Sec. 7.
(a) Plans and
specifications filed with an application for a design release shall comply with
this section.
(b) All plans and
specifications and any supporting data filed shall be as follows:
(1) Sufficiently clear and complete to show
in detail that the proposed work will comply with the rules of the
commission.
(2) In the English
language and dimensions in the English units of measurement (yards, feet, or
inches).
(c) One (1)
complete set of plans and specifications required by this section shall:
(1) be filed for review; and
(2) not be returned to the
applicant.
(d) No
additional copies of the plans and specifications filed with the application
for design release may be filed; however, additional copies may be made by the
applicant and utilized:
(1) on the
construction job site as required by section 19 of this rule; and
(2) to meet requirements of local units of
government.
(e) If a
design professional is required by section 9 of this rule:
(1) the plans and specifications shall be
prepared by a design professional who is:
(A)
competent to design the construction covered by the application; and
(B) registered under IC 25-4 or IC
25-31;
(2) each page of
all drawings (plans) and the title page of all specifications shall include the
legible signature and the seal of the:
(A)
design professional described in subdivision (1); or
(B) person's technical or professional staff;
and
(3) the plans and
specifications shall be filed by the:
(A)
design professional described in subdivision (1); or
(B) person's technical or professional
staff.
(f) If
a design professional is not required by section 9 of this rule, but the plans
and specifications are nonetheless prepared and filed by a design professional,
the filing shall not be required to comply with the following:
(1) Subsection (e).
(2) Section 6(c)(10) of this rule.
(g) Plans and specifications filed
under this section shall include all of the following as applicable:
(1) A site plan drawn to scale, showing
dimensioned location of building property lines, and to all adjacent buildings
on the property, as well as width of any street or easements bordering the
property.
(2) Foundation and
basement plans and details.
(3)
Detailed dimensioned floor plans drawn to scale for all floors showing such
items as the following:
(A) Wall
configuration.
(B) Fire
rating.
(C) Exit ways.
(D) Doors.
(E) Windows.
(F) Location of plumbing fixtures.
(G) Chairlifts.
(H) Elevators.
(I) Room designation.
(4) Fire and life safety plans showing
graphically or by legend the location and rating of building elements, such as
the following:
(A) Area separation
walls.
(B) Occupancy separation
walls.
(C) Smoke
barriers.
(D) Fire-rated corridor
walls.
(E) Stair
enclosures.
(F) Shaft
enclosures.
(G) Horizontal
exits.
(5) Wall
elevations of all exterior walls.
(6) Sections and details of walls, floors,
and roofs showing the following:
(A)
Dimensions.
(B)
Materials.
(C) Heat transfer
ratings.
(7) Structural
plans and elevations showing size and location of all members, truss designs
showing all connection details, and all stress calculations if specifically
requested.
(8) Details indicating
how required structural and fire-resistive integrity will be maintained where
wall, floor, and ceiling penetrations will be made for:
(A) electrical;
(B) mechanical;
(C) plumbing; and
(D) communication; conduit, pipes, and
similar systems.
(9)
Room finish schedules showing finishes for walls, ceilings, and floors in all
rooms, stairways, and corridors.
(10) Door schedules showing:
(A) material;
(B) size;
(C) thickness; and
(D) fire resistance rating; for all doors,
frames, and hardware.
(11) Construction specifications, which for
small projects may be on the plans.
(12) Electrical plans showing:
(A) the electrical distribution
system;
(B) the service
equipment;
(C) the grounding
methods;
(D) the emergency and
standby power systems; and
(E) any
power or lighting information; required for compliance with the Indiana Energy
Conservation Code under 675 IAC 19.
(13) Plumbing plans showing the following:
(A) Fixture location.
(B) Risers.
(C) Drains.
(D) Piping isometrics.
(14) Mechanical plans showing location and
size of:
(A) ductwork;
(B) equipment;
(C) fire dampers; and
(D) smoke dampers; and equipment schedules
showing capacity.
(15)
Energy conservation details to include the following:
(A) Design criteria.
(B) Exterior envelope component
materials.
(C) U values of the
envelope system.
(D) R values of
insulating materials.
(E) Size and
type of equipment.
(F) Systems
controls.
(16)
Accessibility details to include the following:
(A) Access to buildings.
(B) Ramps and walks with slope.
(C) Dimensioned restroom plans and
clearances.
(D) Grab
bars.
(E) Door swing and
size.
(F) Special seating
accommodations.
(17)
Plans for automatic fire-extinguishing systems showing the following:
(A) Automatic sprinkler piping size and
spacing.
(B) Standpipes.
(C) Fire pumps.
(D) Water supply data.
(E) Rating of sprinkler heads.
(F) Other specific requirements contained in
NFPA Standards 11, 12, 13, 13R, 14, 20, and 2001 as adopted in 675 IAC
13.
(18) Plans for fire
detection and alarm systems showing location and type of the following:
(A) Detection activation devices (automatic
or manual).
(B) Control
panels.
(C) Annunciator panels and
zones.
(D) Water flow
devices.
(E) Other specific
requirements contained in NFPA Standard 72 as adopted in 675 IAC 22.
(19) Plans for public swimming
pools showing the following:
(A) Area and
volume.
(B) Enclosure for pool
area.
(C) Turnover rate.
(D) Filtration and circulation
system.
(E) Swimmer load.
(F) Materials.
(G) Shape and depth of pool.
(H) Deck design.
(I) Ladders.
(J) Steps.
(K) Drainage system.
(L) Water supply system.
(M) Electrical system.
(20) Additional information as may be needed
to substantiate claims that the proposed construction will comply with the
rules of the commission.