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4873-4401-5244 v1 performed during the preliminary design phase but must be completed prior to submittal of final design. Applicant shall provide current water flow information obtained from the Water Department and provide the observed flow, the available flow at 20psi, and the required fire flow in accordance with Appendix B as noted above. The required fire flow, as required by the CFC Appendix B must be provided on the building permit plans prior to the project proceeding with construction. [COA][ENGINEERING AND FIRE] 52.Fire Department Knox Building Access – A Knox Key box is required as part of this project to allow emergency access for firefighters. Indicate on the plans that a Knox key box will be provided on the building at a location approved by the Fire Department. (CFC 506). [SDR][FIRE] 53.Radio Coverage for Emergency Responders – All building and parking garages shall have approved radio coverage for emergency responders within the building. Upon completion of the building construction, a radio coverage test shall be conducted per the applicable codes and standards and if the test fails an Emergency Responders Radio Coverage System shall be installed. Verify any Blue Box phone communication requirements with the Redwood City Police Department. [COA][POLICE] 54.Portable Fire Extinguisher Required – Portable fire extinguishers, with a minimum classification of 2A:B:C are required to be permanently installed in the building within 75 feet of travel from all portions of the building in compliance with NFPA 10 and CFC Section 906. Indicate the location and size of these fire extinguishers on the plans. Provide a section detail indicating how the fire extinguishers are to be mounted to the building. [SDR][FIRE]. 55.High-Rise Construction – The building is considered a High-Rise and must comply with all codes for High-Rise construction if the height of the top occupied floor slab exceeds 75 feet. Height is measured from the lowest point of the gutter at the lowest street elevation. [SDR][BUILDING] 56.Combination Sprinkler/Standpipe System – The California Fire Code requires building four or more stories in height to be provided with a Class 1, manual standpipe system. Provide plans for the design of this system or indicate the requirements for this system and list the design and installation as a deferred submittal on the cover sheet of the plans prior to installation of the system. NOTE: The design of the fire sprinkler system must be an NFPA 13 system. The notation for deferred submittals must indicate that the fire sprinkler system will be a combination sprinkler/standpipe system with hose connections on all levels of the building. (CFC Section 905). [SDR][FIRE] 57.Fire Department Access Plan – Provide a fire department access plan that indicates all routes of fire department road access required to within 150 feet of all portions of the exterior of the building unless otherwise approved by the Redwood City Fire Department (CFC Section 503). 58.Addressing and Access – The following requirements apply: [COA][FIRE] a.Addresses must be logical, sequential numbers, i.e. First Floor 101, 102, 103, Second Floor 202, 203, 204, as opposed to F303, G401, etc. b.Floor plan maps shall be submitted with unit numbers at all entrances, excluding fire exits. c.Provide a knox box with the appropriate keys, fobs, or access cards for public safety personnel at the main entrance, as opposed to just RFID readers or similar devices. 59.Elevator Requirements – The following requirements for elevators apply: [SDR][BUILDING] a.One elevator shall be available for use as an accessible means of egress in case of emergency. ATTY/RESO.0111/PC RESO STANFORD BLOCK E - EXHIBIT A & B REV: 11-30-23 VR Page 9 of 20