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PROJECT DATA SITE PLAN A 0.0 Date Date Issue Drawn by Sheet Issue FLH UP SET BUILDING PERMIT SET --.--.-- 1 BUILDING PERMIT REVISIONS SET --.--.-- No. C-28799 EXPIRES 08-31-2015 --.--.-- UP SET rev 1 --.--.-- 04.14.14 Use Permit Submittal Quick Serve Restaurant for Far West Brewing LLC 1150 6th Street Berkeley, CA 94710 H Y E R A R C H I T E C T U R E 2 6 3 a m h e r s t a v e n u e k e n s i n g t o n c a 9 4 7 0 8 5 1 0 . 5 2 7 . 1 9 1 5 [ t , f ] PROJECT TENANT SPACE 1150 6th STREET Far West Brewing, LLC beer manufacturing MULI 1151 6th Street Future site of Urban Adama urban agriculture 1146 6th Street Griffin Motorwerke car repair MULI 801 Harrison Street Tony's Fine Foods warehouse/distrib. MULI 1102 6th Street Covenant Winery wine manufacturer MULI 1201 6th Street - Martina Johnston artists studios - MULI 1200 6th Street Berkeley Cement, Inc. concrete contractor MULI 1201 5th Street Berkeley Rentals tool rental MULI 1209 6th Street - James Groom Co. metal fabrication - MULI 1150 6th Street Makers artists studios MULI HARRISON STREET 5TH STREET 6TH STREET Vicinity Map 2 GENERAL NOTES 1. It is intended that the work described on these drawings comply with all applicable codes and ordinances. The Contractor shall not proceed with any work that is non-compliant. 2. This project shall comply with 2013 California Building Code, 2013 California Mechanical Code, 2013 California Electrical Code, 2013 California Plumbing Code, as amended by the city of Berkeley, and 2010 California Energy Code. 3. All work shall be compliant with the contract documents. Any non-compliant work shall be removed at the Contractor's sole expense. 4. The Contractor shall not make any changes in the work without a change order that has been approved by the Owner and the Architect. 5. The term “work” shall mean all materials, labor and equipment necessary to erect a fully functional and complete building, including all incidental tasks and items that are required but not shown on the drawings or described in the specifications. 6. Examination of the site and portions thereof which will affect the Contractor's work shall be made by the Contractor, who shall compare it with the drawings and satisfy themselves as to the conditions under which the work is to be performed. The Contractor shall, at such time, ascertain and check all existing conditions and dimensions which may affect the work. No allowance shall subsequently be made for the failure or neglect on the Contractor's part to make such examination. Any conflicts or omissions, etc., shall be reported to the Architect and Owner prior to start of work. 7. Do not scale the drawings. Coordinate all work with the dimensions shown on the drawings. Notify the Architect and Owner immediately upon the discovery of a dimensional inconsistency on the drawings. Do not proceed with the work until the discrepancy has been resolved. 8. All dimensions to face of stud unless otherwise noted 9. Written dimensions and notes take precedence over scaled dimensions and line drawings. 10. The drawings are a complementary set. What is shown and required on one drawing is applicable to all other drawings whether shown or referenced on the other drawings or not including the structural drawings. Notify the Architect and Owner of any inconsistencies between the drawings immediately upon discovery. Do not proceed with the work involved until the Architect has provided a written clarification regarding the discrepancy. 11. Errors, omissions or inconsistencies in the data contained in any of the schedules, in the specifications, or on the drawings do not relieve the Contractor from the obligation to complete the work in a fully functional manner. It is the Contractor's responsibility to obtain clarifications and additional information as may be required to complete the work. 12. The Contractor shall always be required to furnish the greater quality, the higher quality, or the largest extent of work that may be interpreted from any of the drawings, schedules, notes or specification sections. When in doubt, request a clarification before ordering the material in question. 13. When the term “furnish” is used, it shall also require the installation of the product or system. When the term “install” is used, it shall also require Contractor to furnish the item, unless it is specifically shown and described as an Owner furnished item in these documents. 14. Any substitutions proposed for use by the Contractor shall be included as an alternate to the bid. No substitutions shall be allowed after the cont5ract has been signed except as authorized and approved by a written Change Order. 15. It is the Contractor's responsibility to order the specified or owner selected materials or equipment in a timely manner. Failure to do so shall not be justification for a material substitution or a schedule extension. 16. All workmanship shall be of the highest quality, and shall be approved by the Owner and Architect. Any work not approved shall be removed and replaced at the Contractor's sole cost. 17. The Contractor shall furnish all temporary heat, electric power, gas and potable water that may be required to complete the work. 18. The Contractor shall provide a waste container on site and shall remove waste from the workplace regularly. The waste container shall be replaced as necessary. Place the waste container in a location approved by the Owner. 19. The Contractor shall be responsible for removing left over materials, debris, tools, and equipment involved at the conclusion of the installation. The Contractor shall leave all areas clean and in perfect condition. All fixtures and reusable materials to be removed are to be stored and disposed of per the Owner's direction. 20. Verify all dimensions, site conditions and grades at the job site before proceeding with the work. Notify the Architect and Owner of any discrepancies immediately upon discovery. 21. Verify all locations and opening sizes of required for utilities and equipment. Coordinate the work of all trades to avoid any conflicts. 22. Provide all necessary personnel, equipment, and temporary barricades to protect the public during excavation work. Protect structures, sidewalks, pavement, fences, benches and facilities within or adjacent to the construction site from damage due to settlement, undermining, washout, or other hazards created during earthwork operations. Maintain benchmarks, monuments, and other reference points. Repair broken or cracked sidewalk curb and gutter damage due to earthwork. 23. Verify all anchorage requirements and install all required backing, blocking and support whether or not it is shown on the drawings. 24. Cutting of any fabricated structural members on the job site shall not be permitted. Obtain the Architect and Structural Engineer's written permission prior to making any site modifications to structural members, fabrications or assemblies. 25. The Contractor shall maintain a safe worksite at all times. Provide temporary barriers, safety railings, shoring and supports as may be required. Provide temporary lighting systems and maintain safe exit ways at all times during work hours. Provide temporary fire extinguishing equipment as required. 26. The Contractor shall install all permanent emergency lighting, exit lighting, lighted exit signs and fire extinguishers as required by these documents, and as approved by the local fire marshal. 27. All work furnished by the Contractor shall be covered by a one-year warranty. The warranty shall begin on the day the final occupancy certificate is issued by the permitting authority. Any failure in function or appearance shall be corrected to the Owner's satisfaction, including the complete replacement of the product or system. ABBREVIATIONS FIBERGLASS REINFORCED PANEL FACE OF GAUGE GENERAL CONTRACTOR GLAZING, GLASS GALVANIZED SHEET METAL GYPSUM GYPSUM WALL BOARD HARDWARE HORIZONTAL INTERIOR INSULATION KITCHEN EQUIPMENT CONTRACTOR FRP FO GA GC GL GSM GYP GWB HDWR HORIZ INT INSUL KEC ABOVE ADJACENT ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR ACCESS PANEL ACOUSTICAL CEILING TILE AIR CONDITIONING ALTERNATE ARCHITECT(URAL) BLOCKING BOARD BOTTOM BUILDING CLEAR CEILING CONCRETE COLUMN CARPET CONCRETE MASONRY UNIT CONSTRUCTION CORNER GUARD DETAIL DIAMETER DIMENSION DOOR DRAWING DRINKING FOUNTAIN DISPENSER EXISTING EACH ELEVATION ELECTRICAL ELECTRICAL PANELBOARD EXPANDED POLYSTYRENE ELECTRIC WATER COOLER EQUAL EXTERIOR FURNISHED BY OTHERS FINISHED FLOOR FEET FLOOR FLUORESCENT FACE OF FINISH FACE OF STUD FINISH(ED) FOOD SERVICE EQUIP. CONTRACTOR MAX MECH MIN MTRL MTL (N) NIC NTS O/ O.C. O.S.C.I. PBO PLAM PLYWD REF REG RD RO SEC SHT SIM SQ SS SSD TBD TYP UON VIF WSCT WH MAXIMUM MECHANICAL MINIMUM MATERIAL METAL NEW NOT IN CONTRACT NOT TO SCALE OVER ON CENTER OWNER SUPPLIED, CONTRACTOR INSTALLED PROVIDED BY OWNER PLASTIC LAMINATE PLYWOOD REFRIGERATOR REGISTER ROOF DRAIN ROUGH OPENING SECTION SHEET SIMILAR SQUARE STAINLESS STEEL SEE STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS TO BE DETERMINED TYPICAL UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED VERIFY IN FIELD WAINSCOT WATER HEATER ABV ADJ AFF AP ACT A/C ALT ARCH BLKG BD BOT BLDG CLR CLG CONC COL CPT CMU CONST CG DTL DIAM DIM DR DWG DF DISP (E), EX EA EL., ELEV ELECT EP EPS EWC EQ EXT FBO FF FT FLR FLOUR FOF FOS FIN FSEC PROJECT SUMMARY Use Permit to establish 970 square foot quick-service restaurant with incidental alcoholic beverage service for on-site consumption and a 50 square foot incidental retail space to allow retail sales of goods manufactured on-site within an existing 10,212 square foot manufacturing space. PROJECT DATA Address: 1150 6th Street Assessor Parcel Number: 60 2385 9 12 Zoning: MULI CURRENT PROPOSED Occupancy: F2, S2, B F2, S2, B Type of Construction: IIIB VB Number of Stories: 1 1 Parking 12 12 Fire Sprinklers YES YES Building Square Footage 10,212 sf 10,212 sf DETAIL REFERENCE ELEVATION REFERENCE Sheet No. Plan No. ENLARGED PLAN Sheet No. Detail No. Sheet No. Drawing No. REVISION REFERENCE A6 1 A6 A6 1 # 1 GRAPHIC SYMBOLS EDGE OF OBJECT BELOW EDGE OF OBJECT ABOVE LOW WALL (E) WALL TO BE REMOVED (E) WALL (N) 2X STUD WALL A WALL TYPE ATTACHMENT 2 ZAB 06-12-14 Page 1 of 6
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PROJECT DATASITE PLAN
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PROJECT TENANT SPACE1150 6th STREET
Far West Brewing, LLCbeer manufacturing
MULI
1151 6th StreetFuture site of Urban Adama
urban agriculture
1146 6th StreetGriffin Motorwerke
car repairMULI
801 Harrison StreetTony's Fine Foodswarehouse/distrib.
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1102 6th StreetCovenant Winerywine manufacturer
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1201 6th Street - Martina Johnstonartists studios - MULI1200 6th Street
Berkeley Cement, Inc.concrete contractor
MULI
1201 5th StreetBerkeley Rentals
tool rentalMULI 1209 6th Street - James Groom Co.
metal fabrication - MULI
1150 6th StreetMakers
artists studiosMULI
HARRISON STREET
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Vicinity Map2
GENERAL NOTES
1. It is intended that the work described on these drawings comply with all applicable codes and ordinances. The Contractor shall not proceed with any work that is non-compliant.
2. This project shall comply with 2013 California Building Code, 2013 California Mechanical Code, 2013 California Electrical Code, 2013 California Plumbing Code, as amended by the city of Berkeley, and 2010 California Energy Code.
3. All work shall be compliant with the contract documents. Any non-compliant work shall be removed at the Contractor's sole expense.
4. The Contractor shall not make any changes in the work without a change order that has been approved by the Owner and the Architect.
5. The term “work” shall mean all materials, labor and equipment necessary to erect a fully functional and complete building, including all incidental tasks and items that are required but not shown on the drawings or described in the specifications.
6. Examination of the site and portions thereof which will affect the Contractor's work shall be made by the Contractor, who shall compare it with the drawings and satisfy themselves as to the conditions under which the work is to be performed. The Contractor shall, at such time, ascertain and check all existing conditions and dimensions which may affect the work. No allowance shall subsequently be made for the failure or neglect on the Contractor's part to make such examination. Any conflicts or omissions, etc., shall be reported to the Architect and Owner prior to start of work.
7. Do not scale the drawings. Coordinate all work with the dimensions shown on the drawings. Notify the Architect and Owner immediately upon the discovery of a dimensional inconsistency on the drawings. Do not proceed with the work until the discrepancy has been resolved.
8. All dimensions to face of stud unless otherwise noted
9. Written dimensions and notes take precedence over scaled dimensions and line drawings.
10. The drawings are a complementary set. What is shown and required on one drawing is applicable to all other drawings whether shown or referenced on the other drawings or not including the structural drawings. Notify the Architect and Owner of any inconsistencies between the drawings immediately upon discovery. Do not proceed with the work involved until the Architect has provided a written clarification regarding the discrepancy.
11. Errors, omissions or inconsistencies in the data contained in any of the schedules, in the specifications, or on the drawings do not relieve the Contractor from the obligation to complete the work in a fully functional manner. It is the Contractor's responsibility to obtain clarifications and additional information as may be required to complete the work.
12. The Contractor shall always be required to furnish the greater quality, the higher quality, or the largest extent of work that may be interpreted from any of the drawings, schedules, notes or specification sections. When in doubt, request a clarification before ordering the material in question.
13. When the term “furnish” is used, it shall also require the installation of the product or system. When the term “install” is used, it shall also require Contractor to furnish the item, unless it is specifically shown and described as an Owner furnished item in these documents.
14. Any substitutions proposed for use by the Contractor shall be included as an alternate to the bid. No substitutions shall be allowed after the cont5ract has been signed except as authorized and approved by a written Change Order.
15. It is the Contractor's responsibility to order the specified or owner selected materials or equipment in a timely manner. Failure to do so shall not be justification for a material substitution or a schedule extension.
16. All workmanship shall be of the highest quality, and shall be approved by the Owner and Architect. Any work not approved shall be removed and replaced at the Contractor's sole cost.
17. The Contractor shall furnish all temporary heat, electric power, gas and potable water that may be required to complete the work.
18. The Contractor shall provide a waste container on site and shall remove waste from the workplace regularly. The waste container shall be replaced as necessary. Place the waste container in a location approved by the Owner.
19. The Contractor shall be responsible for removing left over materials, debris, tools, and equipment involved at the conclusion of the installation. The Contractor shall leave all areas clean and in perfect condition. All fixtures and reusable materials to be removed are to be stored and disposed of per the Owner's direction.
20. Verify all dimensions, site conditions and grades at the job site before proceeding with the work. Notify the Architect and Owner of any discrepancies immediately upon discovery.
21. Verify all locations and opening sizes of required for utilities and equipment. Coordinate the work of all trades to avoid any conflicts.
22. Provide all necessary personnel, equipment, and temporary barricades to protect the public during excavation work. Protect structures, sidewalks, pavement, fences, benches and facilities within or adjacent to the construction site from damage due to settlement, undermining, washout, or other hazards created during earthwork operations. Maintain benchmarks, monuments, and other reference points. Repair broken or cracked sidewalk curb and gutter damage due to earthwork.
23. Verify all anchorage requirements and install all required backing, blocking and support whether or not it is shown on the drawings.
24. Cutting of any fabricated structural members on the job site shall not be permitted. Obtain the Architect and Structural Engineer's written permission prior to making any site modifications to structural members, fabrications or assemblies.
25. The Contractor shall maintain a safe worksite at all times. Provide temporary barriers, safety railings, shoring and supports as may be required. Provide temporary lighting systems and maintain safe exit ways at all times during work hours. Provide temporary fire extinguishing equipment as required.
26. The Contractor shall install all permanent emergency lighting, exit lighting, lighted exit signs and fire extinguishers as required by these documents, and as approved by the local fire marshal.
27. All work furnished by the Contractor shall be covered by a one-year warranty. The warranty shall begin on the day the final occupancy certificate is issued by the permitting authority. Any failure in function or appearance shall be corrected to the Owner's satisfaction, including the complete replacement of the product or system.
ABBREVIATIONSFIBERGLASS REINFORCED PANELFACE OFGAUGEGENERAL CONTRACTORGLAZING, GLASSGALVANIZED SHEET METALGYPSUMGYPSUM WALL BOARDHARDWAREHORIZONTALINTERIORINSULATIONKITCHEN EQUIPMENT CONTRACTOR
FRPFOGAGCGLGSMGYPGWBHDWRHORIZINTINSULKEC
ABOVEADJACENTABOVE FINISHED FLOORACCESS PANELACOUSTICAL CEILING TILEAIR CONDITIONINGALTERNATEARCHITECT(URAL)BLOCKINGBOARDBOTTOMBUILDINGCLEARCEILINGCONCRETECOLUMNCARPETCONCRETE MASONRY UNITCONSTRUCTIONCORNER GUARDDETAILDIAMETERDIMENSIONDOORDRAWINGDRINKING FOUNTAINDISPENSEREXISTINGEACHELEVATIONELECTRICALELECTRICAL PANELBOARDEXPANDED POLYSTYRENE ELECTRIC WATER COOLEREQUALEXTERIORFURNISHED BY OTHERSFINISHED FLOORFEETFLOORFLUORESCENTFACE OF FINISHFACE OF STUDFINISH(ED)FOOD SERVICE EQUIP. CONTRACTOR
MAXMECHMINMTRLMTL(N)NICNTSO/O.C.O.S.C.I.
PBOPLAMPLYWDREFREGRDROSECSHTSIMSQSSSSDTBDTYPUONVIFWSCTWH
MAXIMUMMECHANICALMINIMUMMATERIALMETALNEWNOT IN CONTRACTNOT TO SCALE OVERON CENTEROWNER SUPPLIED, CONTRACTOR INSTALLEDPROVIDED BY OWNERPLASTIC LAMINATEPLYWOODREFRIGERATORREGISTERROOF DRAINROUGH OPENINGSECTIONSHEETSIMILARSQUARESTAINLESS STEELSEE STRUCTURAL DRAWINGSTO BE DETERMINEDTYPICALUNLESS OTHERWISE NOTEDVERIFY IN FIELDWAINSCOTWATER HEATER
ABVADJAFFAPACTA/CALTARCHBLKGBDBOTBLDGCLRCLGCONCCOLCPTCMUCONSTCGDTLDIAMDIMDRDWGDFDISP(E), EXEAEL., ELEVELECTEP EPSEWCEQEXTFBOFFFTFLRFLOURFOFFOSFINFSEC
PROJECT SUMMARY
Use Permit to establish 970 square foot quick-service restaurant with incidental alcoholic
beverage service for on-site consumption and a 50 square foot incidental retail space to allow
retail sales of goods manufactured on-site within an existing 10,212 square foot
manufacturing space.
PROJECT DATA
Address: 1150 6th Street
Assessor Parcel Number: 60 2385 9 12
Zoning: MULI
CURRENT PROPOSEDOccupancy: F2, S2, B F2, S2, B
Type of Construction: IIIB VB
Number of Stories: 1 1
Parking 12 12
Fire Sprinklers YES YES
Building Square Footage 10,212 sf 10,212 sf
DETAILREFERENCE
ELEVATIONREFERENCE
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EDGE OF OBJECT BELOW
EDGE OF OBJECT ABOVE
LOW WALL
(E) WALL TO BE REMOVED
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A WALL TYPE
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SITE PLANFLOOR PLAN
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Tub75"L x 20-3/4"W
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Site PlanScale: 1/16" = 1'-0"1
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Use Permit Submittal - Far West Brewing - 1150 6th Street April14, 2014
1201 5th Street - intersection of Harrison and 5th Streets, looking south down 5th street
801 Harrison - intersection of Harrison and 5th Streets, looking North up 5th street
West Facade of subject property
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Use Permit Submittal - Far West Brewing - 1150 6th Street April14, 2014
1201 and 1209 6th Street - Intersection of Harrison and 6th looking East
1200 6th Street - looking West
West Facade of subject property
South East Corner (at 6th and Harrison) of Subject Property
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Use Permit Submittal - Far West Brewing - 1150 6th Street April14, 2014
1151 6th (currently vacant lot) and 1201 6th - Intersection of Harrison and 6th looking East
1150 6th Street - South and East facades - looking NorthWest across the intersection of 6th and Harrison
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