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� - - c I I i 1 i OCE14 r I&OC L056-000 I Perini Building Company 73 Mt Wayte Ave. Framingham, MA 01710-9160 Perini Building Company March 25, 2004 Robert Nicetta, Building Commissioner Town of North Andover, Fire Dept. Main St. North Andover, MA 01845 Re: Lucent Technologies Inc— Merrimack Valley Works Consolidation PHASE III 1600 Osgood St, No Andover, MA 01845 Dear Mr. Nicetta, Attached, for your review, acceptance, rejection or comment are the construction drawings for Phase III of the above mentioned project and the Building Permit Application. Work to be done in this Phase consists of mechanical, electrical fit— up for manufacturing, minor alterations and additions to the fire alarm system and fire protection system (wet sprinklers). Be advised that it is Lucent's intent to install a 12 foot high separation wall between their space and the landlord's space. Our Architectural / Engineering Team will deliver to you a report stating the applicable Code review for this design. Thank you for your consideration. ;Skttar�ey J Swerch sky Jr P p rojectl nager Perini Building Co C/c job file The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Industrial Accidents Office of Investigations Boston, Mass. 02111 Workers'Compensation Insurance Affidavit Please Print Name: Location: City Phone 0 am a homeowner performing all work myself. 01 am a sole proprietor and have no one working in any capacity ® I am an employer providing workers'compensation for my employees working on this job. Company name: Pekl w $1J14P!/,1& C�D ax- Address CAddress �.3 Ao?7- W1#JV7:' AV,6. i City: AWA41 IV&1-1*q&7 Phone# �08�(co78-oZD00 !�V a'v�ZRuc� co��X7� Insurance Co. Policv# 74)8-6 "-78 Company name: Address City: Phone#: Insurance Co. Policy# Failure to secure coverage as required under Section 25A or MGL 152 can lead to the imposition of criminal penalties of a fine up to$1,500.00 and/or one years'imprisonment as well as civil penalties in the form of a STOP WORK ORDER and a fine of($100.00)a day against me. I understand that a copy of this statement may be forwarded to the Office of Investigations of the DIA for coverage verification. I do herby certify under the pains and penalties of perjury that the information provided above is true and correct. Signature Date Zit Print name ��%R.tlG�'j� J, Phone# J7641-5 Official use only do not write in this area to be completed by city or town official' ❑ Building Dept El Check if immediate response is required Building Dept ❑ Licensing Board ❑ Selectman's Office Contact person: Phone#: Health Department ❑ Other FORM WORKMAN'S COMPENSATION North Andover Building Department Tel: 978-688-9545 DEBRIS DISPOSAL FORM I In accordance with the provision of MGL c 40 S 54, a condition of Building Permit Number is that the debris resulting from this work shall be disposed of in a properly licensed solid waste disposal facility as defined by MGL c 11, S 150 A. The debris will be disposed of in: .SES" ��GO ySl (Location of Facility) ignature of PerrKt Xpplicant D Date NOTE: Demolition permit from the Town of North Andover must be obtained for this project through the Office of the Building Inspector COM5 Tien c 7"1 ON P4$!-is �Yl Al, FORM U - LOT RELEASE FORM INSTRUCTIONS: This form is used to verify that all necessary approvals/permits from Boards and Departments having jurisdiction have been obtained. This does not relieve the applicant and/or landowner from compliance with any applicable or requirements. *****************************APPLICANT FILLS OUT THIS SECTION*********************** APPLICANT 20449 r "7_C W4J-0A,1&S IW,' PHONE??&=9.%Z 7746 LOCATION: Assessor's Map Number_ 3�-- PARCEL 45-0 17 SUBDIVISION /K 01-01 �,$L� yDt' $ LOT(S) STREET 1600 0S6-990P 577 ST. NUMBER/,60 6 ************************************OFFICIAL USE ONLY*********************************** RECOMMENDATIONS OF TOWN AGENTS: CONSERVATION ADMINISTRATOR DATE APPROVED DATE REJECTED -� COMMENTS TOWN PLANNER DATE APPROVED --_-- DATE REJECTED___- COMMENTS FOOD INSPECTOR-HEALTH DATE APPROVED DATE REJECTED J - SEPTIC INSPECTOR-HEALTH DATE APPROVED DATE REJECTED - - - COMMENTS of—W,,}N 7 r17- -Or OF 40a.:�r G' " CIG l Tl PUBLIC WORKS-SEWER/WATER CONN ECTIONS_ ��i DRIVEWAY PERMIT_^Wl !_� FIRE DEPARTMENT- RECEIVED BY BUILDING INSPECTOR DATE Revised 9197 jm Elec Cham. ea 2 $ 2,400 $ 4,800 CWS&R If 400 $ 22 $ 8,800 Compressed Air Allowance 1 $ 2,500 $ 2,500 (') moves by others $ 92,414 Area 170 .k SIC 20,306 sf rea L 70-2 SIC 5,028 sf (Tool Storage) Nt sc-ieemolotion etc Allowance 1 $ 5,000 $ 5,000 "Demise;44'erth-face-12"hi=Dryw6llIf 120 $ 80 $ 9,600 Misc power;hght@`g tel-data sf 5028 $ 4 $ 20,112 Shelving Allowance 1 $ 10,000 $ 10,000 HMF&D 6'wx8'h _�ea ea 1 $ 2,500 $ 2,500 Card Access t 1 $ 2,000 $ 2,000 $ 49,212 Area Q Offices 20-3 46,180 sf Confrence Rooms (3) 400 sf ea sf 1200 $ 60 $ 72,000 Break Stati4lis (2) Allowance ea 2 -$� 20,000 $ 40,000 Reception Area (1) sf 1200 $ -60 $ 72,000 `Derriising wa#1;: ' If 120 $ 140 $ .. 16,800 MEP sf 46180 $ 2 $ 92,360 $ 293,160 Total Phase 2 $ 480,216 Area N :13ainger SIC 8034 sf Misc MEP sf 8034 $ 8 $ 64,272 t Area M Extreme SIC 13,454 sf Misc MEP sf 13454 $ 8 $ 107,632 Chamber(lg). relocate(*) ea 2 $ 3,500 $ 7,000 Elec Charm. ea 2 $ 2,400 $ 4,800 CWS&R If 400 $ 22 $ 8,800 (*) moves by others $ 128,232 Area P `SIC 25,779 sf Misc MEP Allowance sf 25,779 $ 8 $ 206,232 Other Chambers SIC Probably AreaP Extra Large ea 3 $ 22,800 $ 68,400 Large ea 6 $ 19,800 $ 118,800 $ 187,200 Total Phase 3 S $�r 585 936. bemising:Wafl, 2nd Floor GWB 26'h 450 If If 450 $ 185 $ 83,250 Hite-Rite Doors 6wx8h ea 2 $ 14,000 $ 28,000 e C7 C7 OOJve Commonwealth of Massachusetts Executive Office of Environmental Affairs r Department of Environmental Protection Metro Boston/Northeast Regional Office William F. Weld Governor Daniel S.Greenbaum Commissioner SEP 1 <CJ� 'fQQ 1992 Mr. Norman H. Heinze RE: Recycling Permit NE-92-082 AT&T Network .Systems Transmittal #47551 1600 Osgood Street N. Andover, Massachusetts 01845 Dear Mr. Heinze: Enclosed please find a Class A recycling permit issued to: AT&T Network Systems, 1600 Osgood Street, N. Andover, Massachusetts which authorizes the management of regulated recyclable materials. This permit is issued pursuant to G.L. c. 21C and 310 CMR 30. 200. Please read this document carefully as it stipulates the particular activity for which this permit is issued as well as the general and specific conditions governing that activity. Please note that all future correspondence should be directed to the Northeast Regional Office of the Department of Environmental Protection. Should you have any questions, please contact Martha Bolis at (617) 727-5194 . Very truly yours, j-'ol- Edward H. MacDonald Regional Engineer for Waste Prevention EHM/mjb cc: DEP, Division of Hazardous Waste, One Winter St. , Boston, MA 02108 - Attn: Steve Bergstrom Fire Headquarters, 124 Main Street, N. Andover, MA 01845 Board of Health, Town Building, N. Andover, MA 01845 Dexter Alco-Met, Inc. , 160 Tanner Street, Lowell, MA 01852 DEP,NERO - Kevin Mahoney 10 Commerce Way • Woburn,Massachusetts 01801 0 FAX(617)935-6393 • Telephone(617) 935-2160 i GENERAL CONDITIONS OF RECYCLING PERMIT The permittee shall satisfy all applicable conditions of 30. 200. They include but are not limited to the following: 1. Dutyto Comply. The permittee shall comply at all times P P Y with the terms and conditions of the permit, 310 CMR 30. 000, MGL c. 21C, MGL c. 21E, and all other applicable state and federal statutes and regulations. 2 . Duty to Maintain. The permittee shall always properly operate and maintain all facilities, equipment, control systems, and vehicles which the permittee installs or uses. 3 . Duty to Halt or Reduce Activity. The permittee shall halt or reduce activity whenever necessary to maintain compliance with 310 CMR 30. 200 or the permit conditions, or to prevent an actual or potential threat to public health, safety, or welfare, or the environment. 4 . Duty to Mitigate. The permittee shall remedy and shall act to prevent all potential and actual adverse impacts to persons and the environment resulting from noncompliance with the terms and conditions of the permit. The permittee shall repair at his own expense all damages caused by such noncompliance. 5. Duty to Provide Information. The permittee shall provide the Department, within a reasonable time, any information which the Department may request and which is deemed by the Department relevant in determining whether a cause exists to modify, revoke, or suspend a permit, or to determine whether the permittee is complying with the terms and conditions of the permit. 6. Entries and Inspections. The permittee shall allow personnel or other authorized agents of the Department or authorized EPA representatives upon presentation of credentials or other documents as may be required by law, to: (a) Enter at all reasonable times any premises, public or private for the purposes of investigating, sampling or inspecting any records, conditions, equipment, practice, or property relating to activities subject to MGL c. 21C, MGL c. 21E, or RCRA, as amended; and (b) Enter at any time such premises for the purpose of protecting the public health, safety or welfare, or the environment; and (c) Have access to and copy at all reasonable times all records that are required to be kept pursuant to the conditions of the permit, and all other records relevant to the permittee' s hazardous waste activity or to the permittee' s activity involving regulated recyclable material. 7. Records. All records and copies of all applications, reports, and other documents required by 310 CMR 30. 200 shall be kept by the permittee for at least three (3) years from the expiration of the permit. This period shall be automatically extended for the duration of any enforcement action. This period may be extended by order of the Department. All record-keeping shall be incompliance with 310 CMR 30. 007 . 8. Continuing Duty to Inform. The permittee shall have a continuing duty to immediately: (a) correct any incorrect facts in an application; and (b) report or provide any omitted facts which should have been submitted; and (c) in advance, report to the Department each planned change in the permitted facility or activity which might result in noncompliance with 310 CMR 30. 200 or with a term or condition of the permit; and (d) report to the Department any cessation of the permitted activity. 9 . Preventing and Reporting Releases into the Environment. No materials that are to be recycled shall be intentionally released into the environment or otherwise disposed of within Massachusetts except in full compliance with all applicable provisions of 310 CMR 30. 000 and c. 21C. All accidental releases of recyclable material shall be immediately reported to the Department and to all other persons to whom such releases must be reported pursuant to state or federal laws or regulations. 10. Compliance with the Application and the Terms of the Permit. Except where 310 CMR 30. 200 or other conditions of the permit provide otherwise, the materials that are to be recycled shall be recycled in the manner described in the application for the permit and in no other manner, and in compliance with all conditions of the permit. There shall be no change in the procedure of recycling without the prior express written approval of the Department. 11. Transportation of Recyclable Material. Unless otherwise specified, all transportation of recyclable material, and preparation of all recyclable material for transportation, shall be in full compliance with U.S. Department of Transportation and other federal regulations, and all state regulations, governing the transportation of hazardous materials. i 12 . Annual Reporting. All permittees shall submit to the Department an annual report covering all recyclable material they handle. Each annual report shall be submitted to the Department no later than March 1 for the preceding calendar year. The permittee shall use the form prescribed by the Department for Annual Reports submitted in compliance with 310 CMR 30. 205 (12) . All annual reports shall include at least the following information. (a) The EPA identification number of the generator; and (b) The name, address, and EPA identification number of the facility to which recyclable material was sent; and (c) Identification of all recyclable material recycled at the site of generation. Such identification shall include the EPA listed name or description, the EPA hazardous waste number, the DOT hazard class, the amount of recyclable material transported, and the facility to which it was transported; and (d) Identification of all recyclable material shipped to off-site facilities. Such identification shall include the EPA listed name or description, the EPA hazardous waste number, the DOT hazard class, the amount of recyclable material transported, and the facility to which it was transported; and (e) The name and EPA identification number of the transporters used. 13 . Dust Suppression and Road Treatment. The use of regulated recyclable material for dust suppression or road treatment is prohibited. The provisions set forth in 310 CMR 30. 205 (9) shall apply to such activity. 14 . Speculative Accumulation. Speculative accumulation is prohibited. The permittee shall make and keep records that will adequately demonstrate that there has occurred no speculative accumulation. Such records shall include, but not be limited to, the following: (1) records showing the amount of material being accumulated or stored at the beginning of the calendar year. (2) records showing the amount of material received or generated during the calendar year, and (3) records showing the amount of materials being accumulated or stored at the end of the calendar year. 15. Personnel Training. The permittee shall instruct, or give on-the-job training to, personnel involved in any activity authorized by the permit, so that such instruction or on-the-job training teaches such personnel how to comply with the conditions of- the permit and to carry out the authorized activity in a manner that is not hazardous to public health, safety or welfare, or the environment. 16. Emergency Prevention and Response. The permittee shall plan and prepare for fires, explosions, or other occurrences that might result in release of oil or hazardous materials to the environment or otherwise constitute a potential hazard to public health, safety, or welfare, or the environment. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, if the permit authorizes the operation of a recycling facility, the design and operation of the recycling facility shall be in compliance with the requirements set forth in 310 CMR 30. 524 (1) . 17 . Failure to comply shall be grounds for enforcement action including without limitation, permit suspension and revocation. 18 . This permit is not transferable to other persons locations or activities. 19. Appeal Rights and Time Limits. This permit is an action of the Department. If you are aggrieved by this action you may request an adjudicatory hearing. A request for a hearing must be made in writing within 21 days of the date on which the permittee receives the permit. 20. Contents of Hearing Request. Under 310 CMR 1. 01 (6) (b) , the request must state clearly and concisely the facts which are the grounds for the request and the relief sought. Additionally, the request must state why the permit is not consistent with applicable laws and regulations. 21. Filing Fee and Address. The hearing request along with a valid check payable to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in the amount of $100 must be mailed to: Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection P. O. Box 4062 Boston, MA 02211 t The request will be dismissed if the filing fee is not paid, unless the appellant is exempt or granted a waiver as described below. 22 . Exemptions. The filing fee is not required if the appellant is a city or town (or municipal agency) , county, or district of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, or a municipal housing authority. 23 . Waiver. The Department may waive the adjudicatory hearing filing fee for a person who shows that paying the fee will create an undue financial hardship. A person seeking a waiver must file, together with the hearing request as provided above, an affidavit setting forth the facts believed to support the claim of undue financial hardship. i I I I 4 A SPECIAL CONDITIONS (1) The permittee is authorized to handle only the Class A regulated recyclable material described in this permit. The Department must be notified immediately of any changes or modifications in material composition, amount or operation of recycling activities. (2) Each tank or container in which regulated recyclable material is being accumulated or stored and each outside container into which small containers are packed shall be clearly marked and labelled throughout the period of accumulation or storage in accordance with 310 CMR 30. 206 (1) . (3) Class A regulated recyclable material, specified in this permit, must be transported by a transporter described in 310 CMR 30. 223 (1) and shall be accompanied by either a shipping paper, an invoice or a manifest filled out, signed, and distributed in compliance with all applicable provisions of 310 CMR 30. 000. (4) Shipment of Class A regulated recyclable materials to facilities other than those stated in this permit require prior authorization of this Department. Without prior f authorization those materials must be handled as hazardous waste pursuant to 310 CMR 30. 000 and therefore are no longer considered regulated recyclable materials under this permit. (5) Please note that the Department reserves the right to revoke k or suspend this permit if the above special conditions are not met. i THIS PERMIT AUTHORIZES ONLY THE NAMED PERMITTEE TO ENGAGE IN THE ACTIVITIES DESCRIBED ABOVE. THIS PERMIT DOES NOT GRANT ANY RIGHTS NOT OTHERWISE GRANTED BY FEDERAL, STATE OR LOCAL STATUTES, ORDINANCES, OR REGULATIONS. THE PERMITTEE SHALL COMPLY AT ALL TIMES WITH ALL STATE AND FEDERAL REGULATIONS AND STATUTES APPLICABLE TO THE MANAGEMENT OF REGULATED RECYCLABLE MATERIALS. E Mac.H � and Do� nald Date Regional Engineer for Waste Prevention Tie Commonwealth of Massachusetts _ + Departmeru of Environmewal Protection —_ Division of Hazardous "'aste 10 Commerce Way Woburn, Massachusetts 01801 �. RECYCLI 'NLNG OF" ERN]" IT Name of permltee: AT&T NETWORK SYSTEMS Effective Date: Mailing Address: 1600 OSGOOD STREET Expiration Date: N. ANDOVER, MA 01845 Contact Person: Class: A, LEVEL 1 BURRELL C. LOWERY Telephone Number: (508) 960-3222 Permit Number: NE-92-082 'hls is to certlfz that the above :nameri company`:is autllorizeti 'to` manage regulated recvciable materaals pursuant tv Stec ilatic�n 314. 1� �itl 2©4 and eneral aws Chapter 2IC This permit authorizes recycling of the following materials only: Material Description EPA Waste Code Amount SCRAP METAL SOLDER, D008 20, 000 PASTE AND DROSS LBS/YR Description of Recvcling Operations SCRAP METAL SOLDER, SOLDER DROSS, AND SOLDER PASTE CONTAINING LEAD IS SENT TO DEXTER ALCO-MET, INC. , OF LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS FOR ELECTROLYTIC RECOVERY. Location of Recycling Operations In-State Locations: IN-STATE FACILITY: AT&T NETWORK SYSTEMS DEXTER ALCO-MET, INC. 1600 OSGOOD STREET 160 TANNER STREET N. ANDOVER, MA 01845 LOWELL, MA 01852 MAD001005370 MAD019435502 June 26, 1990 Mr. Kyle Macafee Environmental Engineer Department of Environmental Protection 5 Commonwealth Avenue Wobum,.MA 01801 Re: Remediation of Ammonia Etchant Spill The purpose of this letter is to follow up the phone notification of the waste ammonia etchant spill which occurred at our facility on June 14, 1990 at approximately 10:30 am. While a tanker was being filled with the waste material, an overflow occurred which resulted in the spillage of approximately 30 gallons. The liquid spilled onto the plant roadway and ran onto the lawn and concrete.pad adjacent to the ammonia etchant storage building which we call Building #35. Our AT&T Emergency Response Team was at the scene when the spill occurred and began remedial steps. First, a barrier was placed on the east side of the roadway to prevent spillage of liquid into a drain which runs onto the parking lot. Next, all liquid on the concrete pad and roadway was vacuumed and an attempt was made to vacuum some of the liquid which had leaked onto the ground. Spent material which was vacuumed was transferred into the spent etchant tank inside of Bldg. 35. The ERT then shoveled visibly contaminated dirt into poly lined drums. Contamination was visible because of the blue color of the solution due to the presence of copper. Twenty three drums of contaminated material were generated at this time. Because of the presence of copper chloride which has an RQ of 10 pounds,it was decided that this was a reportable spill. The spill was reported to Mr. Mike Gorrasi of the Mass. DEP at 12:05 p.m., Chief Bill Dolan of the North Andover Fire Department at 12:20 p.m., Mr. John Mealy of the National Response Center (report # 26862) at 12:25 p•.m., and Mr. Bill Verdone of the U.S. EPA - Region I Emergency planning and Response Branch at 1:05 p.m. At approximately 12:33 p.m. the North Andover Fire Department responded and felt that the.situation was under control. They were given a copy of the hazardous waste profile and left the property at 1:15 p.m. The NAFD Chief stated that he would also notify the DEP, the North Andover DPH and the North Andover Conservation Commission. Attached is a copy of documentation from the NAFD regarding the incident. At approximately 2:15 p.m. Kyle Macafee of the DEP responded and gathered information about the spill. He recommended taking pH samples of the soil to ensure contamination did not go beyond what was visible. Preliminary pH testing which was done in about 10 random locations with litmus paper showed a neutral pH. A soil sample taken in the spill area after the cleanup showed a pH of 7.01, and a sample across the road in a control area showed a pH of 5.60. A laboratory report is attached. In-house remediation was completed at approximately 4:00 pm. and the excavated area was covered with plastic. On June 15, 1990 Clean Harbors was called in to evaluate and recommend additional remediation, if necessary. Despite continued excavation, the blue color kept resurfacing in the area of the concrete pad. At this time it was decided to remove the pad and the dirt beneath, and also the stained portion of roadway. This ration was done b Clean Harbors with Y assistance operation Y from Andover Construction on June 20, 1990. to addition, the waste material was consolidated from the 55 gallon drums into larger containers to make disposal more cost effective. Eleven cubic yards of soil and concrete were disposed i of as non hazardous waste and will be placed in a secure landfill. No amount of the material reached any storm drains or came in contact with any water supplies. Attached is a copy of the manifest which was used to transport the material to Braintree,Mass. by Clean Harbors (#MA C899065). To finish remediation, a new, larger concrete pad is being installed with dikes on both sides. The pad will as as a catch basin and will have an estimated capacity of 100 gallons in case of an accident. Trucks will be positioned to maximize the use of this containment area. The primary cause of the spill was a miscommunication between a new track driver and an AT&T employee. Contributing to the size of the spill was the fad that a new electrical control system had been manually bypassed because of a control component failure. The following four steps have been taken to prevent a recurrence of this problem: 1. A written agreement will be established with MacDermid, the etchant supplier. This agreement will delineate detailed procedures which are to be used in this operation and will spell out what is expected of MacDermid's driver;and our operator(s). 2. The bypass valve handles will be removed from the waste pumps making it impossible to manually bypass the electrical controls without obtaining tools. 3. Slow filling (half speed)will commence at the point where MacDermid's tank has one foot of space left. i 4. Electrical shutdown of waste pumps will always be backed up by the manual shutoff valve on the outside of the building. If additional information is needed,please call R. Collipi at 508-960-2047. L N. . Heine Environmental Safety Copy to EngineeringM ger A.F.Lazzaretti-20910 J.R. Durante-Berkeley Heights Attachments (3): 1.fire dept. document 6/16/90 2. lab report#CH-422 3.manifest#MA C899065 i ° | ~~ ' | � ! |AT&T TECHNOLOS.TES � �EPC,RT CH-422 NETWORK SYSTBMS � DATE: O6/19/90 � MERRIMACK VALLEY WORKS JOB NO , 309 � ' =+. � RECORD OF � LABORATORY TESTS � � � SUBJECT: ANALYSIS OF SOIL SAMPLES FOR pH ' i SUBMITTED BY: [AWN HALL EXT. : 4782 � DATE SUBMITTED: 06/15/90 DEPT: 20910 � - | ~ � ' � . pH OF CLEAN CONTROL SAMPLE: 5.60 / � � pH OF CONTAMINATED AREA SAMPLE: 7.01 � | |' . . � ! ~= � � � . ANALYST: �� �---- | DEPT: NBMV698110 | � . � � ." '- i o,, II : COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS ^' i DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ENGINEERING San DIVISION OF HAZARDOUS WASTE One Winter Street r• Boston, Massachusetts 02108 [� Please print or type.(Form designed for use on elite(12-pitch)typewriter.) 13 g 7 �S UNIFORM HAZARDOUS 1.Generator US EPA ID No. Manifest 2.Page Information in the shaded areas WASTE MANIFEST (�{` -, ce t of is not required by Federal law. 3.Generator's Name and Mailing Addres5l f T :A.State'Maitifest Dociirnent Number s :.. MA-3,C89065 'B $tate Gen D fir✓ ,� '�r3. r•�..±.,`:Y ' 4.Generator's Phone bey 1 0Rr11r/C/16 0VfA 4,1 r. 'l 'z'r r t ' � �aF�:'` ""z;' `: S.Transporter 1 'Company Name 8. US EPA ID Number `�StateTtans iD�, Zz `'^ #i r rz�1+> C � a�4.,c 'i•+- _ Y�-zt,.,..�: ty•aa�,:yM 7.Transporter 2 Company Name c;. C P p Y 8. US EPA ID Number O Tiansporter's Phone ? tate vans: Ham. ;4' y?s tiI5 L N 9.DesignatedFa ility mn and Site r s - US EPA ID Number r r - aIo,r�,�FF/��e 3(j J.QUI17(�/Q{�fG- _ FrTransporei'E,PFigne{ rr)tib?ai;,F•riTi G StateFaclYrty_i;IDv a' NotRgquire Lai ( � a7rty's_Phone :•�: :�. t :" '�+*i" - 12.Containers 13. ;; 14. p 11.US DOT Description(Including Proper Shipping Name,Hazard Class,and/D Number) v ^.;• ; . :Total Unit a.Weste o"- - 00 No. Type Quantity WtNol •y 'a. ow lyw"Z410ups G b' `/`rU/Y _+'1'I1�1���V3' r x rr , 01� 0 1 11qj wwaa-1-- Z ` . _ r �• Ad—,on +Y<•.. ,>.sa ,.ar- ..� >..' 'L _. '- „y,,; ,,,,,.,�- _ � 'Adi -na scn tIo fqr t 1st u' hysrcalslateandhazardcods') " `t `- - - t - #/> a+ o- �C flan bodes l .> rc, r dig foiWastes fistedllbove` ra. �. �. ♦ o a-� b.W- tl t * � aais .za-�-- - : `-mak. .a -�..lig aY Y+7 ; '%f"7f'¢x' '-tr _ � ,+ �' 3,�,a; . �t 4 " s. Utz fib. '15.Special Handling Instiuctioni and Additional Infomiatior .� 16.GENERATOR'S CERTIFICATION:I hereby declare that the contents of this consignment are fully and accurately described above by _ '< "i ` '.`'proper shipping name and are classified,packed,marked,and labeled,and are in all respects in proper condition for transport by highway r':• 'a _i.'.- '" r.- ."�-.. :�-` O according to applicable international and national government regulations. r, - am a large quantity generator,I'certify that I have a program in place to reduce the volume and toxicity of waste generated to the degree I have determined to be economically practicable• _ N - and that I have ielected the practicable method of treatment,storage,or disposal currently available to me which minimizes the present and future threat to human health and the environ- 'ment;OR,if I am a small quantity generator,I have made a good faith effort to minimize my waste generaiion and select the best waste management method that is available to me and that I' -r can afford.• ' Printed?ypedName+ -`? _ ' Date i 1 J� , Siggeture - _ i > Mo'th" Day `1 C✓ _ :'Yea y A 17.Transpo r '11 Acknowledgement of Receipt of Materials :` - :` • ;. ,. A Ne a v N y - 'Signatur Day rYtar C p l 0 18.Transporter 2 Acknowledgement of Receipt of Materials Date T ;PnnteelTypedNernt ' • -'r- Si gneture <..l Month Day Year 19.Discrepancy Indication Space i A L 20.Facility Owner of Operator:'Certification of receipt of hazardous materials covered by this manifest except as noted in Item 19." y Printed/TypedName "Date " ? _ _ Signature Month -Day Year Form Approved 0M8 No.2050-0079,Expires 9-30-91 t EPA Form_8700-22.(Rev.9-88)Previous editions are obsolete.. ' ` •COPY>6 : GENERATOR MAILS TO DESTINATION STATS- O COMPLAINT •NUMBER DATE: 113 OCTOBER 29, 1992 COMPLAINTANT:FIRE DEPARTMENT CLOSE DATE: ADDRESS:MAIN STREET PHONE: OWNER:AT &T PHONE #: ADDRESS:OSGOOD STREET INSPECTION DATE: OCTOBER 29, 1992 ORDER L DATE: COMPLAINT:FIRE DEPT. CALLED AT 8:45 A.M. - A CHEMICAL SPILL AT AT&T - SODIUM PEROXIDE GOING INTO THE RIVER. J ACTION:I (CAROL) CALLED GAYTON OSGOOD IMMEDIATELY AND HE AGREED TO INVESTIGATE SPILL. GAYTON CALLED BACK AT 9:20 A.M. AND SAID THE CHEMICAL SPILL IS UNDER CONTROL AND NOT DANGEROUS. A �(A� W(AvAeA p . AV& f Door) A A poM op, Apll� *rvjwea 0� " fi*ft ApaaoM. No f"mr a""O 00,�W/ aw Caw. T; r J CTE T1`J FROM � 1 s OF U AMPAD NO.23-176-400 SETS NO.23-376-200 SETS iTO - - ---- - - D�Tb 1 �.�T1Vr FROM --A-T +" . i SIGNED - AMPAD NO.23-176-400 SETS NO.23-376-200 SETS V .. AT&T Network Systems R.V.Grillo, CIH 1600 Osgood Street Environmental&Safety Engineering Department 20910 Merrimack Valley Works N.Andover,MA 01845 (508)9604472 November 2, 1992 MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD Re: Waste Treatment Sodium Hydroxide Spill On October 29, 1992 at 7:45 AM a Signal 6 was called by Plant Protection for a caustic soda spill at Building 50 (Waste Treatment Plant). Members of the Environmental Health and Safety Organization responded, and detennined that approximately 95 gallons of a 50% sodium hydroxide (NaOH) solution had been spilled from a chemical tank that was being transported by a forklift truck. The material was spilled outside of the east garage door of the waste treatment plant, and some of the material had entered a storm drain before the drain had been successfully diked. Apparently, the front wheel of the forklift truck hit a rut upon exiting Building 50, causing the chemical tank to tip over and spill its contents on the road. The response to this incident was coordinated by R. Shaughnessy as Incident Commander, and R. Grillo as Safety Officer. B. Lowery, the 21E and CERCLA Coordinator, reported the spill to Mass. Dept. of Environmental Protection (DEP) and the N. Andover Fire Dept. under the EPA-SARA Emergency Response provisions. As a result of these notifications, on-site inspections of the clean-up effort were performed by the N. Andover Health Inspector, Lt. Fred McCarthy of the N. Andover Fire Dept., Tom Vemile of the Commonwealth of Mass. Region I Hazmat Team and Michael Gorassi from DEP. All expressed satisfaction in the manner in which the emergency was being handled. ERT members responding to this spill were: R. Gagne; S. Fusco; W. Warren; A. Varulett; R. Starnes; J. Taylor; L. Guide and R. Lamprey. The area surrounding the spill was secured, and a decontamination area was set up upwind of the spill on the edge of the designated "hot" zone. ERT members who were actively cleaning up the spilled NaOH solution wore Level B personal protective equipment (boots, gloves, Saranex coated Tyvek suits and SCBA respiratory protection). Water was not added to the NaOH before it was picked up with the spill vacuums because to do so would have created a caustic. mist. Approximately 70 gallons of liquid was collected. This material was dispoed of in the dilute acid/alkali system of the waste treatment plant. Given the amount of liquid that was collected, it is assumed that 20-25 gallons of the NaOH solution went down the stone drain. After er the 70 gallons of material was picked u the contaminated ated area was P P washed down with 150 gallons of water, then picked up with the spill vacuums. This material was also disposed of in the dilute acid/alkali waste treatment _ , system. After all the liquid had been removed, the dike material (lime and �;. speedy-dry) was shoveled into a lined open top drum and labelled for disposal by.the resource recovery area. j Precautions were taken by the incident commander before the wash down operation commenced to close down air handling systems in buildings that were downwind of the spill (Bldgs. 37, 34 and 50) in the event of the generation of a caustic mist. This situation did not occur however, and the clean up of the material was completed at 12:45 PM. Decontamination of ERT team members and equipment was finished at 1:15 PM. The ERT members who participated in this chemical emergency should be commended for the competent manner in j g Y which the clean-up was handled. Richard V. Grillo, CIH Industrial Hygienist rvg:unix Copy to P.J. Bajor-nb2209100 R.V. Collipi-nb2209100 William Dolan-N. Andover Fire Dept. N.H. Heinze-nb2209100 T.J. Higgins-nb2209200 A.F. Lazzaretti-nb2209000 B.C. Lowery-nb2209100 A.W. Makovitch-nb2209100 A.V. Richard-nb2209100 R.T. Shaughnessy-nb2209210 G. Twining-nb2209100 TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER/ HOARD OF HFALTH Jr 20 IS COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION METROPOLITAN BOSTON-NORTHEAST REGIONAL OFFICE WILLIAM F. NVELD Governor TRUDY CORE .Secretary ARGEO PALL CELLUCCI Lt. Go ernor v DAVID B. STRUHS Commissioner February 29, 1996 Mr. J. F. Mckinnon RE: N. ANDOVER - Metropolitan Lucent Technologies Inc. Boston/Northeast Region 71600-Osgood--Street, 310 CMR 7.02 - Plan Approval North Andover, MA 01845 Application No. MBR-95-IND-028 Transmittal No. 96407 Category: BWP AQ 03 - Major CPA FINAL APPROVAL AND EMISSION RESTRICTIONS Dear Mr. Mckinnon: The Metropolitan Boston/Northeast Region of the Department of Environmental Protection, Bureau of Waste Prevention, has completed a review of your major Comprehensive Plan Application (mCPA) . The application concerns the approval of .all existing Research and Development ( "R & D" ) and manufacturing operations at Lucent Technologies Inc. Merrimack Valley Works (Lucent) located at 1600 Osgood Street, North Andover, Massachusetts. Lucent submitted this mCPA on May 23, 1995, and amended it on July 26, 1995, with the inclusion of additional sources of emissions at the subject facility. This application bears the seal and signature of Mr. Stephen G. Piper, Massachusetts P.E. No. 36039. I . INTRODUCTION This review of your mCPA by Department engineers indicates that the subject Lucent facility proposes to obtain a facility-wide air approval, with emissions caps, in order to ensure that all emission sources within the facility are properly approved, pursuant to the requirements of 310 CMR 7 .02. The facility-wide emissions cap includes all sources installed: (1) prior to 1972, which are considered "grandfathered"; (2) after 1972 but prior to 1990; and (3) after 1990 when the de-minimis and specific source exemption Regulations at 310 CMR 7.00 et seq were promulgated. This mCPA will assure that Lucent will not exceed facility-wide emission caps for volatile organic compounds (VOCs) , hazardous air pollutants (HAPs) , and ammonia emissions. 10 Commerce Way • Woburn,Massachusetts 01801 • FAX(617)932-7615 • Telephone(617)932-7600 H ��Printed on Recycled Paprr J Lucent Technologies Inc. February 29, 1996 Transmittal No. 96407 Page 2 i II . FACILITY DESCRIPTION The subject Lucent facility conducts R & D work and also manufactures electronics devices associated with networking communication systems at its Merrimack Valley Works facility located on approximately 175 acres of land, in North Andover, Massachusetts. There are numerous emission sources, and emission points located at the Merrimack Valley Works facility. The emissions generated vary in composition and concentration. Emissions can occur at intermittent times, and can be emitted from numerous exhaust points located throughout the facility. The main pollutants of concern are VOCs, HAPs, and ammonia. The subject Lucent facility does not emit any halogenated organic compounds (HOCs) from its manufacturing processes. Lucent requires flexibility of operation and mobility of equipment for the varying needs of the facility. A facility-wide list of emission sources and approximate rate of emissions from each source can be found in the plan application, in Volume-I of the submittal. A brief summary of sources, current process location, raw materials used, Lucent' s assigned machine #, exhaust #, and exhaust rate of each type of pollutant emitted are attached here as Table-1. Lucent will use an overall facility-wide materials management accounting system for emissions calculations and tracking. The major processes which emit greater than one ton per year (tpy) of VOCs, HAPs, and ammonia are the following: 1. Flux Hood 2. RTV Processing Area 3. C48 Shop RTV Process Hood 4. Photoresist Spray Machines 5. Polymer Spray Machine 6. Photoresist Strip Lines 7. Clean Hood with Dip Tank 8. Clean and Lubricate Goldfingers Hoods 9. Cold Cleaning Degreasers 10. Vapor Degreasers 11. Conveyorized Degreasers 12. Wave Soldering Operations 13. Camera Room Developer 14. Paint Spray Booths 15. Miscellaneous Facility-Wide Cleaning The following is a brief description of these processes. Refer to the attached Table-1 for a complete equipment listing, along with equipment location, for the subject facility, including sources emitting t f I Lucent Technologies Inc. February 29, 1996 Transmittal No. 96407 Page 3 j less than one ton per year of VOCs, HAPS, and/or ammonia. Sources emitting less than one ton per year include research and development activities as well as other supporting operations for Lucent's networking systems manufacturing. Detailed descriptions of each of these sources is included in Section 3.0 of the plan application. 1 . FLUX HOOD This exhaust hood is associated with the application of flux to circuit boards. A flux bath equipped with a cover is maintained inside the hood. Individual circuits are loaded onto trays and then manually dipped into the flux bath. The trays are then transferred to a curing oven to bake. 2 . RTV PROCESSING AREA Lucent maintains a Room Temperature Vulcanized (RTV) Rubber processing area, where circuits on ceramic substrates are coated with the RTV mixture, to provide resistance from scratching. The operation consists of several application steps: the "damming" process step, where either RTV mixture or a damming paste =s applied onto each board; the flow coating step, where the circuit board is coated with liquid RTV; the vacuum oven step, where the off gassing process occurs; the curing oven step, and the laboratory hood step, used specifically for thinning the R'S'V mixture. 3 . C48 SHOP RTV PROCESS HOOD Lucent operates a Resec automatic encapsulation system for flow coating Hybrid Integrated Circuits (HICs) with RTV mixture. This unit has a dispensing station equipped with a manifold with- multiple ithmultiple dispensers. The operation consists of an applicazion station, a vacuum oven, a curing oven, and a laboratory hood where manual encapsulation of the HICs is performed using squeeze bottles. 4 . PHOTORESIST SPRAY MACHINES Lucent operates automated photoresist spray machines for coating circuits. The application occurs within a closed chamber. Ceramic substrates are automatically conveyed through the machine where a reciprocating gun applies the photoresist. The substrates are then transferred through a leveling area, followed by infrared bake modules. The spray nozzles are cleaned w=th a solvent. 5 . POLYMER SPRAY MACHINE Lucent operates a polymer spray machine which deposits photopolymer on substrates. The coating material is pumpe<i through a spray nozzle attached to a reciprocating arm. I:-:e substrates are loaded onto the conveyor and carried through the machine. After the spraying application, the substrates proceed through a leveling chamber and into an infrared bake module. Lucent Technologies Inc. February 29, 1996 Transmittal No. 96407 Page 4 6 . PHOTORESIST STRIP LINES Lucent operates automated photoresist stripping and degreasing processes, utilizing a series of dip tanks. Ceramic substrates are automatically conveyed through the stripping line. The substrates are transferred from a stripping bath to a deionized water rinse bath, to a second stripping bath and then to a final rinse. Agitation within the stripping baths is created during the pump and drain cycles which are used to maintain the bath height. 7 . CLEAN HOOD WITH DIP TANK Lucent operates an exhaust hood used for cleaning quartz crystal blanks. The cleaning solvent is contained in a small tank which is placed within a larger tank containing a water bath. The cleaning solvent is continuously agitated during operation, ultrasonically. Under the same hood are multiple tanks, also containing solvent, used for cleaning the fixtures that keep the quartz crystal blanks secure during the first cleaning operation described above. Each soaking unit is equipped with a cover which remains closed at all times except during loading and unloading of parts. S . CLEAN AND LUBRICATE GOLDFINGERS HOODS Lucent operates numerous clean hoods throughout the facility under which goldfingers are cleaned and lubricated. The goldfingers are the connection portion of a circuit board that provide the means by which the circuit is eventually inserted into another component. The goldfingers are cleaned after components have been inserted and soldered. After being cleaned, the goldfingers are dipped in the lubricant. Excess lubricant is removed with a quick blast of air from the air dryer. 9 . COLD CLEANING DEGREASERS Lucent operates numerous cold cleaning degreasers throughout the facility, used for both production and maintenance cleaning operations. All solvent cold cleaners are equipped with covers easily operated with one hand, which remain closed at all times except during the loading and unloading of parts. The parts are drained for 15 seconds or until the dripping ceases before removal. Each cold cleaning degreaser has been designed with a freeboard ratio of greater than 0.75 and the exhaust at each hood is designed to maintain a face velocity of 100 feet per minute. These features and procedures comply with the criteria contained in 310 CMR 7 . 18(8) (a) . t Lucent Technologies Inc. February 29, 1996 Transmittal No. 96407 Page 5 I 10 . VAPOR DEGREASERS Lucent operates several vapor degreasers used for production cleaning operations. Each unit is equipped with a cover which is easily operated with one hand and remains closed at all times except during loading and unloading parts. Each vapor degreaser has been designed with a freeboard ratio of greater than 0.75 and the exhaust at each hood is designed to maintain a face velocity of 100 feet per minute. Parts are allowed to completely drain before they are transferred from the degreaser. These features and procedures comply with the criteria contained in 310 CMR 7. 18(8) (b) . 11 . CONVEYORIZED DEGREASERS Lucent operates numerous conveyorized degreasers used for production cleaning operations. Each machine is an enclosed unit equipped with minimal openings for loading and unloading parts. Parts are allowed to drain prior to removal from the operation. The units are used for removing flux residue from surface mount soldering of components, and to develop a photodefinable polymer. These features and procedures comply with the criteria contained in 310 CMR 7. 18(8) (c) . 12 . WAVE SOLDERING OPERATIONS Lucent currently operates numerous wave solde=i^g operations (at the time of this submittal) , used in the manufacturing of circuit boards. Each unit is a semi-automated process _n which printed wiring boards (PWB's) with mounted components are placed onto a conveyor and passed over a wave of molten solder. The PWB assemblies are transported through the fluxing, preheating, soldering and brushing cycles. Prior to the soldering, the PWB assembly is coated with a thin layer of flux. -he flux removes oxides that have formed on the copper surface. The flux is applied through a self-cleaning nozzle. The fflux is only sprayed when a PWB assembly is directly above the nozzle, to prevent unnecessary spraying of flux. At completion of the operation, the spray nozzle and cap are removed and soaked in a solvent bath. Lucent also operates selective wave soldering processes. The operation is the same as described above, excepz. the flux and solder are applied to only the areas of the PWB assembly requiring soldering. The other areas of the assembly are masked from the flux and solder. i Lucent Technologies Inc. February 29, 1996 Transmittal No. 96407 Page 6 13 . CAMERA ROOM DEVELOPER Lucent operates a developer used in the production of contacts, a photographic print made from a negative or positive film (a copy of the original) . A piece of unexposed film is placed on the contact table with the emulsion side facing up. Each original contact is placed emulsion side down on top of the unexposed film. The contact is then transferred to the Processor for development. Various materials containing VOC are used to develop the contacts. 14 . PAINT SPRAY BOOTHS Lucent operates two (2) paint spray booths used for miscellaneous painting and maintenance of plant equipment. Various paints and cleaning solvent are used in each booth. Both booths were installed prior to 1972 and are considered "grandfathered" under the Massachusetts plan review program. 15 . MISCELLANEOUS CLEANING - FACILITY WIDE Lucent utilizes small amounts of cleaning solvent facility-wide for miscellaneous cleaning of equipment. The solvent is typically applied using either a sealed plastic squeeze bottle or by rags/swabs. All containers of solvent are kept closed at all times except when in use, to minimize evaporative losses. III . AIR EMISSIONS REDUCTIONS AND POLLUTION PREVENTION Lucent mandated a corporate-wide goal to reduce SARA 313 listed reportable emissions, and to strive for 100% reduction from 1987 levels by the year end 2000. Actual reductions from 1987 SARA 313 listed reportable emissions at Merrimack Valley Works were about 98% by year end 1994. Lucent has also committed corporate-wide to participation in EPA's Voluntary Reduction Program and continues to evaluate reductions in the use of 17 listed materials. The subject Lucent facility has phased out 100 percent of CFC and chlorinated solvent emissions from manufacturing operations by year end 1992. In conformance with the Toxic Use Reduction Plan (TURP) , Lucent will minimize emissions through a toxic reduction program. This effort involves material replacements, reevaluating formulations, and required safe work practices, such as: closing covers on process equipment tanks when not in use and when product is placed in the tank if possible; sealing solvent containers; and overall solvent cleaning reductions through process changes. Lucent will continue to utilize and improve the Process Hazard Review (PHR) system which was developed to evaluate all new manufacturing processes or process changes prior to introduction at the facility. This review brings process engineers, factory engineers, and I i Lucent Technologies Inc. February 29, 1996 Transmittal No. 96407 Page 7 i environmental engineers together to minimize the environmental and safety impacts of changes, while assuring compliance with State and Federal Regulations as well as Lucent policy. Lucent will continue to inform and train applicable employees to achieve compliance with the latest environmental regulations, as applicable. IV. FACILITY EMISSION LIMITS Air contaminant emissions from the entire facility shall not exceed the emission caps set forth in Proviso Nos. 3, 4, and 5 of this Approval letter. In determining compliance with the facility-wide emission caps, Lucent will use methods such as materials management, emission factors developed from stack testing, stoichiometry, and EPA published guidance documents, where applicable. Section 3.0 of the Application provides a detailed description of each operation and the specific method used for determining operational potentials. The facility-wide emission caps will encompass all emissions of VOCs, HAPs, and ammonia based on a 12 month rolling average for each pollutant as well as a monthly cap for each pollutant. Records of all emissions will be summarized monthly and maintained to ensure compliance with each facility-wide emission caps. V. RECORD KEEPING AND REPORTING The Lucent Merrimack Valley Work's facility will demonstrate compliance with the facility-wide emission caps through various methods, such as materials management system based on chemical usage, evaporation rates based on chemical properties, and emission factors obtained from past emissions testing results, and EPA published guidance documents. The materials management system will account for the majority of the emissions generated at this facility. This system accounts for the amount of raw materials received on site and the amount withdrawn to the manufacturing operations. The basic framework of the material management system at Lucent involves the following sequence: Chemical Usage to Processes : * Chemicals are dispensed through a central storage location at Lucent. * Withdrawals of chemicals from this central storage location to the manufacturing operations are recorded as transactions in a local material resource planning database. * Records of these chemical transactions are exported to a chemical tracking database. Lucent Technologies Inc. February 29, 1996 Transmittal No. 96407 Page 8 i Waste Removals from Processes: * Certain pieces of process equipment covered in the plan application generate solvent wastes. * Wastes from those processes are collected in storage tanks or in satellite accumulation areas. * Monthly, the amount and type of waste, which is disposed of off- site, will be evaluated and subtracted from the monthly usage, obtained from the chemical tracking database. Given the availability of both chemical usage information and waste removal data, a mass balance is performed for VOCs and certain HAPs. The materials management system considers chemicals used when withdrawn from the central storage location and wastes are credited when disposed of off-site. Lucent will generate monthly emission reports to maintain compliance with the 12 month rolling facility-wide emission caps and the monthly facility-wide emission caps, consistent with Proviso Nos. 3, 4, and/or 5. For processes using Microposit 1112A, Lucent will use the materials management system to assess the total usage. Waste from these processes is transferred to a holding tank prior to shipment. VOC emissions from the processes using Microposit 1112A are determined by the total usage minus the waste and dragout. The composition of the waste is based on a standard profile, the dragout is based on measurements made by Lucent. For the lead emissions, generated from the solder used in the wave soldering operations and corfin dip machines, and the cyanide, ammonia (NH3) , and acids used in the etching processes, emissions testing was conducted, resulting in an emission factor in units of pounds of pollutant per hour. This emission factors will be multiplied by the maximum number of hours in the reporting period to determine compliance. P g P P Hydrogen cyanide (HCN) emissions from the plating processes were determined by the stoichiometric reaction. For every mole of gold cyanide used, two moles of HCN are formed. Using the total amount of gold cyanide used and the molecular weights of both compounds, an emission rate in tons of HCN per reporting period is determined. Emissions factors provided in the EPA published document entitled, "Compilation of Air Pollutant Emission Factors: AP-42", and actual fuel consumption data will be used in determining non-methane VOC emissions generated through combustion from the fuel burning equipment for monthly and annual reporting. I Lucent Technologies Inc. February 29, 1996 Transmittal No. 96407 Page 9 The Department has determined that this application is administratively complete and that the plans are in conformance with current air pollution control engineering practices, and hereby grants FINAL APPROVAL for Lucent's Merrimack Valley Works facility, with the following provisos: 1) That Lucent shall set up an identification numbering system for all fixed or secured equipment approved in this application and shall notify this Office in writing of the details of said system, within 60 days of receipt of this Approval letter. 2) That should any nuisance condition(s) be generated by the operation of this facility, then appropriate steps shall immediately be taken by Lucent to abate the nuisance condition(s) . 3) That Lucent shall restrict its actual VOC emissions from the entire North Andover facility to a maximum facility-wide emission cap of 112 tons per rolling 12 month calendar period and to a maximum facility-wide emission cap of 30 tons per month. 4) That Lucent shall restrict its actual ammonia emissions from the entire North Andover facility to a maximum facility-wide emissions cap of 5.0 tons per rolling 12 month calendar period and to a maximum facility-wide emission cap of 2.0 tons per calendar month. 5) That Lucent shall restrict its actual hazardous air pollutants (HAPs) emissions from the entire North Andover facility to a maximum facility-wide emission ca of 9.5 tons per rolling 12 Y P P g month calendar period for any one HAP, or 24.5 tons for the total of all combined HAPs per rolling 12 month calendar period. Likewise, Lucent shall restrict its actual HAPS emissions to a maximum monthly facility-wide emission cap of 2 .0 tons for any one HAP, or 4.0 tons for the total of all combined HAPS. 6) That Lucent shall maintain adequate records on site to document compliance with the facility-wide emission caps as stated in Proviso Nos. 3, 4 and 5 above. Said records shall be made available to Department personnel upon request, and shall be kept on site for a minimum of five years. Lucent shall submit a report documenting the actual emissions of VOCs, HAPs, and ammonia for the previous calendar year to this Office, attention Bureau of Waste Prevention Compliance and Enforcement Chief. This report shall be submitted on or before March 15 of each year for the previous calendar year. Lucent shall include in this report any new equipment installations, modifications (such as Lucent Technologies Inc. February 29, 1996 Transmittal No. 96407 Page 10 I moving equipment for increased production efficiency, changing solvents, or changing exhaust configurations) , and relocations of equipment. In addition, these installations, modifications, and relocations shall be reflected in the Emissions Statement form submitted to the Department each year, as required under Regulation 310 CMR 7.12. Lucent shall attach a summary sheet to the subject report outlining any progress the facility has made towards lowering air emissions. 7) That Lucent shall operate and maintain the subject process equipment and air pollution control equipment in compliance with Lucent's most updated Standard Operating and Maintenance Procedures governing said equipment. 8) That Lucent shall submit an excess emissions report to this Office within ten ( 10) days after determining that any of the monthly or yearly facility-wide emission caps have been exceeded. Said report shall include a description of the exceedance(s) and the steps to be taken to prevent further exceedances. 9) That Lucent shall be permitted to install or modify equipment which increases process specific potential emissions above 310 CMR 7.02 thresholds without requiring a new plan approval, or individual source record keeping, provided that the emissions generated from said installation(s) or modification(s) maintains the facility-wide emissions at or below the facility-wide emissions caps stated in Proviso Nos. 3, 4, and 5 above, and assuring that the changes are in compliance with other applicable State and Federal Air Pollution Control Regulations, especially Best Available Control Technology, Maximum Achievable Control Technology, New Source Performance Standards, National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants, etc. Lucent will notify the Department at least 45 days prior to such installation or modification with a detailed description of the unit, including proposed start-up date, operating parameters, emission controls, and potential emissions, unless a shorter notification period has been mutually agreed upon by the Department and Lucent. Please be advised that once Lucent Technologies has received its Operating Permit (Application No. MBR-95-OPP-068, Transmittal No. 103921) , the simplified notification procedures specified in 310 CMR 7.02(2) (a) l.g. , and in 310 CMR 7.02(4) (e) will be in effect. 10) That Lucent can implement formulation changes (chemical substitution equipment) , q pment changes, and/or relocations of equipment without requiring a modification to this Approval, provided that none of the facility wide emission caps stated in Proviso Nos. 3, 4, and 5 above, are exceeded. Lucent Technologies Inc. February 29, 1996 Transmittal No. 96407 Page 11 11) Equipment installations, modifications and relocations which have equipment specific potential emissions of less than one ( 1.0) ton per year, will not require individual source recordkeeping or preconstruction notification to the Department. However, they will be inventoried in the required Emission Statement submittals (see Proviso No. 13) . 12) That Lucent shall obtain prior written approval from the Department in accordance with the applicable requirements of Regulation 310 CMR 7 .00 (e.g. , Sections 7 .02 and Appendix A) for any proposed equipment ro osed modification or new a ui ment installation which will increase the facility-wide emissions caps above the levels specified in Proviso Nos. 3, 4, and/or 5 above. 13) That Lucent shall continue to submit the Merrimack Valley Work's Emission Statement Forms to the Department of Environmental Protection, as required by Regulation 310 CMR 7. 12. 14) That Lucent shall continue to investigate the feasibility of implementing alternative technologies (or reformulated raw material inputs) which lead to the decrease of overall emissions to the air. The facility shall, as needed, seek assistance from outside sources such as suppliers, vendors, or the Office of Technical Assistance (which is located at the Executive Office of Environmental Affairs, 100 Cambridge Street, Boston, Massachusetts, Telephone No. 617-727-3260) . 15) That Lucent shall maintain records of activities associated with environmental issues and overall emissions changes at the facility. The facility shall record information such as the results of federal, state, or local environmental inspections, if available; maintenance or corrective actions related to pollution control equipment (calibrations of monitoring systems, etc. ) ; and measures taken to lower overall emissions to the environment (air, solvent waste, hazardous waste etc. ) . These records shall be made available to Department personnel upon request. Separate logbooks, or equivalent, can be maintained for Standard Operating and Maintenance actions, if necessary. 16) That Lucent shall continue to comply with the requirements contained in the Department's NOx RACT Emission Control Plan Final Approval letter, issued on April 26, 1995 (Appl. No. MBR 94-COM-054) . Failure to comply with any of the above stated provisions will constitute a violation of the "Regulations" , and can result in the revocation of the approval granted herein to operate the described facility. Lucent Technologies Inc. February 29, 1996 Transmittal No. 96407 Page 12 The Department has determined that the filing of an Environmental Notification Form (ENF) with the Secretary of Environmental Affairs, for air quality control purposes, was not required prior to this action by the Department. Notwithstanding this determination, the Massachusetts Environmental Policy Act (MEPA) and Regulation 301 CMR 11.00, Section 11.03, provide certain "Fail-Safe Provisions" which allow the Secretary to require the filing of an ENF and/or an Environmental Impact Report at a later time. This plan approval is an action of the Department. If you are aggrieved by this action, you may request an adjudicatory hearing. A request for a hearing must be made in writing and postmarked within twenty-one (21) days of the date you received this plan approval. Under 310 CMR 1.01(6) (b) , the request must state clearly and concisely the facts which are the grounds for the request, and the relief sought. Additionally, the request must state why the plan approval is not consistent with applicable laws and regulations. The hearing request along with a valid check payable to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in the amount of one hundred dollars ($100.00) must be mailed to: Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection P.O. Box 4062 Boston, MA 02211 This request will be dismissed if the filing fee is not paid, unless the appellant is exempt or granted a waiver as described below. The filing fee is not required if the appellant is a city or town (or municipal agency) , county, or district of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, or a municipal housing authority. The Department may waive the adjudicatory hearing filing fee for a person who shows that paying the fee will create an undue financial hardship. A person seeking a waiver must file, together with the hearing request as provided above, an affidavit setting forth the facts believed to support the claim of undue financial hardship. Please be advised that this approval does not negate the responsibility of Lucent to comply with this or any other applicable federal, state, or local regulations now or in the future. Nor does this approval imply compliance with any other applicable federal, state, or local regulations now or in the future. Lucent Technologies Inc. February 29, 1996 Transmittal No. 96407 Page 13 Should you have .any questions concerning phis matter, please do not hesitate to contact Dhiraj B. Desai at (617 )932-7646. Very truly yours, Dhiraj Desai ?ureau E. Belsky j Enviro ental Engineer Chie` of waste revention cc: Board of Health, Town Building, North Andove_, MA 01845 Fire Headquarters, 124 Main Street, North Andover, MA 01845 DEP, DAQC, One Winter St., Boston, MA 02108 - 7th Floor ATTN: W. Sullivan DEP, NERO ATTN: T. Parks, R. Mahoney Emcon, 6 Riverside Dr. , Suite 101, Andover, KA 01810 ATTN: Steve Piper I ................... .......... .......... .... . ........... ........ :::: ........................ ............... ............ ......... .......... .......... ..... .......... ...... ........ ................ .......ER ACII........ ....... ........ ................... ........................ ........ .......... ........... Lucent Tech. Lucent Tech. Exhaust Rate2 Raw Material Source Process Location Assigned Machine Al Assigned Exh Sys# CFM Used Pollutant Emitted Sources Emiuing>I tpy: Vint Ifewd 30-2.S-35 526-35 278 1,900 Low Solids Flux VOC Flux dunking ol'winponouts in a NIIIAll KI'V Processing Area 30-2 Q-29 513-165 161 22,605 Liquid RTV VOC Automated application of 513-157 311 Damming Paste HAP encapsulant to circuit components. 513-311 310 Xylene 513-167 Isopropyl Alcohol 40015-87 280-192 901-38 2011-91 2011-92 20847 20011-88 203H-40 (2)No Machine C48 RTV Process Hood 30-2,1-35 515-192 408 6,620 Liquid RTV VOC Automated application of 409 Xylene HAP encapsulant to circuit components. Isopropyl Alcohol Spray Machine 30-2,W-27 521-119 70-14 4,960 P4902 VOC Automated photoresist spray 521-120 application to circuits in an enclosed chamber. Spray Machine 30-2,X-8 521-113 388 2,200 PHP-100 VOC Spraying polymer coat on circuit HAP substrate. Photoresist Strip Lines 30-2,R-37 30000-77 70-15 6,575 Microposit 1112A VOC Automated photoresist stripping 30000-78 Hydrofluoric Acid HAP line with stripper in aqueous solution. Clean Hood&Dip Tank 30-2,U-3 600000-113 165 2,490 Isopropyl Alcohol voc manual spot cleaning of circuit 164 Acetone components. Small tank,agitated PRS-1000 ultrasonically,to clean quartz 42tW blank,, (7)Clean&Lube Goldfingers 30-2,Q-15 513-291 235 3,170 KS-Lube 21903 voc Two step process for cleaning and 30-2,K-7 513-270 88 1,950 Isopar-H HAP lubricating goldfingers.Boards pass 30-1,D-16 513-426 106 1,390 Isopropyl Alcohol through the cleaning section first 30-2,J-6 513-431 31 2,300 then are dipped into a tank of 30-1,E-16 513425 69 9,000 lubficanL 30-1,Quest Line#1 No Machine# No Ex.# 2,300 1 30-1,Quest Line#2 No Machine# No Ex.# 2,300 Page I TX Lu NT Suriurr ot:E ul mast a'tirb' to'tlris. royal Lucent Tech. Lucent Tech Exhaust Rate' Raw Material Source Process Location Assigned Machine# Assigned Exh Sys# CFM Used Pollutant Emitted (16)Cold Cleaning Degreasers 30-2,W-32 513-371 326 5,300 Isopropyl Alcohol VOC Cleaning and stripping 30-1,Z-29 513-317 287 1,500 TMAH/MeOH HAP components,as well as,degresing 30-1,K-3 513-248 Gen Vent 0 Methyl Pyrrolidinone various equipment associated with 30-1,M-4 513-263 Gen Vent 0 Mineral Spirits manufacturing and maintenance. West Wall,Bldg 40 PHDEG-0001 Gen Vent 0 Acetone 1(yuipment is dippod into tanks Noah Wall,I11dg 41 600000-01115 Uen Vent (I Microponit 11 12A containing solvent degreasers. 30-2,A-28 521-132 261 5,800 NP-607 30-2,W-28 70078-23 262 11,350 Methyl Ethyl Ketone 30-2,Z-20 513-302 364 900 Kyzen Ionox FCR 30-2,Z-20 90001-347 364 900 Microliquid Lab Cleaner 30-2,X-8 513423 388 10,560 30-2,1-33 513-424 411 1,900 30-2,1-33 513-418 407 2,181 30-2,S-29 513-428 No Ex.# 2,000 30-1,G-12 513-391 69 9,000 30-2,X/Y-25 513-406 243 1,760 (3)Vapor Degreasers 30-2,Q-29 513-408 230 2,900 Isopropyl Alcohol VOC Cleaning circuit components using 30-2,E-29 513-405 68 1,500 solvent degreaser. 30-2,W-28 517-102 261 5,800 (4)Conveyorized Degreasers 30-1,J-11 513-382 26 5,000 Bioact EC-7 Cleaner VOC Three in-line conveyorized 30-1,J-17 No Machine# No Ex.# 5,000 Butyl Butyrate degreasers used to remove flux 30-2,Q-29 513-412 333,335 3,050 residue and one PHP-100 polymer 30-2,X-7 521-143 392 developing system. (12)Wave Soldering 30-1,E-13 280-299 69 9,000 Low Solids Flux VOC Machines 30-2,S-13 280-296 402 2,190 Isopropyl Alcohol HAP Flux spraying by automatic device in 30-1,F-13 280-327 226 2,600 Molten Solder soldering lines. Operated on 30-1,G-13 280-346 No Ex.# 2,200 actuated spray cycle. Two lines Fast Line 280-345 No Ex.# 2,200 selectively apply solder to the boards. 30-2,I-6,AIM Line 280-311 88 3,350 One unit is dedicated for experi- 30-2,T-7,ATM Line No Machine# 429 2,400 mental activities. 30-2,ATM PRC No Machine# No Ex.# 2,480 30-1,Quest Line#1 No Machine# No Ex.# 2,200 30-1,Quest Line#2 No Machine# No Ex.# 2,200 30-2,D11-7/Jl 1-7 No Machine# No Ex.# 2,400 F84-Patriot Shop 280-069 169 2,400 Miscellaneous Cleaning Facility-Wide No Machine# Gen.Vent 0 Isopropyl Alcohol VOC Manual cleaning using rags and Acetone squeeze bottles. Page 2 .. TTA $Umma of I? ul runt Subject to this Approval Lucent Tech. Lucent Tech. Exhaust Rate Raw Material Source Process Location Assigned Machine# Assigned Exh Sys# CFM Used Pollutant Emitted Camera Room Developer 30-1,V-1 30003-24 34 1,000 Cronalar Fixer Conc.Part A VOC Developer used for making Cronalar Fixer Conc.Part B HAP photographic prints from negative Cronalith Blender Rep.R-1 or positive film. Cronalith Blender Rep.R-2 Cronalith Blender Rep.R-3 Cronalith Uq.Blender Part A Cronalith Uq.Blender Part B Nu-Kleen Film Cleaner (2)Paint Spray Booths Building 34 52644 Bldg-34 Various Paint VoC Miscellaneous painting and maint- 521-7 Mineral Spirits HAP enance of lard equipment Sources Emiding<1 Bell Laboratories Building 21 BL 216466 204 1,813 VOC Solvents&Compounds VOC Research and development(R&D) BL216467 204 2,000 Lead Compounds HAP activities supporting manufacturing 600000-410 NA 1,000 Acid Compounds operations. 600000-381 NA 1,144 BL232891 21-7 1,100 No Machine# NA 1,360 No Machine# NA 2,000 500000-216 20-10 1,100 600000-338 20-10 2,100 600000-339 20-10 1,500 11 NA 1,100 No Machine# NA 750 BTL 15587 204 2,000 BTL 180519 20-9 500 BTL 15586 20-4 2,400 Thick Film Screen Hood 30-2,Z-30 No Machine# 64 1,200 Axarel 2200 VOC Manual cleaning of screens used Xylene HAP in circuit printing. Isopropyl Alcohol (2)Clean Hoods 30-2,0-4 No Machine# 331 2,100 Methanol VOC Manual cleaning by immersion in Acetone HAP beakers with some spray cleaning. Cortin Solder Dip Machine Building 30 280-338 373 2,500 Low Solids Flux VoC Automated tinning machine used to Isopropyl Alcohol solder dipre-molded MCM7s. Thick Film Screen Printing Building 30 40019-462 368 800 Gold Conductor Paste VOC Each screen printer applies two 40019463 370 900 Glaze Dielectic HAP types of paste,gold conductor or 40019-464 369 1,200 Isopropyl Alcohol a glaze dielectic. 40019-465 372 800 40019486 404 1,750 40019-348 405 Not Available 40019456 376 2,250 213 1,700 Page 3 ... TABX,E,1> :. LucN[ cvo�,aclrr, ;No ?rANnou>i✓RB �carr;r :<... utnniaryef: ari>St►b at�tia " raysd : ...... Lucent Tech. Lucent Tech. Exhaust Rate' Raw Material Source Process Location Assigned Machine# Assigned Exh Sys# CFM Used Pollutant Emitted Pattern Generation Area Building 30 521-88 243 1,760 Photoresist Eagle 2130 ED VOC Photographic process with the 30000-107 289 5,000 Developer Eagle 2005 HAP electrophoretic photoresist coating 30000-106 290 1,300 operation. 272-313 (9)Surface Mount Ovens Building 30 280-320 395 250 Solder Paste RMA 390DH4 VOC Oven stations used for surface 280-343 132 1,800 HAP mounting components onto 280-240 174 3,275 circuit boards. 280-344 429 2,400 280-296 280-331 280-330 280-339 No Machine# SIL M&T Building 70 No Machine# 70-11 5,500 Relyimide 7070 VOC Screen printing,debubbiing, No Machine# 70-11 Cyclohexane HAP and drying operations No Machine# 70-11 5013-55 70-I1 5013-66 70-11 5013-60 70-11 984-118 70-11 272-283 70-11 274-282 70-11 40015-11.7 70-11 521-104 70-13 6,575 274-277 70-17/18 2,300 MCM Area Building 30 298-256 310 10,080 Epibond 7202 VOC Stencil printing,solder reflow, 298-259 310 AMTECH Solder Paste and lead attaching processes 5000000-205 310 Alpha 4308 Flux 298-277 310 20011-89 310 600000-227 310 274-334 310 280-323 310 280-335 375 3,800 298-282 375 280-314 230 2,900 984-187 No Ex.# Not Available 984-158 No Ex.# Not Available Vertical Etching Lines Building 30 164-64 354 347 Ultra Etch Fl HAP Etching of conductor metals used 521-87 MU-A/MU-B Solution Ammonia in thin film circuits. Technistrip Operation Building 30 513-288 221 1,174 Technistrip Au Etchant HAP Gold etching process using a [cyanide based etchant. I'ul;o 4 . ......................... ... ......... ............ .. ............................ ............................. .... ....... TABLE ....... ... .............. ....................... ... ........... ................ ....... ... ................ ........... ........... ........................... . ........... ...... ............ .. .. ......... .. ........ ............ .................. ................... �T_.-,q ...... ........ ...... Lucent Tech. Lucent Tech, Exhaust Rate' Raw Material Source Process Location Assigned Machine N Assigned Exh Sys# CFM Used Pollutant Emitted FA Shop Building 30 521-82 384 1,440 Technistrip Au Etchant VOC_ Cyanide etching process to remove 984-164 177 400 AMICON Epoxy HAP residue from circuits. A conductive 280-230 411 1,900 Alpha 100 TO Flux epoxy applied through screen printer. Oven used to reflow solder to mount components onto circuits. PCL Area 30-2,W-28 521-114 262 11,350 Hi Speed Circuit Etch VOC ASI spray etchm&an Interlab 521-129 HF/Nitric Acid Solution HAP exhaust hood for immersion etching, 521-117 Alkyl Imidazole SES-T and spray etching for copper laminated duroids. Gold Etching Area Building 70 521-105 70-3 7,700 HF Solution HAP Gold etching process using an ASI 10-B Area 521-115 spray etcher. Gold Plating Operation Building 30 512-120 361 2,030 Gold Cyanide Solution HAP Two plating operations which plate 4-A Area 512-121 gold,copper and nickel. TPA Area Building.30 512-126 319 4,200 Gold Cyanide Solution HAP Plates ceramic substrates with a 512-122 layer of gold. 512-123 Piezo Lab Acid Station 30-2,Y-3 600000-118 28 1,000 Hydrochloric Acid(HCI) HAP Reworking crystals using acid as an etchant. (3)Send-Aqueous Cleaners 30-1,P-15 513-396 282 1,185 Bioact EC-7 Cleaner VOC Industrial dishwashers used for 30-2,E-20 513-414 143 1,000 cleatung substrates. 30-2,T-7 No Machine# 429 2,400 F94 Shop Clean Hood 304,W-35 No Machine# 264 6,600 Isopropyl Alcohol VOC Manual cleaning to remove adhesive labels from EPROMs prior to p-W—uning- Blue Room Clean Hood 30-1,Blue Room No Machine# 282 1,185 Low Solids Flux VOC Manual spot cleaning and repairing Isopropyl Alcohol of circuit boards. Acetone (2)Photoresist Stripping 30-2,S-1 513-367 162 4,200 PRS-1000 VOC Hoods 30-2,0-5 513-345 33 2,780 Striping photorosist from corarnio sub,dratos. Crystal Blank Clean Process 30-2,AA-11 600000-984 379 675 PRS-1000 VOC Striping photoresist from ceramic substrates. (2)Convection Reflow Ovens 30-2,DI I-7/J11-7 No Machine# No Ex.# 2,400 Solder Paste RMA 390DH4 VOC Two ovens used for surface mount- ing components onto circuits. HAP TABLE f LUCENT TRCHNOLUCiIES-NORTH ANDOVER PANTY Of Eq ui ant ahtb tv tills 4proval ; Lucent Tech. Lucent Tech. Exhaust Rate; Raw Material Source Process Location Assigned Machine# Assigned Exh Sys# CFM Used Pollutant Emitted (2)Stencil Cleaning Stations 30-2,DI I-7/111-7 No Machine# No Ex.# 2,400 Isopropyl Alcohol VOC Paste applied through stencils onto circuit boards. Heat Treating Process 30-1,F-4 206-396 178 4,600 Quenchtex A Oil VOC Gas nitriding and quench hardening Ammonia Gas Ammonia of small maintenance tools. Natural Gas N%' SO2, CO, Particulate' (3)Solder Retlod Ovens 30-1/30-2,D-4 280-295 282 1,185 AMTECH Solder Paste Part A VOC Surface mounting devices in 280-323 143 1,000 Solder Paste RMA 390DH4 HAP substrate assembly by reflowing 280-283 solder Paste. Wash Station 30-2,Y-24 513-2142 357 2,040 Vona Clean V(� Rcinoves organic contamination prior to plating operation. (2)Cortin Solder Dip Machines 30-2,FCP Shop 701-143 60 _ 2,625 Molten Solder HAP Automated,multiple station tinning 280-324 machines. (2)Presco Screen Printers 30-2,C-40 Shop 984-113 376 2,250 Markern 4166 Ink VOC Mark thin film integrated circuits 984-125 Markem 204 Cleaner with a code and an ID number. (3)AMI Screen Printers 30-2,MCM Shop 984-144 382 6,220 AMICON C-850-6 Epoxy VOC Epoxy acroen printers used in 9X4-145 ICC 843 Cleaner :onLnctiun with the C'40 Aron. 9X4-16:1 NI TI It(*1('lean Heir 11) ),'I'IN 911.11111 697 106 2,0o Ilydh-Whlohic Avid(I If'I) IIAI' AW-nnnted four tank donning lino. Otic 1 ICI tank with three rinse tanks. Verteq(2)Dip Tank Unit 30-2,T-28 90100-167 306 2,050 Hydrochloric Acid(HCI) HAP Manual two dip tank cleaning station. ()tic I ICI tank with one riaso tank. (2)Maintenance/Repair Hoods 110-2,0-21 No Machine fl 71 6,1400 Isopropyl Alcohol VOC )•:xhnust hoods used liter ropnin and Methanol HAP maintenance activities. lIIC Molding Operation 30-2,R-25 600000-3 151 2,370 Isopropyl Alcohol VOC I'ostmolded code marking.Unique 650-40 264 6,600 Cl Series Heatset Ink HAP ID numbers are printed onto circuits. 984-184 Gordon's Permasil#909 A No Machine# X-8 Reducer 1)vers stntivat used liter surf-ace (4)Solder Reused Ovens To Ito Dotomhined No Mnehino 11 No IN,# I,K110 Solder Poste RMA 3901)114 VOC mounting components onto circuits. HAP Facility emission caps for NO.SO2,CO and Particulate are not established through this permit. The emissions generated from the I feat Treating Process(Machine#206-396)are for informational purposes only. In some cases the exhaust flow rate represents a combined total of multiple exhausts. Page 6 Perini Building Company 73 Mt. Wayte Ave. Framingham, MA 01710-9160 Perini'g Building Company April 15, 2004 r Robert Nicetta, Building Commissioner Town of North Andover, Fire Dept. Main St. North Andover, MA 01845 Re: Lucent Technologies Inc— 780 CMR—903.1.1 Merrimack Valley Works Consolidation, 1600 Osgood St, No Andover, MA 01845 Dear Mr. Nicetta, Attached, for your information is a copy of the Fire Protection System Narrative Report as required by 780 CMR — 903.1.1, as revised April 6, 2004 for each of the three Phases of construction. Your attention is directed to page 4Fire Alarm Sequence of operation (existing to remain). The first bullet item is changed to alarm to Site Security Headquarters which is manned 24/7. Security will alarm the North Andover Fire Department. Stanley J Swerchesky Jr Project Manager Perini Building Co C/c job file W. Dolan, Chief NAFD J. Nunemaker, FPO, Comm. Mass. I FIRE PROTECTION.SYSTEMS NARRATIVE REPORTS 780 CMR-903.1.1 LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES Phase 3 - Consolidation 1600 Osgood Street • North Andover, Massachusetts Prepared By: CONSULTING` �c>�t�`a�ai r A.tx�ant�a 10.Nlagu�rer,I2:attd 5u�tc,3I;0' T.ex ington,MA'82421 (:71)372-3000;(71)372 3`T90'fax: pt+vwv.aha-Cin�nCcrS.��tn Prepared For: North Andover Fire Department North Andover,MA March 12,2004 Revised April 6,2004 LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES—Phase 3 March 12, 2004 I North Andover, MA (I.a) BASIS (METHODOLOGY) OF DESIGN Section 1 —Building Description Refer to architect. Section 2—Applicable Laws, Regulations and Standards Refer to architect. Section 3 —Design Responsibility for Fire Protection Systems Fire Protection and Dominic A. Ciolino Fire Alarm Systems: MA PE#41630, Fire Protection AHA Consulting Engineers, Inc. 10 Maguire Road, Suite 310 Lexington, MA 02421 (781) 372-3000 HVAC: Thomas M. Wisnaskas MA PE#41859,HVAC AHA Consulting Engineers, Inc. 10 Maguire Road, Suite 310 Lexington, MA 02421 (781) 372-3000 Section 4—Fire Protection Systems to be Installed FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM System Description: The building is currently equipped with a wet pipe sprinkler system. Automatic sprinkler protection is provided throughout the entire building in accordance with NFPA 13, as required by MGL 148 and 780 CMR. The existing water service entrance and fire department connection are existing to remain. The existing wet pipe sprinkler system will be modified in selected renovated tenant areas on the Second Floor and will only be modified if Architectural ADD/ALTERNATE is accepted. ADD/ALTERNATE proposes to bring demising wall up to underside of deck. Current proposal is to bring demising wall only up to underside of existing HVAC piping and does not affect current sprinkler head layout at deck above. The remainder of the building will remain sprinkler protected with wet pipe sprinklers with no modifications. The modified wet sprinkler system in renovated areas in the Second Floor Areas "U" and "P" will be designed for Ordinary Hazard Group I Occupancy 1 LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES—Phase 3 March 12, 2004 North Andover, MA requirements, and will be capable of providing 0.15 gpm/sf over the hydraulically most remote 1,500sf with 250 gpm hose allowance and 130sf maximum sprinkler spacing. These areas include open light manufacturing. FIRE ALARM SYSTEM System Description: The building fire alarm system shall operate in conjunction with the building fire protection system(s) in accordance with all-applicable codes and standards including NFPA 13, 72, 90A and 101, the Current Massachusetts State Building Code, and Town of North Andover. The existing fire alarm system is a microprocessor-based multiplex, analog/addressable system with complete audio and visual occupant notification, voice evacuation, and municipal reporting via the automatic telephone dialer. The existing fire alarm system will be extended to match the requirements of the new architectural plans. Each new initiating point (smoke detector, duct-mounted smoke detector, or manual pull station) will be individually addressable. Upon activation, the specific device address, type, status and location will be presented at an LCD annunciator integral to the Fire Alarm Control Panel. Occupant notification consists of audio/visual signaling. New audible signal will include a synchronized code 3 temporal signal throughout the building then a pre- recorded voice evacuation message to effected areas of the building. Visual signaling will be by Xenon strobes in accordance with NFPA 72 Chapter 6 and the Americans with Disabilities Act(ADA). .All existing smoke detectors are analog/addressable devices. Each analog/addressable device is subject to alarm verification and to environmental compensation in order to minimize false alarms. Microprocessor-based detectors retain operating characteristics in non-volatile memory and conduct algorithms to distinguish real fire conditions from unwanted nuisance alarms. All new fire alarm initiating and notification appliances will be Class A wired. Related Systems Interface: The existing fire alarm system will continue to interface to the fire protection system(s)by monitoring each existing individual waterflow and tamper switch via dedicated addressable modules. The existing fire alarm system is interfaced to the HVAC System in order to conduct the required control functions via programmable control module outputs and associated manual override switches and status LEDs located at the FACP. 2 LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES—Phase 3 March 12,2004 North Andover, MA HVAC System Description: The existing base building HVAC system is designed in accordance with the Massachusetts Building Code, 6th Edition, the Massachusetts Plumbing and Fuel Gas Code, the Boca National Mechanical Code, and NFPA 90A. All the main air handling units within the scope of work in building "30" are served from the base building chilled water and steam systems. All HVAC modifications will be to the low pressure ductwork distribution and balancing. The control system for the base building air handling units will not be modified as part of this renovation. Secondary control systems, including area thermostats and damper actuators will be added and existing shall be serviced as part of this renovation. A 2-hour rated fire damper shall be installed in ductwork where it penetrates 2- hour fire-rated walls and/or where ductwork penetrates the floors in accordance with the Massachusetts Code 717.0 and NFPA 90A. All transfer ducts through rated walls shall also have fire dampers. All existing units over 2000 CFM are provided with duct mounted or unit mounted smoke detectors. Section 5—Features Used in the Design Methodology N/A Section 6—Special Consideration and Description There is no intent to deviate from the prescriptive code requirements of regulatory codes and standards with alternative methods. (Lb) SEQUENCE OF OPERATION FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM Wet Pipe Sprinkler System: Heat produced from a fire melts the fusible link or glass bulb on a single sprinkler head or group of sprinkler heads causing the sprinkler(s) to open. Water from the water filled pipe is discharged immediately from the sprinkler head(s) to control the fire. The fire department may pump the fire department connection to supplement the system. Sprinkler system water flow alarms activate upon system flow and indicate to the FACP an alarm condition which transmits the alarm signal to the Municipal Fire station. The sprinkler(s)continue to flow water until manually shut off. 3 i LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES—Phase 3 March 12, 2004 North Andover, MA FIRE ALARM SYSTEM Sequence of Operation: (EXISTING TO REMAIN) In accordance with the Town of North Andover and the Massachusetts State Building Code, the operation of an existing manual pull station or activation of any existing automatic alarm initiating device (system smoke, heat, waterflow) will cause the following to occur: • Transmit the alarm to the Site Security Headquarters which is manned 24/7. Security will notify local Fire Department. (Rev 1) • Sound a synchronized code 3 temporal signal throughout the Building, then a pre-recorded voice evacuation message to applicable areas of the building. • Flash all visual signals throughout the building in a synchronized manner. • Flash an alarm LED and sound an audible signal at the FACP. • Upon Acknowledgment, the alarm LED shall light steadily and the audible shall silence. Subsequent alarms shall re-initiate this sequence. • Upon alarm initiation by an elevator lobby smoke detector or other designated recall device, recall elevator that serve the floor of initialization to the main egress level. If the alarm initiates on the main egress level, return the elevator to the alternate floor as directed by the authority having jurisdiction. • Visually indicate the alarm initiating device type and location via the LCD display located at the FACP and the LED remote graphic annunciator in the entry vestibule. The LED remote graphic annunciator only indicates initiating devices located in the core areas of the building and not in the tenant areas. • Automatically shut down or control HVAC functions, as required. HVAC Sequence of Operation: The existing main air handling units over 2000 cfin have duct smoke detectors in the supply ducts from the units. Upon sensing smoke, the existing detectors shall stop the supply fan. The base building main air handling units' controls and sequences will not be modified in this scope of work. 0.0 TESTING CRITERIA Section 1 —General Testing Criteria The general contractor has overall responsibility for setting up and coordinating all acceptance testing with authorities having jurisdiction. All testing shall be in accordance with NFPA requirements, North Andover Fire Department, the 4 LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES—Phase 3 March 12, 2004 North Andover, MA Massachusetts State Building Code, 6th Edition, the BOCA National Mechanical Code, the NFPA National Electrical Code, and the contract specifications. FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM The sprinkler contractor is responsible for setting up and coordinating all sprinkler system acceptance testing. All testing shall be in accordance with NFPA 13, 14, 24, the Massachusetts State Building Code, and contract specifications. FIRE ALARM SYSTEM Testing Criteria: The completed system shall be subject to the final test and acceptance, UL certification and periodic inspection, testing and maintenance, in accordance with the Town of North Andover, Massachusetts State Building Code and NFPA 72 Chapter 7 as follows: • The test shall be conducted by a UL certified testing company. Each and every device shall be functionally tested. • Upon function test of each device, the corresponding programmed event sequences shall be verified. Subsequent events shall include occupant notification, system annunciation, elevator recall, HVAC control sequences, door release, and municipal reporting. • Proper visual notification shall be verified. • Audible sound pressure levels shall be measured and recorded. • Fault conditions shall be simulated and verified as to their proper reporting and system response. These shall include loss of AC power, battery standby operation, and wiring faults of each and every circuit. • A complete report demonstrating the activation and subsequent acknowledgement of each activation shall be generated. An annual test and inspection contract will be in evidence at the time of final testing. The final system acceptance test shall be conducted by the holder of the test contract, and witnessed by the local authority having jurisdiction. Upon successful test and acceptance, a UL certificate and final report of compliance shall be issued by the testing company. Testing and inspection shall be conducted by the testing company of record as described and in accordance with NFPA 72, chapter 7. In addition to device testing, maintenance (sensitivity) reports shall be generated directly from the system during each quarterly test. These reports shall include a complete listing of each analog device in the system, their corresponding programmed sensitivity setting, and their current sensitivity level, and the number of times each device has entered alarm verification mode. 5 LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES—Phase 3 March 12, 2004 North Andover, MA HVAC M Upon completion and prior to acceptance of the installation, operations shall be thoroughly tested and balanced in accordance with the Massachusetts State Building Code, 6th edition, and the BOCA National Mechanical Code. A certificate of approval and acceptance shall be submitted to the architect by the HVAC Contractor. All tests are to be witnessed by the authority having jurisdiction and the architect. Section 2—Equipment and Tools FIRE SPRINKLER The sprinkler contractor shall be responsible for providing all required equipment and tools including but not limited to: hydrostatic testing equipment, pressure gauges,hoses,nozzles, manufacturers' instructions,radios, etc. FIRE ALARM The Electrical Contractor shall provide all tools necessary to complete the successful testing of the Fire Alarm systems. HVAC The HVAC Contractor shall provide all tools necessary to complete the successful testing of the HVAC systems including, as necessary, lifts, gauges, pitot pressure sensors and other CFM reading and balancing equipment, adjustable and fixed sheave drives and belts (for adjusting fans), rpm and electrical meters, etc. HVAC Systems shall be balanced to be within 10% of design criteria. Section 3—Approval Requirements Obtain written approval of all acceptance testing from the North Andover Fire Department. Report all system failures to the general contractor, North Andover Fire Department, and design engineer. Provide the North. Andover Fire Department with copies of NFPA 13 and 72 testing certificates, instruction manuals and as-built drawings. The owner shall submit to the North Andover Fire Department the names and telephone numbers of emergency contacts. G:\Projects\2004-Boston\Lucent Andover Phase 3\Specifications\Fire\903 NARRATIVE.doc 6 FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS NARRATIVE REPORTS 780 CMR—903.1.1 LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES Phase 2 - Consolidation 1600 Osgood Street North Andover, Massachusetts Prepared By: CON.SUITING` "N9IRS 70 lv�:agtiir -Roaa Suitc 310; Lc xinton MA 02421 ('7$1)3'72-3000;('7 1)372 31 .Oax www.aha-cngin�cYs coni.. Prepared For: North Andover Fire Department North Andover,MA January 30,2004 Revised April 6,2004 LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES—Phase 2 January 30, 2004 North Andover, MA (La) BASIS (METHODOLOGY) OF DESIGN Section 1 —Building Description Refer to architect. Section 2—Applicable Laws,Regulations and Standards Refer to architect. Section 3 —Design Responsibility for Fire Protection Systems Fire Protection and Dominic A. Ciolino Fire Alarm Systems: MA PE#41630, Fire Protection AHA Consulting Engineers, Inc. 10 Maguire Road, Suite 310 Lexington, MA 02421 (781) 372-3000 HVAC: Thomas M. Wisnaskas MA PE#41859, HVAC AHA Consulting Engineers, Inc. 10 Maguire Road, Suite 310 Lexington,MA 02421 (781) 372-3000 Section 4—Fire Protection Systems to be Installed FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM System Description: The building is currently equipped with a wet pipe sprinkler system. Automatic sprinkler protection is provided throughout the entire building in accordance with NFPA 13, as required by MGL 148 and 780 CMR. The existing water service entrance and fire department connection are existing to remain. The existing wet pipe sprinkler system will be modified in selected renovated tenant areas on the First, Second, and Third Floors. The remainder of the building will remain sprinkler protected with wet pipe sprinklers with no modifications. The modified wet sprinkler system in renovated areas in the First Floor Area `B" will be designed for Ordinary Hazard Group I Occupancy requirements, and will be capable of providing 0.15 gpm/sf over the hydraulically most remote 1,500sf with 250 gpm hose allowance and 130sf maximum sprinkler spacing. This area includes the new Tool Room. 1 LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES—Phase 2 January 30, 2004 North Andover, MA The modified wet sprinkler system in renovated areas in the Second Floor Areas "J", "K", and "L" will be designed for Light Hazard Occupancy, and will be capable of providing 0.10 gpm/sf over the hydraulically most remote 1,500sf with 100 gpm hose allowance and 225sf maximum sprinkler spacing. These areas include new conference rooms and offices. The modified wet sprinkler system in renovated areas in the Third Floor Area "Q" will be designed for Light Hazard Occupancy, and will be capable of providing 0.10 gpm/sf over the hydraulically most remote 1,500sf with 100 gpm hose allowance and 225sf maximum sprinkler spacing. This area includes new conference rooms and open office areas. FIRE ALARM SYSTEM System Descri tion: The building fire alarm system shall operate in conjunction with the building fire protection system(s) in accordance with all-applicable codes and standards including NFPA 13, 72, 90A and 101, the Current Massachusetts State Building Code, and Town of North Andover. The existing fire alarm system is a microprocessor-based multiplex, analog/addressable system with complete audio and visual occupant notification, voice evacuation, and municipal reporting via the automatic telephone dialer. The existing fire alarm system will be extended to match the requirements of the new architectural plans. Each new initiating point (smoke detector, duct-mounted smoke detector, or manual pull station) will be individually addressable. Upon activation, the specific device address, type, status and location will be presented at an LCD annunciator integral to the Fire Alarm Control Panel. Occupant notification consists of audio/visual signaling. New audible signal will include a synchronized code 3 temporal signal throughout the building. Visual signaling will be by Xenon strobes in accordance with NFPA 72 Chapter 6 and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). All existing smoke detectors are analog/addressable devices. Each analog/addressable device is subject to alarm verification and to environmental compensation in order to minimize false alarms. Microprocessor-based detectors retain operating characteristics in non-volatile memory and conduct algorithms to distinguish real fire conditions from unwanted nuisance alarms. All new fire alarm initiating and notification appliances will be Class A wired. 2 LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES—Phase 2 January 30, 2004 ` North Andover, MA Related Systems Interface: The existing fire alarm system will continue to interface to the fire protection system(s)by monitoring each existing individual waterflow and tamper switch via dedicated addressable modules. The existing fire alarm system is interfaced to the HVAC System in order to conduct the required control functions via programmable control module outputs and associated manual override switches and status LEDs located at the FACP. HVAC . System Description: The existing base building HVAC system is designed in accordance with the Massachusetts Building Code, 6th Edition, the Massachusetts Plumbing and Fuel Gas Code, the Boca National Mechanical. Code, and NFPA 90A. Heating and ventilation is handled differently in different buildings and even in different areas of certain buildings. The first floor of building "70" is general warehouse area and is ventilated with outside air from both the existing base building chilled water/steam air handling units and from heating and ventilation units in the warehouse area. The second floor of building "70" is office/lab area but open to the warehouse areas. It is ventilated and cooled with from the existing base building chilled water/steam air handling units. In building "20" space, the area of renovation is currently served by chilled water/steam air handling unit. The control system for the base building air handling units will not be modified as part of this renovation. A 2-hour rated fire damper shall be installed in ductwork where it penetrates 2- hour fire-rated walls and/or where ductwork penetrates the floors in accordance with the Massachusetts Code 717.0 and NFPA 90A. The Tool Area shall be served by dedicated stand-alone air handling unit served by a central chilled water loop. All units over 2000 CFM are provided with duct mounted or unit mounted smoke detectors. Section 5 —Features Used in the Design Methodology N/A Section 6—Special Consideration and Description There is no intent to deviate from the prescriptive code requirements of regulatory codes and standards with alternative methods. 3 LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES—Phase 2 January 30, 2004 North Andover, MA (Lb) SEQUENCE OF OPERATION FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM Wet Pipe Sprinkler System: Heat produced from a fire melts the fusible link or glass bulb on a single sprinkler head or group of sprinkler heads causing the sprinkler(s) to open. Water from the water filled pipe is discharged immediately from the sprinkler head(s) to control the fire. The fire department may pump the fire department connection to supplement the system. Sprinkler system water flow alarms activate upon system flow and indicate to the FACP an alarm condition which transmits the alarm signal to the Municipal Fire station. The sprinkler(s) continue to flow water until manually shut off. FIRE ALARM SYSTEM Sequence of Operation:.(EXISTING TO REMAIN) In accordance with the Town of North Andover and the Massachusetts State Building Code, the operation of an existing manual pull station or activation of any existing automatic alarm initiating device (system smoke, heat, waterflow) will cause the following to occur: Transmit the alarm to the Site Security Headquarters which is manned 24/7. Security will notify local Fire Department. (Rev. 1) • Sound a synchronized code 3 temporal signal throughout the Building. • Flash all visual signals throughout the building in a synchronized manner. • Flash an alarm LED and sound an audible signal at the FRCP. • Upon Acknowledgment, the alarm-LED shall light steadily and the audible shall silence. Subsequent alarms shall re-initiate this sequence. • Upon alarm initiation by an elevator lobby smoke detector or other designated recall device, recall elevator that serve the floor of initialization to the main egress level. If the alarm initiates on the main egress level, return the elevator to the alternate floor as directed by the authority having jurisdiction. Visually indicate the alarm initiating device type and location via the LCD display located at the FACP and the LED remote graphic annunciator in the entry vestibule. The LED remote graphic annunciator only indicates initiating devices located in the core areas of the building and not in the tenant areas. e Automatically shut down or control HVAC functions, as required. HVAC Sequence of Operation: The existing heating and ventilating units over 2000 cfin have duct smoke detectors in the supply ducts from the units. Upon sensing smoke, the existing detectors shall stop the supply fan. 4 LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES—Phase 2 January 30, 2004 f North Andover, MA Dedicated tool room air conditioning system shall be provided with smoke detectors that upon sensing smoke, the supply fan with shut down. (1.0 TESTING CRITERIA Section 1 —General Testing Criteria The general contractor has overall responsibility for setting up and coordinating all acceptance testing with authorities having jurisdiction. All testing shall be in accordance with NFPA requirements, North Andover Fire Department, the Massachusetts State Building Code, 6ch Edition, the BOCA National Mechanical Code, the NFPA National Electrical Code, and the contract specifications. FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM The sprinkler contractor is responsible for setting up and coordinating all I sprinkler system acceptance testing. All testing shall be in accordance with NFPA 13, 14, 24, the Massachusetts State Building Code, and contract specifications. FIRE ALARM SYSTEM Testing Criteria: The completed system shall be subject to the final test and acceptance, UL certification and periodic inspection, testing and maintenance, in accordance with the Town of North Andover, Massachusetts State Building Code and NFPA 72 Chapter 7 as follows: • The test shall be conducted by a UL certified testing company. Each and every device shall be functionally tested. • Upon function test of each device, the corresponding programmed event sequences shall be verified. Subsequent events shall include occupant notification, system annunciation, elevator recall, HVAC control sequences, door release, and municipal reporting. • Proper visual notification shall be verified. • Audible sound pressure levels shall be measured and recorded. • Fault conditions shall be simulated and verified as to their proper reporting and system response. These shall include loss of AC power, battery standby operation, and wiring faults of each and every circuit. • A complete report demonstrating the activation and subsequent acknowledgement of each activation shall be generated. 5 LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES—Phase 2 January 30, 2004 i North Andover, MA An annual test and inspection contract will be in evidence at the time of final testing. The final system acceptance test shall be conducted by the holder of the test contract, and witnessed by the local authority having jurisdiction. Upon successful test and acceptance, a UL certificate and final report of compliance shall be issued by the testing company. Testing and inspection shall be conducted by the testing company of record as described and in accordance with NFPA 72, chapter 7. In addition to device testing, maintenance (sensitivity) reports shall be generated directly from the system during each quarterly test. These reports shall include a complete listing of each analog device in the system, their corresponding programmed sensitivity setting, and their current sensitivity level, and the number of times each device has entered alarm verification mode. HVAC Upon completion and prior to acceptance of the installation, operations shall be thoroughly tested and balanced in accordance with the Massachusetts State Building Code, 6th edition, and the BOCA National Mechanical Code. A certificate of approval and acceptance shall be submitted to the architect by the HVAC Contractor. All tests are to be witnessed by the authority having jurisdiction and the architect. Section 2—Equipment and Tools FIRE SPRINKLER The sprinkler contractor shall be responsible for providing all required equipment and tools including but not limited to: hydrostatic testing equipment, pressure gauges, hoses, nozzles,manufacturers instructions,radios, etc. FIRE ALARM The Electrical Contractor shall provide all tools necessary to complete the successful testing of the Fire Alarm systems. HVAC The HVAC Contractor shall provide all tools necessary to complete the successful testing of the HVAC systems including, as necessary, lifts, gauges, pitot pressure sensors and other CFM reading and balancing equipment, adjustable and fixed sheave drives and belts (for adjusting fans), rpm and electrical meters, etc. HVAC Systems shall be balanced to be within 10%of design criteria. 6 LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES—Phase 2 January 30, 2004 North Andover, MA Section 3 —Approval Requirements Obtain written approval of all acceptance testing from the North Andover Fire Department. Report all system failures to the general contractor, North Andover Fire Department, and design engineer. Provide the North Andover Fire Department with copies of NFPA 13 and 72 testing certificates, instruction manuals and as-built drawings. The owner shall submit to the North Andover Fire Department the names and telephone numbers of emergency contacts. G:\Projects\2003-Boston\LUCENT ANDOVER PH2\Specificationffire\903 NARRATWE.doc 7 FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS NARRATIVE REPORTS 780 CMR—903.1.1 LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES Phase 1 - Consolidation 1600 Osgood Street North.Andover, Massachusetts Prepared By: CC3N�I UNG E. 0,11 , E E S tJ t 10 Maguire Rottii, Suite;310 L 4x agton S"0242.1 (7$1)372-3'0 ;:(7$ri)3?2-319ofax Www.aha-ei�gineers.corYs. Prepared For: North Andover Fire Department North Andover,MA December 12, 2003 Revised April 6,2004 LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES December 12, 2003 North Andover, MA (La) BASIS (METHODOLOGY) OF DESIGN Section 1 —Building Description Refer to architect. Section 2—Applicable Laws,Regulations and Standards Refer to architect. Section 3 —Design Responsibility for Fire Protection Systems Fire Protection and Dominic A. Ciolino Fire Alarm Systems: MA PE#41630,Fire Protection AHA Consulting Engineers, Inc. 10 Maguire Road, Suite 310 Lexington,MA 02421 (781) 372-3000 HVAC: Thomas M. Wisnaskas MA PE#41859,HVAC AHA Consulting Engineers, Inc. 10 Maguire Road, Suite 310 Lexington,MA 02421 (781) 372-3000 Section 4—Fire Protection Systems to be Installed FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM System Description: The building is currently equipped with a wet pipe sprinkler system. Automatic sprinkler protection is provided throughout the entire building in accordance with NFPA 13, as required by MGL 148 and 780 CMR. The existing water service entrance and fire department connection are existing to remain. The existing wet pipe sprinkler system will be modified in renovated tenant areas on the First and Second Floors only. The remainder of the building will remain sprinkler protected with wet pipe sprinklers with no modifications. The modified wet sprinkler system in renovated areas in the First Floor Area "D" will be designed for Light Hazard Occupancy, and will be capable of providing 0.10 gpm/sf over the hydraulically most remote 1,500sf with 100 gpm hose allowance and 225sf maximum sprinkler spacing. These areas include a conference room and an office. 1 LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES December 12, 2003 North Andover, MA The modified wet sprinkler system in renovated areas in the Second Floor Tel/Server Rooms will be designed for Ordinary Hazard Group I Occupancy requirements, and will be capable of providing 0.15 gpm/sf over the hydraulically most remote 1,500sf with 250 gpm hose allowance and 130sf maximum sprinkler spacing. FIRE ALARM SYSTEM System Description: The building fire alarm s.. ste shall operate in conjunction with the building fire protection system(s) in accordance with all-applicable codes and standards including NFPA 13, 72, 90A and 101, the Current Massachusetts State Building Code, and Town of North Andover. The existing fire alarm system is a microprocessor-based multiplex, analog/addressable system with complete audio and visual occupant notification, voice evacuation, and municipal reporting via the automatic telephone dialer. The existing fire alarm system will be extended to match the requirements of the new architectural plans. Each new initiating point (smoke detector, duct-mounted smoke detector, or manual pull station) will be individually addressable. Upon activation, the specific device address, type, status and location will be presented at an LCD annunciator integral to the Fire Alarm Control Panel. Occupant notification consists of audio/visual signaling. New audible signal will include a synchronized code 3 temporal signal throughout the building. Visual signaling will be by Xenon strobes in accordance with NFPA 72 Chapter 6 and the Americans with Disabilities Act(ADA). All existing smoke detectors are analog/addressable devices. Each analog/addressable device is subject to alarm verification and to environmental compensation in order to minimize false alarms. Microprocessor-based detectors retain operating characteristics in non-volatile memory and conduct algorithms to distinguish real fire conditions from unwanted nuisance alarms. Any new fire alarm initiating and notification appliances will be Class A wired. Related Systems Interface: The existing fire alarm system will continue to interface to the fire protection system(s)by monitoring each existing individual waterflow and tamper switch via dedicated addressable modules. The existing fire alarm system is interfaced to the HVAC System in order to conduct the required control functions via programmable control module outputs and associated manual override switches and status LEDs located at the FACP. 2 LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES December 12, 2003 North Andover, MA HVAC System Description: The existing base building HVAC system is designed in accordance with the Massachusetts Building Code, 6"' Edition, the Massachusetts Plumbing and Fuel Gas Code, the Boca National Mechanical Code, and NFPA 90A. Heating and ventilating is provided by existing heating and ventilating units utilizing steam heat. A 2-hour rated fire damper shall be installed in ductwork where it penetrates 2- hour fire-rated walls and/or where ductwork penetrates the floors in accordance with the Massachusetts Code 71 7.0 and NFPA 90A. Electronic laboratory areas are served by dedicated Computer room style units served by a central chilled water loop. All units over 2000 CFM are provided with duct mounted or unit mounted smoke detectors. Section 5 —Features Used in the Design Methodology N/A Section 6—Special Consideration and Description There is no intent to deviate from the prescriptive code requirements of regulatory codes and standards with alternative methods. (Lb) SEQUENCE OF OPERATION FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM Wet Pipe Sprinkler System: Heat produced from a fire melts the fusible link or glass bulb on a single sprinkler head or group of sprinkler heads causing the sprinkler(s) to open. Water from the water filled pipe is discharged immediately from the sprinkler head(s) to control the fire. The fire department may pump the fire department connection to supplement the system. Sprinkler system water flow alarms activate upon system flow and indicate to the FACP an alarm condition which transmits the alarm signal to the Municipal Fire station. The sprinkler(s) continue to flow water until manually shut off. FIRE ALARM SYSTEM Sequence of Operation: (EXISTING TO REMAIN) In accordance with the Town of North Andover and the Massachusetts State Building Code, the operation of an existing manual pull station or activation of 3 i LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES December 12, 2003 North Andover, MA any existing automatic alarm initiating device (system smoke, heat, waterflow) will cause the following to occur: • Transmit the alarm to the Site Security Headquarters which is manned 24/7. Security will notify local Fire Department. (Rev. 1) • Sound a synchronized code 3 temporal signal throughout the Building. • Flash all visual signals throughout the building in a synchronized manner. • Flash an alarm LED and sound an audible signal at the FACP. • Upon Acknowledgment, the alarm LED shall. light steadily and the audible shall silence. Subsequent alarms shall re-initiate this sequence. • Upon alarm initiation by an elevator lobby smoke detector or other designated recall device, recall elevator that serve the floor of initialization to the main egress level. If the alarm initiates on the main egress level, return the elevator to the alternate floor as directed by the authority having jurisdiction. • Visually indicate the alarm initiating device type and location via the LCD display located at the FACP and the LED remote graphic annunciator in the entry vestibule. The LED remote graphic annunciator only indicates initiating devices located in the core areas of the building and not in the tenant areas. • Automatically shut down or control HVAC functions, as required. HVAC Sequence of eration: The existing heating and ventilating units over 2000 cfin have duct smoke detectors in the supply ducts from the units. Upon sensing smoke, the existing detectors shall stop the supply fan. Dedicated laboratory air conditioning systems over 2000 cfm are provided with smoke detectors that upon sensing smoke, the supply fan with shut down. (1.0 TESTING CRITERIA Section 1 —General Testing Criteria The general contractor has overall responsibility for setting up and coordinating all acceptance testing with authorities having jurisdiction. All testing shall be in accordance with NFPA requirements, North Andover Fire Department, the Massachusetts State Building Code, 6th Edition, the BOCA National Mechanical Code, the NFPA National Electrical Code, and the contract specifications. 4 LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES December 12,2003 North Andover, MA FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM The sprinkler contractor is responsible for setting up and coordinating all sprinkler system acceptance testing. All testing shall be in accordance with NFPA 13, 14, 24, the Massachusetts State Building Code, and contract specifications. FIRE ALARM SYSTEM Testing Criteria: The completed system shall be subject to the final test and acceptance, UL certification and periodic inspection, testing and maintenance, in accordance with the Town of North Andover, Massachusetts State Building Code and NFPA 72 Chapter 7 as follows: • The test shall be conducted by a UL certified testing company. Each and every device shall be functionally tested. • Upon function test of each device, the corresponding programmed event sequences shall be verified. Subsequent events shall include occupant q p notification, system annunciation, elevator recall, HVAC control sequences, q , door release, and municipal reporting. • Proper visual notification shall be verified. • Audible sound pressure levels shall be measured and recorded. • Fault conditions shall be simulated and verified as to their proper reporting and system response. These shall include loss of AC power, battery standby operation, and wiring faults of each and every circuit. • A complete report demonstrating the activation and subsequent acknowledgement of each activation shall be generated. An annual test and inspection contract will be in evidence at the time of final testing. The final system acceptance test shall be conducted by the holder of the test contract, and witnessed by the local authority having jurisdiction. Upon successful test and acceptance, a UL certificate and final report of compliance shall be issued by the testing company. Testing and inspection shall be conducted by the testing company of record as described and in accordance with NFPA 72, chapter 7. In addition to device testing, maintenance (sensitivity) reports shall be generated directly from the system during each quarterly test. These reports shall include a complete listing of each analog device in the system, their corresponding programmed sensitivity setting, and their current sensitivity level, and the number of times each device has entered alarm verification mode. 5 LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES December 12, 2003 North Andover, MA HVAC Upon completion and prior to acceptance of the installation, operations shall be thoroughly tested and balanced in accordance with the Massachusetts State Building Code, 6th edition, and the BOCA National Mechanical Code. A certificate of approval and acceptance shall be submitted to the architect by the HVAC Contractor. All tests are to be witnessed by the authority having jurisdiction and the architect. Section 2—Equipment and Tools FIRE SPRINKLER The sprinkler contractor shall be responsible for providing all required equipment and tools including but not limited to: hydrostatic testing equipment, pressure gauges, hoses, nozzles, manufacturers instructions, radios, etc. FIRE ALARM The Electrical Contractor shall provide all tools necessary to complete the successful testing of the Fire Alarm systems. HVAC The HVAC Contractor shall provide all tools necessary to complete the successful testing of the HVAC systems including, as necessary, lifts, gauges, pitot pressure sensors and other CFM reading and balancing equipment, adjustable and fixed sheave drives and belts (for adjusting fans), rpm and electrical meters, etc. HVAC Systems shall be balanced to be within 10% of design criteria. Section 3 —Approval Requirements Obtain written approval of all acceptance testing from the North Andover Fire Department. Report all system failures to the general contractor, North Andover Fire Department, and design engineer. Provide the North Andover Fire Department with copies of NFPA 13 and 72 testing certificates, instruction manuals and as-built drawings. The owner shall submit to the North Andover Fire Department the names and telephone numbers of emergency contacts. G:\Projects\2003-Boston\Lucent Andover Consolidation\Specifications\Fire\903 NARRATIVE.doc 6 NORTH TONM of �r. 4 over No. r 70 - dover, Mass.,_1��cs m z _ I�4_ C T LE COC MICC ME WICK � � ORATED P? Cl BOARD OF HEALTH Food/Kitchen PERMIT T Septic System BUILDING INSPECTOR THIS CERTIFIES THAT .k^^!?.ft. AMAJ1.16.4vL��,R 1��,r��V Foundation has permission to erect1Mlk *,4#*.�A/.ALzWWhW on ../.&.a.* Q.t"CA- (Q' Rough to be occupied as.Oct�.�P1'� .�A*�Q3etQ. IC�14t. 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PLUMBING INSPECTOR AtrA N�4.14 + �Aww SN2 �I`.s VIOLATION of the Zoning or Bui d— f ing Regulations Voids this Permd. �A& Rough N a7FE�. �aA PERMIT EXPIRES IN 6 MONTHS c - �� Final UNLESS CONSTRUCTION STARTS ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR Rough .. ... . .. ... .. . A!WIN6VS Service UPECTOR Final Occupancy Permit Required to Occupy Building GAS INSPECTOR Display in a Conspicuous Place on the Premises — Do Not Remove Rough Fns No Lathing or Dry Wall To Be Done FIRE DEPARTMENT Until Inspected and Approved by the Building Inspector. Burner Street No. 1 X523 — SEE REVERSE SIDE Smoke Det. A LA Fr-> w` U �- T Grp L%'n Message Page 1 of 2 Nicetta, Robert From: Ellen J Keller[ekeller@ozzyproperties.com] EUE' `N EO Sent: Friday, March 26, 2004 4:09 PM MSK 9 9 2004 To: 'Stan Swerchesky Cc: D. Robert Nicetta BUILDING DEPT. Stan, Based on our review of the Phase III plans,we cannot approve the work as presented. The issues are as follows: ARCHITECTURAL: The full height demising wall (Detail 15/TA7.0)continues to be unrated. Our opinion is that the multi- tenancy of building 30 requires at least a one-hour separation between tenants and the common hallway. In addition, on the second floor of Building 30,the separation should continue to the ceiling. The manufacturing use now and going forward will demand complete separation between tenants. • On sheet TA5.2C, details 2&3 show adding a vinyl film to the mezzanine windows. These are windows that"overlook"a portion of space to be occupied by Lucent. Again a one-hour wall assembly must be installed between the Mezzanine and Lucent space. This requires modification to the details as proposed. • New roof curbs and penetrations are proposed for pipes and conduits for the condenser on the roof of building 70. Previously it was agreed that construction details would follow the Lucent standard. Typically, all equipment was mounted on stands that provided approximately 36"of clearance above the roof. This was done to make roof maintenance easier and to not effect water drainage.There were also standards for any types of conduit penetration and were coordinated with the roof systems for compatibility. Please ensure that these standards are reflected in the plans. ELECTRICAL • Dwg. E-5-lighting control needs to be segregated between Lucent and Landlord space. This was not shown on dwgs. • Lighting power circuiting drawings for Building 30 2nd floor were not included. These are required to confirm segregation of lighting between Lucent and Landlord space. Dwg. E-4 same comments regarding lighting power circuiting as above. • On sheet TEX3.213,Isle lighting should be split between J1-26&J1-27. The north end of Lucent's demised power area and the south side of the landlord's. • On sheet E2, electrical feeds are corning from outside Lucent's footprint—Area"B". MECHANICAL • There are no complete Fre Alarm drawings or Sprinkler System drawings showing risers and zones. Please provide. • On sheet FP-2,the drawings show shared Sprinkler lines which extend outside the lucent demised space. • There were no plumbing drawings. Lucent is tying into process water at multiple locations(at least 3). This will require multiple metering equipment.They could have provided a single feed into their space. Unless the process water loop gang to remain operational and be metered back at the pumps for dedicated use by Lucent. • Dwg. H-4 Air distribution from 3 penthouse AHUs along column line 26 is returning air from Lucent space thru the adjacent Landlord space. There could be odors,smoke, etc.that could migrate in or out.The return air could be ducted if this is a concern, or the penthouse AHUs could be partitioned to be inside the Lucent space. • There are no details regarding the plans for compressed air use. How will this be handled? • On sheet H2 through H5 new temperature sensors and motorized dampers are being installed. Are these units being connected to the the Andover Control System? 3/29/04 Message Page 2 of 2 Egress Routes • The egress routes shown on the TA1.series significantly increase the demand for common isle space that will need to be maintained and lighted. In addition, the plan shows use of the north side of the plant which Ozzy does not intend to open. Should an adjacent tenant move into the space, lengths of egress routes might precipitate instillation of 2 hour fire rated tunnels. Layout • On sheet 2.2A, no dumpster locations for areas M & N. Where will the queue for dumpsters,cardboard, and pallets be located. • The TA1.1 drawing show entrances references and keys which are not decipherable.The drawing seems to indicate assess through areas that are planned to be locked. • On drawing TA5.26 vending machines are being relocated.Are they planning to put them in landlord space? • On sheet TA8, multiple discrepancies on the outline specifications need to be discussed. Several items omit consultation with the landlord prior to proceeding, leaving the action to the sub-contractor. SUBMETERING It has been specifically requested that Lucent provide plans for the separation and submetering/submonitoring for the utility usages. Please provide said plans. Ellen J Keller VP-Commercial Real Estate Ozzy Properties, Inc. 3 Dundee Park Andover, MA 01810 phone:(978)475-4569 fax:(978)475-4638 mobile:(978)423-1319 I 3/29/04 Y, RE: Lucent response to Ozzy Phase 3 review comments Page 1 of 1 i i Nicetta, Robert From: Ellen J Keller[ekeller@ozzyproperties.com] Sent: Fnday,Apnl 02, 2004 4:14 PM To: 'Power, Mark(Mark)' Cc: sswerchesky@perini.com;'Ewy, Rebecca L(Rebecca)' Subject: RE: Lucent response to Ozzy Phase 3 review comments Mark, I agree that it is time for a meeting of the parties. I have attached our reponse to the comments you provided for your review. We cannot accept the phase III plans as presented and our initial concerns are hereby re-stated with further clarification and detail from the Lease Agreement. Ellen J Keller VP-Commercial Real Estate Ozzy Properties,Inc. 3 Dundee Park Andover,MA 01810 phone: (978)475-4569 fax: (978)475-4638 mobile:(978)423-1319 -----Original Message----- From:Power,Mark(Mark)[m2iitn•inCn�uar it i��r Pr�r.nntn] Sent:Wednesday,March 31,2004 2:32 PM To: 'Ellen J Kellet' Cc: 'sswerchesky@perini.com;Ewy,Rebecca L(Rebecca) Subject:Lucent response to Ozzy Phase 3 review comments Ellen,I have attached our response to the questions raised by your team when they reviewed the Phase 3 drawings. I think it would be helpful to have a meeting at this point to review the open issues. We typically have our design/construction meeting on Thursday's and have most of our team onsite.We have been meeting with Bob and Rusty in the afternoon(3:00 pm)if that works or at your earliest convience.Let me know what works best for your team. Thank You, Mark Power <<Ozzy phase 3 comments.doc>> V71" j Initial memo sent via email to Stan Swerchesky on 3/26/04. Subsequent comments noted/dated. Stan, I Based on our review of the Phase III plans,we cannot approve the work as presented The issues are as follows: ARCHITECTURAL: • The full height demising wall(Detail 15/TA7.0)continues to be unrated Our opinion is that the multi-tenancy of building 30 requires at least a one-hour separation between tenants and the common hallway. In addition,on the second floor of Building 30,the separation should continue to the ceiling. The manufacturing use now and going forward will demand complete separation between tenants. [Power 3/31/04] Lucent is planning on building the demising wall to 12'-0" in accordance with the applicable codes. The design of the demising walls in the Phase 3 areas includes provisions for building the walls to 12"-0" as the base design and extending the walls"full height" as an alternate. The sub-contractors are in the process of providing pricing for both options. The option to extend the demising wall"full height"and/or adding a 1-hour rating can be incorporated in the construction per the direction of Ozzy Properties at the expense of Ozzy Properties.When the bids are submitted for this portion of the project we can review to evaluate on how Ozzy Properties would like to proceed. Ile n inr Aili II4 f 1 Ucr tthn.I yYV A rrrnmm�nt + r,--i d by booth rn— +hn ntvy n at+I,` Orn„ ISirViiVi T/ 1LV.iJ $ >l..i bV'i11L/1,L,VA�Vl1LVM 1 NUJ LIVJ. lJ NViI N,V V L>V>, VNtiVia is i�u$v Au tlrnii iv IvV't'n`i t'n i,.uJn hn n it' vti"u n, yi en ui iii ciit$hull w nonststcnt t N i vtiL. r',$ L.�, `ilii lily iF"..nvi11tad%d u"NLnavv�it vLii div ri$ivu$iiLnr-�nii uvv Vry . iiiini.ii aLnicnivii�ir{c�lily_Nrc viraiv>iu v iiiv r ^ ntn`t 'f' �.�� i +HMt "i' nn+ nn$t L. AV 41iK i.I VKL,1L I$vicar,�m Art1V>V-i., 1ri1112,,u,V �>, Li \ri`its>lt a lw C rccaso.lUlt,Yr rim +h in In n u e!s,n cLn n s r it t n n♦' n is. g, *•,1 + n1r,i$e Le_i ciL.d.d p<.v.;�JLi.,h ^Ii$ingt.,ccnJiJt c ,5 allatic,t V�dL.m JIII�, r`rLul$ Lc vc171I.1ILr(,Iittli``vrLi$onubi�$jiCe�i l--on s,olid so'_p'arutio n l jT Si1v'•iZlc'i.iii,g iierc`Nc$.ilvi,n.1 G'i" t, ,t.ns"'. hers tore.x have no intention^>Invarrin CX G2 scs,that ui V th Ct»,tic LL„Y rt S�`.c:$i,111ty GY Lucent t e.ni,: i�rti ti Tlie I,uncr issue nt"amr vnF,a e�las'' ete �'. St L^.^, cen T 1 0 es. ti n deft ,the issue o Npli =bl ,sere`mild r r d foremost to the Tc.`m cf^crtli A1id�:er and the dire Sa*et;'E.^,gineer$ce1l$rlted b.Y.lila 3 OAT.. Lucent is$imiiar y cOmpe led per the Lease A�—,eein r,+, article 6,'Venanf s Act_i: ties,:..action B, an Article I to L 'srn1�ie}eii a iIis3t ill livl tit d ar.J u„d key, iL,Iis. vl u e suaeL, ,:,1 ueeiJ L r,:r,V m(is uiee .l mill be t t de sonic + ' om»1 s} vrul J ,,required,it r L,.;i11��i�:.rt cr Lucel,t c pr:�,n LLL Its LJ rrii cost. taricvliiCllt iv,ri�iaii 2. #15tA5PA t«ai_vw kar r�tit}uv ii1trr One ciaib al o depth(ii q''1)i ict%lll b(Esr(�ty?r _raiiC. Ally wr,rli tli�it' '.UCS 4it�CiriEE.iiir�±l itlfFlly C��flits.CiE4iiG13]�rtlLEwy 1�a�rc.?vr;+C1 cltr(l 4iarnpwC'i by a structural Engineer. Said stamped approvals luill be Ii led along evitn t1he co nstpaction flans. • On sheet TA5.2C,details 2&3 show adding a vinyl film to the mezzanine windows. These are windows that"overlook" a portion of space to be occupied by Lucent. Again a one-hour wall assembly must be installed between the Mezzanine and Lucent space. This requires modification to the details as proposed [Power 3/31/04] The design of the demising walls in the Phase 3 areas includes provisions for building the walls to the underside of the existing mezzanine. 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Term,lisle 11,iifai 4�1 enaiii agrees fry reasolfarfly demise i_he F cchided tie',(stielI denliSiiig 4)r on._l'i-si rK %nS(allatioir of demisig walls to r-crililnerf`ially reasonable gr,e�„lr a'ii«1i5,and ser iratlkni boy sill}-metering,wllere imfSsible]rot utiliH_NS"• Therelore,we have no inieniioli of inc!Wnrig alit'expenses that arra(lie res w_fllsib%lify ni I,aceni Technologies. Ada a,. 'F.. , a .. , ,. It, Additionally.i`ii1 uvJg •-4,enier gency exits are being siczi esteu iiito tate body u. he iiian-afacturing floor. Tins is art unacceptable erueraeiat:v egress. • On sheet TEX3.21),Isle lighting should be split between J1-26&J1-27.The north end of Lucent's demised power area and the south side of the landlord's. [Power 3/31/04]Agreed, Lighting will be separated Zeller 4,11/04!Terrific dews. i£o-,ddeu that Said lighting viii be vvired from a i7aiiel searezated exclusively for Lucent's use and riiete ling alio located"within Its t'do-_c.nilit. • On sheet E2,electrical feeds are coming from outside Lucent's footprint—Area`B". [Power 3/31/04] Lucent has worked with Ozzy properties to consolidate in a footprint that best fits the existing utilities. Further separation by Ozzy properties at the cost of Ozzy properties would be acceptable, but Lucent has no intention of doing so. Utilities are to be charged based on pro rata share of occupancy. meller 4/1./041'ar t.lie Lease,Agrees-,aIj1,eiieciIIeu iyv to t i ivii't.ies'Tc Ior,Ii tine elect,irlii c-f t1l)e on,iout tCr lease(Article l In-Op iciii to Lease the Z-'i"iKoerty,secti(lii Gi. �71 enact iii-Gist shall be c(lm"i Iain wirt) "he 14:xClirtaeCl51"ttic8f'titalt li'Civ "Mils iiei'CititrCiva vvric'iireffli'eii%iiiW;tliei7i"(1vSic7iiCa"lfilie ,.;?cl.auas"ca'Si;racG Fit"Out,it fS cress; C,e .Ai"fiule u,Ter iii;ltC 11,ti]ai"Tei<itit ani"t"e5 to rensriiial7i}% deriiise the Excluded Space(such den-ilsing to cuii5ist o aAallation of de iiisiag walls tG CC,£riiiii£CiClrri'reasbri�?rs,e S CifiCatrCariS,land Separ.adkoii ivy Wb-nwteiina where u(iSs-b I Or a ilitieS". TherefOre.we have I-to inteiition of iiicurr ing any expenses that are the resp onsibility Cif i,rCEirt�i eclii(ylCeEi.eS, Of.+„12 :ter concern,ey^^b`.iNniE',.Pt plw.iis TA-5.2 A shov,,the fut4re lOcaati`o.--it til'mp c`y'cle chamb.rs get nw.v reference-is made on ary electric--i plan as to the proposed voring for this equipment. Mease define from.Ai,.ich'.ad ccnter's—lucent intends,to draw p m.. MECHANICAL • There are no complete Fire Alarm drawings or Sprinkler System drawings showing risers and zones. Please provide. [Power 3/31/04]Complete fire alarm and sprinkler drawings and riser/zone diagrams of the building are not required by code. :eller 4/'11041 17 Mill defer cCi?ZrZiEiit r`eiidliia review by the St3I@ FireProtection r'llg!neSr • On sheet FP-2,the drawings show shared Sprinkler lines which extend outside the lucent demised space. [Power 3/31/04]Sprinkler system is not required by code to be separated by tenant spaces. Sprinkler system currently serves entire building by zones and is allowed to remain. rKeller 4111041 We tiN il defer romr-ent pending review�y#lig S#si#g Fitg pry#gC#iot!'Lli<pi„get. • There were no plumbing drawings. Lucent is tying into process water at multiple locations(at least 3). This will require multiple metering equipment. They could have provided a single feed into their space. Unless the process water loop going to remain operational and be metered back at the pumps for dedicated use by Lucent. [Power 3/31/04]The plan is to utilize the existing process water loop; new piping is shown on the HVAC drawings(1-12& 1-15). Lucent is studying the option of creating a new loop to serve only the Lucent footprint. Further separation by Ozzy properties,at the cost of Ozzy properties would be acceptable, but Lucent has no intention of doing so. Utilities are to be charged based on pro rata share of occupancy. il�t�li i'Ali/i�+; r'�r Y'iic lni � i”t'tyiii�tifxtt:{ctr(1i4y'rxltli t)iY"i:ieS;i,il`x'e{i tlir Kift;li� fi 4i ilir ttlliiQii ,, R, yw 1 T.,. t f:n 1 1 Sii iKa�$(7ii'ii�:le l h—�iliitl{i iC,�T.e�yc?Srir�r-It�it,�f"iy, ��;c,(.ti'+li%�, `��?1Y�1{ii:���-fuii Sri�ll �"k-i:lr{itii,;tp{ii; viii iie w�xfli,Y.Cle�l�linte�+ii:�i{i�3iC�viSic7iiS liP,i'eiii�ti�'►V4"" vVliF;ii iel�rir,it%iiia ilii E3YttvYfiic'e{iC til�i:lie [BX4,,li4060 ,�'jaw*,1'+ii 0(fi, 1; is cW:Ai,jw-v ki`iicle 2 T e"r'iii, lioe s i Y lAi'TeIlAiii ri�,aso iAbly S�?Y'tii e glik F_'.xc;il OM, pac,.t1(;iidi 4eoiitiii g to u'iiisist cir iti cool-lillercially rea oilahlc i c�fiCa%{Cii �;a.ud;eparatloll Rlay-ill-Slitateriag iJl7r i81xi:?;Yl7le of at:ilities", Tiere we `v�iG iiaVc iiCW lil%r~iitil'iii.of i:ilCl.'ttriil ai1V ek}iY3ii; 'ti iliai are the reRpC7{itiibilifyof i oeii.TeCt1 ,g c',iii1W'0ies J • Dwg.H-4 Air distribution from 3 penthouse AHUs along column line 26 is returning air from Lucent space thru the adjacent Landlord space. There could be odors,smoke,etc. that could migrate in or out. The return air could be ducted if this is a concern,or the penthouse AHUs could be partitioned to be inside the Lucent space. [Power 3/31/04]This condition would only exist if demising walls were extended to the roof deck. , „ tng{.WPt'4/1 i047 orrrciWe"q, wr rigiiEavg Cleo[_siE'1s wiic yric_riiici ar>qts'clip,deck t ii:aq shitil, r'eitiW ti eiii' should not be drawn fr«Wn a neighbor'S space. biter�uril'icr rCviCT�v�tuc 13icaA13,Rt tiJa5 iotG'�tiie'i`4 at t-4v,a Sli`tit-vk valve i5 i7iaiulcd�or 1rcati^vii oW4idc of Lucents toot -ni%t. Please rc-clg:lccx to prGJ1tG for sllt-off-vtlaL♦x^uCm'lso d aj"i&C.i. 1 a a F �j� t,n� to s4, t.....: w 't A('411 a cveii4 oA.an cider--ci4.:v,i1-,r,-,4'&-aMr accW.y�s t l�ylLe i4ci4ilaolln4 pr1criaiwS'cos maµ no*%,47e available. DaA�+ylw.a�nER••,•,c,to t 0.c vvitjhi.nt premises .'WoulA be i.4/.iniArF�nM.zoo i.f access tot all alvcs Jis ui}F�4�i;rc�r xc control yo�f tiic 1irV11+1fScF1. t N1.14tiYi1WWl ,�on.0 -5,framed`,-. c me-s 1 scrcend ig its pm-in`ud iii 4v;o locations, +i his wam'd appear to be art air-space'violation and not aiiv^vv'ab1c. • There are no details regarding the plans for compressed air use. How will this be handled? [Power 3/31/04]The plan is to utilize the existing Compressed Air loop; new piping is shown on the HVAC drawings. Lucent is studying the option of creating a new loop to serve only the Lucent footprint. ii{eiie err llv1r1 vJoilderfiil hews, please movide Said plans detaiiiilg piping and ivateriiigfor approval upon Completion. • On sheet H2 through H5 new temperature sensors and motorized dampers are being installed Are these units being connected to the the Andover Control System? [Power 3/31/04]Yes these will be added to the Andover Control system. i k i1nl1iVnr VIUMI XndcrfIt eYYrtPicasn o ide said pians sare tbrr ammsMMtt upon cornplet1Vr. Egress Routes • The egress routes shown on the TA1.series significantly increase the demand for common isle space that will need to be maintained and lighted.In addition,the plan shows use of the north side of the plant which Ozzy does not intend to open. Should an adjacent tenant move into the space, lengths of egress routes might precipitate instillation of 2 hour fire rated tunnels. [Power 3/31/04] Lucent must have access to doors(Entrance#6),restrooms(col.Y 27)on the North side of the building to meet code requirements. Ozzy properties must provide Lucent with the site master plan for coordination with Lucent's egress plans. . i {i.ellei'4/1/041 r 1(i%:�c.tui'0S, ri'Girwiki ;aSC.l rietilylay are iii cxcvt'tiil7iilu''sit for delider-v to i eiiaiii, TI ii all of i-At tit re('Mce t peraiiiig ewpP,i%e+1'uiai kig-wide,i' aiiy mote onii;,forolieOy coiiiillon.. Cx71i"i`ldorFiaitd park-hig lots,viil iia loiiger lie coiicldered active'wail or iiii aSS ail iilcrame iii ftYiaiiiiil�Cf•.iiaii�+�Yi_ Entrance.^ c n in g� v:+ h that L 't appears to be rC �can r..mallx aS L^zl:.^ll:er[,nnv,'enxL x1QS��Y'eFer,Qur. 1$$uC.i5 lxxa, iiCeil 1LL v vv dcsi"�,i, u'tn^cm—.rgm ^lj;egeJy ixn+Q t1h.0 cexa+.sr of heman1e actuW1QQr im scve ni area . TE -s is ertlre 'i:raCee t a1y�v a12 il> i.^i�i1Qa of ":1 : -codee. "his.clanger 'L'u�ar,tio rdi tri in Py bt GLLJ sl ILLlL1Qr iJ 1 leYL,K both cg;Y,ss dravY�ngs,'i��i.:A and`l i.2t�> Ellmcrgenc�,egress:Host�r to t"e nearest outside + i „+intends entrance 6 to function as their emergency egr;ss,fire-rated Corridors may exit_ sf Li;cexlL 1 and n/,end+{,/Y n�nviIr ''lila+ + �e�,,/n�r+(� nrn rr,a i.,n +t {+. nr be re;lulx4 tJ aVV JJ Lt1aSV (>1 LaY. 1 4 5GLi4, L11Q VJLJ L1aV 1 -mbVrt upon Lucent Q VeLLl �usc+1,1w n o f .Ymn ltal r n nn+ rtem: d i n nn bCC4NJV Lllev ore 1Lar1dLL 1„r LL11e.,uirem,.xxL Qf j Gilr K1,1Lxlslrlg. r d,.Y:ticrlaliy,crncrg�nL7;egress is suggested through space rt,, be�titmate/y leantv t arl fhe to . t. !n no .i,I emergenlcy egress ailo.*cable through another's demisew space. hi several irs+Lalces yr TA!.'2 A,emergery egiess is directed to stair;%,T.s that:ead ar individ'ual to the floor I.,not outside. �.ghat would 1mµppV 1. ell if the fire Vas an time first r?rst flo-o •WhirJ issue 1.-of,°,1ppific=corcerr and must uiti'mante;T be deterlxlirad by the State wire u'ls rtiorx Engineers. hi iiddilioii,per the n0less on TAO.1, itez length 61'exit access!ravel mus!be-no wore,thall 400 f e?e L Yet, in several instances Onboth egress dra4kin&-,egress distances exceed the stated co-da, litany_the restriwitis at x_V are slated to be shuttered pending fature leasing- if'Luceia requires xnc"SG icStre'tgtilia tdfii,�^4 Citdc",they can be included iii 1..ticGiix S Y.tciiiisCd space,1CaaC-d by s,:ilCCiit and maintained by lucent. Layout • On sheet 2.2A,no dumpster locations for areas M&N. Where will the queue for dumpsters, cardboard,and pallets be located [Power 3/31/04] Dumpster locations are at T 31 (refer to dwg, TA5.2A) i I 4Keiler<}1i i041 Thea?K,rt7a?for the clarification. • The TAL l drawing show entrances references and keys which are not decipherable. The drawing seems to indicate access through areas that are planned to be locked [Power 3/31/04] Drawing will be revised based upon Ozzy site master plan. ,Keller 4i l/0,I1 Otir isstie l?ere is tliat it,--ppea s that L•1?(ei?tis desigilatii?g tenai?t entry-iices at local+_nils QQwhicli far exceed Lilcent's footprint. Cif particular mention are t1he references to tenant entrap e C. Per tile'liar,ke"W"this is intended-As a regular entrance. Per your conir?ent al"ve, please atdd a reference to the plans tt?ear.Citi tenant entrances are s tliect to re}tisinn pending fin?.. site plana design. h • On drawing TA5.213 vending machines are being relocated Are they planning to put them in landlord space? [Power 3/31/04]The plan is to locate them in the Lucent footprint,along Col line 26 between 01 & P. ,Y.wi ler 4i i 0,11,Th-,m_IS you. Please reference this in the plaits. • On sheet TAB,multiple discrepancies on the outline specifications need to be discussed Several items omit consultation with the landlord prior to proceeding,leaving the action to the sub- contractor. [Power 3/31/04] Need more detail to respond. .eller d��ltt wvmuld�° ayt�}y�.r to�. --over flus Pnh n er.°onaatl`/J s�j'.. p . ,). SUBN ETERING • It has been specifically requested that Lucent provide plans for the separation and submetering/submonitoring for the utility usages. Please provide said plans. [Power 3/31/04] Lucent has worked with Ozzy properties to consolidate in a footprint that best fits the existing utilities. Lucent as part of its consolidation will not be separating utilities from the adjacent non Lucent spaces. Further separation by Ozzy properties at the cost of Ozzy properties would be acceptable, but Lucent has no intention of doing so. Utilities are to be charged based on pro rata share of occupancy. Lucent is in the process of an engineering review of the energy cost saving measures(compressed air, recirc.water and load center shutdowns)that were proposed by Ozzy Properties. j Keller /±/00; 'e sincere, ope tl.at Litcert makes rise of the viierg<,`crost sa: n,g measures proposed by�CJz2,`.Ther were cc.—u.issioned with the intention of providing Lucent Mtli the means and the i easU'res tm sal v in over-all ce-rating expenses. That said,and as has been restated p `e oush;, Per the Lease�greement,executed by,).nth party"es:Upmn the eilection of the mptimn to r ViVUJ � executed 1. ..,. lease(Article 18 Option to Leas s.the Ttcpert`Y,section C `Tenant fit-mut shall be consistent.vitt the Excluded Space Fit(Out prmw-isimns her:inab "C". hen ref rencin-the proNisimns of the Excludes!Space Fit Haat,itis clear,per A rticie 2,Term,line ,1,that'-Tenant agrees tm reasmnal l r demise the Excluded Space(suchdei» sing tv consist of`n t"itouon mdemising, ,'unu Y m -vImllerriaujy reasc"nable.speci?cations,and Separaii-on Foy where possi lej rte of ifies' i here ores;, we jla�,e 110 iniellfir111 el!1TIC,[!rning x111 exlxil18e8 llaf are fjIe reSr_VJllSibiiii J n i,t!r�elli i Erjslp�jci�ieg. Ellen J Keller VP-Commercial Real Estate Ozzy Properties, Inc. 3 Dundee Park Andover,MA 01810 phone:(978)475-4569 fax:(978)475-4638 mobile:(978)423-1319 Message Page 1 of 2 Nicetta, Robert From: Ellen J Keller[ekeller@ozzyproperties.com] Sent: Wednesday,April 28, 2004 9:07 AM To: 'Power, Mark(Mark)' Cc: 'Ewy, Rebecca L(Rebecca)' Subject: RE: PDF files of Lucent footprint Marl:, Prior to identifying any common areas within the building,we roust first ensure that Lucent has appropriate emergency egress routes. As we.have discussed,the pathways identnied as"Cornnnon"based on convenience today,may rchange as the `t6lding is subdivided and leased. P is critical that emergency egi-ess roiftes:nor the Lucent ev"ployees are ideli fie'd and estatylished l7i icrt tt�uot�siileritng atty u7tiIiln�fi g,dti�ways. That way,they will not he stii,,jeet to ebaoge oc re-direction as Ilew teIiants settle and eiliployees will not risk being cor&usad ill the event of an emergency. At our meetmg,in early April,we discussed some obvious problems(the egress route through the middle of building 71 comes to mind)and Sherry Adams was going to address that and other issues. ?tis my understanding that the town building inspector and fire department are also reviewing the pians as they are equally concerned about appropriate egress and code issues. The town feels strongly, that Lucent should be responsible for routes for the emergency egress and eAracuation from within their own footprint and we agree. Once we have.that report and are satisfied that the routes are clear and acceptable to 11w fire ciepariitteiti.,we c811. rely idennt.ify uncle CA►1)1111 11l cA,anveiiietice pa liways. Ellen J Keller VP-Commercial Real Estate Ozzy Properties,Lne. 3 Dundee Park Andover,NLA, 01810 phone:(978)475.4569 far.:(973)4":4638 mobile:(973)423-1319 ----Original Message----- From:Power,Mark(Mark)[uaLitc�^1npa�v�rL:ugent c;, ] Sent:Monday,April 26,2004 4:39 PM To:Power,Mark(Mark);'Ellen J Kellet' Cc:Ewy,Rebecca L(Rebecca) Subject:RE:PDF files of Lucent footprint Ellen,Any feedback on the Proposed Common space(highlighted in yellow)shown on these plans? Mark > -----Original Message----- •From: Power,Mark(Mark) >Sent:Friday,April 09,2004 11:00 AM >To: 'Ellen J Keller' >Cc: Ewy,Rebecca L(Rebecca) >Subject: PDF files of Lucent footprint 5/7/04 Message Page 2 of 2 > I, >Ellen,Here are the Pdf files showing our footprint and proposed >routes of travel within the building. > > > Thanks > Mark > <<File:FY 2004- 1st Floor.pdf>> <<File:FY 2004-2nd Floor.pdf »> <<File:FY 2004-3rd Floor.pdf>> 5/7/04 ;I Nicetta, Robert From: Ellen J Keller[ekeller@ozzyproperties.com] Sent: Friday, April 02, 2004 4:14 PM To: 'Power, Mark(Mark)' Cc: sswerchesky@perini.com; 'Ewy, Rebecca L(Rebecca)' Subject: RE: Lucent response to Ozzy Phase 3 review comments Lucent Phase III•Ozzy mpon... Mark, I agree that it is time for a meeting of the parties. I have attached our reponse to the comments you provided for your review. We cannot accept the phase I I I plans as presented and our initial concerns are hereby re-stated with further clarification and detail from the Lease Agreement. Ellen J Keller VP-Commercial Real Estate Ozzy Properties,rties, Inc. 3 Dundee Park Andover, MA 01810 phone: (978)475-4569 fax: (978)475-4638 mobile: (978)423-1319 —Original Message--- From: Power, Mark(Mark) [mailto:mpower@lucent.com] Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2004 2:32 PM To: 'Ellen J Keller Cc: 'sswerchesky@perini.com'; Ewy, Rebecca L(Rebecca) Subject: Lucent response to Ozzy Phase 3 review comments Ellen I have attached our response to the questions raised by your team when they reviewed the Phase 3 drawings. I think it would be helpful to have a meeting at this point to review the open issues. We typically have our design/construction meeting on Thursday's and have most of our team onsite.We have.been meeting with Bob and Rusty in the afternoon(3:00 pm )if that works or at your earliest convience.Let me know what works best for your team. Thank You, Mark Power <<Ozzy phase 3 comments.doc>> f Initial memo sent via email to Stan Swerchesky on 3/26/04. Subsequent comments noted/dated. Stan, Based on our review of the Phase III plans,we cannot approve the work as presented The issues are as follows: ARCHITECTURAL: • The full height demising wall(Detail 15frA7.0)continues to be unrated. Our opinion is that the , multi-tenancy of building 30 requires at least a one-hour separation between tenants and the common hallway. In addition,on the second floor of Building 30,the separation should continue to the ceiling The manufacturing use now and going forward will demand complete separation between tenants. [Power 3/31/04]Lucent is planning on building the demising wall to 12'-0" in. accordance with the applicable codes. The design of the demising walls in the Phase 3 areas includes provisions for building the walls to 12"-0"as the base design and extending the walls"full height"as an alternate. The sub-contractors are in the process of providing pricing for both options. The option to extend the demising wall"full height"and/or adding a 1-hour rating can be incorporated in the construction per the direction of Ozzy Properties at the expense of Ozzy Properties.When the bids are submitted for this portion of the project we can review to evaluate on how Ozzy Properties would like to proceed. rKeller 411/04:1 Per the Lease, greement,executed by bath parties:Upon the election of the option to lease(Article 18 -Option to Lease the Property,section c),"Tenant fit-out shall be consistent Evith the Excluded Space Fit Out provisions hereinabove". 'When referencing the provisions of the Excluded Space Fit Out,it is clear,per Article 2,Term,line 11,that"reliant agrees to reasonably demise the Excluded Space(such demising to consist of installation of demising walls to commercially reasonable specifications,and separation Eby sub-metering where passible] of utilities". Therefore,we have no intention of incurring any expenses that are the responsibility of Lucent Technologies. When defining the issue of"applicable codes",dve will defer first and foremost to the Town of North Andover and the fire Safety Engineers consulted by the Town. Lucent is similarly compelled per the Lease Agreement,Article 6,Tenant's Activities,Section B. and Article 10,Laws and Regulations. Should the safety engineers determine that full height w21ls are required,it ti=,rill be incumbent on Lucent to provide same at its own cost. ridditionally,detail 2 appears to allow for coring into the slab at a depth of 6"to install bumper rails. Any work that alTects the structural inte2Yity of the building must be approved and stamped by a structural engineer. Said stamped approvals will be filed along with the construction plans. • On sheet TA5.2C,details 2&3 show adding a vinyl film to the mezzanine windows. These are windows that"overlook"a portion of space to be occupied by Lucent. Again a one-hour wall assembly must be installed between the Mezzanine and Lucent space. This requires modification to the details as proposed [Power 3/31/04] The design of the demising walls in the Phase 3 areas includes provisions for building the walls to the underside of the existing mezzanine. The option of adding a 1-hour wall per the direction of Ozzy Properties and at the expense of Ozzy Properties can be included with the other demising walls. [Keller 4/1/041 Per the Lease Agreement,execrated ipyboth parties:Upon the election of the option to lease(Article 18—Option to Lease the Property,section c),"Tenant fit-out shall be consistent with the Excluded.Space Fit Out provisions hereinabove". When referencing the provisions of the, Excluded Space Fit Out,it is clear,per Article 2,Tenn,line, 11,that"Tenant agrees to reasonably demise the Excluded Space(such demising to consist of,installation of demising walls to cominercially reasonable specifficafions,and separation rby sub-metering where possible]of utilities". Therefore,we have no ijitention of hicurring any expenses that are the responsibility OF Lucent Technologies. Wien defining the issue of"applicable codes", we.will defer first and. Foremost to the Town oFNortb Andover aid the Fire Safety Digirieers consulted by the Town, Lucent is skiii1arly compelled per the Lease Agreement,Article 6,Tenant's.Activities, Section.B, and Article 10,Laws and Regulations. Sbouldthe safety engiiieers deteriiiine that full height walls are required,it will be incumbent on Lucent to Provide same at its own,cost. • New roof curbs and penetrations are proposed for pipes and conduits for the condenser on the roof of building 70. Previously it was agreed that construction details would follow the Lucent standard. Typically,all equipment was mounted on stands that provided approximately 36"of clearance above the roof. This was done to make roof maintenance easier and to not effect water drainage. There were also standards for any types of conduit penetration and were coordinated with the roof systems for compatibility. Please ensure that these standards are reflected in the plans. [Power 3/31104] The Phase 3 design doe not include roof-mounted equipment. Keller 4/1/04]Perhaps,but the coniment above still stands. Detail 12 is provided in the Phase III plans on TAT 0,and it is inconsistent with previously accepted Bttildin&yLucent Standards. Please see that this detail is amended to reflect the accepted standards as stated. ]ELECTRICAL 0 Dwg.E-5-lighting control needs to be segregated between Lucent and Landlord space. This was not shown on dwgs. [Power 3131104]All the lighting controls for the Lucent areas(Phase 3)fall within Lucent's space. [Keller 4/1/041 Please demonstrate on the drawings prior to final approval. Additiotiallydwg-E-5 shows the ijistallatioi)of emergency exit signs at deniisirjg door ways. Unless occupants are exited through a fire-rated corridor to the outside,these are not acceptable as emergency egress. 9 Lighting power circuiting drawings for Building 30 2nd floor were not included These are required to confirm segregation of lighting between Lucent and Landlord space. Dwg.E-4 same comments regarding lighting power circuiting as above. [Power 3/31104] Lucent has worked with Ozzy properties to consolidate in a footprint that best fits the existing utilities. Further separation by Ozzy properties at the cost of Ozzy properties would be acceptable, but Lucent has no intention of doing so. Utilities are to be charged based on pro rata share of occupancy. [Keller 4/1104]Per the Lease Agreement,executed by both parties:Upon the election of the option to lease(Article 18—Option to Lease the.Property,section c),"Tenant fit-out shall be consistent with the Excluded Space Fit Out provisions hereinabove". When referencing the provisions of the Excluded.Space Fit Ocit,it is clear,per Article 2,Term,line 11, that"Tenant agrees to reasonably demise the Excluded Space(such demising to consist of installation of demising walls to commercially reasonable specifications,and separation[by sub-metering where possible] of utilities". Therefore,we.have no intention of incurring any expenses that are the responsibility of Lucent Technologies. r+dditionally,on dvv-g 1�. 4,emergency exits are being suggested into the body of the manufacturing floor. This is an unacceptable emergency egress. • On sheet TEX3.2D,Isle lighting should be split between J1-26&J1-27.The north end of Lucent's demised power area and the south side of the landlord's. [Power 3/31104]Agreed, Lighting will be separated f eller 4/1/04]Terrific news. Provided that said lighting,vill be wired from.a panel segregatedexclusively for Lucent's use and metering and located within its fcotpril.It. • On sheet E2,electrical feeds are coming from outside Lucent's footprint—Area`B". [Power 3131/04] Lucent has worked with Ozzy properties to consolidate in a footprint that best fits the existing utilities. Further separation by Ozzy properties at the cost of Ozzy properties would be acceptable, but Lucent has no intention of doing so. Utilities are to be charged based on pro rata share of occupancy. LrKeller 4/1104]Per the Lease Agreement,executed by both parties:Upon the election of the option to lease(Article 18—Option to Lease the Property,Section c),"Tenant fit-out shall be consistent vvith the Excluded Space Tit Out provisions hereinabove", Nk lien referencing the provisions of tine Excluded Space Fit Out,it is clear,per Article 2,Term,line 11,that"Tennant agrees to reasonably demise the Excluded Space(such demising to consist of installation of demising walls to commercially reasonable specifications,andseparation[by sub-metering where possible)of utilities". Therefore,we have no intention of incurring any expenses that are the responsibility of Lucent Technologies. Of further concern,equipment plans TA5.2A show the future location of may temp cycle chambers yet now reference is made on any electrical plan as to the proposed wiring for this equipment. Please define from En;-lnich load centers Lucent intends to draw power. MECHANICAL • There are no complete Fire Alarm drawings or Sprinkler System drawings showing risers and zones. Please provide. [Power 3131/04]Complete fire alarm and sprinkler drawings and riser/zone diagrams of the building are not required by code. [Keller 4/1/04;We will defer comment pending review by the State Fire Protection Engineer. • On sheet FP-2,the drawings show shared Sprinkler lines which extend outside the lucent demised space. [Power 3/31104I Sprinkler system is not required by code to be separated by tenant spaces. Sprinkler system currently serves entire building by zones and is allowed to remain. � i tKeller 4/1/04)We will defer connnient pending review by the State Fire Protection engineer. There were no plumbing drawings. Lucent is tying into process water at multiple locations(at least 3). This will require multiple metering equipment. They could have provided a single feed into their space. Unless the process water loop going to remain operational and be metered back at the pumps for dedicated use by Lucent. [Power 3131104]The plan is to utilize the existing process water loop; new piping is shown on the HVAC drawings(1-12&1-15). Lucent is studying the option of creating a new loop to serve only the Lucent footprint. Further separation by Ozzy properties, at the cost of Ozzy properties would be acceptable, but Lucent has no intention of doing so. Utilities are to be charged based on pro rata share of occupancy. [Keller 4/1./04]Per the Lease Agreenie.nt,executed by both parties:Upon the election of the option. to lease(Article 18—Option to Lease the Property,section c),"Tenant fit-out.shall l-e consistent with the Excluded Space Fit Cart.provisions hereinabove". VYhe.ii refereiiciiig the provisioi,s of the Excluded Space Fit Olt., it is clear,per Article 2,Terni,line 11,that"Tenant.agrees to reasonably demise the Excluded Space(such_demising to consist of installation of deniis,i,ng walls to commercially reasonable specifications,and separation [by sub-nietering where possible] of utilities". Therefore,we have no intention of incurring anv expenses that are the responsibility of E lucent.Technologies. • Dwg.H-4 Air distribution from 3 penthouse AHUs along column line 26 is returning air from Lucent space thru the adjacent Landlord space.There could be odors,smoke,etc. that could migrate in or out. The return air could be ducted if this is a concern,or the penthouse AHUs could be partitioned to be inside the Lucent space. [Power 3131104] This condition would only exist if demising wails were extended to the roof deck. LKeller 4/1104] Correct. We believe demising-walls should go to the deck Tl,at said, return air should not be drawn from a neighbor's space. After further review of the plans,it was noted that at t-26,a shut-off valve is planted for location outside of Lucent's footprint. Please re-engineer to provide for shut-off within the demised space. In the event of an emergency,immediate access to the neighboring premises may rot be available. Damage to the within premises would be niinimizcd if access to all valws is under the control of the premises. Additionally,or,H-S,framed wire mesh screening is planned in two locations. This would appear to be an air-space violation and not allowable. • There are no details regarding the plans for compressed air use. How will this be handled? [Power 3131104]The plan is to utilize the existing Compressed Air loop; new piping is shown on the HVAC drawings. Lucent is studying the option of creating a new loop to serve only the Lucent footprint. [Keller 4/1/04] Wonderful news. Please provide said plans detailing piping and metering for approval upon completion. i • On sheet H2 through H5 new temperature sensors and motorized dampers are being installed Are these units being connected to the the Andover Control System? [Power 3/31/04]Yes these will be added to the Andover Control system. (Keller 411/04;Wonderful news. Please provide said plans detailing same for approval upon completion. Egress Routes • The egress routes shown on the TAL series significantly increase the demand for common isle space that will need to be maintained and lighted In addition,the plan shows use of the north side of the plant which Ozzy does not intend to open. Should an adjacent tenant move into the space, lengths of egress routes might precipitate instillation of 2 hour fire rated tunnels. [Power 3/31/04] Lucent must have access to doors(Entrance#6),restrooms(col.Y 27)on the North side of the building to meet code requirements. Ozzy properties must provide Lucent with the site master plan for coordination with Lucent's egress plans. i�eller 4/1/04}Procedures.Protocol and Pathways are in development for delivery to Tenant. In an effort to reduce operating expenses building-wide,many restrooms,formerly coninion corridors and parking lots will iio longer be considered active until or unless an increase in tenanting demands it.. Entrance 5 can remain as an emergency exit,however,our issue is that Lucent appears to be designating emergency egress into the center of the manufacturing floor in several areas. This is entirely unacceptable and in violation of building code. This dangerous situation is reflected in both egress drawings,TAI.IA and TA1.2A. Emergency egress must be to the nearest outside exit. If Lucent intends entrance 6 to function as their emergency egress,fire-rated corridors may be required to access those exits. That said,those costs are incumbent upon Lucent to bear because they are a fundamental requirement ofyour demising. Additionally,emergency egress is suggested through space that maybe ultimately leased to another tenant. In no way is emergency egress allowable through another's demised space. In several instances or.TA1.2A,emergency egress is directed to stairways that lead an individual to the floor below,not outside. What would Happen if the fire was on the first floor`' This issue is of significant concern and must ultimately be determined by the State Fire Inspection Engineers. In addition,per the notes on TAO.1,the length of exit access travel must be no more than 400 feet. Yet,in several instances on both egress drawings,egress distances exceed the stated code. Finally,the restroonis at Y-27 are slated to be shuttered pending future leasing. If Lucent requires these restroonis to meet code,they can be included in Lucent's demised space,leased by lucent and maintained by Lucent. Layout • On sheet 2.2A,no dumpster locations for areas M&N. Where will the queue for dumpsters, cardboard,and pallets be located [Power 3/31/04] Dumpster locations are at T 31 (refer to dwg, TA5.2A) . I [feller 4/1/04]Thank you for the clarification. • The TAL l drawing show entrances references and keys which are not decipherable.The drawing seems to indicate access through areas that are planned to be locked [Power 3/31/04] Drawing will be revised based upon Ozzy site master plan. ['Keller 4/1/041 Our issue here is that it appears that Lucent is designating tenant entrances at locations which far exceed Lucent's footprint. Of particular mention are the references to tenant entrance 8. Per the plan key,this is intended as a regular entrance. Per your comment above, please add a reference to the plans that all tenant entrances are subject to revision pending final site plan design. • On drawing TA5.2B vending machines are being relocated Are they planning to put them in landlord space? [Power 3/31/04]The plan is to locate them in the Lucent footprint,along Col line 26 between 01 &P. [Keller 4/1/04)Thank you. Please reference this in the playas. • On sheet TA8,multiple discrepancies on the outline specifications need to be discussed Several items omit consultation with the landlord prior to proceeding,leaving the action to the sub- contractor. [Power 3/31/04] Need more detail to respond. [Keller 4/1/04]1 would be happy to go over this with you personally. SUBMETE G • It has been specifically requested that Lucent provide plans for the separation and submetering/submonitoring for the utility usages. Please provide said plans. o a Power 3/31/04 Lucent has worked with O properties to consolidate in I ] Ozzy p pe footprint that best fits the existing utilities. Lucent as part of its consolidation will li not be separating utilities from the adjacent non Lucent spaces. Further separation by Ozzy properties at the cost of Ozzy properties would be acceptable, but Lucent has no intention of doing so. Utilities are to be charged based on pro rata share of occupancy. Lucent is in the process of an engineering review of the energy cost saving measures(compressed air, recirc.water and load center shutdowns)that were proposed by Ozzy Properties. (Keller 4/1/041 I.Ve sincerely hope that Lucent makes use of the energy cost saving measures proposed b3OZi5. They were commissioned with the intentionof providing Lucent with the means and the measures to save in overall operating expenses. That said,and as has been restated previously,Per the Lease Agreement,executed by both parties:upon the election of the option to lease(Article 18—Option to Lease the Property,section c),"Tenant fit-out shall be consistent with the.Excluded Space Fit Out provisions hereinabove". When referencing the provisions of the Excluded Space Fit Out,it is clear,per Article 2,Term,lire 11,that"Tenant agrees to reasonably deirise the Excluded Space(such demising to consist of installation of demising walls to commercially reasonable specifications,and separation[by sub-inetering where possible] of utilities". Therefore,we have no intention of incLirring ally expenses that axe the_responsibility of Lucent Tecluiologies. Ellen J Keller VP-Commercial Real Estate Ozzy Properties,Inc. 3 Dundee Park Andover,MA 01810 phone:(978)475-4569 fax:(978)475-4638 mobile:(978)423-1319 I OFFICE OF BUILDING INSPECTOR TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER CONSTRUCTION CONTROL 14.Wt PROJECT NUMBER: 1784.00 PHASE III PROJECT TITLE: LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES,MERRIMACK VALLEY PROJECT LOCATION: 1600 Osgood St. , North Andover, MA NAME OF BUILDING: Building 70 First Floor, Building 30 Second Floor NATURE OF PROJECT: Interior Renovations IN ACCORD N ITH TI E 116 OF THE MASSACHUSETTS STATE BUILDING CODE, I, REGISTRATION NO. !i2b4 BEING A REGISTERED PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER/ARCHITECH HEREBY CERTIFY THAT I HAVE PREPARED OR DIRECTLY SUPERVISED THE PREPARATION OF ALL DESIGN PLANS, COMPUTATIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS CONCERNING: RM08MIMMEW • ARCHITECTURAL • 1R • fk��L • FOR THE ABOVE NAMED PROJECT AND THAT,TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEGE, SUCH PLANS, COMPUTATIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS MEET THE APPLICABLE PROVISION OF THE MASSACHUSETTS STATE BUILDING CODE,ALL ACCEPTABLE ENGINEERING PRATICES. AND APPLICABLE LAWS AND ORDINANCES FOR THE PROPOSED USE AND OCCUPANCY. (�ED AR�jY� 0�5 SIS rF I FURTHER CERTIFY THAT I SHALL PERFORM THE NECESSARY PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AND B eA EPRESENT ON THE CONSTRUCTION SITE ON A REGULAR AND PERIODIC BASIS TO DETERMINE TH Q kQ O< THE WORK IS PROCEEEDING IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE DOCUMENTS APPROVED FOR THE BUIL Q No.5082 PERMIT AND SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FOLLOWING AS SPECIFIED IN SECTION 116.0 BOSTON, MASS. 1. Review, for conformance to the design concept,shop drawings, samples and other submittals which are submitted by the contractor in accordance with the requirements of the construction OF documents. 2. Review and approval of the quality control procedures for all code-required controlled materials. 3. Be present at intervals appropriate to the stage of construction to become, generally familiar with6the progress and quality of the work and to determine, in general, if the work is being performed in a manner consistent with the construction documents. PURSUANT TO SECTION 116.2 .2 1 SHALL SUBMIT WEEKLY , A PROGRESS REPORT TOGETHER WITH PERTINENT COMMENTS TO THE NORTH ANDOVER BUILDING INSPECTOR. UPON COMPLETION OF THE WORK, I SHALL SUBMIT A FINAL REPORT AS TO THE ' SATISFACTORY COMPLETION AND READINESS OF THE PROJECT FOR OCC CY. SIGNA R SUBSCRIBED AND SW RM TO BEFORE ME THIS �� DAY OF c 200 -� NVI Rj PUBLIC MY COMMISSION EXPIRE)PdAM ?-200 / I OFFICE OF BUILDING INSPECTOR TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER CONSTRUCTION CONTROL PROJECT NUMBER: PROJECT TITLE: Lucent Technologies Merrimack Valley Works—Phase III PROJECTLOCATION: 1600 Osgood St,N.Andover,MA NAME OF BUILDING:Building 70—First Floor Area B,Bldg 30 Second Floor—Area M,N,O,P,U NATURE OF PROJECT:Renovations IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE 116 OF THE MASSACHUSETTS STATE BUILDING CODE,1,Bruce D. Swanton REGISTRATION NO 35501. BEING A REGISTERED PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER/A4W-1444-E�HEREBY CERTIFY THAT I HAVE PREPARED OR DIRECTLY SUPERVISED THE PREPARATION OF ALL DESIGN PLANS,COMPUTATIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS CONCERNING: ENTIRE PROJECT ARCHITECTURAL STRUCTURAL MECHANICAL FIRE PROTECTION ELECTRICAL X OTHER(SPECIFY) FOR THE ABOVE NAMED PROJECT AND THAT,TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEGE,SUCH PLANS, COMPUTATIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS MEET THE APPLICABLE PROVISION OF THE MASSACHUSETTS STATE BUILDING CODE,ALL ACCEPTABLE ENGINEERING PRATICES AND APPLICABLE LAWS AND ORDINANCES FOR THE PROPOSED USE AND OCCUPANCY. I FURTHER CERTIFY THAT I,OR MY AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE SHALL PERFORM THE NECESSARY PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AND.B EPRESENT ON THE CONSTRUCTION SITE ON A REGULAR AND PERIODIC BASIS TO DETERMINE THAT THE WORK IS PROCEEEDING IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE DOCUMENTS APPROVED FOR THE BUILDING PERMIT AND SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FOLLOWING AS SPECIFIED IN SECTION 116.0 1. Review, for conformance to the design concept,shop drawings,samples and other submittals which are submitted by the contractor in accordance with the requirements of the construction documents. 2. Review and approval of the quality control procedures for all code-required controlled materials. 3. Be present at intervals appropriate to the stage of construction to become,generally familiar with ithe progress and quality of the work and to determine,in general,if the work is being performed in a manner consistent with the construction documents. PURSUANT TO SECTION 116.2 .2,I,OR MY AUTHORIZE E SHALL SUBMIT WEEKLY,A PROGRESS REPORT TOGETHER WITH PE TAOM TO THE NORTH ANDOVER BUILDING INSPECTOR.UPON COMPLETI TA WX^! � MY AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE SHALL SUBMIT A FINAL REPORT O�ZT SF1 ,tORY COMPLETION AND READINESS OF THE PROJECT FOR OCCUPANC No.35501 1 .a Ar SIGNATURE `��6lif�8.�.+ `N�\ p:R • 4 • • y SUBSCRIBED AND SWORM TO BEFORE ME THIS 12th DAY OF March,2004 � o, • NOTARY PUBLIC MY COMMISSION EXPIRES-5/15/08 OFFICE OF BUILDING INSPECTOR TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER CONSTRUCTION CONTROL PROJECT NUMBER: PROJECT TITLE: Lucent Technologies Merrimack Valley Works—Phase III PROJECTLOCATION: 1600 Osgood St,N.Andover,MA NAME OF BUILDING:Building 70—First Floor Area B,Bldg 30 Second Floor—Area M,N,O,P,U NATURE OF PROJECT:Renovations IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE 116 OF THE MASSACHUSETTS STATE BUILDING CODE,I, Domenic Ciolino REGISTRATION NO 41630. BEING A REGISTERED PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER/^n rCn HEREBY CERTIFY THAT I HAVE PREPARED OR DIRECTLY SUPERVISED THE PREPARATION OF ALL DESIGN PLANS,COMPUTATIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS CONCERNING: ENTIRE PROJECT ARCHITECTURAL STRUCTURAL MECHANICAL FIRE PROTECTION X ELECTRICAL OTHER(SPECIFY) FOR THE ABOVE NAMED PROJECT AND THAT,TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEGE, SUCH PLANS, COMPUTATIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS MEET THE APPLICABLE PROVISION OF THE MASSACHUSETTS STATE BUILDING CODE,ALL ACCEPTABLE ENGINEERING PRATICES AND APPLICABLE LAWS AND ORDINANCES FOR THE PROPOSED USE AND OCCUPANCY. I FURTHER CERTIFY THAT I,OR MY AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE SHALL PERFORM THE NECESSARY PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AND B EPRESENT ON THE CONSTRUCTION SITE ON A REGULAR AND PERIODIC BASIS TO DETERMINE THAT THE WORK IS PROCEEEDING IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE DOCUMENTS APPROVED FOR THE BUILDING PERMIT AND SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FOLLOWING AS SPECIFIED IN SECTION 116.0 1. Review,for conformance to the design concept,shop drawings,samples and other submittals which are submitted by the contractor in accordance with the requirements of the construction documents. 2. Review and approval of the quality control procedures for all code-required controlled materials. 3. Be present at intervals appropriate to the stage of construction to become,generally familiar with the progress and quality of the work and to determine,in general,if the work is being performed in a manner consistent with the construction documents. PURSUANT TO SECTION 116.2 .2,I, OR MY AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE SHALL SUBMIT WEEKLY,A PROGRESS REPORT TOGETHER WITH PERTINENT C MENTS TO THE NORTH ANDOVER BUILDING INSPECTOR.UPON COMPLETION OF OR MY AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE SHALL SUBMIT A FINAL REPORT AS TORY COMPLETION AND REINES7QFT PROJECT FOR OCCUPANCY. o� t'y DOMENIC A. Au a - o CIOLINO RRE PROTECTION SIG A U No.41630 ► .• • / SUBSCRIBED AND SWORM TO BEFORE ME THIS 12th DA NOTARY PUBLIC MY COMMISSION EXPIRES-5/15/08CHO ♦3 r i llli OFFICE OF BUILDING INSPECTOR TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER CONSTRUCTION CONTROL PROJECT NUMBER: PROJECT TITLE: Lucent Technologies Merrimack Valley Works—Phase III PROJECTLOCATION: 1600 Osgood St,N.Andover,MA NAME OF BUILDING:Building 70—First Floor Area B,Bldg 30 Second Floor—Area M,N,O,P,U NATURE OF PROJECT:Renovations IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE 116 OF THE MASSACHUSETTS STATE BUILDING CODE,I, Thomas M.Wisnaskas REGISTRATION NO 41859. BEING A REGISTERED PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER/A*SW4+FeH HEREBY CERTIFY THAT I HAVE PREPARED OR DIRECTLY SUPERVI OF THE PREPARATION OF ALL DESIGN PLANS,COMPUTATIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS �y�FP��N MgSS9C CONCERNING: o THOMAS s WISNASKAS u CD MECHANICAL m ENTIRE PROJECT ARCHITECTURAL STRUCTURAL MECHANICAL•X U 9 No.41859 O c;; FIRE PROTECTION ELECTRICAL OTHER(SPECIFY) FSS ONAI EAG FOR THE ABOVE NAMED PROJECT AND THAT,TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEGE,SUCH PLANS, COMPUTATIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS MEET THE APPLICABLE PROVISION OF THE MASSACHUSETTS STATE BUILDING CODE,ALL ACCEPTABLE ENGINEERING PRATICES AND APPLICABLE LAWS AND ORDINANCES FOR THE PROPOSED USE AND OCCUPANCY. I FURTHER CERTIFY THAT I,OR MY AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE SHALL PERFORM THE NECESSARY PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AND B EPRESENT ON THE CONSTRUCTION SITE ON A REGULAR AND PERIODIC BASIS TO DETERMINE THAT THE WORK IS PROCEEEDING IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE DOCUMENTS APPROVED FOR THE BUILDING PERMIT AND SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FOLLOWING AS SPECIFIED IN SECTION 116.0 1. Review,for conformance to the design concept,shop drawings,samples and other submittals which are submitted by the contractor in accordance with the requirements of the construction documents. 2. Review and approval of the quality control procedures for all code-required controlled materials. 3. Be present at intervals appropriate to the stage of construction to become,generally familiar with, .the g g Y progress and quality of the work and to determine,in general,if the work is being performed in a manner consistent with the construction documents. PURSUANT TO SECTION 116.2 .2,I,OR MY AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE SHALL SUBMIT WEEKLY,A PROGRESS REPORT TOGETHER WITH PERTINENT COMMENTS TO THE NORTH ANDOVER BUILDING INSPECTOR.UPON COMPLETION OF THE WORK,I,OR MY AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE SHALL SUBMIT A FINAL REPORT AS TO THE SATISFACTORY COMPLETION i D RE ESS OF THE PROJECT FO OCCUPANCY. SIGNATURE x x / PaU.UvF9r,�r SUBSCRIBED AND SWORM TO BEFORE ME THIS 12th DAY OF March,2004 NOTARY PUBLIC MY COMMISSION EXPIRES-5/15/08 4 I i OFFICE OF BUILDING INSPECTOR TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER CONSTRUCTION CONTROL PROJECT NUMBER: PROJECT TITLE: Lucent Technologies Merrimack Valley Works—Phase III PROJECTLOCATION: 1600 Osgood St,N.Andover,MA NAME OF BUILDING:Building 70—First Floor.Area B,Bldg 30 Second Floor—Area M,N,O,P,U NATURE OF PROJECT:Renovations IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE 116 OF THE MASSACHUSETTS STATE BUILDING CODE,I,Alfred J.Melchionda REGISTRATION NO 34857. BEING A REGISTERED PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER/A49 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT I HAVE PREPARED OR DIRECTLY SUPERVISED THE PREPARATION OF ALL DESIGN PLANS,COMPUTATIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS CONCERNING: ENTIRE PROJECT ARCHITECTURAL STRUCTURAL MECHANICAL FIRE PROTECTION ELECTRICAL OTHER(SPECIFY)X Plumbing FOR THE ABOVE NAMED PROJECT AND THAT,TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEGE,SUCH PLANS, COMPUTATIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS MEET THE APPLICABLE PROVISION OF THE MASSACHUSETTS STATE BUILDING CODE,ALL ACCEPTABLE ENGINEERING PRATICES AND APPLICABLE LAWS AND ORDINANCES FOR THE PROPOSED USE AND OCCUPANCY. I FURTHER CERTIFY THAT I,OR MY AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE SHALL PERFORM THE NECESSARY PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AND B EPRESENT ON THE CONSTRUCTION SITE ON A REGULAR AND PERIODIC BASIS TO DETERMINE THAT THE WORK IS PROCEEEDING IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE DOCUMENTS APPROVED FOR THE BUILDING PERMIT AND SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FOLLOWING AS SPECIFIED IN SECTION 116.0 1. Review,for conformance to the design concept,shop drawings,samples and other submittals which are submitted by the contractor in accordance with the requirements of the construction documents. t 2. Review and approval of the quality control procedures for all code-required controlled materials. 3. Be present at intervals appropriate to the stage of construction to become,generally familiar with ,the progress and quality of the work and to determine,in general,if the work is being performed in a manner consistent with the construction documents. PURSUANT TO SECTION 116.2 .2,I,OR MY HORIZED REPRESENTATIVE SHALL SUBMIT WEEKLY,A PROGRESS REPORT TOGE RTINENT COMMENTS TO THE NORTH ANDOVER BUILDING INSPECTOR. OF THE WORK,I,OR MY AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE SHALL SUBMIT TO THE SATISFACTORY COMPLETION AND READINESS OF THE PROJEC OCCUR PLUMBING - ` U No.34857 SIGNA °9p�G/STEP�e �PRLEAfF SIONALEG•• pNWE,��j•9 �i SUBSCRIBED AND SWORM TO BEFORE M 12th DAY OF March,2004 •c� �• NOTARY PUBLIC MY COMMISSION EXPIRES-5/15/08 ice/ TACH�lS��. RY P III11 � J FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS NARRATIVE RE,PORTS 780 CMR—903.1.1 LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES Pliase 3 - Consolidation 1600 Osgood. Street North Andover, Massa cliusetts Prepared By: 7, I Ay CONSULTING ENGINE'ERS 13C.>,stt-wl 0 J'k0ax-lLu 10 Maguire Road, Suite 310 Lexington, MA.02421 (781)372-3000;(781)372-3190f',,ix www.aha-engineers-com Prepared For: North Andover Fire Department North Andover,MA March 12, 2004 LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES—Phase 3 March 12, 2004 North Andover, MA (La.) BASIS (METHODOLOG) D OF DESIGN Section 1 —Building Description Refer to architect. Section 2—Applicable Laws, Regulations and Standards Refer to architect. Section 3 —D s gp Responsibility for Fire Protecfibn. Systems Fire Protection and Dominic A. Ciolino Fire Alarm Systems: MA PE#41630, Fire Protection AHA Consulting Engineers, Inc. 10 Maguire Road, Suite 310 Lexington, MA 02421 (781) 372-3000 HVAC: Thomas M. Wisnaskas MA PE#41859, HVAC AHA Consulting Engineers, Inc. 10 Maguire Road, Suite 310 Lexington, MA 02421 (781) 372-3000 Section 4--Fire Protection Systems to be installed- FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM &,stela Desc7tion: The building is currently equipped with a wet pipe sprinkler system.. Automatic sprinkler protection is provided throughout the entire building in accordance with NFPA 13, as required by MGL 148 and 780 CMR. The existing water service entrance and fire department connection ar existing to remain. The existing wet pipe sprinkler system will be modified in selected renovated tenant areas on the Second Floor and will only be xno_dified..if Architectural ADD/ALTERNATE is accepted. ADD/ALTERNATE proposes to bring demisinn -all up to underside of deck. Current proposal is to bring demising wall only up underside of existing HVAC piping and does not affect current sprinkler head layout at deck above. The remainder of the building will remain sprinkler protected with wet pipe sprinklers with no modifications. The modified wet sprinkler system in renovated areas in the Second Floor Areas "U" and "P" will be designed for Ordinary Hazard Group I Occupancy 1 LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES—Please 3 March 12, 2004 North Andover, MA requirements, and will be capable of providing 0.15 gpm/sf over the hydraulically most remote 1,500sf with. 250 gpm hose allowance and 130sf maximum sprinkler spacing. These areas include open 1',,ht manufacturing. FIRE, ALARM SYSTEM System Descriptiofl: The building fire alarm system shall operate in conjunction with the building fire protection system(s) in accordance with all-applicable codes and standards including NFPA 13, 72, 90A and 101, the Current Massachusetts State Building Code, and Town of North Andover. The existing, fire alarm system is a microprocessor-based multiplex, analog/addressable system with complete audio and visual occupant notification, voice evacuation, and municipal reporting via the automatic telephone dialer. The existing fire alarm system will be extended to match the requirements of the new architectural plans. Each new initiating point (smoke detector, duct-mounted smoke detector, or manual pull station) will be individually addressable. Upon activation, the specific device address, type, status and location will be presented at an LCD amxunciator integral to the Fire Alarm Control Panel. Occupant notification consists of audio/visual signaling. New audible signal will include a synchronized code 3 temporal signal throughout the building then a pre- recorded vc;ite evacuation message to effected areas of the building. Visual signaling will be by Xenon strobes in accordance with NFPA 72 Chapter 6 and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). All existing smoke detectors are analog/addressable devices. Each analog/addressable device is subject to alann verification and to environmental compensation in order to minimize false alarms. Microprocessor-based detectors retain operating characteristics in non-volatile memory and conduct algorithms to g I distin uish. real fire conditions fromunwanted u anted. nuisance alarms. All new fire alarm initiating and notification appliances will be Class A wired. Related Systems Interface: The existing fire alarm system will continue to interface to the fire protection system(s) by monitoring each existing individual waterflow and tamper switch via dedicated addressable modules. The existi;-,.g fire alarm system is interfaced to the HVAC System in order to conduct the required control functions via programmable control module outputs and associated manual override switches and status LEDs located at the FRCP. I 2 LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES—Phase 3 March 12, 2004 North Andover, MA IIIVAC Syste -1.Description: The existing base building HVAC system is designed in accordance with the Ma.ssachusctts Building Code, 6th Edition, the Massachusetts Plumbing and Fuel Gas Code, the Boca National Mechanical Code, and NFPA 90A. All the main air handling units within the scope of work in building "30" are served from the base building chilled water and steam systems. All HVAC modifications will be to the low pressure ductwork distribution and balancing. The control system for the Base building air handling_ _units-will -not -be modified as part of this renovation. Secondary c-ontrol=syst:ems,-includi-ng=arc�-a=tl effiiostats and damper actuators will be add ed-•and-existing shall be=service&as part=of this renovation. A 2-hour rated fire damper shall be installed in ductwork where it penetrates 2- hour fire-rated walls and/or where ductwork penetrates the floors in accordance with the Massachusetts Code 717.0 and NFPA 90A. All transfer ducts through rated walls shall also have fire dampers. All existing units over 2000 CFM are provided with duct mounted or unit mounted smoke detectors. Section 5 —Features Used in the Design Methodology N/A Section. 6— Special Consideration and Description There is no intent to deviate from the prescriptive code requirement, ->f regulatory codes and standards with alternative methods. (Lb) SEQUENCE OF OPERATION FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM _Wet Pive Sprinkler`System: Heat produced from a fire melts the fusible link or glass bulb on a single sprinkler head or group of sprinkler heads causing the sprinkler(s) to open. Water from the water filled pipe is discharged immediately from the sprinkler head(s) to contra' the fire. The fire department may pump the fire department connection to supplement the system. Sprinkler system water flow alarms activate upon system flow and indicate to the FACP an. alarm condition which transmits the alarm signal to the Municipal Fire station. The sprinkler(s) continue to flow water until manually shut off. FIRE ALARM SYSTEM 3 LUCL NT TEChNOLOGII=C — PI ase s March 12, 2004 North Andover, MA Sequence,of Operation: (EXISTING TO REMAIN) In accordance with the Town of North Andover and the Massachusetts State Building Code, the operation of an existing manual pull station or activation of any existing automatic alarm initiating device (system smoke, heat, waterflow) will cause the following to occur: • Transmit the alarm to the Municipal Fire Station via the existing telephone dialer. • Sound a synchronized code 3 temporal signal throughout the Building, then a pre-recorded voice evacuation message to applicable areas of the building. • Flash all visual signals througl7.out the building in a synchronized manner.. • Flash an alai-m LED and sound an audible signal at the FACP. • Upon Acknowledgment, the alarm LED shall light steadily and the audible shall silence. Subsequent alanns shall re-initiate this sequence. • Upon alarm initiation by an elevator lobby smoke detector or o«ier designated recall device, recall elevator that serve the floor of initialization to the main egress level. If the alarm initiates on the main egress level, return the elevator to the alternate floor as directed by the authority having jurisdiction. • Visually indicate the alarm initiating device type and location via the LCD display located at the FACP and the LED remote graphic annunciator in the entry vestibule. The LED remote graphic annunciator only indicates initiating devices located in the core areas of the building and not in the tenant areas. • Automatically shut down or control HVAC functions, as required. HVAC Sequence of Operation The existing main air handling units over 2000 cfm have duct smoke detectors in the supply ducts from the u, - s. Upon sensing smoke, the existing detectors shall stop the supply fan. The i_se building main air handling units' controls and sequences will not be modified in this scope of work. L)TESTIIe>sG Ci ITEPJA Section 1_ General Testing Criteria The general contractor has overall responsibility for setting up and coordinating all acceptance testing with aur' orities having jurisdiction. All testing shall be in accordance with NFPA reqs. cements, North Andover Fire Department, the Massachusetts State Building Code, 6"' Edition, the BOCA National Mechanical Code, the NFPA National Electrical Code, and the contract specifications. 4 LUCENT TF_CHNOLOGIES—Phase 3 March 12, 2004 North Andover, MA FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM The sprinkler contractor is responsible for setting up and coordinating all sprinkler system acceptance testing. All testing shall be in accordance with NFPA 13, 14, 24, the Massachusetts State Building Code, and contract specifications. FIRE ALARM SYSTEM Testing Criteria: The completed system shall be subject to the final test and acceptance, UL tification and periodic inspection, testing and maintenance, in accordance with. t.—; Town of North Andover, Massachusetts State Building Code and NFPA 72 Chapter 7 as follows: e The test shall be conducted by a UL certified testing company. Each and every device shall be functionally tested. ® Upon function test of c -h device, the corresponding programmed event sequences shall be vel. ped. Subsequent events shall include occupant notlfic,• in, system annunciation, elevator recall, HVAC control sequences, door n se, and municipal reporting. o Proper visual notification shall be verified. o Audible sound pressure levels shall be measured and recorded. • Fault conditions shall be simulated and verified as to their proper reporting and system response. These shall include loss of AC power, battery standby operation, and wiring faults of each and every circuit. o A complete report demonstrating the activation and subsequent acknowledgement of each activation shall be generated. An annual test and inspection contract will be in evidence at the time of final testing. The final system acceptance test shall be conducted by the holder of the test contract, and witnessed by the local authority having jurisdiction. Upon successful test and acceptance, a UL certificate and final report of compliance shall be issued by the testing company. Testing and inspection shall be conducted by the testing company of record as described and in accordance with NFPA 72, chapter 7. In addition to device testing, maintenance (sensitivity) reports shall be generated directly from the system during each quarterly test. These reports shall include a complete listing of each analog device in the system, their corresponding programmed sensitivity setting, and their current sensitivity level, and the number of times each device has entered alarm verification mode. 5 LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES —Phase 3 March 12, 2004 North Andover, MA HVAC Upon completion and prior to acceptance of the installation operations shall be thoroughly tested and balanced in accordance with the Massachusetts State Building Code, 6"' edition., and the BOCA National Mechanical Code. A certificate of approval and acceptance shall be submitted to the architect by the HVAC Contractor. All tests are to be witnessed by the authority having jurisdiction and the architect. Section 2—_T ui.pment and Tools EIRE SPRINKLER The sprinkler contractor shall be responsible for providing all required equipment and tools including but not limited to: hydrostatic testing equipment, pressure gauges, hoses, nozzles, manufacturers' instructions, radios, etc. I+IR.E ALARM I The Electrical Contractor shall provide all tools necessary to complete the successful testing of the Fire Alarm systems. ' HVAC The HVAC Contractor shall provide all tools necessary to complete the successful testing of the HVAC systems including, as necessary, lifts, gauges, pitot pressure sensors and other CFM reading and balancing equipment, adjustable and fixed sheave drives and belts (for adjusting fans), rpm and electrical meters, etc. HVAC Systems shall be balanced to be within 10% of design criteria. Section 3 —Approval Requirements Obtain written approval of all acceptance testing from the North Andover Fire Department. Report all system failures to the general contractor, North Andover Fire Department, and design engineer. Provide the North Andover Fire Department with copies of NFPA 13 and 72 testing certificates, instruction manuals and as-built drawings. The owner shall submit to the North Andover Fire Department the names and telephone numbers of emergency contacts. G:\Projects\2004-Boston\Lucent Andover Phase 3\Specifications\Fire\903 NARRATIVE.doc 6 i