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Money$12,097.00 was at stake

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City of Willowick

CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING
Tuesday, September 01, 2026 at 6:30 PM
City Council Chambers

ADA NOTICE
In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, individuals needing special accommodations
(including auxiliary communicative aids and services) during this meeting should notify the City of
Willowick at 440-585-3700 at least three working days before the meeting.

AGENDA
CALL MEETING TO ORDER
PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE
INVOCATION
ROLL CALL OF COUNCIL
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
1.

Motion to approve the Minutes from the Regular Council Meeting of August 18, 2026.

APPOINTMENTS, SPECIAL RESOLUTIONS & PROCLAMATIONS
2.

A Proclamation honoring Detective Gregory Spakes of the Willowick Police Department.

ADMINISTRATIVE APPEALS
REPORTS & COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE MAYOR/SAFETY DIRECTOR
COUNCIL DISCUSSION OF THE MAYOR’S REPORT
GENERAL COMMUNICATIONS & REPORTS – Directors & Officials
Service Director – Todd Shannon
Recreation Director – Julie Kless
City Engineer – Tim McLaughlin
Finance Director – Goran Vrhovac
Law Director – Mandy Gwirtz
Police Chief – Rob Daubenmire
Fire Chief – Bill Malovrh
Chief Housing/Zoning Inspector – Sean Brennan
WARD MATTERS
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION

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a) Public statement (1 minute maximum)
b) Council response to the public
c) Public clarification (30 seconds to 1 minute for the purpose of restating or rearticulating an
original question, concern, suggestion or idea)
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES
Finance – Bisbee, Mohorcic, Antosh
Safety – Phares, Malta, McFarland
Service, Utilities & Public Lands – Malta, Phares, McFarland
Streets, Sidewalks & Sewers – Mohorcic, Bisbee, Malta
Tax Compliance – McFarland, Antosh, Phares
Moral Claims – Antosh, Phares, Koudela
Budget – Mohorcic, Koudela, Bisbee
LIAISON REPORTS
Planning – Phares/Alternate Antosh
Board of Zoning Appeals – McFarland/Alternate Koudela
Volunteer Fire Fighters’ Dependents Fund Board – Antosh, Phares
Recreation Board – Bisbee/Alternate Phares
Plan Review Board – Antosh
FUND TRANSFERS & BID AUTHORIZATIONS
CONTRACT APPROVALS
3.

Motion to allow the Mayor to enter into a contract with Control Concepts of Ohio for the
upgrade and replacement of HVAC dampers and controls at the City hall complex.

INTRODUCTION & CONSIDERATION OF LEGISLATION
4.

ORDINANCE NO. 2026- 30:
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE 2026- 6 TO PROVIDE FOR ADDITIONAL
APPROPRIATIONS FROM The General Fund (101); The Police & Fire Cap. Levy
Fund (207); Street Improvement Levy Fund (213); NOPEC Grant Fund (277); Municipal Tax
Increment Equiv. Fund (302); Donations & Bequests Fund (803); FOR CURRENT
EXPENSES AND OTHER EXPENDITURES OF THE CITY OF WILLOWICK, STATE OF
OHIO, DURING THE CALENDAR YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2026, AND
DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.

RESOLUTION NO. 2026-36:
A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE LAKE METROPARKS DISTRICT’S PROPOSED
INTERIOR RENOVATIONS TO THE LAKEFRONT LODGE LOCATED AT LAKEFRONT
PARK, PURSUANT TO THE LEASE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF
WILLOWICK AND THE LAKE METROPARKS DISTRICT, AND DECLARING AN
EMERGENCY.

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City of Willowick
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RESOLUTION NO. 2026-37:
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF WILLOWICK TO
PREPARE AND SUBMIT AN APPLICATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THE OHIO PUBLIC
WORKS COMMISSION STATE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT AND/OR LOCAL
TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMS, TO EXECUTE CONTRACTS AS
REQUIRED, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.

RESOLUTION NO. 2026- 38:
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE REGIONAL INCOME TAX AGENCY TO
REVIEW AND DETERMINE CERTAIN REQUESTS FOR ABATEMENT OF MUNICIPAL
INCOME TAX PENALTIES AND INTEREST IN ACCORDANCE WITH APPLICABLE
LAW, AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF RITA'S MUNICIPAL INCOME TAX PENALTY
AND INTEREST ABATEMENT AUTHORIZATION.

RESOLUTION NO. 2026- 39:
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CREATION OF ONE UNPAID STUDENT
INTERN POSITION WITHIN THE FINANCE DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF
WILLOWICK

MISCELLANEOUS
9.

Motion to approve a purchase order to A&A Safety for an RRFB System for the intersection of
Bayridge and Royalview in the amount of $12,097.00

10. Motion to approve a purchase order for $69,280.00 to Control Concepts of Ohio for HVAC
damper and control upgrades.
11. Motion to authorize the expenditure of $12,500.00 to Great Lakes Telcom & Electric, LLC for
an Electrical Thermographic Inspection of City facilities.
12. Motion to authorize the expenditure of $1,750.00 to All American Fire Equipment for the
purchase of structural firefighting boots for the Willowick Fire Department.
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
a) Public statement (1 minute maximum)
b) Council response to the public
c) Public clarification (30 seconds to 1 minute for the purpose of restating or rearticulating an
original question, concern, suggestion or idea)
CLOSE EXECUTIVE SESSION
ADJOURNMENT

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CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING
Tuesday, August 18, 2026 at 6:30 PM
City Council Chambers

MINUTES
CALL MEETING TO ORDER
PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE
INVOCATION
ROLL CALL OF COUNCIL
All members of Council present with the exception of Mr. Phares.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
1.

Motion to approve the Minutes from the Regular Council Meeting of July 21, 2026.

MOTION: Mr. Malta motions to approve. Ms. Antosh second.
ROLL CALL: Ms. Bisbee, yea. Mr. Malta, yea. Mr. McFarland, yea. Ms. Koudela, yea. Ms.
Antosh, yea. Mr. Mohorcic, yea.
2.

Motion to approve the Minutes from the Special Council Meeting of July 30, 2026.

MOTION: Ms. Antosh motions to approve. Ms. Bisbee second.
ROLL CALL: Ms. Bisbee, yea. Mr. Malta, yea. Mr. McFarland, yea. Ms. Koudela, yea. Ms.
Antosh, yea. Mr. Mohorcic, yea.
APPOINTMENTS, SPECIAL RESOLUTIONS & PROCLAMATIONS
ADMINISTRATIVE APPEALS
3.

ADMINISTRATIVE APPEAL ORDER NO. 2026-21 (DiNUNZIO):
AN ORDER GRANTING A VARIANCE AND EXCEPTION OF 3 FEET TO ALLOW A
ABOVE GROUND SWIMMING POOL TO BE INSTALLED 5 FEET OFF OF THE
PROPERTY LINE IN THE APPLICATION OF SECTION 1339.13(d) OF THE CODIFIED
ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF WILLOWICK.

Applicant is present. No additional information to offer. Was recommended for approval by BZA.
No discussion.
MOTION: Ms. Antosh motions to approve. Ms. Bisbee second.

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ROLL CALL: Ms. Bisbee, yea. Mr. Malta, yea. Mr. McFarland, yea. Ms. Koudela, yea. Ms.
Antosh, yea. Mr. Mohorcic, yea.
4.

ADMINISTRATIVE APPEAL ORDER NO. 2026-22 (WISDOM):
AN ORDER GRANTING A VARIANCE AND EXCEPTION TO ALLOW A FENCE TO BE
INSTALLED AT THE REAR PROPERTY LINE, 18" FROM THE SIDEWALK, THAT
CONSTITUTES A TRAFFIC HAZARD WHEN BACKING/DRIVING A VEHICLE OUT OF
THE DRIVEWAY IN THE APPLICATION OF SECTION 1165.02(c) OF THE CODIFIED
ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF WILLOWICK.

Applicant is present. No additional information to offer. No one present for or against. BZA voted
to approve 3-2. No further discussion.
MOTION: Ms. Antosh motions to approve. Ms. Bisbee second.
ROLL CALL: Ms. Bisbee, no. Mr. Malta, yea. Mr. McFarland, yea. Ms. Koudela, yea. Ms.
Antosh, no. Mr. Mohorcic, yea.
5.

ADMINISTRATIVE APPEAL ORDER NO. 2026-23 (WISDOM):
AN ORDER GRANTING A VARIANCE AND EXCEPTION OF 2 FEET 6 INCHES TO
ALLOW A FENCE TO BE CONSTRUCTED 18 INCHES FROM THE SIDEWALK AT THE
REAR PROPERTY LINE IN THE APPLICATION OF SECTION 1165.07(d) OF THE
CODIFIED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF WILLOWICK.

MOTION: Mr. Malta motions to approve. Ms. Antosh second.
ROLL CALL: Ms. Bisbee, no. Mr. Malta, yea. Mr. McFarland, yea. Ms. Koudela, yea. Ms.
Antosh, no. Mr. Mohorcic, yea.
REPORTS & COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE MAYOR/SAFETY DIRECTOR
Mayor Vanni reports that the K9 memorial is up. He thanks Mike and Jean Bowen for restoring
that, it looks great. He thanks his assistant, Molly, who reached out to the company to repair as
well and they did that for no charge.
He says the water show was a success. 64 years. Julie and her team did an incredible job with a
great turnout.
Touch a truck was another great event. Service, Fire, and Police did a lot for that and they did a
great job. We used part of the Safe Streets for All grant.
Rt. 2 maintenance- we are getting close. We had two productive meetings at the county
representing the Mayors and municipalities that are affected by Rt. 2. Something should happen
on that shortly.
Tomorrow morning, the new state law pertaining to property tax, one of their new requirements is
that all the municipalities meet with the budget commission. They are meeting tomorrow morning.
It consists of the Auditor, Treasurer, and the Prosecutor for the County. He suspects there will be
no issues with that.

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He wants to address 3 pieces of legislation regarding the contract for Concord Township. Another
for Microsoft email. This is part of the requirement for Cyber security. Also Next Gen 911. He and
the directors will answer questions about those pieces as we get to them.
Today is our Finance Director’s one year anniversary. This concludes his report.
COUNCIL DISCUSSION OF THE MAYOR’S REPORT
GENERAL COMMUNICATIONS & REPORTS – Directors & Officials
Service Director – Todd Shannon
He submitted his report electronically. Continuing to work on sidewalk by Dudley. Willowick is
under construction for the next few months. The parking lot will hopefully be done in the next two
weeks. Touch a truck was very successful. He thanks the Fire Department and Keith and Rob. It
was really cool.
Mr. McFarland asks for a reminder of the estimated completion for 305.
Todd says sometime in November-ish.
Tim says October 30th is the substantial completion date but it will likely go until November.
Should not pass that because that’s when asphalt plants close.
ODOT project.
Ms. Bisbee asks about the curbs that are no longer there. Are we doing anything with that? She
says there is a section that is already completed. People living there have questions about it.
Todd says the reveal is not steady through but it is done that way to minimize cost. What is there
will still do it’s job.
Tim says the curb reveal for the road is 6” which is standard for new roads. There is a threshold
we allow for drainage purposes. It doesn’t look like a brand new road but it is going to work
effectively. This is a resurfacing, that’s why it looks like that.
Recreation Director – Julie Kless
She thanks the lifeguards and the camp counselors for a great year. Without them the programs
wouldn’t be as successful as they are. Lifeguards took part in a water competition with 19 teams
from surrounding Cities and the boys’ team took first. Car show is this Sunday at Dudley from 14. If there is bad weather like they’re calling for, we will move it to Sunday August 30. Fall/Winter
guide is on the website and will start registrations on September 8.
Ms. Bisbee says another great year from a summer camp perspective and the water show was
awesome, so thank you. The fields were also great this year so thank you.
Mr. Malta says at the Budget meeting we got to see what the gym floor will cost us and how
aggressively Julie and Mike are going to go after that money. He really appreciates what she is
doing with that, the Mayor also.
City Engineer – Tim McLaughlin
Tim says he submitted his report earlier today. On there there were two items of legislation
related to funding for tonight. We applied for that section of Lakeshore and it will pay for a
portion of the asphalt. The other one is another grant we applied for to supplement expenses for
the parking lot. Please direct questions to him and Mr. Shannon for any construction inquiries.
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There is criteria for resurfacing and what will affect an apron or not from a drainage standpoint
or if we damage it. It is consistent and we carry the policy on and it helps maximize dollars and
keep in line with codes.
Mayor Vanni asks him to go over how we got to this point.
Tim says there’s a federal grant so it gets administered through ODOT. Verdantas did the design
with a third party engineering. There are three stages and one final submittal. The original design
included a plan to not affect curbs and aprons etc. It eliminates having to replace those. During
one of the final stages, one of their design engineers said we could not mill the road. They had a
technical justification for it, we disagreed but were overruled. We had issues with aprons being
pitched backwards or being flats towards peoples’ houses. We reproached. They accepted and
agreed to that so we went through a recalculation of the drives to eliminate some of the issues with
the apron reveals and curb issues. We eliminated almost 30 aprons having to be performed. He
and Todd went out and physically measured every apron. If it was close, we said replace it. You
don’t want to have to go back after the fact. We wanted to make sure residents got a fair reveal.
That’s how we got to this point.
Mr. Mohorcic asks if this is an LPA project?
Tim says yes. It’s technically through NOACA.
Finance Director – Goran Vrhovac
He says he has some items on the agenda. The appropriations are due to the fact we will be paying
the 27th pay period this year instead of next year. The emails, the City of Willowick was approved
to go to .gov which will help secure federal grants and help with the email system as well.
Mr. Malta congratulates him on the first year and says he is a good fit here. He hopes he sticks
around for a while. Cheryl was a great finance director but he is doing the job great.
Law Director – Mandy Gwirtz
No formal report, but open for questions especially for the legislation the Mayor pointed out.
Police Chief – Rob Daubenmire
No formal report, but open for questions. Will submit his report later this week. Item 7 on the
agenda he is happy to answer questions about.
Ms. Antosh asks if they can explain about the Flock cameras again. People on Facebook think they
are watching everybody.
Lt. Lawrence says there are a small amount of license plate reader cameras placed throughout the
City. Basically they are placed in public areas viewing the road to take pictures of the license
plates in public. It is not a search legally under the 4th amendment because the vehicle on the
roadway is supposed to have a publicly viewable license plate. These cameras take pictures of the
plates and cross reference the plate to a database pertaining to warrants, missing and endangered
people, stolen vehicles, etc. Officers will then get a notification. It has been a very helpful tool for
thousands of police departments in the Country and helped close cases that we wouldn’t have been
able to close before. He knows people have questions about it, but the data is our data and it is
unshared. It doesn’t search personally information or show addresses, security numbers, etc. It is
just public information regarding license plates. It is a tool that help to locate someone endangered
or suicidal. Also if crime occurred in the area, we can check cameras to see where that plate may
have gone.
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Ms. Antosh says the newscast interviewed the owner and they were keeping them on backup for
30 days and now it is only 7?
He says yes that’s an update they are rolling out. If we flag it for purposes of investigation then it
is not deleted but they are updating it to 7 days now. You can request an audit to see every officer
that has run a plate or searched a camera.
She says if someone is a criminal and they came into Willowick today, how far back can you go?
Can you do that?
He says you can search historically, you can expand the search area as well to see what cameras
that plate hit on. Only if those other departments agree to share the info. We share with everyone
around here because we are very dependent on each other.
She says it is a useful tool for all the police departments?
He says yes correct.
Fire Chief – Bill Malovrh
He emailed his report earlier and is open for questions.
Chief Housing/Zoning Inspector – Sean Brennan
Not present tonight.
WARD MATTERS
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
a) Public statement (1 minute maximum)
b) Council response to the public
c) Public clarification (30 seconds to 1 minute for the purpose of restating or rearticulating an
original question, concern, suggestion or idea)
Chuck Fidler, 609 E 315, says E 315 has become a drag race with cars zipping up and down. The
biggest problem is the e bikes. He has kids doing wheelies, not wearing helmets, riding on the
sidewalks and streets. It is a common problem. Everyone is concerned about it. What are the
laws? What is Willowick doing to control this? With school starting back up especially.
Phil Detering, 469 Bayridge, he asks what percentage of the cars have a license plate you can’t
read well enough to identify? What do you think about the darkened windows of so many cars
where you cannot see through them?
Dan Oldham, 30345 Lakeshore, lives next door to City property. He has been here 30 years. This
new parking lot is becoming an issue. Normally he likes to get up at night and look at the stars,
but now he has cars and construction going through there. The park at the end has created an
issue. Kids think it’s okay to continue down the beach onto his property. There was a group trying
to start a campfire and they were rude to him. He requests a privacy fence and asks that the
parking lot not be used until the fence is installed. Also some signs about stopping and not
continuing onto the private property.
Nancy Kosek, 413 Bayridge, is here because of the speeding on her street. Someone is going to get
hurt. There are pets and kids. Someone passed around her because she was going too slow for
him. He has a lot of respect for everyone, but something needs to be done.

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Her husband John, adds that the speeders have no regard for people on the sidewalks and people
are going 50-60 mph. Residents are putting up speed signs on their treelawns telling people to slow
down. It’s really bad. He jokes that if Rob gives him a ticket book he’ll handle it himself.
Another resident says he understands that the police department is doing their job, but he hasn’t
seen any tickets being issued about this. What would it take for some summer time speed bumps?
This is a school district too. Royalview at one end and the park at the other. He thinks speed
bumps would go a long way.
Chief Daubenmire asks if traffic has picked up since construction started?
They say yes.
He says we have had conversations with the Mayor about putting a speed trailer out there. It’s not
really a problem solving issue. As far as ebikes go, they’re working on an education approach at
the moment. He saw that Mentor on the Lake issued a new policy that they are going to ticket and
impound bikes. That’s another approach we could look at. They are supposed to be abiding by
speed limits as well.
A resident asks if they have to wear helmets?
He says right now it’s the same law as for bicycles, not required. The state regulated mopeds and
he feels they need to do the same for the ebikes.
The resident and the Police Chief have a conversation about this.
Ms. Koudela says call non-emergency and report it. A lot of it is trying to educate children on the
rules and risks of it. Ultimately they can be cited. If they are on the sidewalk the engine is not
supposed to be engaged.
There is discussion that you can take photos as evidence in public.
As far as plates and tinted windows go… Lt. Lawrence says the cameras are not perfect and they
miss some plates. The standard protocol is that if we get a hit, we have to independently verify that
is correct. We may get a hit on ABC1234 and we have to independently run that to verify that it is
stolen before we can go to a traffic stop. Sometimes it comes back that it is the wrong plate. Kind
of two-factor authentication. It’s not going to catch every plate. If there’s a cover it’s more
difficult to read. As far as tinted windows go, the law says that if we cannot describe the
drive/occupants then it is too dark. Officers make tinted window stops every day and usually tell
them to roll down all their windows. The tinting is state law.
John says Willowick is blessed with the finest police departments in the State of Ohio.
Phil asks again what percentage of the plates are illegible.
Lt. Lawrence says he cannot guess on a percentage but officers make stops for these issues every
day. Sometimes it results in a ticket, sometimes it doesn’t.
Another resident asks about the rules for a parked car in a driveway regarding plating every
year?
He says yes it needs plated.
Ms. Koudela refers to the fence request.
Mayor Vanni says he received a letter a few weeks ago about this from him. He asked Todd and
Tim to look into it, which they are doing. Once the parking lot is up we will get prices and see
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where it goes. It is not in the budget for this year. If we do something it would be more likely to get
done next year. He understands his frustration, but to not use the lot would be…. We have a big
event coming September 27 that this lot was a part of. The park closes at dark. We will monitor it.
As soon as he has an update he will give him more information.
Ms. Koudela asks if this was brought up to the Metroparks as well?
He says no, it’s on our side. We are still in the early stages of it.
The resident says there will be a lot more municipal parking there as well that will have police and
fire employees coming. He would hate to have his attorney file an injunction about this parking
lot. We get used to a lot in the City with noise. This also adds a lot of light beaming into his
windows. The privacy fence is important to him.
Tim says that was a consideration during the design of that lot which is why the new parking spots
are angled so that it would not shine into his home.
The resident says he has CCTV footage showing that.
Tim says the lot is not built yet.
He says it is from the single row of parking.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES
Finance – Bisbee, Mohorcic, Antosh
Ms. Bisbee reports that we had a joint meeting with budget that discussed the capital asset 5 year
plans and the grass watering program. We will continue to discuss and Goran is going to get more
information. Meeting again with Finance/Sewer in September.
Safety – Phares, Malta, McFarland
Mr. Malta says there will be a joint Service Utilities & Public Lands along with Street Sidewalks
and Sewers September 1 at 6:00 to talk about the possibility of naming the basketball court.
Mr. McFarland ends up reporting on Safety instead. He says they discussed ordinances related to
dog shelters and time outside in weather conditions as well as allowing bee keeping in the City.
Service, Utilities & Public Lands – Malta, Phares, McFarland
Streets, Sidewalks & Sewers – Mohorcic, Bisbee, Malta
Tax Compliance – McFarland, Antosh, Phares
Moral Claims – Antosh, Phares, Koudela
Budget – Mohorcic, Koudela, Bisbee
LIAISON REPORTS
Planning – Phares/Alternate Antosh
Board of Zoning Appeals – McFarland/Alternate Koudela
Volunteer Fire Fighters’ Dependents Fund Board – Antosh, Phares
Recreation Board – Bisbee/Alternate Phares
Plan Review Board – Antosh

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FUND TRANSFERS & BID AUTHORIZATIONS
CONTRACT APPROVALS
INTRODUCTION & CONSIDERATION OF LEGISLATION
6.

RESOLUTION NO. 2026- 28:
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING CONCORD TOWNSHIP TO PARTICIPATE IN THE
CITY OF WILLOWICK’S EXISTING SINGLE-HAULER SOLID WASTE AND
RECYCLING SERVICES CONTRACT WITH MAJOR WASTE DISPOSAL SERVICES,
INC., PURSUANT TO SECTION 9.48(B)(1) OF THE OHIO REVISED CODE, AND
DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
Mayor Vanni says Concord is looking for a single haul contractor. Right now every
resident can contract whoever they want. They are looking to go through Major Waste.
Apparently since they are a township they are allowed to piggyback on an existing
contract. Apparently Major does 80% of the area. This does not impact them at all. They
still have to vote on it, but it enables them to use the rates that we got. They need
permission from us, Major Waste, and then their trustees to vote on it. They had a town
hall on it last week. Nothing that impacts us or our residents.
Ms. Antosh asks if our contract is up theirs is too?
He says yes.
MOTION: Ms. Antosh to suspend the three readings. Mr. Malta second.
ROLL CALL: Ms. Bisbee, yea. Mr. Malta, yea. Mr. McFarland, yea. Ms. Koudela, yea.
Ms. Antosh, yea. Mr. Mohorcic, yea.
MOTION: Ms. Antosh to approve. Ms. Bisbee second.
ROLL CALL: Ms. Bisbee, yea. Mr. Malta, yea. Mr. McFarland, yea. Ms. Koudela, yea.
Ms. Antosh, yea. Mr. Mohorcic, yea.

RESOLUTION NO. 2026- 29:
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE MAYOR TO ENTER INTO
AMENDMENT NO. 1 TO THE CALLWORKS NG9-1-1 SYSTEM CONTRACT WITH
MOTOROLA SOLUTIONS CONNECTIVITY, INC. FOR THE MIGRATION OF THE
WILLOWICK POLICE DEPARTMENT’S 9-1-1 CALL HANDLING SYSTEM TO THE
VESTA NXT PUBLIC CLOUD PLATFORM, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
Mayor Vanni asks if Chief wants to go into details?
Chief Daubenmire says this system is going to improve dispatch. It will bring us up to the
20th century as far as being able to take 911 calls from cell phones. Right now those go to
Central and then they send it to whatever area it is coming from. This system will make
those calls go directly to the area it is coming from. This will save from wasted time. This
will also allow 911 calls, texting, and video calls from cell phones.
Mayor Vanni says right now we pay $20,000 per year for updates/upgrades for our 5 year
old 911 system. This is a 7 year contract. First two years we pay nothing, year three it
goes to $40,000. They will basically upgrade everything we need to be in compliance

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which we need to do to be able to keep our dispatch center. This will help us from having
to buy all new dispatch equipment.
Ms. Bisbee asks if it is through 2032.
Chief Daubenmire says one very important aspect of this is that everyone who pays for
their cell phones pay for an emergency fee. Those go to the County now but once we are
Next Gen compliant those fees go to the City.
MOTION: Ms. Antosh to suspend the three readings. Ms. Bisbee second.
ROLL CALL: Ms. Bisbee, yea. Mr. Malta, yea. Mr. McFarland, yea. Ms. Koudela, yea.
Ms. Antosh, yea. Mr. Mohorcic, ABSTAIN.
MOTION: Mr. Malta to approve. Ms. Antosh second.
ROLL CALL: Ms. Bisbee, yea. Mr. Malta, yea. Mr. McFarland, yea. Ms. Koudela, yea.
Ms. Antosh, yea. Mr. Mohorcic, ABSTAIN.
8.

RESOLUTION NO. 2026- 30:
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF WILLOWICK TO
PREPARE AND SUBMIT AN APPLICATION TO THE OHIO DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION, DISTRICT 12, FOR FUNDING THROUGH THE URBAN PAVING
PROGRAM FOR FISCAL YEARS 2028 THROUGH 2030 FOR THE RESURFACING OF
LAKESHORE BOULEVARD (STATE ROUTE 283), AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION
OF DOCUMENTS NECESSARY FOR THE SUBMISSION OF THE APPLICATION, AND
DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
No discussion.
MOTION: Ms. Antosh to suspend the three readings. Ms. Bisbee second.
ROLL CALL: Ms. Bisbee, yea. Mr. Malta, yea. Mr. McFarland, yea. Ms. Koudela, yea.
Ms. Antosh, yea. Mr. Mohorcic, yea.
MOTION: Mr. Malta to approve. Ms. Antosh second.
ROLL CALL: Ms. Bisbee, yea. Mr. Malta, yea. Mr. McFarland, yea. Ms. Koudela, yea.
Ms. Antosh, yea. Mr. Mohorcic, yea.

RESOLUTION NO. 2026-31:
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF WILLOWICK TO
PREPARE AND SUBMIT AN APPLICATION FOR FUNDING THROUGH THE LAKE
DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT
GRANT PROGRAM, AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF DOCUMENTS NECESSARY
FOR THE SUBMISSION OF THE APPLICATION, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
No discussion.
MOTION: Ms. Antosh to suspend the three readings. Mr. McFarland second.
ROLL CALL: Ms. Bisbee, yea. Mr. Malta, yea. Mr. McFarland, yea. Ms. Koudela, yea.
Ms. Antosh, yea. Mr. Mohorcic, ABSTAIN.
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MOTION: Ms. Antosh to approve. Ms. Bisbee second.
ROLL CALL: Ms. Bisbee, yea. Mr. Malta, yea. Mr. McFarland, yea. Ms. Koudela, yea.
Ms. Antosh, yea. Mr. Mohorcic, ABSTAIN.
10. ORDINANCE NO. 2026-28:
AN ORDINANCE DIRECTING THE DIRECTOR OF FINANCE TO CERTIFY
DELINQUENT ACCOUNTS TO THE LAKE COUNTY AUDITOR AND LAKE COUNTY
TREASURER FOR COLLECTION AS PROPERTY TAX AND DECLARING AN
EMERGENCY.
No discussion.
MOTION: Mr. Malta to suspend the three readings. Ms. Antosh second.
ROLL CALL: Ms. Bisbee, yea. Mr. Malta, yea. Mr. McFarland, yea. Ms. Koudela, yea.
Ms. Antosh, yea. Mr. Mohorcic, yea.
MOTION: Ms. Antosh to approve. Ms. Bisbee second.
ROLL CALL: Ms. Bisbee, yea. Mr. Malta, yea. Mr. McFarland, yea. Ms. Koudela, yea.
Ms. Antosh, yea. Mr. Mohorcic, yea.
11. ORDINANCE NO. 2026- 29:
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE 2026- 6 TO PROVIDE FOR ADDITIONAL
APPROPRIATIONS FROM The General Fund (101); The State Highway Fund (203); Fire
Emergency Rescue Fund (208); San. Storm Sewer Lateral Fund (211); Senior Citizens Center
Fund (220); Law Enforcment Fund (230); Municipal Tax Increment Equiv. Fund (302); Capital
Improvement Fund (401); 2025 Lateral Program Fund (431); Lakeshore Sewer Imp. Fund
(434); Forestgrove Sewer Imp. Fund (435);FOR CURRENT EXPENSES AND OTHER
EXPENDITURES OF THE CITY OF WILLOWICK, STATE OF OHIO, DURING THE
CALENDAR YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2026, AND DECLARING AN
EMERGENCY.
No discussion.
MOTION: Ms. Antosh to suspend the three readings. Ms. Bisbee second.
ROLL CALL: Ms. Bisbee, yea. Mr. Malta, yea. Mr. McFarland, yea. Ms. Koudela, yea.
Ms. Antosh, yea. Mr. Mohorcic, yea.
MOTION: Ms. Antosh to approve. Ms. Bisbee second.
ROLL CALL: Ms. Bisbee, yea. Mr. Malta, yea. Mr. McFarland, yea. Ms. Koudela, yea.
Ms. Antosh, yea. Mr. Mohorcic, yea.
12. RESOLUTION NO. 2026 – 32:
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE TRANSFER OF FUNDS FROM THE MUNICIPAL
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TAX INCREMENT EQUIVALENT FUND (302) TO THE LAKESHORE BLVD. SEWER
IMP. FUND (434) AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
No discussion.
MOTION: Mr. Malta to suspend the three readings. Ms. Antosh second.
ROLL CALL: Ms. Bisbee, yea. Mr. Malta, yea. Mr. McFarland, yea. Ms. Koudela, yea.
Ms. Antosh, yea. Mr. Mohorcic, yea.
MOTION: Ms. Antosh to approve. Ms. Bisbee second.
ROLL CALL: Ms. Bisbee, yea. Mr. Malta, yea. Mr. McFarland, yea. Ms. Koudela, yea.
Ms. Antosh, yea. Mr. Mohorcic, yea.
13. RESOLUTION NO. 2026 – 33:
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE TRANSFER OF FUNDS FROM THE GENERAL
FUND (101) TO THE SENIOR CITIZEN’S CENTER FUND (220) AND DECLARING AN
EMERGENCY.
No discussion.
MOTION: Ms. Antosh to suspend the three readings. Ms. Bisbee second.
ROLL CALL: Ms. Bisbee, yea. Mr. Malta, yea. Mr. McFarland, yea. Ms. Koudela, yea.
Ms. Antosh, yea. Mr. Mohorcic, yea.
MOTION: Ms. Antosh to approve. Ms. Bisbee second.
ROLL CALL: Ms. Bisbee, yea. Mr. Malta, yea. Mr. McFarland, yea. Ms. Koudela, yea.
Ms. Antosh, yea. Mr. Mohorcic, yea.
14. RESOLUTION NO. 2026 - 34:
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE TRANSFER OF FUNDS FROM THE SEWER
REVENUE FUND (205) TO THE FORESTGROVE SEWER IMP. FUND (435) AND
DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
No discussion.
MOTION: Ms. Antosh to suspend the three readings. Mr. Malta second.
ROLL CALL: Ms. Bisbee, yea. Mr. Malta, yea. Mr. McFarland, yea. Ms. Koudela, yea.
Ms. Antosh, yea. Mr. Mohorcic, yea.
MOTION: Ms. Antosh to approve. Ms. Bisbee second.
ROLL CALL: Ms. Bisbee, yea. Mr. Malta, yea. Mr. McFarland, yea. Ms. Koudela, yea.
Ms. Antosh, yea. Mr. Mohorcic, yea.
15. RESOLUTION NO. 2026 - 35:

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A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE TRANSFER OF FUNDS FROM THE SANITARY
& STORM SEWER LATERAL FUND (211) TO THE FORESTGROVE SEWER
IMPROVEMENT FUND (435) AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
No discussion.
MOTION: Ms. Antosh to suspend the three readings. Ms. Bisbee second.
ROLL CALL: Ms. Bisbee, yea. Mr. Malta, yea. Mr. McFarland, yea. Ms. Koudela, yea.
Ms. Antosh, yea. Mr. Mohorcic, yea.
MOTION: Ms. Antosh to approve. Ms. Bisbee second.
ROLL CALL: Ms. Bisbee, yea. Mr. Malta, yea. Mr. McFarland, yea. Ms. Koudela, yea.
Ms. Antosh, yea. Mr. Mohorcic, yea.
MISCELLANEOUS
16. Motion to approve a purchase order in the amount of $10,586.80 to Imperial Dade to purchase
a new T300e Walk Behind Floor Scrubber.
MOTION: Ms. Antosh motions to approve. Ms. Bisbee second.
Ms. Bisbee asks if this is a replacement?
Yes.
ROLL CALL: Ms. Bisbee, yea. Mr. Malta, yea. Mr. McFarland, yea. Ms. Koudela, yea. Ms.
Antosh, yea. Mr. Mohorcic, yea.
17. Motion authorizing the Mayor to designate The Fedeli Group, 5005 Rockside Road, Fifth
Floor, Independence, Ohio 44131, as the City of Willowick’s broker and agent of record for the
City’s property and casualty insurance program for a one-year term, with no increase in the
existing insurance premiums, fees, or commissions resulting from the broker change, and
authorizing the Mayor to execute any agent-of-record or broker-of-record letters necessary to
effectuate the change.
MOTION: Ms. Antosh motions to approve. Ms. Bisbee second.
ROLL CALL: Ms. Bisbee, yea. Mr. Malta, yea. Mr. McFarland, yea. Ms. Koudela, yea. Ms.
Antosh, yea. Mr. Mohorcic, yea.
18. A motion authorizing the expenditure of $98,098.00 for All-American for the purchase of PPE
(Personal Protective Equipment) Pants and Coats out of account 101.102.5272 and
208.102.5272 .
MOTION: Ms. Antosh motions to approve. Ms. Bisbee second.
ROLL CALL: Ms. Bisbee, yea. Mr. Malta, yea. Mr. McFarland, yea. Ms. Koudela, yea. Ms.
Antosh, yea. Mr. Mohorcic, yea.
19. A motion authorizing the expenditure of $11854.00 for All-American for the purchase of PPE
(Personal Protective Equipment) Boots out of account 101.102.5272 and 208.102.5272.
MOTION: Ms. Antosh motions to approve. Ms. Bisbee second.

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ROLL CALL: Ms. Bisbee, yea. Mr. Malta, yea. Mr. McFarland, yea. Ms. Koudela, yea. Ms.
Antosh, yea. Mr. Mohorcic, yea.
20. Motion to authorize the expenditure of $3264.00 to Microsoft for the City's yearly email
subscription.
MOTION: Ms. Antosh motions to approve. Ms. Bisbee second.
Ms. Bisbee asks if this covers all of the City’s outlook mail program?
Goran says it will only cover the emails for about 68 full time employees including Council. One of
the reasons we switch to .gov is so we can get this price. If we switch 180 emails over it will double
this cost and not include any of the packages that Microsoft includes. This is strictly just for
emails. Our emails have been crashing repeatedly for the last 6 months because we are still using
2016. Whenever Tom comes in to fix, we have to pay an extra $500 to Microsoft.
ROLL CALL: Ms. Bisbee, yea. Mr. Malta, yea. Mr. McFarland, yea. Ms. Koudela, yea. Ms.
Antosh, yea. Mr. Mohorcic, yea.
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
a) Public statement (1 minute maximum)
b) Council response to the public
c) Public clarification (30 seconds to 1 minute for the purpose of restating or rearticulating an
original question, concern, suggestion or idea)
John makes an observation, he was a police officer a long time ago. One of his duties was to tell
people to cut their grass. There is serious crime and traffic offenses, the whole atmosphere or
policing has changed. Now it’s a matter of priorities. He would rather see less enforcement of
traffic resulting in less serious crime. It is a one-on-one confrontation, policing. Unless you get to a
critical mess then you have to take care of it. The last thing he does at night is put his head on his
pillow and thank god for the Willowick police outside his door.
Mr. Oldham points out there is already an Ordinance for lights and privacy fences. Utilizing that
parking lot could be in violation of your own ordinance.
Who do I petition to get speed bumps on my street?
Mr. Shannon says in regards to speed bumps, we place them in parking lots. Speed tables are
what we have looked at. The problem with this is how our driveways are laid out. Most driveway
aprons are offset. That’s the problem we are running into. Removable has to put spikes in the
street. It’s not to say it’s something we aren’t exploring though. Asphalt in the winter will get torn
up. The federal grant SS4A is for this stuff. We are compiling data for that.
Mr. Malta says he missed something the first time around, can you explain what a striker cot and
load system is?
Chief Malovrh says it is the stretcher we use on the ambulances. In the old days we had to pick
them up and load them in but this does it for you and eliminates back injuries.
ADJOURNMENT
Ms. Koudela calls for a Motion to Adjourn the Meeting.
MOTION: Ms. Antosh motions to approve. Mr. Malta second.

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ROLL CALL: Ms. Bisbee, yea. Mr. Malta, yea. Mr. McFarland, yea. Ms. Koudela, yea. Ms.
Antosh, yea. Mr. Mohorcic, yea.
Motion carried. Meeting Adjourned at 7:43 p.m.
________________________________________
Clerk of Council
_______________________________________

______________________

Council President

Date

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ORDINANCE NO. 2026 - 30
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE 2026- 6 TO PROVIDE FOR ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS FROM
The General Fund (101); The Police & Fire Cap. Levy Fund (207); Street Improvement Levy Fund (213); NOPEC
Grant Fund (277); Municipal Tax Increment Equiv. Fund (302); Donations & Bequests Fund (803); FOR
CURRENT EXPENSES AND OTHER EXPENDITURES OF THE CITY OF WILLOWICK, STATE OF OHIO, DURING
THE CALENDAR YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2026, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.

SECTION 1. Be it ordained by the Council of the City of Willowick, State of Ohio, that to provide for the current
expenses and other expenditures of said City of Willowick during the calendar year ending December 31, 2026, that
the following sums be and they are hereby set aside and appropriated as follows:
SECTION 2. That there be appropriated from the General Fund:
General Fund
Safety Communications Dept.
Wages-OVERTIME
Safety Communications Dept.

101-100-5199

TOTAL General Fund:

3,000.00
3,000.00

3,000.00

SECTION 3. That there be appropriated from the Police & Fire Cap. Levy Fund:
Police & Fire Cap. Levy Fund:
Capital Improvements-Police
Hospitalization
Police Department

207-101.5610
207-101.5703

TOTAL Police & Fire Cap. Levy Fund

(14,000.00)
14,000.00
-

SECTION 4. That there be appropriated from the Street Improvement Levy Fund
Transportation Department
Street Resurface & Repair
Transportation Department

213.601.5367

375,800.00
375,800.00

Issue II 2025 Lateral Program
Transfer Fund
Issue II 2025 Lateral Program

213-916-5934

(375,800.00)
(375,800.00)

TOTAL Street Improvement Levy Fund:

SECTION 5. That there be appropriated from the NOPEC Grant Fund
Administrative Support
Capital Improvements

227-711-5600

22,280.00
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NOPEC Grant Fund

22,280.00

TOTAL NOPEC Grant Fund

22,280.00

SECTION 6. That there be appropriated from the Municipal Tax Increment Equi. Fund:
Administrative Support
Pilot Reimb. To W/E schools
Administrative Support

302.711.5720

TOTAL Municipal Tax Increment Equi. Fund:

171,000.00
171,000.00

171,000.00

SECTION 7. That there be appropriated from the Donations & Bequests Fund:
Donations & Bequests Fund
Donations
Donations Department

803.811.5800

TOTAL Donations & Bequests Fund

1,750.00
1,750.00

1,750.00

SECTION 8. That the Finance Director is hereby authorized to make expenditures or payments from any of the
foregoing appropriations upon receiving proper certification and vouchers therefore, approved by the Board of Officers
authorized by law to approve the same, or an Ordinance or Resolution of Council to make the expenditures; provided
that no warrants shall be drawn or paid for salaries or wages except to persons employed by authority of and in
accordance with law or ordinance.
SECTION 9. All formal actions of this Council concerning the passage of this Ordinance were adopted in an open
meeting, and that all deliberations of this Council, or any of its Committees, which resulted in such formal action, were
in meetings open to the public, in compliance with all legal requirements, including Section 3.12 of the Charter of the
City of Willowick and Section 121.22 of the Ohio Revised Code.
SECTION 10. That the Clerk of Council be and she is hereby requested to deliver a certified copy of this Ordinance to
the Lake County Auditor.
SECTION 11. That this Ordinance is hereby declared and determined to be an emergency measure necessary for the
preservation of the public peace, health and safety of said City for the reason that immediate provision must be made
for the appropriation herein provided for and it shall, therefore, be in effect immediately upon its approval by the Mayor
of the City.
Approved by the Mayor on
ATTEST:
_________________________ , 2026
______________________________
Council President

_________________________
Mayor

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BID/PERMIT SUBMISSION

EC T

IT
ER

E D A RC

CHRISTOPHER D SMITH
LICENSE #9912446
EXPIRATION DATE 12/31/2027

SITE
LOCATION

30525 LAKESHORE BLVD

ARCH DEMOLITION
AD101
DEMOLITION PLAN
AD102
DEMOLITION INTERIOR ELEVATIONS
AD201
DEMOLITION REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
3

LAKE METROPARKS

COVER SHEET

CODE REVIEW
CR201
OCCUPANCY & EGRESS PLAN - LEVEL 1
1

INTERIORS
ID101-1
1

LAKEFRONT LODGE - INTERIOR RENOVATION

SHEET NAME

ARCHITECTURAL
A000
NOTES AND LEGENDS
A101
FLOOR PLAN
A201
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
A610
STAIR & RAILING DETAILS
A702
INTERIOR ELEVATIONS
A750
CASEWORK SECTIONS
6

JULY 30, 2026

DRAWING LIST
SHEET
NUMBER
GENERAL
CS1
1

30525 LAKESHORE BLVD

E OF O

CHRISTOPHER
D
SMITH
9912446

REG

LAKEFRONT LODGE - INTERIOR RENOVATION

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description

date

FLOOR FINISH PLAN

MECH DEMOLITION
MD101
LEVEL 1 - MECHANICAL DEMOLITION PLAN
1
MECHANICAL
M101
MECHANICAL PLAN, SCHEDULES AND SYMBOLS
M102
MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS
2

PROJECT
SITE

ELEC DEMOLITION
ED101
ELECTRICAL DEMOLITION PLAN
1
ELECTRICAL
E101
ELECTRICAL PLAN
ED001
ELECTRICAL NOTES, SYMBOLS, AND SCHEDULES
2
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01

BID

07.30.2026

no.

description

date

THENDESIGN ARCHITECTURE

TEC INC. ENGINEERING & DESIGN

4230 RIVER ST.
WILLOUGHBY, OH 44094

33851 CURTIS BLVD. STE 216
EASTLAKE, OH 44095

CONTACT: ADAM PARRIS
[email protected]

CONTACT: JOHN MILENIUS
[email protected]

440.269.2266

440.953.8760

COVER SHEET

MEP ENGINEER

sheet name:

ARCHITECT

design and construction documents as instruments of service are
given in confidence and remain the property of thendesign
architecture ltd. the use of this design and these construction
documents for purposes other than the specific project named
herein is strictly prohibited without expressed written consent of
thendesign architecture ltd.

Project Issues

drawn by:

Author
checked by:

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sheet number:

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job number:

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3 HR RATED PARTITION
GROUTED

EC T

2 HR RATED PARTITION

CHRISTOPHER
D
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9912446

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1 HR RATED PARTITION

E OF O

SMOKE PARTITION

WALL HATCH LEGEND

E D A RC

CHRISTOPHER D SMITH
LICENSE #9912446
EXPIRATION DATE 12/31/2027

CODE REVIEW LEGEND
TRAVEL DISTANCE
TRAVEL DISTANCE - FEC
ADA CLEARANCES
EGRESS CAPACITY SYMBOL
X
0
Y

W = CLEAR WIDTH OF LIMITING COMPONENT (INCHES)
(W = DOOR FACE AND STOP)

0
W

X = OCCUPANTS USING EXIT

0
Z

Y= EXIT CAPACITY BASED ON CLEAR WIDTH

Z = EGRESS WIDTH PER OCCUPANT (INCHES/OCCUPANT)

HORIZONTAL EXIT - AREA OF REFUGE

0
ARP
0
ARR

0
OCC
3

ARP =

AREA OF REFUGE PROVIDED

ARR =

AREA OF REFUGE REQUIRED

OCC =

OCCUPANT LOAD

3 SF/O = SQUARE FOOT PER OCCUPANT

BUILDING AND FLOOR EXIT NUMBER - OCCUPANT LOAD

COMBINED OCCUPANTS
PER AREA

OFFICE
9

OFFICE
10

END

DEAD END CORRIDOR < 50 ft

< 50ft

PATH C

PATH A

OFFICE
8

HALL
7

HALL
2

1 1/2"

OFFICE
6

EXISTING ADA
RESTROOM
4
LOBBY
3

30525 LAKESHORE BLVD

PATH B

MULTIPURPOSE
ROOM
1

LAKE METROPARKS

FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET (FEC)
DEAD

LAKEFRONT LODGE - INTERIOR RENOVATION

EXIT LOAD ARROW

description

date

CODE REVIEW NOTES
1.

THE OWNER HAS SUBMITTED THESE PLANS TO THE LOCAL
JURISDICTION FOR PLAN APPROVAL AND HAS PAID THE PLAN
REVIEW FEE. PERMIT FEES ARE BY CONTRACTOR. EACH
CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR OBTAINING AND PAYING
THE COST OF ALL PERMITS AND LICENSES REQUIRED FOR
HIS/HER WORK.

ALL SECTION NUMBERS (BELOW) REFER TO THE 2024 EDITION
OF THE OHIO EXISTING BUILDING CODE (O.E.B.C.). THE
ALTERATION WORK AREA IS LESS THAN 50% OF THE
OVERALL BUILDING AREA. THIS WILL BE A LEVEL-2
ALTERATION (TOTAL BUILDING AREA = 4,412 SF (FIRST FLOOR
ONLY), ALTERATION AREA = 1,359 SF)

THE EXISTING BUILDING IS A ONE STORY BUILDING WITH A
BASEMENT. THE BUILDING IS PARTIALLY SPRINKLERED
(BASEMENT). THE EXISTING BUILDING IS TYPE VB.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

THE EXISTING POSTED OCCUPANCY FOR THE MULITPURPOSE
ROOM IS A MAX OCCUPANCY OF 50 OCCPUANTS. THE
OCCUPANCY COUNT WILL REMAIN UNCHANGED.

TRAVEL DISTANCE PATH CALCS

CR201

LEVEL 1 - OCCUPANCY EGRESS
SCALE:

1/4" = 1'-0"

Family
Path A
_CODE_Travel Distance_Egress
_CODE_Travel Distance_Egress
_CODE_Travel Distance_Egress
_CODE_Travel Distance_Egress
_CODE_Travel Distance_Egress

Path ID

Travel Distance

Path A
Path A
Path A
Path A
Path A

14' - 0 1/16"
23' - 0"
3' - 4 7/16"
6' - 7 1/8"
8' - 4"
55' - 3 9/16"

Path B
_CODE_Travel Distance_Egress
_CODE_Travel Distance_Egress

Path B
Path B

12' - 0"
4' - 9"
16' - 9"

BID

07.30.2026

no.

description

date

Project Issues

OCCUPANCY & EGRESS PLAN - LEVEL 1

ALL EGRESS PATHS THROUGH EXISTING EXIT DOORS REMAIN.

sheet name:

THE RENOVATION WORK IS LIMITED TO RENOVATING THE
EXISTING MULTIPURPOSE ROOM AND KITCHEN. THERE IS NO
USE OR OCCUPANCY CHANGES. THE WORK INCLUDES
REMOVAL OF INTERIOR PARTITIONS, DUCTS, PLUMBING, AND
ELECTRICAL. NEW WORK SCOPE INCLUDES NEW LIGHTING,
REWORK OF DIFFUSERS, A NEW SINK, CABINETRY, AND NEW
INTERIOR FINISHES. THE BUILDING FOOTPRINT REMAINS
UNCHANGED.

Sheet Revisions

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_CODE_Travel Distance_Egress
_CODE_Travel Distance_Egress
_CODE_Travel Distance_Egress
_CODE_Travel Distance_Egress
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checked by:

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Path C
Path C
Path C
Path C

6' - 7 1/8"
8' - 4"
17' - 3 1/8"
7' - 0"
5' - 7"
44' - 9 1/4"

Checker
sheet number:

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job number:

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7
8
9
10
11
12
13

THIS DRAWING IS FOR GENERAL INFORMATION ONLY, AND DOES NOT
INDICATE ALL DEMOLITION REQUIREMENTS. REFER TO ALL DRAWINGS,
SPECIFICATIONS, AND ACTUAL FIELD CONDITIONS TO DETERMINE THE
FULL SCOPE AND SPECIFIC REMOVAL REQUIREMENTS.

CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS AND BE
FAMILIAR WITH THE RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE FEDERAL, STATE,
COUNTY AND CITY. REPORT ALL DISCREPANCIES TO THE ARCHITECT
AND/OR OWNER. TEMPORARY SHUTDOWNS OF BUILDING SYSTEMS
MUST BE COORDINATED AND APPROVED BY THE OWNER.

CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE DUMPSTERS SERVING ALL AREAS OF
DEMOLITION AND FOR THE DISCARDING OF ALL DEMOLISHED
MATERIALS.

COORDINATE WITH OWNER REMOVAL / RELOCATION OF EXISTING
FURNITURE, SHELVING AND EQUIPMENT.

REFER TO REFLECTED CEILING PLAN FOR ADDITIONAL DEMOLITION
REQUIREMENTS.

REQUIRED EXITS, EXISTING STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS, FIRE PROTECTION
DEVICES AND SANITARY SAFEGUARDS SHALL BE MAINTAINED AT ALL
TIMES DURING REMODELING, ALTERATIONS, REPAIRS OR ADDITIONS TO
ANY BUILDING OR STRUCTURE.

WASTE MATERIALS SHALL BE REMOVED IN A MANNER WHICH PREVENTS
INJURY OR DAMAGE TO PERSONS, ADJOINING PROPERTIES AND PUBLIC
RIGHTS-OF-WAY.

PROVISIONS SHALL BE MADE TO PREVENT THE ACCUMULATION OF
WATER OR DAMAGE TO ANY FOUNDATIONS ON THE PREMISES OR THE
ADJOINING PROPERTY.

9' - 10"

12. PEDESTRIANS AND OCCUPANTS, IF PRESENT, SHALL BE PROTECTED
DURING CONSTRUCTION, REMODELING AND DEMOLITION ACTIVITIES.
SIGNS SHALL BE PROVIDED TO DIRECT PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC.
13. ALL STRUCTURES UNDER CONSTRUCTION, ALTERATION OR DEMOLITION
SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH NOT LESS THAN ONE APPROVED PORTABLE
FIRE EXTINGUISHER IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 906 AND SIZED FOR
NOT LESS THAN ORDINARY HAZARD AS FOLLOWS:
A. AT EACH STAIRWAY ON ALL FLOOR LEVELS WHERE
COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS HAVE ACCUMULATED.
B. AT EVERY STORAGE AND CONSTRUCTION SHED.
C. ADDITIONAL PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS SHALL BE
PROVIDED WHERE SPECIAL HAZARDS EXIST, SUCH AS
STORAGE AND USE OF FLAMMABLE AND COMUBSTIBLE
LIQUIDS.

14. REQUIRED MEANS OF EGRESS SHALL BE MAINTAINED AT ALL TIMES
DURING CONSTRUCTION, DEMOLITION, REMODELING OR ALTERATIONS
AND ADDITIONS TO ANY BUILDING.

11
10
13

15. PATCH & REPAIR FLOORS, FLOOR FINISHES, WALLS, AND CEILINGS AS
REQUIRED FOR INSTALLATION OF MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING,
AND DATA WORK. FINISHES SHALL MATCH ADJACENT.

2' - 9"

11
13

CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE TO REPAIR & PREPARE ALL
ADJACENT SUBSTRATES FOR APPLICATION OF NEW FINISHES REQUIRED
AND AS SPECIFIED WHERE BUILDING COMPONENTS HAVE BEEN
REMOVED. WHERE NEW FINISHES ARE NOT REQUIRED OR SPECIFIED
THE DEMOLITION CONTRACTOR SHALL REPAIR EXISTING SUBSTRATES
TO MATCH ADJACENT SUBSTRATES.

PROTECT EXISTING SURFACES TO REMAIN DURING DEMOLITION.
DAMAGE TO SURFACES NOT BEING DEMOLISHED SHALL BE REPAIRED
AT THE CONTRACTOR'S EXPENSE.

THE CONTRACTOR IS TO PROMPTLY REPAIR ALL DAMAGE CAUSED TO
ADJACENT AREAS BY DEMOLITION AT NO ADDITIONAL EXPENSE TO THE
OWNER. CONTRACTOR IS TO PATCH AS REQUIRED TO MATCH EXISTING
ADJACENT AREA IN MATERIAL, FINISH AND COLOR TO THE
SATISFACTION OF THE ARCHITECT AND OWNER.

IN ALL AREAS WHERE DEMOLITION CAUSES UNEVENNESS AND/OR VOIDS
IN THE FLOORS, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
PATCHING AND FLOOR LEVELING TO LEVEL FLOOR WITH ADJACENT
SURFACES. FLOOR LEVELING MATERIAL SHALL BE COMPATIBLE WITH
NEW FLOOR FINISH MATERIALS.

IN ALL AREAS WHERE DEMOLITION CAUSES UNEVENNESS AND/OR VOIDS
IN GYPSUM BOARD OR PLASTER WALLS, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE
RESPONSIBLE FOR PATCHING AND LEVELING THE THE WALL WITH
ADJACENT SURFACES. APPLY A SKIM COATING TO WALL SURFACES
WITH EXTENSIVE VOIDS AND/OR UNEVENNESS.

ALL PROJECTING OR SURFACE MOUNTED ITEMS ASSOCIATED WITH
DEMOLITION SHALL BE EITHER REMOVED, CAPPED AND/OR CONCEALED
BEHIND FINISHED SURFACES UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE IN THE
CONTRACT DOCUMENTS.

4' - 1"

2
7

6' - 1"
2

EXISTING HALL
3
138 SF

PROJECT LIMITS

2' - 2"

no.

CONTRACTOR SHALL PATCH AND REPAIR EXISTING WALLS AND FLOORS
ASSOCIATED WITH THEIR WORK INCLUDING REMOVED EQUIPMENT,
ANCHORS AND FASTENERS TO THE ARCHITECTS SATISFACTION.

REMOVE EXISTING FLOOR AND BASE MATERIALS IN AREAS SCHEDULED
TO RECEIVE NEW FLOORING.

EXISTING
LOBBY
4
106 SF

11. WHERE ITEMS ARE SHOWN TO BE REMOVED, CONTRACTOR SHALL BE
RESPONSIBLE TO MAINTAIN REQUIRED FIRE RATINGS BY PROVIDING
NECESSARY FIRESTOPPING, OR FIRE RATED ASSEMBLIES. PATCHED
AREAS SHALL COMPLY WITH APPLICABLE CODES.
8

12. ALL BUILDING SERVICES REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN BUILDING OPERATION
OF OTHER AREAS SHALL BE MAINTAINED. BUILDING SERVICES IN
FINISHED SPACES SHALL BE CONCEALED, UNLESS OTHERWISE
INDICATED. BUILDING SERVICES ENCOUNTERED IN DEMOLISHED
PARTITIONS AND CEILINGS WHICH ARE TO REMAIN SHALL BE REROUTED
AND CONCEALED. THOSE BUILDING SERVICES THAT ARE INDICATED TO
BE ABANDONED SHALL BE CAPPED AND CONCEALED IN THE FLOOR
WALL OR CEILING. CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE TO VERIFY
ALL SERVICES PRIOR TO REMOVAL AND DISCONNECTION INCLUDING
ELECTRICAL, HVAC, PLUMBING, SECURITY, AND TELEPHONE/DATA FOR
ADJOINING OCCUPIED SPACES.
13. PATCH/REPAIR ALL CRACKS, SPALLING CONCRETE, ETC. AT ALL AREAS
OF NEW FLOOR WORK.
14. PREPARE ALL EXISTING WALLS SCHEDULED TO RECEIVE NEW WALL
FINISHES.
15. IN WORK AREAS, REMOVE BRACKETS, HANGERS, HOOKS, TAPE, TACK
STRIPS, STICKERS, PICTURES, ETC. FROM WALLS, CEILINGS, FRAMES,
HEATERS, AND OTHER SURFACES TO REMAIN.

AD101

DEMOLITION PLAN
SCALE:

1/2" = 1'-0"

Sheet Revisions

10. REMOVE EXISTING CEILING MATERIALS AND SUPPORT SYSTEMS IN
AREAS SCHEDULED TO RECEIVE NEW CEILINGS.

date

BID

07.30.2026

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EXISTING ADA
RESTROOM
5
48 SF

description

DEMOLITION PLAN

CHRISTOPHER D SMITH
LICENSE #9912446
EXPIRATION DATE 12/31/2027

sheet name:

EXISTING
KITCHEN
1
105 SF

24' - 11"

8' - 6"

4' - 4 1/2"

6' - 7"

REMOVE EXISTING ELEMENTS AS INDICATED BY DASHED LINES.
SURFACES OF EXISTING AREAS WHICH HAVE BEEN ALTERED BY
DEMOLITION NOT SPECIFICALLY CALLED FOR SHALL BE REPAIRED AND
FINISHED TO MATCH THE ADJACENT SURFACES. PROTECT ALL
REMAINING SURFACES, FLOORS, WALLS, AND CEILINGS FROM AREAS OF
DEMOLITION AND CONSTRUCTION.

3 1/2"

3' - 4 1/2"

11' - 5 1/2"

8' - 1"

8' - 6"

REF.

5' - 8"

GENERAL NOTES
DEMOLITION FLOOR PLAN

15' - 1"

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EXISTING
MULTIPURPOSE
ROOM
2
1017 SF

E D A RC

LAKE METROPARKS

10' - 2"

11. SANITARY FACILITIES SHALL BE PROVIDED DURING CONSTRUCTION,
REMODELING OR DEMOLITION ACTIVITIES.

10. SERVICE UTILITY CONNECTIONS SHALL BE DISCONNECTED AND CAPPED
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE RULES OF THE APPLICABLE GOVERNING
AUTHORITY.

PROJECT LIMITS

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D
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CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS AND
DIMENSIONS. REPORT ALL DISCREPANCIES TO THE ARCHITECT.

DEMO EXISTING WALL.
DEMO PORTION OF EXISTING WALL. SEE AD102.
DEMO EXISTING HANDRAIL.
DEMO HEARTH. PATCH AND REPAIR FLOORING. PREP FOR
CASEWORK INSULATION.
DEMO EXISTING STEP CONSTRUCTION. LEVEL WITH FLOOR. PREP
SURFACE FOR NEW STEP CONSTRUCTION.
EXISTING FLOORING TO RAMIN. PROTECT DURING
DEMO/CONSTRUCTION.
EXISTING STONE FIREPLACE TO REMAIN. PROTECT DURING
DEMO/CONSTRUCTION.
EXISTING DOOR/WINDOW TO REMAIN. PROTECT DURING
DEMO/CONSTRUCTION.
REMOVE EXISTING WAINSCOT PANELING AND CHAIR RAIL. PATCH
& PREP WALL TO RECEIVE NEW FINISHES.
DEMO/REMOVE EXISTING FLOORING. PREP SUBFLOOR TO
RECEIVE NEW FLOORING.
CAREFULLY REMOVE ALL EXISTING ARTWORK, SIGNS, &
PLAQUES. TURN OVER TO OWNER.
EXISTING DEFIBRILLATOR AND FIRST AID KIT. TURN OVER TO
OWNER.
REMOVE EXISTING VINYL WALL BASE.

REG

1
2
3
4

GENERAL DEMOLITION
REQUIREMENTS

CODED NOTES - DEMOLITION PLAN

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CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE DUMPSTERS SERVING ALL AREAS OF
DEMOLITION AND FOR THE DISCARDING OF ALL DEMOLISHED
MATERIALS.

COORDINATE WITH OWNER REMOVAL / RELOCATION OF EXISTING
FURNITURE, SHELVING AND EQUIPMENT.

REFER TO REFLECTED CEILING PLAN FOR ADDITIONAL DEMOLITION
REQUIREMENTS.

WASTE MATERIALS SHALL BE REMOVED IN A MANNER WHICH PREVENTS
INJURY OR DAMAGE TO PERSONS, ADJOINING PROPERTIES AND PUBLIC
RIGHTS-OF-WAY.

PROVISIONS SHALL BE MADE TO PREVENT THE ACCUMULATION OF
WATER OR DAMAGE TO ANY FOUNDATIONS ON THE PREMISES OR THE
ADJOINING PROPERTY.

2' - 0"

10"
8' - 1 3/4"

2
AD102

14' - 10 1/4"

ENTRY WALL DEMO
SCALE:

EXISTING RAMP TO REMAIN.
PROTECT DURING CONSTRUCTION.

EXISTING PORTION OF WALL TO BE DEMOLISHED.
LEVEL, PREP AND REPAIR SURFACE EDGE FOR
NEW WALL CONSTRUCTION.

1/2" = 1'-0"

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1' - 3"
3' - 3"
3' - 6"

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D
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9912446

DEMO EXISTING RAILING.

CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS AND
DIMENSIONS. REPORT ALL DISCREPANCIES TO THE ARCHITECT.

REG

DEMO WALL UP TO
EXISTING SOFFIT.
PATCH AND REPAIR
EXPOSED SURFACE. PREP
SURFACE FOR PAINT.

EXISTING PORTION OF WALL
TO BE DEMOLISHED. LEVEL
PREP AND REPAIR SURFACE
EDGE FOR NEW WALL
CONSTRUCTION.

GENERAL DEMOLITION
REQUIREMENTS

Item #5.

E D A RC

CHRISTOPHER D SMITH
LICENSE #9912446
EXPIRATION DATE 12/31/2027

10. SERVICE UTILITY CONNECTIONS SHALL BE DISCONNECTED AND CAPPED
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE RULES OF THE APPLICABLE GOVERNING
AUTHORITY.

EXISTING PORTION OF WALL TO BE DEMOLISHED.
LEVEL, PREP AND REPAIR SURFACE EDGE FOR
NEW WALL CONSTRUCTION.

AD102

4' - 2 1/2"

15. PATCH & REPAIR FLOORS, FLOOR FINISHES, WALLS, AND CEILINGS AS
REQUIRED FOR INSTALLATION OF MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING,
AND DATA WORK. FINISHES SHALL MATCH ADJACENT.

EXISTING STEP CONSTRUCTION TO BE
DEMOLISHED. LEVEL WITH FLOOR. PREP
SURFACE FOR NEW STEP CONSTRUCTION.

EXISTING PORTION OF
WALL TO REMAIN.

GENERAL NOTES
DEMOLITION FLOOR PLAN

Elevation 2 - c
SCALE:

1/2" = 1'-0"

DEMO EXISTING SOFFITS IN
KITCHEN. REFERENCE AD201.

EXISTING SOFFIT TO REMAIN.
PROTECT DURING CONSTRUCTION.

DEMO ALL CASEWORK,
ELECTRICAL AND PLUMBING
IN EXISTING KITCHEN.

PROTECT EXISTING SURFACES TO REMAIN DURING DEMOLITION.
DAMAGE TO SURFACES NOT BEING DEMOLISHED SHALL BE REPAIRED
AT THE CONTRACTOR'S EXPENSE.

ALL PROJECTING OR SURFACE MOUNTED ITEMS ASSOCIATED WITH
DEMOLITION SHALL BE EITHER REMOVED, CAPPED AND/OR CONCEALED
BEHIND FINISHED SURFACES UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE IN THE
CONTRACT DOCUMENTS.

no.

DEMO ALL CASEWORK,
ELECTRICAL AND PLUMBING
IN EXISTING KITCHEN.

AD102

KITCHEN DEMO - SOUTH ELEVATION
SCALE:

1/2" = 1'-0"

5
AD102

1/2" = 1'-0"

DEMO EXISTING SOFFITS IN
KITCHEN. REFERENCE AD201.

REMOVE EXISTING FLOOR AND BASE MATERIALS IN AREAS SCHEDULED
TO RECEIVE NEW FLOORING.

DEMO EXISTING SOFFITS IN
KITCHEN. REFERENCE AD201.

DEMO ALL CASEWORK,
ELECTRICAL AND PLUMBING
IN EXISTING KITCHEN.

4
AD102

KITCHEN DEMO - NORTH ELEVATION
SCALE:

1/2" = 1'-0"

DEMO ALL CASEWORK,
ELECTRICAL AND PLUMBING
IN EXISTING KITCHEN.

6
AD102

KITCHEN DEMO - EAST ELEVATION
SCALE:

1/2" = 1'-0"

Sheet Revisions

10. REMOVE EXISTING CEILING MATERIALS AND SUPPORT SYSTEMS IN
AREAS SCHEDULED TO RECEIVE NEW CEILINGS.

KITCHEN DEMO - WEST ELEVATION
SCALE:

CONTRACTOR SHALL PATCH AND REPAIR EXISTING WALLS AND FLOORS
ASSOCIATED WITH THEIR WORK INCLUDING REMOVED EQUIPMENT,
ANCHORS AND FASTENERS TO THE ARCHITECTS SATISFACTION.

date

BID

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no.

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date

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description

DEMOLITION INTERIOR ELEVATIONS

14. REQUIRED MEANS OF EGRESS SHALL BE MAINTAINED AT ALL TIMES
DURING CONSTRUCTION, DEMOLITION, REMODELING OR ALTERATIONS
AND ADDITIONS TO ANY BUILDING.

sheet name:

EXISTING FLOOR
STRUCTURE TO REMAIN.

3' - 3 3/4"

REMOVE EXISTING VCT.
PREP SURFACE FOR NEW
VCT INSTALLATION.

3' - 3 1/2"

10
8°

162°

13. ALL STRUCTURES UNDER CONSTRUCTION, ALTERATION OR DEMOLITION
SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH NOT LESS THAN ONE APPROVED PORTABLE
FIRE EXTINGUISHER IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 906 AND SIZED FOR
NOT LESS THAN ORDINARY HAZARD AS FOLLOWS:
A. AT EACH STAIRWAY ON ALL FLOOR LEVELS WHERE
COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS HAVE ACCUMULATED.
B. AT EVERY STORAGE AND CONSTRUCTION SHED.
C. ADDITIONAL PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS SHALL BE
PROVIDED WHERE SPECIAL HAZARDS EXIST, SUCH AS
STORAGE AND USE OF FLAMMABLE AND COMUBSTIBLE
LIQUIDS.

30525 LAKESHORE BLVD

12. PEDESTRIANS AND OCCUPANTS, IF PRESENT, SHALL BE PROTECTED
DURING CONSTRUCTION, REMODELING AND DEMOLITION ACTIVITIES.
SIGNS SHALL BE PROVIDED TO DIRECT PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC.

LAKE METROPARKS

11. SANITARY FACILITIES SHALL BE PROVIDED DURING CONSTRUCTION,
REMODELING OR DEMOLITION ACTIVITIES.

LAKEFRONT LODGE - INTERIOR RENOVATION

EXISTING PORTION OF WALL TO REMAIN.

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4
5
6

CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS AND
DIMENSIONS. REPORT ALL DISCREPANCIES TO THE ARCHITECT.

CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE DUMPSTERS SERVING ALL AREAS OF
DEMOLITION AND FOR THE DISCARDING OF ALL DEMOLISHED
MATERIALS.

COORDINATE WITH OWNER REMOVAL / RELOCATION OF EXISTING
FURNITURE, SHELVING AND EQUIPMENT.

REFER TO REFLECTED CEILING PLAN FOR ADDITIONAL DEMOLITION
REQUIREMENTS.

WASTE MATERIALS SHALL BE REMOVED IN A MANNER WHICH PREVENTS
INJURY OR DAMAGE TO PERSONS, ADJOINING PROPERTIES AND PUBLIC
RIGHTS-OF-WAY.

PROVISIONS SHALL BE MADE TO PREVENT THE ACCUMULATION OF
WATER OR DAMAGE TO ANY FOUNDATIONS ON THE PREMISES OR THE
ADJOINING PROPERTY.

4' - 0"

EXISTING CEILING TO REMAIN.

EXISTING BEAMS TO REMAIN.

PROJECT LIMITS

E D A RC

CHRISTOPHER D SMITH
LICENSE #9912446
EXPIRATION DATE 12/31/2027

10. SERVICE UTILITY CONNECTIONS SHALL BE DISCONNECTED AND CAPPED
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE RULES OF THE APPLICABLE GOVERNING
AUTHORITY.

4' - 0"

MULTIPURPOSE
ROOM
1

14. REQUIRED MEANS OF EGRESS SHALL BE MAINTAINED AT ALL TIMES
DURING CONSTRUCTION, DEMOLITION, REMODELING OR ALTERATIONS
AND ADDITIONS TO ANY BUILDING.

15. PATCH & REPAIR FLOORS, FLOOR FINISHES, WALLS, AND CEILINGS AS
REQUIRED FOR INSTALLATION OF MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING,
AND DATA WORK. FINISHES SHALL MATCH ADJACENT.

4' - 0"

2' - 11"

5' - 6"

GENERAL NOTES
DEMOLITION FLOOR PLAN

PROTECT EXISTING SURFACES TO REMAIN DURING DEMOLITION.
DAMAGE TO SURFACES NOT BEING DEMOLISHED SHALL BE REPAIRED
AT THE CONTRACTOR'S EXPENSE.

ALL PROJECTING OR SURFACE MOUNTED ITEMS ASSOCIATED WITH
DEMOLITION SHALL BE EITHER REMOVED, CAPPED AND/OR CONCEALED
BEHIND FINISHED SURFACES UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE IN THE
CONTRACT DOCUMENTS.

3
6

1' - 2"

SEE AD101 FOR
DEMOLITION OF WALLS.

2' - 11"

6' - 9"

1.
5

4' - 5"

HALL
2

1' - 3"

7' - 0 1/2"

11"

PROJECT LIMITS

no.

EXISTING ADA
RESTROOM
4
LOBBY
3

CONTRACTOR SHALL PATCH AND REPAIR EXISTING WALLS AND FLOORS
ASSOCIATED WITH THEIR WORK INCLUDING REMOVED EQUIPMENT,
ANCHORS AND FASTENERS TO THE ARCHITECTS SATISFACTION.

REMOVE EXISTING FLOOR AND BASE MATERIALS IN AREAS SCHEDULED
TO RECEIVE NEW FLOORING.

30525 LAKESHORE BLVD

4' - 0"

LAKE METROPARKS

12. PEDESTRIANS AND OCCUPANTS, IF PRESENT, SHALL BE PROTECTED
DURING CONSTRUCTION, REMODELING AND DEMOLITION ACTIVITIES.
SIGNS SHALL BE PROVIDED TO DIRECT PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC.

LAKEFRONT LODGE - INTERIOR RENOVATION

11. SANITARY FACILITIES SHALL BE PROVIDED DURING CONSTRUCTION,
REMODELING OR DEMOLITION ACTIVITIES.

EXISTING SOFFIT TO REMAIN.

4' - 0"

CHRISTOPHER
D
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EXISTING LIGHT FIXTURE EXISTING TO REMAIN. PROTECT DURING
CONSTRUCTION.
DEMO LIGHT FIXTURE. REMOVE ANY CORD/CORD HIDERS FROM
CEILING. PATCH AND REPAIR PLASTER. PREP SURFACE FOR
PAINTING.
DEMO LIGHT FIXTURE.
Element cannot be copied because it would lose its references.
DEMO SOFFIT. MATCH TO HEIGHT OF PLASTER CEILING. PATCH,
REPAIR, AND PREP SURFACE FOR PAINTING.
EXISTING PLASTER/GYP CEILING TO REMAIN.
EXISTING ACOUSTIC TILE CEILING TO REMAIN.

GENERAL DEMOLITION
REQUIREMENTS

CODED NOTES - DEMOLITION PLAN

Item #5.

description

date

Sheet Revisions

10. REMOVE EXISTING CEILING MATERIALS AND SUPPORT SYSTEMS IN
AREAS SCHEDULED TO RECEIVE NEW CEILINGS.
11. WHERE ITEMS ARE SHOWN TO BE REMOVED, CONTRACTOR SHALL BE
RESPONSIBLE TO MAINTAIN REQUIRED FIRE RATINGS BY PROVIDING
NECESSARY FIRESTOPPING, OR FIRE RATED ASSEMBLIES. PATCHED
AREAS SHALL COMPLY WITH APPLICABLE CODES.

15. IN WORK AREAS, REMOVE BRACKETS, HANGERS, HOOKS, TAPE, TACK
STRIPS, STICKERS, PICTURES, ETC. FROM WALLS, CEILINGS, FRAMES,
HEATERS, AND OTHER SURFACES TO REMAIN.

1
AD201

DEMOLITION REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
SCALE:

1/2" = 1'-0"

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DEMOLITION REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

14. PREPARE ALL EXISTING WALLS SCHEDULED TO RECEIVE NEW WALL
FINISHES.

BID

sheet name:

13. PATCH/REPAIR ALL CRACKS, SPALLING CONCRETE, ETC. AT ALL AREAS
OF NEW FLOOR WORK.

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Item #5.

CRUSHED STONE OR GRAVEL

EARTH

E.I.F.S. (EXTERIOR INSULATION AND FINISH SYSTEM)

FACE BRICK

FINISHED WOOD (FOR LARGE SCALE DETAILS)

FIRE SAFING

MEDIUM DENSITY FIBERBOARD
PLASTER, CEMENT, MORTAR OR G.W.B.
PLYWOOD VENEER
PRE-CAST CONCRETE
RIGID INSULATION

ROUGH WOOD (ALL BLOCKING AND FRAMING LUMBER)

SHIM
SPRAY-ON FIREPROOFING
SPRAY-APPLIED INSULATION

STEEL (3/4 SCALE OR LARGER)
STONE: GRANITE OR MARBLE

HANDICAPPED
HOLLOW METAL
HORIZONTAL
HOUR
HEIGHT
HEATING, VENTILATING, AIR CONDITIONING
INSULATION
LINEAL FEET
LONG
LONG LEG HORIZONTAL
LONG LEG VERTICAL
LOW PRESSURE DECORATIVE LAMINATE
MASONRY
MAXIIMUM
MECHANICAL
MEMBRANE
MANUFACTURER
MINIMUM
MASONRY OPENING
MOUNTED
METAL
NOT IN CONTRACT
NOMINAL
NOT TO SCALE
ON CENTER
OPENING
PLATE, PROPERTY LINE
PLYWOOD
POLYISOCYANURATE
PAIR
PRE-FABRICATED
PRESERVATIVE TREATED
PAINTED
RADIUS
REFLECTED CEILING PLANS
REINFORCE (ED) (ING)
REQUIRED
SCHEDULED
STOREFRONT
SPECIFICATIONS
SQUARE FEET
SOLID SURFACE
STAINLESS STEEL
STEEL
STRUCTURAL
TOP OF BEAM
TOP OF JOIST
TOP OF STEEL
TEMPERED
TERMINATION
TOP OF MASONRY
TOP OF SLAB
TYPICAL
UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE
UNIT VENT
VINYL COMPOSITION TILE
VINYL TILE
VINYL WALL COVERING
WITH
WITHOUT
WOOD

COLUMN GRID

EC T

ST
A
1

NORTH ARROW

EXISTING COLUMN GRID
DENOTED WITH AN E/
PREFIX

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LICENSE #9912446
EXPIRATION DATE 12/31/2027

N
LIMIT OF WORK
PROPERTY LINE

DOOR SYMBOL
101

CENTER LINE / ELEVATION LINE

WORK ABOVE, BEYOND
OR TO BE REMOVED

WINDOW SYMBOL
W1

WINDOW TYPE
OR METAL FRAME
ON ELEVATION

W1
BREAK LINE
IN PLAN

BUILDING WALL SECTION INDICATION

KEYNOTE SYMBOL

SECTION NUMBER

1
_______
A101

KEYNOTE INDICATOR

EXISTING DOOR DESIGNATION
SHEET WHERE SHOWN

EXISTING DOOR

ELEVATION INDICATION
1

A101

NEW DOOR DESIGNATION

1
EXTERIOR

NEW DOOR

MULTIPLE INTERIOR

FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET
F.E.C

EMERGENCY DOOR DESIGNATION

FE-K

NEW DOOR

EMERGENCY SWING

DETAIL INDICATION
AREA DETAILED

DOUBLE EGRESS DOOR DESIGNATION

SIM

1
A101

DETAIL NUMBER
SHEET WHERE SHOWN
NEW DOOR

REVISION INDICATION
REVISION NUMBER

STARTING POINT
STARTING POINT

ALIGN WITH EXISTING CONSTRUCTION
A

ELEVATION TAG

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CONCRETE MASONRY UNIT

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date

PARTITION TYPE SYMBOL
GENERAL DIMENSIONING

XXX

EQUIPMENT DESIGNATION
(SEE EQUIPMENT MANUAL)
1t

EQUIPMENT TYPE

O'-O"

COLUMN GRID CENTERLINE INDICATOR

O'-O"

FACE OF SURFACE INDICATOR

NOTE: DIMENSIONS ARE TAKEN
FROM/TO FINISH SURFACE, UNLESS
OTHERWISE NOTED.

O'-O" ±

CEILING HEIGHT
10' - 0"
CL1

ACT-1 10' - 0"

NOTE: THE ± INDICATES A DIMENSION THAT CAN VARY.
(NOTIFY THE ARCHITECT OF ANY CHANGE IN THAT
DIMENSION IF IT IS GREATER THAN 1")

O'-O"
VIF

FINISH SYMBOLS

DENOTES CORNER
GUARD LOCATION

no.

NOTE: EXISTING DIMENSIONS INDICATED AS [0'-0"] OR WITH
(VIF) ARE SUPPLIED TO THE ARCHITECT BY OTHERS AND
SHALL BE FIELD VERIFIED BY THE CONTRACTOR. (SEE
"GENERAL CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBILITIES WITH RESPECT
TO EXISTING CONDITION NOTES")

Sheet Revisions

O'-O"
CLEAR
NOTE: CLEAR = THE ACTIVE DIMENSION MAY NEVER BE
LESS THEN THE CLEAR DIMENSION, BUT MAY BE GREATER
BY 1" MAX.

MATCHLINE
AREA A
A102

INDICATOR OF AREA SHOWN ON DRAWING

SHEET NUMBER OF ADJACENT DRAWING

O'-O"
HOLD
NOTE: HOLD = THE ACTUAL DIMENSION IS THAT DIMENSION
AND MUST BE MAINTAINED

BID

07.30.2026

no.

description

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NOTES AND LEGENDS

CONCRETE

CHRISTOPHER
D
SMITH
9912446

sheet name:

CERAMIC OR QUARRY TILE

ROOM NAME
ROOM NUMBER
SQUARE FOOTAGE
USE GROUP
OCCUPANCY LOAD

ROOM NAME
101
150 SF
E
XX OCC.

E OF O

LAKE METROPARKS

BRASS OR BRONZE (3/4 SCALE OR LARGER)

LINETYPE SYMBOLS

LAKEFRONT LODGE - INTERIOR RENOVATION

BATT OR BLANKET INSULATION

ROOM INDICATION

ALUMINUM (3/4 SCALE OR LARGER)

AT
ANCHOR BOLT
ACOUSTIC CEILING TILE
ADJUSTABLE
ARCHITECTURALLY EXPOSED STRUCTURAL STEEL
ABOVE FINISH FLOOR
ALTERNATE
ALUMINUM
ARCHITECTURAL
BLOCK
BLOCKING
BEAM
BEARING
BRICK
BOTTOM
BETWEEN
CENTER TO CENTER
COLD FORMED METAL FRAMING
CONTROL JOINT
CENTERLINE
CEILING
CONCRETE MASONRY UNIT
COLUMN
CONCRETE
CONSTRUCTION
CONTINUOUS
CONTRACTOR
COORDINATE
COURSE
CURTAIN WALL
DOUBLE
DIAMETER
DIMENSION
DOWN
DOWNSPOUT
DRAWINGS
ELECTRICAL
EXTERIOR
FINISH
FLOOR
FIRE RATED
FIBER REINFORCED PLASTIC
FIRE RETARDANT TREATED
WEATHER AND FIRE RETARDANT TREATED
FOOTING
GAUGE
GALVANIZED
GLASS
GYPSUM BOARD
GYPSUM CEILING BOARD

REG

ACOUSTICAL TILE

@
AB
ACT
ADJ
AESS
AFF
ALT
ALUM
ARCH
BLK
BLK'G
BM
BRG
BRK
BTM
BTWN
C/C
CFMF
CJ
CL
CLG
CMU
COL
CONC
CONST
CONT
CONTR
COORD
CRS
CW
DBL
DIA
DIM
DN
DS
DWGS
ELEC
EXT
FIN
FLR
FR
FRP
FRT
FRX
FTG
GA
GALV
GL
GYP BD
GYP CLG
BD
HC
HM
HOR.
HR
HT
HVAC
INSUL
LF
LG
LLH
LLR
LPDL
MASY
MAX
MECH
MEMB
MFR
MIN
MO
MTD
MTL
N.I.C.
NOM
NTS
O/C
OPN
PL
PLYWD
POLY ISO
PR
PRE-FAB
PT
PTD
RAD
RCP
REINF
REQ'D
SCH
SF
SPECS
SQ. FT.
SS
ST. STL.
STL
STRUCT
T/BM
T/JST
T/STL
TEMP
TERM.
TOM
TOS
TYP
UNO
UV
VCT
VT
VWC
W/
W/O
WD

SECTIONS

SYMBOL LEGEND

ABBREVIATIONS

MATERIAL LEGEND

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Item #5.

GENERAL NOTES - ARCHITECTURAL
1.

FOR CASEWORK AND FURNITURE, SEE A700s and ID200s.

FOR CEILING PLANS, SEE A200s.

SEE A900s FOR DOOR SCHEDULE, TYPES, FRAMES, & DETAILS.

SEE A800S FOR WINDOW TYPES & DETAILS.

FOR OVERALL BUILDING DIMENSIONS, SEE A100 OVERALL PLANS.

ALL DIMENSIONS ARE DRAWN TO FINISH FACE OF WALL.

DO NOT SCALE DRAWINGS. DIMENSIONS LOCATED ON PLANS,
ELEVATIONS, AND DETAILS SHALL GOVERN OVER SMALL SCALE
DETAILS. IF DIMENSIONS ARE IN QUESTION, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL
BE RESPONSIBLE FOR OBTAINING CLARIFICATION FROM THE
ARCHITECT BEFORE CONTINUING WITH CONSTRUCTION.

DIMENSIONS SHALL BE FIELD VERIFIED PRIOR TO FABRICATION AND
INSTALLATION OF CASEWORK. REFER TO CASEWORK NOTES FOR
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.

ETR
PROJECT LIMITS
ETR

2' - 1"

9"
5
_______
A101

6' - 2"

A702

MULTIPURPOSE
ROOM
1
1115 SF

A702

21' - 10"
LENGTH OF SOLIF SURFACE COUNTER

A702

NEW CASEWORK &
COUNTER TOP.
SEE A702 & A750.

1
A702

A702

4' - 2 1/2"

10' - 2 1/2"

2X WOOD
FURRING

EXISTING WALL
BUMP OUT

6 3/4"

6' - 11"

1' - 4"

2X4 STUD WALL. UP TO THE
BACKSPLASH BEHIND THE CABINETS.

6' - 1"

7' - 7 3/4"

13' - 10 1/4"

1' - 0"

1X POPLAR
PAINTED

EXISTING MASONRY WALL.

2
4
_______
A610

description

date

WALL FUR OUT DETAIL
SCALE:

A101

2
_______
A610

3" = 1'-0"

6
A101

10"

13' - 3 1/2" ±

ETR

4
_______
A101

5
_______
A610

10"

2' - 2"

3
_______
A610

HALL
2
138 SF

10"

1' - 5 1/4"±
V.I.F.

3 1/2"

9' - 0"

3' - 8 1/2"

2' - 0"

NEW STEP

30525 LAKESHORE BLVD

4' - 1"

LAKE METROPARKS

2' - 1"

LAKEFRONT LODGE - INTERIOR RENOVATION

2
A101

6
A101

PROJECT LIMITS

3
_______
A101

no.

10"

Sheet Revisions

SOLID SURFACE
COUNTERTOP.

1/2"

3/4"

ETR

2X4 DBL TOP PLATE.

1/2" GYP.
2X4 STUD WALL.

1X POPLAR
TRIM; PAINTED.

1/2"
EXISTING WALL. SEE
DEMO PLAN FOR EXTENTS
OF WALL REMOVAL.

FLOOR PLAN

3 1/2"

1/2"

4 1/2" 3 1/2"
1/2"

SCALE:

A101

1/2"

3" = 1'-0"

no.

description

date

Project Issues

1/2" GYP.
2X4 STUD WALL.

10"
2X WOOD
FURRING

EXISTING RAMP.

1/2" = 1'-0"

1X POPLAR
PAINTED

2X2 BOTTOM
PLATE.

2X4 BOTTOM PLATE.

VINYL WALL BASE.

EXISTING WALL
CONSTRUCTION

FLOOR PLAN

PROVIDE SOLID
BLOCKING AT
HANDRAIL BRACKET
LOCATIONS.

EXISTING WALL. SEE
DEMO PLAN FOR EXTENTS
OF WALL REMOVAL.

WALL MOUNTED FLOATING
COUNTERTOP DETAIL

sheet name:

EXISTING COUNTER TO
REMAIN. PROTECT DURING
CONSTRUCTION.

NEW METAL
HANDRAIL.

4' - 5 5/8"

NEW METAL
HANDRAIL. ATTACH
TO FRAMING
BETWEEN EXISTING
WINDOWS AND
BLOCKING IF
NECESSARY FOR
ATTACHMENT.

2X2 DBL
TOP PLATE.

3' - 6 5/8"

1 1/2"

1/2"

4' - 1 1/2" ±
FOLLOW SLOPE OF RAIL; 1:12

1 1/2"

1/2"

1 1/2"
1 1/2"

EXISTING DRYWALL

3/4" SOLID
SURFACE CAP.

1/2"

A101

3/4" SOLID
SURFACE CAP.

10"
5 1/2"

SCALE:

1 1/2" SCREWS. MOUNT
DIRECTLY TO WOOD STUD

LOBBY
3
106 SF

L MOUNT COUNTERTOP
BRACKET.

EXISTING ADA
RESTROOM
4
48 SF

drawn by:

Author
3
A101

HALF WALL SECTION DETAIL
SCALE:

1" = 1'-0"

4
A101

HALF WALL SECTION DETAIL
SCALE:

1" = 1'-0"

6
A101

WOOD COLUMN

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A101
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Item #5.

EXISTING 5/8" GYP. BD. ON 3 5/8" MTL. STUD

CEILING SYMBOLS

GB-E

E OF O

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D
SMITH
9912446

2
3
4
5

ACT-E

EXISTING 2' X 2' ACOUSTIC TILE AND GRID
SQUARE LAY-IN TILE

REG

EXISTING LIGHT FIXTURE EXISTING TO REMAIN. PROTECT DURING
CONSTRUCTION.
NEW DOWNLIGHT FIXTURE. SEE ELECTRICAL.
NEW HEAVY DUTY CURTAIN TACK.
EXISTING BEAM TO REMAIN. PROTECT DURNING CONSTRUCTION.
NEW BEAM. SEE DETAIL 3 ON SHEET A201.

CEILING TYPES

EC T

CODED NOTES - RCP

E D A RC

CHRISTOPHER D SMITH
LICENSE #9912446
EXPIRATION DATE 12/31/2027

2'X2' SUSPENDED LAY-IN ACOUSTICAL CEILING

SUSPENDED GYPSUM BOARD FASCIA, SOFFIT
OR CEILING

PAINT EXISTING CEILING;
SEE FINISH SCHEDULE.

EXTERIOR GYPSUM BOARD SOFFIT
(MOISTURE RESISTANT IF INTERIOR)

1' X 4' LAY-IN FIXTURE
DOWN LIGHT FIXTURE
ACT-1 10' - 0"

EXISTING BULKHEAD
TO REMAIN. PAINT.

CEILING HEIGHT & TYPE

CEILING ACCESS PANEL - COORDINATE
LOCATION WITH ABOVE CEILING EQUIPMENT
ACCESS.

PROJECT LIMITS

CURTAIN TRACK
2

ALIGN NEW BEAM
TO EXISTING

SEE ELECTRICAL DWG'S FOR FURTHER INFO ON LIGHT FIXTURES AND TYPES

GENERAL NOTES - CEILING PLAN
5

CEILING PLANS MAY NOT INDICATE ALL MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL,
PLUMBING, AND TECHNOLOGY ITEMS, SEE MECHANICAL/ELECTRICAL
DRAWINGS FOR FURTHER REQUIREMENTS.

ALL CEILING MOUNTED ITEMS SHALL BE CENTERED IN TILE, UNLESS
DIMENSIONED OTHERWISE.

THE CONTRACTOR MUST SUBMIT TO ARCHITECT COORDINATED
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL
INCORPORATING LIGHT FIXTURES AND MECHANICAL LAYOUTS.

THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH AND INSTALL ACCESS PANELS OF
APPROPRIATE SIZE AND TYPE IN GYPSUM BOARD CEILINGS OR SOFFITS
AND OTHER NON ACCESSIBLE TYPE CEILINGS OR SOFFITS WHERE
ACCESS, SERVICE OR ADJUSTMENT TO MECHANICAL, PLUMBING OR
ELECTRICAL ITEMS MAY BE NEEDED. ACCESS PANELS SHALL BE OF
FIRE RATED TYPE EQUAL TO THE RATING OF THE CEILING OR SOFFIT IN
WHICH THEY OCCUR.

THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ACCESS PANELS IN GYPSUM BOARD
CEILINGS AND IN HARD SURFACE SOFFITS SO THAT THE ARCHITECT,
THE STATE AND LOCAL OFFICIALS CAN INSPECT RATED WALLS. THESE
ACCESS PANELS SHALL BE LOCATED AS NECESSARY TO VIEW ALL
SURFACES OF THE RATED WALL(S).

PAINT ALL EXPOSED STRUCTURAL STEEL.

4' - 0"

ALIGN NEW BEAM
TO EXISTING

3
_______
A201
5

5' - 0"

5' - 0"
2

2' - 6 1/2"
2

MULTIPURPOSE
ROOM
1

ALIGN NEW BEAM
TO EXISTING

4' - 0"

2' - 6 1/2"

GB-E 8' - 11"

3
_______
A201

ACT-E 8' - 11"
5

2' - 5 1/2"
2

6' - 0"
2

6' - 0"

4' - 4"

4' - 0"

6' - 0"

ALIGN NEW BEAM
TO EXISTING

description

date

PAINT EXISTING CEILING;
SEE FINISH SCHEDULE.

30525 LAKESHORE BLVD

LAKE METROPARKS

LAKEFRONT LODGE - INTERIOR RENOVATION

3' - 6 3/4"

2
_______
A201
HALL
2

NEW BULKHEAD. PAINT.

4' - 9 1/4" ±

2
1

ALIGN NEW BEAM TO
EXISTING WALL FACE.

3
_______
A201

no.
2' - 2"

PROJECT LIMITS
3

Sheet Revisions

LOBBY
3
GB-E 8' - 11"
EXISTING ADA
RESTROOM
4

PAINT EXISTING CEILING.

EXISTING ACOUSTIC TILE
CEILING

BID

07.30.2026

no.

description

date

EXISTING PLASTER/GYP. CEILING.

Project Issues

2X4 BOTTOM PLATE.

1' - 5 1/4" ±
MATCH TO WIDTH OF EXIST. MASONRY WALL. V.I.F.

1X6 POPLAR;
PAINTED

1
A201

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
SCALE:

1/2" = 1'-0"

2
A201

NEW SOFFIT DETAIL
SCALE:

1 1/2" = 1'-0"

3
A201

FAUX BEAM DETAIL
SCALE:

1 1/2" = 1'-0"

1X8 POPLAR;
PAINTED

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

9 5/16"

2X6
FRAMING

sheet name:

1/2" GYP BOARD.

1' - 3 1/2"

2X4 CROSS
SECTION @
16" O.C.

EXISTING BEAM.

1' - 0"

EXISTING
PLASTER/GYP.
CEILING.

2X4 TOP PLATE.

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Item #5.

EXISTING WINDOWS.

STAIRS SHALL BE DESIGNED TO SUPPORT 100 PSI UNIFORM LOAD
AND/OR 300 LB. CONCENTRATED LOAD. STAIR RAILINGS SHALL BE
DESIGNED TO MEET THE ABOVE REQUIREMENTS AND/OR PER THE
BUILDING CODE.

HANDRAILS, GUARDS, AND LOW WALLS SHALL BE DESIGNED TO RESIST
A LINEAR LOAD OF 50 POUNDS PER LINER FOOT AND A CONCENTRATED
LOAD OF 200 POUNDS. BALUSTERS, PANEL FILLERS, AND GUARD INFILL
COMPONENTS, INCLUDING ALL RAILS EXCEPT THE HANDRAIL AND THE
TOP RAIL, SHALL BE DESIGNED TO RESIST A CONCENTRATE LOAD OF 50
POUNDS. SEE OBC SECTION 1607.

EXTEND STAIR HANDRAILS 12" BEYOND THE EDGE OF THE TOP RISER
AND 1 TREAD DEPTH BEYOND THE EDGE OF THE BOTTOM RISER.
RETURN RAILS TO THE WALL OR STAIR RAILING POSTS.

STAIR MFR. TO PROVIDE AND INSTALL ALL STEEL PLATES, BEAMS,
ANGLES, POSTS ETC. AS REQUIRED TO SUPPORT THE STAIRS FROM THE
BUILDING STRUCTURE.

ALL EXPOSED WELDS TO BE GROUND SMOOTH - PRIME AND PAINT.
STEEL STRINGERS TO BE MITER CUT, JOINED, FULLY WELDED, GROUND
SMOOTH, PRIMED AND PAINTED. BUTT JOINING OF STRINGERS AND
SEALANT IS NOT ACCEPTABLE. STRINGERS SHALL BE CONTINUOUS
AROUND ALL STAIR SWITCHBACKS, LANDINGS, WALLS, ETC.

10"

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STAIR & LADDER MFR. TO PROVIDE COMPLETE SHOP DRAWINGS FOR
REVIEW - SIGNED AND SEALED BY REGISTERED ENGINEER.

E OF O

CHRISTOPHER
D
SMITH
9912446

REG

3
_______
A101

ALL INTERIOR STAIRS, STRINGERS, RAILS, GUARDRAILS, POSTS,
BRACKETS, ETC. & LADDERS TO BE STEEL WELDED CONSTRUCTION
(PRIMED & PAINTED). EXTERIOR LADDERS TO BE GALVANIZED STEEL
WELDED CONSTRUCTION. ALTERNATE BID; PROVIDE STAINLESS STEEL
HANDRAILS.

GENERAL NOTES - STAIRS

E D A RC

CHRISTOPHER D SMITH
LICENSE #9912446
EXPIRATION DATE 12/31/2027

1 1/2" DIA . HANDRAIL,
TYP. RETURN TO WALL

1' - 0"

4' - 0"

EXISTING RAMP @ 1:12
SLOPE. PROTECT DURING
CONSTRUCTION.

1" = 1'-0"

3
_______
A101
1 1/2" DIA . HANDRAIL,
TYP. RETURN TO WALL

3/4" SOLID SURFACE CAP.

1/2" GYP BOARD
RETURN

STEEL RAIL MOUNTING
BRACKET AT 48" OC, MAX.
MATCH PLACEMENT OF
BRACKETS TO MOUNTING
ON OTHER SIDE OF RAMP.

Sheet Revisions

RAMP RAILING DETAIL
1" = 1'-0"

1' - 11 1/2"

1' - 3 3/4"

2' - 8 1/2"

1' - 0"

1 1/2" DIA. CONT.
S.S. HANDRAIL

1 1/2" DIA . HANDRAIL,
TYP. RETURN TO WALL

1 1/2" POST, TYP.

1' - 0"

STEEL RAIL
MOUNTING BRACKET

3' - 0"
3' - 0 1/2"

2' - 4"

1 1/2" DIA. CONT
BOTTOM RAILING

1' - 4"

07.30.2026

no.

description

date

Project Issues

"
1/2
2
R

RETURN HANDRAIL
TO POST
1 1/2"
POST, TYP.

BID

STAIR & RAILING DETAILS

sheet name:

SCALE:

A610

date

EXISTING RAMP @ 1:12
SLOPE. PROTECT DURING
CONSTRUCTION.

no.

description

1X POLAR TRIM; PAINTED.

5 1/2"

SCALE:

5 1/2"

A610

RAMP RAILING DETAIL

10"

30525 LAKESHORE BLVD

4' - 0"

LAKE METROPARKS

4' - 0"

3' - 0"

1' - 6"

3' - 0"

STEEL RAIL MOUNTING
BRACKET AT 48" OC, MAX

LAKEFRONT LODGE - INTERIOR RENOVATION

1' - 0"

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A610

STAIR & RAILING SECTION
SCALE:

1" = 1'-0"

5
A610

STAIR & RAILING SECTION
SCALE:

1" = 1'-0"

A610
job number:

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Item #5.

PROVIDE ALL BLOCKING AS REQUIRED TO INSTALL RECESSED AND
WALL-MOUNTED EQUIPMENT AND CASEWORK.

PAINT TRIM OF EXISTING WINDOW. COLOR TBD BY OWNER & ARCH.

PAINT TRIM OF
EXISTING WINDOW.
COLOR TBD BY
OWNER & ARCH.

PAINT TRIM OF
EXISTING DOOR.
COLOR TBD BY OWNER
& ARCH.

REFER TO PLUMBING DRAWINGS FOR FIXTURE SPECIFICATIONS. ALL
CLASSROOM SINKS SHALL HAVE BUBBLER ATTACHMENT.

CABINETS DETAILS ON THIS DRAWING REFER TO SPECIFICATION
SECTIONS 123216 "MANUFACTURED PLASTIC-LAMINATE-FACED
CASEWORK" AND 123553.19 "WOOD LABORATORY CASEWORK".

COUNTERTOPS SHALL BE PLASTIC LAMINATE WITH 3/4" THICK X 4"
BACKSPLASHES OR 12" HIGH BOX CURBS, UNLESS SHOWN
OTHERWISE, AS SPECIFIED IN SECTION 123623.13 "PLASTIC-LAMINATECLAD COUNTERTOPS.

ALL SCIENCE LAB & PREP ROOM COUNTERTOPS SHALL BE CHEMICALRESISTANT EPOXY RESIN AS SPECIFIED IN SECTION 123553.19 "WOOD
LABORATORY CASEWORK".

PROVIDE LOCKS ON ALL CABINETS IN PROJECT LABS. KEY ALL LOCKS
ALIKE, EXCEPT TEACHER'S STATION.

ALL EPOXY SINKS IN PROJECT LABS SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH HW/CW
MIXING FAUCETS.

5
A101

EC T

ALL LOOSE FURNISHINGS LABELED 'N.I.C' AND/OR SHOWN
LIGHT/DASHED SHALL BE CONSIDERED NOT IN CONTRACT.

E OF O

CHRISTOPHER
D
SMITH
9912446

MODIFY CABINETS AS SHOWN ON DRAWINGS

REG

36' - 9 1/2" ±
NEW BEAMS. PAINT COLOR TBD BY OWNER & ARCH. FROM EAST WALL TO EXISTING SOFFIT VERIFY LENGTH IN FIELD.

EXISTING BEAM. PAINT. COLOR TBD BY OWNER & ARCH.

CASEWORK DETAIL NOTES

E D A RC

CHRISTOPHER D SMITH
LICENSE #9912446
EXPIRATION DATE 12/31/2027

10. ALL STAINLESS STEEL SINKS AND ASSOCIATED FAUCETS SHALL BE
PROVIDED BY PLUMBING CONTRACTOR.

15' - 1"
NEW VINYL WALL BASE

1
A702

1' - 4 1/2"

5' - 0 1/2"
NEW VINYL WALL BASE

15' - 8 1/2"
NEW VINYL WALL BASE

11. ALL MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, AND PLUMBING FIXTURES INSTALLED
IN EPOXY TOPS SHALL BE PROVIDED BY THE CASEWORK
CONTRACTOR AS SPECIFIED IN SECTION 123200 "MANUFACTURED
WOOD CASEWORK."

10"

MULTIPURPOSE ROOM - NORTH ELEVATION

12. REFERENCE A700 SHEETS FOR ACCESSORY TYPES.

SCALE:

13. REFERENCE A120 SHEETS FOR CORNER GUARD LOCATIONS.

1/2" = 1'-0"

3
A201

PAINT EXISTING SOFFIT. PNT-2.
EXISTING
MASONRY WALL.

3/4" SOLID
SURFACE CAP.

PAINT HALF WALL. PNT-1.

NEW 3/4" SOLID
SURFACE COUNTERTOP.

2
A702

21' - 10"
NEW VINYL WALL BASE.

1' - 8"

6"
1' - 8"
6"
NEW VINYL WALL BASE

MULTIPURPOSE ROOM - EAST ELEVATION
SCALE:

A702

1/2" = 1'-0"

3
_______
A101

3
_______
A201

3' - 8"
NEW VINYL WALL BASE

MULTIPURPOSE ROOM - WEST ELEVATION
SCALE:

1/2" = 1'-0"

4
_______
A101

5
_______
A610

2
_______
A201

3
_______
A610

description

date

36' - 9 1/2" ±
NEW BEAMS. PAINT COLOR TBD BY OWNER & ARCH. FROM EAST WALL TO EXISTING SOFFIT VERIFY LENGTH IN FIELD.

30525 LAKESHORE BLVD

4
2
_______
_______
A610
A610

NEW WOOD COLUMN.
PAINT COLOR TBD BY
OWNER & ARCH.

LAKEFRONT LODGE - INTERIOR RENOVATION

NEW BEAMS. PAINT COLOR TBD BY OWNER & ARCH. FROM
EAST WALL TO EXISTING SOFFIT VERIFY LENGTH IN FIELD.

5
_______
A101

LAKE METROPARKS

NEW BEAMS. COLOR TBD BY OWNER & ARCH. FROM EAST
WALL TO EXISTING SOFFIT VERIFY LENGTH IN FIELD.

10"

13' - 3 1/2" ±

PAINT EXISTING
WINDOW TRIM. COLOR
TBD BY OWNER & ARCH.

10"

NEW WOOD COLUMNS.
COLOR TBD BY OWNER
& ARCH.

NEW SOFFIT
PNT-2

EXISTING BEAMS. PAINT.
COLOR TBD BY OWNER &
ARCH.

NEW 3/4" SOLID
SURFACE CAP.

NEW SINK. SEE MEP.

5
A101

no.
1"

Sheet Revisions

22' - 6"
NEW VINYL WALL BASE.

4
A702

5 1/2"

MULTIPURPOSE ROOM - SOUTH ELEVATION
SCALE:

1/2" = 1'-0"

PAINT HALF WALL. PNT-1.

5
_______
A610

2
_______
A201

3
_______
A610

EXISTING BEAMS. PAINT.
COLOR TBD BY OWNER &
ARCH.

EXISTING BEAM. PAINT. COLOR TBD BY OWNER & ARCH.

EXISTING BEAMS. PAINT.
COLOR TBD BY OWNER &
ARCH.
01

BID

07.30.2026

no.

description

date

Project Issues

10' - 2 1/2"
NEW L SHAPE SOLID SURFACE COUNTERTOP & BACKSPLASH.

6' - 2"

3' - 0"
NEW ADA SINK APRON

7' - 0 3/4"

3' - 0"
NEW CORNER CABINET.

3/4"

3' - 0"
NEW 2 DOOR, 1 DRAWER CABINET

5
A702

KITCHENETTE - SOUTH ELEVATION
SCALE:

1/2" = 1'-0"

2' - 10 1/2"

6
A702

KITCHENETTE - WEST ELEVATION
SCALE:

1/2" = 1'-0"

19' - 2 1/2"
NEW VINYL WALL BASE

7
A702

KITCHENETTE - EAST ELEVATION
SCALE:

1/2" = 1'-0"

1 1/2"

2' - 10 1/2"
1 1/2"
6' - 0"

1' - 1"

TFL PANEL W/ PLASTIC
LAMINATE COVERING ALL
EXPOSED FACES.

NEW APRON UNDER COUNTERTOP.
MATCH HEIGHT TO TOP DRAWER OF
ADJACENT CASEWORK.

NEW OPEN SHELF
CASEWORK

1"
2' - 10"

6" ±

SOLID SURFACE
COUNTERTOP

INTERIOR ELEVATIONS

sheet name:

8' - 11"
NEW L SHAPE SOLID SURFACE COUNTERTOP & BACKSPLASH.

PAINT TRIM OF EXISTING
WINDOW. COLOR TBD BY
OWNER & ARCH.

EXISTING SOFFIT PNT-2

NEW SOFFIT.
PNT-2.

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FRONT
APPROACH

ELEC.& DATA
HEIGHTS

ALL CASEWORK SHOW ON THIS DRAWING SHEET IS REFERENCED TO "STEVENS
INDUSTRIES" U.N.O. MODEL NUMBERS FOR DESIGN INTENT.

FULL
BULLNOSE/3MM
PVC

18" TO
CENTERLINE OF
FACE PLATE

MODIFY CABINETS AS SHOWN ON DRAWINGS

PROVIDE LOCKS ON ALL CABINETS, WHICH SHALL BE KEYED ALIKE BY ROOM.

ALL LOOSE FURNISHINGS LABELED 'N.I.C' AND/OR SHOWN LIGHT/DASHED SHALL BE
CONSIDERED NOT IN CONTRACT.

PROVIDE ALL BLOCKING AS REQUIRED TO INSTALL RECESSED AND WALL-MOUNTED
EQUIPMENT AND CASEWORK.

REFER TO PLUMBING DRAWINGS FOR FIXTURE SPECIFICATIONS. ALL CLASSROOM
SINKS SHALL HAVE BUBBLER ATTACHMENT.

CABINETS DETAILS ON THIS DRAWING REFER TO SPECIFICATION SECTIONS 123216
"MANUFACTURED PLASTIC-LAMINATE-FACED CASEWORK" AND 123553.19 "WOOD
LABORATORY CASEWORK".

COUNTERTOPS SHALL BE PLASTIC LAMINATE WITH 3/4" THICK X 4" BACKSPLASHES OR
12" HIGH BOX CURBS, UNLESS SHOWN OTHERWISE, AS SPECIFIED IN SECTION
123623.13 "PLASTIC-LAMINATE-CLAD COUNTERTOPS.

ALL SCIENCE LAB & PREP ROOM COUNTERTOPS SHALL BE CHEMICAL-RESISTANT
EPOXY RESIN AS SPECIFIED IN SECTION 123553.19 "WOOD LABORATORY CASEWORK".

CHRISTOPHER
D
SMITH
9912446

34" A.F.F.

EDGE
PROFILE

GENERAL NOTES:
1. PROVIDE 2-INCH CONTINUOUS SPACE FOR WIRE PASSAGE AS SHOWN. COUNTERTOP SHALL BE
FINISHED ON ALL EDGES WITH 3-MM PVC OR HAVE A FULL BULLNOSE LAMINATE EDGE. TBD PENDING
FINISH SELECTIONS.
2. MODIFY SUPPPORT BRACKETS AS REQUIRED TO ACCOMODATE WIRE MANAGEMENT.
3. WIRE MANAGEMENT TRAY MUST ALLOW FOR WIRE PASSAGE.
4. PROVIDE SUPPORT BRACKETS AS SHOWN ON SECTION. BASIS OF DESIGN PRODUCT IS AS NOTED.

COUNTER HEIGHT ADA CLEARANCE

REG

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10. PROVIDE LOCKS ON ALL CABINETS IN PROJECT LABS. KEY ALL LOCKS ALIKE, EXCEPT
TEACHER'S STATION.
11. ALL EPOXY SINKS IN PROJECT LABS SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH HW/CW MIXING
FAUCETS.
12. ALL STAINLESS STEEL SINKS AND ASSOCIATED FAUCETS SHALL BE PROVIDED BY
PLUMBING CONTRACTOR.

1 1/2"

SOLID SURFACE

HEIGHT & SHELF MAY VARY
SEE ELEVATIONS

PROVIDE FRT BLOCKING AND STEEL
FASTENERS SUITABLE FOR SUBSTRATE AS
REQ'D

FINISHED PLAM ON 3/4" PARTICLE BOARD
INTERIOR CABINET CONSTRUCTION
STATIONARY SHELF W/ PLAM FINISH TO BE
PROVIDED , PROVIDE 1" THICK SHELVES FOR
CABINETS OVER 30" WIDE

FINISHED PLAM BACKER PANEL, DADOED INTO BASE

30525 LAKESHORE BLVD

COUNTERTOP WITH BACK AND SIDE
SPLASH (WHERE NOTED), O/ 1-1/2" CORE REFER TO A702 FOR COUNTERTOP
MATERIAL

LAKE METROPARKS

SEAL JUNCTURES OF TOPS, SPLASHES
AND WALLS w/ SILICONE CAULK

LAKEFRONT LODGE - INTERIOR RENOVATION

13. ALL MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, AND PLUMBING FIXTURES INSTALLED IN EPOXY TOPS
SHALL BE PROVIDED BY THE CASEWORK CONTRACTOR AS SPECIFIED IN SECTION
123200 "MANUFACTURED WOOD CASEWORK."

description

date

WALL BASE, REF. FINISH PLAN

2x4 FRT WOOD BLOCKING

4"
REF. ARCH PLAN
FOR WALL TYPE

1
A750

DEPTH MAY VARY
SEE ELEVATIONS

BASE CABINET_OPEN SHELVES
SCALE:

1 1/2" = 1'-0"

SOLID SURFACE
SEAL JUNCTURES OF TOPS, SPLASHES
AND WALLS w/ SILICONE CAULK

COUNTERTOP WITH BACK AND SIDE SPLASH
(WHERE NOTED), O/ 1-1/2", CORE WATER
RESISTANT - REFER TO INTERIOR ELEVATION A700
SERIES FOR COUNTERTOP MATERIAL

no.
PROVIDE FRT BLOCKING AND STEEL
FASTENERS SUITABLE FOR
SUBSTRATE AS REQ'D

REF. SINK SCHEDULE AND PLUMBING PLANS
FOR FIXTURE TYPES

COUNTERTOP WITH BACK AND SIDE
SPLASH (WHERE NOTED), O/ 1-1/2" CORE REFER TO A70 FOR COUNTERTOP
MATERIAL

PROVIDE SINK WITH CENTER-REAR SET DRAIN
FOR ADA COMPLIANCE W/ MILLWORK

1 1/2"

SEAL JUNCTURES OF TOPS, SPLASHES,
FIXTURES AND WALLS w/ SILICONE CAULK

SOLID SURFACE

1 1/2"

5 1/2"

METAL PULL; REFERENCE
SPECIFICATIONS

TFL OVER 3/4" PARTICLEBOARD SHELF;
PROVIDE 1" THICK SHELVES FOR
CABINETS OVER 30" WIDE, TYP. - REF.
ELEVATION FOR QTY

no.

description

date

PLASTIC LAMINATE DOOR FACE, TFL
INTERIOR

3/4" THICK FINISHED SIDE PANEL PREDRILLED FOR ADJ. LOCKING SHELF
SUPPORTS

ADA TOE & KNEE
CLEARANCE OUTLINE

WALL BASE, REF. FINISH PLANS

WALL BASE, REF. FINISH
PLANS

6"
MAX.

REF. ARCH PLAN

FOR WALL TYPE

3
A750

2x4 FRT WOOD BLOCKING AS REQ'D

4"
DEPTH MAY VARY
SEE ELEVATIONS

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BASE CABINET_DOOR

drawn by:

SCALE:

Author

1 1/2" = 1'-0"

CASEWORK SECTIONS

SHELF DEPTH
VARIES

TFL INTERIOR

9"
MIN.

A750

07.30.2026

DEPTH MAY VARY
SEE ELEVATIONS

1 1/2" = 1'-0"

HEIGHT MAY VARY
SEE ELEVATIONS

PLASTIC LAMINATE o/ 3/4" TREATED PLYWOOD
REMOVABLE APRON PANEL w/ Z-CLIPS MOUNTED
TO 3 X 3 CLEAT O/ EACH END

27" MIN.

HEIGHT MAY VARY
34" MAX @ ADA LOCATIONS
SEE ELEVATIONS

FRONT
OF
COUNTER

17" MIN.

SCALE:

BID

TFL BACKER PANEL, DADO-ED INTO BASE

11"
MIN.

BASE CABINET_SINK ADA APRON

TFL BACKER, DADO-ED INTO BASE

8" MIN.

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SUITABLE FOR SUBSTRATE AS REQ'D

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VERIFY IN FIELD ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS.

FIELD VERIFY ALL WALL DIMENSIONS PRIOR TO FABRICATING
MILLWORK.

CONTRACTOR MUST CONFIRM ALL DIMENSIONS AND NOTIFY
ARCHITECT OF ANY DISCREPANCIES.

REFER TO MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, AND PLUMBING DRAWINGS FOR
COORDINATION OF PENETRATIONS THROUGH NEW AND EXISTING
WALLS AS REQUIRED FOR DISTRIBUTION. AREAS PENETRATED FOR
NEW DISTRIBUTION MUST BE PATCHED AND FINISHED TO MATCH NEW
AND/OR EXISTING CONDITIONS.

CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE LOCATIONS OF ELECTRIC SWITCHES,
PANELS, WATER SERVICE, TELEPHONE SERVICE, ETC. WITH UTILITY
COMPANIES. CONTRACTORS MUST COORDINATE ALL
MECHANICAL,PLUMBING, AND ELECTRICAL WORK.

PROVIDE TRANSITIONS FROM EXISTING TO NEW WORK OR WHERE
DISSIMILAR MATERIALS MEET TO CREATE A CLOSED, CLEAN AND
FINISHED APPEARANCE. THRESHOLDS NOT TO EXCEED 1/2-INCH IN
HEIGHT.

GENERAL TRADES CONTRACTOR SHALL INSTALL ALL REQUIRED NONCOMBUSTIBLE BLOCKING AS REQUIRED FOR THE INSTALLATION OF ALL
MILLWORK AND SHALL COORDINATE BLOCKING WITH EQUIPMENT
SUPPLIERS AND INSTALLERS.

9 3/4"

13' - 5 1/2" ±

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PROTECT ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS TO REMAIN DURING
CONSTRUCTION.

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WRITTEN SPECIFICATIONS ARE PROVIDED FOR THIS PROJECT AND ARE
AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS.

GENERAL NOTES - ROOM FINISH

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CHRISTOPHER D SMITH
LICENSE #9912446
EXPIRATION DATE 12/31/2027

10. ALL FINISHES SHALL BE PROVIDED AND INSTALLED AS A PART OF THIS
PROJECT.

9 3/4"

11. ALL INTERIOR WALL AND CEILING FINISHES SHALL MEET OR EXCEED
THE REQUIREMENTS OF OBC TABLE 803.5.
12. ALL INTERIOR FINISHES SHALL MEET OR EXCEED THE REQUIREMENTS
OF OBC SECTION 804.

ROOM NAME
101
PNT-1

FLOOR FINISH

NORTH WALL FINISH

LVT-1
PNT-1

BASE FINISH

PNT-1

RB-1

EAST WALL FINISH

PNT-1

SOUTH WALL FINISH
WEST WALL FINISH
MULTIPURPOSE ROOM
1

FINISH KEY

PNT-1
LVT -1

7' - 4 1/2"

9 3/4"

RB-1
PNT-1

11' - 7"

9 3/4"

PNT-1

16' - 7 1/2" ±

PNT-1

9 3/4"

PAINT RAILINGS.
COLOR TO BE
DETERMINED BY
OWNER & ARCH.

ACT
CCF
CPT
CPTT
CS
CCS
EPNT
EX
EXP
ETR
GYP
PC
PL
POLY
PNT
RAF
RB
RF
RFB
SVT
TWP
VDR
VDWC
WAF
WC
WOC

ACOUSTIC CEILING TILE
CUBICLE CURTAIN FABRIC
CARPET
CARPET TILE / MODULAR
CONCRETE, SEALED
COLORED CONCRETE, SEALED
EPOXY PAINT
EXISTING
EXPOSED STRUCTURAL SYSTEM
EXISTING TO REMAIN
GYPSUM BOARD
POLISHED CONCRETE
(PLAM) PLASTIC LAMINATE
POLYURETHANE COAT
PAINT
RESILIENT ATHLETIC FLOORING
RUBBER BASE
RESINOUS FLOORING
RESINOUS FLOORING BASE
SOLID VINYL TILE
TACKABLE WALL PANEL
VISUAL DISPLAY RAIL
VISUAL DISPLAY WALL COVERING
WOOD ATHLETIC FLOORING
WALL COVERING
WALK OFF CARPET

12' - 8" ±

description

date

9 3/4"

DESCRIPTION

NOTE: NOT ALL FINISH TYPES HAVE BEEN UTILIZED.

9 3/4"

2' - 10 1/4" ±

9 3/4" 6" ± 9 3/4"
V.I.F.

ABBREVIATION

30525 LAKESHORE BLVD

9 3/4"

FINISH TAG LEGEND

LAKE METROPARKS

14. STAIR GUARDRAILS, HANDRAILS, AND STRINGERS MAY BE PAINTED IN
UP TO 3 DIFFERENT COLORS.

LAKEFRONT LODGE - INTERIOR RENOVATION

13. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE ARCHITECT OF ITEMS
REQUIRING FINISH SELECTIONS THAT ARE NOT CLARIFIED IN THE
CONTRACT DOCUMENTS.

9 3/4"

8' - 2 1/4" ±

PROJECT LIMITS

HALL
2
ETR
PNT-1

ETR

PNT-1

4' - 4 1/2" ±

PAINT RAILINGS.
COLOR TBD BY
OWNER & ARCH.

no.

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9 3/4"

PROJECT LIMITS

LOBBY
3
ETR
PNT-1

ETR

PNT-1

PAINT FINISH KEY

BID

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no.

description

date

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PNT-1

SHERWIN-WILLIAMS

SW 7016

PNT-2

SHERWIN-WILLIAMS

SW 7622

PLACEMENT

SEE FINISH
SCHEDULE
SEE FINISH
SCHEDULE.

FLOOR FINISH KEY
FLOOR TILE ACCENT
COLOR #2
LVT-2

FLOOR TILE FIELD
COLOR #1
LVT-1

1
ID101-1

FLOOR TILE ACCENT
COLOR #3
LVT-3

LEVEL 1 - FINISH PLAN
SCALE:

1/2" = 1'-0"

FLOOR FINISH PLAN

COLOR

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MANUFACTURER

NOTATION

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ROOM FINISH SCHEDULE
Room
Number
LEVEL 1
1
2
3

Checker
Wall

Name

MULTIPURPOSE ROOM PNT-1
HALL
PNT-1
LOBBY
PNT-1

West

North

PNT-1

Floor
East

PNT-1
PNT-1

South

PNT-1
PNT-1
PNT-1

Floor

LVT -1
ETR
ETR

Base

RB-1
ETR
ETR

Ceiling
Ceiling Finish

PNT-1
PNT-1
PNT-1

Remarks

NEW & EXISTING BULKHEAD PNT-2

*NOTE: ALL EXISTING ART WORK, SIGNS, SAFETY EQUIPMENT, AND PLAQUES TO BE REINSTALLED UPON COMPLETION OF FINISH WORK. LOCATIONS TO BE COORDINATED WITH OWNER.*

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Item #5.

FLOOR REGISTER,
ETR (TYP. 10)

LAKEFRONT LODGE - INTERIOR RENOVATION

REMOVE AND DISCARD EXISTING
WATER AND WASTE IN BASEMENT
AND VENT IN ATTIC, PREPARE
EXISTING WATER WASTE AND
VENT FOR CONNECTION TO NEW
PIPING

REMOVE AND DISCARD EXISTING
RETURN GRILLE AND ASSOCIATED
DUCTWORK TO BASEMENT
NOTE:
PERFORM AIR BALANCE AT
RETURN GRILLES PRIOR TO THE
START OF THE DEMOLITION WORK,
SUBMIT WRITTEN REPORT TO
ENGINEER A MAXIMUM OF TWO
WEEKS AFTER CONTRACT AWARD

RELOCATE THERMOSTAT, REFER
TO DRAWING M101 FOR LOCATION,
REMOVE ASSOCIATED WIRING TO
FURNACE IN BASEMENT

REMOVE AND DISCARD EXISTING
KITCHEN HOOD, ASSOCIATED
DUCTWORK TO THROUGH ROOF
AND WIRING, REPAIR ROOF TO
MATCH EXISTING ADJACENT
SURFACES

30525 LAKESHORE BLVD

REMOVE AND DISCARD EXISTING
EXHAUST FAN IN SOFFIT, ASSOCIATED
DUCTWORK TO THROUGH ROOF AND
WIRING, REPAIR ROOF TO MATCH
EXISTING ADJACENT SURFACES

LAKE METROPARKS

SINK DEMOLISHED BY GENERAL
TRADES, DISCONNECT AND REMOVE
ASSOCIATED WATER, WASTE AND
VENT

description

date

BASEBOARD
REGISTER, ETR
(TYP. 3)

no.

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01
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Item #5.

COORDINATE SCHEDULE OF WORK REQUIRED IN OCCUPIED AND
OPERATING AREAS WITH OWNER PRIOR TO STARTING SUCH WORK.

SCHEDULE UTILITY SERVICE SHUTDOWNS REQUIRED FOR NEW
CONSTRUCTION WITH OWNER AND GENERAL TRADES PRIOR TO SHUTTING
DOWN SYSTEMS. GIVE ONE WEEK ADVANCE NOTICE IN WRITING.

REMOVE AND REPLACE EXISTING CEILINGS TO ACCOMMODATE NEW
WORK. REPLACE DAMAGED CEILING TILES WITH NEW.

CUT FLOOR, WALL, AND CEILING CONSTRUCTION FOR PENETRATIONS TO
ACCOMMODATE NEW WORK. COORDINATE WITH GENERAL TRADES.
PATCH CONSTRUCTION TO MATCH, OR TO SATISFACTION OF ARCHITECT
AND OWNER.

COORDINATE ROUTING OF NEW DUCTWORK WITH EXISTING BUILDING
CONDITIONS AND WITH WORK OF OTHER TRADES. PROVIDE CHANGES IN
LOCATION, DIRECTION, OFFSETS, AS MAY BE REQUIRED, WHETHER
SPECIFICALLY INDICATED OR NOT, AND AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO THE
OWNER.

COORDINATE AIR DISTRIBUTION DEVICE LOCATIONS WITH FINAL
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN.

UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED, FLEXIBLE DUCTWORK IS SAME SIZE AS
ROUND DUCTWORK TO WHICH IT IS CONNECTED. FLEXIBLE DUCTWORK TO
BE NO MORE THAN 5'-0" AND TO BE INSTALLED TIGHT WITH NO SAGS OR
KINKS.

THE DUCTWORK SIZES INDICATED ARE INSIDE CLEAR DIMENSIONS.

10.

UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED, DUCTWORK SERVING A SINGLE DIFFUSER,
GRILLE OR REGISTER IS TO BE FULL NECK SIZE OF AIR DISTRIBUTION
DEVICE FROM BRANCH TAKE-OFF TO DEVICE CONNECTION.

APPROXIMATE LOCATION OF
FURNACE IN BASEMENT SERVING
AREA OF WORK
RELOCATED THERMOSTAT
MOUNTED ON WALL WITH TOP 44"
ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR,
PROVIDE NEW WIRING TO
FURNACE IN BASEMENT

CLEAN AND PAINT EXISTING
FLOOR REGISTERS WITH TWO
COATS OF RUST INHIBITIVE PAINT,
COLOR SELECTED BY ARCHITECT
(TYP. 10)

8"x24" RETURN GRILLE IN FLOOR
WITH DUCT TO BASEMENT AND
MANUAL DAMPER, AIRMATE MODEL
325, STEEL MATERIAL, COLOR TO
MATCH EXISTING FLOOR
REGISTERS, BALANCE TO AIRFLOW
DETERMINED AT DEMOLISHED
RETURN GRILLE

MECHANICAL SYMBOLS
1-1/2" WASTE BELOW FLOOR TO
CONNECTION AT EXISTING
SANITARY MAIN IN BASEMENT,
MINIMUM SLOPE 1/4" PER FOOT TO
DRAIN, FIELD VERIFY CONNECTION
LOCATION PRIOR TO BIDDING

THERMOSTAT
SHUTOFF VALVE
DUCTWORK, PIPING AND/OR EQUIPMENT TO BE REMOVED
PIPE ELBOW, DOWN

1-1/2" VENT ABOVE CEILING TO
VENT MAIN IN ATTIC, FIELD VERIFY
CONNECTION LOCATION PRIOR TO
BIDDING

PIPE ELBOW, UP

CW
HW

SAN

1/2" HW AND CW BELOW FLOOR TO
CONNECTION AT EXISTING HW AND
CW MAINS IN BASEMENT, FIELD
VERIFY CONNECTION LOCATIONS
PRIOR TO BIDDING

S-1

8"x24" RETURN GRILLE IN FLOOR WITH DUCT TO
BASEMENT AND MANUAL DAMPER, AIRMATE
MODEL 325, STEEL MATERIAL, COLOR TO MATCH
EXISTING FLOOR REGISTERS, BALANCE TO
AIRFLOW DETERMINED AT DEMOLISHED RETURN
GRILLE

DOMESTIC COLD WATER

DOMESTIC HOT WATER

SAN

SANITARY WASTE BELOW FLOOR

VENT PIPING

MECHANICAL ABBREVIATIONS
CW

DOMESTIC COLD WATER

ETR

EXISTING TO REMAIN

1/2" HW AND CW UP THROUGH
FLOOR TO SERVE SINK

DOMESTIC HOT WATER

SINK

ROUTE WASTE PIPE ALONG WALL
INSIDE BASE CABINET, SLOPE TO
DRAIN

TYP

1-1/2" WASTE DN THROUGH FLOOR
SERVING SINK WITH VENT TO
ABOVE CEILING

TYPICAL

30525 LAKESHORE BLVD

CONDUCT FIELD SURVEY OF EXISTING CONDITIONS PRIOR TO SUBMISSION
OF BID AND START OF WORK. NO ADDITIONAL PAYMENTS WILL BE MADE
ON CLAIMS THAT ARISE FROM LACK OF KNOWLEDGE OF EXISTING
CONDITIONS.

LAKE METROPARKS

FLOOR REGISTER,
ETR, MAINTAIN
EXISTING AIR
BALANCE (TYP. 10)

LAKEFRONT LODGE - INTERIOR RENOVATION

GENERAL NOTES:

description

date

CLEAN AND PAINT EXISTING
BASEBOARD REGISTERS WITH
TWO COATS OF RUST INHIBITIVE
PAINT, COLOR SELECTED BY
ARCHITECT (TYP. 3)

BASEBOARD
REGISTER, ETR,
MAINTAIN EXISTING
AIR BALANCE (TYP. 3)

no.

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PLUMBING FIXTURE SCHEDULE
1/2" = 1'-0"

MARK

ITEM

WASTE VENT

MANUFACTURER, MODEL NUMBER AND DESCRIPTION

REMARKS

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FIXTURE: UNDERMOUNT, 30-3/4 INCH BY 18-1/2 INCH OVERALL, BOWL SIZE: (2) 13-1/2 INCH BY 16 INCH BY 10 INCH DEPTH, 18
GAUGE, TYPE 304 STAINLESS STEEL, DOUBLE COMPARTMENT WITH UNDERCOATING, ELKAY ELUH311810 OR SIMILAR BY JUST.

S-1

SINK
(DOUBLE BOWL)

FAUCET: DECK MOUNTED, SINGLE LEVER, TWO HOLE FAUCET WITH PULLOUT SPRAY FROM SPOUT, 9 INCH GOOSENECK SWING
SPOUT, 2.5 GPM SPRAY OUTLET, SINGLE ACTUATOR HANDLE, FINISH SELECTED BY ARCHITECT. ELKAY LK9405CR OR
APPROVED EQUAL.
1-1/2"

1-1/2"

1/2"

DRAIN: STAINLESS STEEL BASKET STRAINERS WITH CHROME PLATED BRASS 1-1/2 INCH DIAMETER TAILPIECE. ELKAY LK35.
TRAP: FURNISH CHROME PLATED BRASS ADJUSTABLE "P" TRAP WITH CLEANOUT AND 17 GAUGE WASTE TO WALL WITH
ESCUTCHEON.
SUPPLIES: FURNISH CHROME PLATED RIGID OR FLEXIBLE SUPPLIES WITH LOOSE KEY LOCK SHIELD TYPE STOPS, REDUCERS,
AND ESCUTCHEONS.

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MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS

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LAKEFRONT LODGE - INTERIOR RENOVATION
LAKE METROPARKS

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Item #5.

PLAN NOTES:

4
3

REMOVE ALL EXISTING LIGHTING, CONTROLS, POWER AND
COMMUNICATIONS DEVICES, AND ASSOCIATED CONDUIT AND WIRING
IN THIS AREA, U.O.N.

EXISTING DEVICE OR LIGHTING FIXTURE TO REMAIN.

EXISTING DEVICE OR LIGHTING FIXTURE TO BE REMOVED.

EXISTING DEVICE TO BE REPLACED IN SAME LOCATION. REMOVE
DEVICE AND MAINTAIN EXISTING CIRCUIT FOR CONNECTION TO NEW
DEVICE.

4
3

SSS

30525 LAKESHORE BLVD

LAKE METROPARKS

LAKEFRONT LODGE - INTERIOR RENOVATION

no.

description

date

2
2

Sheet Revisions

EXISTING 'PANEL 1' IN GARAGE
EXISTING 'PANEL 2' IN GARAGE

1/2" = 1'-0"

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Item #5.

ELECTRICAL SYMBOLS
A/3,5

BRANCH CIRCUIT HOMERUN TO PANEL "A", CIRCUIT #3 AND #5. PROVIDE
THE PROPER QUANTITY OF 12 AWG CONDUCTORS FOR THE CIRCUIT(S)
INDICATED. A SEPARATE GROUNDING CONDUCTOR IS REQUIRED FOR ALL
BRANCH CIRCUITS.
RECESSED LIGHTING FIXTURE, TYPE A
SINGLE POLE SWITCH - MOUNTING AT 48" A.F.F.

DIMMER SWITCH - MOUNTING AT 48" A.F.F. - 0-10V, PROVIDE 0-10V WIRING
TO EACH DIMMED FIXTURE
EXIT SIGN - CEILING MOUNTED. SHADING INDICATES LIGHTED FACE.
ARROW INDICATES CHEVRON DIRECTION
DUPLEX RECEPTACLE - MOUNTING AT 18" A.F.F.

DUPLEX RECEPTACLE - MOUNTING AT 8" ABOVE BACKSPLASH

DUPLEX RECEPTACLE - GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTER
(GFCI) TYPE
PANELBOARD - 0 TO 150 VOLTS TO GROUND

CONFIRM THE CEILING TYPES IN ALL AREAS WITH THE GENERAL TRADES CONTRACTOR
OR WITH THE EXISTING BUILDING CEILING CONDITIONS, AND FURNISH THE PROPER LIGHT
FIXTURE TRIMS AND SUPPORTS TO SUIT EACH CEILING TYPE.

BRANCH CIRCUIT WIRING FOR EMERGENCY LIGHTING BATTERY PACKS AND EXIT LIGHTS
SHALL BE INSTALLED AND CONNECTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE 700 OF THE
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE.

THIS CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE INSTALLATION OF AND MOUNTING OF ALL
DUPLEX RECEPTACLES, ETC., WITH ROOM ELEVATIONS AND ALL MILLWORK DRAWINGS
BEFORE ROUGH-IN.

3
5

11
13

OPEN WIRE AND OPEN CABLES INSTALLED WITHIN THE RETURN AIR CEILING SPACE
SHALL BE PLENUM RATED LETTER CODE 'P'.

ALL WIRE FOR POWER, LIGHTING, AND CONTROL SYSTEMS SHALL BE 600 VOLT THHNTHWN, 90 DEGREE INSULATED AND SHALL BE COPPER. ALL WIRE FOR COMMUNICATIONS
SYSTEMS SHALL BE COPPER.

15
17
19
21

FIRE SEAL OPENINGS AROUND ALL CONDUIT PENETRATIONS. PENETRATIONS THROUGH
FIRE RATED CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE SEALED WITH LISTED FIRE RATED MATERIALS.

ALL HOMERUN WIRING SHALL BE RUN IN EMT THIN-WALL THREADLESS CONDUIT. TYPE
MC CABLE MAY BE INSTALLED CONCEALED WITHIN WALL AND CEILING SPACES FOR
BRANCH CIRCUIT WIRING.

ALL ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT SHALL BE U.L. LISTED OR LABELED.

COORDINATE THE ELECTRICAL WORK WITH ALL TRADES ON SITE AND WITH THE
OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE. REFER TO THE PLANS AND DETAILS SHOWING THE
ARCHITECTURAL, MECHANICAL, AND PLUMBING WORK TO PROPERLY PLAN AND INSTALL
THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT.

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33
35
37
39

Load Class.

DRYER

Equipment

SMALL A/C UNIT

Equipment

STAFF A/C UNIT

Equipment

BSMT 240V OUTLETS IN
COMPUTER ROOM

Equipment

A: MISC AREA LTS + REC
20
B: GAR DR, REC, FRIDGE
A: DRY STOR. BLNKED OFF
20
B: DRY STOR BLNKED OFF
A: MISC AREA REC + LTS
20
B: MISC AREA REC + LTS

Receptacle

MAIN A/C

Equipment

EXISTING LOAD

Equipment

Lighting

SMALL ACTIVITY ROOM
LTS
A: (*) KITCHEN GFCI
B: EXISTING LOAD
A: (*) KITCHEN GFCI
B: BASEMENT LTS
A: (*) KITCHEN GFCI
B: ENTRY EXIT, BSMT REC
A: (*) KITCHEN GFCI
B: EXISTING LOAD
A: EXISTING LOAD
B: ENT. EXIT, FURNACE #2

20
20

1.5

Receptacle;
Equipment
Receptacle;
Lighting

Receptacle

Receptacle;
Equipment

Equipment

2.0

1.4

2.0
2.0

1.4
1.4

2.0
1.5

1.4
1.5

1.5
4.0

1.5
2.0

4.0
2.0

2.0
2.0

1.4
1.4

2.9
1.2

1.4
1.0

2.0
1.0

2.1
1.2

2.0
3.0

1.2
2.1

Total Load:
Total Amps:
Load Classification
Equipment
Lighting
Receptacle

1.5

Receptacle
Receptacle

1.5
1.5

3.8
35.6 kW
297.0 A

0.4

Load Class.

Load Name

CKT

Equipment

OVEN

Equipment

STOVE

Equipment

GARAGE 240V REC

Equipment

SUBPANEL IN BASEMENT

Receptacle;
Equipment

Receptacle

Receptacle;
Equipment

Receptacle

Lighting

Equipment

EXISTING LOAD

Receptacle

A: (*) KITCHEN GFCI
B: (*) KITCHEN GFCI

2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16

A: ENT., LG RM., BSMT REC
18
B: OFF. REC, DISHWASHER
A: ACT. RMS + PATIO REC
20
B: LG ACT. + KITCHEN REC
A: WORK ROOM REC
22
B: SML ACT. RM, PATIO REC
A: EXISTING LOAD
24
B: BACK OFF. REC
A: (*) FUTURE FRIDGE
26
B: ENTRY GFCI
A: GARAGE REC + LTS
28
B: WE RR REC + LTS
A: TIMER FOR EXT. LTS
30
B: WRK RM, OFF, HALL LTS
A: KITCHEN LTS
32
B: MISC AREA LTS
A: EXISTING LOAD
34
B: EXISTING LOAD

Demand Load
26 kW
5 kW
14 kW

description

date

38
40

38 kW
317 A

Connected Load Demand Factor
52 kW
50.00%
5 kW
100.00%
17 kW
78.97%

no.

Panel Totals
Total Connected 73.7 kW
Load: 307.1 A
Total Demand Load:

Sheet Revisions

44.2 kW
184.4 A

Notes:
ALL LOADS ARE EXISTING U.O.N.
PROVIDE NEW TANDEM CIRCUIT BREAKER FOR CIRCUITS #31, 33, 35, 40. RECONNECT EXISTING LOADS TO INDICATED CIRCUIT OF
NEW TANDEM CIRCUIT BREAKER.
(*) NEW LOAD.

01
no.

BID
description

07.30.2026
date

Project Issues

LUMINAIRE SCHEDULE
LUMINAIRE
TYPE
WATTS VOLTS

LAMP TYPE

DESCRIPTION

MOUNTING

6" ROUND RETROFIT DOWNLIGHT WITH
3500K LED ADJUSTABLE CCT AND LUMENS SET TO
RECESSED
1000 LUMENS LOW, CLEAR SEMI-SPECULAR TRIM,
AND 0-10V 10% DIMMING.

MANUFACTURER

CATALOG NUMBER

LITHONIA

LBR6 ALO2 SWW1 AR LSS WD
MVOLT UGZ

REMARKS

120

LED

EMERGENCY BATTERY PACK WITH
TWO LED HEADS AND WHITE
THERMOPLASTIC HOUSING.

SURFACE

QUANTUM

ELM4L

120

LED

HIGH OUTPUT EXIT SIGN WITH RED
LETTERING, WHITE THERMOPLASTIC
HOUSING, AND TWO REMOTE HEADS.

SURFACE

QUANTUM

LHQM S W RG MVOLT HO

LED

EMERGENCY REMOTE HEAD WITH
DARK BRONZE ALUMINUM HOUSING
AND TWIN LED HEADS. WET LOCATION
LISTED.

SURFACE

QUANTUM

ELMRW LP220L DDBTXD T

1,2

SCHEDULE NOTES
1. WIRE AHEAD OF ALL LIGHTING CONTROLS.
2. WIRE TO NEARBY EXIT SIGN FOR EMERGENCY BATTERY OPERATION.

ELECTRICAL NOTES, SYMBOLS, AND SCHEDULES

A.I.C. Rating: 10,000
Mounting: Surface

sheet name:

Load Name

Designation: PANEL 2

Voltage: 120/240V-1PH-3W
Spaces: 40
A

CKT

ALL EXISTING UNUSED ELECTRICAL WIRE, CONDUIT, AND EQUIPMENT SHALL BE
REMOVED.

UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED

Bus Amps: 200 A
Mains Type: 200 A MLO

U.O.N.

CIRCUIT BREAKER PANEL SCHEDULE

ALL LIGHTING FIXTURE LOCATIONS INDICATED ON THIS DRAWING SHALL BE SUPERSEDED
BY THE ARCHITECTURAL REFLECTED CEILING PLAN FOR THE AREA. ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR SHALL REVIEW ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS FOR EXACT LOCATIONS OF
LIGHT FIXTURES.

ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR

A.F.F.

30525 LAKESHORE BLVD

THE ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION MUST MEET OR EXCEED THE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
OF THE LATEST EDITION OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE AND ANY APPLICABLE STATE
OR LOCAL CODES, AS INTERPRETED BY THE LOCAL AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION.

INDICATES POWER CONNECTION TO AIR HANDLER #3-REFER TO EQUIPMENT
CONNECTION SCHEDULES FOR REQUIREMENTS

LAKE METROPARKS

AH-3

LAKEFRONT LODGE - INTERIOR RENOVATION

ELECTRICAL GENERAL NOTES

PLAN NOTE TAG, REFER TO PLANS FOR DESCRIPTION

drawn by:

JDG

checked by:

SJB

sheet number:

E001
job number:

26040

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Item #5.

PLAN NOTES:

(1) DIMMER SWITCH FOR
ALL TYPE A FIXTURES

EXISTING DEVICE OR LIGHTING
FIXTURE.

REPLACE EXISTING DEVICE AND
COVER PLATE WITH NEW,
RECONNECT DEVICE TO EXISTING
BRANCH CIRCUIT WIRING.

CONNECT ALL NEW LIGHTING TO
EXISTING LIGHTING CIRCUIT IN AREA.

FUTURE REFRIGERATOR - 120V, 1.0KW
ASSUMED. MOUNT AT 48" A.F.F.
PROVIDE REMOTE GFCI RESET ON
WALL, 2' TO THE RIGHT OF THE
RECEPTACLE.

2
D

2
2

4
PANEL 2/26A

(TYP.) FAUX WOOD
BEAMS ON CEILING

G,C
PANEL 2/35 A

G,C
PANEL 2/37A
A

G,C

PANEL 2/40 A

PANEL 2/40B

G,C

DN
EM

30525 LAKESHORE BLVD

LAKE METROPARKS

G,C
PANEL 2/33 A

LAKEFRONT LODGE - INTERIOR RENOVATION

G,C
PANEL 2/31A

no.

description

date

1
1

Sheet Revisions

EXISTING 'PANEL 1' IN GARAGE
EXISTING 'PANEL 2' IN GARAGE

1/2" = 1'-0"

01
no.

BID
description

07.30.2026
date

Project Issues

LEVEL1 - ELECTRICAL PLAN

SCALE:

sheet name:

E101

LEVEL 1 - ELECTRICAL PLAN

drawn by:

JDG

checked by:

SJB

sheet number:

E101
job number:

26040

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Item #5.

RESOLUTION NO. 2026-36
A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE LAKE METROPARKS DISTRICT’S
PROPOSED INTERIOR RENOVATIONS TO THE LAKEFRONT LODGE
LOCATED AT LAKEFRONT PARK, PURSUANT TO THE LEASE
AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF WILLOWICK AND THE LAKE
METROPARKS DISTRICT, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution No. 2025-8, the City of Willowick entered into an Agreement
with the Lake Metroparks District to lease City owned lands known as Lakefront Park for use,
development and improvement; and
WHEREAS, Section 5 of the Agreement provides that improvements to the leased premises
costing greater than Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars ($25,000.00) are subject to approval by the
City; and
WHEREAS, the Lake Metroparks District has proposed interior renovations to the Lakefront
Lodge located at 30525 Lakeshore Boulevard; and
WHEREAS, the proposed renovations include improvements to the existing multipurpose room
and kitchen, including interior demolition, lighting, mechanical and plumbing work, cabinetry,
flooring and other interior finishes, without changing the existing use, occupancy or building
footprint.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of Willowick, County of
Lake, and State of Ohio:
Section 1. That the proposed interior renovations to the Lakefront Lodge by the Lake Metroparks
District are hereby approved pursuant to Section 5 of the Agreement between the City of
Willowick and the Lake Metroparks District. The Mayor is hereby authorized to execute any
documentation necessary to evidence the City’s approval of said renovations.
Section 2. That the approval granted by this Resolution is subject to the Lake Metroparks District
obtaining all permits and approvals required by applicable law and complying with all applicable
building, zoning, fire, safety and other laws, codes and regulations. Nothing herein shall be
construed to amend or otherwise modify the existing Agreement between the City and the Lake
Metroparks District.
Section 3. It is found and determined that all formal actions of this Council concerning and relating
to the passage of this Resolution were conducted in an open meeting of this Council and that all
deliberations of this Council and any of its committees that resulted in such actions were conducted
in meetings open to the public in compliance with all legal requirements including Chapter 123 of
the Codified Ordinances of the City of Willowick.
Section 4. This Resolution constitutes an emergency measure in that the same provides for the
immediate preservation of the public peace, health, safety and welfare of the inhabitants of the

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Item #5.

City of Willowick and is necessary to allow the Lake Metroparks District to timely proceed with
the Lakefront Lodge renovation project; wherefore, this Resolution shall be in full force and take
effect immediately upon its passage by Council and approval by the Mayor.
PASSED:

, 2026
_______________________________
Monica Koudela, President of
Council

SUBMITTED to the Mayor for his
approval on
, 2026
APPROVED by the Mayor on
, 2026
ATTEST:

Alyssa Moran, Clerk of Council

Michael J. Vanni, Mayor

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Item #6.

RESOLUTION NO. 2026-37
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF
WILLOWICK TO PREPARE AND SUBMIT AN APPLICATION TO
PARTICIPATE IN THE OHIO PUBLIC WORKS COMMISSION STATE
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT AND/OR LOCAL TRANSPORTATION
IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMS, TO EXECUTE CONTRACTS AS
REQUIRED, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
WHEREAS, the State Capital Improvement Program and the Local Transportation Improvement
Program both provide financial assistance to political subdivisions for capital improvements to
public infrastructure; and
WHEREAS, the City of Willowick is planning to make capital improvements as part of its
Vineyard Sewer and Drainage Improvements and 2027 Concrete Slab Replacement Program; and
WHEREAS, the infrastructure improvements above-described are considered to be a priority need
for the City and are qualified projects under the OPWC programs;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
WILLOWICK, COUNTY OF LAKE, STATE OF OHIO:
Section 1. That the Mayor of the City of Willowick is hereby authorized to apply to the Ohio Public
Works Commission for funds as described above, and to execute any and all agreements and
documents necessary to formalize the validity and implementation of the City's participation in
that funding.
Section 2. All formal actions of this Council concerning the passage of this Resolution were
adopted in an open meeting, and that all deliberations of this Council, or any of its Committees,
which resulted in such formal action, were in meetings open to the public, in compliance with all
legal requirements, including Chapter 107 of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Willowick
and Section 121.22 of the Ohio Revised Code.
Section 3. This Resolution is hereby declared to be an emergency measure necessary for the
immediate preservation of the public peace, health, safety, welfare and dignity of the residents of
the City of Willowick, and further provides for the submission of the City's application in
accordance with applicable time guidelines.
WHEREFORE, this Resolution shall be in full force and effect immediately upon its passage by
Council and approval by the Mayor.
PASSED:

, 2026
_______________________________
Monica Koudela, President of
Council

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Item #6.

SUBMITTED to the Mayor for his
approval on
, 2026
APPROVED by the Mayor on
, 2026
ATTEST:

Alyssa Moran, Clerk of Council

Michael J. Vanni, Mayor

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Item #7.

RESOLUTION NO. 2026- 38
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE REGIONAL INCOME TAX
AGENCY TO REVIEW AND DETERMINE CERTAIN REQUESTS FOR
ABATEMENT OF MUNICIPAL INCOME TAX PENALTIES AND
INTEREST
IN
ACCORDANCE
WITH
APPLICABLE
LAW,
AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF RITA'S MUNICIPAL INCOME TAX
PENALTY AND INTEREST ABATEMENT AUTHORIZATION.
WHEREAS, the City of Willowick utilizes the Regional Income Tax Agency ("RITA") in
connection with the administration and collection of the City's municipal income tax; and
WHEREAS, Section 194.26 of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Willowick adopts the RITA
Rules and Regulations, as amended from time to time, for use as the City's Income Tax Rules and
Regulations, provided that the provisions of Chapter 194 of the Codified Ordinances shall control
in the event of any conflict; and
WHEREAS, Section 194.18(e) of the Codified Ordinances and Ohio Revised Code Section
718.27(E) authorize the abatement or partial abatement of penalties or interest when the Tax
Administrator determines, in the Tax Administrator's discretion, that such abatement is
appropriate; and
WHEREAS, Section 194.19 of the Codified Ordinances authorizes the Tax Administrator to
appoint agents and prescribe their powers and duties, and Ohio Revised Code Section 718.01
includes the Regional Income Tax Agency within the definition of a tax administrator for purposes
of Ohio municipal income taxation; and
WHEREAS, RITA has requested that the City elect whether RITA shall review and determine
taxpayer requests for the discretionary abatement of penalties and/or interest or whether such
requests shall be referred to the City; and
WHEREAS, Council desires to authorize RITA to administer such requests in a manner consistent
with the Codified Ordinances of the City of Willowick and Ohio Revised Code Chapter 718
without amending or otherwise modifying the substantive municipal income tax laws of the City;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
WILLOWICK, COUNTY OF LAKE, STATE OF OHIO:
Section 1. Council hereby authorizes the City's Tax Administrator to designate the Regional
Income Tax Agency as an authorized agent for the purpose of receiving, reviewing and
determining taxpayer requests for the discretionary abatement or partial abatement of penalties
and/or interest imposed pursuant to Section 194.18 of the Codified Ordinances of the City of
Willowick.
Section 2. RITA shall exercise the authority provided herein in accordance with Chapter 194 of
the Codified Ordinances of the City of Willowick, Ohio Revised Code Chapter 718, the RITA

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Item #7.

Rules and Regulations adopted by the City pursuant to Section 194.26 of the Codified Ordinances
of the City of Willowick, and RITA's applicable penalty and interest abatement criteria, provided
that in the event of any conflict, the Codified Ordinances of the City of Willowick and applicable
State law shall control.
Section 3. Nothing in this Resolution shall be construed to:
(a) authorize the waiver, compromise or abatement of principal municipal income tax liability;
(b) alter, limit or eliminate any mandatory abatement or refund required by the Codified
Ordinances of the City of Willowick or Ohio Revised Code Chapter 718, including any mandatory
abatement or refund required by Section 194.18(c)(3) of the Codified Ordinances;
(c) alter or limit any taxpayer right of review or appeal provided by the Codified Ordinances of
the City of Willowick or applicable State law; or
(d) amend, supersede or otherwise modify any provision of Chapters 193 or 194 of the Codified
Ordinances of the City of Willowick.
Section 4. The authorization provided by this Resolution shall not apply to requests concerning
returns required to be filed or payments required to be made before January 1, 2016. Any such
request shall continue to be administered in accordance with Chapter 193 of the Codified
Ordinances and other applicable law.
Section 5. The Mayor is hereby authorized to execute RITA's Municipal Income Tax Penalty and
Interest Abatement Authorization and any other documents reasonably necessary to implement
this Resolution, provided that any such authorization shall at all times remain subject to the
limitations and requirements contained herein.
Section 6. All formal actions of this Council concerning the passage of this Resolution were
adopted in an open meeting, and all deliberations of this Council, or any of its Committees, which
resulted in such formal action, were in meetings open to the public in compliance with all legal
requirements, including Chapter 107 of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Willowick and
Section 121.22 of the Ohio Revised Code.
WHEREFORE, this Resolution shall be in full force and effect immediately upon its passage by
Council and approval by the Mayor.
PASSED:

, 2026
_______________________________
Monica Koudela, President of
Council

SUBMITTED to the Mayor for his
approval on
, 2026

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Item #7.

APPROVED by the Mayor on
, 2026
ATTEST:

Alyssa Moran, Clerk of Council

Michael J. Vanni, Mayor

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Item #8.

RESOLUTION NO. 2026- 39
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CREATION OF ONE UNPAID
STUDENT INTERN POSITION WITHIN THE FINANCE DEPARTMENT
OF THE CITY OF WILLOWICK.
WHEREAS, the Finance Department has identified an opportunity to provide a student with
practical educational and professional experience in municipal government and municipal finance
through a temporary internship; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Ohio Revised Code Section 731.08, the legislative authority of a city is
authorized to determine the number of employees within each department of City government and
to establish their respective compensation; and
WHEREAS, Council desires to authorize one temporary, unpaid student intern position within
the Finance Department for purposes of providing educational and practical experience while
assisting the Department with appropriate projects and activities;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
WILLOWICK, COUNTY OF LAKE, STATE OF OHIO:
SECTION 1. Council hereby authorizes the creation of one (1) temporary Student Intern position
within the Finance Department of the City of Willowick.
SECTION 2. The Student Intern position shall be unpaid, with compensation established at $0.00,
and shall be temporary in nature. The internship shall not create any right or expectation of
continued employment or appointment to any paid position with the City.
SECTION 3. The Finance Director is authorized to establish the duties, schedule, duration,
educational objectives, and supervision of the internship, subject to applicable federal and state
law, City policies, and any applicable Civil Service requirements.
SECTION 4. Prior to commencement of the internship, the individual selected shall execute such
internship acknowledgment or agreement as approved by the Law Director.
SECTION 5. It is found and determined that all formal actions of this Council concerning and
relating to the adoption of this Resolution were adopted in an open meeting of this Council, and
that all deliberations of this Council and any of its committees that resulted in such formal action
were in meetings open to the public in compliance with all legal requirements.

PASSED:

, 2026
_______________________________
Monica Koudela, President of
Council

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Item #8.

SUBMITTED to the Mayor for his
approval on
, 2026
APPROVED by the Mayor on
, 2026
ATTEST:

Alyssa Moran, Clerk of Council

Michael J. Vanni, Mayor

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Item #9.

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Item #9.

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Item #11.

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Item #11.

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Item #12.

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