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Building Inspection Division
(303) 234-5933 Inspection line
(303) 235-2855 Office • (303) 237-8929 Fax
INSPECTION NOTICE
Inspection Type: C : X1'1 C e 11-1
Job Address: �y�as rco —3 rte'_ ? i `� L
Permit Number: :,e
GC: L { �
❑ No one available for inspection: Time f`, _ AM/PM
Re -Inspection required: Yes �
When corrections have been made, call for re -inspection at 303-234-5933
Date:. ` 1 Inspector:
DO NOT REMOVE THIS NOTICE
City of Wheat Ridge
Commercial Plumbing PERMIT - 201900042
PERMIT NO: 201900042 ISSUED: 01/09/2019
JOB ADDRESS: 6325 W 48th Ave EXPIRES: 01/09/2020
JOB DESCRIPTION: Residential plumbing 3/4 gas line for gas oven, 40k BTUs.
*** CONTACTS ***
OWNER (303)994-9975 DEWITT RICK R
SUB (303)710-7806 Jason Patton 180390 Patton Plumbing
*** PARCEL INFO ***
ZONE CODE: UA / Unassigned USE: UA / Unassigned
SUBDIVISION CODE: 330 / General Retail BLOCK/LOT#: 0 /
*** FEE SUMMARY *** ESTIMATED PROJECT VALUATION: 2,000.00
FEES
Total Valuation 0.00
Use Tax 42.00
Permit Fee 77.50
** TOTAL ** 119.50
*** COMMENTS ***
*** CONDITIONS ***
All work shall comply 2012 International Codes, 2017 NEC (if applicable), and ordinances
adopted by the City of Wheat Ridge. Work is subject to field inspections.
I, by my signature, do hereby attest that the work to be performed shall comply with all accompanying approved plans and specifications,
applicableiuilding codes, and all applicable municipal codes, policies and procedures, and that I am the legal owner or have been authorized
by the legal owner of the property and am authorized to obtain this permit and perform the work described and approved in conjunction with
this ermrt. I gs�tthatI am legally authorized to include alI entities named within this document as parties to the work to be
performe nd t all oiTc is erf"ormed is disclosed in this document and/or its' accompanying approved plans and specifications.
ndtu�e of OWNER or CONTRACTOR (Circle one) Date
This permit was issued based on the information provided in thepermit application and accompanying plans and specifications and is
subject to the compliance with those documents, and all applicable statutes, ordinances, regulations, policies and procedures.
This permit shall expire 365 days after the date of issuance regardless of activity. Requests for extension must be made in writing and
received prior to the date of expiration. An extension of no more than 180 days made -be granted at the discretion of the Chief Building
Official and may be subject to a fee equal to one-half of the originalpermit fee.
If this permit expires, a new permit may be required to be obtained. Issuance of a new permit shall be subject to the standard
requirements, fees androcedures for approval of any new permit. Re -issuance or extension of expired permits is at the sole discretion of
the Chief Building Official and is not guaranteed.
No work of an manner shall be performed that shall results in a change of the natural flow of water without prior and specific approval.
The permit holder shall notify the Building and Inspection Services Dlvlslon in accordance with established policy of all required
inspections and shall not proceed or conceal work without written approval of such work from the Building and Inspection Services
Division.
The issuance or granting of a permit shall not be construed to be a permit for, or an approval of, an violation of any provision of any
applicablecodeor any o1djnance or regulation of this jurisdiction. Approval of work is subject to field inspection.
Signature of Chief building Official Date
REQUESTS MUST BE MADE BY 11:59PM ANY BUSINESS DAY FOR INSPECTION THE FOLLOWING BUSINESS DAY.
City of
W heat jj ge
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Building & Inspection Services Division
7500 W. 291' Ave., Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
Office: 303-235-2855 * Fax: 303-237-8929
Inspection Line: 303-234-5933
Email: permits(cDci.wheatridge.co.us
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY
Date:
Add to Permit #
Building Permit Revision/Amendment Application
*** Please complete all highlighted areas on both sides of this form. Incomplete applications may not be processed. ***
Property Address: U I]-;? A 5 C)') 4t
Property Owner (please print): til t`I DE ` 4 Phone: 3 0�
Property Owner Email:
Mailing Address: (if different than property address)
Address:
City, State, Zip:
-.1Contact Person: C �
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Contractor:k:
Contractors City License #:
Contractor E-mail Address: 1
Phone: 7
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Please Note: Additional valuation must include all general and subcontracted work to be performed
related to the revisions and/or amendments declared in the description of work and which were not
included in the original permit valuation.
If revisions or amendments increase the original valuation, additional fees will be due at the time of
approval. Depending on the scope of work, additional plan review fees may be due upon approval
($60.00 an hour — 2 hour minimum).
Description of revised/amended work: �
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Sq. FULF
Amps
Btu's
Squares
Gallons
Other
Additional Project Value: (Must include all general and subcontracted work to be performed related to revisions/amendments described above)
OWNER/CONTRACTOR SIGNATURE OF UNDERSTANDING AND AGREEMENT
I hereby certify that the setback distances proposed by this permit application are accurate and do not violate applicable ordinances, rules or
regulations of the City of Wheat Ridge or covenants, easements or restrictions of record. that all measurements shown and allegations made are
accurate; that I have read and agree to abide by all conditions printed on this application and that I assume full responsibility for compliance
with applicable City of Wheat Ridge codes and ordinances for work under any permit issued based on this application; that I am the legal owner
or have been authorized by the legal owner of the property to perform the described work and am also authorized by the legal owner of any
entity included on this application to list that entity on this application.
CIRCLE ONE: (OWNER) (CONTRACTOR) or (AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE) of (OWNER) (CONTRACTOR)
PRINT NAME:_, J a iT� It SIGNA
ZONING COMMMENTS:
Reviewer:
BUILDING DEPARTMENT COMMENTS:
Reviewer:
PUBLIC WORKS COMMENTS:
Reviewer:
PROOF OF SUBMISSION FORMS
Fire Department ❑ Received ❑ Not Required
Water District ❑ Received ❑ Not Required
Sanitation District ❑ Received ❑ Not Required
USE ONLY
DATE:
OCCUPANCY CLASSIFICATION:
Building Division Valuation: $
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY
It' of Date:
Building & Inspection Services Division
7500 W. 29ft' Ave., Wheat Ridge, CO 80033 plan Review Fee:
Office: 303.235-2855 * Fax: 303-237-8929
Inspection tine: 303-234-5933
mail: errr�its ci.uv acrid .c s
Building Permit Application
6325 W. 48th Avenue
#(please print)
Address:
Heatingg0@6gWL B&B & Air Conditioning
! rt 75T, FCity License #
W-2. QtX Lice
Complete all information on BOTH skies of this form
ELECTRICALNEW COMMERCIAL STRUCTURE 0 SERVICE*r
NEW RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURE Q COMMERCIAL ROOFING
COMMERCIAL ADDITION Q RESIDENTIAL ROOFING
* FI Y ADDITION . WINDOW REPLACEMENT IIF i..
COMMERCIAL ACCESSORY STRUCTURE (Garage, shed, deck, etc,)
RESIDENTIAL
A #.* STRUCTURE(Garage, .:* deck,
MECHANICAL
SYSTEM/APPLIANCE
**t * it i.:.* REPLACEMENT
PLUMBING SYSTEM/APPLIANCE REPAIR or REPLACMENT
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM/APPLIANCE REPAIR or REPLACEMENT
OTHER .,
Sq. Ft./LF fart's 100,000 Gallons
Amps Squares Other
(contract value or the cost of all materials andlabor included in the la ire project)
OWNtti 'Cil4' RA(' 17OR SIGNAWRE OF t,;,"�'DERS" ANDING AND e�+C»iti�;i�lt ENT
I hereby certify that the setback distances proposed by this pen -nit application are accurate and do not violate applicable ordinances, rules or
regulations of'the. City, of Wheat Ridge or covenants, casements or restrictions of record, that all measurements shottn and allegations made are
ac=curate: that I have react and agree to abide by all conditions printed on this application and that l assume full responsibility ty for compliance
with applicable City ol` Wheat Ridge codes and ordinances for work tinder any permit issued based on this application, that I nit the legal owner
or hairs: been authorized by the legal owner of"the property to performs the described work and ant also authorized by the legal owner of:any
entity included on this application to list that entity on this application. I, the applicant for this building* permit application, warrant the
truthfulness of"the intbrrnation provided on the application.
(01t''s'1IER) (1 ""`.,, ., , ,..P tri (AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE) (if (01TYV R) (CO"VTRAt"7OR)
Chris Fla eoll 6/09116
C?'.! I understand that checking this box, that I acknowledge, that this constitutes ar legal signature.
NEW COMMERCIAL STRUCTURE
a.: ELECT. , SERVICE UPGRADE . .
NEW RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURE COMMERCIAL ROOFING
COMMERCIAL ADDITION RESIDENTIAL ROOFING
RESDENTIAL
ADDITION R WINDOW REPLACEMENT
COMMERCIAL
:se1 ACCESSORY
w Mr (Garage,
. shed, deck,
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RESIDENTIAL ACCESSORY STRUCTURE (Garage, shed, deck, etc)
MECHANICAL k i §!1 A REPAIR
Yk. Ar REPLACEMENT M A
! M M SYSTEM/APPLIANCE
••A REPAIR
IM AAk. IF • A
CMENT
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM/APPLIANCE REPAIR or REPLACEMENT
OTHER D.
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3q. FULF Btu's Gallons
Amps Spares Other
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY
City of Date. 0
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Building & Inspection Services Division �
7500 W. 29Th Ave,, Wheat Ridge, CO 80033 Purr Review
Office, 303-235-2855 * Fax: 383-237-8929
Inspection Line: 303-234-5933
Building" it Application
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Address:
City, State, Zip: C
Contractors City License #-. Phoma..
Contractor E-mail Address:
Sub Contractors:
Electrical: Plumbing: Mechanical:
W.R. City License # W - R. City License # WR City License #
Other City Licensed Sub: Other City Licensed Sub:
City License # City License
Complete all information on BOTH sides of this form
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City of
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City of Wheat Ridge ]Municipal Building 7500 W. 29°" Ave. Wheat Ridge, CO 80033-8001 P. 303.235.2855 F; 303.237.8929
March 1 , 2015
Best Colorado Meds
6325 W. 48th Ave.
Wheat R,idge,C080033
RE; Compliance with ventilation exhaust system requirements. C-1,Retail Store, Medical Center, Retail MIF",
Medical MIF, Cultivation
To Whom It May Concern:
As you may or may not be aware, effective December 1, 2014, the City Council of Wheat Ridge approved an
ordinance adopting the 2012 International Codes, including the International Building and Mechanical. Codes.
The Council also passed and made effective December 1, 2015, local amendments to those codes.
Approved amendments applicable to inarijuana occupancies, loth new and existing, rewire such occupancies to
comply with Section 502.20 of the City of Wheat :Midge Mechanical Code, which states that "Occupancies
involved in the sale, transfer, packaging, processing, cultivation, production, extraction or destruction of plants
and their parts, devices designed for the use of marijuana and marijuana products, products containing manjuana
d hash oil, hash oil or ether marijuana related operations and activities shall provide an approved source
capture systetn capable of removing particulate and odors as rewired to achieve levels that do not constitute a
nuisance to adjacent occupants, structures and properties." Compliance for existing occupancies is required prior
to May 1, 2015.
It is required for you to take the necessary steps, including pennitting and inspection, to achieve compliance with
provisions off`Section 502.21, or demonstrate to the wilding Division current compliance with the requirements
of Section 50 .20 prior to May 1, 2015. Failure to comply by May 1, 2015, may result in action against the
business and its City of Wheat Ridge business license.
The Building Division is available to answer questions and provide additional details concerning compliance
requirernents. Should you require additional infortnation or assistance lease do not hesitate to contact me.
John C. Schumacher, Jr., CBO
Chief Building Official
7500 W. 29th avenue
Wheat Ridge, Colorado o 0033
Office phone 303-235-2853
Fax: 303-234-2857
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From: Dave Brossman
Sent: Friday, November 13, 2015 9:07 AM
To: Joseph Dice
Cc: Steve Nguyen-, Russ Higgins; Bill LaRow; Rick DeWitt; Kathy Field; Meredith Reckert;
Melissa Mackey
Subject: RE: FW- pond cert
Attachments: SC -06 Inlet Protection.pdf; EC -06 Rolled Erosion Control Products,pdf
The one substantial component left to the pond restoration is reestablishment of the ground cover (native grasses).
Ground cover is extremely important since it minimizes erosion of the bare ground and will help keep sediment from
flowini into the inlet, and ultimateli into the municioal storm sew r. A.4wirti uto'sVeil itt* f4p_q
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In UfFeLt r1V1dttVU1 Of ZI state, ano municipal laws, and the tines can
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be staggering (up to $10,000/day! 1). We of course do not want that to happen and I'm sure neither you nor your
landlord Rick need any of that to occur either,
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the maximum extent practicable (MEP). I have attached some details for you or Rick to use when speaking to the
contractor that will be doing the work, and if needed your engineer would be able to assist you with all of this as well
(erosion control is required for every single construction project across the country).
Since we are now entering the winter season, meaning it will be very difficult for the native seeding to adequately tak
hold, the standard City protocol is to take an escrow of funds to hold until the springtime when we can be certain that
theseed is growing successfully and erosional effects have been minimized. In the springtime our inspector will verify
Please_bi4_;N
Certificate of OccuoAncy:
1. The striping for the parking along W, 48th Avenue/Marshall Street shall be in a parallel configuration rather than
the perpendicular as is currently there. The Municipal Code of Laws disallows any vehicles backing out into the
public Right -of -Way, as is currently occurring with the existing perpendicular stalls. So this must be corrected
prior to C.O.
2Apparently some asphalt paving occurred within the public ROW along W. 48 th place, so the paving contractor
will be required to come in and pull a ROW Construction Permit after -the -fact. Please contact Russ Higgins,
Field Services Supervisor at 303,235.2869 for further details pertaining to this.
3. As mentioned above, the pond and associated berm will need to be stabilized (seeded and covered with
blankets), and inlet protection must be placed around the open inlet to prevent sediment from entering until
the seed has taken hold,
MINIMUM I III I 0I I I''IIII I I I! I III �V I III I
MEMEM
David F. Brass axe, PLS
Development Review Engineer/City Surveyor
Phone & Fax: 303,235,2864
From.* Joseph Dice
Sent: Tuesday, November 10, 2015 4:32 PM
To: Dave Brossman
Subject: Fwd: FW: pond cert
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Rick DeWitt <AqpstaontourLq)msn.com>
Date: Tue, Nov 10, 2015 at 4:22 PM
Subject: FW: pond cert
To: "'dice970aamail.corn" <idice9170, com>
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Josepb Dice
ProKure Horticulture -and Agriculture
MiceM awLtmaill.corn
775-385-5819 - office
970-430-0091 - cell
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Inlet protection consists of permeable
barriers installed around an inlet to
filter runoff and remove sediment prior
to entering a storm drain inlet. Inlet
protection can be constructed from rock
socks, sediment control logs, silt fence,
block and rock socks, or other materials
approved by the local jurisdiction.
Area inlets can also be protected by
over -excavating around the inlet to
form a sediment trap.
Install protection at storm sewer inlets
that are operable during construction. Photo graph][P-I. Inlet protection for a curb opening inlet.
Consider the potential for tracked -out
sediment or temporary stockpile areas to contribute sediment to inlets when determining which inlets
must be protected. This may include inlets in the general proximity of the construction area, not limited
to downgradient inlets. Inlet protection is not a stand-alone BMP and should be used in conjunction with
other upgradient BMPs.
To function effectively, inlet protection measures must be installed to ensure that flows do not bypass the
inlet protection and enter the storm drain without treatment. However, designs must also enable the inlet
to function without completely blocking flows into the inlet in a manner that causes localized flooding.
When selecting the type of inlet protection, consider factors such as type of inlet (e.g., curb or area, sump
or on -grade conditions), traffic, anticipated flows, ability to secure the BMP property, safety and other
site-specific conditions. For example, block and rock socks will be better suited to a curb and gutter
along a roadway, as opposed to silt fence or sediment control logs, which cannot be properly secured in a
curb and gutter setting, but are effective area inlet protection measures.
Several inlet protection designs are provided in the Design Details. Additionally, a variety of proprietary
products are available for inlet protection that may be approved for use by local governments. If
proprietary products are used, design details and installation procedures from the manufacturer must be
followed. Regardless of the type of inlet protection selected, inlet protection is most effective when
combined with other BMPs such as curb socks and check dams. Inlet protection is often the last barrier
before runoff enters the storm sewer or receiving water.
Design details with notes are provided for these forms of inlet
protection:
IP -l. Block and Rock Sock Inlet Protection for Sump or On -grade
Inlets
IP -2. Curb (Rock) Socks Upstream of Inlet Protection, On -grade
Inlets
August 2013 Urban Drainage and Flood Control District IP_ I
Urban Storm Drainage Criteria Manual Volume 3
SC -6 Inlet Protection (11`�,
[P-3. Rock Sock Inlet Protection for Sump/Area Inlet
IP -4. Silt Fence Inlet Protection for Sump/Area Inlet
IP -5. Over -excavation Inlet Protection
IP -6. Straw Bale Inlet Protection for Sump/Area Inlet
CIP-1. Culvert Inlet Protection
Propriety inlet protection devices should be installed in accordance with manufacturer specifications.
More information is provided below on selecting inlet protection for sump and on -grade locations,
Inlets Located in a Sump
When applying inlet protection in sump conditions, it is important that the inlet continue to function
during larger runoff events. For curb inlets, the maximum height of the protective barrier should be lower
than the top of the curb opening to allow overflow into the inlet during larger sto without excessive
localized flooding. If the inlet protection height is greater than the curb elevation, particularly if the filter
becomes clogged with sediment, runoff will not enter the inlet and may bypass it, possibly causing
localized flooding, public safety issues, and downstrearn erosion and damage, from bypassed flows.
Area inlets located in a sump setting can be protected through the use of silt fence, concrete block and
rock socks (on paved surfaces), sediment control logs/straw, wattles embedded in the adjacent soil and
stacked around the area inlet (on pervious surfaces), over -excavation around the inlet, and proprietary
products providing equivalent functions.
Inlets Located on a Slope
For curb and gutter inlets on paved sloping streets, block and rock sock inlet protection is recommended
in conjunction with curb socks in the gutter leading to the inlet. For inlets located along unpaved roads,
also see the Check Dam Fact Sheet.
Inspect inlet protection frequently. Inspection and maintenance guidance includes:
• Inspect for tears that can result in sediment directly entering the inlet, as well as result in the contents
of the BMP (e,g., gravel) washing into the inlet.
• Check, for improper installation resulting in untreated flows bypassing the BMP and directly entering
the inlet or bypassing to an unprotected downstream inlet. For example, silt fence that, has not been
properly trenched around the inlet can result in flows under the silt fence and directly into the inlet.
• Look for displaced BMPs that are no longer protecting the inlet. Displacement may occur following
larger storm events that wash away or reposition the inlet protection. Traffic or equipment may also
crush or displace the BMP.
• Monitor sediment accumulation upgradient of the inlet protection.
IP -2 Urban, Drainage and Flood Control District August 2013
Urban Storm Drainage Criteria Manual Volume 3
Inlet -Protection (1P) SC -6
Remove sediment accumulation from the area upstream of the inlet protection, as needed to maintain
BMP effectiveness, typically when it reaches no more than half the storage capacity oft e inlet
protection. For silt fence, remove sediment when it accumulates to a depth of no more than 6 inches.
Remove sediment accumulation from the area upstream of the inlet protection as needed to maintain
the functionality of the BMP.
• Propriety inlet protection devices should be inspected and maintained in accordance with
manufacturer specifications. If proprietary inlet insert devices are used, sediment should be removed
in a timely manner to prevent devices from breaking and spilling sediment into the storm drain,
Inlet protection must be removed and properly disposed of when the drainage area for the inlet has
reached final stabilization.
August 2013 Urban Drainage and Flood Control District IP -3
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QP -STREAM
1. SEE ROCK
DETAIL .. :
2. PLACEMENT OF
SOCK SHALL BE APPROXNATELY 30 DEGREES FROM PERPENDICULAR
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IN THE
ECTION OF FLOW.
3. SOCKS ARE TO BE FLUSH WITH THE CURB AND SPACED A MINIMUM Of' 5 FEET APART,
4AT LEAST TWO CURB SOCKS IN SERIES ARE REOUIRED UPSTREAM OF ON—GRADE INLETS,
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Rolled Erosion Control Products
(RECPs) include a variety of
temporary or permanently installed
manufactured products designed to
For applic ions ere natural
v0getation alone will provNe sufficient
permanent erosion protection,
temporary products such as netting,
open weave textiles and a variety of
erosion control blankets (ECBs) made
of biodegradable natural materials
(e.g,, straw, coconut fiber) can be used. erosion and providing favorable conditions for revegetation.
For applications where natural
vegetation alone will not be sustainable under expected flow conditions, pe anent rolled erosion control
products such as turf reinforcement mats (TRMs) can be used. In particular, turf reinforcement mats are
designed for discharges that exert velocities and slicer stresses that exceed the typical limits of mature
natural vegetation.
RFPs Can be used to control erosion in conjunction with revegetation efforts, providing seedbed
protection from wind and water erosion. These products are often used on disturbed areas on steep
slopes, in areas with highly erosive soils, or as part of drainageway stabilization. In order to select the
appropriate RECP for site conditions, it is important to have a general understanding of the general types
of these products, their expected longevity, and general characteristics,
The Erosion Control Technology Council (ECTC 2005) characterizes rolled erosion control products
according to these categories:
Mulch control netting: A planar woven natural fiber or extruded geosynthetic mesh used as a
temporary degradable rolled erosion control product to anchor loose fiber mulches.
■ Open weave textile: A temporary degradable rolled erosion control product composed of processed
natural or polymer yarns woven into a matrix, used to provide erosion control and facilitate
vegetation establishment.
Erosion control blanket (ECB): A temporary
degradable rolled erosion control product composed of
processed natural or polymer fibers which are
mechanically, structurally or chemically bound together
to form a continuous matrix to provide erosion control
and facilitate vegetation establishment. ECBs can be
further differentiated into rapidly degrading single -net
and double -net types or slowly degrading types.
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Turf Reinforcement Mat (TRM): A rolled erosion control product composed of non -degradable
synthetic fibers, filaments, nets, wire mesh, and/or other elements, processed into a permanent, three-
dimensional matrix of sufficient thickness. TRMs, which may be supplemented with degradable
components, are designed to impart immediate erosion protection, enhance vegetation establishment
and provide long-term functionality by permanently reinforcing vegetation during and after
maturation. Note: TRMs are typically used in hydraulic applications, such as high flow ditches and
channels, steep slopes, stream banks, and shorelines, where erosive forces may exceed the limits of
natural, unreinforced vegetation or in areas where limited vegetation establishment is anticipated.
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Rolled Erosion Control Products (RFCP)
Table RECP-L ECTC Standard Specification for Temporary Rolled Erosion Control Products
(Adapted from Erosion Control Technology Council 2005)
Product Description
slope
Channel
Minimum
TensileLongevity
Expected
Applications*
Applications*
Strength'
Maximum
C Factor 2•5
Max. She4,
Gradient
gar
StresS3,
Mulch Control Nets
5:1 (14:V)
:SOA0 @
0.25 lbs/ft'
5 lbs/ft
5:1
(12 Pa)
(0.073 kN/m)
Netless Rolled
Erosion Control
4:1 (H:V)
:SO. 10 @
0.5 lbs/ft'
5 lbs/ft
Blankets
4:1
(241'0
(0.073 kN/m)
Up to 12
Single -net Erosion
:50,15 @
1.5 lbs/ft'
50 lbs/ft
months
Control Blankets &
Open Weave Textiles
3:1 (1-1.V)3:1
(72 Pa)
(0.73 kN/m)
Double -net Erosion
2:1 (1W1.V):50,20
@
1.7.5 lbs)
75 lbs/ft
Control Blankets
2:1
(84 Pa)
(1.09 kN/m)
Mulch Control Nets
5:1 (H:V)
:SO. 10 @
0,25 lbs/ft`
25 lbs/ft
24 months
5:1
(12 Pa)
(0.36 kN/m)
Erosion Control
Blankets & Open
LS: I (H:V)
:50.25 @
2.00 lbs/ft'
100 1 bs/ft
24 months
Weave Textiles
1.5:1
(96 Pa)
(1.45 k1/m)
(slowly degrading)
Erosion Control
Blankets & Open
1:1 (1.1:V)1:1
:SO.25 @2.25
lbs/ft'
125 lbs/fl:
36 months
Weave Textiles
(108 Pa)
(1.82 k-N/m)
* C Factor and shear stress for mulch control nettings must be obtained with netting used in cotlitinction
with pre -applied mulch material. (SeeSection 5.3 (?fCha pter 7 Construction RAIPsfor inore it?formation
on the C Factor.)
1 Minimum Average Roll Values, Machine direction using ECTC Mod, ASTM D 5035,
2 C Factor calculated as ratio of soil loss from RECP protected slope (tested at specified or greater
gradient, FI:V) to ratio of soil loss from unprotected (control) plot in large-scale testing,
' Required minimum shear stress RECP (unvegetated) can sustain without physical damage or excess
erosion (> 12.7 mm (0,5 in) soil loss) during a 30 -minute flow event in large-scale testing.
' The permissible shear stress levels established for each performance category are based on historical
experience with products characterized by Manning's roughness coefficients in the range of O.O I - 0.05.
5
" Acceptable large-scale test methods may include ASTM D 6459, or other independent testing deemed
acceptable by the engineer,
6 Per the engineer's discretion. Recommended acceptable large-scale testing protocol may include ASTM
D 6460, or other independent testing deemed acceptable by the engineer,
November 2010 Urban Drainage and Flood Control District RECP-3
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EC -6 Rolled Erosion Control Products (RECP)
Table RECP-2. ECTC Standard Specification for Permanent' Rolled Erosion Control Products
(Adapted from:
Erosion Control Technology Council 2005)
Product Type
Slope lications
App
Channel Applications
Maximum
Maximum
Minimum
Gradient
Shear StresS4°5
TensileStrength 2-3
TRMs with a minimum thickness of
0.5:1 (H:V)
6.0 lbs/ft" (2881':)
125 lbs/ft (1,82
0.25 inches (6,35 mm) per ASTM D
kN/m)
6525 and UV stability of 80% per
-
ASTM D 4355 (500 hours
exposure).
0.5:1 (H:V)
8,0 lbs/ft2 (384 Pa)
150 lbs/ft (2.19
kN/m)
0.5:1 (fl:V)
10, 0 1 hS/fl2 (480 Pa)
175 lbs/ft (2.55
kN/m)
a For TRMs containing degradable components, all property values must be obtained on the non-
degradable portion of the matting alone.
2 Minimum Average Roll Values, machine direction only for tensile strength determination using ASTM
L) 6818 (Supersedes Mod, ASTM D 5035 for RPs)
-1 Field conditions with high loading and/or high survivability requirements may warrant the use of a TRM
with a tensile strength of 44 kN/m (3,000 lb/ft) or greater.
4 Required minimum shear stress TRM (fully vegetated) can sustain without physical damage or excess
erosion (> 12.7 mm (0.5 in.) soil loss) during a 30 -minute flow event in large scale testing,
5 Acceptable large-scale testing protocols may include ASTM D 6460, or other independent testing
deemed acceptable by the engineer.
Design and Installadon
RECPs should be installed according to manufacturer's specifications and guidelines. Regardless of the
type of product used, it is important to ensure no gaps or voids exist under the material and that all
corners of the material are secured using stakes and trenching. Continuous contact between the product
and the soil is necessary to avoid failure. Never use metal stakes to secure temporary erosion control
products. Often wooden stakes are used to anchor RECPs; however, wood stakes may present installation
and maintenance challenges and generally take a long time to biodegrade. Some local jurisdictions have
had favorable experiences using biodegradable stakes.
This BMP Fact Sheet provides design details for several commonly used ECB applications, including:
ECB -1 Pipe Outlet to Dramageway
EC13-2 Small Ditch or Drainageway
ECB -3 Outside of Drainageway
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Staking patterns are also provided in the design details according to these factors:
• ECB type
• Slope or channel type
For other types of RECPs including "R s, these design details are intended to serve as general
guidelines for design and installation; however, engineers should adhere to manufacturer's installation
recommendations.
Inspection of erosion control blankets and other RECD s includes:
Check for general signs of erosion, including voids beneath the mat. If voids are apparent, fill the
void with suitable soil and replace the erosion control blanket, following the appropriate staking
pattern.
a Check for damaged or loose stakes and secure loose portions of the blanket.
Erosion control blankets and other RECPs that are biodegradable typically do not need to be removed
after construction. If they must be removed, then an alternate soil stabilization method should be installed
promptly following removal.
Turf reinforcement mats, although generally resistant to biodegradation, are typically left in place as a,
dense vegetated cover grows in through the mat matrix. The turf reinforcement mat provides long-term
stability and helps the established vegetation resist erosive forces,
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EC -6 Rolled Erosion Control Products (RECP)
UNDISTURBED
SCAL
no
a s r� s • s �
w •
sPERIMETER ANCHORTRENCH, TYP.
COMPACTED
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BASED ON ECEI AND/OR
DETAIL)PATTERN
ECB
GEOTEXTILE
FABRIC OR
J,
SINGLE EDGE
STAKE, TYP.
LOOP FROI
MIDDLE
ROLL
" Miry.
12"
Midi.
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Rolled Erosion ProductsControl , r r
DIVERSION
TYPICALLY AT TOP OF
SLOPE
PERIMETER
ANCHOR
RILL
TRENCH OR
JOINT, TYP,,
6'
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STRAW
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2:1 AND STEEPER
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El
LOW FLOW CHANNEL HICH "W` CHANNEL
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EC -6 Rolled Erosion Control, Products (g "CP
pIFIiTABLE ECS -1, ECS MATERIAL SPEC D
IIINI
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1. INSPECT BMPs EACH WORKDAY, AND MAtNTAJN THEM IN EFFECTIVE OPERATING CONDITION.
MAINTENANCE OF SHOULD.O.NOT REACTIVE. INSPECT SMPS AS s
POSSIBLE (AND ALWAYS WITHIN 24
�s fPERFORM
• • # OR
2. FREOUENT OBSERVATIONS AND MAINTENANCE ARE NECESSARY TO MA1NTAJN BMPS IN
EFFECTIVE OPERATING •NDITION, 114SPECTIONS AND CORRECTIVE♦ t BE
DOCUMENTED THOROUGHLY.
3. WHERE BMPs HAVE FAJLED, REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT SHOULD BE INITIATED UPON
DISCOVERY
4ECBS SMALL BE LEFT IN PLACE TO EVENTUALLY BIODEGRADE, TO ,
REMOVED BY THE LOCAL- w s
5. ANY •" i DAMAGED 1w OR
REINSTALLED. ERODED To CREATED
MULCHEDA VOID UNDER THE BLANKET, OR THAT REMAIN DEVOID OF CRASS SMALL BE REPAIRED,
RESEEDED AND AND THE ECS REINSTALLED.
AM MANY JURISDICTIONS HAVE BMP DETAILS THAT VARY FROM UDFCD STANDARD DETAILS,
CONSULT WITH LOCAL JURISDICTIONS AS TO WHICH DETAJL SHOULD BE USED WHEN
DIFFERENCES
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Building & Inspection Services ,!Division
7500 W. 2e Ave., Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
Plan Review
Office: 303-235-2555 * Fax: 303-237-8929
Inspection Line: 303-234-5933
Building Permit lig
*** Please complete all hightighted areas on both, sides of this form. Inoompts#e appil s ay
Property Address:
Property mar (please print): �° � � � ' . Phone:
Property Owner Email 22"J_2=_
Mailing Address (if different than property address)
Address; � rex
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Contractor: e4l t VV
Contractors City License #: 20/e, -Y,77
Contractor E-mail Address:
Sub Contractors:
Electrical: Plumbing. Mechanical:
W.I. City License # W.R. City License # WA, City license
Cather City licensed Sub: Other City licensed Slab.
City License # City license
Complete all information on BOTH sides of this form
0 NEW COMMERCIAL
X :ANAIF ELECTRICAL
F :: X SERVICE UPGRADE
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NEW RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL if
COMMERCIAL ADDITIONRESIDENTIAL
RESDENTIAL ADDITION D • F. « X
COMMERCIALACCESSORY STRUCTURE (Garage, shed, deck, etc.)
RESIDENTIAL ACCESSORY STRUCTURE (Garage, shed, deck, etc.)
MECHANICAL X••X REPAIR
11 M♦#M REPLACEMENT
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T,EM/APPLIANCE REPAIR
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Chapter 4 1CC/ANS1 A 117.1-2003.
Required doors and doorways part of ado,, �,74 i, i"'v
an accessible route shall comply
wide Section 404 ICC/ANS I Al 17, 1 -
2003.
Plumbing elements and facilities
shall comply with Chapter 6
1CC/ANS1 A 1171-2003,
Water liaiiiiiiei,,,ij-j,estorsiit.,
requircd it quick -closing N,,alvcs
R2901�5
Provide required service clearances
for Nvater heater per Chapter 5 cal.
2006 WC.
Pipes and plumbing system
contponents shall be protected
against external corrosion, breakage
stress and strain 2006 IPC` 305,
Provide seraeice sink lacarA Chapter 4
ol"2006 IPCI , PPCW�00
Provide HVAC Balance Report to
the Building Division at tiine of final
triechanical inspection,
,ornbustion air ducts within
2 inches of ceiling and floor,
ized at the rate of I sq. inch
er 2000 BTU's, are required
Mechanical diffusers weighing 20Ws
or less, must be attacbed to
suspension system (CISCA 3-4),
Ceiling system shall not be used to
support walls or partitions (ASCE 7-
05),
Non -load bearing walls shall be
supported with kickers. Maximum
8V on center to roof" deck or floor
above.
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tjnprotected wall openings between
garage and are not
permitted, Separation using
minitnum of % ifich drywall is
required, TYAF Y
APPROVED
Subjed to FWd Inspedions
Work shall comply with 2006 IBC,
IpCn IMC, 1FGC, IFC`, 2011 NEC
and any applicable City of Wheat
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Building & InspectionA
7500 W. 2e A�e., Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
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Cant tor;
Contractors city License #.. o Phone: 30
Contractor E-mail Address.
Sub Contractors -
Electrical: Plumbing: Mechanical.
WR City License # W. City License # W.R. City License
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City License # City License
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PUIBLIC WORKS
City of Wheat Ride Municipal Building 7500 W. 2x 1' Ave, Wheat Ridge, CO 80033-8001 P: 303,235,2 61 F: 303.235.2557
Date:
Location of Construction:
Purpose of Con truction:,1
Single Family Commercial Multi -Family
Develt trent Review Processing Fee: ........... .... __ ...... $100.00 a
(Required of all projects for document processing)
Sinp.leFamilv, Residence/Duplex teview : r"ee ....... .......:.................., $50.00
C onimerclal/Mult - an'lly Review Fees:
(Fees include reviews of the t" and 2 'Id submittals)
• Review of existing or minimal technical documents: ....... ... ..... ......
200.00
+ Initial review" oftechnic l civil engineering documents:
$600.00
• 'Fr, Impact Study Review Fee: ........ . . ........ ......... ......... .....
600.0
* Trip Generation Study Review Fee ..............:.::......,.,.,. ,..,..........
$200.00
• Stormwater Management Ilan (SWM?) Review Fee:. ...
100.00
• 0 & M Schedule Review & SMA Recording Fee ......... ..............
-00
$100-00
S
° Each Application will he reviewed by staff once and returned for change;;, If after review of the second submittal changes have
not been made to the civil documents or the Traffic Study as requested by staff, further reviews of the Application will be subject
to the following Resubmittal Fetes
Resubmittal lees:
3"t submittal ('/2 initial review fee):,,..,, ...... ... ...:.......... $300.00
aa, submittal (full initial review fee): ........ ....................... 600.00
All subsequent submittals ....... ....................... .,. 6€ 0.00
(Full initial review fee)
TOTAL REVIEW FEES (due at time ofBuilding Pernut issuance): ', a
PLEASE NOTE THAT IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE FEES, THERE WILL B ADDITIONAL, LICENSING
ANIS PERMITTING FEES REQUIRED FOR CONSTRUCTION OF IMPROVEMENTS WITHIN PUBLIC'.
RIGHT-OF-WAY.
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"Flus Escrow Agreement ("Agreentent",
) made this day of A
/—)rl�, 2015, by and
between the City of Wheat Ridge (the "City") and Rick DeiVltt (the property -Owner') and his tenant,
Best Colorado Meds (the "Tenant"), for escrow in the amount of Eight Thousand Seventy -Two dollars
($8,072.00) being held by the City of eat Ridge until the outstanding detention pond and its
appurtenances (the "Improvements") are completed to the satisfaction of the, City prior to issuance of the
Certificate of Occupancy (C.O.) for Rest Colorado Mods at 6325'VV. 's ventre, Wheat Ridge CO,
80003. The C-0. way be withheld until $nth time as the Improvements have been fully completed,
inspected, and approved by the City, and certified by the sip in Engineer. In the event that said
hoprovements have not been completed and cenified by the Designing Engineer prior to issuance of the
C -O, the City or its designee shall have the right to enter upon said property to construct and/or install
such improvements or do tither such work to accomplish that purpose as may be necessary, provided that
the City shall first give notice in writing to the Owner and the Tenant or its intent to do so.
If the City exercises its right to perfrinn work of any nature, including labor, materials and use of
equipment either by force account or contract, the City shall have the absolute right to withdraw any or all
of the escrowed funds to complete said Improvements. The only precondition to the City's right to
withdraw the funds for this purpose, will be a letter from the Public Works Director, stating that the
in have not been completed by the Owner prior to C-0. issuance as required by this
event.
Approved and Agrod.
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State of Colorado
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City of "4 heat _C,_o12r_a_d_g The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this,�201"'4-
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day of ,Ajd
Title: bov er im:�.j My commission expire-,
May7,2018. Witness my hand arr fficialseal.,
Date: Ittary
KATHRYN A FIELD
NOT PUBLIC
STATE OF COLORADO
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City of Wheat Ridge Municipal Building 7500 W. 29'x' Ave. Wheat Ridge, CO80033-8001 P. 303.235.2861 F. 303.235.2857
NOTIFICATION FOR PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS RESTORATION
DATED: 0411zeb6 ADDRESS:
Dear Contractor:
In conjunction with the approval of the building permit application for the above referenced
address, this letter is to inform you Haat all existing public improvements located along the
frontage of said address shill be restored, (if damaged from related construction) to an
acceptable condition, as determined by City of Wheat Ridge Public Works Department, and prior
to the issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy.
Prior to any construction commencing, the City's representative will conduct an onsite
inspection to determine the existing condition(s) of the public improvements at this address.
If you have any questions, please contact nae at 3 3.23 .2864.
Sincerely,
David F. Brossman, P.L.S.
Development Review Engineer
CC: Pile
Rev 2108
(DESSENZA
APC H 1'T[_,' "C_[' U f"Z E
685 S. Artkur Ave., Unit 12-B
Louisville, CO 80027
Tel/Fox: -1.303.952.5080
Best CO Meds, Building Department Response
DATE: January 16, 2015
TO: City of Wheat Ridge Community Development ED E-mail
7500 W� 2e. Ave.
Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
303.235.2855
Building Plan Reviewer - Michael Abruzzi
CC: Essenza Architecture Project Team E-mail
Cassandra
John Schumacher, Chief Building Official
Meredith Reckert, Senior Planner
Dave Brossman, Development Review Engineer
FROM: Christa Plaza, Architect
PROJECT: Best CO Meds, Tenant Improvement - PRI 6326
6326 W. 48th Ave., Wheat Ridge
REFERENCE: Building Permit Response comments
Dear Community Development Team,
Thank you for the comments that we received on the Best CO Meds project located at 6325 W.
480'Ave. Permit #PRI 6325. We have included this written response along with two sets of
drawings for re -submittal. All changes have been clouded and have a revision tag with a
triangle on the drawings and noted #1. See below for the response to the comments from all
departments:
990diam
The item numbers noted below correspond with the comments from Mike Abruzzi on Dec. 23,
2014.
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the prescriptive method of 25" between steel channel -shaped studs.
I for the revised reference 720.1(2).
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y�used for the ceiling in Hash Room 107 wit floor
to being discharged.
moved to roof. Air is filtered with carbon filter prio
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Response to your Letter Dated
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If there are any questions Please contact the undersigned.
Alber Engineering, Inc.
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7) Please provide information detailing how fire-resistant protection of plumbing penetrations at 2 -hour
wall will be achieved? Refer to sheet M 1.01; (Section 712, 20061 i1 ).
8) A type I hood system is required above the prep room oven (room 100). Refer to sheet M 1.01; (507.2,
2006 IMC).
9) Please provide an electrical power floor plan showing new electrical outlet locations and an electrical
power plan showing lighting outlet locations. (Section 106.1, 2006113C)..
10) Please include a separate architectural and electrical floor plan depicting existing conditions of the unit.
(Section 106.1, 2006 IBC). NR (p_er phone conversation with architect 912
k t,1211 01D.
11) Standby or emergency power is required to be wired into the electrical system to provide backup power
to the mechanical system located in the 1-1-3 occupancy zone. Refer to sheet E-1; (Section 2702, 2006
IBC).
12) Egress cannot pass through the storage room that serves the north storage area of the building. Changing
room use and adding a sign "Storage prohibited," in this room is acceptable. Refer to sheet A001;
(Section ][014.2,20061 Rte). (Added 12/19/2014).
13) Please describe what by-product (grease, smoke, steam) that will be produced form cooking/baking in
the prep and oven area appliance, which will determine the correct hood type. Refer to sheets A001,
and MI.01; (Section 507.2,20061,MC). (Added 12/19/2014).
14) Please show handrail along with the height and other applicable details serving both stairwells shown on
the plans. Refer to sheet A001; (Section 1012, 2006 IRC). (Added 12/19/2014).
Pleaseprovide 3 -copies qfpIan sheets when submitting correctedplans or additional documentation.
Sincerely,
Michael Abruzzi
Plans Examiner
7500 W. 2Wh Avenue
Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
Office (303) 235-2878
Fax (303)'2.35-8929
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TO: John Schumacher, Chief Building Official and Meredith Reckert, Sr. Planner
FROM: Dave Brossman, Development Review Engineer
I)ATE: December 29, 2014
SUBJECT. 6325 W. 48"' Ave., Plan #201401799
I have completed my review for the Building Pe it Application (BPA) received on
December 1, 2014jor the property located at 6325 W.48th Avenue, and 11 have the
following comments. -
I The site drainage for the property must be brought into compliance with the civil
engineering drainage documents from 1987 that, were provided to the applicant
during the Pre -Application meeting held, on November 13, 2014.
2. The applicant provided a letter from a Professional Engineer with the, BPA which
stated that the above -referenced drainage improvements are not present and need
to be completed. The letter also mentioned that a retaining wall may need to be
constructed in order to fully comply with the 1987 design.
3. Until the site has been brought back into compliance with the civil drainage
documents referenced in item I above, have been certified by a Professional
Engineer licensed in the state of Colorado and are accompanied by As -Built Plans
in support of the certification, Public Works cannot sign -off on this Building
Permit Application.
To John and Mere - MIP BPA 6325 W48thAvcdmx,d(wx
(2)ESSENZA
685 S. Artk-r Ave., Unit 12-B
LouisAle, CO 80027
Tel/Fox. -1.303.952-5080
Best CO Meds, Building Department Response
DATE: January 16, 2015
TO: City of Wheat Ridge Community Development E-mail
7500 W. 2e. Ave.
Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
30&23&2855
Building Plan Reviewer - Michael Abruzzi
CC: Essenza Architecture Project Team E-mail
Cassandra
John Schumacher, Chief Building Official
Meredith Reckett, Senior Planner
Dave Brossman, Development Review Engineer
FROM: Christa Plaza, Architect
PROJECT: Best CO Meds, Tenant Improvement — PRI 6325
6326 W. 48'h Ave., Wheat Ridge
REFERENCE: Building Permit Response comments
Buildina:
f-h-elf6rh-humbers noted below corre� with th6 c6rnrnia hft60! Mike Abruzzi on
2014.
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5) Exhaust fan has been changed and moved to roof. Air is filtered with carbon filter prior
to being discharged.
r-"�
* #Engineering * •
December
City of Wheat Ridge
7500
Wheat Ridge, Colorado 80033
Re: 6325 W. 4e Ave
Best Colorado Mods
Response to your Utter Dated 1
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7) Please provide information detailing how fire-resistant protection of plumbing penetrations at 2 -hour
wall will be achieved? Refer to sheet MI.01; (Section 712, 2006 IBB.
8) A type I hood system is required above the prep room oven (room 100). Refer to sheet M1.01; (507.2,
2006 IMC),
9) Please provide an electrical power floor plan showing new electrical outlet locations and an electrical
power plan showing lighting outlet locations. (Section 106.1, 2006 IBB.
10) Please include a separate architectural and electrical floor plan depicting existing conditions of the unit.
(Section 106. 1, 2006 IBC). NR (per phone conversation witk,archLIect, 12172a#1:0.
11) Standby or emergency power is required to be wired into the electrical system to provide backup power
to the mechanical system located in the 11 -3 occupancy lone. Refer to sheet E-1; (Section 2702, 2006
IRC").
12) Egress cannot pass through the storage room that serves the north storage area of the building. Changing
room use and adding a sign "Storage prohibited" in this room is acceptable. Refer to sheet A001;
(Section 1014.2, 2006 IBQ. (Added 12/19/2014).
13)
R
MiNiTHRIJ
team) that will De produced form cooking/baking in
mine the correct hood type. Refer to sheets AOO I,
12/19/2014).
14) Please show handrail along with the height and other applicable details serving both stairwelh
the plans. Refer to sheet A001; (Section 1012,2006 IBC). (Added 12/19/2014).
Please provide 3 -copies qfplan sheets when submitting correctedplans or additional documentation.
Sincerely,
Mvr-hniml AhriiwA
Plans Examiner
7500 W. 29h Avenue
Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
Office (303) 235-2878
Fax (303) 235-8929
mabruzz,i(4?,ci.wheatridge.co.us
City of
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TO: John Schumacher, Chief Building Of and Meredith Reckert, Sr. Planner
FROM: Dave Brossman, Development Review Engineer
DATE: December 29, 2014
SUB.IECT: 6325 W. 48"' Ave., Plan #201401799
December 1, 2014, for the property located at 6325 W. 48"' Avenue, and I have the
following conunents:
I The site drainage for the property must, be brought into compliance with the civil
engineering drainage documents from 1987 that were provided to the applicant
during the Pre -Application meeting held on November 13, 2014.
2. The applicant provided a letter from a Professional Engineer with the BPA which
stated that the above -referenced drainage improvements are not present and need
to be completed. The letter also mentioned that a retaining wall may need to be
constructed in order to fully comply with the 1987 design.
3. Until the site has been brought back into compliance with the civil drainage
documents referenced in item I above, have been certified by a Professional
Engineer licensed in the state, of Colorado and are accompanied by As -Built Plans
in support of the certification, Public Works cannot sign -off on this Building
Permit Application.
To JohnS and Mere - MIP BPA 6325 W48thAvedoex.doex
Melissa Mackez
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From: Dave Brossman
Sent: Monday, December 29, 201410:30 AM
To: John Schumacher, Meredith Reckert
Cc: Steve Nguyen; Melissa Mackey
Subject: 6325 W 48th Avenue BPA
Attachments: To JohnS and Mere - MIP BPA_325W48thAvedocx.pdf
I have written a Memo regarding the BPA for the MIP proposal at 6325 W. 48h Avenue (see attached).
Please note that the information the applicant included with the BPA was simply the info from 1987 that I provided to
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not present. This is not the information we need, and not what we had expressed to the applicant during the Pre -App.
The site must be brought into compliance (and the owner Mr. Dewitt knows this from numerous Pre -Apps) with the
1987 design, and the site drainage certified before PW can si
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David F. cis an, PLS
Development Review Engineer/City Surveyor
7500 W. 29th Avenue
Wheat Ridge, CO 8003 3
Phone & Fax: 303.235.2 64
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City of a Ridge, Municipal Building 7500 W 29"' Ave. Wheat Ridge, CO 80033-8001 P. 303.235.2855 F: 303.237,8929
October 10, 2014
Christa Plaza
Essenza Architecture
685 Author Ave,, Unit 12-B
Louisville, CO 80027
303-952-5080
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RE: 6325 W 48'h Avenue
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Dear Ms. Plaza,
The construction documents submitted were reviewedfor compliance to the 2006 edition of `the International
Building code, Mechanical Code, Plumbing Code, ICC A 117.1 Accessible and Usable Buildings and Facilities
the 2011 edition of the National Electrical Code, and City ql'Wicat Ridge policies and procedures. These
discrepancies have been_lbun&
1) The prescriptive method for construction of a 2 -hour fire-resistant partition requires separation of 25"
between steel channel -shaped studs; the fire partition construction method, found on the code summary
plan sheet, notes the studs at 24" on --center. Please edit to make the plan requirements match the code
section. Refer to sheet A001; (720.1(2) 13-1-2).
2) Please edit the code reference for the fire partition, found on code summary sheet, fi-om 720.20.1(2) to
720.1(2) which is the code location for this design. Refer to sheet A001.
3) What fire-resistant assembly will be used to construct the 2 -hour ceiling in the hash room (room 107)?
Refer to sheet A001; (Sectionl06.1, 2006 IBC).
4) How will both vertical and horizontal continuity of the hash room (room 107) 2 -hour fire wall be
achieved? Please show this sectional detail on the construction plans. Refer to sheet A001; (Section
705,2006 IBC &502.10.2,2006 IMC).
5) The exhaust fan (EF 1) located in the hash room (room 107), shall be provided with an approved source
capture systern capable of removing pat ticulate and odors as required to achieve levels that do not
constitute as nuisance to adjacent occupants. Refer to sheet M11.01; (Section 502.20, 2006 IMC as
amended by City of Wheat Ridge).
6) Please provide information detailing bow the mechanical penetrations, through the 2 -hour fire-resistant
ceiling in the hash room (room 107), will be protected to maintain the fire -resistance? Refer to sheet
MI.01; (Section 716,2006 IBC).
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7) Please provide inforination detailing how fire-resistant protection of plumbing penetrations at 2 -hour
wall will be achieved? Refer to sheet M1.01; (Section 712, 2006 BC).
8) A type I hood system is required above the prep room oven (room 100). Refer to sheet M1.01; (507.2,
2006 IMC).
9) Please provide an electrical power floor plan showing new electrical outlet locations and an electrical
power plan showing lighting outlet locations, (Section 106.1, 2006 IBC).
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rf'TSTdIM7 or emergency power is r e wire e UITUMCM system to PT07M-C-ONCKI ow"
to the mechanical system located in the H-3 occupancy zone. Refer to sheet E-1; (Section 2702, 200
IBC). I
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room use and adding a sign "Storage prohibited" in this room is acceptable. Refer to sheet A001;
(Sectionl014.2,2006 IBC). (Added 12/19/2014).
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the prep and oven area appliance, which will determine the correct hood type. Refer to sheets A001,
and M1.01; (Section 507.2,2006 IMC). (Added 12/19/2014).
the plans. Refer to sheet A00I.; (Section 10 12, 2006 IBC). (Added 12/19/2014).
Please Provide. 3 -copies cif plan sheets ithen submitting corrected plans or additional documentation.
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Michael Abruzzi
Plans Examiner
7500 W. 29h Avenue
Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
Of (303) 235-2878
Fax (303) 235-8929
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Schedule- 003926 Parcel ID: 39-133-00-018 Erin He
Status: Active Property Type: Commercial
Property Address: 04800 LAMAR ST
WHEAT RIDGE CO 80033
Mailing Address: 06757 W WOODS CIR
A* ASA CO 80007
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION
Subdivision Name; -
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TO: John Schumacher, Chief Building Official
FROM: Meredith Reckert, Senior Plattner
DATE: December 30, 2014
SUBJECT: 6325 W. 48'hAvenue/BP #201401799
The following are comments regarding the first submittal for property located at 6325 W. 48"'
Avenue (BP #201401799). All of the comments below relate to the graphic on sheet AS 100.
I , Any paving perfori-ned within the City right-of-way must have a right-of-way
construction permit. This would include the parking just to the south off 325 W. 48'1'.
Please contact the City's Department of Public Works for more info rination.
2. The accessible parking space located south of 4800 Lamar needs a five foot -wide access
aisle.
3. All accessible parking must be striped with the universally recognized symbol, in
addition to a freestanding sign designating the spaces.
4. All landscaping designated on the plan must be alive or reinstalled if dead prior to the
issuance of the Certificate of Occupancy for 6325 W. 481' Avenue. All landscaped areas
must be watered by an automatic irrigation system.
5. The access onto West 48 Place must be paved. Paving in the right-of-way will require a
right-of-way permit.
6. Is any new site signage, proposed?
T Designate existing building sizes in square footag,,es so parking can be verified,
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PUBLIC WORKS
TO: John Schumacher, Chief Building Official and Meredith R,eckert, Sr. Planner
FROM: Dave Brossman, Development Review Engineer
DATE: December 29., 2014
SUB.JECT: 6325 W. 481h Ave., Plan #201401799
I have completed my review for the Building Permit Application (BPA) received on
December 1, 2014, for the property located at 6325 W. 48"' Avenue, and I have the
following comments:
I The site drainage for the property must be brought into compliance with the civil
engineering drainage documents from 1987 that were provided to the applicant
during the Pre -Application meeting held on November 13, 2014.
2. The applicant provided a letter from a Professional Engineer with the BPA which
stated that the above -referenced drainage improvements are not present and need
to be completed. The letter also mentioned that a retaining wall may need to be
constructed in order to fully comply with the 1987 design.
3. Until the site has been brought back into compliance with the civil drainage
documents referenced in item I above, have been certified by a Professional
Engineer licensed in the state of Colorado and are accompanied by As -Built Plans
in support of the certification, Public Works cannot sign -off on this Building
Permit Application.
To JohnS and .Moo, - MIP BPA 6325 vi 48ffiANcdocx.docx
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COMMUNiTy DEVELOPMENT
City ofWheat Ridge Municipal Building 7500 W° 29"' Ave. Wheat Ridge, CO 8003-8001 l':: 01235, '7:3 T". 303.235.2857
Pennit Submittal Checklist
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Prop rO, address "
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l �Ite plan, property deed on either new construction or addition and either an Improvement
location certificate or an Improvement Survey Plat.
q,.. '"campleted, original proofqfsubmissionform re water, sn tat o .for p rnfitting1 an
reviewform
A rchitectural elevations
�11-1 10or plans
c Structural plans bearing the seal of a "tate of Colorado licensed structural engineer for
foundation system, framing, and any ether miscellaneous components.
a accompanied calculations Manual
demonstration of compliance with the adopted energy code.
iD, lectr ical plan(s) depicting lead calculations, service entrance and location, outlet, switch and
fixture locations.
p° lu bi g Plan(s) containing isometric drawings and future schedule.
u4jetail drawings of other systems and components as necessary to facilitate review.
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THIS LONG TERM REVOCABLE PERMIT AGREEMENT is entered into as of
the _2_L day of 20 11, by the CITY OF WHEAT RIDGE, COLORADO
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(hereinafter "City"), and to _R& (hereinafter "Permittee"), together
referred to herein as the "Parties."
A. The City is the owner of certain real property located within the County of
Jefferson, State of Colorado, more particularly described on the attached
Exhibit A attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference (the
"City Property").
B. Permittee is the owner of certain real property located within the County of
Jefferson, State of Colorado, adjacent to the City Property, more
particularly described on Exhibit B attached hereto and incorporated
herein by this reference.
C. The relative locations of the City Property and the Permittee Property are
shown on Exhibit C attached hereto and incorporated herein by this
reference.
D. Permiftee has requested the long-term use of a certain portion of the Ci
Property to facilitate its desire use of the Permiftee Property and, i
consideration for the same agrees to certain obligations which shall run a
burdens upon the Permiffee Property for the benefit of the City Prope
all as further described herein. I
E. Charter Section 15.9 and Code Section 21-21 authorize temporary use of
City property under appropriate conditions.
FOR AND IN CONSIDERATION OF the mutual promises and covenants
contained herein, the payment to the City by Permittee of one hundred twenty-five
Dollars ($125) and other good and valuable consideration, the delivery, receipt and
acceptance of which are hereby acknowledged and confessed, the Parties agree as
follows:
grant 2f !!grmit
The City hereby grants to Permittee a Permit over and across a portion of the
City Property, as shown on the attached Exhibit C and hereinafter referred to as the
"Permitted Area," for the purposes and subject to the restrictions set forth herein. Use
of the Permitted Area shall be exclusively for the Permittee and the City, and not for
access by the general public.
JAFORMS & LETTERSAPS-LIC & PERMITSIong Term RPA 1 10110/12
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Permittee acknowledges thathe Citys grant of this Permit does not
prescriptive rights in the City Property to Permittee, and recognize$ that the City
Property is owned by the City for the benefit of the general public. Permittee further
,2cknowledges the existence • applicability of Wheat Ridge Home Rule Charter,
Sectiona-
3. Lim s !qftPMpirty
a. The Permitted Area may be used solely and exclusively for the following
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a. Upon termination of this Permit for any reason, any and all permanent
improvements made to the Permitted Area shall be removed by Permittee.
f. Permittee's use of the Permitted Area shall always and continuously be in
compliance with all applicable federal, state and local rules and
regulations, specifically including those contained in the Wheat Ridge City
•♦" a • associated I' i
g. The following additional conditions are imposed upon Permittee's use and
occupation of the PermittedArea:
b. The Parties understand and agree that the City is relying on and does not
waive or intend to waive by any provision of this Agreement, the monetary
limitations (presently, $150,000 per person and $600,000 per occurrence)
or any other nights, immunities and protections provided by the Colorado
Governmental Immunity Act (C.R.S. § 24 10 101, et seq.), as from time to
time amended, or any other law available to the City, its officers or
employees.
This Permit shall be in force and effect from the date first set forth above and
shall be indefinite in term, unless sooner revoked by the City Council as permitted by
the Wheat Ridge Home Rule Charter. City shall also have the right to terminate this
Permit upon 30 days' notice to Permiftee with or without cause. City may terminate this
Permit at any time without notice should Permiftee violate or breach any of the terms or
conditions hereof.
If any term, covenant, condition or provision of this Permit or the application
thereof to any person or circumstance shall, at any time or to any extent, be invalid or
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the City and Permittee have executed this instrument
the day and year first above appearing.
State of Colorado
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County of Jefferson
The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this day of
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Ridge, Colorado.
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CITY OF WHEAT RIDGE BUILDING AND INSPECTION SERVICES DIVISION
7500 W 29th Ave Wheat Ridge, CO 80033-8001 p30123U855.f 303,237.8929
Proof of Submission for Permitting/Plan Review
A copy of this form must be completed by each agency indicated on the Permit Submittal Checklist for the project
type and be attached to the Building Permit Application at the time of submission. Applications presented for
submission without a completed Proof of Submission form from a required agency will not be accepted or
processed.
Date: -AbAAA
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Name of Firm/individual submitting documents: IfVu -- Ll
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TO: John Schumacher, Chief Building Official
FROM: Meredith Reckert, Senior Planner
DATE- December 30, 2014
SUBJECT: 6325 W. 481h Avenue/BP #201401799
The following are comments regarding the first submittal for property located at 6325 W. 481h
Avenue (BP #201401799). All of the comments below relate to the graphic on sheet AS 100.
I . Any paving performed within the City right-of-way must have a right-of-way
construction pe it, This would include the parking just to the south of 6325 W. 48t".
Please contact the City's Department of Public Works for more inforination.
The accessible parking space located south of 4800 Lamar needs a five foot -wide access
�isle.
.All accessible parking must be striped, with the universally recognized symbol, in
addition to a freestanding sign designating the spaces. V�_,o �, pe, ---/ , -�-)
4. All landscaping designated on the plan must be alive or reinstalled if dead prior to the
issuance of the Certificate of Occupancy for 6325 W. 481h Avenue. All landscaped areas
must be watered by an automatic irrigation system.
5. The access onto West 48 Place must be paved. Paving in the right-of-way will require a
right-of-way pe it. pa -v
6. Is any new site signage proposed?
Designate existing building sizes in square footages so parking can be verified.
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2. Site Plan
a. Civil Engineer Report
b. Drainage Plans
c. Detention
3. Mechanical
a. Industrial Hygienist Report
b. Extractor
i. MK-TERP-4 Close Loop Extractor Engineer Report
ii. Related MSDS
c. Vacuum Ovens
i. Desktop Digital Vacuum Degassing Oven
ii. Standard Operating Procedures
iii. Operating Instructions
d.
it Compressor - EMAX 120 gal 10 HP
e. it Scrubber
i. Can Fan Filter
ii. Dura Breeze Infine Fan
4. Fire suppression system
a. Smoke and Flame spread data
5. Standard Operating Procedures
6. Emergency Evacuation Procedures
7. Electrical
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City of Wheat Ridge Public Works
Development Review Engineer/ it Surveyor
7500 West 29th Avenue
Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
detention fad4fies at 4800 Lamar Street on November 24, 2014,
For the purposes of this report 39 North Engineering and Surveying LLC, the 'plans" are
considered to be the signed and stamped plans dated 4127/88 prepared by York and Associates,
Inc., There is a note on theses sheets stating "adopted plan",
It is in my opinion that no detention pond has been built on this siteIf one had been built then
the detention pond area has subsequently been re -graded as there is no field evidence of a
detention pond. The orifice plate and drop inlettmanhole have been constructed as per the pla
The outlet pipe to the existing Type 13 inlet has been constructed. See attached exhibit as
reference to our field findings, I
In my opinion, the following needs to be performed/constructed in order for the detention pond
and facilities to adhere to the plans,
1, Construct a detention pond as per the plans
a. Provide a berm or retaining wall at the elevation of 5306.40 around the
perimeter of the pond
b. Provide maximum 3-1 slopes around the orifce plate up to the top of the
berm. If a 3: I slope cannot be achieved then a retaining wall shall be utilized
to achieve necessary permissible slopes and detention pond capacities.
Retaining wall to be designed by others.
2. Provide a trash rack for the orifice plate opening
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Please let me know if you have any questions
Regards,
Damien Cain
PLS 38284
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FINAL DRAINAGE PLAN
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4800 LAMAR STREET
WHEAT RIDGE, COLORADO
PROJECT NO. 2771
PREPARED FOR:
MARX & JUDY XMODGLI
6335 W. 48TH AVENul
WHEAT RIDGE, CO 800
PREPARED
YORK & ASSOCIATES, INC.
1827 FEDERAL BLVD.
DENVERt CO 80204
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GENERAL LOCATION D DESCRIPTION It
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DRAINAGE BASINS
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1. GENERAL LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION
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a 4800 Lamar Street is located on the north side of West 48th
Avenue approximately 1200 feet west of Harlan. The parcel is
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situated in the SWI/4 of Section 13, Township 3 South, Range 69
Is West of the 6th Principal Meridian. The project is bounded by
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This *.1 acre parcel drains generally to the north at slopes
ranging to 10%. Along the north edge of the parcel, a .1
slope dropsn to 48th place. The site is presently covered
with sparse grasses and weeds. The slope along the north and
east is ...ell vegetated.
Two 1 -story masonry buildings exist can the site. The proposed
land use for the site includes 14,540 square feet o
commmercial/retail/office space with associated asphalt and
gravel parking areas, and landscaped areas.
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The property currently drains n rht+rly to roadside dit he ,
which meet at the northern ti of the site, From thispoint,
incur flows are intercepted by an area inlet and are piped
northerly n r 40th Place to Clear Creek. Major flows bypass
this inlet and flow within the 4th Piave .> . until being
intercepted by a storm systemin the Wheat Ridge Sanitation
District facilities, which also releases to Clear Creek. The
site is not affected by off-site figs nor by a defined 100 -year
floodplain.
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designed n in accordance with `» . Via. Urban Storm Drainage
Criteria nu 1, The Rational Method was used to calculate
runoff rates for storms with a -year and 100 -year recurrence
interval. Rainfall intensities were obtained from the Time-
Intensity-Frequency
'int n ity "r any Curves issued by the City of Wheat Ridge.
Stormwater detention is providedto limit the 100 -year release
from the site to historic levels. Detention storage was
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DRAINAGE FACILITY DESIGN
Developed on-site flows from this property will be routed to a
dMention pond at the northtipof the site. This and is
designed to detain the difference between the 1Q{3 .r developed
and historic runoff. The maximum ponding depth in the parking
area is 18". The outlet structure for this pond will daylight at
the existing area inlet along the south edge of 48th Place,
releasing the 100 -year historic rate and maintaining existing
flow conditions.
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Offsite runoff flowing westerly in 48th Avenue will remain
unchanged. The existing swal e along the out line of the
property will be replaced with curb and gutter.
so This analysis presents the impact created by the development of
4800 Lamar Street. The proposed situ rnwater management system
will provide the required detention storage while maintaining
existing flow patterns and reducing release rates to historic
levels.
vownstream property owners will realize no adverse drainage
impacts due to the development of this property.
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Max Gentry
Medical MJ Supply, LLC
6825 West 48th Avenue
Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
Subject: Solvent-Bw;ed MedicalMwiJuarta Assessment - Revised
6325 West 48' Avenue, Wheat Ridge
Reltman & Associates, Inc. (H&A) was contracted by you to conduct an assessnient, of the
solvent-basedinedical marijuana production operation at the location referenced above. On
October 5m 2014 H&A conducted the assessment of the Hash R(X)m (Room 107). This report
contains our observations and recommendations based on the cuffent conditions.
Note-, This report, has been revised due to an enx)r in the butane material safety data sheet that
was selected for this assessment.
BAS".KGROUND
Colorado Rule M 605, Medical Marijuatia-Intused Products Manufacturer: Medical Marijuana
Concentrate Production, Section D. L, Solvent -Based Medical Marjuana one entratereqwires
certification report for the equipment, licensed-pretnises, and standard operating procedures.
This certification must be conducted by as Certified Industrial Hygienist (Cl1i) or Professional
Engineer,
ASSESSMENT SCOPE
This assessment is based on the applicable requirements; of the 2006 International Building
CCol e (IBC), 2006 International Fire, Code (IF -C), and 2011 National Electric Code (NEQ as
adopted by the City of Wheat Ridge. The specific requirements of Rule M 6,05, that were,
addressed for the Hasb Wxnn as shown in Photo I include -
Establishing the maximum arnount of flaminable solvents and other flammable matelials
that tuay be stored (Section D, La.i.);
• Determining the type of electrical equipment must be installed (Section D.La.ii.)-,
• Determining whether a gasmonitoring systent mustbe, installed (Section D.La.iiij-,
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November 25, 2014
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Deten'trining whether: rr fire suppression system must be installed (Section D. f ..i . ), and
Determining wr a fUlTICn ood or exhaust s st rn must be, installed
This assessment lsc included a review of the information provided by the manufacturer turer cel" the
equipment that will be used in the marijuana concentrateproduction process.
OBSERVATIONS AND F1 INQ-
The building with the HashRoont wws constructed to wrest F- i , `a tc ry Industrial
c. amts Hazard, ctecupancy categor,
The thtsh Roorn (see Photol) was approximately 435 square, feet witb a volume of`
3,490 cubic feet. The room also included a srrudl r strrrtrr r in the southwest comer,
An exhaust systema (see Photo) was installed l (Farr: l r n Cook, Co.,l 80 S
otor: Doerr, Model DAX1 system intake was located class to the floor since
butane has a vapor density greater than air;
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Solvent -Based Medical Marijuana Assessment
November r 5. 2014
page 3 of 5
The electrical wiring was in the process of being installed, although it was unknown to
what NEC re�quir meats
No fire suppression syst rtw had been installed;
Gas monitoring was going to be, conducted with a hand-held General t d 1 )
unit
• The extraction equipment that will be wied is aTerpp Extractors, : Terpenator.
This equipment has been reviewed nd approved by rr Professional l Engine rr. and
• Butane was the extraction solvent to be used. The xtr ct on unit utifizes one 50 -persued
tank and one 100 -pound r ° tank was to stored outside.
QONCLUSION AND RLW-OMMENDATIONS
°lerrrrrrr rltle Solvent Storage
The flammable solvent storage is based on a Group F_ I fire area nd butane being classified as
Class IA Flammable Liquid. The total indoor allowable quantity of butane is 30 gallons
including scourge and in -use material, The maximum allowable exterior storage is 1,100 gallons.
Based on the butane's density, the 50 pound tank contains approximately 10,4 gallons.
Therefore, two 50 -pound ranks can he stored inside (possibly three if approved by the City of
Wheat Midge date to the slight overage), Storing the I(X)-pound tan outside is not an issue. Marc
to butane's flammability it iscurt mended that the refilling process should b e conducted in the
e ten r storage area.
Vectrical Equipment
The EC requires that electrical equipment (outlets, switches, lighting fixtures, etc.) in the ash
Room must be installed to sweet Class 1, Division 2 requirements. Theapplicability of this
requirement is leased on location where, flammable liquids or gases will normally be contained in
a closed system from which they can escape only due to accidental rupture, breakdown ww f the
system. or almortrial equipment operation. This requirement may e. waived by the City of
Wheat Ridge based on the small quantity of butane that may be, released, th adequacy of'the
exhaust system, the limited processing area, and the fir explosion history of the
basin ss industry.
Gas Monittoring
The IBC requires a gas detection system be provided when a toxic or highly toxic material may
be present in an airborne concentration at or below the Occupational Safety and Health
Administration's (OSHA) pe wissil le Exposure, Limit (PEL). In addition, the code provides an
exception for gas detection of toxic gases that, have a or threshold below the 1'f^�L. OSHA has
not established ar PEL for butane, However, other ,. `cupation exposure, limits ( ELs) are
recommended by recognized authorities, The National Institute for Occupational Safety and
Health (NIOSH) 51 has established a Recommended Exposure Lin t (REL) for butane of ) pmo
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November 25, 2014
Page 4 of 5
and the American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists (ACGI,H) has established as
Threshold Limit Value (TLV) for butane of 1,000 ppm. Butane has an acute toxicity that is
greater than the threshold for as toxic material and is therefore not considered, to be, toxic.
Although not required, use of as gas detection system may help to persuade the City of Wheat
Ridge to waive the requirement for electrical system that meets Class 1, Division 2 specifications.
Tile hand-held detection system that was purchased should be used for leak detection monitoring
purposes only. An afternative portable or wall mounted detection system designed for
continuous monitoring during the extraction process should be considered.
a ire Sulipression
An automatic sprinkler system must be, provided for as Group F- I tire area when it exceeds
12,(,X')O square feet. Since the Hash Room area does not exceed, this value no fire suppression
system is required.
IMMEEM
'The 1FC requires ventilation to be installed when gasses or liquids with a National Fire
protection Association (INFPA) 704 hazard ranking of 3 or 4 are used. Since butane has; as hazard
ranking of 4, an exhaust system is required.
The existing ventilation system had as maximum design exhaust rate of 720 cubic feet of air per
minute, (cfhr) based drefan's performance curve for the motor rating of 1725 revolutions per
minute (rpm), Tbe number of too nt air turnovers per hour is 12.5 based on the Hash Roont's
volume of approximately 3,490 cubic feet and the maximum exhaust rate. The exhaust late,
should be confirmed prior to productionstartup. Also, them, did not appear to be, a specifically
designed makeup air source (passive ventilation system). Work, with the'rnecitanical contractor
that installed the system to de ermine if air internal (conditioned air) or external air source should
Ire used.
LIMITATtONS AND EXCLUSION OF WARRANTY
This assessment was performed using procedures and as level of diligence, typically exercised by
professional consultants performing similar services. The conclusions and recommendations
presented herein cannot take into account hidden or changed conditions, activities that might not
occur at the time of the assessment, evidence of adverse conditions that might not be present at
the time of the assessment, or possible inaccuracies of inforniation supplied to us by others that
might have a material bearing on the findings, conclusions, and recommendations contained
herein.
The procedures used for this assessment attempt to establish as balance between the competing
goals of limiting investigative costs and tinge,nandreducing the uncertainty about unknown
conditions. Themfore, because, the conclusions in this report were, denved within project scope,
cost, time and other limitations, the conclusions should not be construed as as guarantee that all
.safety and health hazards that exist at the subject property are included in this report.
Medical MJ Supply, LLC
Solvent -Based Medical Mitrijuana Assessment
November 25, 2014
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No warranty or guarmuce, expressed or implied, is made regarding the findings, conclusions or
recommendations contained in this report. The limitations presented above supersede the
requirements or provisions of all otber contracts or scopes of work, implied or otherwise, except
those stated or acknowledged herein,
Thank you for the opportunity to provide assistance with this prqjea If youhave questions,
please contact tne directly at 303.384.9828 at your convenience.
.Sincerely,
Hellman & Associates, lite,
Prepared by:
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Ken Schnierber, NIS, ClH, CSP
Principal E Consultant
Reviewed by:
Mitchel W, Little, MS, CIH. CSP
Principal E Consultant
Technical lReport
Professional Grade Closed Loi Extractor
en;,ine
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74496
ko orf 8 t4
AKNI Samsur Rahman, PE, «14496
500 West Prospect RD, Apt 30
Fort Collins, CO -80526
Contact t (cell): 3345520660
9/19/2014 Project: t: -' 1- Close Loop Extractor
To who it may concern
the purpose of extraction of concentrated oils from botanical substances using Butane, Propane
and/or a mixture of both as a solvent. This is a close loop medium pressure extraction system
which includes pressure vessel, pipelines, fittings and accessories. The extractor has been
manufactured by an IS0900-1 certified company. The current engineering assessment of the
system was performed with the guidelines of ASME Boiler and pressure vessel code Sec. VIR,
DIV. I and International Fire code 2012 (ICC). Upon careful assessment it was found that the
equipment is safe to operate under the designated operating conditions prescribed in the
operating instructions. The certification does not account for the inspection and certification of
the accessories (Solvent storage tank, recovery pump, vacuum pump and fittings) obtained from
independent suppliers, rather the extraction equipment. It also does not account for the
inspection and certification of the site for installation of the equipment and the operation of the
system.
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Tests gerformed to evaluaLe the machine:
- Vacuum & pressure test
The equipment was depressurized to -24 in mercury pressure using a vacutun pump
held for 30 minutes. Increase in pressure was observed by I inch. Then the equipme
was tested under positive pressure according to ASME code section sec VIII, Div. I - T"Ji
tank was pressurized 1.3 times of maximum operating pressure using nitrogen gas ar
held for 30 minutes. The drop in pressure was observed by 3 psi.
- Leak test
Soap bubble leak test was performed according to ASTM G186-05 standard. Test
method met the performance requirement of NFPA 52 section 6-12.2 leak testing
compressed natural gas fuel system, EPA part 60 Alternating screening procedure using
soap solutions. Leak detection test was successful with no leakage, welding defect,
porosity or crack in the welding,
- Pressure Relief
Pressure relief valve met the requirement of BPVC sec VIII , Div. 1, UG- 125 to UG- 140.
Set point pressure, tolerance overpressure and accumulation pressure were inspected to
meet the requirement per UG- 134 (a). A schematic is presented in Fig 1. to show how
each level of pressure is related to each other. Maximum allowable working pressure
(MAWP) was set by the pressure requirement for the operation of the system using
Butane. While the pressure set point was set to lower than MAWP accumulation pressure
is set to I 10% of MAWP.
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cakuldLions. 2ftyreMaximum allowable workinLRMs_ure.-:
All the components are made of SS 304L steel. This is followed by ASTM 240 M for the main
extractor, ASTM A 312 for nozzles and ASTM A 182 for the flanges. Table I mentions some
properties of SS 304 L steel.
Table 1: Properties of SS 304 L
Maximum allowable working pressure (MAWP) calculation
Tank material SS 304, Sy=31 ksi
Thickness, 17'
With 12% allowance and 5 % corrosion allowance
t -c=-- 0.875 —.05=0.06"
Tank size 12" x 12"
Effective radius, R=22 .06=5,9,,
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Efficiency, E=1
MAWp=.s*E*(t-C)— 3jXj03Xk6X1 =311 psi
R+0.6(t-C) 5.94+.6X.06
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Calculation of the nozzle neck pressure rating
Nozzle is the opening of the pressure vessel or tank. The nozzle connects the extractor columns
to the accessories of the extractor via a Tri clamp ball valve. The procedure for determining
minimum wall thickness is specified in BPVS see VIII UG -45. It is the minimum neck thickness
required for internal pressure plus 5% corrosion allowance.
2" rater dip tube is a nozzle whose thickness is 0.127"
t -c--0,127 * 0,875 —.05=0.06"
ve r,?diuR-R=-"z-9t,.94"
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Safety Data Sheet
Butane, Commercial Grade
A
Butane, Commercial Grade
Butane, Commercial Butane, Liquefied Petroleum Gas, LPG, Normal Butane, N -
Butane, Stenched Butane, Normal Butane, 888100008807
888100008807 Version 1.0
Fuel gas, LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS (LPG)
For: Tesoro Refining & Marketing Co.
19100 Ridgewood Parkway, San Antonio, TX 78259
(877) 783-7676 Cherntrec (800)424-9300
(Emergency Contact)
Suitable extinguishing media Water spray, Dry chemical, Foam, Carbon dioxide (CO2), Fire should not be
extinguished unless flow of gas can be immediately stopped.
Specific hazards during fire Flammable Gas. Vapors are heavier than air and may travel long distances to a
fighting point of ignition and flash back.
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Store in well ventilated place. Protectfroin sunlight.
Dispose of contents/container in accordance with local/ regional/ national/
international regulations.
Supplemental Hazard
xposure to c*n I e
Information
sensitize heart and cause irregular heartbeat. High concentrations may exclua-
eoxygen
• a- and cause dizziness and suffocation. Contact with liquid or cold vapor may
cause frostbite or freeze burn, Exposure to concentrations as 10% of the LEL
may cause a general central nervous system (CNS) depression typical of
anesthetic gases or intoxicants. Aliphatic hydrocarbon gases may build up in
confined spaces and may cause dizziness, light-headedness, headache, nausea
and loss of coordination. Continued inhalation may result in narcosis,
unconsciousness, and possibly lead to death,
Ethanethlol; Ethyl mercaptan
iii;!iIl M i I'll, 11 IM iliiii INS IN i
Inhalation
Remove to fresh air, If breathing is irregular or stopped, administer artificia
respiration, Give oxygen, Seek medical attention.
Skin contact
For exposure to liquid, immediately warm frostbite area with warm water not to
exceed 105*F (41*C). In case of massive exposure, remove contaminated
clothing while showering with warm water. Obtain medical attention,
Eye contact
Immediately flush eyes thoroughly with warm water for at least 15 minutes.
Remove contact tenses, Hold the eyelids to and away from the eyeballs to
ensure that all surfaces are flushed thoroughly, Seek medical attention
immediately.
Ingestion
Ingestion is considered unlikely. If accidentally swallowed obtain immediate
medical attention,
Notes to physician
SymptonI Dizziness, Headache, Nausea, Frostbite, Vomiting, Discomfort
Hazards � This material may be a cardiac sensitizer; avoid the use of epinephrine.
Treatment: Treatment of overexposure should be directed at the control of
symptoms and the clinical condition of the patient,
Suitable extinguishing media Water spray, Dry chemical, Foam, Carbon dioxide (CO2), Fire should not be
extinguished unless flow of gas can be immediately stopped.
Specific hazards during fire Flammable Gas. Vapors are heavier than air and may travel long distances to a
fighting point of ignition and flash back.
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Special protective equipment Firefighters should wear self-contained breathing apparatus and full protective
fM r fire-fighters clothing as need for protection from heat and airborne combustion products. Use
water to coot equipment, surfaces and containers exposed to fire and excessive
heat. For large fire the use of unmanned hose holders or monitor nozzles may be
advantageous to further minimize personnel exposure,
Further information Allow the fire to burn under controlled conditions. Fire should not be extinguished
unless flow of gas can be immediately stopped. Stop leak if you can do it without
risk. Evacuate area. If a leak or spill has not ignited, use water spray to disperse
the vapors and to protect personnel attempting to stop a leak. Prevent runoff from
fire control or dilution from entering streams, sewers, or drinking water supply. Use
water to coot equipment, surfaces and containers exposed to fire and excessive
heat. For large fire the use of unmanned hose holders or monitor nozzles may be
advantageous to further minimize personnel exposure,
Personal precautions Ventilate the area. Warn or evacuate occupants in surrounding and downwind
areas if required due to toxicity or flammability of the material. Emergency eye
wash capability should be available in the vicinity of any potential splash exposure.
Use good personal hygiene practices, Avoid repeated andlor prolonged skin
exposure. Wash hands before eating, drinking, smoking, or using toilet facilities.
Do not use as a cleaning solvent or harsh abrasive skin cleaners for washing this
product from exposed skin areas. Waterless hand cleaner's are effective, Promptly
remove contaminated clothing and launder before reuse. Consider disposal of
contaminated clothing rather than laundering to prevent the formation ♦ flammable
vapors which could ignite via washer or dryer,
Environmental precautions Prevent entry into waterways, sewers, basements or confined areas,
Methods for cleaning up The product evaporates readily. Land Spill: Eliminate all ignition sources (no
smoking, flares, sparks or flames in immediate area). CAUTION� When in contact
with refrigerated/cryogenic liquids, many materials become brittle and are likely to
break without warning. Allow liquid to evaporate from the surface. All equipment
used when handling the product must be grounded. Do not direct water at spill or
source of leak. Do not touch or walk through spilled material. If possible, turn
leaking containers so that gas escapes rather than liquid. Isolate area until gas has
dispersed. Prevent spreading of vapors through sewers, ventilation systems and
confined areas, Use water spray to reduce vapors or divert vapor cloud drift. Avoid
allowing water runoff to contact spilled material, Water Spill: Eliminate all ignition
sources (no smoking, flares, sparks or flames in immediate area). Allow liquid to
evaporate from the surface.
CERCLA Hazardous substances and corresponding RQs I-
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during transfer, storage or handling, include but are not limited to these examples
(1) Ground and bond containers during product transfers, Grounding and
bonding may not be adequate protection to prevent ignition or explosion
hydrocarbon liquids and vapors that are static accumulators.
(2) Special slow load procedures for "switch loading" must be followed to
avoid the static ignition hazard that can exist when higher flash point
material (such as fuel oil or diesel) is loaded into tanks previously
containing low flash point products (such •.s# or naphtha),
(3) Storage tank level floats must be effectively bonded.
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Conditions for safe storage, Keep away from flame, sparks, excessive temperatures and open flame, Use
including incompatibilities approved containers, Keep containers closed and clearly labeled. Empty or
partially full product containers or vessels may contain explosive vapors. Do not
pressurize, out, heat, weld or expose containers to sources of ignition. Store in a
well -ventilated area. The storage area should comply with NFPA 30 "Flammable
and Combustible Liquid Code". The cleaning of tanks previously containing this
product should follow API Recommended Practice (RP) 2013 "Cleaning Mobile
Tanks In Flammable and Combustible Liquid Service"and API RP 2015 "Cleaning
Petroleum Storage Tanks".
Keep away from food, drink and animal feed. Incompatible with oxidizing agents,
acids and copper.
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1t '1,000 PPM
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Ethanethiol; Ethyl mercaptan
Protective measures
Avoid contact with skin. When using do not smoke. Keep out of reach of children,
Keep away from heat and flame. Personal protective equipment selections vary
based • potential exposure conditions such as applications, handling
I
practices,concentration and ventilation, Information on the selection • protectiv
equipment for material is based upon intended, normal usage,
Engineering measures Use only intrinsically safe electrical equipment approved for use in classified are
Eye protection Goggles and face shield as needed to prevent eye and face contact,
Hand protection Any specific glove information provided is based on published literature and gl
manufacturer data. Work conditions can greatly effect glove durability" inspect an
replace worn or damaged gloves. If product is hot, 1hermally protective gloves ar
recommended. If contact with forearms is likely, wear gauntlet style gloves. I
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Skin and body protection
Where contact with liquid may occur, wear apron and faceshield. Flame resistant
clothing such as Nomex 0 is recommended in areas where material is stored or
handled.
Respiratory protection
Use a NIOSH/ MSHA-approved positive -pressure supplied -air respirator if there is
a potential for uncontrolled release, exposure levels are not known, in oxygen -
deficient atmospheres, or any other circumstance where an air -purifying respirator
may not provide adequate protection. Refer to OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134, ANSI
288.2-1992, NIOSH Respirator Decision Logic, and the manufacturer for additional
guidance on respiratory protection selection.
Work Hygiene practices
Emergency eye wash capability should be available in the near proximity to
operations presenting a potential splash exposure. Use good personal hygiene
practices. Avoid repeated and/or prolonged skin exposure. Wash hands before
eating, drinking, smoking, or using toilet facilities. Do not use as a cleaning solvent
on the skin. Do not use solvents or harsh abrasive skin cleaners for washing this
product from exposed skin areas. Waterless hand cleaners are effective.
Promptly remove contaminated clothing and launder before reuse. Use care when
laundering to prevent the formation of flammable vapors which could ignite via
washer or dryer. Consider the need to discard contaminated leather shoes and
gloves,
SECTION 0. PHYSICAL ANOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES
Appearance
Colorless gas. Cold vapor cloud may be white but the lack of visible gas cloud
does not indicate absence of gas. A colorless liquid when pressurized.
Odor
Faint, gasoline -like odor.
Odor threshold
Odor threshold for mercaptan additive is in the 40 part per billion range.
pH
Not applicable
Melting point/freezing point
-187 -C (-305 T)
Initial boiling point & range
-0.5 -C (31.1 T) at 1,013,25 hPa
Flash point
< -60 *C (< -76 'F) Method: ASTM D 92
Evaporation rate
High
Flammability (solid, gas)
Gas
Lower flammability limit
1.8 % (V)
Upper flammability limit
8.5 % (V)
Vapor pressure
2,399.8 hPa at 20 OC (68 *F)
Vapor density
2,007 at 21.1 T (70,0 *F) (Air 1,0)
Relative density
0,56 at 15 'C
Solubility (H20)
Negligible
Partition coefficient
No data available
(Octanol/H20)
Auto Ignition temperature
287 T (549 *F)
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Decomposition temperature Heating may cause a fire or explosion, Material does not decompose at ambient
temperatures. Carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide and non -combusted
hydrocarbons (smoke) are possible •# decomposition products,
• No data x•`
Conductivity Hydrocarbon liquids without static dissipater additive may have conductivity below
1 picoSiemens per meter (pS/m), The highest efectro-static ignition risks are
associated with "ultra-low conductivities" below 5 pS/m, See Section 7 for sources
of information on defining safe loading and handling procedures for low
conductivity products. Note that conductivity can be reduced by environmental
factors such as a decrease in temperature,
Reactivity Vapors may form explosive mixture with air. Hazardous polymerization does not
occur.
Chemical Stability Stable under normal conditions.
Hazardous reactions Can react with strong acids, strong oxidizers, and copper. Explosion hazard when
exposed to nickel carbonyl/oxygen mixture.
Conditions to avoid Keep away from flame, sparks, excessive temperatures and open flame.
Incompatible materials Can react with strong acids, strong oxidizers, and copper
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Component�
Butane 106-97-8 Skin _irritation,_ Classificatiow Irritating to skin,
Propane 74-98-6 Result., Skin imitation
NTP
IARC
OSHA
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ye jrritafio _Classification" irritating to eyes.
Result: Mild eye irritation
AZAtoral _toxicity_LD50 rat
Dose: 682 mgfkg
rat
Dose 11.4 mg/I
Exposure time: 4 h
Skin jifilaijo classification: Irritating to skin,
Result: Mild skin irritation
rabbit
Classification: Irritating to eyes.
Result: Mild eye irritation
No component of this product which is present at levels greater than or equal to 0.1 %
is identified as a known or anticipated carcinogen by NTP,
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Bioaccumulation
Accumulation in aquatic organisms is unlikely.
Toxicity to fish
Not expected to be harmful to aquatic organisms.
Additional ecological
Liquid release is only expected to cause localized, non-persistent environmental
information
damage, such as freezing. Biodegradation of this product may occur in soil and
water. Volatilization is expected to be the most important removal process in soil
and water. This product is expected to exist entirely in the vapor phase in ambient
air.
Cam anent:
Ethanethlol; Ethyl mercaptan
75-08-1 6g_qeand 2r_oIjn_qgqjoxip_i�for a ua �icmver�tebrat s:
EC50
Species Daphnia magna (Water tea)
Dose: 0.38 mg!(
Exposure time: 24 h
Disposal Dispose of container and unused contents in accordance with federal, state and
local requirements,
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SAFETY, DATA SHE, t
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Proper shipping name
Butane
UN -No,
1011
Class
2,1
Packing group
FMD S -U
TDG
No
Proper shipping name
Butane
UN -No.
UN1011
Class
21
Packing group
IATA Cargo Transport
UN UN -No,
UN1011
Description of the goods
Butane
Class
2.1
ICAO -Labels
2.1
Packing instruction (cargo
200
aircraft)
UN -No, UN1011
Class 21
Not permitted for transport
IMDG-Code
UN -No.
UN 1011
Description of the goods
Butane
Class
21
IMDG-Labels
2.1
BS Number
FMD S -U
Marine pollutant
No
CFRCLA SECTION 103 and SARA SECTION 304 (RELEASE TC) THE FNVIROMENT)
The CELA definition of hazardous substances contains a "petroleum exclusion" clause which
exempts crude oil, Fractions ofcrude oil, and products (both finished and intermediate) from the crude
oil refining process and any indigenous components of such from the CERCLA Section 103 reporting
requirements. flowever, other tederal reporting requirements, including SARA Section 304, as -well as
the Clean Water Act may still apply.
TSCA Status On TSCA Inventory
DSL Status All components of this product are on the Canadian DSL list.
SARA 311/312 Hazards Fire Hazard
Acute Health Hazard
PENN RTK US, Pennsylvania Worker and Community Right -to -Know Law (34 Pa, Code Chap. 301-323)
Components CAS -No,
Butane 106-97-8
Isobutane 75-28-
819
page Of 4
Propane
74 -98 -
4 -98 -ASS
AS aRTK
US, Massachusetts Commonwealth's Right -to -Know Law (Appendix A to 105 Code of Massachusetts Regulations
Section 670.000)
CoMR9nents
CAS-leo.
Butane
106-97-8
Isobutane
7 -8 -
Propane
74-98-6
NJ RTK
US. New Jersey Worker and Community Right -to -Know Act (New Jersey Statute Annotated Section 34:5A-5)
Corngonents
CAS -No,
Butane
106 -97 -
Isobutane
75-28-5
Propane
74-98-6
California Prop. 65
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Product name: Polytetrafluoroethytene
Synonyms: PTFE
Item Numbers: C10516494, C10516497, C10517087
European Contact Details US Contact Details
General enquiries
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France
Germany:
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This material when property handled according to good working and hygienic practices is not dangerous to human
health and the environment. Toxic gases may be released at temperatures of 400 OC (752 uF) and above.
For short and tong term exposure effects see Section I I Toxicological data.
Eye Effects:
No effects requiring first aid are expected during normal use. Eye contact with thermal
decomposition products causes redness, irritation, burns.
Skin Effects:
No effects requiring first aid are expected during normal use. Skin contact with thermal
decomposition products causes redness, irritation, burns.
Ingestion/rat Effects:
No effects requiring first aid are expected during normal use.
Inhalation Effects:
No effects requiring first aid are expected during normal use, Inhalation of thermal
decomposition products causes headache, short breathing, cough, chills and fever,
tachycardia (polymer fume fever). Smoking tobacco contaminated with PTFE may also
cause polymer fume fever.
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MEDICAL CONDITIONS AGGRAVATED BY EXPOSURE: None anticipated during normal use. Fumes produced at elevated
temperatures may aggravate pre-existing eye, skin, and respiratory conditions.
Eyes:
In the case of contact with thermal decomposition products, flush the eyes immediately and
continuously with cold running water. Seek immediate medical assistance*.
Skin:
In the case of contact with thermal decomposition products, immediately flush the skin with
cold running water to coot it. Remove contaminated clothing, Do not attempt to remove
molten polymer from the skin. Cover bums with sterile dressings. Seek immediate medical
assistance*.
Ingestion/Oral:
No effects requiring first aid are expected during normal use. In case of ingestion/oral contact
with thermal decomposition products, give several glasses of water to drink. Do not induce
vomiting. Seek immediate medical assistance*.
Inhalation:
In the case of inhalation of thermal decomposition, remove the patient to fresh air and keep
the patient warm. If breathing problems occur, a qualified individual should administer
oxygen or artificial respiration. Seek immediate medical assistance*.
Other Information:
* In all cases of exposure to the thermal decomposition products of PTFE, seek immediate
medical assistance, indicating that hydrofluoric acid and toxic gases are decomposition
products. Note that symptoms may not appear until some hours after inhalation of
decomposition products.
S. Fire Fighting Measures
Extinguishing Media: Water, foam, dry powder or carbon dioxide. Extinguishing materials and fir
remnants must be safety disposed of: see Section 13 - Disposal Consideratio
Fire and Explosion Hazard: When exposed to temperatures above 400 OC (752 OF) PTFE can decompose
7
produce toxic and corrosive substances: see Section 10.
Special Protective Equipment Fire fighters should wear a self contained breathing apparatus (SCA) which
for Fire Fighters: meats appropriate standards operated in positive pressure mode, and full turn
out gear. Wear eye/skin protection adequate to protect from thermal
decomposition products. Use acid resistant protective clothing (capable of
resisting hydrofluoric acid) to handle coot parts containing decomposed PTFE.
For Flammability Properties - see Section 9
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7. Handling and Storage
Handling: No special precautions are required during normal use.
Storage: Store in a coot, wet[ ventilated space away from direct sunlight, inflammable materials and
sources of ignition. Store in original packaging showing code numbers.
* ACGIH recommends PTFE decomposition products be quantitatively determined in air as fluoride to provide an index
of exposure. Although no TLV is recommended, ACGIH states "air concentration should be controlled as low as
possible".
Threshold Limits of Decomposition products: (ACGIH 1999/00):
Hydrogen fluoride:3 ppm (Ceiling) ACGIH TLV; 3 ppm OSHA PEL
Carbonyl fluoride: 2 ppm (TWA) ACGIH TLV; 5 ppm (Ceiling)
Personal Protection:
Engineering Measures:
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Hygiene Measures:
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None required under normal conditions of use.
None required under normal conditions of use.
Practise good workplace hygiene. Do not eat or smoke when handling, Wash hands
after handling and before eating and smoking.
None required under normal conditions of use.
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6. Accidental Release Measures
No material specific actions are required. Collect the spitted
material and reuse or dispose as in Section 13.
7. Handling and Storage
Handling: No special precautions are required during normal use.
Storage: Store in a coot, wet[ ventilated space away from direct sunlight, inflammable materials and
sources of ignition. Store in original packaging showing code numbers.
* ACGIH recommends PTFE decomposition products be quantitatively determined in air as fluoride to provide an index
of exposure. Although no TLV is recommended, ACGIH states "air concentration should be controlled as low as
possible".
Threshold Limits of Decomposition products: (ACGIH 1999/00):
Hydrogen fluoride:3 ppm (Ceiling) ACGIH TLV; 3 ppm OSHA PEL
Carbonyl fluoride: 2 ppm (TWA) ACGIH TLV; 5 ppm (Ceiling)
Personal Protection:
Engineering Measures:
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Hygiene Measures:
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None required under normal conditions of use.
None required under normal conditions of use.
Practise good workplace hygiene. Do not eat or smoke when handling, Wash hands
after handling and before eating and smoking.
None required under normal conditions of use.
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Appearance and Odour
White and no odour Boiling point No data available OC/OF
pH (as supplied)
No data available Melting Point 327/620 11C/11F
Solubility in Water
Insoluble Auto Ignition > 500 / 932 °C/°F
Volatile Content by Volume
No data available Flash Point No data available °C/°F
Specific Gravity
0.3-0.6
Vapour Pressure (mbar)
L-
No data available Vapour Pressure (Torr) No data available
10. Stability and Reactivity
Stability:
Stable in normal conditions.
Material/Conditions to Avoid:
Names and high temperatures.
Hazardous Decomposition:
When exposed to temperatures above 400 OC (752 T) PTFE can be decomposed
to produce toxic gases, predominantly carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide,
hydrofluoric acid, tetrafluoroethytene, hexaftuoropropytene, perfluoro-
isobutylene, carbonyt fluoride and other low -molecular ftuorohydrocarbons.
Hazardous Polymerisation:
Witt not occur.
11. Toxicological Information
For a comprehensive description for the various toxicological (health) effects which may arise if the user comes into
contact with the substance or preparation refer to Section 3 Hazards Identification.
Animal data:
LD50 value: No data available.
Carcinogenicity:
No known carcinogenic effects.
Toxicity Information for PTFE Decomposition Products:
Inhalation: PTFE decomposition products vary widely in toxicity in experimental animals. Four hour LC50S
(inhalation) for decomposition products range from 0.76 ppm (perfluoroisobutane) to 40,000 ppm
(tetraftuoroethytene monomer). Workers exposed to PTFE fumes produced at 350-380 OC (temperatures
associated with liberation of hexaftuoroethane, perfluoroisobutytene and octafluorocyclobutene)
exhibited symptoms consistent with polymer fume fever at workplace air concentrations of 3,5 rl
compounds containing fluorine,
Chronic: Repeated episodes of polymer fume fever may damage the lungs.
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12. Ecological Information
The ecological effects of the product have not been established. The product is not expected to be substantially
biodegradable. The material contains no chlorofluorocarbons (CFC).
Uncontaminated material can be recycled. The material must be property contained. Dispose of at approved land fitt
sites, or by high temperature incineration ' using licensed contractors.
Water or other substances used to extinguish a fire containing the materials, together with the fire remains, must be
collected and be suitably disposed of.
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and the Preparations Directive (88/379/EEC, as amended), implemented in the UK as the Chemical (Hazard
Information and Packing) Regulations 1994 (CHIP, as amended),
Classified as dangerous to supply: No
Risk Phrases : Not applicable
Safety Phrases Not applicable
Symbols : None
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Planning and Community Right -to -Know Act (EPCRA) of 1986 arI 40 611 Pa'rt 372,
reproductive toxicity.
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16. Other Information
This MSDS is compiled in accordance with ANSI 2400.1 and the EU Safety Data Sheet Directive 91/155/EEC.
Sources of information for this data sheet:
• ENSINGER GmbH'7ECAFLON PTFE" EU- TERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET, Issue 745/05, replaces 745104 from 17.03 .04.
• National Library of Medicine (NLM) electronic databases (HSDB, RTECS).
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Information System.
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Although the information and recommendations in this data sheet are to the best of our knowledge correct, it is recommended that
you make your own determination of the material's suitability for your purpose before you use it. The information contained in this
data sheet has been reproduced from the manufacturers data; the accuracy of this information is the responsibility of the
manufacturer, Edwards accept no responsibility for damage of any nature resulting from the use of, or the reliance upon, this data
sheet.
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1. Product and Company Identification
Product name: Fluoroelastomer'O' rings
Synonyms: VitonO'O'rings
Item Numbers: H021 -23 -XXX*, H021-24-)=', H021 -06
-XXX-
* XXX -size dependent - see Edwards Catalog for details.
General enquiries
UK :
France
Germany:
Italy :
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EMERGENCY OYER—VIEff
These products when property handled according to good working and hygienic practices are not dangerous to human
health and the environment.
However, degradation by chemicals, ageing, heat or fire may produce a toxic and/or corrosive residue depending on
the circumstances of degradation and other materials involved.
The combustion products of ftuoroetastomer must be considered toxic and possibly corrosive.
For short and tong term exposure effects see Section 11 Toxicological data.
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Eye Effects:
None under normal conditions of use.
Skin Effects:
None under normal conditions of use. Hydrogen fluoride can be present in fumes from
fires or high temperatures. In the presence of water or humidity hydrogen fluoride
dissolves to form extremely corrosive hydrofluoric acid. Skin contact with this liquid or
decomposition residue can cause painful and penetrating burns. Permanent irreversible
skin tissue damage can occur.
Ingestion/Oral Effects:
None under normal conditions of use.
Inhalation Effects:
None under normal conditions of use. Inhalation of hydrogen fluoride released at high
temperature can be irritating to the lungs and fatal. See comments related to
decomposition fumes in 'Skin Effects' above.
MEDICAL CONDITIONS AGGRAVATED BY EXPOSURE: None known.
4. First Aid Measures
Eyes: No effects requiring first aid are expected during normal use. However, if small particles enter
the eye, flush with sterile water for at least 10 minutes, If irritation persists seek medical
attention.
In case of contact with thermally degraded fluoroelastorner, immediately wash the affected
area with cold running water and seek immediate medical assistance *.
Ingestion/Orat: No effects requiring first aid are expected during normal use.
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If exposed to fumes released during processing, remove the patient to fresh air and seek
medical attention. If exposed to fumes resulting from thermal degradation, seek immediate
medical assistance *, If breathing problems occur, a qualified individual should administer
oxygen or artificial respiration as indicated.
Other Information: In all cases of exposure to thermally degraded ftuoroetastomer, seek immediate medical
advice, indicating that hydrogen fluoride is a decomposition product.
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Extinguishing Media:
Fire and Explosion Hazard:
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When exposed to temperatures above 250 OC/482 OF, fluoroelastomer can
decompose to produce toxic and corrosive substances including hydrogen
fluoride, fluorinated hydrocarbons, carbonyt fluoride, fluorinated otefins and
carbon monoxide.
N#,te,: fy,,-Yses c,?,A letrzr,r,,i iin rA eimc4sot ?.re.-. witX*vt ?,41e*'v-Rte vextilati**_
such as de a control valve.
Fire fighters should wear a self -contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) which
meets appropriate standards operated in positive pressure mode, and full
turnout gear, Wear skin protection adequate to protect from thermal
decomposition products.
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6. Accidental Release Measures
No materiat specific actions are required. Collect the spitted items and reuse or dispose as in Section 13.
Handling: No special precautions required for the product in its moulded state. See Section 5 Fire
Fighting Measures, for information on handling of degraded or charred material.
Storage: Store in cool, well ventilated space away from direct sunlight and sources of ignition.
Store in original packaging showing code numbers.
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Personal Protection:
Engineering Measures: None required under normal conditions of use,
Respiratory Protection: None required under normal conditions of use.
Hand/Skin Protection: None required under normal conditions of use,
Eye/Face Protection: None required under conditions of normal use. Wear safety glasses when
cutting/ machining material.
Hygiene Measures: Practice good workplace hygiene. Do not eat or smoke when handling. Wash
hands after handling and before eating.
Other/General Protection: None,
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Appearance and Odour
Coloured elastomer. Mild
Boiling point
No data available
°C/°F
aromatic odour.
pH (as supplied)
No data available
Freezing Point
No data available
OC/OF
Solubility in Water
Insoluble
Auto Ignition
> 250 / 482
OC/OF
Volatile Content by Volume
No data available
Flash Point
> 250 / 482
OC/OF
Specific Gravity
1.8 to 3.0
Vapour Pressure (mbar)
No data available
Vapour Pressure (Torr)
No data available
Stability: Stable.
Material/ Conditions to Avoid: Strong acids and oxidisers. Temperatures higher than 25011 /482 OF
Hazardous Decomposition: When exposed to temperatures above 315 OC/599 'IF, fluoroetastomer can
decompose to produce toxic and corrosive substances including hydrogen
fluoride, fluorinated hydrocarbons, carbonyl fluoride, fluorinated olefins and
carbon monoxide.
Hazardous Polymerisation: Witt not occur.
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Carcinogenicity:
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12. Ecological Information
The ecological effects of the product have not been established. The product is not expected to be substantially
biodegradable. The material contains no chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs),
13. Disposal Considerations
The material must be property contained. Dispose of at approved landfill, sites, or by high temperature incineration,
using licensed contractors. Disposal must be in accordance with local authority and national regulations.
14. Transport Information
This product is not classified as dangerous under transport regulations.
This product has been classified in accordance with the Dangerous Substances Directive (67/548/EEC, as amended)
and the Preparations Directive (88137 /EEC, as amended), implemented in the UK as the Chemical (Hazard
Information and Packing) Regulations 1994 (CHIP, as amended).
Classified as dangerous to supply : No
Risk Phrases : Not applicable
Safety Phrases Not applicable
Symbols : None
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This product constitutes an "article" and, as such is exempt from SARA 313 reporting requirements (40 CFR Part 372.38,
Paragraph B).
California Proposition 65: This product does not contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer or
reproductive toxicity.
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16. Other Information
This MSDS is compiled in accordance with ANSI Z400.1 and the EU Safety Data Sheet Directive 91/155/EEC.
Sources of information for this data sheet:
Busak + Shamban (Tretteborg Seating Solutions} "FKM-Compound" Safety Data Sheet EG 93/112 -NORM. Issued:
15.05,2002. Revision: 15.03,2004. Version: 2.0.
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NEWMAN
Sanftary
Gasket
Company
P.O. BOX 222 - LEBANON, OFIIO 45036 - PHONE
513-932-7379 -
FAX 513-932-4493
Material Safety Data Sheet
IDENTIFICATION
Chemical ID: Buna, Black; FDA
Compound Number: 1407
Manufacturer's ID: Newman Sanitary Gasket Company
P.O. Box 222
Lebanon, 014 45036
(513) 932-7379
Contact: George Lin, Chief Chemist
HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS
None
PHYSICAL/CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Appearance/Odor: Rubbery solid. characteristic odor
Specific Gravity: 133
Water Solubility: Not soluble
FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA
Flash Point: Not determined
Flammable Limits: LEL, N/A; UEL, N/A
Extinguishing Media: Water, foam, dry powder
Special Firefighting Procedures: Firefighters to wear self-contained breathing apparatus.
Unusual Fire/Explosion Hazard: Product does not present explosion hazard.
HEALTH HAZARD DATA
Effects of Overexposure: N/A
Ernergencylf'irst Aid Procedure: N/A
REACTIVITY DATA
Stability: Stable
Incompatibility: None
Hazardous Polymerization: Will not occur
Condition to Avoid: None
PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFE HANDLING AND USE
Steps in Case of Spill: Pick tip material and place in a suitable container for disposal.
Waste Disposal Method: Product not defined as hazardous waste. Incinerate or landfill in
accordance with applicable federal, state and local regulations,
Others: Avoid routine inhalation of hot processing fumes.
SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS
Precautions to be taken in handing and storing: Store below 1201F away from direct
sources of heat and sunlight.
Other Precautions: Wash thoroughly after handling.
REFERENCE
N/A — Not applicable
The recommendations and information contained herein are believed to be correct, but no
representations, guarantees or warranties of any kind are made as to their accuracy. Because of
the variations in applications used by customers, Newman Sanitary Gasket Company shall not be
liable, and the customer assumes all risks and liabilities with respect to any use of the product by
the customer.
George Y. Lin
Chief Chemist
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1. Product And Company Identification
Outokumpu Stainless Plate, Inc.
549 WestState Road 38,
New Castle, IN 47362
TcL I . 800 349 0023,1_765 529 0120
Outokurripu StainIcss Bar, lnc,
3043 Crenshaw, Parkway,
ffichbuqg, SC 29-7219
TeL 1- 888 158 4601), 1.803 -89,5383
Ounikounpu Stainless pipe, Inc,
1101 North Main Street,
),Vilchvood� F1. 34785
'1'e1, 1-80() 731 -7473, 1-352 '748 1313
Outokunilm Stainless Coil, Inc.
425 North 'Martingale Road, Schaumburg, 11,
'Ie3, 1-800 833 8703, 1-847i 1 7 1
4050
hot ftoqnng, thermal crottirit.), or -,velding of snoinless steel, Cr(VI)
compounds can also be ftirtried by cleaning stainless steel la ith strong
oxide former-,-, at his
,It pI 1, Cr(VI` is classified by N'11) as- "1~nc.iXV11 to
be a human carciralgen"and by ,\('' 'GIf I as A I "("onfirtned Flurnall
carcinogen,"
Manganese as metal and inorganic compolinds in fumes , In
d dust
tren, cause ("NS (rnanganism).
Nickel in alloys is not listed by N'FP and classified by ACG It I as
,\5 "Not suss ectedas as Human carcinilgen."
Potential health effects
No carcinogenic effects resulting from exposure tc),"'tainless steel
have been relsorted, either in epidemiological studies or In rest's
with anialials.
Skin contact: If art indivicituil is already sensitized to nickel,
prolonged skin contact rnay result in all alleritic reaction,
Additional information: Inhalatiom Dust and faunas which may be produced as a tiy.-
Elisabeth 'I'orsner, V134'echnology, Outokurril-al Stainless, Inc. product during grinding, pofishing,abrasive blasting, hot rolling,
Tcl. 1-800 341) 0023, 1765 529 0120, (Office hours) hot foq
ging, lvelding, brazing, thermal cutting, pick-lingand post-
e-.m,,Lih fabrication clearring orsirnilar processes may contain furnes of
chrornimn (VI) oxides arid other welding rod components,
Products: Solid stainless steel products,, various forms and rises.
Grades and Outokumpu Stainless 1rademarks.,
301, 302, 303, 304, 305, 308, 309, 310, 314, 321, 347, 415, FWNI,
1,4306,15311tA", 253MA-, 353MA', and 2304,
This includes all listed grades with letter prefixes and suffixes as
wellas PRO )DEC:;' suffix, with the exception of 303Cu, 304Cu,
UNSS30430,310NIoLN,
2. Hazards Identification
(,'AjqL(jnj! Dust and fumes from welding and other processing care.
eye, skin and respiratory irritants and sensitizers, May Cause metal
fume fever,
AtiLenjign an cause cancer,
1 Cancer hazard. Dust and fumes c,
OSHA Regulatory status
Solid stainless steel products covered by this MSDS are shipped
as non-flammable, non -explosive,, non-reactive articles and do not
constitutea hazardous material in solid forin under the tern -is of
()',',IIA I Lazard Cornmunications, Act, Flowever, some metallic
elements from which this product is manufactured are listed in
OSI IA Hazard Standard (29 CFR 1910D I 000)
Solid stainless steel (I(vs not contain hexavalent chron-aurn,
Chromium as Cr(VI) compound can lie, found in furnes and
dust frnmed by grinding, polishinggg, abrasive blasting, hot ro)lIirkg,,
Section I I discusses health effects iri more detail.
3. Components/ Information On Ingredients
Table I
7)race elements All trace elements as cadnairull, lead, mercurv,
hexavalent chromium, antimony, bervIburn, and bisinuth are
below the levels specified in the European F"l-V and it
Directi-ms, the Japanese Green procurement Standardization
Initiative, and the US EIA J« int Industry Guide JIG.
Other elements may be present such as Carbon, Nitrogen, Sulfur,,
Phosphorous, Boron, Aluminum, Calcium, Cerium, Columbium,
`I'alualurn and'Itingsten. 'Chose are either not hazardous or below
0, P 6 concentration,
4. First Aid Measures
F"niploy firstaid techniques recommended by the
American Red ("ross.
Ewe Contact: In case of irritation front parficulatc, irantediately
flush with plenry of water for 15 minutes and call for medical
assistance. Aristereiric stainless steel lc;articles are not rnagneficand
will not respond to a arra net over the cyc.
Skin contact: In case of skirt irritation or laceration, wash
thoroughly with plenry of soap and wcrer,
Inhalatiom Notapplicable to stainless steel in massive form.
Inhalation of dustand/or furnes from grinding, cutting and
welding operation,; If breathing is difficult remove, person froin
exposed area to fresh air.
Ingestiorv,accidental ingestion is unlikely, If ingested, call for
medical assistance
5. Fire Fighting Measures
Stainless steels are not combustible.There are no special hazards
or precautions associated with stainless steels if in vicinity of so fire.
6. Accidental Release Measures
Not applicable,
7. Handling And Storage
There are no special technical measures involved for handling
stainless steels, Normal precautions should be taken Ioavoid
physical in'ury from coiled or bundled products, possibly with
sharp edges.
Do not use straps or hands, used to secure scorne producls,
for liftirig, Coiland bundled products (c.g" sections, rods,
Scars) may spring apart xvheu the banding is rcarrovedand the
banding itself could cause eye or other injury whoi tension is
relLaseA
-Certain products may, as a result of prcocessing, be brittle or
have residual stresses that might cause fracture or significant
deformation.
*mill pro-tritici s are likely to have sharp edges that could cause
laccrationsand flyin
I g particles may fie produced when
shearing,
-Adopt sontable svork procedures to take account of hazards
arising from the risk of fracturing or the release of tension
when breaking open banding,
• Use Imitable racks to ensure slabilitY when stacking narrmcy
coils or bundled material.
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8. Exposure Controls/ Personal Protection
Exposure guidelines
There are no occupational exposure limits for stainless steels,
Occupational exposure limits apply tosonic components
anticertain of their compounds,`Fable 2 shows linlits according to
current, L'S legislation.
Engineering controls
l"Imploy appropriate control measures when welding, 1,),razing,
thermal cutting, horning, sawing, grinding, or post fabrication
cleaning of st,-dnIcss steel. Use local exhaust and dilutic,)n
ventilation to control dust and/or furries.
Welding and related processes: Read and understand the '.\ISI)S,
manufacturers instruction, nand precautionary labels for welding
consuniables, See American National Standard Z49. 1, Safety in
Welding and Cutting, published I -,)v the American Welding Society,
5iO N,V'Lejeune Road,Miami, Florida 33126, and 0SHA
Publication 2206 (29 O"R 1910), U.S. Government Printing Office,
W";rshingt(,-.)n, FXG 20402, for more details on exposure controls.
Pickling, acid cleaning and neutralization of cleaning wastes:
Read :and understand the cleaning product NMSDS, manufacturers,
instructionand precautionary labels for cleaning agents.
Unintende,cl use of strong oxidizers (high pi I) on stainless steel
roav cause ("r(\'I) comp,)unds, to form at arribient temperatures.
Eye/face protection: \XearANSI 287.1 approved safety glasses
with side shields or goggles where tiletal dust or frillic is present,
U,se appropriate eye protection, including welding helmets and/or
face shields Nvith protective filter lenses when welding, brazing or
thermal cutting. Select weldiril lens shades from the American
V'elding SocietY publication F-2,21 Use appropriate eyc/
face protection when cleaning and pickling stainless steel.
Skit: protLctioti- Vear protective gloves while handling stainless
steel TO prevent cuts and skin abrasions, and to reduce the risk of
sensitization front skin contact, Wear appropriate hand protection
when welding, brazingand thermal cutring. \Vearacid proof
gloves, when cleaning and pickling stainless steels.
Respiratory protection: Usca NIOSI-1-approved respirator for
dust and fumes or an air supplied respirator where local exhaust
i
Dr
t enend dilution ventilation does not keep exposures below the
PE1, orTIA' f6rair contaminants.
Protective clothing: Wear suitable protective clothing and
equipment, such as hand arid cyc protection to take account
of hazards arising from the risk of fracturing or the release
of tension when breaking open handing, Safety shoes are
recommended. \Vear apprclpriate hand and body protection during
welding, brazing, and thermal cutting on stainless steel, Refer to
ANSI Z49,1 f6r more infc�rnration. Vear appropriate hand and
body protection when cleaning and pickling stainless steel.
General Hygiene Considerations: Do not eat, smoke, or drink in
areas where metal dust or fume is present. Utilize good personal
hr gicne including washing hands and face prior to eating
or drinking
Color: Varying from dull very light ,re); to shiny metallic light
grey i c) bright mirror- finish,
( )(lot:
Odorless
Odi.)r threshold:
Notapplicable
plivsical state:
ticalicl
P14:
Not applicable
Melting ft(.)int: 2500 2760 'F0370
—
Boiling Point:
Not applicable
Flash poitw
Not applicable
Evaponation rate:
Not applicable
Flammability:
Not applicable
F7xplosive kraits:
Not applicable
Vapor pressure:
Not applicable
Vapor density:
Nor applicable
Specific gravirl 02, 0.30 lbs. /in3 (7,7 --- K 1 kg/dn
Solubiliti, (");:ter):
Insoluble
partition Coefficient:
Not applicable
Auto ignifion temperature:
Nc)� applicable
F)ec(.-)mposition temperature:
Not applicable
Thermal expansic)n (atribient to 10
-- 16 x 10" ml/rn"("
Thert'nai conductivity (ambient ternperature):
12 -- 30 \X; it m'("
Magnetic;,Austenitic stainless steels are non--tretgnetic in niost
supply conditions, but may be para-triagnetic in sonic supply
conditions. Duplex, ferritic and ireirrensitic stainless
steels are,
triagnenc,
10. Stability And Reactivity
Chemic.d stability-, Stable and non-reactive under normal
arribient atmospheric conditions.
Conditions toavoid: None known
Incompatible materials- Ma ' v react in contact with Strong",
Acid
to release gaseous acid decoMposition prcducts, qg- hydrogen,
oxides of nitrogen. Use of strong oxidizers (high p}I) on
stainless steel may cause Cr(VI) compounds to form at ambient
temperatures.
possibility of hazardous by-products —Welding fumes.
Various fumes and gases may he produced when stainless steel
is subjected to welding, brazing, thermal cutting, and similar
processes at high temperature. Such fumes and gases cannot
he sinij-,)ly classified,The compositionand quantity of both
are dependent upon the composition of the base metal and
the process, procedures, and consumables being used. Other
conditions which :also influence the composition and quantity of
the flames and gases to which workers may be exposed include;
coatings ()it the base metal (such as paint, plating, galvartizing, arid
phosphate coatings), the number of workers performing -,velding,
brazing, thermal cutting, or other related operations, the Vlilurne
of the workarea, the quantity of consurnables used, the design
and arnount of'ventilation delivered, the position of the worker's
head with respect to the furne plurne,and the presence of
contaminants in the atmosphere (,such as chlorinated hydrlwarbon
vapors from solvent, cleaning
or painting ,Activities) which milt'
decompose by the are 'into toxicgases such as lfliosgenc.
Decomposition products front welding, brazing, thermal cutring
operaticnis will include those originating from the volatilization,
reaction, or oxidation of ingredients in welding rods, fluxes, and
Hers, plus those from the base incral and coatings, etc. Possible
decomposition products diat may be generated during welding,
brazing or thermal cutting include complex oxides of the
ingredients listed in Section 3, Furnes generated during welding,
brazing, or thermal cutting may cornant: chromium compounds,
including hexavalern chrorniurn (Cr VO: nickel; manganese; iron,
molybdenuin;and silicon cornpc)unds,
'rfie employer is required by OSHA to hinit the worker's, level of
exposure to chemicals for which ( )SI 1A has established a PEIL in
I
9C TR 19 10 iu2 pa rt Z , The only way to detern-line at worker's
exposure to welding, brazing or thermal cutting decomposition
products is by sarnplingand analYses rising accepted industrial
hy, iene technique,,,. The composition and quantity of the fumes
and gases to which a worker is exposed can Ile established from
an air sarnple(s) c6rained from inside the welder's helinct, if
worn, or in the worker's breathing zone. Review ANSUAW's FH
and Fl 3 stairdar&, for further infort-nation on air sampling for
welding decorriposition product&
11. Toxicology Information
Acute effects
In its solid f(.-,)rni stainless steel does not present an inhalation,
absorption, or ingestion hazard.
Short terns over-exposure to the fumes generated by hot rolling,
hot forgyjng, welding, brazing, or thernial cutting oil stainless steel
may result in dizziness; nausea;and irritation of the eyes, skill,
lungs., nose and throat. Nletal fume fever, a flu-like illness lasting
about 24 hours with chills, ache, cough, and fever can Ile caused
by overexposure to metal fumes, including iron, chromium,
manganese and copper.
,\fetal dust particles may cause eve, skin and/or respiratory
systern irritation, Acute asthma attacks may be experienced by
asthmatics when metal dust or fume is inhaled,
Chronic effects, inhalation or ingestion
Dust and fumes
Grinding, polishing,,abrasive blasting, hot rolling, hot for,0"rig,
thermal cutting or %velding may produce stainless steel dust
or fumes containing cl-iniplex or mixed oxides (spincls) of its
components, Over long periods, inhalation (,.)f excessive airborne
levels may have long term health effects, primarily affecting the
lumg,s, e.g." lung fibrosis, or pneurnoconiosis. Overexposure to iron
oxide can cause siderosis (depclshs of iron in the lung) which
may affect pulmonary friction. I-Jowever, studies of wtlrkers
exposed to nickel pmvder and dust and fumes generated in the
production of nickel alloys and stainless steels have not indicated
a respiratory cancer hazard.
Nickel
For stainless steels there is no direct evidence of carcinogenic
effects in inan, nor indirect evidence frorn ararnals tested lar-
relevant routes, i.e. inhalation or ingesfion. fit other studies, using
non -relevant routes in aturnals, alloys with up to 40% nickel
caused no significant increase in cancer.
The Nit not ral Toxicology Prograrn modified its classification of
nickel in the 10" Report oil Carcirrogens, 2002, Nickel alloys,
e.g. stainless steels svere reviewed but were excluded due to
inadequate hurnan data and insufficient rodent cancer data to
list. NTP regards metallic nickel as "Reasonably anticipated to
Ile as carcinogen" and nick -el compounds are, "Knc)wn hutnarl
carcinogens.
California Pa position 65 hasadolned the sarne distinctionsas NTP
ACG I I I is now classifying elentenral nickel as A5 "Not suspected
asa flurnan carcinogen,
()S1 L\ has not made as distinction and lists "nickel nictaland
insoluble compounds- in 29 CFR 19 10, 1000.
WOMM
Grinding, polishing, abrasive blasting, hot rolling and hot forging
dust, welding fumes and thern'tal cutting fumes nray contain
Cr(N'l) hexavalent chromium compounds. Studies haveshown
that sonic hexavalent, chrorniurn compounds can cause cancer,
Chroritturn as Cr(Vl) hexavalent compound in fumes and dust is
classified by N'11) cis "Known to be as hurnan c,.arcinogen"and by
A(,`,(,lf`l as AI "Confirmed Human carcinogen,"
(',hronnum as metal or Cr(ll) and Cr(llf) oxides is not listed fly
NTP and is classified by,V"(3111 as A4 " Not classifiable as as
human carcinogen." f lowever, epidemiological studies amongst
welders indicate no extra risk of cancer when welding stainless
steels, compared to the slightly increased risk 'when welding steel,,,,
that do not contain chromium.
Manganese
Overexposure to manganese can result in central nervous
system effects referred to as inanganism, including symptoms
of muscular Nveakness, impaired speech and tremors similar
to Parkinson's disease. I lowever, as nev, study of 49,488 inale
welders compared to 489,,i72 men from the general Swedish
population did not reveal any statistically significantly increased
risks for Parkinsons disease or other basal t
ganglia and movement
disorders for welders compared with an age and geographically
matched general plipulation comparison cohort,
Molybdenum and Copper
Both molybdenum anti copper are, necessary uLaritional cleflactim
I figh doses of niolvbdeflUna may antagonizeabsor i
Pnon
of collper. Likewise, high doses of copper may antagonize
absorprion of rnolybdenurn
Overexposure to rnolybdenurn causes anernia, gout -like
M-fideonfeand increases uricacid levels, In experimentalanitnals
molybderturn toxicity causes Nveig,)it loss, harinful changes of the
liver, kidnevs, and bones slid impaired reflexes.
Cobalt
The class if�i cations of cobalt is valid for alloys, Cobalt dust rren,
cause an astluna-like disease. Based on hard- filet 1.11 workers,
IARC has made a difference between cobalt metal with (2A)
and without (211) tungsten. NTI"s. I F" report on ( arcinogens
classifies cobalt sulfate as "Reasonably anticipated to be
carcinogen." AC,G111 classifies cobalt as A3 Confirmed Anitnal
('arcira,fg
,en with Unkruiwrf Relevance to Flumans,
Dermatological effects
Stainless steels do not cause nickel sensitization by prolonged skill
contact in hunian, Ho-,svver, nickel is classified as as skin sensitizer,
It causes skin sensitation in susceptible individuals through
prolonged intimate c(,-nitact with the skin (e.g. wearing jewelry).
Numerous patch tests have estalilished that most stainless steels
do not cause sensitization. I losvever, studies have shown that, in
sorne individuals already sensitized to nickel, close and prolonged
skin contact with the re.-sulfttrized freemachiningtypes of
stainless steels smith 0.15 03i`o S (416, 4300 303, 303(-1u) mai-
cause an allergic reaction,
Other observations
Long-term experience of stainless steels in the most varied
EPC RA is Section 3102,3 a 3111312 and 313
applications has demonstrated that fliese vcry resistant fnaterells
are erfunently suioal:)Ic where hygiene is of pararnoutu importance
(e.g, food processing and food preparation), NI ):'ll lists Welding
exi-wsure as the lW'Jargesr cause of work related asthnia,
but makes no distinction bersven stainless and carbon steel
welding, There are sorne reports in that there is a risk of
developing asdirna froin chroraiurn (VI )compounds and nickel
in welding firm s. In the European Union, stainless steel welding
fonte did not nicer the classification criteria required to be listed
asa "substance causingasthriec"
12. Ecological Information
13. Disposal Considerations
If discarcicd, thv, tn,,uerial is, aa. R('RA hazarklot's Nvasn:
dIW to the c-1-tronnuln, mangarwst� and nickel contcws,
Recycle if' possibleSurl')1us and scrap (\vastc) stainloss, steel is
valuable,and in demand for the production of prime stainless
steel, Recycling routes are well established, and recycling is
there, fore the preferred shap osal route,
14. Transport Information
Stainless steel products in the solid form tare not classified as
HAZMAT, No Label is required during transport.
15. Regulatory Information
See'rable 3 for E11(.RA/S,-\RA information. For solid stainless
steel prcIducts the required Label may he transtrutted to the
customer at the nine of the initial shipment, see—"') (TR
11) 10. 12(0 (f)(2)(i),
Inventories
0SFL\ United States Included
TSCA United States Included
California Safe DrinkingWater and 'Foxic Enforcement Act (Proposition 65)
WARNINGThis product contains or Produces chenticals kincisvla to the. State of ('alifornia to cause cancer, ((:aIif(.rrnia ficalth and
Safety ('ode`Q5249-5 et seq)
16. Other Information Prepared By:
Food contact materials: f"fisaloctfiTorsner
Stainless steel grades 304 sand 3041, are approved by NSF for Vice President -Technology
f(,)(.)d and drinking waier applications, and 2304 for drinking water Outokurripu Stainless, Inc.
applications,
Basic information used to draw up this information:
References to key data -
()S1 IA, Standards 29 CIF'R, 19 10. 1000 - 1200
\ NST Z49 1:2005, Sa fery in \Xelding and Cutting
F'PA Clonso-,)hdatcel List of ("hernic,,ils Subject to the F:rnexgetocy
planning and G,nirmunit-y -Right-to-Knory Act (ETICAA) and
section 112(0 of the Clean Air Act,
DOT, Standards 49 Cl"R.17-1 101 102
National To'.6cology Program, 11"' Report on Carcinogens, 2005
ACCAI f, TINs and BEls, 2006 edition
International Agency for Research on Cancer, 'IARC
Monographs on the F"Naluation of Carcrnogvnic Risks to
I lUrnans', vol, 1- 88
N. Becker: Cancer inortalitv' artiong arc welders exposed to fumescontaining chro-uttiuria and nickel, Results of a third folloosv-up:
1989 1995
INI( )A, International Molybdenum Institute
Outokutnpu Stainless MSDS, European vers -ion, 1005ENN2,
March 2004,
C','NL Fored: Parkinson's Disease and other Basal C'Yanglia or
Movement disorders in as large nationwide cohort of Swedish
welders, Occupational and 11riviroirimental Medicine, February
21006,
This MS replaces:
Outokurnpu Stainless NISDS I I(t, I dated 12.15.2004,
Disclaimer
T lie in fo)rrnation contained in thi- document is based (,)it the
present leveI of our knowledge and experience. The inforritation
applies to this specific material as supplied. It may not bevalid for
this triaterial it' it is used in conibination with any other inaterial
or in any other pirciduci form,
Availability
All Outokurripu Stainless US MSDS are avaikible at the
Outokunipu website, To find thcrti g(.,) to htrp://�,vv%v
out okumpuxorri/stainicss /na and click on the MSDS sideban
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MODEL: #30
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APPLICATION
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STEAM RATING: 150 PS@ WSP
TEMPERATURE RANGE: -29'C-+200'C
SPECIFICATION
BODY MATERAL: CE5
END CONNECTIONTHREADED, NPT or BSP or BSPT
mm
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• Excellent chemical compatibility
• Handles extreme temperatures to +450T
• Environmentally safe
• Resists moisture
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Construction
Tube: 919 - Natural FDA Compliant PTFE
9199 - Black Static -Dissipative PIT'j,'
Reinforcement: 304 Stainless Steel braid
Temperature Range:
-1 (K)'Ftea +450T (-73'(, to +232T)
Change in length at working pressure is +2% to -4%
Min, Bursa Pressure is 4x Max. Working PreSSUR!
at 73*1-'(23*(,)
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91 Series - pg. E-52
91N Series - pg. E-52
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Temperature controller: digital w/ ti in & alarrn
Safety features" overheat protection w/ alarm
Maximum temperature''570"F
Shelves included. 2 (max 5)
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Power
110V 50/60Hz 1-PH 1.6A (or 220V 50/80Hz 1-PH 5.8A
Power connection
I 10V: US standard _prong plug (NEMA 5-P
Heaters
1500 watts
Chamber material
Stainless steel
Temperature
Low proportional gain, PICT control for heater output
controller
by microcomputer
Temperature range
Ambient to 480E (50OF Max for less than 30 minutes)
Temperature units
Fahrenheit or Celsius
Temperature
+/_ 1 F
accuracy
Maximum heating
8-15 OF/min
rate
Dwelling timer range
1-9999 minutes
Chamber dimensions
16.5 x 14.5 x 14" (WxDxH
Unit dimensions
28 x 22 x 22" (WxDxH
Shipping dimensions
82 x 22 x 28" (UWxDxH
Vacuum level
Better than 500 microns/millitorrs
Maximum vacuum
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Vacuum gauge range
0 to 80" Hg
Vacuum connector
8/8" hose barb
Unit weight
140 Lb
Shipping weight
200 Lb
Shelves
Holds maximum 5 shelves
Door gasket material
Silicone
Observation window
1/2" tempered safety glass
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K thermocouple (double sensoo_
v uq iNINWiI Shortbreaker
Self-diagnostic function (sensor abnormality, heater disconnection and
Triac short circuit detection; automatic temperature over -r se prevent on
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Independent Temperature Overheat Prevention device
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Explosives 2. Trinitrobenzens, Trinitrotoluene, Picric acid, and other explosive nitro
Explosives Substances mpounds,
3, Peracetic acid, Methyl ethyl ketone peroxide, Benzoyl peroxide, and
other organic peroxides.
Metallic lithium, Metallic potassium, Metallic sodium, Yellow phosphorus,
Combustible Phosphorus sulfide, Red phosphorus, Celluloid, Calcium carbide, Lime
Substances phosphate, ^# -s powder, Aluminum powder, and otherignitable
metal powders and sodium dithionite__(hydrosulfite).
1 Potassium chlorate, Sodium chlorate, Ammonium chlorate, and
other chlorates,
d perchlorate, «d perchlorate, Ammonia perchlorate,
and other perchlorates,
I Oxidants 1 Potassium peroxide, Sodium peroxide, Barium peroxide, and other
inorganic peroxides,
4Potassium nitrate, Sodium nitrate, Ammonia nitrate, and other
Flammables 5. Sodium chlorite and other chlorites,
other
Ethyl ether, Gasoline, Acetaldehyde, r' dd ,.._.. chloride, Carbon
disulfide, and flammable substances with a flash point below
minus 300C.
Normal hexane, Ethylene oxide, Acetone, Benzene, Methyl ethyl
ketone, and flammable substances with a flash point between
Ignitable minus 300C and OOC.
Substances i' Methanol, Ethanol, Xylene, Pentyl acetate (amyl acetate), and
inflammable d
Kerosene, Light oil, Turpentine oil, Isoamyl alcohol, Acetic acid, and
flammable substances with a flash point between 300C and 650C
Eombustible Hydrogen, Acetylene, Ethylene, Methane, Ethane, Propane, Butane, and
Gases other gases that are flammable under I atmospheric pressure at 150C.
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Vacuum Oven (National Appliance Company)
Standard Operating Procedure
Kerwin Wang
I.Make sure, the oven and wafer are clean- free of any particulates that could contaminate the oven,
.Turn on the power
3.Open the door, put sample into the chamber.
4.Close the vent valve
5.Hold the door firmly
6.Vacuuni the oven by turning on the vacuum valve (the normal pressure is around 22-28 in -Hg below the
arm.)
7.Heat the oven:
a. Slowly increase the current from 0 to I (The red light will be on at this time (heating), It will
bring the oven to 3(Ic and then the red light will be automatically off (stop heating),
b. If the current is increased too fast, the circuit -protect -switch will automatically turn off the
power.
c. Slowly increase the power by I until the desired temperature is reached.
It will take at least 35minutes to bring the oven to 120 C)
rl. Don't overheat the oven.
If the current protect switch automatically turns off, here is the restart procedure
a. Turn offthe main power
b. Decease the current controller to 0
c. Reset the power
d. 'rum the main power on
e. Gradually increase the power again; when you see that the red light is on, stop until you
see the light is off again and then follow the procedure 7.c.
Note: Never put wet sample on hot glass (such as 250c). The glass will break,
The reference thermal balance temperature of the vacuum oven is measured under room temp =67.71",
humidity =84.8 and normal pressure around 22-28 in -Hg .
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Internet/Catalog:
204353715
SAX is the brand tradesman and industrial users look for to
achieve professional results. EMAX Tools and Equipment deliver
overwhelming performance to ensure that they meet the needs of
the most demanding environments. The EMAX line of Air
Compressors requires less maintenance, service and downtime
than any other compressors in the Air Industry, All products are
designed with exacting tolerance and specifications to deliver all
the power that is needed at the Jobsite, Garage or Shop for
extreme performance all day and every day. EMAX 10 HP piston
series offers quiet low RPMs with solid cast iron construction for
extended life. Every EMAX piston series compressor includes belt
tensioned, auto drain and continuous run feature. All EMAX piston
pumps deliver big air and include steel connecting rods and
removable disc valves. Air stream technology insures you will have
the coolest, quietest air compressor in the industry. Made in
America of domestic and foreign parts.
0 Piston series two stage cast iron pump with dual control design
allows for automatic or continuous run rated at up to 50,00#
0 Ram-tek solid steel, heavy gauge rods built for maximum
* Flow-tek concentric disc valves delivers maximum perl��
* Cool-tek - the coolest running compressors in the industry
featuring air stream technology which provides 35 percent
lower operating temperature reducing moisture build up and
* Belt tension adjuster - fast, easy one turn desig
• Auto tank drain with 110 -volt dual timer controlled, eliminates
daily maintenance
• Gate valve oil drain provides quick, clean oil changes
• Magnetic starter
0
Air Delivery SCFIVI @ 40PSI:
29.0
Ai
32 in
Certifications and Listings
4 -UL Certified,CSA Lis ed, TL Listed
Compressor Tank Capacity (Gallons)
120
Compressor Type
Workshop and Industrial
Compressor/Air Features
No Additional Features
Decibel ti (Outdoor)
72 dBA
Horsepower(
10
Included
No additional components or accessories are included
Manufacturer Warranty
Year
Maximum ressur (s
175
Portable
No
Product Weight (lb.)
988
Pump Type:
Cast Iron 3 Cylinder
Reconditioned
No
Returnable
-Da
Stage Counta
Dual Stage
Tank Material
Steel
Tank Style
Vertical
Voltage volts : 230
One unit to be utilized at west double doors and one unit to be utilized at southeast
corner roam.
clean filtered air.
Scrubbing) CFM: 2520
Jm lira`42umII 3h
Aax Exhst CFM: 1260
Jrn 2100 m3h
�O O 1 sac contact time
kecommended Min
kirflow 630 cfm
056 m3lh
Irefifter: Yes
-lange: 10", 12", 14"
Height: 1 50cm / 60
Total Weight. 71 kg
156lbs
Carbon Weight: 56kg
123lbs
80pa / 5�ll ����
4U_Ikmqw."44�11 U&IIA&
=AN Watts
nsumed F i �e_r e—d
lax -Fan 16"
22 Wafts
410 CFM
lax -Fan 14"
50 Wafts
230 CFM
lax -Fan 12'
80 Watts
440 CFM
`,ars-Fara 12" HO 290
Vatts 888
THANK YOU ■ O DURABREEZE. YOUR„ AND
IMPORTANTSUCCESS ARE ,, US. CAREFULLY READ THE FOLLOWING
BEFOREINSTRUCTIONS M
FEATURES
s QUIETLY AND EFFICIENTLY INCREASES AIRFLOW
♦ THERMALLY PROTECTED MOTOR
• POWDER COATED STEEL. HOUSING
• 1 ZOV PREWIRED POWER CORD
• =YEAR WARRANTY
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AIRFLOW CFM,. 435
VOLTAGE'.: 1 20
WATTAGE� 108
WATTAGE: 120
AmPERAGE� 0.9B
C M 'US
Intertek
AMPERAGE: 1,0
RPM*2500
WEIGHT (L.SS): I0 8
AIRFLOW CFM: 745
VOLTAGE: 1 20
WATTAGE: 1 60
AMPERAGE: 1,4
RPM:2500
WEIGHT (LSS): 13.7
AIRFLOW CFM: 7501
11 oLTAEE: 12.0
WATTAGE: 1 85
AMPE.RAGE:: 1 .7
RPM:. 2500
WEIGHT (LBS): 1 3.
I 6
AIRFLOW CFM: 1060
VOLTAGE: 120
WATTAGE:. 2 10
AMPERAGE.: 1 .
RPM: 2500
WEIGHT (LBS) 1 7.2
SWARNING To PREVENT SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY AMC) DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT OR OTHER PROPERTY, PLEASE OBSERVE
THE FOLLOWING:
n DURASREEZE INLINE FANS ARE TO BE USED ONLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH MANUFACTURER SPECIFICATIONS.
y, a NEVER EXPOSE THE: DURABREEXE INLINE FAN TO TEMPERATURES ABOVE 1 31'F (55'C) OR RELATIVE HUMIDITY” GREATER THAN 70%.
' CONNECT THE DURABRE.EY;E INLINE FAN TO A 1 20V POWER SOURCE ONLY.
s ALWAYS DISCONNECT UNIT FROM POWER SOURCE PRIOR TO SERVICING AND CLEANING.
° DURABREEXE INL$NE FANS ARE: FOR GENERAL VENTILATION PURPOSES ONLY. DO NOT USE TO EXHAUST HAZARDOUS OR FLAMMABLE GASES.
* IF UNFAMILIAR WITH THIS TYPE OF APPL40ATdON, PLEASE CONSULT A CERTIFIED ELECTRICIAN OR CONTACT SUNLEAVES GARDEN
PRODUCTS FOR TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE,.
INSTALLATION AND USE
1. BEFORE CONNECTING THE UNIT TO A POWER SOURCE, SPIN THE SLADE TO ENSURE IT IS FREE OF
OBSTRUCTIONS AND DOES NOT CATCH ON OR SCRAPE AGAINST THE FAN HOUSING.
NECESSARY,2. IDENTIFY AN EASILY ACCESSIBLE LOCATION FOR INSTALLATION OF THE� DURABREEZE INLINE FAN. IF
REMOVE A PORTION DUCTING TO POSITION y
3. AS ILLUSTRATED, PLACE SCREWS IN THE MOUNTING BRACKET HOLES AND
PLACE THE RUBBER INSERTS, FLAT SIDES DOWN, OVER THE SCREWS WITH
THE THINNER EDGES FACING EACH OTHER. RUBBER PADS SHOULD BE
BETWEEN THE BRACKET AND THE FAN HOUSING,. SECURE THE BRACKET
TO THE FAN BY TIGHTENING THE SCREWS WITH A 5I.i r 1 SOCKET OR WRENCH,
SECURELY MOUNT THE FAN TO A SUPPORTING WALL. USING THE ATTACHED
MOUNTING BRACKETS.
5. ENSURE THE POWER SOURCE IS THE CORRECT VOLTAGETO AVOID DAMAGING THE FAN MOTOR.
C)URABREEZE INLINE FAN INTO A PROPERLYr • I 20V OUTLET r
NOTE: To MAINTAIN OPTIMAL PERFORMANCE, REGULARLY UNPLUG THE FAN AND INSPECT THE IMPELLER FOR
OBSTRUCTIONS. WIPE AWAY ANY DIRT OR DEBRIS WITH A DAMP CLOTH.
DuraBreeze.com
Medical l J Supply LIX Best Colorado Meds 11/20/14
6325 W. * Ave Bid # FS] 236
Wheat -ridge, Co.<80034
Attn: Casandra
Install 117# /704 ABC 19'L19'LX l 3VX9URoorn (Back Half
Thank you for the opportunity to bid on the following installation and trips t.
This proposal is to provide 117# ICT 70 # ABC Dry Cliernical Suppression Syst trs and its Components in
cornpl`r : sem with current A-17# & 33 Fire Codes and the 1=9 Authority Having Jurisdiction, it is the
respon4bifity of the customer to install all dectricalAdditional by the
lA=I AHJ during plan review inay not be included will be subject to at change order. We have not included
protection of personal property, it shall be the owner's responsibility to remove or protect items to prevent dada
from m bre gel. Our prior are based on normal workinghours Monday through Friday and one
niobilizationsite, NOTE The back half of the would have to be sealed off divided in half with a wall and
Labor
de-, rkcrrty, 4o cxN
onent,Nozzles, Link Line, Horn Arid Strobe, remote 1, Micro Swifch� to
Ivry, Nozzles
, fittings,)
"I. - 17 # & 70# ABC, Industria Dry Chemical system (18 Hours
Drawings, App fee, Eng Stamp _. .
FinalTest'and Blow down with ilio AtU and sign off ('Wheat -ridge Firs
. nhfir) Evdusio : ,120vae connectmn to the appliances and orfire alarm controlpanel, duct
nork. Monitoring ftnting and or Dtyrnafi Repairs, and Replacement ofteili g tiles or late night work
'1"`MA imn� t I T test InAnAoAl CC IAX 04
Terms - down upon approval nd balance due upon final inspection. This propoW is vaUd for 30 days.
Sentry bare & Safety, Inc. remves the right to charge inumt, attorney and collection frch if custorm fails to abide by ternis,
A monthly The (if % will be charged on any portions not paid within 20 days of invoicing. The above-menfioned pany is resporeable for
any andrill cart asweetted in the collection of any unpaid Warrem
Thank you for considering use and please let me know if Nve can be of further assistance.
t
Billy Icy Henderson
Systems Manager
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Signe and accepted by t" ciia i as f", t
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MIPRequirements ............................................................ ............... .........................4
ProductionRooms ....................................................» ......................... ..., ..........................
Sanitation........ ................................ ................. ......... ............... ...................... .»...........4
Marijuana Concentrate Butter Production..».............................................................7
Preparation.......................... ...... ......... ............... , ......... .....,,.. ........ ......... ........»....7
Cooking/Hoerr-To Guide . ... ............... .......... .... ......... .......... .................................7
Post-Cooking/Cleanup ....................... ...... .......... ........ ...... ..... ,........ ............ .......»....7
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RecordKeeping.... ........ ....... ... ............................. ............... ............... ,.... ............. .........R
MarijuanaConcentrate Tincture Production........................................................'9
Preparation......... ....... ......... ......... ..........» ......,................ ..................,........ ,...............9
Cooking/How-To Guide ..................... ....... ......................... ........ ......... ..........................,..........9
Post-Cooking/Cleanup ................ ....... ......... .......... » ...........,......,........ ........» ..............9
Packaging/Labeling..... ......... ......... .............,..........., .........,..... ....,.. ........ .............9
METRCEntry .............. ......... ........................ .......... ......... ........... ,.„,...............................
10
Recordbeeping . .................... ................,............................... , ., .... ......... ..........10
Log sheetsEdible Product Production ...............................................................10
Preparation ....... .......................................... ........ ...................... ........ ,................... .........
11
Cooking/Hove-To wide .... ............».,.............................. .......................... .....11
Post-Cooking/Cleanup. ...».... ......... ......................... ............... ...... ...................... ........11
Packaging/Labeling................. ......... .................. ................,...................................
METRCEntry ...... ......... . < ......... .......................................................... .......... ........ ..........11
Record:Keeping........ .... ............................. .... ............................... ............ . .....................11
Concentrate(Hash) Production ................................................. ......, ......... .........1
ExtractorOperating Procedures .......... ............................ ..................... ....... ..........12
SafetyChecks .................. ........ ......... .......... ........... ........ .......,.. ........ ..,........, .< .....12
Preparation......... ......... ......... .....................................--............ ........, ......... ..........12
: traction/Methods .................. ...................... ............ ...... .............. ..... ..........
12
Purging........................................... ................................ ., ....».... ........ ................ .....,...1
Cleaning.............».................................... ........».. ..... .......... .............. .. ........1
Disposal........... .......... ......... ......... ... ,................. ......... .... ................. ........ :............... 14
QualityControl.......... ........ ......... ...... ............ ........................ ............. ..........15
Recordkeeping/Documentation.............. ..............., ............ ........---..... .........15
EmergencyProcedures ... ............ ............... ................... ..............................16
PureEmergency........................................... ........».»...................................... ...........1
ChemicalSpill .... ......... ...................... ............ ........ ......... ........, ........., .......... .........16
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Training................................. .......................»....»,...................................... ...17
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Production Rooms
Medical MJ Supply LLC's space in which any Medical Marijuana
Concentrate is to be produced is a fully enclosed room and clearly
designated on the current diagram of the Licensed Premises.
■ Diagrams of the MIP production facility are kept in the
office.
Entire facility diagram
Kitchen area diagram
Concentrate/ hash production diagram
Sanitation
Enstiree that all applicable sa nitar~tl rules arefollowe&
General Standards
• A Medical Marijuana -Infused Products Manufacturer may be
subject to inspection by the local fire department, building;
inspector, or code enforcement officer to confirm that no health or
safety concerns are present.
• A MedicalMarijuana-Infused Products Manufacturer that
manufacturers Edible Medical Marijuana -Infused Product shall
comply with all kitchen -related health and safety standards of the
relevant local licensing authority and, to the extent applicable, with
all Colorado Department of Public health and Environment health
and safety regulations applicable to retail food establishments, as
set forth in 6 CCI 1010-2.
• As an industry we are not held to these standards as of yet.
• Medical MJ Supply LLC is preparing for the future in which
the MIP facility will need to meet the requirements of the
Department of Public Health and Safety.
• General Saanitaxry R quir rtr ent°s. Medical MJ Supply LLC shall take
all reasonable measures and precautions to ensure the following;
• That any person who, by medical examination or
supervisory observation, is shown to have, or appears to
have, an illness, open lesion, including; boils, sores, or
infected wounds, or any other abnormal source of microbial
contamination for whom there is a reasonable possibility of
contact with preparation surfaces for Medical Marijuana or
Medical ;Marijuana -Infused Product shall be excluded from
any operations which may be expected to result in such
contamination until the condition is corrected,
• That hand -washing facilities shall be adequate and
convenient and be furnished with running water at a
suitable temperature. Hand -washing facilities shall be
located in the Licensed Premises and/or in Medical
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Marijuana -Infused Product preparation areas and where
good sanitary practices require employees to ivash and/or
sanitize their hands, and provide effective hand -cleaning
and sanitizing preparations and sanitary towel service or
suitable drying devices;.
That all persons working in dire=ct contact with preparation
of Medical :Marijuana or Medical Marijuana -Infused ;product
shall conform to hygienic practices while can duty, including
but not limited to:
• Maintaining adequate personal cleanliness;
• Washing hands thoroughly in an adequate hand -
washing area(s) before starting work, prior to
engaging in the production of a Medical Marijuana.
Concentrate or manufacture of a Medical Marijuana -
Infused Product and at any other time when the
hands may have become soiled or contaminated; and
• Refraining from having direct contact with
preparation of Medical Marijuana or Medical
Marijuana -Infused Product if the person has or may
have an illness, open lesion, including boils, sores, or
infected wounds, or any other abnormal ;source of
microbial contamination, until such condition is
corrected.
Please see/ review company policies on
employee hygiene
• That there is sufficient space for placement of equipment and storage
of materials as is necessary for the maintenance of sanitary operations
for production of Medical Marijuana or Medical Marijuana -Infused
Product,
• That litter and waste are properly removed.
• That floors, walls, and ceilings are adequately cleaned and kept clean
and kept in good repair,
• That there is adequate safety -type lighting in all areas where Medical
Marijuana or Medical Marijuana -Infused Product are processed or
stored and where equipment or utensils are cleaned;
• That the Licensed Premises provides adequate screening or other
protection against the entry of pests.
• That any buildings, fixtures, and other facilities are maintained in a
sanitary condition;
• That all contact surfaces, including utensils and equipment used for
the preparation of Medical Marijuana, Medical Marijuana Concentrate
or Medical Marijuana -Infused Product, shall be cleaned and sanitized.
as frequently as necessary to protect against contamination.
• Only sanitizers and disinfectants registered with the Environmental
Protection Agency shall be used in a Medical Marijuana -Infused
Products Manufacturer and used in accordance with labeled
instructions;
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• i nat toxic cieaning compouncts, sanitizing agents, sorvencs usea in the
production of Medical Marijuana Concentrate and other chemicals
shall be identified, held,, stored and disposed of in a manner that
protects against contamination of Medical Marijuana, Medical
Marijuana Concentrate or Medical Marijuana-InfusedProduct;
• That each Medical Marijuana -Infused products Manufacturer shall
provide its employees with adequate and readily accessible toilet
facilities that are maintained in a sanitary condition and good repair;
• That all operations in the receiving, inspecting, transporting;,
segregating, preparing, manufacturing, packaging;, and storing; of
Medical Marijuana or Medical Marijuana -Infused Product shall be
conducted in accordance with adequate sanitation principles,
• That Medical Marijuana or Medical Marijuana -Infused Product that
can support the ra id growth of undesirable microorganisms shad be
held in a manner t at prevents the growth nth of these microorganisms;
Temperature sensitive items stored properly to avoid critical
temperature danger zones.
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Marijuana Concentrate Butter Production
This section will outline the processes involved in the production of marijuana
infused butter.
• Fill out proper production log sheets (what is about to be
produced)
• Quantities and types of marijuana/ trim being used to
produce butter
• Estimated quantity of butter produced
• Begin preparation for production
• Ingredients needed (marijuana to be used)
• Get utensils and kitchen ware to be used ready
• Wash hands and begin cooking
Cookine/How-To Guide
• Decarboxylate Cannabis Trim
a Bake at 240 - 245 for 45-60 minutes
• Add decarboxylated trim to melted to shortening
• Melt shortening in soup kettle
• Maintain a temperature of 190 - 220 (do not exceed 220)
• Stir hourly for 1.2 - 24 hours
• Strain shortening through metal strainer
• Collect and document shortening
a I lb > packages per NIETRC tag
• Dispose of spent cannabis trim per policy
• Shortening can now be used in other recipes to infuse THC into
product
Post- Cookine/Cleanu
• Make sure product is ready for packaging
* Products may need to cool before packaging
• Clean and sanitize production area
• Clean and sanitize any equipment or utensils used
• Record all needed data/ records. (log sheets)
• Record how much butter was actually produced.
• Butter is for medical or recreational
• Etc.
Parka *
AinELLabeling
0 Use packaging and labeling that is required by regulations,
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• after packing; products you will need to ensure that the product is
stored properly to avoid food safety issues such as temperature
critical zones, etc.
a Butter will need to he stored in the refrigerator
NIETRC Entry
• Make sure to record all necessary data into the METRC program
• Create ME,rRC package labels for products
Record Keeping
• Ensure that all required records are properly recorded.
■ Log sheets
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Marijuana
This section will outline the processes involved in the production ofmarijuana
infused butter.
• bill out proper production log sheets (what is about to be
produced)
• Quantities and types of marijuana/ trim be ng used to
produce butter
• Estimated quantity of butter produced
• Begin preparation for production
• Ingredients needed (marijuana to be used.)
• Get utensils and kitchen ware to be used ready
• rash hands and begin cooking
ookinelo -"o Guide
• Decarboxylate Cannabis Tri
• Babe at 240 245 for 45-60 minutes
• Add decarboylated trim to vegetable glycerin
• Mix in soup kettle
• Maintain a temperature of 190 -- 220 (do not exceed 220)
• Stir hourly for 24 - 48 hours
• Strain glycerin through metal strainer
• Collect and document shortening
• 1 lb > packages per METRC .0 tag
• Dispose of spent cannabis trim per policy
• Glycerin can now be used in other recipes to infuse THC into
product or can be packaged an sold as tincture,
Post-ookinleanu
• Make sure product is ready for packaging
• Products may need to cool before packaging
• Glean and sanitize production area.
• Glean and sanitize any equipment or utensils used
• record all needed data/records. (log sheets)
• record how much butter was actually produced.
• Butter is for medical or recreational
• Etc.
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• Use packaging and labeling that is required by regulations.
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After packing products you will need to ensure that the product is
stored properly to avoid food safety issues such as temperature
critical zones, etc.
a Butter will need to be stored in the refrigerator
METRC Entry
• Make sure to record all necessary data into the MURC program
• Create METRC package labels for products
Record Keeping
• Ensure that all required.. records are properly recorded.
sheetsLog
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Edible Product i
This section will outline the processes involved in the production ofmarijuana infused
butter.
• Fill out proper production log sheets (what is about to be
produced)
• Quantities and types of marijuana/ trim being used to
produce butter
• Estimated quantity of butter produced
• Begin preparation for production
• Ingredients needed (marijuana to he used)
• Get utensils and kitchen ware to be used ready
• Wash hands and begin cooking
oolnow•To dui e
• Use and follow selected recipe
Post- ookine/ leanu
• flake sure product is ready for packaging
• Products may need to cool before packaging
• Clean and sanitize production area
• Clean and sanitize any equipment or utensils used
• record all needed data/ records. (Log sheets)
• Record how much butter was actually produced..
• Butter is for medical or recreational
• Etc.
Pacain blit
• Usk, packaging and labeling that is required by regulations.
• after packing products you will steed to ensure that the product is
stored properly to avoid food safety issues such as temperature
critical zones, etc.
• Butter will geed to be stored in the refrigerator
METRC Entry
• Make sure to record all necessary data into the METRC program
• Create M TR " package labels for products
Record Kee in
• Ensure that all required records are properly recorded.
• Log sheets
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Concentrate (Hash) Production
This section will outline the processes involved with the production of
concentrates1hash. This section will also outline quality control measures and
safetylemergency protocol,
tExgjErad�— 1 �gPro�cedures
This section u7ill give a step-by-step guide on how to sir e! and appropriately
leer fours safety checks, preparation, extraction, puri ing, cleaning and disposing of
inarijuana concentrate.
Required StesLProcesses.
T
Safet
y Checks
Conduct all necessar�y safety checks prior to commencing production;
■ Review safety checklist before beginning ANY concentrate
extraction
zm�
Prepare Medical Marijuana for processing,
• Fill out proper production log sheets (what is about to be
produced)
Quantities and types of marijuana/trim, being used to
produce concentrate
Estimated quantity of concentrate to be produced
• Begin preparation for production
v' Ingredients needed (marijuana to be used)
• Get extraction machine
• Wash hands and begin cooking
Extraction/Methodi's
Extract cannabinoids and other essential components of Medical
Marijuana;
Extraction Machine Use:
• Get properly trained on functionality, use and safety.
• See user manual:
MK IV Terpenator 01ggemating Instructions Scale Method
1. Make sure all valves on the recovery tank is closed.
2. Open ALL valves on extractor,
3. Tom on high vacuum pump and pump system
down to about -29"Hg This number changes
depending on your altitude. Eg. Denver is ~ 25"lig,
San 1. ie -0 is -29"Hg).
4. Close valves #3 and #4.
5. Turn off vacuum pump.
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✓ 6. Place butane storage tank on scale, tare scale to 0
pounds.
7. Turn on the recovery pump.
8, Turn on valve #4. Notice you will start to lose
weight on the scale as solvent is injected into the
system when opening valve #4.
9. When you see liquid reach the sight glass, note the
weight value on the scale as "column soak, weight". 1.
This will tell you how much butane is currently in the
system, and how much is required to flood the
column. E.g. 1 pound 2. If you don't have a sight
glass, you can hold your hand at the top of the
column to feel the chill of the butane.
1.0. When the scale reads double the column soak
weight (Eg. 2 pounds) turn off valve #4 and valve #2,
11. Place recovery cylinder in ice bucket.
12. Place recovery pot/extractor in a warm water bath
at 80F — 120F.
13. Continue to pump with the recovery pump until
the internal pressure is reduced to -10"Hg.
1.4. Place butane storage tank on scale.
15. Open valve #2 (slowly) and valve #4 till, the
recovery tank loses solvent equal to the column soak
weight in step 9.
16. Close valve #4 and then valve #2 and continue to
pump until the system pressure is again reduced to -
10"Hg.
V' 17. Repeat steps 14 through 15 for as many cycles as
you choose to run. (Typically three cycles is enough.)
18. At the end of the last cycle, when the gauge hits -
10"Hg, slowly open valve #2 and then valve #3 to
dump the column.
✓19. Continue to pump until the system reaches -22"Hg
(-19"Hg at higher altitudes)
20, Close valve #5 and turn off the recovery pump.
21. Open valve #1, and turn on the high vacuum
pump.
22. Pump the system down to -2 3,5"H and close
valve #1.
23. Shut off the vacuum pump and allow the system
to sit under hard vacuum for about 5 minutes.
24. Remove product from lower collection tank.
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Purge any solvent or other unwanted coinponentsfivin as Medical
iWariitiana Concentrate,
■ Purge Oven Use:
✓ See user martual
✓ Ensure proper training on operation is completed
Clean all equipinent, cowiters and sur laces thoroughly
• Use sanitized towel to wipe/clean all counters and
surfaces
• Clean hash machines regularly
• Sweep floors
• Etc.
pis osal
Dispose of any waste produced during the processing qf Medical
Marijuana in accordance with all applicable local, state andfiederal lau?s'
rules and regulations.
• Disposal of any rnarijuana, product waste must be rendered
unusable and unrecognizable through one of the following
methods:
Grinding and incorporating the marijuana waste with
non -consumable, solid wastes listed below such that
the resulting mixture is at least 50 percent non -
marijuana waste:
Paper waste;
✓ Plastic waste;
Cardboard waste;
Food waste;
Grease or other co portable oil waste;
V, Bokashi, or other compost activators;
v' Other wastes approved by the State Licensing
Authority that will render the Medical
Marijuana and Medical Marijuana -Infused
Product waste unusable and Unrecognizable as
marijuana; and
soil.
• A Licensee shall not dispose of Medical Marijuana and
Medical Marijuana -Infused Product waste in an unsecured
waste receptacle not in possession and control of the
Licensee.
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'This section will outline quality control procedures designed to irraaxir ize safety
for Owners and Occupational Licensees and irrinitni e potential contra nin a ion.
• Visually inspect all items produced for any contaminates
• Foreign objects (plant material, hair, debris, etc.)
• Send samples to lab for testing
■ MET C; entry for transfer for lab testing
Recur eeoin /Documentation
This section will detail houl to rrraaintaain clear and corrrlarehensive records of the
naarrae, signature and Owner or Occupational License rarrrralaer of every individual
who engar ed in any steer related to the crreration1production of ra production Batch
of Medical or Retail Marijuana Concentrate and the star that individual
pefirw or niea .
Documentation Records Needed.
• Record and maintain accurate records of employees and owners or
occupational license numbers.
• These records are kept by the manager and stared in the
office.
• Make sure you area following all MET C° (marijuana Inventory
TrackingSolution) rules and. regulations.
• Fill out daily production lags for our records.
• :bill out daily transfer to center logs for our records.
• ill out daily wholesale logs for our records.
[MEDICAL MJ SUPPLY LLCI
Green Rooter MIP
Emergency Procedures
This section will outline steps to be taken in case of an eatergency. It will detail
actions for Chvners or Occupational Licensees in case of a fire, cheinical spill or
other einergency,
fire
• If fire is a small isolated fire, try to exhaust the fire with one
of the fire extinguishers
In case of a fire emergency dial 911 for Fire Department.
!tLh�emical �Sill�
• Try to use chemical spill kit for smaller incidents of chemical
spill
• If chemical spill is large or you do not know how to handle
the situation; get the manager to handle the situation
Other er er0
• Contact 911 for break-ins or burglaries
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[MEDICAL MJ SUPPLY LLCI
Green Roaster MIP
Training
This section will go into detail on prgier training of equipinent/processes b , for e
any individual pcarticiti ates in any inari rrca rra concentrate production.
• Medical MJ Supply LLC will provide substantial training on the
operation and use of our extraction machine and the processes of
producing marijuana concentrate,. Training will include.
■ Providing a copy of the user manual
In-person instructions and dernonstrations
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It. EMERGENCY PL...........g.................... m........»..........«w...,......3
Ill. REPORTING PROCEDURES. ......... ...... __ .................. __ ........ ........... .............. 3
IV. EVACUATION PROCEDURES.. ...... ..®..d<..>.am....a....,m............................................ m g.
A. Emergency Escape Procedures and Routes. ........... .......... ....... ............... .. ................................4
B. Procedure for Employees Who Remain to Operate Critical Operations Before They
Evacuate....- ........... ...................... ... ......... .....--- ........... ......... ............. .............. ....... .......... ..... ............. 4
C. Employee Accountability Procedures after Evacuations.. .................. ... ....,.............4
D. Alarm System ................................ .......... ....... ............ ,,., ........., ,.....,.....,.....,, .......,...,,... .,...............
E. Severe Weather/Tornado..... .................... ...... ... .............. . ... .............................. ... - .... --- ....
F. Training....... ......... .................. ....... .... .... ....... ....... .,.. ...... ......... ................. 5
It is the policy of this company to take every possible action to comply -with all
emergency regulations and protect employees in emergency situations.
Max Gentry is responsible for making sure this emergency action plan is kept up to date,
practices, and reviewed periodically.
The Emergency Plan Coordinator can be reached at 6325 W 48th Ave, Wheat Ridge, CO
or (72o) 635-7977.
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Procedure binder.
[EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN]
Emg.rg!n�yf,��Apt Procedures and Routes
When you leave an office, laboratory or kitchen, close the doors but do not lock them.
Use the nearest exit.
Do NOT stop at or near the exit. Leave the way free for other people evacuating the
building.
Go directly to the assembty point.
NEVER reenter an evacuated building until you receive instructions from the
building's management.
B. Procedure for!pp t
E 19yg, in Who Rema p_gpgLtBefore
jhty Evacuate
The following lists these employees and their duties:
The preceding indi-Oduals have received special instructions and training by their
immediate supervisors to ensure their safety in carrying out the designated
assignments. A training record describing the instructions provided and the detailed
procedures to be followed is maintained in the Emergency Plan Coordinator's Office.
yee Accountability Procedures a ' ft ' er Evacuations
When an eva��Wiio�sfgnal is given, each supervisor involved will assume a
station in the vicinity of the designated exit. The supervisorwill insure all
personnel are evacuated and will provide assistance to employees requiring
Once evacuated, all employees will then proceed to a previously designated
accounting area for an additional head count by their supervisor. Supervisors
will then report their department's status to the Avorkplace manager or
individual in charge. No one is to re-enter the building for any reason until
the Fire Department or other responsible agency has notified us the building
is safe for re-entry.
[EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN]
D,, Alarm.,tipj
The alarm system shall provide warn ing for necessary emergency action. The
alarm, shall be capable of being perceived above ambient noise or light levels
of noise.
Alarm systems for notifying all employees in case of an emergency are:
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The following personnel have been trained to assist in the safe and orderly emergency
evacuation of other employees.
Training is provided for employees when:
i. The plan was initiated
2. Responsibilities change
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4. At least annually
Employees will be trained with on the content of this plan. Emergency procedures will
me practiced quarterly.
V. FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
Use a fire extinguisher if the fire is very small. All employees will be trained on how to
properly use a fire extinguisher and when to use it.
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Training is provided to employees:
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Items rexiewed during training:
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• Escape route assignments
• Fire extinguisher locations and training
Procedures to account for employees
• Major workplace fire hazards
Employee training programs
• Fire prevention practices
0 Means of reporting fire and other emergencies
0 Alarm systems
0 Proper housekeeping
0 Emergency action plan availability
0 Hazardous Weather Procedures
Medical Emergencies
Bomb threat
• Workplace violence
• Theft
Emergency drills for fire, evacuation, tornado, medical, etc., will be conducted
approximately every six months. Everyone is expected to participate to ensure
they know exactly what to do should an emergency situation arise.
Vill. Chain of Command and Emergency Phone Numbers
For more information about this plan, contact the Emergency Action Coordinator.
The following people should be contacted during off -hours emergencies (names and
phone numbers):
1. Max Gentry, COO, 72o 635-7977
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Memorandum
TO: Linda Stengel, Accountant
THROUGH: Dave Brossman, Development Review Engineer
FROM: Kathy Field, Administrative Assistant
DATE: April 21, 2015
SUBJECT: Escrow Account
Attached is Cashier's Check #0479710386 in the amount of $8,072, furnished by Best Colorado
Meds, but delivered in person by Rick Dewitt, property owner. This amount is to be placed in
escrow to ensure completion of the detention pond per the original 1987 design, and as required
prior to PW sign -off on the Best Colorado Meds Building Permit Application. The amount will
be released back to Best Colorado Meds upon completion of, inspection by PW, and certification
by a P.E. for the detention pond.
Rick Dewitt executed a notarized Escrow Agreement on 04/20/2015 to allow the City to enter his
property and, if necessary, to draw on the escrowed funds from Best Colorado Meds in the event
the work is not completed by the time of C.O. issuance. See attached agreement.
Please create an escrow account for the improvements for 6325 W. 48`h Ave. on behalf of.
Best Colorado Meds
6325 W. 48`h Ave.
Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
Thank you for your assistance.
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Escrow Agreement
This Escrow Agreement ("Agreement") made this t-1 day of /J Y' , 2015, by and
between the City of Wheat Ridge (the "City") and Rick DeWitt (the property "Owner") and his tenant,
Best Colorado Meds (the "Tenant"), for escrow in the amount of Eight Thousand Seventy -Two dollars
($8,072.00) being held by the City of Wheat Ridge until the outstanding detention pond and its
appurtenances (the "Improvements") are completed to the satisfaction of the City prior to issuance of the
Certificate of Occupancy (C.O.) for Best Colorado Meds at 6325 W. 48`h Avenue, Wheat Ridge CO,
80003. The C.O. may be withheld until such time as the Improvements have been fully completed,
inspected, and approved by the City, and certified by the Designing Engineer. In the event that said
Improvements have not been completed and certified by the Designing Engineer prior to issuance of the
C.O., the City or its designee shall have the right to enter upon said property to construct and/or install
such improvements or do other such work to accomplish that purpose as may be necessary, provided that
the City shall first give notice in writing to the Owner and the Tenant of its intent to do so.
If the City exercises its right to perform work of any nature, including labor, materials and use of
equipment either by force account or contract, the City shall have the absolute right to withdraw any or all
of the escrowed funds to complete said Improvements. The only precondition to the City's right to
withdraw the funds for this purpose will be a letter from the Public Works Director, stating that the
Improvements have not been completed by the Owner prior to C.O. issuance as required by this
Agreement.
Approved and Agreed:
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State of Colorado
County of Jefferson
City of Wheat Ridge, Colorado The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this,-�201`0-
day of , 2015, by Rick Dewitt, Owner.,and-
T i My commission expires
Title: ��-�aL�.yrQ,- �2�Vicw cum . May 7, 2018. Witness my hand and grficial seal
Date: — -- -- _ 61
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KATHRYN A FIELD
ROTARY PUBLIC
STATE OF COLORADO
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ProJeat Value: (Contract value or the cost of all materials and labor included in the In ire project)
Certificate Of Completion
Building Division
7500 W 29TH AVE
WHEAT RIDGE CO 80033-8001
Permit#:201400743 Issued: 06/06/2014
Stipulations: Install Mop Sink.
This certificate verifies that the building constructed and/on
the use proposed of the building and/or premises, under t
above permit number and on property described below, does compl
with the Wheat Ridge Building Code and development standards
the e district in which it is located and may be cupie
All other licensing requirements for the City must be met.
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Owner: DEWITT RICK R
6757 W WOODS CIR
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Contractor:
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Building Inspection Division
�I (303) 234 -5933 Inspection line
(303) 235 -2855 Office ' (303) 237 -8929 Fax
INSPECTION NOTICE
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Building Inspection Division
(303) Inspection line
(303) 235 -2855 Office • (303) 237 -8929 Fax
INSPECTION NOTICE
Inspection Type: -
Job Address: ! _icon
Permit Number: A ) :% � 7
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Re- inspection required: Yes No
When corrections have been made, call for re- inspection at 303 -234 -5933
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DO NOT REMOVE THIS NOTICE