Mechanicals. For each page or pair of pages, you will furnish a pasted-up type mechanical with all type and line elements in position, with the sole exception of artwork requiring sizing or cropping. Elements not in position will be charged as strip-ins. A minimum of 5/16 inch must be maintained between trim edge and any type or non-bleed artwork. Layouts A layout submitted in addition to or in lieu of the base mechanical must clearly show the exact size, position and cropping of halftone copy and loose line art. Four-color subjects and pickup artwork will be identified by stats pasted down in position. Color breaks, screens, and reverses must be clearly indicated on a tissue overlay. Layouts must be exact in all dimensions and positions. (Type and line elements submitted on a vinyl overlay with the layout instead of on the base mechanical must be at printing size and accurately positioned.) 4 PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS (CONTINUED) We will submit two sets of color-separated proofs of complete assembled pages. These proofs will be produced from final printing film and will be identified as to job name, issue, folio and color. We will inspect to verify page elements for completeness, position, bleed, and trim margin. (No proofreading of type.) We will stamp and our inspector will sign the top sheet of each set of proofs to indicate as our authorized proof. You will review these proofs for content and position, and answer all queries. You will sign the top sheet of one set of proofs and return that set to us as an OK-to-Print. You will retain the second set for reference. Disposition and Storage
Mechanicals. Heating and Cooling System Design and Performance Mechanical systems must be sized according to the ACCA Manual J®. Room-by-room load calculations using the ACCA Manual J shall be submitted for each plan to verify sizing. Furnaces, water heaters and boilers within the conditioned spaces (including basements) shall be sealed combustion or power vented units. All other combustion appliances shall be vented to the outside. Ventless fireplaces or space heaters are not allowed. Single and Multi-family Rental units must contain their own HVAC system and be metered separately from all other units. Airflow to each room shall match designed airflow calculations from the ACCA Manual J to within +/- 10% of the average requirements for that room based on the average of four orientations of that specific home. Airflow across the indoor coil and/or heat exchanger shall conform to the manufacturer’s specifications. Refrigerant charge shall be installed per the manufacturer’s specifications. Inert gas (nitrogen) shall be used during any brazing/soldering of refrigerant lines. Indoor and outdoor HVAC system components shall be “matched” according to the ARI Directory. Ducts Air supply and distribution ducts located in non-conditioned spaces shall be insulated with a minimum of R-8. All duct connections shall be sealed with an Underwriters Laboratories (UL)-listed mastic product. All supply and return boot-to-house connections shall be sealed with a UL-listed Class 1 pliable sealant such as mastic or caulk. Homes shall be measured with a duct test rig using the test protocol described in the Residential New Construction Incentive Program Testing Protocol. Homes shall meet the following performance criteria for duct tightness: 4% of the total conditioned floor space area in cubic feet per minute or less at 25 Pa. Ventilation Outside air shall be provided in every home at a minimum rate of 7.5 cfm per person plus .01 cfm per square foot of conditioned floor area. Persons per home shall be calculated using the sum of the number of bedrooms plus one. Outside air requirements shall not exceed the minimum rate requirement by more than 10% unless accounted for in the designed load calculations. Outside air supplied by supply-only or balanced ventilation systems shall be filtered and shall include a manual damper or other means of control. All kitchens shall have a spot ventilation system located at the cooking station(s) capable of exhausting 100 cfm to the outside. All bathrooms ...
Mechanicals. The Tenant shall be responsible for any and all repairs to the heating and air conditioning equipment up to the first ONE HUNDRED AND 00/100 DOLLARS ($100.00) on any occurrence. Landlord, if heating and air conditioning equipment is properly maintained, shall be responsible for replacement of fan motor, compressor, heat exchanger and the housing of said equipment, if necessary. Landlord warrants that the plumbing, electrical, and heating and air conditioning systems are in good operable condition on the initial date of occupancy by Tenant. Tenant agrees to maintain and pay for a service contract on the heating and air conditioning system serving the premises, at an estimated cost of up to TWO HUNDRED AND 00/100 DOLLARS ($200.00) per year. Such contract must provide that upon cancellation, written notice of the same shall
Mechanicals. The Owner of the Common Area Unit and the Private Parking Unit shall operate and maintain the transformer, the vaults, switch and gear room, fire pump room and all other mechanicals which are located in the Parking Structure or located within the Project for the service, support, and benefit of the Parking Structure (collectively, the “Mechanicals”). The Mechanicals or the branches thereof which are used exclusively for the Parking Structure shall be maintained and operated at the sole cost and expense of the Owner of the Common Area Unit and the Private Parking Unit. The maintenance and operating costs for the Mechanicals shall be paid solely by the Owner of the Common Area Unit and the Private Parking Unit.
