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lig No Brookvale Garden
Tract, Section 23
TRACT CSEEATTACHEDSHEET
OWNER
Denny's Inc.
PHONE
455 -4152 (714) 739 -8100
ADDRESS
16700 Valley View Ave. La Mirada, CA
ZIP
90637
CONTRACTOR
Denny's Corp.
PHONE
(714) 739 -8100
ADDRESS
16700 View Ave., La Mirada, CA
ZIP ZIP
90637
LICENSE NO.
SST NO.
TYPE CONST.
OCC. GROUP
OCC. LOAD
FIRE ZONE
USE ZONE
AUTO SPRINKLERS REQ. Smoke Det.
5N
A 2.1
308
3
C2
❑ YES ONO El yes
1. Driveway
2. OK to
3, Roof
4. OK to
5. Wall-
6. Structure
approach and
pour footing
sheathing
enclose
board
complete and/
slope
and /or
and nailing
framing
nailing
or OK to
foundation
OK
OK
occupy
CN-82 -395
BUILDING PERMIT
;.i DATE OF ISSUANCE
January 5, 1983
JOB ADDRESS
5700 Southcenter Blvd., Tukwila, WA 98188
PERMIT �
CITY OF TUKWILA NUMBER �. L 6 3
6200 SOUTHCENTER BOULEVARD
TUKW I LA, WASH INGTON 98188
EXPIRES
August 5, 1983
K es ` ta N u r an t & Lounge
CLASS OF WORK
: ( Denny's)
NEW ❑ADDITION REMODEL EX REPAIR ❑OTHER (Specify)
1st FL.
3,740
2nd FL.
BASEMENT
GARAGE
DECK
TIFY THAT THE ABOVE INFORMATION IS TRUE AND CORRECT,
THE APPLICABLE CITY OF TUKWILA REQUIREMENTS WILL BE
THAT I 'M AN AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR THE PROJECT,
MEZZANINE
FEE
DISTRIB.
# OF STORES
1
TOTAL S.F.
3,740
BUILDING
PLAN RVW.
DEMOLITION
BOND
OTHER
TOTAL
BLDG.
AREA
I CER
THAT
MET,
E
COMMENTS:
VALUATION
12,500
64.00
42.00
106.00
THESE INSPECTIONS ARE REQUIRED BY LAW
FOR IN PECTIONICALL 433 -1849
BUILDIN OFFICI , CITY OF TUKWILA
THIS PERMIT MUST BE POSTED CONSPICUOUSLY ON BUILDING
'LEGAL
DESCR.
LOoT NO.
�`3 I3rookvale Garden
BLOCK ,
trac , Section G3 _
TRACT
EN SEE ATTACHED SHEET
OWNER
• Denny's Inc. ,.
PHONE
455 -4152 (714) 739 -8100
ADDRESS
16700 Valley View Ave. La Mirada, CA
ZIP
90637
CONTRACTOR
Denny's Corp. ..
PHONE
(714) 739-8100
ADDRESS
View
•'16700 Valley View Ave. , La tiirada, CA
ZIP
90637
LICENSE NO,
.
SST NO.
BLDG.
AREA
1st FL,
2nd FL.
BASEMENT
GARAGE
DECK
MEZZANINE
# OF STORES
TOTAL S.F.
VALUATION •
_ ..
l I • A) / - L'1,�t.�L. -Q-
OTHER
O NE fj / AGENT SIGNAT RE
TOTAL
106.010
COMMENTS:
TYPE CONST.
OCC, GROUP
OCC. LOAD
FIRE ZONE
USE ZONE
AUTO SPRINKLERS REQ. Smoke De t,.
511
A 2.1
308
3
C2
DYES D NO M yes
THESE INSPECTIONS ARE REQUIRED BY LAW
1. Driveway
approach and
slope
2. OK to
pour footing
and /or
foundation
�� '
/
o (o
3. Roof
sheathing
and nailing
OK
4. OK to
enclose
framing
5, Wall-
board
nailing
OK
6. Structure
complete and /
or OK to
occupy
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BUILDING PERMIT
DATE OF ISSUANCE
January 5, 1983
JOB ADDRESS
5700 Southcenter Blvd., Tukwila, WA 98188
USE & Lounge
•
CLASS OF WORK
NEW DADDITION ,1 REMODEL C REPAIR ❑OTHER (Specify)
(Denny's)
CITY OF TUKWILA
6200 SOUTHCENTER BOULEVARD
TUKWILA, WASHINGTON 98188
EXPIRES
August 5, 1983
FOR INSPECTION CALL 433 -1849
BUIL OF FIA)-, CITY OF TUKWILA
PERMIT
NUMBER
THIS PERMIT MUST BE POSTED CONSPICUOUSLY ON BUILDING
CITY OF TUI4ILA
Central Permit Syste
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TO:' f Building
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❑ Public Works
Fire Dept.
❑ Police
❑ Parks/Recreation
Project Name
Address - ? 7 (7
Type of Permit(s) 7e ,'4-r{- .7
This project is nearing completion. Please investigate your area of responsibility and indicate
\(k' below either your final approval or necessary corrections.
If no response is received within one week, it will be assumed that the project is of no concern
to your department and a certificate of occupancy may be issued.
' � This project is NOT approved by this department; the following_ ..co rections are necessary:
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CENTRAL PERMIT SYSTEM - PLAN CHECK ROUTING FORM
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PROJECT , 4 9 -P
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ADDRESS 5 7
"DATE TRANSMITTED 3 "' ,3 RESPONSE REQUESTED BY
C.P,S, STAFF COORDINATOR, 0_ RESPONSE RECEIVED
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CITY. OF TUKWILA
PERMIT NUMBER - • CONTROL NUMBER
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C,P,S, FORM 2
I Frank Todd
City of Tukwila Mayor
F ire Department Hubert H. Crawley
Fire Chief
A. NFPA BOA
B. NFPA 10:1
C. UFC
D. WAC 2:12-12
E. NFP(i 70
F. NFPA 71
O. NFPA 72A
NFPA 720
NFPA 72C
NFPA 720
NEPA 72E
H. NFPA 74
I. RCW 19.27
J. RCW 19.28
K.
82-03
GENERAL FIRE ALARM SYSTEM GUIDELINES
1. SCOPE
The purpose of this duideline is to provide deneral information
ref desidn, approval, installation, testind, and maintenance of
Fire Alarm Sustems. The local Authority havind Jurisdiction shall be
contacted redardind specific reauirements before any work is commenced.
2. REFERENCES
The followind references ma u be used to determine if a fire alarm
sustem is'reauired, the type of sustem to be used, and the extent of
protection (Per latest issues adopted bu local jurisdiction):
- Parkind Structures
- Life Safetu Code
- Uniform Fire Code
- Washindton.Fire Code
- National Electric Code
- Central Station Sidnalind Systems
- Local Sustems
- Auxiliaru Systems
- Remote Station Sustems
- Proprietary Systems
- Automatic Fire Detector Placement
- Household Fire Warnind EctuiPment
- State Building Code Act
- Electrical Installation Law
- Local Codes and Ordinances
3. DEFINITIONS
A. Alarm Indicating Device - is any approved bell, buzzer, visual,
or an audible device that produces an alarm signal.
B. Alarm Initiating or Actuating device - is ants approved device
which, when activated, initiates an alarm by manual or automatic
operation of an electrical contact through an alarm indicating device.
C. Alarm Signal - is an approved audible or visual signal, or
both, indicating the existence of an emergency fire condition. Audible
devices ma u he bells, horns, chimes, speakers or similar devices.
Voice alarms and their messages shall be approved by the Chief. Visual
devices ma u be continuous or Pulsating lights, flags or other visual
indicators, as approved by the Chief.
D. Alarm Sustem - is a combination of approved compatible devices,
control panels, audible and visual devices and other eauipment together
1
City of Tukwila Fire Department, 444 Andover Park East, Tukwila, Washington 98188 (206) 575-4404
ft
with the necessary electrical energy designed and wired to produce an
alarm in the event of fire or special system activation.
E. Annunciator - is anm approved emuiPment which indicates the
zone or area of a building from which an alarm has been initiated, the
location of an alarm actuating device or the operational condition of
alarm circuits or the system"
F. App`roved - refers to approval by the authority having
Jurisdiction and/or as the result of tests conducted and accepted using
nationally recognized standards^
G. Automatic Fire Alarm System - system which automatically
detects a fire condition and activates a fire alarm signal.
H. Control Panel/Unit - comprises the cuntrolsv relays, switches,
and associated circuits necessary to furnish power to a fire alarm
sgstewo, receive signals from alarm devices and transmit them to
indicating devices and accessory eauipment"
I. Electrical Code - current edition of the National Electrical
Code as adopted by the State and Departmentof Labor and Industries,
and/or local jurisdiction.
J. Fittings - J boxes, splice boxes, pull boxes or detector bases
where connections are completely enclosed.
K. Local System - a local system is one which produces a signal
only at the premises protected"
L. Maintenance - Repair service, including periodically recurrent
inspection and tests per manufacturers specifications, NFPA 72 and/or
local Jurisdiction remuirements remuired to keep the protective
signaling system and its component parts in an operative condition at
all times, together with replacement of the system or its components,
when for any reason they become undependable or inoperative.
M. N.F.P.A. - vNFPA" means the National Fire Protection
Association. When NFPA standards are mentioned in this guideline, it
refers to the most recent edition of the standard.
N. Transmitter-Interrogatable on Remuired Alarm Systems - any
approved transmitter able to transmit and receive status changes
manually or automaticallyv from an approved alarm panel to an approved
central station, via leased telephone lines, or by other means as
approved by the authority having jurisdiction.
O. Trouble Signal - is a distinct audible and visual signal which
indicates an abnormal condition of the system being monitored.
P. Zone - each building, portions of buildingsv or as determined
by the authority hawing jurisdiction.
4. APPROVAL AND DESIGN PLANS
2
A. At least two (2) complete sets of blueprint drawings with
infdrmation regarding the system, including detailed specifications,
diagrams, elevation diagram (showing false ceiling areas), and
floor Plans, shall be submitted to the authority having Jurisdiction
for approval Prior to installation of any enuipment or wiring. (one
approved set of plans whall be located at the construction site.)
B. Drawings submitted for review or approval must include the
following:
(1) Floor layout, showing all rooms and spaces, including
accurate measurements. (See attachment #1)
(2) Identification of each room or space, ie. guest room,
mechanical room, patient room, attic, etc.
(3) Approximate location of each system component, using an
appropriate sYmbol. Recommend use of the symbols contained in
Attachment #2.
(4) Explanatory notes or legend to lend clarity to the plan, arid
identify manufacture and model number of each alarm component used.
(5) A wiring schematic clarifying type and size of wiring.
(6) Zoning if applicable.
(7) Copy of the technical specification for each component used
in makeup of the alarm system.
(8) Current used by each iriitiatin device renuiring power
(smoke detectors) and current rating of the Power supply.
(9) Current used by each indicating device and the
ratino of the power supply.
(10) Batter Y calculations for compatibility.
current
C. Fire alarm systems shall riot be installed until the Plans have
been approved by the authority having jurisdiction. ' One set of
approved plans shall be retained by the authority having Jurisdiction.
5. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
A. All comPanies installing fire alarm systems shall have a State
Electrical Contractor's License, and City or County Business License
where applicable.
B. All Persons 'installing fire alarm systems shall hold a State
Low Voltage Installer's Certificate or JourneYman Electrician
Certificate, per RCW 19.28, Section 510, except R3 occupancy (homeowner
installed).
C. An apprentice certificate is acceptable for installers of fire
alarm systems when supervised by a certified Journeyman. Per RCW
3
19.2S, Sections 500 through 620.
D. A state or city electrical permit shall be Posted at all fire..
alarm installations. Per RCW 1928 or the city. 4
E. All eauiPment, devices, and wiring shall be listedlill
Underwriters Laboratories, Factory Mutual, or other Nationaliw
Recognized testing agency and shall be approved for the purpose for
which they are intended. No one shall Perform any - Lupe of modification
to any device which would void its UL/FM listing (unless permitted by
the authority having jurisdiction. (Per section 2.301' of the Uniform
Fire Code).
F. Required automatic fire alarm devices shall be installed in
accordance with NFPA 72E standards and/or authority having
jurisdiction.
G. Buildinas divided by one or more area separation walls or two
or more floors shall be multi-zoned. Additional zoning shall be
reauired as directed by the authority having jurisdiction.
H. Fire separation doors shall have magnetic doorholders and shall
be reauired to automatically close when an alarm is activated. Smoke
detectors shall be located per NFPA 72E or according to authority
having jurisdiction on both sides of the fire door.
1. When the control panel is located inside a room, the outside of
the door shall have a sign with one-inch letters which reads 'Fire
Alarm" or "Fire Alarm Control",
J. When the control panel is located in a locked area and must be
manually reset or have the bells silenced, an access device or break
alass shall be Provided by the buildina owner and located outside next
to the entry door closest to the control panel.
K. Automatic or manual alarm initiating devices shall be
compatible with the fire control Panel, UL and/or FM listed and shall
be approved for fire alarm use.
L. Class B fire alarm wirina is acceptable for all twpes of fire
alarm systems excePt as reauired by the authority having Jurisdiction
and health care facilities and schools and Government facilities.
M. The sYstem shall comply with all national, state, and local
codes. The system shall be approved by the authority having
jurisdiction Prior to installation.
N. AC Power reouirements:
(1) Power supply shall meet all standards of the NEC.
.;(2) A rechargeable batter w back-up is reauired on any fire alarm
installation. There shall be enough battery capacity to run the alarm
system in standby for twenty-four (24) hours and, after that time,
sound all alertin devices for at least five minutes,
O. Wiring and wiring methods:
(1) All wiring shall be done in compliance with the National
Electrical .Code, Article 760, pertaining to Fire Alarm Signaling
Circuits, and any other applicable articles and standards referred to
in Article 760.
P. Control Panel Reauirements:
C
The on site fire alarm panel shall be eauiPPed with the following
features:
(1) A light shall indicate that the sustem is receiving normal
power. A failure of normal Power shall cause the light to go out and
an audible trouble signal to sound.
(2) All batteries will have an automatic rate charger to
maintain standby batteries in fully charged condition.
(3) A Power transfer circuit that will switch to standby Power
automatically and instantaneously if normal power fails.
(4) All wiring and components of Fire Alarm System shall have
electrical supervision and audio and visual trouble alarm.
(5) All alarm signals shall be automatically "locked in" at the
control panel until the operated devices are returned to its normal
condition, and the control panel is manually reset. A bell test switch
and a bell silence switch shall be part of the control panel. Bells
may be silenced by zone, so long as this feature does not Prevent any
other zone from sounding an alarm. Any silence condition shall rePort
system trouble.
(6) The operation of a manual or automatic initiating device
shall cause:
(A) All appropriate evacuation audible devices to sound and
visual indicator lams to light continuouslw;
(B) Indicate on the control panel that the Zone is in alarm
UNTIL
the operated device is returned to normal and the
control panel is manually reset except that the alarms may be silenced
as described elsewhere in this code.
(7) Anytime a waterfiow detection device is used in conjunction
with a fire alarm panel, the following criteria shall be met: (unless
otherwise approved bw the Authority Having Jurisdiction).
(A) The waterflow indication shall be isolated to the last • zone
or zones of the fire alarm panel.
(B) The installation shall be in conformance with Underwriters
Laboratories Standard 4864, which states that the silence switch in the
alarm panel shall be bypassed on the zones that have a waterflow
detector. The only way that...the alarm maY be silenced is by the
waterflow switch returning to normal after the water has stopped
flowing.
(8) Where .automatic alarm systems are not directly connected to
the fire department or other approved central receiving agencies, an
approved external audible and visual alarm may be reauired. A sign
which reads, "When alarm sounds - call Fire Department' shall be
installed adjacent to external alarm devices. The block lettering
shall be a minimum of three (3) inches high on a contrasting
background.
(9) Audible devices shall be placed in buildings and be so located
that with all intervening doors closed, the alarm device shall be heard
at a minimum level of 60 dba, or not less than 15 decibels above
the ambient noise levels, whichever is greatest.
(10) There shall be provided in all handicap units visual alerting
devices in both the sleeping areas and the living areas.
O. Placement and type of detectors
• All detectors shall be installed according to the manufacturers
instructions, NFPA 72E and the authority having jurisdiction.
(1) Rate of rise heat detectors or smoke detectors should be
placed Per authority having jurisdiction in all rooms, halls, storage
areas, basements, attics, lofts, spaces above suspended ceilings,
storage lockers, closets, electrical rooms, machine eauipment rooms and
elevator eauipment rooms.
(2) Fixed temperature heat detectors should be used in places
where there is moisture or excessive heat, such as laundry rooms,
bathrooms, kitchens and boiler rooms. These detectors should have
replaceable links for testing purposes.
(3) Smoke detectors should not be used in kitchen areas, lunch
rooms, waiting rooms, or in an area where there might be large groups
of smokers.
(4) Rate compensation heat detectors and line-twpe detectors
should be considered for special hazard areas.
(5) Monitoring fire alarm systems:
(A) Only approved central stations shall be used for
monitoring fire alarm systems. (Per authoritY having jurisdiction)
(B) When a transmitter is used in a fire alarm system for
life safety, to monitor smoke detectors, Pull stations, heat detectors
and/or audio/visual signaling devices, a UL listed local control panel
approved for this purpose shall be used in, conjunction with the
transmitter.
6. ACCEPTANCE TESTING
A. Upon completion of a system,' a satisfactory test of the entire
installation shall be made bw the cohtractor's representative in the
presence of the Authority Having Juriidiction. The use of a decibel
meter will be employed to determine minimum sound levels during
acceptance testing.
• B. A condition for final acceptance of the fire alarm swstem shall
be the receipt of a completed contractor's material and test
certificate — Fire Alarm and Automatic Detection Systems. The
completed installation certificate shall be returned to the authority
having jurisdiction.
C. Final approval of the fire alarm system is contingent uPon a
successful Performance test, accomplished by the installer and
witnessed by a member of the authority having Jurisdiction.
7. MAINTENANCE
A. A satisfactory contract covering the maintenance, operation and
efficiency of the system shall be provided between the property owner .
and the installer of the swstem (or a responsible part Y designated by
the installing company as competent to provide the necessary service
and satisfactory to the authority having jurisdiction). The contract
shall provide for periodic inspection and tests, for ProPer maintenance
• service and for service following operation of the system and shall be
acceptable to the authority having Jurisdiction.
B. When Annual Certifications are performed, the testing Person
shall .post a tag indicating the name of the companY, the date of the
teSt, and the .name of thePerson Performing the test, or retain a copy
of the test form at the building. A cos of all Annual Certifications
shall be mailed to the authority having • Jurisdiction.
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NUMBER-- 1791.
THIS IS TO CERTIFY, That_t t&,_InL_{a_ o omci.ation)*
has complied with the requirements of the Director of Industrial Relations under the provisions of
Sections 3700 to 3705, inclusive, of the Labor Code of the State of California and is hereby granted this
Certificate of Consent to Self - Insure.
This ce tificate may be revoked at any time for good cause shown.'
5 . - m l Rt AY OF f r f.r16er, Ig7
.• 6 fah . gtri 1 ;91zetiri I- Pebgziet)
„ . , 4e RICHARD S. ANEERSON, MANAIIIIIII
• Rev • - t - e . 8cate. 'A emtifnte of consent to self - Insure may be revoked by the Director of Industrial Relations at any time for good cause after a
bearing. Good cause includes, among other things, the impairment of the solvency of such employer, the Inability of the employer to fulfill his obligations, or the
practice by such employer or his agent in charge of the administration of obligations under this division of any of the following: (a) Habitually and u a matter of
practice and custom inducing claimants for compensation to accept less than the compensation due or making it necessary for them to resort to proceedings
against the employer to secure the compensation due- (6) Discharging his compensation obligations in a dishonest manner: (c) Discharging his compensation
obligations In such a manner u to cause injury to the public or those dealing with him." (Section 3702 of Labor Coda) The Certificate may be revoked for
noncompliance with Tide 8, California Administrative Code, Croup 2— Administration of Self - Insurance.
*Supersedes Certificate No. 17941 issued to IENNYPS, INC. on October 1, 1976 which was misplaced.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR
CERTIFICATE OF CONSENT TO SELF-INSURE
EFFECTSVii
'DEPART ENT OF INDUSTRIAL RE IONS
F THE STATE OF CA IFO
DONALD VIAL,
so-.os s-,. Loos Pe es.
Acoustonn
acoustical ceiling tile and 'panels
ACOUSTONE Tile and Panels are the premier products in sound control
ceilings, preferred for creative ceiling design. With eloquent texture
patterns and subtle colors, plus effective sound attenuation and absorp-
tion, ACOUSTONE products set the industry standard for beauty and
acoustical performance. They provide finished acoustical ceilings when
suspended by concealed or exposed systems, or when adhesively
applied to existing surfaces.
These products are lightweight units of mineral fiber and binder, molded
to close dimensional tolerances. They have been sound - tested in accor-
• dance with AMA 1 -II for attenuation and ASTM C423 for absorption.
Panels are standard with an aluminum foil backing; tile are standard
unbacked, but available backed. Foil backing improves resistance to
"breathing ", provides fire resistance and better sound attenuation.
Patterns — "F" Fissured and Glacier in tile and panels; Seacrest and
Boulder in panels only.
Colors —White is the standard color; also available are five standard
earthtone colors and six standard base colors for factory overpainting
with custom - matched colors, plus six standard frosted colors in Glacier
pattern only.
Earthtone colors are: Ivory, Clay Gray, Pumice and Sandstone; plus
Tierra Brown on panels bnly. Base colors are: Red, Yellow, Green, Blue,
Brown and Charcoal :Frosted colors are: Red Frost, Yellow Frost, Green
Frost, Blue. Frost, Brown Frost and Charcoal Frost (AcousToNE White
over stand base colors, for a White with "hint of tint" show - through
of the base color). Custom - matched colors within an acceptable range
of standard base colors are available at additional cost.
ACOUSTONE Color is not just a surface coating, but is integral clear
through the base mat to minimize•.visibility of scratches and gouges.
Since some commercially acceptable color variation will occur between
lots, all Color ACOUSTONE Tile and Panel cartons are marked with lot
numbers, which must not be mixed in the same ceiling area.
Finishes— Standard finish is washable vinyl coating, factory - applied and
heat - cured. Tile and panels (in standard White only) are available with a
special factory - applied plastic coating which reduces ceiling mainte-
nance where high soiling is anticipated. Other characteristics remain
unchanged.
Technical Data
Fire Resistance —Type III, Class 25 (Fed. Spec. SS- S- 118A). Surface
Burning Characteristics (ASTM E84 test procedure): flame spread 15,
fuel contributed 15, smoke developed 0 -15. ACOUSTONE FiRECODO Tile
and Panels are used in assemblies with fire ratings up to 2 hr.
Thermal Resistance (R) - 2.12
This is a sample of: (AcousroNE pattern, color, size)
For: (job name)
Submitted to: (name)
Of: (company)
Submitted by: (name)
Of: (company)
Date:
sound control products by
UNITED STATES GYPSUM
101 South Wacker Drive, Chicago, Illinois 60606
SC- 772/USG/rev. 9-80
c 1980 U.S.G. Printed in U.S.A.
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Pile Fibre
SPECIFICATIONS ** PREMIER IX
Alexander Smith Carpet
AMSTERDAM, NEW YORK 12010 TELEPHONE 51e /843•2000
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Axminster
2 Ply Crimp Set
1007. nylon
Pitch 162
Pile Height 28/32
Rows per Inch 9
Yarn Weight 26.510 oz.
Prirary Each ;,ig i i:1 eft
Cord and Cotton
Density Factor 140,000; sq. vd.
Backing Material Non Skid Latex
Width 12'
Fabric'ha, passed Fl;s- in:,MI1t y Stdndava.: f: r Carbet4 i
uccu,- . ?anve wi : h r ?:)C -!'F -: - %'
• ASTM -E84 as set forth in the Hill Burton Rv ulat i,:in ,
results are as follows:
Flame Spread
Fuel Contribution
Su,okc Density
25
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MAR 2 21982.•
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REGISTERED
APPLICATION
CONCERN No.
A -330
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Nom • f Applicator or Pro u '• n Superintendent
DEL MAR WOVEN WOODS
7130 FENWICK LANE
WESTMINSTER, CA 92683
This is to certify that the materials described on the reverse side hereof have been flame -
retardant treated (or are inherently nonflammable).
FOR Denny's ADDRESS 16700 Valley View
CITY La Mirada STATE_ CA
Certification is hereby made that: (Check "a" or "b ")
(a) The articles described on the reverse side of this Certificate have been treated with a flame - retardant
chemical approved and registered by the State Fire Marshal and that the application of said chemical
was done in conformance with the laws of the State of California and the Rules and Regulations of
the State Fire Marshal. . 1222 Flamort CP Reg. No. C - } 5
Name of chemical used 1827 Flatt)ort WC Chem. Reg. No C-4 • `+
Method of application Dippin
(b) The articles described on the reverse side hereof are made from a flame - resistant fabric or material
registered and approved by the State Fire Marshal for such use.
Trade name of flame - resistant fabric or material used Reg. No
The Flame Retardant Process Used
will
(will or will not)
By Owner
Dote treated or
manufactured
90637
Be Removed By Washing
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This is to certify that the materials described on the reverse side hereof have been flame -
retardant treated (or. are inherently nonflammable).
FOR Denny' s ADDRESS. 16700 Valley View
CITY La Mirada STATE CA 90637
Certification is hereby made that: (Check "a" or "b ")
Fi (a) The articles described on the reverse side of this Certificate have been treated with a flame - retardant
chemical approved and registered by the State Fire Marshal and that the application of said chemical
was done in conformance with the laws of the State of California and the Rules and Regulations of
Certiftcatc of jYLame 3&ch
the State Fire Marshal. _ 1222 Flamort CP Reg. No. C-
Name of chemical used 182 Flamort WC Chem. Reg. No C - tt•
Dipping
Method of application
(b) The articles described on the reverse side hereof are made from a flame - resistant fabric or material
registered and approved by the State Fire Marshal for such use.
Trade name of flame- resistant fabric or material used Reg. No
The Flame Retardant Process Used will
(will or will not)
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EMBELLISHMENTS VON HOPF
2444 -K E. Fender Ave.
Fullerton, California 92631
(714) 870 -7641
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Total Weight
ounces /sq. yd. - see Table II
CCC - W - 408 A
Cloth Weight
ounces /sq. yd. - see Table II
CCC - W - 408 A
Vinyl Wight
ounces /sq. yd. - see Table II
see Table 11 for weights and types
of weave. All fabrics bleached
and washed free of impurities.
CCC - W - 401 A
Cloth Type
Tensile Break Strength
see Table II
5100, CCC - T - 191 (b)
Tear Strength- Elmendorf
see Table II
5132, CCC - T - 191 (b)
Abrasion Resistance
(Wyzenbeck)
Min. 300 Double Rubs
CCC -W - 401 A
Color fastness
No appreciable Change After
200 Hours in Pedometer
CCC - W - 408 A
Shrinkage
Moe. 2 % x 1.5 % , W x f
CCC-W-100 A
Cold Crack
No Cracking, Stiffening,
Plakimor Separation
CCC - W - 408 A
Blocking
Max. No. 2 Scale Rating
CCC - W - 408 A
Heat Aging
No Stiffness, Softness, or
loss of Groin
CCC - W -408 A
Crocking
No Staining of White Cloth
CCC - W - 408 A
.Staphylococcus Resistance
100% Reduction in 24 Hours
AATCC 100
Alkali Resistance
No Color Change
24 Hour Immersion
in 1% NoOH
Slain Resistance
Conforms to GSA Interim Spec.
also Ballpoint Ink is Lipstick
readily removed after 24 Hours
with Isopropyl Alcohol
GSA Interim Spec.
_
Toxicity
Negative, per U.S, Testing Co.
Report.
Animal Inhalation
Test
1. feRODUCT NAME
Wallcoveri,sg, vioyf -cooMd Wale
Violin
2. MANUFACTURER
L E. Carpenter i Company
170 North Main Street
Wharton, New Jersey 07885
Phone, 01) 366 -2020
1-13143
VG, — -- 7q 40
3. PR DU DESCRIPTION
B ASIC USE Decorative walleevering for Interior
well surfaces.
UMITATIONS: Not designed to withstand ex-
terior weathering. Unusual well conditions re-
q uire modified application techniques as de-
ecvibed in the Vicrtex Specification Guide.
COMPOSITION & MATERIALS: Vinyl - coated
fabrics.
SIZE: Most patterns ore available in 54 -inch
widths, in 30 -yard bolls. Cut yardage is also
available.
FINISHES: Resin surface coatings over vinyl.
TEXTURES:
Grass Textures
Silks
Wood
Stone & Masonry
Fabric
Dodo Patterns
Lenticular'
For more information refer to Vicrtex Catalog.
COLORS: Over 1,200 colors are available. See
our Vicrtex Catalog.
APPLICABLE STANDARDS:
Federal Specification CCC- W-40$, A
Types II and Ill
Interim GSA Spec.
Veterans Administration Spec.
4, TECHNICAL DATA
(See Table 1)
MILDEW RESISTANCE: Vinyl, fabric and ad-
`,ut post coin fungicides.
FIRE HAZARD CLASSIFICATIONS: Tested by
ASTM -E$4 and NFPA 255.
Underwriter's taboratories' Listing:
Type X Type Y
flame Spread 15 20
fuel Contributed 0 0
Smoke Developed 20 45
Other ratings available, as tested at Southwest
Research Institute.
5. INSTALLATION
PREPARATORY WORK: Remove all free dust,
dirt, grease, adhesive paste, and loose chips
from wall. Fill cracks with spackling com-
pound. Sand rough spots smooth.
NEW PLASTER, Check for dryness with moisture
meter. Remove crystals due to efflorescence.
The len -point Spec Data format has been token
from publications Copyright CSI 1964, 1965,
1966 and used by permission of The Con-
struction Specifications Institute, Inc„ Wash-
ington, D. C.
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AINTED SURFACES: Check for pigment bleed
In water and oil, Dull enamel and gloss points
by sanding.
OTHER SURFACES: For covering tile, ceroaks,
marble, gloss, metal, etc., consult local Vicrtex
representative.
METHOD OF APPLICATION: Use only F -1460W
Wall Paste, as supplied by manufacturer. Brush
or roll F -1460W Poste uniformly on Viaiex,
using approximately 1 pollen for every 10
lineal yards. Reverse panels of awn -match
patterns. Hang on wall by butt procedure.
See Vicrtex Specification Guide for detailed
installation instrudions.
WILDING CODES: Vicrtex has Fin Hazard
Classifications by Underwriter's Laboratories,
Southwest Research Institute and U.S. Testing
Company to meet the requirements of basic
national and local codes. In addition, the fol-
lowing specific test approvals have been re-
ceived.
State of California— Approval Certificate
County of Los Angeles— Approval
Certificate
New York City Department of Buildings —
Material S Equipment Acceptance
Division
Aircraft FAA 25.553— Vicrtex FPt
conforms
6. AVAILABILITY AND COSTS
AVAILABILITY: Marketed in all states of the
United States, Puerto Rico and many foreign
countries.
COST: Prices vary with weight and styles.
Refer to Vicrtex .Soles Divisions or local dis-
tributors for current schedules,
PROPERTY
TABLE I
VALUE
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INEMINIIIIIMII■ >
This s t style prescribed by conforms
The
a Con- sacrist sacrist styN pt:ribed by The
Wu:bon Specifications Institute. The MIM
manufacturer is responsible for tech-
niat aocurny.
7. GUARANTEES
Vioies materials, when adhered to a
sound surface with the manufacturer's recom-
mended procedures and adhesive, ore guaran-
teed for a !storied of five years from the date
of sale against monufactunnr defects only.
Said materials ore further guaranteed against
permanent surface staining attributable to mil-
dew and /or bleed- through of foreign impurities
embedded in t • ockina as w 11 as i•_parotion
pf the vinyl from its backing,
If defects are claimed during this period, and
proper documentation is presented to the
manufacturer with regard to date of sole plus
adhesive used and surface applied to, the
manufacturer will replace the vinyl and as-
sume installation costs.
The foregoing Guarantee is in lieu of all other
Guarantees or Warranties, express or implied,
written or oral,
METHOD
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Alestrlo
16.0
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17.3
3.5
13.1
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140 x 123
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Alpha
WA
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11.2
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120 x IS
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M x 10
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113
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142
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110 x 00
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Bali
23.0
Osnob. BI.
15.3
2.4
12.9
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9S x 10
45 x 45
lorbados
b.0
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1E3
14
15.7
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95 x 75
45 x AS
Berwick
11.0
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15.3
2.4
12.9
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105 x 10
50 x 50
lose Nova
15.0
Oenrb. Di.
16.7
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143
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95 x 90
50 x 45
Caln.11
21.0
Osnaburg
19.3
33
15.7
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95 x 00
45 x AS
Chaco
21A
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11.3
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15.7
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05 x 70
45 x 45
Condodo
53.0
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22.0
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16.9
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IX x 95
SO x 45
Copra
$L0
Osnab. Bt.
344
2A
13.4
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95 x fly
SO x 45
Covina
WA
Osnab. Si.
15.3
2.4
12.9
A21
10 x 10
SD x as
Dodo Wall, HO, Linen
53.0
ST BI.
22.0
S,4
16.4
.007
200 it 195
100 x 100
Dodo Wall, HD, Pkrcrush
31.0
ST BI.
22.0
3.6
16.4
.033
200 x 195
100 x 100
Dodo Wall, HD, Smooth
23.0
BT BI.
22A
S.6
14.4
A32
200 x 195
100 x 100
Ecco
10.3
Osnab. BI.
13.5
24
11.1
A22
100 x 10
60 x 60
Etruscan
23.0
Osnab. BI.
153
2.4
12.9
an
10S x 90
Sox 50
Geneva
26.0'
Drill BI.
17.3
3.S
13.1
.035
125 x 110
50 x 45
Grass Cloth
31.0
Drill
10.7
5.1
15.6
.032
120 x 90
SO x 113
Hemp
23.9
Osnob. BI.
15.9
2.4
13.5
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106 x 95
50A SO
Ibis
33.0
Osnoburg
22.0
3.4
11.4
.055
0S x 15
50 x 45
Imperial Silk
26.0
Drill Si.
17.3
3.5
13.0
an
125 x 110
SO x 45
Ishtar
23.9
Osnab. Si,
15.9
2.4
13.5
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95 x 90
45 x 45
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b
6
16.4
.016
13 x 75
as x S0
Komokura
23.9
Osnab, Bi.
15.9
2.4
13.5
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95 x 90
45 x 45
Koren
21.0
Drill Si.
17.3
3.5
13.1
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140 x 110
40 x 50
Labyrinth
N.0
Drill
19.3
5.1
14.2
.033
120 x 90
50 x 40
Lanai
W0'
Drill
21.3
5.1
lag
.631
130 x 90
45 x SO
Lansdowne
23.0'
Osnab, Si.
15.3
2.4
12.9
.021
95 x 75
45 x 10
Lavinia
22.0
Drill BI.
11.7
3.5
11.2
an
140 x Iii
46 x 4S
Lino
10.3
Osnab, BI,
13.5 •
2.4
11.1
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100 x 15
SO x 45
Lugano
22.0
Drill Si.
14,7
3.5
11.2
,027
140 x 115
46 x 45
Modopaska
200
Drill Si.
14.7
3.5
11.2
A25
155 x 1413
70 x 50
Malmo
26.4
Drill BI.
17.6
3.5
14.1
.031
103 x 130
60 x SO
Marathon
31.0•
Osnob. Si.
16.0
24
13.4
.613
115 x 105
90 x 10
Moru
29.0
Drill
19,3
S.1
14.2
.029
la x 10
X* 4S
Metatie * -Srr oth
101
Sheeting
11.1
2.S
06
.014
71 x M
SO x S1
Mesa
21.0
Osnaburg
19.3
3.4
13.7
.035
A x 70
45 x 40
Mignon
W0'
Drill DI.
17.3
3.5
13.1
.024
140 x 120
55 x 45
Montage
21.0
Drill
19.3
3.1
14.2
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125 x 1p
10 x 40
Montauk
23.0
Dinh, Si.
15,3
2.4
12.9
.025
105 it 10
X* SD
Mozambique
16.0
DrIll BI.
17.3
3.5
13.1
426
145 x 130
60 x 30
Pembrook
23.0
Osnob. Si.
15.3
2.4
12.9
.027
106 x 90
50 * 50
Pep*
20.3
Osnob. BI.
13.5
2.4
11.1
.031
105 x 90
60 x 60
Pharaoh
23.0
Osnab. Bl.
15.3
2.4
12.9
.025
95 x 90
45 x 4S
Rainfall
23.0
Osnob. BI,
15.3
2.4
12.9
.030
100 x 100
70 x 60
Ralmahal
21.7
Osnaburg
19,1
3.6
16.2
A00
05 x 00
50 x 45
Reba
70.3
Osnab. Si.
13.5
LI
11.1
.075
105 x 90
40 x 60
Rimini
205
°snob. Di.
19.0
2.1
144
.054
10 x IS
60 x SS
Rivera
20.0
Osnaburg
20.0
3.6
16.4
.031
100 x 00
SD* 4S
Somarra
23,9
Osnob. Si.
15,9
2.1
13.5
.026
95 x 90
45 x 45
Seta Venetia
26.0
Drill BI.
17.3
3.5
13.1
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140 x 130
60 x 60
Sigma
103
()snob. Si.
135
2.4
11.1
.024
105 x 95
60 x 60
Stip-L .Coarse
31.0
Drill BI.
17.3
3.5
13,1
.027
150 x 125
75 x 75
Stip•L•Tex
16.0
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17.3
3.5
13.0
.024
150 x 115
75 x 75
Stonehenge
29,4'
Drill
19.7
5.1
14.6
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120 x 90
a x 45
Strada
26.0
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13.1
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140 x 130
6 x 40
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19A
Drill
19.3
S.1
11.2
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130 x 9S
SO x a
Taiwan
ON
Osnab. BI.
15.9
2.4
13.5
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105* 95
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31.0
Osnaburg
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3.6
17.1
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90 x 00
45 x 50
Tosco
200
Osnab. Si,
14.7
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100 x 95
0D x 70
Tibor
23.0
Osnab. Si,
15.3
2.4
12.9
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105 x 90
50 x a
Tudor
29.0
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19.3
S.1
11.2
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120 x 15
50 x a
Velluto
23.0
Osnab. Si.
15.3
2.4
12.•
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105 x 90
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60 x 60
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far ep.dfc technical essietosci, assdoct your Spec. - Dolde Il
Assail Vsa$sz Sates Office or local distributor. Sweet's Architectural Catalog Fite.
Antal.efvral service repreewntatives are avail-
able for preparation of ep.cirastio.s and wo-
flirtei eMedioa,
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Tensile Strength
Total Cloth Vinyl (Breaking)
MleXtit ex./sq. e eW Weight ose ThicknessGro M hod
16" Width 34" Width 36" Width lurches Pounds (WxP)
Average Average Average Average Average
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�y shards- Osnoburp (3.73) 32x16 --Orlll (2.45) WOO-Broken Twill (1.50) 76xS2
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Denny's, Inc.
Denny's Restaurants/Winchell's Donut Houses
16700 Valley View Ave., P.O. Box 605
La Mirada, CA 90637 714/739 -8100
December 17, 1982
City of Tukwila
Fire Department
444 Andover Park East
Tukwila, WA 98188
Attn: Mr. Doug Gibbs
Dear Mr. Gibbs:
Re: Denny's Restaurant #1695
Vip's Conversion
5700 South Center Blvd.
Seattle, WA 98188
This restaurant has been operating since 1973 as a Vip's
Restaurant. Our Company has purchased this facility and
before we change it into a Denny's Restaurant, we would like
to call for a "time out" to redecorate the public areas and
refurbish the existing equipment and thoroughly clean our
kitchen, landscape areas and parking facility to bring it
up to our Denny's standards.
In this process we relocated some doors and made one structural
change in order to expand our cookline, which is shown on the
plans (including details and calculations).
All other work is decorative and new furniture. All materials
used are of the highest quality. Our new carpet, drapes,
artificial plants, wall covering and acoustical tile are flame -
spread rated to conform to any and all applicable codes (see
attached flamespread certificates). We will also install a
smoke detection alarm system, which we previously discussed with
the Fire Marshal.
At the same time we go through a "retraining program" for our
employees and a "refresher course" for our management staff.
Then we reopen with brand new dishes, silverware, menus, and
dress our waitresses in newly designed uniforms.
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December 17, 198
Mathias G. Adriolo
Director of Remodel
MA/cl
Attachment
cc: Jobfile
During this redecoration time and at the completion of our
work prior to reopening, we will call for inspections by all
public agencies.
We would very much appreciate your assistance and cooperation
in our endeavor to make this a first-class restaurant.
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Denny's, Inc.
General Items:
Denny's Restaurants/Wtnchell's Donut Houses
16700 Valley View Ave., P.O. Box 605
La Mirada, CA 90637 714/739 -8100
Denny's Restaurant #1695
(Vip's Conversion)
Seattle, WA
(South Center)
SCOPE OF WORK
AND
SIGN -OFF SHEETS
Date: D Amber 20, 1982 .
cc Ralph Butz
Bill Ellingboe
John Smith
Bernard Scott
Bob Behnke
1. Install new carpet (per plans)
2. Install new Del Mar drapes
3. Install new interior sign package
4. Install new artificial plant package
5. Install new clock
6. Install quarry tile floors (per plans)
7. Install Maybrik wall tile (per plans)
8. Install vinyl wall covering (per plans)
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9. Install new drywall dropped ceiling (per plans)
10. Install new 2 X 2 acoustical ceiling (per plans)
:11. Install artificial skylites (per plans)
12. . Install new artwork package
13. Install new recessed speakers for sound system (per plans)
14. Install hanging lights over boothwork (per plans)
15. Install new boothwork package (per plans)
16. Install new cookline (per plans)
17. Install coat hooks (per plans)
18. Paint all surfaces (per plans)
VESTIBULE:
D� -7y's Restaurant #1695
OK .: 's Conversion)
Seattle, WA
(South Center)
WAITING AREA:
1. Install entrance mat and frame (per plans)
2. Move store front frame and door to waiting area (per. plans)
3 . Install wood paneling over removed door opening' to
match existing
1 . Remove existing store front windows for access to building
for cookline removal and installation of new cookline
equipment after installation of new cookline install
existing store front and glass
2. Install drywall over removed door, drywall and vinyl
wall cover
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CASH STAND AND LUNCH COUNTERS:
Denny's Restaurant #1695
"'s Conversion)
Seattle, WA
(South Center)
1. Relocate curbs (per plans)
2. Make all necessary electrical and phone changes to
receive new cashier's stand
3. Install new under counter silverware holders, napkin
holders, trump towel holders, and meny holders
4. Install footrest curbs (per plans)
RESTROOM HALL:
1 . Remove door to men's restroom and move to new location
(per plans)
2. Remove jamb and door to service areas and drywall closed
3. Patch, repair, sand walls, and install new vinyl wall
covering
4. Install carpet in hall and new men's vestibule
5. Replace ceiling light fixtures with 4' fluorescent light
fixtures
6. Install backing in wall at hall door and men's door, .
patch and drywall and install wall door bumpers (2)
MEN'S RESTROOM:
1. Reuse pullman, soap pumps, handsinks, and faucets
2. Reuse toilet partitions
3. Reuse toilet tissue dispensers
4. Reuse paper towel dispenser and trash receptacle
5. Install new tiolet seat cover dispensers (2) B -221
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D '7y's Restaurant #1695
( pi's Conversion)
Seattle, WA
(South Center)
6. Install 4' fluorescent light over toilet compartments
in place of existing light
7. Patch and repair ceramic wall tile as required
8. Install blank fillers in Place of removed door butts
on old entrance jamb
9. Patch drywall
WOMEN'S RESTROOM:
1. Reuse pullman, soap pumps, handsinks, and faucets
2. Reuse toilet partitions (repair as required)
3. Replace mirror
4. Remove feminine napkin vendor and cover opening with
mirror
5. Install new surface mounted toilet seat cover dispensers
(2) B -221
6. Install new surface mounted feminine napkin disposal
(2) B -270
7. Patch and repair ceramic wall tile as required
8. Patch drywall
COOKING AISLE:
1. Enlarge pass -thru window opening (per plans)
2. Install new pass -thru window heat shelf
3. Make all necessary structural changes necessary to
enlarge cookline (per plans and engineering drawings)
4. Make all electrical and plumbing changes required
to connect new cooking equipment (per plans)
5. Install new hood exhaust addition (per plans)
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SERVICE AREA
▪ Relocate doors (per plans)
. Patch walls as required
. Install wall covering (per plans)
D ;y's Restaurant #1695
(_p's Conversion)
Seattle, WA
(South Center)
Extend ceiling lights for proper coverage of new addition
• Install fire suppression in hood addition
• Install new quarry tile floor and curb addition to
enlarged cookline
DINING. AREA:
1 : Close up door opening and repair wall (per plans)
LOUNGE
Remove leaded glass Vip's window and replace
Remove draw from under cash register and recess cas
stand
Denny's, • Inc.
Denny's Restaurants/Winchell's Donut Houses
16700 Valley View Ave., P.O. Box 605
La Mirada, CA 90637 714/739 -8100
December 17, 1982
City of Tukwila
Building Department
6200 South Center Blvd.
Tukwila, WA 98188
Re: Denny's Restaurant #1695
Vip's Conversion
5700 South Center Blvd.
Seattle, WA 98188
This restaurant has been operating since 1973 as a Vip's
Restaurant. Our Company has purchased this facility and
before we change it into a Denny's Restaurant, we would like
to call for a "time out" to redecorate the public areas and
refurbish the existing equipment and thoroughly clean our
kitchen, landscape areas and parking facility to bring it
up to our Denny's standards.
In this process we relocated some doors and made one structural
change in order to expand our cookline, which is shown on the
plans (including details and calculations).
All other work is decorative and new furniture. All materials
used are of the highest quality. Our new carpets, drapes,
artificial plants, wall covering and acoustical tile are flame -
spread rated to conform to any and all applicable codes (see
attached flamespread certificates). We will also install a
smoke detection alarm system, which we previously discussed with
the Fire Marshal.
At the same time we go through a "retraining program" for our
employees and a "refresher course" for our management staff.
Then we reopen with brand new dishes, silverware, menus, and
dress our waitresses in newly designed uniforms.
During this redecoration time and at the completion of our .
work prior to reopening, we will call for inspections by all
public agencies.
We would very much appreciate your assistance and cooperation
in our endeavor to make this a first -class restaurant.
M thias. G. Adriolo
Director of Remodel
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