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2003-11-06 Planning Report Seasonal Concepts Site & Bldg Plan Review . . NORTHWEST ASSOCIATED CONSULTANTS, INC. 5775 Wayzata Boulevard, Suite 555, St. Louis Park. MN 55416 Telephone: 952.595.9636 Facsimile: 952.595.9837 planners@nacplanning.com PLANNING REPORT TO: FROM: DATE: RE: FILE NO: Linda Goeb Cynthia Putz- Yang / Alan Brixius November 6, 2003 Albertville - Seasonal Concepts at the Shoppes at Towne Lakes, Site and Building Plan Review 163.06 - 03.28 BACKGROUND . On November 3, 2003, the City Council approved a resolution to grant preliminary plat, planned unit development (PUD), and conditional use permit (CUP) approval for The Shoppes at Town Lakes One. The CUP is to allow impervious surface coverage in excess of 25 percent and up to 80 percent. Site and building plan approval is now being requested for Lot 2 of that development. The proposed use of the lot includes a furniture/home accessory store (Seasonal Concepts) and a smaller retail building with multiple tenants to be determined. The proposed Seasonal Concepts store is 20,000 square feet in size. The smaller retail building is 4,800 square feet in size. Attached for reference: . Exhibit A: Exhibit B: Exhibit C: Exhibit D: Exhibit E: Exhibit F: Exhibit G: Exhibit H: Exhibit I: Exhibit J: Exhibit K: Exhibit L: Exhibit M: The Shoppes at Town Lakes One Preliminary Site Plan dated 10106/03 Seasonal Concepts Site Plan dated 10/23/03 Landscape Plan dated 10/29/03 Grading, Drainage, and Erosion Control Plan Dated 10/23/03 Utility Plan dated 10/23/03 Photometric Plan dated 10/23/03 Floor Plans dated 10/29/03 Exterior Building Elevations dated 10/29/03 Project Summary Parking Summary Snow Removal Plan Lighting Details Fire Protection Comments 39 . RECOMMENDATION Based upon staff review of the submitted plans, applicable regulations, and recent City approvals for the PUD, we recommend approval of the site and building plans for Lot 2 of The Shoppes at Town Lakes One subject to all the conditions of the approved PUD and the following conditions: 1. The applicant is required to submit shared access and parking agreements that will run across all lots to allow for common use of parking in the event of overflow need. 2. The proposed pole lights must be revised to match the pole lights in the rest of the PUD. The down-light fixtures above the awnings must be revised so that the light sources do not drop below the level of the hoods. 3. If any freestanding lights are proposed in the Seasonal Concepts outdoor display area, they must be a bollard style to avoid impacting the residential area to the east. 4. A landscape irrigation system is required and must be noted on the landscape plan. 5. If there is an entrance/exit at the back of the smaller retail building, shrubs should be located further from the building with a sidewalk serving the doors. The shrubs should be pruned to not obscure visibility of the doors. . 6. The Planning Commission should comment on whether they would allow some flexibility in planting trees with a less dense canopy, such as honeylocust, along Laketowne Place. 7. The Planning Commission should comment on the acceptability of the exterior building treatments and colors. 8. The building elevations and floor plans illustrate tower features on west side of the small building. The site plan, landscape plan, and other plans should be revised to be consistent with this design. 9. No outdoor displays may occur outside of the outdoor display area on the east side of the Seasonal Concepts building. 10. The project must comply with Fire Code requirements as outlined In the letter attached in Exhibit M. 11. Grading, drainage, erosion control, and utility plans are subject to City Engineer review and approval. . 2 40 . ISSUES ANALYSIS Uses. The proposed retail and furniturelhome accessory store uses are allowed in the B-2A District. Setbacks. As part of PUD approval, the City has allowed for a minimum building setback of 20 feet for the rear of the buildings on Lot 2 abutting Laketowne Drive and Linwood Drive. The buildings comply with this standard. Site Access. Access points align with access locations across the private street, which was approved as part of the PUD. Sidewalks. Sidewalks are located along building facades and connect to the sidewalk adjacent to the private street. Parking. As part of PUD approval, the City has allowed parking available on Lot 4 to be counted toward meeting the parking requirement for Lot 2. A condition of the PUD approval was that the building illustrated on Lot 4 must be limited in size (floor area) based upon setbacks, parking, and loading and service areas that meet City zoning standards. The applicant is required to submit shared access and parking agreements that will run across all lots to allow for common use of parking in the event of overflow need. . Lighting. The proposed pole lights should be revised to match the pole lights in the rest of the PUD. We recommend that the down-light fixtures above the awnings be revised so that the light sources do not drop below the level of the hoods. The lantern- style wall lights are acceptable. A photometric plan has been submitted and is acceptable. It appears that the outdoor display area on the ea~t side of the Seasonal Concepts building will be lighted by lantern wall lights only. If any other lights are proposed, they must be a bollard style to avoid impacting the residential area to the east. Landscaping. Within the B-2A Zoning District, special landscape requirements have been established which require a detailed landscape plan being submitted for approval by the City includes ground cover, shrubs, trees, sculpture, decorative walks, and other similar features or materials having a minimum value of 2 percent for all projects below one million dollars or $20,000 and 1 percent per project one million dollars and two million dollars. . The applicant has provided a detailed landscape plan. It appears that the type and size of the plantings that are being proposed comply with the City's minimum standards. Within the B-2A District, the City requires sprinkler systems for new landscape areas. The site irrigation system can be counted as part of the 2 percent value for landscaping. The site plan does not illustrate or indicate in the narrative as to whether irrigation will be provided. This is a requirement of the district and should be noted on the plan. 3 41 . . . The exterior elevations for the smaller retail building appear to show two man-doors on the back of the building. The landscape plan shows shrubs planted next to the building in this area. If this is an entrance/exit to the building, we recommend that the shrubs be located further from the building with a sidewalk serving the doors. The shrubs should be pruned to not obscure visibility of the doors. Street Trees. Large overstory trees were approved along Laketowne Place as part of the PUD. The applicant is concerned that these trees along the south side of the site may hinder visibility of the stores. The Planning Commission should comment on whether they would allow some flexibility in planting trees with a less dense canopy, such as honeylocust. Building Design. The submitted project summary describes that the building architecture is intended to evoke an agrarian aesthetic. Building materials include rock- face concrete block and brick accents. Lap siding and standing seam metal elements also accent the facades. Color building elevations have been submitted. The Planning Commission should comment on the acceptability of the exterior building treatments and colors. The building elevations and floor plans illustrate tower features on west side of the small building. The site plan, landscape plan, and other plans should be revised to be consistent with this design. Outdoor Display. The only outdoor display area proposed is on the east side of the Seasonal Concepts building. This area is defined by an outdoor patio and screened by trees and shrubs. No outdoor displays may occur outside of this area. Snow Removal. Snow plowing within the PUD will be contracted annually through the association with one vendor. Fire Protection. Issues relating to fire department access and water supplies are discussed in the letter attached in Exhibit M. 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I I' B It!.~ I U I L li li ~ ; ~ ~ ~~ r ; 1 ~ ~ g ~~ 'I il I' HI f' lH '11 Jr' I lit II , 1;1 I I ! I III -Q) lll~ z lll~ ~ g;:g e .,g 3: ~ Cl)C ... 1"1' IUI'\ III filii It!ll ,,!! II = ~ lilli' E II I i i! HI!!! PI I n~ ~I~! ! I I! I I ~I: ! I I ! T 1 . li~ 'I fl!li ~ ~ ~ @UJ I II; II ~ q I . I 'iI d i~ II il ~I i I I ir .1 I ~I ~ l ~ ~ ~ L L b ~ ~ ~ ~ o ~ g i! I li ~ ~ ~! '" - go !N ~<( S I ~1 . Proiect Summary Shoppes at Towne Lakes Center Albertville, Minnesota Lot 2 of Block 1 The Craig Co. Inc. 1300 Willowbrook Drive Wayzata, Minnesota 55391 It is the intent of the applicant, The Craig Co. Inc. (TCCI), to develop 24,800 sf of retail consisting of a 20,000 sf "Fumiture/Home Accessory Store" and a 4800 sf multi-tenant building, in the Shoppes at Towne Lakes Center. The land is in a PUD area being developed by Contractor Property Developers Co. (CPDC) and TCCI intends to purchase the plat of Lot 2 of Block 1. . The applicant is requesting that Site and Building Plan Review be approved with the following provisions: 1. Parking calculations be considered under the PUD aggregate parking review. (See the attached summary). 2. Landscaping requirements include interior lot line boulevard trees installed by CPDC and included under the PUD review. 3. The applicant has obtained architectural image and building review and approval from CPDC as part of their overall design and development. Site The site is located on Highway 19 north of the Outlet Mall and contains 2.15 acres. It is currently agricultural in use and is under PUD consideration by the City of Albertville which was applied for by CPDC. Included in, the PUD along with this site, are other retail sites, a hotel and housing. Two buildings are planned for the site. They are located to enhance the site lines from adjoining properties. The structures are separated to maintain a pedestrian scale of buildings and to allow site lines into the site. Storefronts and parking are located on the highway side with the proposed structures providing a visual screen from the residential area. Landscaping and an exterior patio facing the residential area will make a visual transitional layer between the building and the road. Architectural features of the buildings will be compatible to the rest of the structures in the PUDas approved by CPDC. . Architecture The building's architecture evokes an agrarian aesthetic with details such as roof overhangs, support brackets, roof cupolas, and lantern light wall sconces. Building materials have been selected to reinforce the rural image. (See Exterior Finish Key on A200). Main entries will face the main parking area. The "Fumiture/Home Accessory Store" will have a rear storefront open to an exterior patio. Windows and awnings are strategically located on the exterior of both buildings to enhance the architectural features and work with the retail merchandising on the interior. EXHIBIT I 52 . Rock face CMU with a variegated color, will recall Kasota limestone. Brick will be used to accent the base, windows and columns. Standing seam metal roof will form a covered walk at the main entry and pitched roof elements. Vertical and Board and Batten lap siding is used to highlight the entry and selected corners. Burnished CMU is used as an accent stripe to visually connect the architectural highlights. The materials on the two buildings on this site will be the same. Architectural details will be similar between the two buildings. Landscaping Landscaping has been used to reinforce the architectural concepts and provide a transitional layer between the buildings and the surrounding residential area. The site is outlined with boulevard over-story trees as part of the POO application. This would include 10 trees on this site along the western interior lot line. The interior of the site has been designed to reinforce the Architecture and provide a visual transition layer to the surrounding residential area. . Trees located in the parking islands and low planting around the building edge preserve site lines to the retail storefronts. The service areas are visually screened with closely spaced conifers. The patio area is outlined with low planting and symmetrically placed conifers and maples. Building Use It is the intention of the applicant, to lease the 20,000 sf to a "Home Accessory Store". The store would consist of approximately 16,000 sf of sales floor and 4000 sf of warehouse storage. It is estimated stock would be delivered once a week. The delivery vehicle would leave the site after completion. Customer pick-up would occur on grade, along side the delivery dock. An exterior patio in the rear of the building is intended to be used as a seasonal decorative area. Outdoor furniture vignettes and seasonal planting displays would be set up in the patio area. This would serve to provide some limited activity yet be a respectful image from the residential area. It is the intention of the applicant, to lease the 4800 sf building to multiple tenants TBD. Storefronts will face the main parking area. Tenants will be serviced through the front door. An exterior trash enclosure will fully screen a wheeled waste container. . Parking Parking is provided under the PUD application from CPDC. Under this review, Lot 2 requires 98 stalls and supplies 86. The remainder of the parking is provided within the PUD site as outlined in the attached summary. Parking area lighting will utilize the fixtures approved through the PUD. (See attached sheet). 53 . The Shoppes at Towne Lakes PARKING SUMMARY Lot 1: Fast Food with drive thru - 3800 square feet A) Gross Service and Dining area: 2000 square feet Parking 1 stall per 35 square feet = 57.14 B) Kitchen/Storage Area: 1800 square feet Parking 1 stall per 80 square feet = 22.5 C) Drive Thru: Add 2 additional spaces = 2 Total Required: 82 Total Supplied: 87 * National Average for Fast Food with Drive Thru: 10 stalls per 1000 square feet (which would be 38 stalls for this site) . Lot 2: Furniture / Home Accessory Store - 20,000 square feet (16,000sfretail and 4,000sfwarehouse) In- Line Service Retail- 4800 square feet A) 90 % of Non- Warehouse - 14,400 square feet Parking 1 stall per 200 square feet = 72 B) Warehouse Area: 4000 square feet Parking 1 stall per 1000 square feet = 4 C) 90 % ofIn-Line Service Retail- 4320 square feet Parking 1 stall per 200 square feet = 21.6 Total Required: 98 Total Supplied: 86 * National Average for Furniture Stores: 3 stalls per 1000 square feet of retail floor area (which would total 74 stalls for this site) . EXHIBIT J 54 . ' . . . . J Lot 3: Retail Lighting and Fireplace Store - 9600 square feet (7,090sfretail and 2,500sf warehouse) A) 90% of Non Warehouse - 6,390 square feet Parking 1 stall per 200 square feet = 31.95 B) Warehouse Area: 2500 square feet Parking 1 stall per 1000 square feet = 2.5 Total Required: 35 Total Supplied: 37 Lot 4: Retail - 9500 square feet A) 90% of Retail Area - 8550 square feet Parking 1 stall per 200 square feet = 42.75 Total Required: 43 Total Supplied: 56 Lot 5: Restaurant - 6370 square feet A) Gross Service and Dining area: 3870 square feet Parking 1 stall per 40 square feet = 96.7 B) Kitchen/Storage Area: 2500 square feet Parking 1 stall per 80 square feet = 31.2 . Total Required: 128 Total Supplied: 97 Lot 6: Country Inn and Suites - 68 rooms A) One space per each rental unit = 68 B) One space for each ten units = 6.8 C) One space for each employee on shift = 3 Total Required: 78 Total Supplied: 84 55 . PARKING SPACES FOR LOTS 1 - 4 TOTAL SPACES REQUIRED: 258 TOTAL SPACES PROVIDED: 266 TOTAL DEFIECIENCY OR SURPLUS: + 8 PARKING SPACES FOR LOTS 5 & 6 TOTAL SPACES REQUIRED: 205 TOTAL SPACES PROVIDED: 181 TOTAL DEFIECIENCY OR SURPLUS: - 24 . TOTAL PARKING SPACES TOTAL SPACES REQUIRED: 463 TOTAL SPACES PROVIDED: 447 TOTAL DEFIECIENCY OR SURPLUS: - 16 *National Averages were provide by the Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) . 56 . . . , " 'i\\E.C E ~\J I:.J aC1 2. SlOG) October 24, 2003 Mr. Alan Brixius Northwest Associated Consultants 5775 Wayzata Blvd., Suite 555 St. Louis Park, MN 55416 Re: The Shoppes at Towne Lakes - Snow Removal Plan J Dear Alan, As a follow up to the comments and condition in the staff report about the need to prepare a snow removal plan for consideration I offer the following descriptive plan. The snow plowing overall within the project will be contracted annually through the association with one vendor. The private streets, parking lots and sidewalks walks in the project will be maintained by the one contractor for all the lots. As the snow accumulates it will most likely need to be trucked off site to one or more of the adjacent storm water retention ponds. The infiltration swale along the south property line of Lots 5 &6 is also a potential storage area as well. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me. Sincerely David Hempel 3030 Centre Pointe Drive Suite 800 Roseville, Minnesota 55113 telephone 6 5 1 _ 5 5 6 , 4 5 50 facsimile 6 5 1 , 55 6 , 45 5 1 EXHIBIT K 57 'I .. A'. = ? IIJ G, L t:S STEIL.\TBEIlG \' ~" = it....) I:W. ~. Vintage Down Lighting Fixtures . CRRLM HARBORS IDE SERIES SPECIFICATIONS , , " I \ G :: T LJ II'-.! ~ e 12 Upper Housing GENERAL The CRRLM Harborside series is a decorative down light fixture which consists of a spun aluminum shade, ballast compartment, and optic lens. BALLAST HOUSING The ballast housing shall be heavy wall spun aluminum. The upper housing shall be an integral section of the shade. The ballast shall be attached to the ballast housing by two aluminum wide faced "Z" brackets to ensure high capacity heat sinking of ballast temperatures, keeping the ballast cooler and ensuring long life. Shade with Wlite Refleclive Enamel Underside Glass Jar Protector (Optional) . ELECTRICAL The fixture shall be U.L. listed. H.LD. ballasts shall be high power factor with lamp starting down to -30 degree F. Medium base and mogul base porcelai,n sockets are 4KV rated. The ballast/socket assembly shall be pre-wired and located in the upper housing when specified with a medium base socket. All compact fluorescent (PL) ballasts shall be instant start electronic with a starting temperature of , . down to 0 degrees F. They shall have a 4-pin socket to accept quad or triple tube lamps. SHADE ASSEMBLY The CR22 shade shall be made of .100 thick spun aluminum and have an outside diameter of 22". It shall have a 2" wide depressed band spun and a two tiered top in the upper housing for a direct connection to a 1/2" diameter arm or tenon. The 22" shade shall have a full return. The underside of the shade shall be painted with white reflective enamel. The CRS22 shade shall be made of .100 thick spun aluminum and have an outside diameter of 22". It shall have a 2" wide depressed band spun and a wide curved top in the upper housing for a direct connection to a 2" diameter arm or tenon. The 22" shade rim shall- have a full return. The underside of the shade shall be painted with white reflective enamel. LIST NO. CRRLM HARBORS/DE SER/ES OPTICAL LENS OPTIONS The fixture shall be supplied with a Refractor lens which shall be 9" diameter polycarbonate with an LE.S. Type 3 distribution (RJP) or Type 5 distribution (R5P). It shall be secured to the spun holder with a spring snap ring. The fixture shall be supplied with a Glass Jar Lamp Protector (GJ) is a clear glass jar which envelops the lamp and is threaded into a cast aluminum holder. It shall have an aluminum guard over the lens. . The fixture shall be supplied with a White Glass Globe (G 1 0) which shall measure 10" diameter and envelops the lamp and is mechanically attached to its holder. EXWIBI! I (~ontmue on ~ck page" 58 . . ~TERNBEl\.G Vintage Down Lighting Specifications . .$ . BUILDING A PA~T NUMBER . . POST & ARM FIXTURES ARM MOUNTED FIXTURE NO. OF ARMS FIXTURE / POSTARM CENTER POST TOP FIXTURE (PT) FIXTURE POST POST CAP (See Post Section) LIGHT SOURCE BALLAST WATTS/TYPE/VOLTS OPTICS OPTIONS FINISH / w. '~.'.'.'."."'. '.'....'.'......'..'.'~...".I / ~...........~....'.t.". / PTt!!i~~l!!il;! mI / .'10WE,'Wil! ,.":'-''=:;'''''<-'~~' . ,;-",,,,,,<:,:!,,,,~,,:,. /~.'.'.'.'..',.'."..',.'..'..",'..'.'.'.,.'.". ~ WALL FIXTURES LIGHT SOURCE BALLAST WATTS/TYPE/VOLTS OPTICS OPTIONS FINISH FIXTURE /WAlL BRACKET / 1;!1~1ili.~itl / / 1iIM.:~..;I' ~ HANGING FIXTURES FIXTURE/HANGING BRACKET OVERALL DROP IN INCHES LIGHT SOURCE BALLAST WATTS /TYPE /VOLTS OPTICS OPTIONS FINISH / I" ....,............'.'1 / '&bitiioo.'i'bti'iii!"i wj~~i~~~e:f#1~:~:~ /B/ /~ M FIXTURES POST ARMS WALL ." BALLASTS LAMPS3 FINISHES GJ/CRS22 . CRPM BRACKET . 35HPS' . HPS35/MED STANDARD G10/CRS22 . HSCPM' ARMS . 50HPS2 . HPS50/MED . BK Black . ' . RP5/CRS22 . HSAPM' . CRWS . 70HPS . HPS70fMED . VG Verde Green RP3/CRS22 . HMPM . HMAWS' . 100HPS . HPS100IMED . PG Park Green GJ/CR22 . TRPM . TRWB . 150HPS . HPS150IMED . ABZ Arch Med G10/CR22 . DA4s . TRSLWS . 50MH . MH50/MED Bronze RP5/CR22 . DA6s . RRWS' . 70MH . MH70/MED . SI Swedish Iron RP3/CR22 . DA8s . 91VvWB . 100MH . MH100IMED . RPM' . 150MH . MH150IMED FINISHES VOLTAGES . 91WPM . 175MH . MH175IMED CUSTOM . 120 . 26PLT . PL T26 . WH White . 208 HANGING . 32PLT . PL T32 . RT Rust . 240 TYPE . 42PL T . PLT42 . DB Dark Bronze .277 . CH44 . INCAND . CM Custom Match . 480 . SH44 . MULTI . CH28 (120-277) . SH28 NOTES: 1 35 HPS is 120 volt only. 2 50HPS available as 120 or 277 volt only, Others are special order. 3 Standard is clear. for coated HID lamps add C (MH70/C/MED). Medium base sockets standard with ballasts up to 175 watts, Mercury vapor ballasts are available. 4 Requires CRS22 fIXture model. 5 Add (S) Spike or (B) Ball after arm number to designate type of finial. OPTIONS . PEC1 Photocell-Bimetal 120 Volt . PEC2 Photocell-Bimetal 208-277 Volt . PEC1-E Photocell-Electronic 120 Volt . PEC2-E Photocell-Electronic 208-277 Volt . FHS Single Fuse and Holder-120,277 Volt . FHD Dual Fuse and Holder-208.240,480 Volt . QR Quartz Re-Strike . CC3693 Scrolls for RPM (SRRWS) . LAMPS Select from list . ~'m~Ji!\.G 7401 Oak Park Ave. Niles, IL 60714 . 847-588-3400 . Fax 847-588-3440 www.sternberglighting.com Email: info@sternberglighting.com 59 . . f,1 STERNBEItG . CRRLM HARBORS IDE SERIES FIXTURES / ARMS PM - WB ~"'W iYi#'"'~;:ill'f'i ~"'w ~'l'~~ K 8 "1.. GJ/CRS22 RP5/CRS22 RP3/CRS22 G10/CRS22 ~+ 6..}.' ~+ GJ/CR22 RP5/CR22 RP3/CR22 G10/CR22 SH44 Stem Hung T SPECIFY OVERALL DROPIN INCHES v~ CH28 or SH28 For 150 Watt or 175 Watt Ballast CH44 Chain Hung "-2111"~ OIl( 24314~ i I 1 , 36" 36' 1 1 HSA ~32""~ i 52" 1 TR ~30'12'~ .j 273/4- ~ CR t~ T~ HM ..- 30'12" ~ 10118"t RPM RWB "--24112'~ DA 4'- 6'- 8' ...- 25' ~ t 223'4- ~ 91W c 54718- . t 30' t HSC Twin Arm t . .1B' .~ ~1B'~ TRSL CC3693 Scroll option for RPM 60 ,,"' r . ~TER1WEI\.G Vintage Down Lighting Fixtures f CRRLM HARBORSIDE SERIES SPECIFICATIONS . L/ST NO. CRRLM HARBORS/DE SERIES PHOTOCELLS Photocells shall be either the thermo bi-metal button type or the electronic button type. Photo- cells shall be mounted in the pole shaft. The thermo photocell shall be mounted in the pole shaft. The thermo photocell shall be designed to turn-on at 1.0 footcandle and turn-off at not more than 5 footcandles. The electronic button type photocell is instant on and a 5-10 second turn off and shall turn-on at 1.5 footcandles with a turn-off at of 2-3 footcandles. Photocells are either 120 volt or 208 thru 277 volt. Photocells are not pre-wired as ballast housing assemblies and fitters are packaged separately for ease of wiring to source. ARMS All arms are made of cast aluminum and/or extruded aluminum. Arms with decorative filigree have meticulously detailed scrolL work. and gracefully curved brackets. All fixtures will have its fitter either welded to the arm or will be mechanically attached at the factory to ensure anus will be plumb, secure and level over the life of the installation. Each arm shall be bolted to a post mount adapter, which is welded to the pole to ensure proper alignment to the base. Arms are pre-wired for ease of installation. FINISH .' . Prior to coating, each assembly is ground etched or sandblasted to create a uniform surface tex- ture and to ensure superior bonding of primer and finish coat. Two coats of wash primer are applied to increase bonding strength followed by two coats of semi-gloss Sherwin Williams industrial enamel. The total assembly is wrapped in shockproof wrapping and then fully enclosed in corrugated cartons. WARRANTY Three-year limited warranty. See warranty literature for details. . ~TERNBE!\..G 7401 Oak Park Ave. Niles, IL 60714. 847-588-3400' Fax 847-588-3440 C9 VlIN1l'A<GI& ILlI<GIErn'lIM<G www.sternberglighting.com Email: info@sternberglighting.com II 61 iI STERNBEItG Vintage Ornamental Poles , 6200 OXFORD SERIES SPECIFICATIONS . . GENERAL The _ ft tall* decorative post shall be aluminum, one-piece construc- tion. The IS" diameter cast aluminum fluted base shall be consrructed with a _ inch diameter aluminum shaft. The model shall be Sternberg Vintage Lighting Number #6200 or #6200R for candy cane poles. CONSTRUCTION The base shall be designed with sixteen long curved flutes which grace- fully slope to a decorative scalloped ring and be made of heavy wall, 319 alloy cast aluminum. It shall have a 1" thick floor cast as an inte- gral part of the base. _ The smooth tapered shaft shall be made of ASTM 6063 extruded aluminum and tempered to a T6 condition. _ The straight fluted shaft shall be made of ASTM 6061 extruded a1uminumand tempered to a T6condition. It shall have a decorative fluted tenon. _ The cast tapered fluted shaft shall be made of heavy wall, 319 alloy cast aluminum. _ The extruded tapered fluted shaft shall be made of ASTM 6063 extruded aluminum and tempered to a T6 condition. _ The tapered octagonal shaft shall be made of heavy wall, 319 alloy cast aluminum The shaft shall be double circumferentially welded internally and externally to the base for added strength. INSTALLATION Four, hot-dipped galvanized "L" type anchor bolts shall be provided with the post for anchorage. A door shall be provided for wiring and anchor bolt access. It shall be secured with two, tan'lr:r proof, stainless steel screws. Post will be provided with a grounding stud mounted on the _ base floor opposite the access door. Indicale the type of shaft needed (above) 4.H smEETSIDE ACCESS DOOR" . . ~18- -..: , . "See inslanation template for exact door position, Boll circle dimerlsions may ehange on taUer poles. 18" Diameter Base x 27" High Cast Aluminum - Extruded Poles ~ 1t~ I Ii II 5" . 3" 00 6"-3"00 5"00 6"00 6"- 3" 00 6".4" 00 62 --'T5 62-_'T6 62-- 'FP5 62-- 'FP6 62--'TFP6 62--'ETFP6 10' 12' 14' 10' 12'14' 10'12' 14' 10'12' 14' 10'12' 14' 12' 14' 16' 18' 20' 16'18'20' 16' 18' 20' 16' 18' 20' 16'18' 20' 22' 22'24' 22' 24' 26' 28' SMOOTH SMOOTH STRAIGHT TAPERED TAPERED TAPERED FLUTED FLUTED SHAFT SHAFT SHAFT SHAFT . . For candy cane poles insert ~ It (feet- above grade height). See diagram on reverse side. 62 , I ... J * .l ~TERNBEItG f 6200 OXFORD SERIES POSTS / OPTIONS / POST CAPS . HE!GHT Straight Poles MODEll HEIGHT I SHAFT POST CAP OPTIONS FINISH CENTER / /n/~ Part Number' Selections MODEL HEIGHT SHAFTt .62 · OS' .20' . T5: 5"-3" Tapered Smooth · 10' .22' . T6' 6"-3" Tiapered Smooth .12' · 24' . .14' .26' . FP5: 5" Straight Fluted . 16' . 28' . FP6: 6" Straight Fluted · 1S' . TFP6: 6"-3" Tapered Fluted . ETFP6:6"-4" Tapered Fluted FPS-5" TFP6-6" TFP6.6"-3" I I I ,0 0 0 001 0> @ 0 OPTIONS AVAILABLE . SCO .. SBA . PA478 . DCO · DBA · PCD . GFI . SBAR · SH . SCO/GFB . DSPA · SB . FH · DHPA · WHK · DB Direct Burial · HB Helix Burial OPTIONS FINISH / 1JI...'.......,.....'.....c.'.,. \jitt ;"'5::,,':'.""<:::":: Part Number Selections ABOVE MODEL HEIGHT SHAFTt GRADE · 62 · 00 . RT5: 5"_3" Tapered Smooth .08' AG .. RT6: 6"-3" Tapered Smooth .10' AG · RFP5: 5" Straight Fluted*2'AG · RFP6: 6" Straight Fluted . 13' AG · RTFP6: 6"-3" Tapered Fluted" .14' AG to Available in '1', 13', 15. AG . 16' AG FINISHES FINISHES. 18' AG .STANDARD CUSTOM. 20' AG . BK Black . WH White · 22' AG . VG Verde Green . RT Rust ~4' AG · PG Park Green · DB Dark . SI Swedish Iron Bronze · ABZ Arch Med · CM Custom Bronze Match POST CENTER CAP (If Required) . .BCC · FCC .SCC · TFCC ~ ,-<<~~ --or ABOVE GRADE HEIGKT J_ . SCO - Single Convenience Outlet mounts in the pole DCa - Double Convenience Outlet mounts in the pole GFI - Ground Fault Interrupter mounts in the pole :~ i/ SBA - Single Banner Arm. mounts on the pole r:J PCD - Photo Control mounts ~ on door on pole ~ . SCO I GFB - SCO Mounts on pole, with Ground Fault Breaker iMisJ!z base FH - Flag Pole Holder mounts on the pole ~ ~ A i DBA - Double Banner Arms mount on same side of the pole SH - Speaker Hub for mounting speaker, floodlight or signal SBAR- Single Banner Arm and Ring DSPA- Double Stepped Planter Arms mount on either side SB - Sign Bracket mounts on pole to hold signs DHPA- Double Hooked Planter Arms mount on either side WHK - Wreath Hook mounts on pole to hold decorations PA478-Decorative Planter Arms with planter rings ! SSCC-Side Spiked Center Cap BCC - Ball Center Cap SCC - Spiked Center Cap FCC- Finial Center Cap TFCC - Tall Finial Center Cap Q.1."ERNBE!\,.G 7401 Oak Park Ave. Niles, IL 60714. 847-588-3400. Fax 847-588-3440 @ W1!:W'lrACGlE ILIICGIBrll'lINCG www.stemberglighting.com Email: info@sternberglighting.com II 63 , . . \" D " Vintage Lighting Fixtures t' ~TERNBEItG - 7543TF NANTUCKET SERIES SPECIFICATIONS . GENERAL The 7543TF Nantucket series is an impressive traditional four-sided fixture. It features consist of a decorative cast four-sided curved roof with a unique one-piece cast cage with acrylic lens. The roof shall be appointed with a deco- rative cast 4" diameter orbicular tall finial. POST FITTER The fitter or base shall be heavy wall cast aluminum, 319 alloy for high tensile strength. It shall have an inside dia- meter opening to fit a 3" diameter pole or tenon. When ordered with a Sternberg aluminum pole, the fitter shall be set screwed to the pole top or tenon. BALLAST The ballast shall be remote mounted in the base of the pole, pole shaft, arm or ballast box. . ELECTRiCAL Fixture shall be D.L. listed. H.LD. ballasts shall be high power factor with lamp starting down to -30 degree F. Medium base and mogul base porcelain sockets are 4KV rated. . All compact fluorescent (PL) ballasts shall be instant start electronic ~ith a starting temperature o~ down to 0 degrees F. They shall have a 4-pin socket to accept quad or triple tube lamps. FIXTURE HOUSING The 7543TF fixture shall be 12" wide and the overall height shall be 255/8". It shall be made of heavy wall cast aluminum, 319 alloy and lenses shall be made of vandal resistant acrylic, avail- able in clear (CA), clear seeded (CSA), clear textured (CTA), prismatic (PA), and white (WA) acrylic. The fixture cage shall cast in one piece. The Model 7543TF shall have a four-sided roof, cage and bottom plate with four large lenses. . OPTICAL OPTIONS Refractors shall be 6" diameter borosilicate glass with an I.E.S. Type 3 (RE3G) or Type 5 (RE5G) distribution. It shall be secured to the socket stem with 3/8" steel anodized threaded pipe nipple and rest on a cast aluminum holder with anti-shock gasket. The refractor will be secured to cast holder with a quarter-turn internal aluminum twist ring for ease of maintenance. The optional Alzak Disc is an optical shield to help direct light downward. It shall be 7" diameter and made of specular reflective aluminum and mounted directly above lamp. Frosted Glass Hurricane Chimney (FHC) is an optic option which adds an authentic touch. House Side Shield (HSS) is an option which will block up to 1200 of light in anyone direction. 3-Light (3L) candelabra set is an option for incandescent application. Orbicular Tall Finial Cast Aluminum Construction Alzak Disc (Optional) Type 3ar Type 5 Refractor Available Photocell (Optional) Post Finer LIST NO. 7543TF NANTUCKET SERIES PHOTOCELLS Photocells shall be either the thermo bi-metal button type or the electronic button type. On single post top and multiple head fIxture assemblies, photocells shall be mounted in the pole shaft. The (Continued on back page) 64 - ~TERNBEl\.G 7' /' 7543TF NANTUCKET FIXTURES/ARMS PM-WB . . 7543TF Post Top VilJ'" ,', CSA . ~. '"' ~_:'. . :::.,. " Clear ;:~:':.~' Seeded - '...' , Acrylic DCA Clear Acrylic CTA Clear Textured Acrylic r 21-'/'- ! Alzak Disc -L \ 1200 / CJ 0 I RE3G RE5G Refractor HSS House Side Shield 3L 3 Light FHC Frosted Hurricane Chimney PA Prismatic Acrylic \ ! :'~e Acrylic Chain Hung Hung T SpeciIy Overall Dropin Inch8s . ~113".4 J.~. +lV 80 ~183',.~ t 15. + 6236 . ~16"2.~ +~~~ t 17' ~ 478TS TASCR 1~14'~ . . t . . ~161/8.~ III( 16"2"~ t 193/4" 11'/4- ~ t TA t -""'-1 1 "''''~ "',,' t (80DT~""'Annl! t -",,,'-t- t 10""~ 15',." t ~ ~ ~ ,,} ~ ,}. -,"'" .i 55 55L I 22 3/4- ! ~ 14TII.~ 65 . . '* ] It ;) ~TERNBEIlG Vintage Lighting Specifications ~ At ~E BUILDING A PART NUMBER . POST & ARM FIXTURES ARM MOUNTED FIXTURE CENTER POST TOP FIXTURE (PT) FIXTURE POST POST CAP LIGHT SOURCE OPTICS BALLAST (See Post Section) WATTS/TYPE/VOLTS NO. OF ARMS FIXTURE/POSTARM ~"..,.,. I'.'.'."....,.,.."'~..,.,..,~."...".,.,.~."....,"1 / ~.,..........,. II............................. ......1/ ""'" ... ,.....q.............." ...."..,.................,.'.....,................,.,......... :,~f;f - 0~&li1mM;~~@{f; PT . I~~~~~; OPTIONS LENS FINISH /~.........'......,...'.'..'.'...'...'......'......................./ ~ /~/~ ~~ WALL FIXTURES OPTICS I:IANGING FIXTURES OPTIONS LENS FINISH \..../ OVERALL DROP IN INCHES liGHT SOURCE BALLAST OPTICS WATTS/TYPE/VOLTS OPTIONS FIXTURE/HANGING BRACKET l~t~mi(&'J';1 / / FIXTURES WALL POST ARMS WALL '. · 7543TF BRACKET · 7BPM BRACKET · 7543AH ARMS WITH · 7BTPM ARMS . · 7543TFH BALLAST BOX · 478PM · 7BWB · 78WBBB · 478TSPM · 78TWB LENSES · 78TWBBB · BOPM · -47BWB . CSA · 478WBBB · 80DPM · 478TSWB · CA · 478TSWBBB · 80TPM · 80WB . CTA · 80WBBB · 80DTPM · 80TWB · PA · 80DWBBB · 480PM · 80TIWB · WA · 80lWBBB · 55PM · 480WB PIER BASES · 80D1WBBB · 55LPM · 55WB · 480WBBB · 121 PM · 55LWB · PB44 · 480DWBBB · 6236PM · 6236WB · PB27B · 55WBBB · TAPT · TAWB · PB28 · 55LWBBB · TASCRPT · TASCRWB · 6236WBBB · 121WB · TASCRWB · 121CMWB · 121WBBB6 . NOTES: 1 Pole mounted fixtures" requires ballast to be mounted in pole base. 1 Wall mounted fixtures - requires wall bracket arms with ballast box. 1 Pier mounted fixtures - require PB28 or PB27B if ballasted. 1 Hanging fixtures" require CH/SH28 or CH/SH27B if ballasted. 2 35 HPS is 120 volt only. 3 50HPS available as 120 or 2nvoll only. Others are special order. 4 Medium base socket only when used to house lamp. S Standard is clear, for coated HID lamps add C (MH70/C/MED). Medium base sockets standard. Mercury vapor ballasts are available. 6 Custom ballast box. ~!!~m!!tG BALLASTS1 . 35HPS2 . 50HPS3 · 70HPS · 100HPS · 150HPS · 50MH · 70MH · 100MH · 150MH · 26PLT · 32PLT · 42PLT · INCAND HANGING BRACKETS · CH44 · SH44 · CH27B · SH27B · CH28 · SH28 ,s LENS FINISH / f~tll*~%1 / ~.10..:A;.?"".1%\ / %'*5\'8", ~ FINISHES STANDARD · BK Black · VG Verde Green · PG Park Green · ABZ Arch Med Bronze · SI Swedish Iron FINISHES CUSTOM · WH White · RT Rust · DB Dark Bronze · eM Custom Match OPTICS · RE3G · RE5G · ALZAK · HSS · FHC4 · 3L ,- OPTIONS . PECl Photocell-Bimetal 120 Volt . PEC2 Photocell-Bimetal 208-277 Volt . . PEC1-E Photocell-Electronic 120 Volt . PEC2-E Photocell-Electronic 208-277 Volt . FHS Single Fuse & Holder-120,277 Volt . FHD Dual Fuse & Holder-208,240,480 Volt · QR Quartz Re-Strike . PF Pineapple Finial or Font (TA, TASCR) . BF Ball Finial or Font (TA. TASCR) . LAMPS Select from list 7401 Oak Park Ave. Niles, IL60714 · 847-588-3400. Fax 847-588-3440 www.sternberglighting.com Email: info@sternberglighting.com LAMPS 5 · HPS35IMED · HPS50IMED · HPS70/MED · HPS100/MED · HPS150/MED · MH50/MEO · MH70/MED · MH100IMED · MH150/MED · PLT26 · PLT32 · PLT42 VOLTAGES · 120 · 208 · 240 · 277 . 480 · MULTI. (120-277) 66 '" " 7543TF NANTUCKET SERIES SPECIFICATIONS ~ ~TERNBEIlG Vintage Lighting Fixtures ! . '} . LIST NO. 7543TF NANTUCKET SERIES therrilo photocell shall be designed to turn-on at 1.0 footcandle and turn-off at not more than 5 footcandles. The electronic button type photocell is instant on and a 5-10 second turn off and shall turn-on at 1.5 footcandles with a turn-off at of 2-3 footcandles. Photocells are either 120 volt or 208 thru 277 volt Photocells are not pre-wired as ballast housing assemblies and fitters are packaged separately for ease of wiring to source. ARMS All arms are made of cast aluminum and/or extruded aluminum. Arms with decorative filigree have meticulously detailed scroll work and gracefully curved brackets. All 7543TF fixtures will have its fitter mechanically attached to the arms. Each arm shall be bolted to a post mount adapter, which is welded to the pole to ensure proper alignment to the base. TA and 579 arms will be attached the decorative center hub which will slip fit the center tenon of the pole. Arms ,are pre-wired for ease of instalhition. FINISH Prior to coating, each assembly is ground etched or sandblasted to create a uniform surface tex- ture ,and to ensure. superior bonding of primer and finish coat. Two coats of wash primer are applied to incre~se bonding strength followed by two coats of semi-gloss Sherwin Williams industrial enamel. The total assembly is wrapped in shockproof wrapping and then fully enclosed in corrugated cartons. I' . WARRANTY Three-year limited warranty. See warranty literature for details. ~- . ~TERNBE!\,G 7401 Oak Park Ave. Niles, IL 60714 · 847-588-3400 · Fax 847-588-3440 WlIDl'll'AGlE lLIIGmlING www.sternberglighting.com Email: info@sternberglighting.com Ii 67 , . . ~TERNBEIlG RLM/SPRLM SERIES FIXTURES/ARMS PM-WB . ~24. -...; ~16'"'~ ~161/'.~ ~11711"~ t~ t t : ." t r: T~ 1ar 478EF 133/". t 478 478U ~11711"~ ~16'""~ ~161,,"~ 9"."t~ +~ CAS t~ 4'- 6'- 8' .~ 13r 800 22',," : +r.? 25' . l 478UF 91W 0 r ....15.'..~ "'." ~ r "l~ ~173,."~ CA + ' 4'- 6'- S' t -~,'~ "r~ RWB CC3693 62R . Scrolls for RWB rto 4800 p r r ~16"2"~ 1O"t ~ ~26"."~ TA CCA tJc 4'.6' RPM CC3693 CC93 ~16''''~ Scrolls for 62R J,~ for RPM Scrolls Q ... 30" . TASU t t ....-183'.. ~ ~33112"~ 223;,,- r~ "t."~ ~ QPM 678 86 .. . . 68 STERNBEItG .. E" ~ I c;"' \\ F /I ::. 2111 Vintage Down Lighting Fixtures ft RLM/SPRLM SERIES SPECIFICATIONS . GENERAL The RLM & SPRLM series is a traditional downlight fixture which consists of a spun aluminum shade and optic lens. BALLAST The ballast shall be remote mounted in the base of the pole, pole shaft, arm or ballast box. Highly Renective Gloss VIIMe Underside ELECTRICAL The fixture shall be V.L. listed. H.l.D. ballasts shall be high power factor with lamp starting down to -30 degree F. Medium base and mogul base porcelain sockets are 4KV rated. All compact fluorescent (PL) ballasts shall be instant start electronic with a starting temperature of down to 0 degrees F. They shall have a 4-pin socket to accept quad or triple tube lamps. ~ III' I .. . ...; : i::::' i ::: II i II':' ii.:!~HJL!II.!J. Shade Available up to 24. Wv. PoIycarbonai Refractor Type 3 orS (OptionaQ . SHADE The RLM shade shall be made of .109 thick spun aluminum and have an outside diameter of 16" (Model RLMI6), 18" (Model RLMlSj, 24" (Model RLM24). It shall be have a smooth spun neck for connection to an arm end or tenon. The shade shall be mechanically attached to the ann using a 3/8" threaded pipe and gasket washer. . . The SPRLM shade shall be made of .100 thick spun aluminum and have an outside diameter of 18" (Model SPRLMlS), 20" (Model SPRLM20), 24" (Model SPRLM24). It shall be have stepped spun neck for connection to an arm end or tenon. The shade shall be mechanically attached to the arm using a 3/g" threaded pipe and gasket washer. OPTICAL OPTIONS The fixture shall be supplied with a Refractor lens which shall be 9" diameter polycarbonate with an I.E.S. Type 3 distribution (RJP) or Type 5 distribution (RSP). It shall be secured to the spun holder with a spring snap ring. The fixture shall be supplied with a Glass Jar Lamp Protector (GJ) is a clear glass jar which envelops the lamp and is threaded into a cast aluminum holder. It shall have an aluminum guard over the lens. . The fixture shall be supplied with a White Glass Globe (GIO) which shall measure 10" diameter and envelops the lamp and is mechanically attached to its holder. The fixture shall be supplied with a 1910 Acorn which shall be made of clear frosted polycarbon- ate and envelops the lamp. The fixture shall be supplied with a 14" diameter white polycarbonate globe (GI4WP) or acrylic globe (GI4WA). The globe envelopes the lamp and ismechanically attached to its holder. LIST NO. RLM/SPRLM SERIES PHOTOCELLS Photocells shall be either the thermo bi-metal button type or the electronic button type. Photocells shall be mounted in the pole shaft. The thermo photocell shall be designed to turn-on at 1.0 foot- (Continued on back page 69 Jj - ~TERNBEl\.G oY RLM/SPRLM SERIES FIXTURES/ARMS PM-WB . 16'W ~.1S'W ,~~ i,+.~ ,{~~ lS'W +~ GJ/RLM16 GJ/RLM18 GJ/RLM24 GJ I RLMSP18 1S'W 1S'W ,,~.~ +~ R5P/RLM16 R5P/RLM18 R3P/RLM16 R3P/RLM18 lS'W 1S'W 24'W lS'W ,t.~ +.0 R5PI RLM24 R3P/RLM24 R5P/RLMSP18 R3P/RLMSP18 24.W lS'W . ,tA ..t.~ "t.~" J... A t\::T ,~ ,~ +~- G10/RLM16 G10/RLM18 G10/RLM24 G1D/RLMSP18 16'W 20"W 20'W ,,~.~ wt-6 +~ 1910/RLM G14WP/RLMSP20 G14WAlRLMSP2D 1910/RLMSP20 20"W 24'W ,t~ t~ GJ/RLMSP20 GJ I RLMSP24 20"W 24'W +o+~ R5P/RLMSP20 R3P/RLMSP20 R5P/RLMSP24 R3P/RLMSP24 20"W 24.W +~ +~, ~, "':;'" G10/RLMSP20 G10/RLMSP24 I I .1" , ' ~ ~TERNBEItG RLM/SPRLM SERIES FIXTURES/ARMS PM-WB . ..-16''''-..j ,+~ ..-16 ',.' -..j ~.tP. ,+~ 91W -it'"'" or,..,~r "'--24' ---...; ,+~ RWB CC3693 Scrolls for RWB 62R . pr RPM CC3693 Scrolls for RPM r CC93 for 62R Scrolls Q 'II( t 223,..- ~ QPM 30" 678 . +-".".~ .,,,.t ~ 47SU "117""~ t -"""-1 .,,' t ~ 13"Jh ~ .. 800 t~'~'~ ~155f1.~ 1a"'.lKso. 1J"Ib_~f 4S0 t FS5LD ~17"'"~ . : 'l~ f'i:n l ~COV} 4800 ".t ~ TA "'26>""~ t J..E~ COVB: . TASU t~ -"",.~ l 6236U +.~ CAS 4'.6'- 8' CA 4'- 6'- S' ccA 4'- 6' 71 I J I . .. STERNBEIlG Vintage Down Lighting Specifications '~, m $.. BUILDING A PART NUMBER . POST & ARM FIXTURES ARM MOUNTED FIXTURE NO. OF ARMS FIXTURE /POSTARM CENTER POST TOP FIXTURE (PT) FIXTURE POST POST CAP LIGHT SOURCE BALLAST (See Post Section) WATTS/TYPE/VOLTS OPTICS FINISH OPTIONS / III..' / rw..'................; / _.,~K"".,.,. / ""<"-.."."'''.'. .,-~...':'.'...~........;'.'......-.....'-,.'...'.'.. .'.-:.,.......'.'...:......'.'. -.'.;~.'bt:.(!'i,(:..-; W$;;\I PT ~~ll!!J,I~~ltiij B,~jf,wlJ ~" WALL FIXTURES FIXTURE/WALL BRACKET ! 1',,~m~{gI!,I~~i~i~j!!1 LIGHT SOURCE BALLAST WATTS/TYPE/VOLTS OPTICS OPTIONS FINISH . . / / rl1i1i,ig.l~ / HANGING FIXTURES LIGHT SOURCE BALLAST WATTS/TYPE/VOLTS OPTICS OPTIONS FINISH FIXTURE/HANGING BRACKET OVERALL DROP IN INCHES / 111111..1/. li'fiii..ll~m~jl;1 / 1~~il..ij!1 / tli!lli~'iil'l / FIXTURES . GJ/RLM16 . GJ/RLM18 . GJRLM24 . R5P/RLM16 . R5P/RLM18 . R5P/RLM24 . G10/RLM16 . G10/RLM18 . G10/RLM24 . GJ/SRLM18 . GJ/SRLM20 . GJ/SRLM24 . RSP/SRLM18 . RSP/SRLM20 . RSP/SRLM24 . 'G10/SRLM18 . G10/SRLM20 . G10/SRLM24 POST ARMS . 86PM . 80PM . 80DPM . 480PM . 480DPM . 478PM · 478FPM . 478UPM . 478UFPM . TAPT . TASUPT . 478EFPM . 678PM . 55LDPM . 6236UPM . CDVHPM . 91WPM . RPM . QPM . CA46 . CA66 . CA86 POST ARMS 6 . SMA46 . SMA66 . CCA46 . CCA66 . CAS46 . CAS66 . CAS86 HANGING BRACKETS . CH44 . SH44 . CH27B . SH27B · CH28 . SH28 VOLTAGES . 120' . 208 . 240 . 277 . 480 . MULTI (120-277) WALL WALL BALLASTS LAMPS. BRACKET BRACKET . 35HPS1 . HPS35IMED ARMS ARMS WITH . 50HPS2 . HPS50IMED . 86WS BALLAST . 70HPS . HPS70IMED . 80WB BOX . 100HPS . HPS100/MED . 80DWB . 80WBBB . 150HPS . HPS150/MED . 480WB . 80DWBB . 50MH · HPS2501M0G . 480DWB . 480WBBB . 70MH · MH50IMED . 478WB . 480DWBBB . 100MH . MH70IMED . 478FWB . 478WBBB . 150MH . MH100IMED . 478UWB . 175MH · MH150IMED ~ . 478FWBBB -~- . 478UFWB . 478UWBBB . 26PL T . MH175/MED . TAWB . 478UFWBBB . 32PLT . PLT26 . TASUWB . TAWBBB . 42PLT . PLT32 . 478EFWB . TASUWBBB . INCAND FINISHES . 678WB . 478EFWBBB . , 55LDWB . 55LDWBBB FINISHES STANDARD . 6236UWB . 6236UWBBB CUSTOM . BK Black . CDVHWB . 91 \Wv'BBB . WH White . VG Verde Green . 91W/IIB . RWBBB . RT Rust . PG Park Green . RWB . 62RWBBB . DB Dark Bronze · ABZArch Med . 62RWB . CM Custom Match Bronze . SI Swedish Iron OPTIONS . PEC1 Photocell-Bimetal 120 Volt . PEC2 Photocell-Bimetal 208-277 Volt . PEC1-E Photocell-Electronic 120 Volt . PEC2-E Photocell-Electronic 208-277 Volt . FHS Single Fuse and Holder-120.277 Volt . FHD Dual Fuse and Holder-208,240,480 Volt . QR Quartz Re-Strike . PF Pineapple Finial or Font (fA, TASCR) . BF Ball Finial or Font (fA, TASCR) . CC3693 Scrolls for RPM (RRWB) . CC93 Scrolls for 62R . LAMPS Select from list '-lTERNBE!\.G 7401 Oak Park Ave, Niles. IL60714. 847-588-3400. Fax 847-588-3440 <9 WlIml'k.CGll II.lICGIBl'll'WCG www.sternberglighting.com Email: info@sternberglighting.com NOTES: 1 35HPS is 120 volt only, 2 50 HPS available as 120 or 277 volt on Iy, Others are special order, 3175 watt maximum. <I Standard is ciear for coated HID lamps add C (MH70 ICI MED). Medium base sockets standard with ballasts up to 175 watts, Mercury vapor ballasts are available. 5 Add (5) Spike or (B) Ball after arm number to designate type of finial. 72 1 'I' \"' 1, . . . Fire Protection Engineering Suppression. Codes. Alarms 8860]efferson Highway Osseo, MN 55369-1500 Phone: 763-425-1001 Fax: 763-425-2234 www.ffcdi.com Futrell Fire Consult & Design, Inc. Jon Sutherland Building Official. City of Albertville 5975 Main Avenue NE P,O. Box 9 Albertville, MN 55301-9976 October 29,2003 Re: Review of Fire Department Access and Water Supplies Se-asorratConcepts Shoppes at Town Lakes Albertville, MN Dear Jon: I have reviewed site plans for the new Seasonal Concepts development that were provided to us by the City of Albertville. This report details my review of these plans to determine if they are reasonably in compliance with Chapter 5 of the 2003 Minnesota State Fire Code (MSFC) for fire service features including fire department access and water supplies. Futrell Fire Consult and Design Inc. (FFCDI) is involved in the review based on your city's contract with us to provide plan review services to the City of Albertville. Any comments in this review should be ,considered recommendations for your consideration, since FFCDI is not the Authority Having Jurisdiction for fire protection issues in the City of Albertville, nor is FFCDI the engineer or designer of record for this project. The scope of this review is limited to the fire service features and related site water supply for firefighting purposes. Any opinion of compliance should in no way be construed as approval or acceptance of the plans submitted by this contractor until they have received approval from the City of Albertville. This letter does not authorize the contractor to purchase materials or begin installation on the project. Finally, this review is based on evaluation with the codes and standards applicable to Minnesota and does not include determining compliance with provisions in bid documents, contracts or insurance standards. Insufficient information was provided to allow the complete plans to be reviewed. In those areas where information is missing, we have summarized the applicable fire code requirements to provide the City with the appropriate requirements. October 29,2003 Seasonal Concepts EXHIBIT M Page 1 of6 73 , . It . . . , , Based on the fact that insufficient information was provided, this submittal does not appear to be in compliance with the codes and standards as indicated. I recommend that the City of Albertville find the submittal not acceptable, pending compliance with the items identified below, submission of updated plans and any subsequent reviews you feel necessary. MATERIALS REVIEWED This plan review is based on the following materials submitted to FFCDI: . RSP Architects - A 100 Floor Plans dated 10/14/2003 . RSP Architects - A200 Exterior Elevations dated 10/14/2003 . RSP Architects - A201 Exterior Elevations dated 10/14/2003 . Westwood - Drawing 1 of 4 Preliminary Site Plan dated 10/14/2003 . Westwood - Drawing 2 of 4 Preliminary Grading, drainage dated 10/14/2003 . Westwood - Drawing 3 of 4 Preliminary Utility Plan dated 10/14/2003 . Westwood - Drawing 1 of 4 Preliminary Landscape Plan dated 10/14/2003 It is expected that this review would need to be modified based on data not included in the above list, as all of the relevant material has not been provided. Information about specific materials in the form of manufacturer's cut sheets or literature were not provided, thus this review does not include analysis of any specific product or its suitability for use. STANDARDS USED TO CONDUCT THIS REVIEW This plan review is based on the following standards as adopted in Minnesota: . Minnesota State Fire Code (2003) comprised of the 2000 International Fire Code plus state amendments (SFC). . Minnesota State Fire Code (2003) optional Appendix Chapters B, C and D. . NFPA 13 (1999) edition. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION USED TO CONDUCT THIS REVIEW Based on a review of the plans, it appears these buildings most nearly resemble: 1. These buildings appear to be Type III-B construction, although the plans show insufficient information to verify the actual construction type. If they were not Type 111-8 construction, we would need to modify our conclusions. 2. Maximum building size: 20,000 square feet for building Band 4,800 square feet for building A. 3. Type "M" Mercantile Occupancy with a dedicated portion of building B indicated as storage. 4. Single story buildings. October 29,2003 Seasonal Concepts Page 2of6 74 , . r; )- '* " . . . 5. Not enough information is provided to determine if the buildings will be protected with automatic sprinklers. 6. Water flow test information from the Albertville water department: Static: 65 psig, residual: 35 psig with 1036 gpm flowing on the main at County Road 19 and 6th Street. This is based on information we received for a previous project, so if this data were not applicable to this site, we would need to revise our analysis. Listed below you will find the items included in the review and whether or not they appear to comply with the provision in the Minnesota State Fire Code, the NFPA Standards, or other nationally recognized standards: General: 1. Fire apparatus access roads and water supplies for fire protection shall be installed and made serviceable prior to and during the time of construction [MSFC (2003) Section 501.4]. 2. Premises identification is required as indicated in MSFC (2003) Section 505. 3. The buildings will require a key (Knox) box located as approved by the Fire Chief [MSFC (2003) Section 506]. 4. Fire Department access to equipment and labeling of rooms is required [MSFC (2003) Section 510]. 5. If high-piled storage is anticipated (greater than 12 foot high storage of class I through IV commodities or greater than 6 foot high storage of high hazard or plastic commodities), the requirements of MSFC Chapter 23 will apply [MSFC (2003) Section 503.1.3]. Fire department access doors are required around all sides of a building containing high piled combustible storage and include doors at least every 100 lineal feet around the perimeter with approved locking arrangements [MSFC (2003) Section 2306.6.1]. 6. If sprinklered, a horn and strobe is recommended above each fire department connection for the sprinkler systems [State Fire Marshal Division policy and MSFC (2003) Section 912]. Fire Department Access Roads: 1, Based on the current layout, portions of buildings A and B are over 150 feet from the road providing access to the building (Linwood Drive). Given that this exceeds the 150 feet permitted by MSFC (2003) Section 503.1.1, it appears that access to and the parking lot must meet the specifications for a fire apparatus access road in MSFC (2003) Section 503: a. This selection of roads would thus create a road though the property that would be considered the fire department apparatus road. b. Dimensions, construction, surface, turning radius, and grade shall comply with MSFC (2003) Section 503.2. Based on MSFC Appendix Chapter D, nationally recognized standards of good practice, and data October 29,2003 Seasonal Concepts Page 3 of6 75 " ,it; I "~l . . . applicable to typical fire department ladder apparatus, we recommend a minimum 33-foot inside turning radius and 48 foot outside turning radius for the access road around the building, with a minimum clear unobstructed width of 20 feet. This could be larger based on any special apparatus in your fire department. c. It appears that dimensions within the apparatus road are in compliance with the MSFC however these requirements should be verified. d. We recommend posting of the parking lots and access road for no parking or signage to indicate that the apparatus road should not be obstructed at any time [MSFC (2003) Section 503.3 and 503.4]. MSFC (2003) Appendix 0 recommends posting "no parking" on at least one side for roads between 20 feet and 26 feet wide such as is provided here. Fire Department Water Supplies: 1. Fire protection water requirements shall be in accordance with MSFC (2003) Section 508 and MSFC Appendix B (a nationally recognized standard). For a non-sprinklered structure of 20,000 square feet total floor area, the minimum fire flow is required to be 3,000 gpm for 3 hours with a minimum residual pressure of 20 psig. If these buildings are greater than one story in height the fire flow requirements must be reevaluated. 2. It would appear, by extrapolating the water flow test results that the minimum, or 3,000 gpm may not be available at a residual pressure greater than 20 psig. It is strongly recommend that a water flow test should be taken at the site to verify the maximum flow at 20 psi, since the water flow test was conducted with a maximum flow rate of 1,036 gpm. If the buildings are sprinklered then the required fire flow can be reduced significantly. Since information on the water supply capacities was not provided, the three-hour duration for minimum flow rate requirement has not been verified. 3, Fire hydrant locations shall be in accordance with MSFC Appendix C (nationally recognized standard). The minimum number of hydrants (three) appears to be provided with adequate average spacing between hydrants of 400 feet. Although not indicated on this plan it appears that additional hydrants will be installed in Linwood Drive. The required distance between hydrants is 400 feet from MSFC (2003) Table C 105.1. 4. Because they are subject to damage by vehicles, we recommend that any fire hydrants located in the property be protected from vehicle impact according the MSFC (2003) Sections 508.5.6 and 312. 5. The fire department connection for a sprinkler system should be located within 50 to 100 feet of a fire hydrant. A proposed fire department connection is not shown on the plans, so this distance could not be verified. This review is not necessarily intended to indicate all of the deficiencies on these plans, nor does this review relieve the designer of any of their responsibility to furnish October 29, 2003 Seasonal Concepts Page 4 of 6 76 " . ~. . . . ... "-<t documents in accordance with the State of Minnesota, the State Building Code, the Minnesota State Fire Code, NFPA or other recognized standards. If you have any questions or wish to discuss the contents of this letter, please feel free to contact me. Sincerely, FUTRELL FIRE CONSULT & DESIGN, INC. Ken Strand Fire Protection Engineer cc: City of Albertville - Ms. Linda Goeb, City Administrator City of Albertville - Mr. Kevin Roden, Fire Chief October 29, 2003 Page 5 of6 Seasonal Concepts 77 ..or'. .. . . . DISCLAIMER This report has been prepared by FFCDI based on the information available to us as provided by the client and is limited to a review of the fire service features and water supply as defined in Chapter 5 of the MSFC for this facility. FFCDI has not determined if the client or building is in compliance with any laws, rules, codes or standards. The scope of this report is limited to that in the contract between the client and FFCDI and is not to be used for other designs, locations, installations or situations outside those for which it was intended. FFCDI is not responsible for implementation, interpretation or confirmation of recommendations or requirements, including those indicated in this report, unless provided for in additional contracts outside the scope of the current work. Should the client not retain the services of FFCDI to review the implementation or any other use of this report through site observation, inspection, or audits, then the client and any end users agree to assume full liability and responsibility for the verification, implementation, interpretation, or any other use of this report and its findings for any purpose including, but not limited to development of construction documents, approval, or any other implementation in any form. Additionally, the recommendations in this report are based on responsible parties, other than FFCDI, such as the building owner/operator maintaining the fire protection, systems, maintenance, housekeeping and storage in accordance with local, state and national laws, and nationally recognized standards, including those outlined in this report. Report copyright FFCDI 2003. October 29,2003 Seasonal Concepts Page 6 of 6 78