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Home My WebLink AboutApplication APPLICANT 5/9/2008 IOty of Spnngfleld Development Services Department 225 Fifth Street Spnngfield, OR 97477 Site Plan Review PRE-SUBM\TTAl RECID MAY 9 2008 , -, ppl.ication Typ~, -' - - (Applicant: check one) Site Plan Review Pre-Submittal: ~ Site Plan Review Submittal: D Major Site Plan Modification Pre-Submittal: D Ma"or Site Plan Modification Submittal: 0 , ,.. Applicant Name: ~ 't'bINC7 :fr"iL~;L.D :fz-tl":' be~ j'lM-€-,..JT . . I J Company: DITY' or <;..'tuN6JF4B"VD Address: ~-2k, ~ 11". C?T . -?pJ'UN.-(1}f'B't-D , 0 J-L . Phone: Fax: '17417 Property Owner: v Ii'( () p.- I f ~ G' ~ cs.Pl'UN-lJ) Iz:..t ~ I I I? 111- . -? I ..rG P I't.t foil, F-tJ!;LO, 012-. "50 ,n.IHt1Ja-'1E:L.D , Phone: 7Z)p 4?'6 Fax: 7'Jf, - /02-1 '7~11 Applicant's Rep.: uA~ ->'1tJj!;-lM.A-N. Company: vii'! Address: -Z-!te, Company: Phone: Fax: Address: I ASSESSOR'S MAP NO: 11 -0'2-- '3S - ~ ~ TAX LOT NO(S): 620, Property Address:lO'8?? \M,b-IN- ~-; S?n..I~C-rFi~D, Ole.. 474-78 , Size of Property: !'()o'5' Acres II SQuare Feet D I Proposed Name of Project: ?rn.i,.u:,t-il~'1.O f-1t2..S ~~po^' -:1j.-/~ Description of If you are filling In thiS form by hand, please attach your proposal description to thiS application Proposal: ,.J~ ~Iu;, ~p...rtorJ. . I Existing Use: -FtV4e- S"JA-J10N I New Impervious Surface Coverage (Including Bldg. Gross Floor Area): 2-(/J I 01/ sf I Si natures: Please Sl nand nnt our name and date In the a ro nate box on the next , Associated Applications: Signs: Pre-Sub Case No.: P rC ~ -flYJ}...:;, Date: 5"'/0Pj(o'l::::. Reviewed by: ~ I Case No.: Date: Reviewed by: Application Fee: $ Technical Fee: $ Postage Fee: $ TOTAL FEES: $ I PROJECT NUMBER: fRj 28J 7 ... 65be>q ReVised 1/1/08 Molly Markarian ~ '(7: q/2c! 0'6 I r D-o j\ ;1A 1 of 10 Owner Signatures This application form IS used for both the requIred pre-submittal meeting and subsequent complete application submittal. Owner signatures are required at both stages In the application process An application without the Owner's original signature will not be accepted. Pre-Submittal The undersigned acknowledges that the mformatlon m this application IS correct and accurate for scheduling of the Pre- Submittal Meetmg Owner: Date: Signature Print , , Submittal' I represent thls'appllcatlon to be complete for submittal to the;Clty Consistent with the completeness check performed on this application at the Pre-Submittal Meetmg, I affirm the mformatlon Identified by the City as necessary for processmg the application IS proVided herem or the mformatlon will not be: provided If not otherwise contamed wlthm the submittal, and the City may begm processmg the application with the mformatlon as submitted This statement serves as written notice pursuant to the requirements of ORS 227 178 pertammg to a complete application .' Owner: Date: Signature Print J'. '. , , , ReVised 1/1/08 Molly Markarian 2 of 10 Site Plan Review APPlicat."'on Process 1. Applicant Submits a Site Plan Review Application for Pre-Submittal · The application must conform to the SIte Plan RevIew SubmIttal ReqUIrements ChecklIst on pages 4-7 of this application packet · A pre-submittal meeting to discuss completeness IS mandatory, and pre-submIttal meetings are conducted every Tuesday and Frrday, from 10 00 am - noon · Planning DIvISion staff strrves to conduct pre-submittal meetings Within five to seven working days of receiving an application 2. Applicant and the City Conduct the Pre-Submittal Meeting · The applicant, owner, and design team are strongly encouraged to attend the pre- submittal meeting. · The meeting IS held WIth representatives from Public Works Englneenng and Transportation, Community Services (Building), Fire Marshall's office, and the Planning DIVISion and IS scheduled for 30 to 60 minutes · The Planner provides the applicant With a Pre-Submittal Checklist specifying the Items required to make the application complete If It IS not already complete, and the applicant has 180 days submit a complete application to the City 3. Applicant Submits a Complete Application, City Staff Review the Application and Issue a Decision · A complete application must conform to the SIte Plan ReVIew SubmIttal ReqUIrements ChecklIst on pages 4-7 of this application packet · A Type II deCISion, made after public notice, but Without a public hearrng, unless appealed, IS Issued Within 120 days of submittal of a complete application · Mailed notice IS prOVided to property owners and occupants Within 300 feet of the property being reviewed and to any applicable neighborhood association In addition, the applicant must post one sign, prOVIded by the City, on the subJect property · There IS a 14-day public comment perrod, starting on the date notice IS mailed · Applications are dlstrrbuted to the Development ReView Committee, and their comments are Incorporated Into a deCISion that addresses all applicable approval cnterra and/or development standards, as well as any wntten comments from those given notice · Applications may be approved, approved With conditions, or denied · At the applicant's request, the Planner can prOVide a copy of the draft land use deCISion pnor to Issuing the final land use deCISion · The City malls the applicant and any party of standing a copy of the deCISion, which IS effective on the day It IS mailed · The deCISion Issued IS the final deCISion of the City but may be appealed Within 15 calendar days to the Planning Commission or Hearrngs Official. PREmSUBMITTAL REC'O I MAY 9 2008 I ReVised 1/1/08 Molly Markarian 3 of 10 Site Plan Review Submitl"". Requirements Checklist NOTE . ALL of the follOWing Items MUST be submitted for BOTH Pre-Submittal and Submittal . If you feel an Item on the list below does not apply to your speCific application, please state the reason why and attach the explanation to this form. D Application Fee - refer to the Development Code Fee Schedule for the appropriate fee calculation formula A copy of the fee schedule IS available at the Development Services Department Any applicable application, technology, and postage fees are collected at the pre-submittal and submittal stages D Site Plan Review Application Form G:1 Narrative explaining the purpose of the proposed development, the eXisting use of the property, and any additional Information that may have a beanng In determining the action to be taken The narrative should also Include the proposed number of employees and future expansion plans, If known D Copy of the Deed [:::f Copy of a Preliminary Title Report Issued within the past 30 days documenting ownership and listing all encumbrances D ~ Copy of the Site Plan Reduced to 81fz"x 11", which Will be mailed as part of the reqUired nelghbonng property notification packet ~0 D lrrr % Right-of-Way Approach Permit Application provided where the property has frontage on an Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) facility Three (3) Copies of the Stormwater Management System Study with Completed Storm water Scoping Sheet Attached - The plan, supporting calculatIons and documentation must be consistent with the Engineering DeSign Standards and Procedures Manual Three (3) Copies of the Traffic Impact Study prepared by a Traffic Engineer In accordance With SDC 4 2-105 A 4. Traffic Impact Studies (TIS) allow the City to analyze and evaluate the traffic Impacts and mitigation of a development on the City's transportation system. In general, a TIS must explain how the traffic from a given development affects the transportation system In terms of safety, traffic operations, access and mobility, and Immediate and adJOIning street systems A TIS must also address, If needed, City, metro plan and state land use and transportation poliCies and obJectives. D e Seven (7) Copies of the Following Plan Sets for Pre-Submittal OR Eighteen (18) Copies of the Following Plan Sets for Submittal D All of the follOWing plans must Include the scale appropriate to the area Involved and suffiCient to show detail of the plan and related data, north arrow, and date of preparation D All plan sets must be folded to 8V2" by 11" and bound by rubber bands a. Site Assessment of Existing Conditions 'It D Prepared by an Oregon licensed Landscape Architect or Engineer PRE.SUBMllTAl REC'D MAY 9 2008 ReVised 1/1/08 Molly Markanan 4 of 10 Jc.PFf .' 1:S D VICinity Map krFr/~ D The name, location and dimensions of all eXisting site features including bUildings, curb cuts, trees and ImpervIous surface areas, clearly indicating what IS remaining and what IS being removed For eXisting structures to remain, also Indicate present use, Size, setbacks from property lines, and distance between bUildings D The name, location, dimenSions, direction of flow and top of bank of all watercourses and required rlpanan setback that are shown on the Water Quality Limited Watercourse Map on file In the Development Services Department lfW D The 100-year floodplain and floodway boundanes on the Site, as speCified In the latest adopted FEMA Flood Insurance Rate Maps or FEMA approved Letter of Map Amendment or Letter of Map ReVISion D The Time of Travel Zones, as speCified In SDC 3 3-200 and delineated on the Wellhead Protection Areas Map on file In the Development Services Department I<-frF D PhYSical features Including, but not limited to trees 5" In diameter or greater when measured 4 V2 feet above the ground, significant clusters of trees and shrubs, npanan areas, wetlands and rock outcropplngs ' k:-rrr- D SOil types and water table Information as mapped and speCified In the Solis Survey of Lane County. A Geotechnical Report prepared by an Engineer must be submitted concurrently If the Solis Survey Indicates the proposed development area has unstable SOils and/or a high water table PREaSUBMllTAl REC'O MAY 9 2008 b.jSite Plan e;. 81' Prepared by an Oregon licensed Architect, Landscape ArchItect, or Engineer f:-- D Proposed bUildings location, dimenSions, size (gross floor area ap-p-lIcable~to_tbe_ parking requirement for the proposed use(s)),:5etbacks from property lines, and .c;Il~~nge,p'~t~e~n EU!Ldlr:2gs 2 15 D Location and height of eXisting or proposed fences, walls, outdoor equipment, storage, <trash receptacles, and signs V,r .; ,,' .5 ~ D LO~qtlon, dimenSions, and number of tYPIcal, compact and disabled parking spaces, Including aisles, wlJerel bumpers, directional signs, and striping - -- ~ D DimenSions of the development area, as well as area and percentage of the site proposed for bUildings, structures, parking and vehicular areas, Sidewalks, patiOS, and other Impervious surfaces . J~' Observance of solar access requirements as speCified In the applicable zOning dlstnct '0 On-site loading areas and vehicular and pedestnan Circulation ~ D Access to streets, alleys, and propertIes to be served, including the locatIon and - -olmenslons of eXisting and proposed curb cuts and curb cuts proposed to be closed t> D Location, type, and number of bicycle parking spaces If)~'l- ...~ Location of eXisting and proposed transit faCIlities ~""Area and dimenSions of all property to be conveyed, dedIcated, or reserved for , common open spaces, recreational areas, and other SImilar publiC and semi-public uses ~' Phased Development Plan - where applicable, the Site Plan application must Include a v phaSing plan indicating any proposed phases for development, Including the boundanes and sequencing of each phase PhaSing must progress In a sequence promotIng street connectivity between the various phases of the development and accommodating other ReVised 1/1/08 Molly Markarian 5 of 10 I required public Impru...::ments, including but not limited tv, sanitary sewer, stormwater I ~ management, water, and electnclty The applicant must Indicate which phases apply I to the Site Plan application being submitted c. Improvement and Public Utilities Plan D Prepared by an Oregon licensed CIVil Engineer D Location and Width of all eXisting and proposed easements D Location, Widths (of paving and nght-of-way), and names of all eXisting and proposed streets, alleys, dedications or other nght-of-ways Within or adJacent to the proposed development, Including ownership and maintenance status, If applicable D'Locatlon and type of eXisting and proposed street lighting D Location of eXisting and reqUired traffic control deVices, fire hydrants, power poles, transformers, neighborhood mailbox Units, and Similar public faCIlities D Location, Width, and construction matenal of all eXisting and proposed Sidewalks, Sidewalk ramps, pedestnan access ways, and trails o Location and size of eXisting and proposed utilities on and adJacent to the site Including sanitary sewer mains, stormwater management systems, water mainS, power, gas, telephone, and cable TV Indicate the proposed connection pOints d. Grading, Paving, 8r. Stormwater Management Plan D Prepared by an Oregon licensed CIVil Engineer o Planting plan prepared by an Oregon licensed Landscape Architect where plants are proposed as part of the stormwater management system D Roof drainage patterns and discharge locations D PervIous and ImpervIous area drainage patterns D The size and location of storm water management systems components, Including but not limited to drain lines, catch baSinS, dry wells and/or detention ponds, stormwater quality measures; and natural dralnageways to be retained D EXisting and proposed spot elevations and contours lines drawn at 1 foot Intervals (for land With a slope over 10 percent, the contour lines may be at 5 foot Intervals) D Amount of proposed cut and fill e., Landscape Plan ~J Drawn by a Landscape Architect ~ location and dimenSions of landscaping and open space areas to Include calculation of landscape coverage I \!{ B Screening In accordance With SDC 4 4-110 I ~ [2I,wntten descnptlon, including speCifications, of the permanent Irrigation system {Y 13 Location and type of street trees ~ D List In chart form the proposed types of landscape matenals (trees, shrubs, ground cover) Include In the chart genus, speCies, common name, quantity, Size, spacing, and method of planting f. Architectural Plans PRE.SUBMllTAl REC'O MAY 9 2008 ReVised 1/1/08 Molly Markarian 6 of 10 -, f D Exterior elevations 01 all bUildings and structures propo::..::d for the development Site, Including height f 0 Conceptual floor plans g. On-Site Lighting Plan ~'I>< 0 Location, onentatlon, and maximum height of exterior light fixtures, both free standing and attached lfJlt"1)>< D Type and extent of shielding, Including cut-off angles, and type of Illumination, wattage, and luminOUS area lMftA D Photometric test report for each light source D Additional Materials That May be Required IT IS THE APPLICANT'S RESPONSIBILITY TO DETERMINE IF ADDITIONAL STANDARDS/APPLICATIONS APPLY TO THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT. THE APPLICANT SHOULD CONSIDER UTILIZING PRE-DEVELOPMENT MEETINGS AS DISCUSSED IN SDC 5.1-120: D Where a multi-family development IS proposed, any additional matenals to demonstrate complIance WIth SDC 3 2-240 D Rlpanan Area Protection Report for properties located Within 150 feet of the top of bank of any Water Quality Limited Watercourses (WQLW) or Within 100 feet of the top of bank of any direct tnbutarles of WQLW D A Geotechnical Report prepared by an engineer must be submitted concurrently If there are unstable SOils and/or a high water table present D Where the development area IS Within an overlay diStriCt, address the additional standards of the overlay dlstnct D If five or more trees are proposed to be removed, a Tree Felling Permit as speCified In SDC 5 19-100 D A wetland delineation approved by the Oregon DIVISIon of State Lands must be submitted concurrently where there IS a wetland on the property D Any required federal or state permit must be submitted concurrently or eVidence the permit application has been submitted for review o Where any grading, filling or excavating IS proposed With the development, a Land and Drainage Alteration permit must be submitted pnor to development o Where applicable, any Discretionary Use or Vanance as speCified In SDC 5 9-100 and 5 21-100 o An Annexation application, as speCified In SDC 5 7-100, where a development IS proposed outSide of the city limits but Within the City's urban service area and can be served by sanitary sewer PRE-SUBMITTAL REC'O MAY 9 2008 ReVised 1/1/08 Molly Markarian 7 of 10 Fax (541) 736-1021 MARCH 5, 2004 REQUIRED STORMW ATER SCOPING SHEET USE POLICY: In October 2003, Sprmgfield PublIc Works released a tnal "stormwater scopmg sheet," provIded to help engmeers and developers meet stormwater reqUIrements m the Spnngfield Development Code (SDC) and Engmeenng DeSIgn Standards and Procedures Manual (EDSPM) After a five month trIal penod, It became apparent that users of the scopmg sheet submItted much more complete applIcatIOns than non-users An added bonus was a decrease m the overan reVIew tIme spent on the applIcatIOns, resultmg m qUIcker notIce of deCISIons As a result of the benefits of the scopmg sheets, the CIty has decIded to make theIr use a mandatory process As of AprIl 12, 2004, the use of stormwater scopmg sheets WIn be reqUIred for an applIcatIons whIch reqUIre development reVIew An applIcatIOns submItted to the CIty shan provIde four (4) copIes of a completed stormwater scopmg sheet WIth the applIcatIon packet Attached WIth thIS letter IS the latest verSIOn of the scopmg sheet, whIch reflects changes requested by the development commumty PLEASE NOTE: SUBMITTED APPLICATIONS WILL NOW BE REQUIRED TO SUBMIT A COMPLETED STORMW A TER SCOPING SHEET, STORMW A TER STUDY AND PLANS IN CONFORMANCE WITH THE SCOPE REQUIREMENTS DIRECTIONS FOR USING STORMW ATER SCOPING SHEETS ARE AS FOLLOWS: 1. Obtain scopmg sheet from applIcation packet, cIty webslte, or other locatIOn 2. Fill out project mformation (top half of front sheet) prior to commencement of work on stormwater study (note: do not SIgn scoping sheet until It IS receIved from the CIty WIth reqUIrements checked). 3. Mall, fax, or emaIl all pages to: CIty of Sprmgfield, PublIc Works Dept., Attn: Matt Stouder 4. Receive completed scopmg sheet (filled out by t,he CIty) indlcatmg mmimum reqUIrements for a complete stormwater study 5. Include four (4) copies of complete scoping sheet (sIgned by engmeer at the bottom of page 2), stormwater study and plans that comply wIth the minimum reqUIred scope with submittal of applIcatIon packet. The scoping sheet shall be included as an attachment, mSlde the front cover of the stormwater study. Stormwater scopmg sheets can be found WIth an apphcatlOn packets (CIty websIte and the PublIc Works front counter) as wen as on the Pubhc Works webpage at eIther WWW CI sonlll!field or uslPubworks/whatsnew htm or under the lInk for "finable forms" at WWW CI sonnweld or uslPubworkslDesllm/start htm Thank you m advance for workmg WIth the CIty of Sprmgfield WIth thIS new process Smcerely, Matt Stouder, CIVIl Engmeer CIty ofSpnngfield, PublIc Works/Engmeenng EmaIl mstouder@cI spnngfield or us Phone (541) 736-1035 Fax (541) 736-1021 ReVised 1/1/08 Molly Markanan 8 of 10 225 FJfth Street Sprmgfield, Oregon 97477 541-726-3759 Phone City of Sprmgfield OfficJaI ReceJpt elopment ServJces Department Pubhc Works Department RECEIPT #: 3200800000000000293 Date: 05/08/2008 1 56 42PM Job/Journal Number DescriptIOn PRE2008-00030 CTY Site Plan Rvw Tentative Payments Type of Payment INT CHGS Paid By 420-62224-8 I 0046-P20534 Item Total Check Number AuthorizatIOn Received By Batch Number Number How Received Amount Due 336 00 $336 00 Amount Paid tJ INTFIRE In Person Payment Total $336 00 $336 00 ~~ ~&tPru-Sub~ ~(M~)~\:J~~ iF 16. PRE-SUBMITTAL REC'D MAY 92008 cRecemtl Page I of I 5/9/2008 ~ KIM LIGHTING Type Job Catalog number I hxturl Optll' ldmp Modl See p;Jge 2 Option order ,Munbkd with fl\ture See p1ge J Specifications _ 11 5jg" OIA - (2953 mm) 3600 c- --=:::> Optical Adjustment > 250 I 250 3;'" \V (191~m) L _I I ' 1\ 13%" (3366 mm) 16;4" (4128 mm) ( U 3" (782 mm) 2Ys" (54 0 mm) (889mm) @ Hubbell Lighting, Inc , I'" 123/4" OIA (3239 mm) L TV10 Series COI.lposlte Housing Accent Llghtvault@, reVISion 1/14/08. ItvlO pdt Approvals Fixture Options Ordvrcd 'vpdf1tLiv trom fl\tllll See page 3 4 Date Page 1 of 6 Lens Ring One-piece cast bronze, natural finish (Optional standard stainless steel lens nng IS also available) Eight captive 5/i6' blackened stamless steel hex-socket cap screws Lens Clear tempered borosilicate glass, 0;16" thick, flush With lens nng, slightly crowned Lens Gasket One-piece molded silicone, U-channel wraps completely around lens flange Composite Housing High temperature, compression molded, fiberglass Impregnated, 3/ib" mln wall composite Charcoal gray No top lip to trap dirt and mOisture Solid brass knurled Inserts molded-In to receive lens nng screws Separate splice and ballast compartments, individual cast aluminum Internal covers, With silicone gaskets Two 3;'( NPT In bottom, 33 cu In splice area Modular reverse draft design (top dla smaller than bottom), body and ballast modules epoxy bonded Optical System SP and NF - Spot or narrow flood spun aluminum reflectors, specular Alzak", black Duranodlc'" arc tube glare shield on SP only (G12 base socket option available) PR - for PAR38 reflector lamps HID and Halogen sockets 4KV medium base Optical systems are yoke mounted, 3600 rotation, :t250 vertical adjustment, lockmg screws, black hl-temp finish gimbal nng PL - GX24q-4 universal socket IS proVided for fluorescent Electncal Module High power factor ballast, -200F starting, factory mounted and prewlrl~d to gasketed compartment cover Wiring Anti-Siphon barriers on all wiring to and from ballast compartment All components wire I III ked for ground, qUick-disconnect tor removal of optICal system Dnve-over Durability When Installed m concrete (see page 5), tlxture will Withstand dnve-over by vehicles welghmg up to 5,500 Ib See page 6 for safety and warranty information PRE-SUBMllTAL REC'O MAY 9 2008 c UL cUL 1598' Listings and Ratings IP68 Rated I CE 25C Ambient 'SUitable tor wet recessed KIM LIGHTING RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CHANGE SPECIFICATIONS WITHOUT NOTICE @2008 KIM LIGHTING INC. PO BOX 60080 CITY OF INDUSTRY CA 91716-0080. TEL 626/968-5666. FAX 626/3692695 5620008014 ~ KIM LIGHTING Type Job ~., Fixture Cat No [J L TV10 HID Accent Cat No 0 LTV11 Halogen Accent L TV10 Series Co..lposlte Housing Accent Llghtvault~ reVISion 1/14/08 · ItvlO pdt Standard Features Optics :=J SP Spot :J NF Narrow Flood ~ Yoke mounted reflector and medium base socket for ED-17 HID lamp 42PL operates one 26, 32, or 42 watt lamp at 120 thru 277 volts (50-60 Hz) :=J PR PAR Lamp b ~ PR PAR Lamp b Yoke mounted medium base socket for PAR38 HID reflector lamp Yoke mounted medium base socket for PAR38 halogen retlector lamp Page 2 of 6 175 MH 120 ~ ,- -.- Lamp Watb Lilmp l\ pe Llnc Volt, PMH= Pul,e 511rt Metll Hillloe MH = MUal Halide HPS = High Pre'sure Sodium HAL = Hillogen Pl = CompaU fluorescent Lamp Mode Pulse ~tilrt MUal Halide = 70PMH120 ~ 70PMH208 = 70PMH240 = 70PMH277 = 70PMH347 = 100PMH120 = 100PMH208 -=-= 100PMH240 = 100PMH277 = 100PMH347 = 150PMH120 =- 150PMH208 = 150PMH240 = 150PMH277 = 150PMH347 MUal Halide = 175MH120 = 175MH208 ~ 175MH240 = 175MH277 = 175MH347 High Pre,sure Soolum L 70HPS120' C 70HPS208' L 70HPS240' C 70HPS277' C 70HPS347' C 100HPS120' i100HPS208' C 100HPS240' C 100HPS277' C 100HPS347' C 150HPS120' C 150HPS208' C 150HPS240' C 150HPS277' C 150HPS347' ComplU fluorescent o 42PL 120' o 42PL208' o 42PL240' [] 42PL277' , 'HPS and PL not available for PR optiCS = 250HAL 120 250W maXimum, lower wattage lamps may be used PRE-SUBMITTAl REC'O MAY 9 2008 @2008 KIM LIGHTING INC. po BOX 60080 CITY OF INDUSTRY CA 91716 0080. TEL 626/9685666. FAX 626/3692695 5620008014 ~ KIM LIGHTING Type Job r~_' G12 Base Socket Cat No ~ G12 socket -:J No Option Brushed Stainless Steel Lens Ring Cat No LJ SS10 [] 5510 (Assembled) No Option Half Shield Cat No [] HS1 0 ::::J No Option Rock Guard Cat No :::J RG10 No Option ,Tnm Ring Cat No :::J TR1 0 :::J No Option Grout Mask Cat No .::J GM10 TR10 Trim Rmg Included ~ No Option l TV10 Series Co.. /poslte Housing Accent Llghtvault'" revIsion 1/14/08 eltvlOpdt Optional Features Socket IS available for 70W and 150W Pulse Start Metal Halide T-6 Blpm lamps One-pIece standard brushed stamless steel replaces standard lens ring Includes glass lens gasket and mountlllg screws May be ordered separately To order assembled With tlxture, add to fixture Cat No - Example L TV1 0lxxlxxxxxxxxlSS1 0 Half shield lens ring tor directional glare control toward I the viewer One-piece cast bronze, replaces standard lens rmg Includes glass lens gasket and mountlllg screws Rock guard lens ring tor lens protectIon III vandal prone areas One-piece cast bronze, replaces standard lens ring Includes glass lens gasket and mountmg screws Trim ring for flush mountmg of fixture m concrete pad or pavmg Brass ring clamps to houslllg With stamless steel screw Grout mask for fixture support dUring concrete pour Galvanized steel ring and rebar supports fIxture when tied mto pavmg rebar 2" grout space provided for fmlshlllg up to fixture (see page 5) PRE.SUBMllTAl REC'O MAY 9 2008 Page 3 of 6 1151'01AO (2953mm) I 11'1 D1A~. 1640 TY 4% ~,2~0 (1175mm) ~ l ~ 8 J 11% DIA L {29S3mm) 13;" -, (445mm) ..--..., o 12 DIA \'l[)4f1'Tffi 2 '5'1S,....,~ ,-- 16Y.!DIA 0 ''''() ~ 15o~:m) I I I I 'I~I 10% (2731mm) L~ @ 2008 KIM LIGHTING INC. PO BOX 60080 CITY OF INDUSTRY CA 91716-0080' TEL 626/968-5666' FAX 626/3692695 5620008014 ~ KIM LIGHTING Type Job / Ul Colored Lenses Cat No (See right) :=J No Optron Lens AcceSSOries Cat No (See nght) ~ No Option L TV1 0 Series Cu.. 'poslte HOUSing Accent Llghtvault@ revIsion 1/14/08 · Itvl0 pdt Page 4 of 6 Optional Features Molded colored glass lens, replaces standard clear glass lens III fixture (See color samples on page 25 of Llghtvault catalog) May be used In combination with HL hex cell louvers, SL spread or PL pnsmatlc lenses Cat No Color o RT1 0 Rose o OAM10 Descnptlon Warms metal halide color Deepens high pressure sodium color to pill klorange Warms metal halide color Deepens high pressure sodium color to yellow/orange Deep color accent Best used with high pressure sodium lamps Deep color accent Best used with metal halide lamps Deep color accent Blue shift With metal halide lamps Yellow shirt With high pressure sodium lamps Amber o RD10 o BF10 o GR10 Red Blue Green HL - Hex Cell Louver Constructed of hex cell aluminum louvers With a cell dimenSion of W' W x W' D, prodUCing a 450 cutoft angle, mounted In a CIrcular frame, finished In baked high-heat flat black May be used In combination With colored lenses Inserts behind lens Into lens gasket Not for use In combination With SL spread or PL pnsmatlc lenses Cat No o HL 10 Hex Cell Louver PL - Prismatic Lens Softens lamp distribution Best With flood lamps Inserts behind lens Into lens gasket Not for use III combination With HL 10 Louver Cat No LJ PL 10 Prismatic Lens SL - Spread Lens Creates an oval beam pattern Best With spot lamps Inserts behind lens Into lens gasket Not for use In combination With HL 10 louver Cat No Ci SL 10 Spread Lens . PRE-SUBMITTAL REC'D MAY 9 2008 @2008 KIM LIGHTING INC. PO BOX 60080, CITY OF INDUSTRY CA 91716-0080. TEL 626/968-5666. FAX 626/3692695 5620008014 ~ KIM liGHTING Type Job UL.- Create a Buffer Zone When fixtures are located III areac; planted In ground cover or c;hrubbery, construct a bufter zone to prevent lens overgrowth and to create an edge for tnmmlllg Elevate the fixtures for drainage and backfill with decorative rock As the ground cover grows, the tlxtures will look flush even though they are 2" to 4' above grade L TV10 Series CG..lposlte Housing Accent Llghtvault@ reVISion 1/14/08 · Itv10 pdt Page 5 of 6 Installation Recommendations Advantages · Prevents lens overgrowth o Provides a defined edge tor tnmmlng · Provides dralllage away from the lens to mall1talll light output · Visually looks like a flush installation Advantages · Cleaner, more stable installation, less susceptible to traffiC and maintenance activity · Prevents lens overgrowth o Provides a detlned edge for tnmmlng · Provides drainage away trom the lens to malntall1 light output o Visually looks like a flush installation NOTE Always use adequate rebar surrounding the fixture to prevent cracklllg of the concrete due to heat expansion Install In Concrete For installations In ground cover, shrubbery or lawn areas, encase the fixture In concrete ThiS creates a buffer zone as descnbed above, With the additional advantage of greater fixture stabil Ity Elevate the fixture 2" to 4' above grade, and slope the concrete away from the lens nng for drainage In Paved Areas When In-grade luminaires are Installed 111 paving, It IS usually reqUired that the lens frame be flush With tlnlshed grade To make thiS installation eaSier, Kim offers an optional grout mask (page 3) to support the tlxture at the proper height dUring the concrete pour The grout mask IS normally tied Into the paving rebar for support Advantages · Supports fixture at proper height dunng concrete pour · PrOVides 2" grout space for fllllshlng · Easily adapts to any paving matenal, concrete, bnck, stone, etc · PrOVides maximum dnve- over durability NOTE See satety and warranty Illformatlon on page 6 Buffer Zone Redwood or other matenal for edging I I ;j{J~~ .~~ W'<:;, ill ~-8 ;.-,;, - ~--=_ - 2' to 4' :::1111=~8-1n'I01016C'''')- ! I==- ,= above -Ij- '-jII'-'-- grade T'r: :::111 II~ -I Rock fill Concrete installation Concrete must have reinforCing rods to prevent cracking from fixture heat expansion M-AY 3 2-008 Paved Area Installation Optional grout mask supports fixture dUring concrete pour ~ I' -2" ISO S 1'1"') grout space for finishing 00 - o 9,' o 00 O<"~.C> 0 ~ c- Tie grout mask to rebar for support Encase entire fixture In Concrete @2008 KIM LIGHTING INC. po BOX 60080, CITY OF INDUSTRY, CA 91716-0080. TEL 626/968-5666. FAX 626/3692695 5620008014 ~ KIM LIGHTING l TV1 0 Series C(j~~,'~posite HousIng Accent Llghtvault@ reVISion 1/14/08 0 ItvlO pdt Type Job Page 6 of 6 IU[J( Safety and Warranty Information Safety and Maintenance Warning 1 Fixtures must be grounded In accordance With national, state, and/or local codes Failure to do so may result In serious personal Injury 2 Extreme caution should be taken when tlxtures are used In paved areas High temperature lenses can burn feet, hands or objects Inadvertently placed on top of fixtures If fixtures must be used In paved areas, locate them away from normal pedestrian traffIC, and use the lowest wattage lamp possible 3 It IS recommended that all condUit entries be sealed With RTV silicone to maintain a clean, dry splIce compartment 4 To maintain light eftlclency and prevent fIxture overheating, lenses must be kept clean and free of dirt, dust, leaves, and trash 5 Llghtvault fixtures are not approved tor any submersible Insta lIatlons IIlcludl ng tountal ns, ponds, reflecting ponds or sWimming pools 25/7 Year Limited Warranty When Installed accordll1g to KIm Installation InstructIons and accepted trade practices, the solid bronze trim rings on L TV Series Kim products are warranted for 25 years, and the composIte hOUSings ale warranted for 7 years, from date of sale, against manutacturlng defects and tallure due to corrosion All other fixture components (excluding lamps) are warranted to be free of detect<; In matenal and workmanshIp for 1 year from date of sale Dunng the warranty penods, With proof of purchase, Kim will repair or replace With the same or Similar product, at Kim's option, Without charge Labor costs are the owner's responsibilIty and are excluded from th,s warranty ThIS warranty IS VOid If the product IS modIfied, tampered With, misapplied, poorly IIlstalled, Improperly maintained or subjected to abnormal conditions Repair or replacement as proVided under thiS warranty IS the exclUSIve remedy of the purchaser ThiS warranty IS In lieu of all other warranties, expressed or Implied, including any Implied warranty of fitness for the partIcular application Kim Lighting shall not be liable to the purchaser for indirect or consequential damages PRE.SUBMlrrAL REC'O MAY 9 2008 @ 2008 KIM LIGHTING INC. PO BOX 60080 CITY OF INDUSTRY CA 91716-0080. TEL 626/9685666. FAX 626/369-2695 5620008014 .. .' Schlesinger + Associates LLC MASTER PLANNING SITE DESIGN AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE 1801 Wlllamette Street SUite 210 Eugene, OR 97401 541 743 0767 www schlandscape com 541 743 0769 fax 541 8684079 cell May 9, 2008 City of Springfield Att Steve Hopkins, AICP - Planner II Springfield Development Services Department 225 Fifth Street Springfield, OR 97477 Re Narrative for Site ReView Pre-Submittal Overview This project IS for the replacement of fire station #16, located at 68th and Main Streets (6853 main Street, Springfield, OR 97478) The station was closed In 2006 due to mold related Issues and the firefighters have been In temporary trailers since then The eXisting faCIlity IS a Single-story bUilding With a 4,847 square feet footprint It was deSigned to accommodate 3 firefighters per shift The new faCIlity IS a two story deSign With a footprint of 5,635 square feet which Will accommodate 6 firefighters per shift The equipment Will remain the same With 1 ambulance, 1 fire engine, and 1 of each as reserve apparatus The project IS scheduled to begin construction In June 2008 and Will take approximately 9 months to complete Site plan elements The site has histOrically experienced Issues With storm drainage and mOisture problems, which contributed to the mold problem A geotechnical report was conducted to assist In solutions for thiS problem A French drain and a blo-swale Will be Installed along the south property line to divert storm water run off from the hili A main sanitary sewer line runs through the back parking lot and Will remain as a cost saving measure The associated easement IS 10' Wide Will allow adequate area for the maintenance of the line but Will not unduly Impact the function of the site The bUilding has been slightly rotated to denote the public entry from the corner of 68th and Main Street, to allow easier apparatus maneuvering and to re-use the eXisting front concrete apron The bUilding has been deSigned as a two story faCIlity to allow for future expansion, and to clearly separate the liVing area from the remainder of the bUilding The pitched roof Will allow the mechanical equipment to be mounted inSide the bUilding, Will Increase the life of the roof and Will help the bUilding to blend Into the eXisting neighborhood PRE.SUBMlrrAl REC'O MAY 9 2008 .. Parking There are 15 parking spaces within the secured portion of the site This will accommodate the on-duty staff as well as the shift change In addition, there IS one ADA parking space and three public parking spaces near the main entry for public use Histoncally fire stations do not have a lot of public vIsitors, so parking requirements are minimal There IS an In house locked storage for staff bicycle and a lock up bicycle area near the public main entry (building lobby) Again the number of bicycle parking spaces proVided IS Similar to the current conditions However the new deSign provides a more distinct separation between the public and the secured parking areas BUilding The bUilding requires a minor vanance for height The Standard height In the current reSidential zoning IS 30 feet and SDC 5 21-125 allows an Increase of 30% With a minor vanant As shown, the bUilding IS 39 feet at the mid-pOint of the slope of the roof ThiS allows for a pitched roof and allows for the HVAC eqUipment to be Installed In the attiC, screened from the public which helps blend the bUilding more With the eXisting neighborhood We have used asphalt composition shingles, cement lap Siding, Vinyl Windows, and a bnck wainscoting to give the bUilding a more residential scale and appearance The bUilding Incorporates elements from the FIERO (Fire Industry EqUipment Research Organization) deSign symposium We have Increased the bay doors In height to accommodate the largest truck the department currently has running Outdoor Lighting The extenor lights are the minimum needed to serve the bUilding well, and yet respect the neighbors All fixtures Will be fully shielded and directed downward, as required by the Spnngfleld Development Code Summary The proposed station fits Into the neighborhood and respects ItS neighbors The new bUilding reflects the function and space requirements of a modern fire station and does not change the staffing or equipment currently eXisting on the site Fire Station #16 has been a good neighbor for nearly 30 years and the new station Will continue that tradition PRE-SUBMITTAL REC'O MAY 9 2008 '- I"'AI'J eTREET "1cKENZIE ,"16,"WA"" (,"16,"WA'T" 12e ) l!EIlEBAl- NOTES B i:; !JJ__~: ~Q-m ~,) " j .1) , eASE INFORMATlON PROVlOFD BY l(pFf Con<ulln'9 F........,.... 111S'Nftftl1....ven S d 25OOPorI1 d OR9/2OoI (bC3}2:.>r32!>1 2 ~~~L~~~~~~~~~':~;::~SITELlGtfTlNO ELECTRlCAlCENERATORS 3 SFF CML FNGlfJEER DRAWINGS W'I AU. GRADING UNOlRGROlJIIID STORM WATLR PIPING BACKFlQWOEVlC LOCATION DOMlS lCWAH.RANOSEWEHLOCAT10NS ~ VFRlfY FXIST~ FlFVATION'MlERF NtWWORKABUfSlXlS1ING TO RUMlN NQ"Tlf'Y I .......OSCAPF AFlCHITfCT O~ MY OISCRlPANCILS PRlOfl 10 A~ CONS mucllON 5 VERIFY lOCATlOWll OF EXIS1lNG UNDERGROUND UTlLIT1ES PRIOR TO EXCAVolTlON RFPAIl'l ANY OAMAOL TO E.XISTtNG U1IU1IlS PIPE....> OR RH....TED FAClUT~AT CONTIU.CTQR'S EXPFt..S[ AND IN A '......"'M'R APPRQVLO gy PROJECT MANAGER w \J <[ -' n. I l- '" .., OVE TO THE SPECIAL NATURE OF mE FAClLrrY PUBUC UTlUTY FACIUTYWITH UlNIWJ.- ACCESS TO TI-!E PUBLIC AND OFS1GNATFO PARKING FOR CRFW PARIO'l,O REQU1RElto'ENT WA...'i DETERMINEO BY CITY OF "lPRNGREID PI.AANING OFPAATMFNT AND 58" AT 4 PARKING SPACE' W1Ttll A 0... PA<!....JNG BICYClE PARKING WAS OETERMINEOIl:; 3 SHORT TERM PARKING SPACES ~ 6 CLEANlY 5^wct1T TREE ROOTS 1 FOOT INSIDE FACE OF NEW IIJPROVEMENT WHERE TREES OR J>LANT ......TERIAL ABUT N-W CUI'tBS WAlKS Ol't PAVEMENT 8.o.RR1CADE EXlST1NC" TRE'F9 AAOPLA"'T MAT R1AI <; "ORFMAlN FIlOMAARASlON ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~TStA~GF'I THAN 3" IN DIAMEl'FR 7 LAND5CAP~ ARCHITECT W1U BE NOTIfiED ~ HOURS IN ADVANCl ex AU. SlTL INSPECTIONS 8 ALL SITE WORK SHOULD e:e DONE IN CO~TIONWlTli THE GEOTECHNICAL REPORT AND THF GFOTFCHNlCAL PI.AN 9 IT IS THE CONTRACTOR'S REsPONSIBILITY fOVERll-Y THE PtfYSlCAL LIMITS OF AREA NUOING TO BE UEAREO....ND GRUBBED ESTIMATES fOR a..EARING AND GRUBBlNG stlOlJU) BE 8ASE'O ON....CTUA SJTl' CONQITtQNS '1) All lOCAl "'''10 STAll- COOES RHilJLATIQNSAND GUIOEl.INES TO DE FOlLOWUl AS THEY Rll..A TI. TO WORK PERFORMED WmtlN CREEK SETBACK AREAS THE ~OWlNG NO rES Sl:RVE AS A GUIDELINE FOR WORKING IN THE CREEK RIPARIAN LAYOUT NOTES I nu; LOCA.TlONS ANO fXIT.NTOF P....VING TUBE' STAKFD 8YCOHTRACTOR"S SlIRVEYOI't ANO~O\IED BY I\RCl1lrloCI PRIOR TOCONSTRUCTJo'l ~~~~~~6~~~~~~~~~NWffil :1 $UB-F>....VING 611AU. PROVDC POSITlVE Dl'tAINM:e AW....V FROU AlLSTRUC'fTJRES ~i~~~~it~~~~:FOR""DISTANCEOF5FEET AUPAvm 3. AU. sm WORt: SIKlUl.D BE DONE IN CORRELATION WITH THE CEOTECl-lNICAL REPORT AND THE CEOTECl4<lICAL Pl.AN SLEEVES 1f'*' :>- ~.; ':t..-r 4\ r"< ,I U mID (;,] ~~ rrrm -8 ~lmID r-- " l?~N;T~ _:'~ ~~ ~ "" ~--, TOTAL AUTOMOBILE. PARKING REQUIRED CITY OF SPRINGFIELD DCVUOPMENT CODE SlCTIQt.l4 ~'25 VE.HIClE PARKING ro:CIU1REMt"NT SlEEVES SHOWN ON DRAWING ARF TO BE' INSTALl mAS FOlLOWS SlFFVfS TO BE StT 111" 8t.LOW HNAL GRAD_ SLEEVES OOloND lI" BlYONOJ\OJACLNI PAVLMtJ./l OR INSlO!: FACl OF CU'Ul OPeN LNOSARlo loa~ CO\fioRLOWIIHDucr rAPl WOOOLOCATlONSTAKFS{:>X2 RFO ToP) ARF TaBE' PlACFDAT All SLFEVF tOCATION<;..T F..Cl= OF WAl KS ....0 CURtIS 2 Al.L SlLLVLS SMU BI:. SCHlOOl.l.l40 PVC 3 SLllVESIZlSSHALL&.4 . SlEEVE LAYOlf" IS SCHEMATIC. VERIFY LOCATIONS AND NOTIFY LANDSCAPE !\RCHIRCr Of ANY D1SCRE.PANClLS PRIOR TO lNSTAU.ATION Off LL.l.CTR CALAND IAAIGATlON ~YSTE'A PARKING (AUTOMOBILE and BICYCLE) ORt~SURM!TTAI REC'D 'viA''! 2nOR LEGEND D~- m~FlI<II>CONCt&1 ~ _~"~O,,"O, ~=TNORrtSTOIllOOtCNED ~I" c,.o 5EEELFC'llCAlEHGrMoI-Rf'lAtoS FORO" MOSPFCiFICA'(lM:i _____ SCHEOIA.E.ulPVCSLcrVE ----- ~ NOnoOfH!..RWm PROJECT AREA - ~ II i I;: ~~-r~ f' ;!:o r~ J _' ,-r~ -~I {Fl-t=." <1~,.1 f~l r f U -~?"'-\ ~ I !) .JJ---,,~ 'o~- -~f-~7L!~-~T; Co~ 7/; 11 Ii ~ ~ i, jT' '" "' 11 4-~J ~ II (1........,.,..1 <<.../ =~1- 1,ol1l! if'\ I I~- .. , "--- VICINITY MAP .' SchIeslrTger"tAssodates."", UIl1WlloollJlL....:nU _<^,ll'$1f.J Springfield Fire SlallOn #16 r.. ()=.I..... - ----- F==Lf===, (i) 0102040 --~ sprgbriiifre~';JtJ1l/'16 6!l53!.'ar$I I'fl ~ ..ll!leldLCfl_9wa- SilellCVI"llt Mav92CQ.8 ........ Slle Plan S11 ~ ~ Ii ~ NTS \7''''f)'''' OREGON :::101tl2 '" Notes ~ . Job Type UL 1 18 AREA lU INAIRES ~>~~ GENERAL DESCRIPTION The Gardco Gullwlng IS an area lumlnalre defJned by ItS sleek profile and rugged construction The housing IS one piece, dlecast aluminum and mounts directly to a pole or wall without the need of a separate support arm The multifaceted arc Image duplicating optical systems provide IES Types I, II, III IV and V dlstnbutlons The door frame IS single piece dlecast aluminum and retains an optically clear tempered flat glass lens The Jumlnalre IS completely sealed and gasketed preventing Intrusion from mOisture, dust and Insects The Gullwlng luminaires are finished With a fade and abraSion resistant TGIC powdercoat CUTOFF CLASSIFICATION Flat glass lens luminaires provide full cutoff performance Sag lens luminaires provide cutoff performance PREFIX CONFIGURATION DISTRIBUTION WATTAGE VOLTAGE FINISH OPTIONS H H H H H H , Enter the order code Into the appropnate box above Note Gardea reserves the nght to refuse a contlguratlon Not all combinations and configurations are valid Refer to notes below for exclUSions and limitations For questions or concerns, please consult the factory ~ G18 18" Gullwlng Lumlnalre - 2XL 3XL 4XL Q MTS . 1 Single Assembly 3@120 Triple at 1200 Not avaIlable WIth PTF OptIon 2 TWin Assembly 2@90 TWin Assembly at 900 3 Triple at 900 4 W WS Quad Assembly Wall Mount, Recessed J-Box Wall Mount, Surface CondUit . Type I, HOrizontal Lamp (NIA above 400w) Type II, HOrizontal Lamp Type III, HOrizontal Lamp Type IV, HOrizontal Lamp Type V, HOrizontal Lamp (NIA above 400w) Medium Throw With So lite Lens (Ftuorescent onfy) 0-1.._ 120 208 240 277 347 480 UNIV'O PRE-SUBMITTAL REC'O MAY 9 2008 1i'IU..~'I~~~ BRP Bronze Paint BLP Black Paint WP White Paint NP Natural Aluminum Paint OC Optional Color Paint SpecIfy RAL deSIgnatIon as shown ex OC RAL7024 100MH3 150MH3 175MH 250MH 400MH' 1000MHZ' 250PSMH' 320PSMH' 5 350PSMH' 400PSMH'6 750PSMW' 875PSMH' 1000PSMH" 1 ReqUIres E28/BT28 lamp 2 FurnIshed WIth sag glass lens only 3 Venture mogul base lamps reqUIred 4 MI38 or MI53 5 M132 or MI54 6 M135 or MI55 7 M149 only ReqUIres MS7501PS/BU HOR/BT37 lamp MH Metal HalIde PSMH Putse Start Metal HalIde HPS HIgh Pressure SodIum CF Compact Fluorescent I!1tir.n' F FUSing In Head N/A WIth 750wand 1000w In-Llne/ln-Pole FUSing Photocontrol and Receptacle N/A WIth 480V Photocontrol Receptacle only Polycarbonate Sag Lens (250wmax) Internal Houseslde Shield Quartz Standby (400w max) Quartz Standby-Timed Oelay (400w max) Sag Glass Lens In lIeu of flat glass SupplIed standard WIth 750w and 1000w 3' Round Pole Adapter ReqUIred for 3 OD round or tapered round poles where top OD IS less than 4 LF PC PCR POLY HS QS QST SG SC Special Color Paint SpecIfy Must supply color chIp RPA1 Gardea lighting reserves the nght to change matenals or modIfy the deSign of Its product WIthout notlflcatlon as part of the company s contlnulng product Improvement program The Gullwlng deSign IS protected by U S patent number DES 391 659 The XL optical system IS protecled by U S patent number 5690422 @ COPYright Gardea lighting 2001 2007 All RIghts Reserved InternatIonal COPYright Secured Genlyte Group Gardea Lighting 1611 ClOVIS Barker Road San Marcos, TX 78666 150HPS 250HPS 400HPS 600HPS 750HPS' MTS Oolles Onlv (2)60CF'011 (2)85CF'011 (2)120CF'o 11 lOG 18 fluorescent ballasts accept I20V through 277V SpeCIfy UN/V' for voltage StartIng temperature IS 22 F I 30 C 11 Not avaIlable 347V or 480V Notes 8 and 9 Fo, 1000 Metaf Haflde, use Brand .E!.r.Q{!.uct Cndp- {':ata/oa Num~ Venture 53702 MS1000W/HOR/BT37/3K G E 18205 MVR1000lUIBT37 Venture 15332 MH1000W/U/BT37 For 1000 Putse Start use Brand Product Code Cataloa Number G E 10389 MVRI000/UIBT37/PA Venture 49111 MS1000W/HORfT251PS WARNING Use of other lamps vafds warranty RPA2 4" and 5" Round Pole Adapter ReqUIred for 4' S OD round poles Pole Top Fitter - 2 3/8" - 3" Ola Tenorl PTF2* PTF3* PTF4* Pole Top Filter - 3" - 3 1/2" Ola Tenon Pole Top Fitter - 3 1/2" - 4" Ola Tenon PTF n/a WIth 120" mountmg contlguratlons Square Pole Top Fitter Single TranSition TWin TranSition . Mounts to a 2 3/8 Top Tenon SpeCIfy a pole WIth 4 50 OD for a smooth transItIon SQPTF TR1** TR2" MF Mast Arm Filter SlIps over a standard 2 3/8 daVIt arm (800) 227 0758 (512) 753.1000 FAX (512) 753-7855 WWW sltehghllng com LIGHTING 7911585/0507 G18 LL , REA L GENERAL DESCRIPTION The Gardco Gullwlng IS an area lumlnalre defined by ItS sleek profile and rugged construction The housing IS one piece dlecast aluminum and mounts directly to a pole or wall without the need of a separate support arm The multifaceted arc Image duplicating optical systems provide IES Types I II, III, IV and V dlstnbutlons The door frame IS single-piece dlecast aluminum and retainS an optically clear tempered flat glass lens The lumlnalre IS completely sealed and gasketed preventing Intrusion from mOisture, dust and Insects The Gullwlng luminaires are finished with a fade and abraSion resistant TGIC powdercoat HOUSING A one piece dlecast aluminum housing mounts directly to a pole or wall without the need for a support arm The low profile rounded form reduces the effective projected area of the lumlnalre to only 12 ft2/11 m2 LENS ASSEMBLY A single piece dlecast aluminum lens frame hinges down from the housing and IS secured by a stainless steel lanyard and hinge pin An oplically clear, heat and Impact resistant tempered flat glass lens IS mechanically secured with eight retainers The electncal and optical chambers are thoroughly sealed with a one piece memory retentive hollow core EPDM gasket to prevent IntrUSion by mOisture, dust, and Insects OPTICAL SYSTEMS The segmented optical systems are manufactured from homogenous sheet aluminum which has been electrochemically brightened, anodized and sealed The multifaceted arc Image duplicating systems are designed to produce IES Types I (1), II (2XL), III (3XL) IV (4XL), and V (0) With the 2XL, 3XL and 4XL luminaries, the reflector facets form a COnical fan around the arc tube with each facet positioned to be precisely tangent to the top of the arc tube The lampholder IS glazed porcelain with a nICkel plated screw shell Position oriented mogul base sockets to accept high output hOrizontal metal halide lamps are supplied standard Fluorescent lummalres use a Medium Throw reflector with a Sohte@glass lens (MTS) ELECTRICAL All electncal components are UL recognized, factory tested, and mounted on a unitized plate with qUick electncal disconnects Each high power factor ballast IS tne separate component type capable of prOViding reliable lamp starting down to 200F I -290C Standard fluorescent ballasts are solid state FINISH Each standard color lumlnalre receives a fade and abraSion resistant, electrostatically applied, thermally cured, tnglycldallsocyanurate (TGIC) textured polyester powdercoat finish Standard colors Include bronze (BRP), black (BLP), white (WP), and natural aluminum (NP) Consult factory for specs on oplional or custom colors LABELS Alllummalres bear UL or CUL (where applicable) Wet Location labels FULL CUTOFF PERFORMANCE Full culoft perlormance means a lumlnalre d,slnbullon where zero cande'a IntenSIty occurs at an angle of 90 above nadir Add lIonally the candela per, 000 lamp lumens does nol numencally exceed 100 (10 percenl) al a vertical ang'e of 80 above nad,r ThiS applies to alllaleral angles around the lummalre CUTOFF PERFORMANCE Culoff pertormance means a lumlnalre dlslnbullon where the candela per 1000 lamp lumens does nol nJmencally exceed 25 (25 percent! al an angle al or above 90' above nadr and 100 (10 percent) at a vertical angle of 80' above nadir ThiS applies to alllaferal angles around the lumlnalre I, 31 1/2" 80 01 em c ~~~ ~ 18" 45 72 em ~ t 6 1/2" 1666 cm 11 1/2" t 2921 em ~ ~ \ i ~ \ 1 , ! H ----- J' .... ::--\ /, EPA ::1 1 2 3-4 PRE-5UBMlliAl REC'O 1 2 fF 24 fF 32 fF ) ::1 11 m' 22 m' 30 m' MAY 9 2008 ~"" ::1 // /1 - /' Gardea Lighting reserves the nght to change- matenals or modify the deSIgn at Its product without notIficatiOn as part of the company s contmulng product Improvement program The Gullwlng deSign IS protected by U S patent number DES 391 659 The XL optical system IS protected by U S patent number 5690422 @ Copynght Gardca lIghtmg 2001 2007 All Rights Reserved International Copynght Secured Genlyte Group Gardea Lighting 1611 ClOVIS Barker Road, San Marcos TX 78666 (800) 227 0758 (512) 753-1000 FAX (512) 753 7855 WWW Slleltghling com LIGHTING 7911585/0507 Pre-Submittal Meeting Development Services Department Room 615/616 PRE-SUBMITTAL MEETING DATb: Tuesday, May 20,2008 1. PRE-SUBMITTAL MTG #PRE2008-00030 (SITE TENT) SPFLD FIRE DEPT Assessor's Map 17-02-35-33 TL 6204 $336 Address: 6853 Main Street Existing Use: Fire Station #16 ApplIcant submitted plans to construct a new fire station (# 16) Meeting Date/Time: Tuesday, May 20,2008 DSD 616 11:00 - noon Planner: Steve Hopkins PRE.SUBMfrrAl REC'O MAY 9 2008 CIty of Spnngfield Development SerVIces Department 225 FIfth Street Sprmgfield, OR 97477 541-725-3753 Phone 541-726-3689 Fax Pre-Submittal Meeting Case Number Assigned: PRE2008-00030 Date Submitted: 5/9/2008 PRE-SUBM\TIAL REC'D MAY 92008 PrOJect Name: FIRE STATION #16 PR.J2.o61- oot) BC1 Project DescnptlOn: Pre-Submittal for Site Plan Review for Fire Station # 16 at 6853 Mam Street ApplicatIOn Type: Job Address: Site Plan Review 6853 MAIN ST Assessor's & Tax Lot #: 1702353306204 ;11, ; Ii rl ~ ~ I I DISCLAIMER ApplicatIOns wIll not be exempt from Development Code or procedural amendments that may occur between the time ofthe Pre-SubmIttal Meetmg and SubmIttal of the ApplIcatIOn for Development RevIew Please contact our office at 541-726-3753 wIth any questIOns or concerns A Planner wIll be aSSIgned the followmg busmess day and wIll contact you to confirm the meetmg date and tIme PlanJobPnnt rpt 5/9/2008 14851PM