WAC 246-335-195   Construction documents.  (1) Construction documents submitted to the department for review and approval must include:

     (a) A written functional program that contains information concerning services to be provided and operational methods to be used;

     (b) Two sets of coordinated and dimensioned construction drawings, drawn to scale, including:

     (i) Site plan showing the location of utility lines, parking, driveways, access for emergency vehicles, sufficient space for garbage storage and disposal, oxygen tank or bulk storage, and delivery areas separated from mechanical air intakes per ventilation and mechanical codes;

     (ii) Floor plans identifying each room by number, designating the function of each room, and identifying fixed and moveable equipment and furnishings;

     (iii) Interior and exterior elevations;

     (iv) Building sections and construction details;

     (v) Schedules of room finishes, doors, finish hardware, and windows;

     (vi) Mechanical, including plumbing, heating, ventilation, and air conditioning;

     (vii) Electrical, including lighting, power, and communication systems;

     (viii) Fire and life safety showing paths of egress, rated partitions and interim life safety to the point of egress;

     (ix) Two sets of the fire sprinkler shop drawings, hydraulic calculations and equipment specifications, stamped by the fire sprinkler system designer; and

     (x) Two sets of the fire alarm shop drawings and equipment specifications;

     (c) One copy of the specifications that fully describes the workmanship, finishes, and materials; and

     (d) If the project is a remodel of an existing facility, a plan that shows how they will ensure the health and safety of occupants during construction and installation of finishes must be submitted for review and approval prior to construction. This includes taking appropriate infection control measures, keeping the surrounding area free of dust and fumes, and assuring rooms or areas are well-ventilated, unoccupied, and unavailable for use until free of volatile fumes and odors.

     (2) Drawings and specifications for construction must be prepared by, or under the direction of, an architect registered under chapter 18.08 RCW. The services of a consulting engineer registered under chapter 18.43 RCW must be used for the various branches of the work where appropriate. The services of a registered professional engineer may be used in lieu of the services of an architect if work involves engineering only. All drawings submitted by a registered professional must be stamped and signed.

     (3) Compliance with these standards and regulations does not relieve the hospice care center of the need to comply with applicable state and local building and zoning codes.



[Statutory Authority: Chapter 70.127 RCW. 02-18-026, § 246-335-195, filed 8/23/02, effective 10/1/02.]