicated that compactor's enclosure would be used File N 1 3-102852-00-MF Doc ID 64531 Mr. Matt Hough Page 3 November 15, 2013 for storage of bulky materials. This is not recommended. Do not plan to store such items in the "Trash Enclosure" containing the compactor. That will lead to problems in accessing and servicing the compactor unit. The applicant can probably fit a 30 cubic yard compactor (no larger due to weight) in the "Trash Enclosure" —it will have steel guide plates mounted on the pavement, so applicant should omit the proposed `curb' shown in that enclosure. The applicant should use a Self -Contained Compactor to limit potential for leakage which is common with Stationary Compactors. Also, the enclosure plans submitted do not show power source —there has to be a sufficient power source to run the Self -Contained Compactor. The applicant should consult with a compactor sale and services vendor to ensure that the proposed "Trash Enclosure" depth is adequate and that the applicant sources a Self -Contained Compactor. Also, the applicant should show that there is no curb or sidewalk steps in front of the enclosures. Waste Management and the city requested that recycle enclosures have wider gates. The applicant has refused to make these changes. Again, the front gate should have at least eight feet of clearance to allow a larger dumpster to be installed within and serviced directly by a front loader. The orientation of Recycle 3 enclosure is correct for access by a front loader. Recycle 1 is located such that roll out service will be required. If the applicant can place the enclosures so that the garbage company can access them straight on with a front -loader, maintenance staff wiI I not have to touch or move the recyclables; the hauler will do that and save maintenance costs. The city still suggests using tow carts and a tipper for garbage, and designing the enclosure layouts to allow front load truck access straight into the enclosure for collection of recyclables. The city is concerned about the concept of `recycling only' enclosures. Sites 1 and 3 could easily become dumping grounds, since residents will use these sites to avoid the trip all the way to the compactor. Having only one garbage enclosure for the entire property is inefficient for resident and maintenance access. This site approaches 10 acres, and straight line distance to the enclosure is over 400 feet from housing in the corners of the property. That is a long way to go to "take out the trash." The city previously suggested that the applicant should consider going with tow -carts for garbage, with tow -carts positioned in several enclosures near the resident structure clusters. Maintenance staff would then roll these carts to the compactor (equipped with a tipper). These enclosures should be sized large enough to include space for dedicated recycling dumpsters that Waste Management would service. This will cut down on what maintenance staff has to move to the compactor area. The applicant resubmittal states, "onsite staff will use carts to manageldistribute refuse from remote areas. " This still appears to be unworkable —there are no places designated where remote area garbage containers can be enclosed in accordance with Federal Way Revised Code (FWRC). File 413-102552-00-NIF Doc ID 64531 Mr. Matt Hough Page 4 November 15, 2013 The proposed design will mean permanent inefficiency for residents and on -site maintenance. By not considering a more convenient and standard solid waste collection infrastructure on site, ongoing operating costs for the site will be higher than necessary, since enclosure sizes provide for very limited capacity, which means increased service frequency at higher costs/volume. If you have questions or comments, you may contact meat Janet.shullncityoffederalway.coin, or 253- 835-2644. Sincerely, �7 J et Shull, AICP, CS , LEE . Breen Associate Senior Planner Enclosure: Resubmittal Form c: Scott Sproul, Assistant Building Official Rob Van Orsow, Solid Waste/Recycling Coordinator File 9 13-102352-00-MF Doc ID 64531 CITY OF � Federal Way November 15, 2013 Mr. Matt Hough CPH Consultants 733 7°i Avenue, Suite 100 Kirkland, WA 98033 CITY HALL 33325 8th Avenue South Federal Way, WA 98003-6325 (253) 835-7000 www.cltyoffederalway.com FILE Re: Permit #13-102857-00-MF; BUILDING PERMIT REVIEW —BUILDING D Park 16 Multifamily; 35703 161h Avenue South, Federal Way Dear Mr. Hough: Planning Division Staff has reviewed the plans submitted for the above -referenced project on June 28, 2013, with resubmittals dated August 27, 2013. The following items must be addressed prior to issuance of building permits with the project. 1. The building permit application must include a site plan at a minimum scale of 1' = 20" that provides detailed information for the site area in the geographic area of the site adjacent to the building. This site plan for the geographic are of the site adjacent to the building must include at a minimum the following: a. Sidewalks b. Stairs c. Additional structures such as pergolas, trellises, etc. d. Site amenities such as lighting, benches, trash receptacles, bike racks, etc. e. Dimensional information —minimum setbacks and building separation dimensions where applicable f. Topographical information 2. In order to provide CPTED review comments, the Police Department requires a full lighting plan with explanations of proposed Foot Candles and Illuminance LUX at all exterior building entrances, breezeways, open parking lot areas, and along pathways. a. IESNA minimum safety recommendations are listed below: i. Building Fagade — 5-20 Illuminance, LUX (vertical) ii. Stairways— 100-200Illuminance, LUX iii. Open Parking Spaces — 30 Illuminance, LUX (horizontal) with vertical Illuminance of 5-8 LUX iv. Walkways/Trails — 6 Illuminance, LUX (horizontal) with vertical illuminance of 5-8 LUX and lighting should extend out on both sides of trails to a distance of 9.1M (30 feet) (EXCEPTION: lighting should not be provided on the wetland buffer trails as it would Mr. Matt Hough Page 2 November 15, 2013 compromise the function of these natural areas. These areas will be secured with fencing and off-limits after dark.) v. Multi -Family Residences -Common Areas — 30 Illuminance, LUX (horizontal) with vertical Illuminance of 5-8 LUX vi. Multi -Family Residences -Common Mailbox Area— 100 Illuminance, LUX (horizontal) with vertical Illuminance of 5-8 LUX 3. In order to provide CPTED review comments, the Police Department requires a frill landscaping plan, with lighting plan and security camera placement detailed. 4. Prior to issuance of any construction permits, a Boundary Line Adjustment (BLA) application is required to be approved by the city and recorded at King County at the expense of the applicant. As of the time of this writing, the city has received documents for recording and will inform you when the recording is completed. Prior to issuance of any construction permits, the applicant shall consult with representatives of Waste Management and provide written evidence that the project site design meets Waste Management's minimum standards to support garbage and recycling service for the future residents of the development. As of the time of this writing, the applicant has submitted copy of e-mail correspondence (October 1, 2013) from Waste Management staff that specifies that, "The project site is designed in such that Waste Management will be able to pick up garbage and recycle on this project. " Waste Management has indicated that the site is designed so that garbage and recycling will be able to be removed by their equipment. That does satisfy some of our ongoing concerns with proposed garbage and recycling facilities, but fails to account for issues outlined below that are intended to encourage the applicant to design the site to be more livable and efficient. The applicant has failed to demonstrate that the size, number, and distribution of the waste and recycle facilities are adequate for this site. Staff remains concerned that other points addressed in earlier comment letters have not been unanswered to the city's satisfaction. The city issued land use approval with the condition related to garbage and recycling facility rather than requiring all comments be addressed prior to issuance of land Lis approval in order to facilitate the advancement of the project through the permitting process on good faith that these concerns would be addressed during building permit review. The applicant has not met the intent of the city's request for sufficient additional details to show how adequate capacity for waste and recycling services will be provided for residents. The city cannot issue building permit approval without better assurance that garbage and recycling waste will reliably make it from residential units to the designated garbage/recycling collection areas on site. The following comments from the June 24, 2013, city review letter still have not been adequately addressed by the applicant: The applicant's responses regarding on -site waste management do not address issues raised previously by the city and by Waste Management. Past city input suggested designating a space for maintenance equipment and storage of bulky waste materials. This is because appliances, mattresses, etc., will be dumped by tenants even if `prohibited' by management. Your response indicated that compactor's enclosure would be used File 413-102557-00-NIF Doc ID 64532 Mr. Matt Hough Page 3 November 15, 2013 for storage of bulky materials. This is not recommended. Do not plan to store such items in the "Trash Enclosure" containing the compactor. That will lead to problems in accessing and servicing the compactor unit. The applicant can probably fit a 30 cubic yard compactor (no larger due to weight) in the "Trash Enclosure" —it will have steel guide plates mounted on the pavement, so applicant should omit the proposed `curb' shown in that enclosure. The applicant should use a Self -Contained Compactor to limit potential for leakage which is common with Stationary Compactors. Also, the enclosure plans submitted do not show power source —there has to be a sufficient power source to run the Self -Contained Compactor. The applicant should consult with a compactor sale and services vendor to ensure that the proposed "Trash Enclosure" depth is adequate and that the applicant sources a Self -Contained Compactor. Also, the applicant should show that there is no curb or sidewalk steps in front of the enclosures. Waste Management and the city requested that recycle enclosures have wider gates. The applicant has refused to make these changes. Again, the front gate should have at least eight feet of clearance to allow a larger dumpster to be installed within and serviced directly by a front loader. The orientation of Recycle 3 enclosure is correct for access by a front loader. Recycle 1 is located such that roll out service will be required. If the applicant can place the enclosures so that the garbage company can access them straight on with a front -loader, maintenance staff will not have to touch or move the recyclables; the hauler will do that and save maintenance costs. The city still suggests using tow carts and a tipper for garbage, and designing the enclosure layouts to allow front load truck access straight into the enclosure for collection of recyclables. The city is concerned about the concept of `recycling only' enclosures. Sites 1 and 3 could easily become dumping grounds, since residents will use these sites to avoid the trip all the way to the compactor. Having only one garbage enclosure for the entire property is inefficient for resident and maintenance access. This site approaches 10 acres, and straight line distance to the enclosure is over 400 feet from housing in the corners of the property. That is a long way to go to "take out the trash." The city previously suggested that the applicant should consider going with tow -carts for garbage, with tow -carts positioned in several enclosures near the resident structure clusters. Maintenance staff would then roll these carts to the compactor (equipped with a tipper). These enclosures should be sized large enough to include space for dedicated recycling dumpsters that Waste Management would service. This will cut down on what maintenance staff has to move to the compactor area. The applicant resubmittal states, "onsite staff will use carts to manageldistribute refuse from remote areas. " This still appears to be unworkable —there are no places designated where remote area garbage containers can be enclosed in accordance with Federal Way Revised Code (FWRC). File # 13-102857-00-M F Doc ID 64532 Mr. Matt Hough Page 4 November 15, 2013 The proposed design will mean permanent inefficiency for residents and on -site maintenance. By not considering a more convenient and standard solid waste collection infrastructure on site, ongoing operating costs for the site will be higher than necessary, since enclosure sizes provide for very limited capacity, which means increased service frequency at higher costs/volume. If you have questions or comments, you may contact me at Janet.shullOcityoffederalway.com, or 253- 835-2644. Sincerely, f #Iaxiet Shetll, AICP CS1 A, 9 ED Green Associate Senior Planner Enclosure: Resubmittal Form c: Scott Sproul, Assistant Building Official Rob Van Orsow, Solid Waste/Recycling Coordinator File 413-102857-00-MF Doc ID 64532 Janet Shull From: Lindsey Tiroux Sent: Wednesday, April 09, 201410:33 AM To: Janet Shull Cc: Isaac Conlen Subject: FW: 30556860067 Follow Up Flag: Follow up Flag Status: Flagged Janet, I have reviewed the resubmittal plans for the Park 16 Apartments and they have rectified all the PD concerns previously listed below. At this time we have no further safety concerns regarding lighting and security cameras on the property. I know you are out of town this week and starting Thursday I will be gone until April 28th. I will place the plans back on your desk. If you need any further review of these plans during my absence, Commander Chris Norman would be a great contact person. Thanks and hope you enjoyed your time off! CMLdSeo -ro- u.X Crivu.e An.al.ost Lived PreVevLt%ow 5pecia!%st Federal wad PUI I, e pepaYtmevwt � isn,cise�.ti.rouxC�cit e�!eralwp .cows. 253-83� � j -D�-�lnowe 253-83,�T-68J° 8- �aX Federal Way Police Department is on Facebook and Twitter @FedWayPD From: Lindsey Tiroux Sent: Thursday, March 20, 2014 11:08 AM To: Janet Shull Cc: Isaac Conlen Subject: RE: 30556860067 Janet, I have reviewed the Park 16 Apartments site lighting plan and I have a few comments to make. They are offered below. • We agree that there should be no lighting along the pedestrian trail through the wetland. The path is to be 'closed' during evening hours and light will invite activity. I would still like to see plans for the security camera and gate placements that have not yet been provided. + Also, I have a concern about two parking areas on the plans that seem to lack any Type E2 (Lithonia, Series# Contour Kad) Lighting. These are referenced in E3.11 by building and in E3.07 between buildings'Q' & T. Dark parking lot areas are often a target for criminals. These areas need additional lighting to deter criminal activity, enhance resident safety and assist emergency responders. I will place the plans back on your desk, as I know they are your only copy. Let me know if you have any questions. CrK&meAviiLdstavidPrevevLtLonSpeci.a[.%st Federal waU PoUbe Department f.%v4ds e � . t�roux@cit � of Fed era Ewa � . co vtn. 253-835--6707-1>IED vk.e 253-83 68J° rd- Fax Federal Way Police Department is on Facebook and Twitter @FedWayPD From: Janet Shull Sent: Wednesday, March 19, 2014 2:53 PM To: Lindsey Tiroux Subject: 30556860067 Lindsey, Attached is a copy of the letter I intended to attach to the plan set I just brought you. Items 2 and 3 relate specifically to your review. Janet CONSULTANTS April 1, 2014 Ms. Janet Shull, AICP Senior Planner City of Federal Way 33325 8"' Avenue South Federal Way, WA 98003-6325 Site Planning Civil Engineering Project Management Land Development Consulting RESUs at 777ED APR 0. 2 2014 CITY OF FEDERAL WAY RE: Park 16 Multifamily; 35703 16fh Ave S, Federal Way — CPH Project No. 0024-11-010 Planning Division Review — City File # 13-102842-00-MF Building A Review Comments Ms. Shull, This letter and the following enclosed information comprise the re -submittal for the Planning Division Review of the Engineering Permit (EN) for the Park 16 Multifamily project: 3 — Additional copies of this response letter 4 — Revised sets of landscape plans (April 1, 2014) 4 — Revised sets of lighting plans (March 31 2014) 4 — Revised Architectural Site Plan, A1.0 (April 1, 2014) 2 — Lighting product "cut" sheets 1 — Original Redlines These documents have been updated or otherwise prepared in response to the City's comments provided in your March 25, 201 A letter. Specific responses to each of the City staff review comments are as follows: REVISIONS TO SUBMITTED MATERIALS Landscape Plans a. The six-foot tall wood fence indicated on plan sheet A 1.01 is located in the middle of the landscaping bed located between the property line and the retaining wall. The fence needs to be relocated to sit on the property line, or else be eliminated from the site plan. As depicted, the fence is running right down the center line of the proposed planting locations for trees and shrubs and will not allow for planting of required and approved landscaping. If the fence is retained, its location should be indicated on the revised landscape plans so it is clear how the planting and fence will collocate on the site. Response: The enclosed Landscape Plans show the correct location of the solid wood cedar fence just inside the perimeter property line. It is not the intent to have this fence "splitting" the property line. b. Additional walls are indicated on the site plan Sheet A 1.0 and Sheet A 1.0.1 that were not indicated on the approved EN landscape plan drawings. Specific locations where new walls are located include between Building A and the Recreation Center, and in the vicinity of Buildings L and K. Wall height information must be provided for these new walls. If they exceed four feet in height, a building permit must be obtained for these walls. No walls may exceed six feet in height. Response: The walls shown on the enclosed, updated Site Plan sheets A 1.0 and A 1.0.1 are consistent with the walls shown in the currently approved EN permit plans. No individual walls are proposed 733 7th Avenue, Suite 100 • Kirkland, WA 98033 - Phone: (425) 285-2390 - Fax: (425) 285-2389 www.cphconsuliants.com Park 16 Multifamily April 1, 2014 Response to Request for Additional Information Page 2 of 3 CPH No. 0024-1 1-010 greater than 6 feet high. The site walls shown previously between Building A and the Recreation Building have been removed with the grading and pad elevation adjustments. All wall heights are shown on the EN permit grading plans. c. In the vicinity of Building A, benches and trellis are shown straddling the pedestrian path; please relocate the benches and trellis as necessary to accommodate changes in pedestrian pathway location. Also, note that the detail references for the pedestrian entry plaza design are not always correctly cited on Sheets A7.0 and A 1.0.1. Response: The finished floor elevation of Building A has been revised and the area between Building A and the Recreation Building has been re-groded to eliminate the need for stairs and walls. As such, the previous conflicts noted have been eliminated. A revised EN plan has been issued to the field to be consistent with these site plan adjustments. The incorrect plaza references have been revised. Clearly indicate the location of all bike racks on the revised landscape plan and the number of bikes to be accommodated at each bike rack location. The plans should clearly indicate how a minimum of 74 secure bike storage locations is provided on the site per the conditions of the Process III land use approval for the project. Response: The encloses! Landscape Plans and updated Site Plan, A 1.0 include additional detail and plan references regarding bike racks as requested. e. Per a March 13, 2074 email, staff was advised that there were minor changes to the tot lot play equipment layout. Please provide the revised playground design information with the resubmitted plans. If the revisions to the tot lot play equipment layout affects the associated landscaping, or other site features, that must be clearly depicted on the revised landscape plans. Response: No modifications to the playground design are proposed at this time. Any subsequent adjustments will be reflected documented as formal revisions to the Landscape Plans. The submitted site plans A 1.0 and A 1.0.1 show the addition of stair runs within pedestrian paths in the vicinity of Building N (north of) and Building J (north of). In the situation where a new stair run is shown near Building J, it appears that benches are shown superimposed on the stairs - please clarify and revise plans as necessary. Response: The enclosed Site Plan, A 1.0 has been corrected to remove the conflicting bench/stair symbols. g. The submitted site plan A 1.0 shows revisions to crosswalk locations in the vicinity of Buildings M, N, G, and J, and elimination of a crosswalk between Buildings G and J. Staff believes that the location of crosswalks shown on the previously approved landscape plans provided better connectivity on a site -wide basis. Either revise the crosswalk locations to their earlier configuration (see redlined plans), or provide a written explanation as to why this new proposed layout is superior, and clearly indicate how associated revised parking lot landscape planting areas meet minimum parking lot landscaping dimensional standards. Response: The referenced crosswalk and sidewalk revisions were found to be necessary to maintain an accessible route once the final grading design was completed. The enclosed Site Plan, A 1.0 includes the currently proposed walk configuration. II. Lighting Plans There should be no lighting along the pedestrian trail through the wetland. The path is to be 'closed' during evening hours and light will invite activity. Response: The lighting previously shown along the pedestrian trail in the wetland buffer has been Park 16Multifamily April 1, 2074 Response to Request for Additional Information Page 3 of 3 CPH No. 0024- I 1 -0 10 removed from the enclosed Lighting Plans. b. Police department staff still needs to see plans for the security camera and gate placements. (This information should be provided on updated site and landscape plan sheets.) Response: Security camera locations are shown on the updated Landscape Plans as requested. These same plans have been revised to identify the gate locations at the onsite trail/open space area. c. Police department staff has a concern about two parking areas on the plans that seem to lack any Type E2 (Lithonia, Series# Contour Kad) Lighting. These are referenced in E3.1 1 by building T and in E3.07 between buildings 'Q' & 'Z.' Dark parking lot areas are often a target for criminals. These areas need additional lighting to deter criminal activity, enhance resident safety, and assist emergency responders. Response: Additional lighting has been provided for the specific areas noted. d. Provide light fixture details specifying type and size of pole fixtures. Please note, per Federal Way Revised Code (FWRC) 19.116.090(1) (i), pole lighting within the site should not exceed 20 feet in height and shall include cutoff shields. Response: The lighting schedule on sheet E1.00 and enclosed cut sheet package provide the additional fixture details requested. The specified lights poles are I W-0" parking pole light fixture with full cut-off. Please contact me directly at (425) 285-2391 or by e-mail at matt c hconsultants.com if you have questions or need any additional information to complete your review and approval of the project. Your prompt response is appreciated. Thank you. Sincerely, CPH PE Cc:Tam Neubauer (DevCo, Inc.) copy to file fA Llmom4 LIGI' niva® FEATURES & SPECIFICATIONS INTENDED USE••• tut building and wall tuounledapplhatiorm CONSTRUCTION hmdng.Dle cut door fmmehasal/8' ikk tempered glace lens, Dour hamok frilly Dwiteled will one pinhvalid alhorm. OPTICS —Segluented reNectasfor superior unhonulryand matrol. 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HnNhI Standard fiulsh 6 textured dark bronze (DDDT) contxlon resistant polyester powder finish, whir Other archlltvtulal (olds avallible. Striping also isavallable. OPTICS — Iydrofonbed iellector for superior unllomilly and control- Medium throw (MD) full cutoff distribution only. ELECTPoCAL — IIID nfill7es a high revaetanm high power factor ballast. Daltastsale 100%factory tested Po relah6 medium base soeket with copper a0a} nktrd-TlaAW screw shell and mush (olta(t, Omlek- dlgr0lnFef( Plug &idly auerartas look Or frmt b.aDrst amd0auro kuflr suppy wlyds. INSTALLATION .. - Lady Installed rising provided mounting strap, Mount to any non-mmblsilWe veld al surface, over a V round or square recessed outlet box (by others), &irk access through slotted gasket. LISTINGS - Lbtedandlabeled toLILstaudands Listed and labeled to('SAsanduds(seerlptlorn).NOM Codhed (see Option). IP65 sled Wet location listed Note: Spedfiadons subject to change without notice. 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IltkLalle�.la0!tulLt (blank) Darkbronte, LPI lamp ,M.P.W1 pa flow 208, mount SF Shrgkhex(12m,277, textured Included � Me HMO 2401 %lismodeenararely' 347V)' DSST Sandstone, tortured L/LP less 70M 35fs 277 ITS Uptllt5 DI Double fare(2W,24(N)` DNAT Nalulalaluminum lnlp WS degrees FC Emergency (Inuit' textured 705 34T D(12 E 11019MCY dreult DWHG While, textured12-volt(J5vlanlp TO) DDLD Back textured InNuded)r (g (0110 mfesistance D(2012 Emergency circuit CRT Non-litkprulative 12wolt(20WIamp coatings' Included)' ORS QuartzTestdkesystem` SU1PJn9 PE Photoelectric cellbultmnty SDDD UarkDronze SDWII While nil Dlnloinglens SDRL Black (SA (SA Cetofied SDNA Natural aluminum NOM NOMCeittfied SOTG fennisgreen ShlPpsam-t3(4y." SORR Night red WG Wiregnud SDRUA Dark blue SDGYM Gay SDYLD Yellow OUT000N Notes I 170VOnly- ' M.sl)yedry LY11 In(anada PBFRIEDILY 3 Optimal multl-tap b3113st(120, Ala, 240, 21NJ;(11M97VIn(anada) 4 Mar he,xdet ed 31a11406soly w l to 111ft W. Mort spedy n olsh crrwwt.M n66nra16 -mrr 5 MustspedywallageNot oeanablcWith If tsrrMwusunmmMm 6 Maximum wattage lamp Included 7 NotavanAble WIll15F aDF. S Must to odeied with OsNtexan nut t+. field lnstalLd _ Seewwwntnmlaavnfatchmlorstu ad4licnA(001 options 10 (lack nnl.,honly, II Mustt-ir"lled ,VSTI•A-- ... RESUBMFTTED Park 16 RUHRING APR 7a91361h Avenue South FIXTURE CUT SHEETS Federal Way, WA CITY OF FEDERALMre Type: E1A CDS Note: This Fixture Cut is for information only. Refer to Specs for all part numbers, lamps, finishes, etc. WSTM Metal Halide, High Pressure Sodium Wall Mounted WSTM 70S MD LTL15242 WSTM 70M MD TEST NO: LTL15245 (COATED LAMP) TEST NO (COATED LAMP) ISOILLUMINANCE PLOT(Foot-618) ISOILLUMINANCE PLOT(FaVeardle) 0 1 2 3 4 5 70W lamp, hWMMal lamp orientation =ab'Lsrdie V.7 n,e r. 6e5ad x I' mounting height, 6950 rated lumens Luminalre Ef elency: 65 9% -2 k a -1 — x 0 1 2� 39 4F m C 5 6 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7OW lamp, horimntal lamp orientation Footcandle values based on 12' mourning height, 5800 rated lumens Luminaha Eftency: 80 7% r LITHONIA LIGHTING' AnCwp&R' WSW M S OUTDOOR: One Lilhunw('''al Cunyem GAWI'/ Phone: it R9'77-91110 I=M191017119 %Y"I.lilhnnin.nnn C-2101P 711111 Arnily Olnndc lelhlinq, Im: All Ighls uvwi Rm 17170/I0 BUSHING FIXTURE CUT SHEETS Park 16 35703 16`h Avenue South Federal Way, WA Fixture Type: E1A Note: This Fixture Cut is for information only. Refer to Specs for all part numbers, lamps, finishes, etc. A LIT,WW A LIaHT/NG• FEATURES& SPECIFICATIONS INTENDED USE - Ideal Ica parkingarew, sIreel light in$ walkways and car lots CONSTRUCTION- Ituggect die• cast, soft corneralu WIT uni ho uin9with0.12'nomirvMwnll Ilikkiess. Div -cast door Iraure hu intpacb resMant rempercd, glass lens that is fully gaskrtedwith oneyiece tubular silicone. Finish: Standard finish is(arkbronze(DDB) polyester poerAafinish, with othaarchil e(Iutalcolors-inIII Ne OPTICS-Anodied, alunllnmu iefleeto m IES full cutoff distributions R2 (asymmell iLI IT (upmnlet[ iQ, R4 ((orwardthrow) aidRSS(square) are laterdiangoble.III gh•peifor mainceanoillted s eginent ed alumn ITun re0e(tois IES full mcoNNlsodbudons S R 2 (a5ymmeuic4 S R 3 (aSynuueDIC)a nd SR4SC (forward throw, sharp mta10. High- peifoonnncrre0ectorsat Lath with tool less lastenasand are mtatablealrd inleidnugeable. ELECTRICAL - Ballast: High presme sodium: 70=150W is high reactance, high power factor. (orWant watlago atltolraustormer Ior 2W400W. Metal halide: /0-15OW is high reactance, high power fa(lol and Is standard with pulse start Ignitor hedulology.'S(WA' not required. (on lant vntmge auto0amfornia for 175AWW. Super (WA (pulse slap ballast), RA',6 effideut and F.ISA legislation compliant,15 required Tor metal halide 151 AOOW (5(WA option) fa US shipments only. (SA, NOM or IN IL required for probe .start 5hipmenl5 outside of Ihr US. Pubis -stark ballast (S(WA) roquiied for 20OW, 320, or .1.50W. Ballast Is 100%fa(tory-tested. Sudter: Porcelain, horizontally oriented medium baseso(ko for 70-150M Mogul basesocket for 175M and above and IO-4005, MITI copper alloy, nickel -plated saewshell and center contact. UL listed 150OW, 000V. LISTINGS - Ul I Med (standard). (SA (atihed (see Oplions), UL listed for 25°( ambient and wet locations. IP65 rated in accadance withsbindnd IF029. WARRANTY-1-you llndledwauanty.Corrpletewarranty lernuloraredat . rvNvcaulilvbmn�,(oO!(!nl optcrH3^or4i,�Qt7fu;_ agd_�g1LrFliolcasy< Note Speciftcauois subject to change wit hour notice. t+rCUev a rtv;m. (atal,ay Number Nole; ITT, Soft Square Lighting KAD fpp4iko7Aao METAL HALIDE:70-40OW EPA! 1.2N! �. HIGH PRESSURE SODIUM:70-40OW 'Weight 15.9 Ibs(16. 23 kg) 20'TO35' MOUNTING Length:I I.111(415) T Width: 11-112'(44.5) 7,� Deplh: 7-1/8 (13,1) (is fi NI rim rnvons ale IfIdle, (entlm stets) Ilnl¢:cnlh Plwl:e SpP(I(led 4 I10.2) .-i.� 17 1R 'Ngrlas un3wwl nrxamlr lx!I(w. (44.5) Fa ronetNudfbetzaa�gwenpEaunt+oG�i¢heldeeop±ens — E%aulpliKKAD 400MA3TB5CWA5PpQALP! KAD Series Wattage Dlstilbotlon Voltage Ballast Mountinga KAD Metal halide MA (aimic U.114vd rs'llw High nerformanre 'I2I (blank) Magnetic SidmiNfurtgerrlan Armlenalh 70M(1 250M` PLPswre meth. 112 IEStypell r1111,1111 2081 ballast SPD_ Square pole 04 4"aim 'IOOMt 120M' >Ami halide asymmetric' SR2 IEStypell 2409 CWI Coinalrt RED_ Roundpdr 00 fi"stint IDS 150M 350M'x 7UMH(.Il R3 Itstypell1 15ynlmeitid 277 Wattage uohked" WBD— Vhllbracket 09 9'arm LOOS 175M' 400M" 1OOMHC asymmad(' IESIypeIV SIU IESlypelR asynunerrle 347 rw ( WWD__ Woodapolewall 12 IYaru1 2110M" 1505 250S 75oMH(: R4 foiwardlhrmJ SR4S( ILSlyImIV 460° R�s,s, S(WA Super (WA nn 400S RSS I[SlypeVsgmre to it TBrr pulse start DAD12P Degieearrn(pole) throw 2.3U.10U' ballast IMDI214N Degreeamr(wall) NOIL kvn ipnenh i)OS VIDA DrcomNve wall bmckel" twill Ulk:SCWAmr111, KMA Mast air extelnal filler �:dOrd ttrt(mplywthEG0. KIMB Iwlu mounting Bar Options �... _ _ Flnkh" Lamp" ya n rpLq�ge jD1}},y1lt CSA (5A(ertihrd PF3 NFMAhvi1-IAPED47lq (blank) Dark bronze DNA%0 Nalmalalumimmm LPI lamp SE Single [use (120,277,347V)" INIL Available MH for glob estal l PEA NEMAlwisWakPE148OV) OWN While DWII%D White included OF Doublehrse(20a 240,4SOV)16 shipping ou(sidethe4S- PEI NFMAtvK4APE(27N) DBL Black DDBT%D Textured dark bia¢e ULP Less lamp PD Power Nay v R[GC1 California Title 20, effective SC Shorting ufp for PER DA18 Medium bronn DRIA%D Texlwedbpck PER NCMAtwist. luck receptacle 1/1/2010 option DNA Natural aluminnnr DNAIXD Texruiedrnmral only (no pho[ocontrol) 1Tlioontcruy, Ly r VG Vandal guard'' lira Finishes aluminum OAS 1 Otnrineshike.rystrrn` HS Ilrxnesideshield t WIG Win 9uarde DDBXD�e—_ DpOXD Dark blor¢e DWH(i%D Texlwedwhite ORSID OAS lime&fly," PEI NFMA twist, IakPF(1 206 203, 240V) DClXO Black WIT; Terinirwlwiriliyblock11 plater I Rcrratgrr mih54lUI. 6 HI -II i frrlorumnce rell'o Snot avail- IS Adiatir with SlM04 304 SPfA'a. 7 I'rRiNSlWexdV+S41'@. aue wI lh Oft, TD V AWslyteri,yr(IWye. 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Refer to Specs for agWr-qu s, lamps, finishes, etc. KAD Metal Halide, Arm -mounted Soft Square Cutoff CoefOdent of Utlllzadon Inlllel Footcandles KAD 400M R2 Test no.1193093101 P ISOILLUMINANCE PLOT (Footcandle)) t� t� Y 'ts 3� 4VS 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 4a0W pulse Hart meld halide lamp, mled 30000 Irimelae. Foclwndln ,.drive bayed m 21, Mounhng helgld. CIs,Salbmhan: Type It. Shah NO Well KAD400MWestna 1191110101P ISOILLUMINANCE PLOT (Footcandle) lot :1• e .I� N I '§ 8 a 0 1 2 3 4 5 a 4P(NV pdee rlrl rl.1*1 hel,da Inrr4p, mIM 31,000 Iwnwle. Fedowlalb v Amni lased.20' mvwrlly hogld pwedlpvhwp Undaeeded (Type 11, Very Sh.,U, Full C141o0 KAD 400M R3 Test no.1192040902P ISOILLUMINANCE PLOT (Footdondle) a 1 2 1 4 b a 40CW pride clad metal huhdr. lany, inlet 3A000 lumens. FOJcandly veluve beeeid an 20' —i nhrg height g—diriehbn type It. Shml, Full C IA! KAD 400M RMS Test no. 1192061101P ISOILLUMINANCE PLOT (Footcandle) i� 1R 29 li d` 4Sn 0 1 2 3 4 a 6 40OW Wlev stun motel hnlde Innlp, ruled 30,000 i- anti ht pft—te w ovo t+revd ry 42P mountm0 hvgM. 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PlIt1w f?fly%%!Illflp rnx:l?071f11%fl9 rstnv.lilhunial l:nP1 6�%001 %11I2 Away Gnnds lighlihd, Inc. All Iigllta moved. Rev.l%!04!1% Park 16 RUNHINGFIXTURE CUT SHEETS 35703 16th Avenue outh Federal Way,WA Fixture Type: E2 Note: This Fixture Cut is for information only. Refer to Specs for all part numbers, lamps, finishes, etc. USl�W BL308 8' Round Bollard - Interior Aluminium Louver cam car BL3M 06 3/32" X �� !. Si'�tondint ��„ __, 0311/32. 27 5/8 Bolt Circle 3xa1/z Ground Mount Hole Location _I r ,515/16u Applicatiorm, Words are designed for indoor and outdoor applications where low-level Hlumination is required. Bonards are used to light walkways, Note: Dimming capability For compact fluorescent lamps requires alternate public gathering apneas, gardens, along waterfronts and marinas and other ballast Please contact your local repro sentetive or Factory for options. public end private areas. Through Wiring: R maximum of tour (4) No. 12 AWG conductors (plus Lumineire Corrsbucfion: High grade extruded aluminum tube with die test ground wire), rated GOIC min. (within post) A 1 3/4' diameter conduit opening aluminum top and base. The luminai a is secured to the base by three ) at bottom provided. ternpper resistant, sU Woss steal sot screws. Base Is mounted to three ) A. r soft by three (3) nuts end washars. Nate A sold foundation r Finish Powder teal Standard colon In black, white a natwal finish. Custom installation is recommended. colors available on spacial order, supply two (2) samples. Lumhusi a Endosure: Cone shape, one-piece top is constructed of heavy Lieft UL f ETL Listed, suitable for wet locetione. ARRA Buy American du dic cast aluminum housing with a powder coat fwdth. A clear U.V. Provisions Compliant QP85). stabilized polycarbonets molded lens, interior anodaed alumintrn lou"M and top anorleed reflector provides a 360' symmetrical light &atdbutlen. tumnalre enclosure To secured to Ionian housing by three M lemper resistant. atainieso :tool sat screws and silicone gasket for quick instaltaaon andfor re-lamping, Temper:ire (r*% Column "TIC' is the temperature, in degrees Celsius, measured at the top of the flAure, Eleetrieek LED: Consuft Faetory- HID. Lrmgsholdar, Porcelain, median base, nickel-platod contacts, 4 kV pulse rated with high leads (060W. 60M. Metal Halide (MHJ ED1 tamp (50Wj. Oda sit Elecbnnis. HPF. Available in 120V or 277V (min. start temp. •30'C ror MV). Campett Fluorescent Lrmpholder {4 Pin]: G24q-1 of GX24q-1 (13VO. GP4q 3 GX24q•3 (i6Vlf}, GX24q 3 [92W1. G2Q)2 or G](24q-E [t9VJ} or GX2aq•4 (42W) rated 75W, 600V. Ballast Electronic class P. HPF. Availablo in 120V or 277V (ruin. start temp,-30'C). 3aealcalws suorecrro,range w how "ace temp6 resisiiJ Page 1 of 2 Tel: 888-4-LUMENS Product specifications subject to change without notice. www.lumenton.com !E�Q t� ES! BM-r- ._ Park 16 FIXTURE CUT SHEETS fC V 15703 �-JAvenue South RUHING Federal Way, WA APR 0.2 2014 Fixture Type: E3 Note: This Fixture Cut is for information only. Refer to Specs for all pa*rf HDJgT)kLi� nps, finishes, etc. CDS ITEM # BL308 Lamp Description T°C Lumen Base Bulb Watt L@ - Carr WFAcil ary + Bronze LED - Consu! Factory Bloc& C.OMpXt nIWI6SM1- 1,TV1277V Natural 13W PL • 35°C 900 G24q-1 4 Pin i3W White 18W PL • 39°C 1200 G24q•2 4 Pin 18W 26W PL • 37°C 1710 G24g3 4 Pin 26W 32W PL • 42°C 2400 Gx24g3 4 Pin 12W 42W PL • '^ we 3200 Gx24q4 4 Pin 42W High IntowhyDischmp - 120VM7V 50W MH !' 58°C 3450 MED ED17 50W r Codes Architects Choice: Most visually appealing fixture based on lamp type. Highest Efficacy: Maximum light output per Watt (Lumen/Watt) Available with Integral emergency ballast. Add M at the end of Lamp Code. ie... PL32M. 11f2M111 Page 2 of 2 Tel: 888-4-LUMEN8 Product specifications subject to change without notice www lumenton.com C'�',!n� HUSKING FIXTURE CUT SHEETS Park 16 35703 16th Avenue South Federal Way, WA Fixture Type: E3 Note: This Fixture Cut is for information only. Refer to Specs for all part numbers, lamps, finishes, etc. FEATURES & SPECIFICATIONS INTENDED USE — provides; a minimum of 90 minutes of illumination lot the rated wattage upon loss of AC power. Ideal for applications requiring allractive unit equipment with quick Installation, Certain alrbome contaminants can diminish Integrity of acrylic. Tflrkhrxr tar Rera3[r EMiton+.�POfeI.f4Rlpail<�lYSikl7.1_t•LUilt�' USLL CONSTRUCTION — While, compact, low -profile contemporary design. Eiglneedng-yade thermoplastic hoteing Is impact-reHdanC scotch-reslitint and corrosion-prool. UL94V-ORame rating UVauNe lesks resins discoloration from natural and man-made light sources. Two LEDlampheadswlth 12sedes-parallel while LEDseach, provide redundant light sources to ensure emergency lighting performance Expected LED lamp life up to 10 years. Dual -voltage input capability (120/277Y). Edge connector an printed drill board ensures long-term durability. LOW -profile, Integrated testswlldllpilot light. Easily Vlsiblebright led status Dedicator. Unique track-andawhel arrangement permits full range of dlrecllon of lamp head adjustment. Universal 3-box mounting pattern Tod less access for maintenance Flexible conduit miry provision on lop of the unit. Celling-or wall -mount standard ELECTRICAL — Current-Ilmiting charger maximizes battery life and minimizes energy consumption Provides lave operating costs. Short-dicuit proration— current-Ilmning charger circuity protects printed circuit board from shorts. Thermal compensation adjusts charger output to provide optimum charge voltage relative to ambient lan- perature. Regulated charge vollage maintains constant -charge voltage over a vide range of line vollages Prevents over/ undercharging that shortens battery fife and reduces capacity. Filtered charger input minimizes charge voltage ripple and extends battery life AC/LVD reset allows battery conmcllun before AC power Is applied and prevents battery damage ban deep discharge Single mulN-mlor LED Indicator to display two -stale (barging tot activation and three -state diagnostic test. Test switch provides manual activation of 30 second diagnostic testing for on -demand visual Inspection Self. diagnostic testing for 30 seconds every 30 days, 30 minute every 180 days and 90 minutes annually. Diagnostic evaluation of LED light source, A( to DC transfer, (barging and battery condition BATTERY: Sealed, maintenance -bee Wel-cadmium battery delivers 90 minute rapacity to emergency lamps. Two -state constant -current charge maximizes battery life and antomatiolly recharges after battery discharge low -voltage disconnect prevents excessively deep dhchange that on permammily damage the battery. Optional high output battery available to power both local and optional LED remote lamp heads simultaneously. LISTING— Uldamp location hired standard 110.40%). Meets W. 924, HFPA 101(current life Safety Code), NEC and OSHA Illumination standards WARRANTY —full fixture five-year watramy. (aiaog Number Naln Type rirNr...,rV. Thermoplastic Emergency Light ELM2 LED LED lamp Head r Ni-Cad Battery 1radlMes will vat de ndin ono vmselrtted. Con{ollsHdr urulnrr cur+tire. Example: ELM2 LED ELM2 Family Lamptype Housing Options ELM2 LED Two 1.5W/36V white LED (blank) While NO High -output nl-cad battery for 6W remote capacity B Black SD Self -diagnostics NOM Meets Mexican standards' Holes 1 Anlhhle tnGack wwkte. (onwhfanory tar options. AOcessodes:a-'Orderaisepdwemtalognumber. F 4%basw h thh Wit' AKIIAw1'17n It karia ELA QL0304 Single LED indoor remote head, white Example: ElAeQLo3w Only compatible with Quantum LED series. Far use with ELAT0 L0304 Twin LED mdoorhemote head, while settdWara6nlne, add SD toend ofola4 number. ELA OWP L0304 Single LED weather-proof remote head, gray Example: ELA 0 L0304 SD. ELAT QWP L0304 Twin LED weather-proof remote head, gray ` Seespnaeet ELLM ELAWGI VAreguard, lS"Wx 13-1/2'Hx6'D' EMERGENCY ELM2 LED RES 7- Park 16 FIXTURE CUT SHEETS �"a 16 Aventie South WRING Federal Way, WA APR Q 6' Fixture Type: ELM2 Note: This Fixture Cut is for information only. Refer to Specs for al palf:KfiiYhSFr§,Elk)Fh'pWWp,; es, etc. CDS ELM2 LED QUANTUM® Thermoplastic Emergency Light SPECIFICATIONS ELECTRICAL PrimaryCircult Rated Supply Max Maw LED life' Yolta a Amos Watn 10 120 ,U4 IA4 77 A 144 BATTERY NI -Cad (N) Shelf Expected Optimum Voltage life' life' Maintena me- temperature' .6 3 years - yrs- Mine 0- 04 IIOJn'CI 1 Based oncomin.111 opwatloe 2 A177705'0 I AA MelIG:Iny++xae, clay reRrgen7lydt.ry paLS SD ryesiacnEr maima6std,snvkedeod('sled so +�rvrhnce milt 0lca�tr4r rr '-An 101m 4NIA 4rx7n fRrrrei n Fa the required maintenance, service or testing could leopadne the mlesyofocmpennasdwld ,t, wminnlles. 4 OplimumansbknitempentuiermVwhereu aiuop v*upadtyfa90minwa Kgh-mirwer IempH+luws eOHt Gle and upedty. Carssdt da]HY fa delaged nlamaun REMOTE OUTPUT CAPACITY Unity Standard high•oupuS eldl WneprDtli NA 6W LAMP PHOTOMETRICS QUANTUM LED SERIES -SINGLE COVERAGE 3WTolal Whlte LEDs Using a single unit at a typical ] 5'm6unting heghi ddivns an average illumance of 10 FC over a distance of 24'on a 3'path of egress and 18'an a 6'pmh of egress. MOUNTING All dimmrions are inches (cenlinen,$) SAlonlno wei in A the 11 Aso, I Mounting Plate 112" flexible conduit knockout 5;-1 ` Oat74 uo et 113 01II001114 WN QUANTUM LED SERIES- MULTIPLE COVERAGE 7y` 3W Total White LEDs Using multiple units at a typical 5'mounling heighldelivers 25'cep es-Io•center spacing on a 3'path of egress and 20'renter-to center spacing on a 6'path of egress 1 Eadnlpk of ungle ELM] IFOuvo Bluminaling a6'Mila.fegent Example olmulupleEUll LED umuillummating Eump'e ofmulhple ELAR LED umisdluminating at pmfi of egres+ a 6' path of egress Aker UfeDirty Code sladad minimum Muminame of0l TCand menage dkon6iarlee of l 0 rc EXTENDED RUN-TIME FOR HIGH -OUTPUT UNITS AssumHopen span with no obgnxtlm%mounllq height: ] Y eedhg hOoI 9. and HAecial¢ec hwz 80150120 Analysis based an Independently tested phalwneuirs ELM2 LED NO (no rematesd 39hors I� unmalvIA clawrl/VG An llI cultyRrandsCwnpany EMERGENCY; 011e1.00 iaWq Cev)els, 64 30012 Pt,!,: 6�'3318591 Fnc110-901Bill s::rn hlbcn-.. com RUS141NG FIXTURE CUT SHEETS ;c 2002-2010 Acc'ly Bhuids Ligiitiog luc At iyhls -end Rev. 1115110 Park 16 35703 16th Avenue South Federal Way, WA Fixture Type: ELM2 Note: This Fixture Cut is for information only. Refer to Specs for all part numbers, lamps, finishes, etc. fA ivnily nlfA LzGi&frYjva- FEATURES & SPECIFICATIONS INTENAED VSE-AmblWcturaTlow-pfolleluminaiteprovldos genaroliltumlaalfunfor rough saMee{vandal resistant) applications -Id a olio r I ntorio rorexten orappfroations whore sa"and secu Ntyare a c oneem.Cettatn atth Ornx wnlom i naats can dirnlnlsh !Monti ly n1 acrtdio, Click here for AcryRa Exyirrmm�nfaE f:emiiatihil;ly InMa for aullablousae, ATTMIOUTES. Designedtocomplement buildingarchitectureantits and ureextreme onvironmontal conddloha and physlc3l abuse. CONSTROCf IOK-9atrd • One-poce marhm grade, de• castelonandm, krw copper spay (41%wppod..125(nchthickri closestensendocuraatohackpietewitilsta4dessWool TureT-10 esta crews{Ixroincludad}aroplional suinlessataeitsmper-real stint screws (soeeptionsi. Backpiale-Corrosion-resistant,to-gauge steel. Post -painted in blackpolyesterpowder coal and has a It"hore mounting deb 1. Gaskot- Polycarbonala parimatif lonsgasket Is one -pie c e silicone'O'r6n.mocharlb ca(ly hold in lens channel. Olass: perimeter fens gasket is crosed-cell si ietme. Pad mounfin0 gasket is closed -cell ne0prulta that aoa!s 4aekplate to mounting all loco - G aske;shelp cusNon. f mpactshock. FINISH - Stan dard finish is textured polyester powder cost in white, black or bronze. 00onmlarchltecforalca(0rsavallablo[son Oplion il. OPTICAL SYSTEM • Lens. polycarbunate- Tranrlucert white, )niocGoo melded, UV slehiti2ed I ens 1s.125inch thick Smooth axtedcrallows foreasy cleaning, and interior p atte mdi Muses Bghtforevoa surfs ce I llumin3don. Lens -glass -Tam perod borosllic ete lens,.250inch lhick,has smooth exteriorforeasy c lea ning and mmutrod hdedor. Rallec for - Internal reflector's semi-ppe cule r aluminum,vrirh high-reflactanca while payrder coal perimeter tar maximum fight output Lamp posltioning assuras uniform brighmess andlluminkl ion. tLECTRICAL SYSLiM- Ballast -Class P, Electrotlic,High PowerFactormuW-voltwith starting temperature of-S'F(-20°C). Exception is13TT, Electromagnetic ballast, Normal PowerFactor, l2OVonly. socket- kfgh-tit mp eraturethermoplasticvrilh lamp retention clip. Lamp-85Kiampl5l included unless spacHicd LILP. INSTALLATION - Ninny be eeili rag orwall mounted, Pormaxlmutnvandat roslstortce, use touchalemaunfing patlamFarlamallationonfrroqularoruneven sorfpcas.cauIW soaiantmaybe required for a morepo0waseat. LISTING- DL listed to US and Canadian s afpty standards (see options)-NOM Certified (see 0ptions). DL[Wed for25°Cambient and wenocetions.IP65rated. NOTE: Sp4ellicallats subject to change withw notice. ORDERING INFORMATION Chasse the boldface cataog nomenclature that hest suits your needs and write it an the appropriate line. Order accessories as sopereto catalog number. Catalog Number Notes TYPO GW'rEW^"e Rough Service Fixture VGR1 COMPACT FLUORESCENT If Round Open Face Ceiling/Wall Mounted ADA COMPLIANT 0-) (5A] All dimensions are inches (centimeters). Example: VGR1 42TRT 120 DBLB GLR LPI VGR1 Series Wanege Lens Voltage PaintFinishess Opsions Lsmp' VGR1 131T Dne 13W twin -tube lamp' iblenk) 120 Slandard Tommy colors, Shipped Instanad is fixture LPI lamp(s) 2A311 Twol3Wlwin-tubelampO Polycerbonale Z7J =11G White OS Duet switching included (standard) (e 13D7T One 13W double twxr-tube lamp 347 BI11B Black CIA Internal fast -blow fusing' LAP Lessl )amply) RRwoslfcete 2113DTT Two 13W double hvin-tube lamps MtlOLP DOBT Dark Bronze OWI6low•hlow lsing grass ioOTT One ISW double twin -tube lamp Della %%rat Nurninum 1usings 27180TT Two 1aW doable hv;n WW lamps DSST Sandstone NLCF Compact fluorescent 26DTT One 25W double twin -tubs lamp Optional Textered Colon: night -light ISW Max)`ra 2k5DTT Two 26W double twin -tube lamps OaMI Brome MIS Tamper -resistant screws' 26TFIT Ono 29W Mpla•tube lamp OWD DarkOray CSA Listed and labeled to 2y26IRT Two 26W triple -tuba lamps DSPE Green comply with Canadian UZW One 32W tdpla-tube lamp OSPF oast safety standards 42fRT One 42W triple -tube lamp DSPG DarkFied ADM NOM Certified Accessoda DSPH Light Red nco.r ttahrcrav NOTES: 1 UOVonly. Order as separate catalog numbers. Fitimo RV Torx TXlo screwdriver, far use with Gateway set screws. RKIT201111 Hex -base dmer bit, Torx TX20, for lmper-resistant screws with center reject pin. RK1TMRY Torx TX20 screwdriver for use whh tmper-rosistant screws with center reiucl pin. Outdoor and Special Environments 2 Muld volt stectraic boom" Oar OTt and TRT lempsj capable of operagng on erry knit "r ape bumaen IV and 277 vob: 3 For additional eofon, refer to Architectural Point brochure. 4 Must specify voltage. Not available with MVOLT. 5 Moximum wattage lamp provided. 0 Option available for single lamp units only. 7 T-20 screws with canter reject pin. a Lampls) included unless LILP is spwi ied. Sheet tVGR1F_0 BM-2000 cc I I R V, � it Park 15 R I �, I FIXTURE CUT SHEETS SLye ue South { J I Federal Way, WA CYrY OF M K=-eJVpA1;-VGR1 C©S Note: This Fixture Cut is for information only. Refer to Specs for all part numbers, lamps, finishes, etc. VGR1 Rough Service Ceiling/Wall-Mounted Fixture, Compact Fluorescent VGR4 421RT1204CEILING), SYLVANIA CF42DT/E/IN/835lamp, 1.3 s/mh, 3200 rated lumens, test no.91IM002 Dis"adondata Output date Angle cm Lumens Zone Lumens %lamp Ipr 165, 15V 0° 576 0 0°- 30° 451 14.1 5° 573 55 0°-40' 742 23.2 15° 553 157 0°-60' 1332 41.6 25° 517 239 0°-90° 1794 50.1 35' 464 291 90°-180, 39 1.2 5° 45° 396 307 0°-18V 1833 '57,3 5° 55° 315 283 •fieweeR7cksey 90° 65° 229 227 200go5° 85' 75* 145 75 1B ° 90° 49 0 400 105 29 32 VGR142TRTCEILINGMOUNTOnfeet) HORIZONTAL PLANE ISOCANDLE LINE 45125° 15, 0 g (8F'LSHOWN) 7 15° 30° 13; 0 0 10 0 7 e 9 10 5° 150 0 A 2.6 20 1.8 1.3 180° 0 0 e R5 1..50 .40 .65 32 S. aCirlgcrifetran:l.3 C ,65 .50 .40 ,32 Spachigto man* height 1.3 D 32 .25 .20 .16 VGR142TffT120(WAuj, sYLVAMAc£9211T/wAU8351sstp,1.sslmlr, 32ooretediumens, testno. mg1ozw Disrriberiondate Oulp ltdate Angle co Wm m Zone twaans %tarryp 180° 165, 150• 35. 0° 47 0 0°-30° 58 1.8 5° 47 4 0°-40° 123 3.8 120° 15° 59 17 0°-60' 353 11.0 25° 80 37 0°-90° 895 28.0 105, 35° 103 65 90°- 180' 931 29.1 45° 127 98 0°-180° 1826 '57.1 95, 55° 147 132 -Fhd ma6klvocy t 9° 65° 163 162 85• 1 200 0 196 75° 85 4� �° �° 1881 197 VGR142TRTWALLMOUNT(infeet) 177 187 HORIZONTALPLANE ISOCANDLE LINE 45• 125° 153 166 (8Fr.SHOWN) 0 15° 30° 135° 135 104 145° 113 71 7 8 9 111 1555° 70 20 A 26 2.0 is 1.3 180° 58 0 D 1.3 1.0 .80 65 acingcrrterian-Ls C .65 .50 .40 .32 pacing fa mauntkrg haight 116 0 .32 25 .20 16 Tested to cerwi 0 mod NEW slanderds vndar =;;Awed le6walory condidam. Vwlovs oparas"ng Is mn can eavu dtnesn tes hmvaan llbwo" date and aeluel Feld mHsvlal�Mnlf. Vrotnl°wu And lincitaltNM on rhls ah01 ere Cased en dre mit cwr6a e°JIIIlde Ail* and ue IVlpatt ra tt"Dy wilheet wjce. 01A LIMMIA LIGHTING® UlhanisLighting An%kv tvBo7dsC Y an "tough Serve One ':+r;, ^.a.^.Y=rs, BA 30012 Phone r ra 9:7 ; IW Fa r 77IF981.8141 Sheet#: VGRU_0 01999.2010 Acuity Brands Lighl"ng, Inc., All rights rosomed, Rev.2116/10 www.mwi.com RUSHING FIXTURE CUT SHEETS Park 16 35703 161h Avenue South Federal Way, WA Fixture Type: VGR1 Note: This Fixture Cut is for information only. Refer to Specs for all part numbers, lamps, finishes, etc.