A-107.1
16 Scale= 1/4" = 1'-0"
ROOF ACCESS LADDER DETAIL
A-107.1
ROOF PLAN
PANDA PROJECT #:
DRAWN BY:
ISSUE DATE:
REVISIONS:
All ideas, designs, arrangement and plans indicated or represented by this drawing are the property of Panda Express Inc. and were created for use on this specific project.
None of these ideas, designs, arrangements or plans may be used by or disclosed to any person, firm, or corporation without the written permission of Panda Express Inc.
1683 Walnut Grove Ave.
Rosemead, California
91770
Telephone: 626.799.9898
Facsimile: 626.372.8288
PANDA EXPRESS, INC.
1ST SAP SUBMITTAL 01-03-22
ARCH PROJECT #:
RR/JH/AB
20-109
S4-21-D8218
BERKELEY, CA 94704
2548 BANCROFT WAY, SUITE 1,
PANDA EXPRESS
1ST
2ND SAP SUBMITTAL 02-16-222ND
N
A-107.1
1 Scale= 1/4" = 1'-0"
ROOF PLAN
ELEV. = ± 19'-0"
R12
ELEV. = ± 13'-11"
R12
R5
R9
R8
ROOF PLAN KEYNOTES:
R1
R3
R4
R5
R6
R7
R8
R9
R10
R2
R11
R12
CONDENSER UNIT AND WOOD PLATFORM
KEC MODEL # LASD75RL4
R13
R14
R15
R13
R11
3 EF
108 lbs
RTU
1 7.5 TONS
MA
1 1,726 lbs
1 CU
220 lbs
2 CU
220 lbs
1,337 LBS
RTU
2 1,337 LBS
1 PCU
223lbs
31-S
203lbs
10J-S1
197lbs
32-S1
ELEV. = ± 19'-0"
R12
ELEV. = ± 19'-0"
R12
ELEV. = ± 19'-0"
R12
R8
R9
R19
(E) SLOPE
R15
R7
R3
R13
R6
R4
(E) ROOF SLOPE
(E) ROOF SLOPE
R2
R1
R10
R10
R10
R18
ELEV. = ± 19'-0"
R14
ELEV. = ± 17'-6"
R14
ELEV. = ± 12'-8"
R14
ELEV. = ± 13'-7"
R14
ELEV. = ± 18'-6"
R14
ELEV. = ± 13'-6"
R16
ELEV. = ± 18'-2"
R16
RESTROOM EXHAUST FAN
CAPTIVEAIRE MODEL # EABDCR7
AC UNIT 1
LENNOX MODEL # KGA092H4M
AC UNIT 2
LENNOX MODEL # KGA092H4M
PCU-1 UNIT
AIR QUALITY MODEL # AUTOCLEAN 8000WP
MAKE-UP AIR UNIT
CAPTIVEAIRE MODEL # EAA3G18MPU
CONDENSER UNIT
CAPTIVEAIRE MODEL # 24ABB360
EXISTING 4" ROOF DRAIN AND OVERFLOW DRAIN
EXISTING ROOF CRICKET
EXISTING ROOFING TO PROTECT AND REMAIN IN PLACE.
REPAIR AS NEEDED
ROOF ACCESS HATCH, SEE DETAIL 16/A-107.
TOP OF EXISTING PARAPET
PROVIDE WALK-WAY PAD
TOP OF EXISTING ROOF
HEIGHT: 43" COLOR: GRAY PRE-PAINTED
690 GALVANIZED STEEL
HEIGHT: 37.50" COLOR: SPUN ALUMINUM &
G90 GALVANIZED
HEIGHT: 46.90" COLOR: PAINT TO MATCH
PARAPET WALL COLOR
HEIGHT: 46.90" COLOR: GRAY
HEIGHT: 73.49" COLOR: PAINT TO MATCH
PARAPET WALL COLOR
HEIGHT: 76.38" COLOR: PAINT TO MATCH
PARAPET WALL COLOR
HEIGHT: 49.50" COLOR: GRAY PRE-PAINTED G90
GALVANIZED STEEL
ROOF LADDER, SEE DETAIL 5/A-107.
R16 TOP OF EXISTING PITCH ROOF
R17 EXISTING WALL BELOW
R18 ROOF HYDRANT
R19 PLUMBING VENTS, SEE DETAIL 13/A-107.
R17
(E) SLOPE
(E) SLOPE(E) SLOPE
R20 METAL SCREEN
COLOR: DUNN EDWARDS - PUTTY TO
MATCH NICHIHA COMPOSITE SIDING
FROM STANDARD BUILDING
4'-6"
R20
25'-3"
A-107.1
5 Scale= 3/4" = 1'-0"
EXTERIOR ROOF LADDER DETAIL
(E) ROOF SHEETING - 12'-8"
(E) STUCCO FINISH SEE SCHEDULE FOR NEW
PAINT FINISH, G.C. TO REPAIR AS NECESSARY
(E) PLYWOOD SHEATHING
1 1/2" X 1 1/2" SUPPORT ANGLES
WELDED TO STEEL SIDE RAILS
(E) ROOF PARAPET - 19'-0"
1'-0"
3'-8"
3'-01
4"
8"
113
4"
3'-0"
3/4"x2'-0" STL. RODS @ 12" O.C. VERT.
SECURED TO 2"x1/4" STL. RAILS (STRINGER)
10 1/2" X 4 X 3/8" FLAT WELDED TO 2 1/4" STRINGER AND 4" X 4" X 1/4" X 3"L ANGLE FASTENED THRU WALL WITH GAL. 6" X 3/4" BOLT, PRE-DRILL METAL PANEL WHERE OCCURS
LADDER GUARD DOOR WITH LOCK. G.C. TO
PROVIDE AND INSTALL. COLOR TO MATCH LADDER
NOTE:
ROOF LADDER SUPPLIED AND INSTALLED BY G.C., LADDER
MUST BE OSHA APPROVED. COLOR IRON ORE SW 7069
R9"
PROVIDE 2-2x6 BLOCKING AT
THIRD POINTS IN WALL. INSTALL
1- 1/4" METAL SHIM THROUGH
EIFS AROUND BOLT
8"3"
2" GALV. GRIP STRUT PLANK
NOTE 1: IF A LEAD FLASHING IS
PRESENT ON THE PIPE, IT
MUST BE REMOVED BEFORE A
DURO-LAST STACK FLASHING
IS INSTALLED.
NOTE 2: MEMBRANE
ATTACHMENT AROUND THE
PENETRATION WILL BE THE
SAME AS THE DECK
MEMBRANE, MAX. 18-INCHES
ON CENTER, AND A MINIMUM
ONE PLATE/FASTENER PER
FLASHING.
STAINLESS STEEL BAND
POSITIONED 1/4" FROM THE
TOP OF THE STACK FLASHING
STAINLESS STEEL BAND
TYPICAL VENT PIPE
DECK
A-107.1
13 Scale= NTS
PLUMBING VENT DETAIL
8" MIN.
5/8" PLYWOOD OVER
3 5/8" METAL STUDS
@ 16" O.C. - TYP. ALL
SIDES OF LADDER
OPENING
2'-6" x 3'-0" BILCO TYPE "S"
ACCESS HATCH
TELESCOPING SAFETY POST
"LADDERUP" MODEL LU-1
OR APPROVED EQUAL
LADDER RUNGS TO BE
2 1
4" SERRATED ALUM.
2 1/2" ALUM CHANNEL SIDE
RAILS .
4 1/2" x 1/4" BENT ALUM.
PLATE CLIP@ 4'-0" O.C. MAX
WITH 1/2" OVER M.B. THRU
FRAMING AND 1/2" OVER M.B.
THRU RAIL
2X12 BLOCKING IN WALL
AT ALL LADDER
CONNECTION POINTS.
CLIP ANCHOR BLOCKING
TO STUDS EACH SIDE
4'-0" MAX
6"
1'-6"
END VIEW SIDE VIEW
REF. RCP
FRP ON ALL
INTERIOR SURFACES
(TYPICAL)
1"
CEILING AS SCHEDULED
REF. REFLECTED CEILING
PLAN - TYP.
1'-0" TYP.
HOLD FRAMING BACK
FROM INSIDE FACE OF
CURB 1/8" ON ALL SIDES
TO PROVIDE TERMINATION
POINT FOR FRP
HATCH
CURB 1/8"
FRP J-MOULD
5/8" PLYWOOD OVER
3 5/8" METAL STUDS
@ 16" O.C. - BEHIND LADDER
61 2"
6"
1'-0" MAX.
1'-0" MAX.
LADDERS TO BE ALUMIMUM, UNPAINTED
MILL FINISH.
LADDER SOURCE:
PRECISION LADDER LLC
423-586-2265
WWW.PRECISIONLADDERS.COM
S.S WALL CAP BY G.C.
1/8" MOLDED
POLYURETHANE
SAFETY CAPS
TOP & BOTTOM
(E) I-BEAM
(E) 2X6 MEMBER
(E) 2X6 MEMBER(E) 2X MEMBERS
6"
6"
6"
3"
A-107
18 Scale= NTS
MECHANICAL CURB DETAIL
ROOF TOP MECHANICAL UNIT
REFER MEP DRAWINGS
COUNTERFLASHING
SINGLE PLY ROOF
MEMBRANE
PRE-MANUFACTURED
INSULATED ROOF CURB
PLYWOOD ROOF DECK
REF. STRUCTURAL
2X WOOD SUPPORTS WHERE
PERPENDICULAR TO JOISTS
REF. STRUCTURAL
ROOF INSULATION. REFER
ROOF PLAN
WOOD JOISTS
REF. STRUCTURAL
8" MIN.
Mental Health Commission
2180 Milvia Street, Berkeley, CA 94704 ● Tel: (510) 981-7000 ● TDD: (510) 981-6903 ● Fax: (510) 981-7099 E-Mail: [email protected] Website: http://www.CityofBerkeley.info/Manager
INFORMATION CALENDAR
May 10, 2022
To: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
From: Mental Health Commission
Submitted by: Dr. Margaret Fine, Chair, Mental Health Commission Subject: Mental Health Commission Work Plan 2022-2023
INTRODUCTION
At its March 24, 2022 meeting, the Mental Health Commission adopted its 2022-2023 Work Plan.
CURRENT SITUATION AND ITS EFFECTS
On March 24, 2022, the Mental Health Commission adopted the attached work plan through the action detailed
M/S/C (Fine, Opton) Motion to pass the work plan 2022 with the 3 changes and submit to the Mental Health Commission and Berkeley City Council. The 3 changes: 1. On the Blue Print that we make sure it’s coordinated with Alameda Court. 2. Area in Equity and having someone appointed from the Mental Health Commission to the Mental Health Division. 3. Explore how we add substance use as appropriate to the commission, division and manager titles.
PASSED
Ayes: Escarcega, Fine, Jones, Opton Noes: None; Abstentions: None; Absent: Prichett, Taplin
The Mental Health Commissioners include: Margaret Fine (Chair), Monica Jones (Vice- Chair), Edward Opton, Andrea Pritchett, Tommy Escarcega, and Councilmember Terry Taplin. On March 25, 2022, the Mental Health Commission adopted the attached work plan through the action detailed below during its regular public meeting.
The 2022-2023 Work Plan is designed to address the public mental health and substance use system for people living with serious mental illness and substance use issues and disorders—many of whom are unhoused, people of color, LGBTQIA+ people, people living with disabilities of all ages. It is further designed to address public mental health and substance use to inform the community at-large, particularly through programs at its public meetings.
38
Mental Health Commission Work Plan 2022-23 INFORMATION CALENDAR May 10, 2022
The Mental Health Commission advances: 1) a whole person care approach that equitably provides well-integrated, coordinated systems of care to diverse people with mental health and substance use challenges, and 2) a diversion approach to reduce interactions with law enforcement and using hospital emergency rooms, inpatient psychiatric hospitalization, and incarceration for service delivery whenever possible.
Overall, the Work Plan is designed to advance a comprehensive 365/24/7 mental health and substance use system for Berkeley, including implementing an alternative non- police responder program, the Specialized Care Unit, and establishing a crisis stabilization center in Berkeley for people who seek voluntary urgent care. The Work Plan is designed to further achieve these goals through building partnerships with consumers, families, community, the Division of Mental Health, and community-based organizations. Further, the Mental Health Commission achieves them through membership, Site Visit Subcommittee, and inviting speakers to present about the public mental health and substance use and related systems at public meetings.
Last, the Mental Health Commission has the goal to submit a Blueprint to the Berkeley City Council making recommendations on the public mental health, substance use, and related systems for serving Berkeley people with mental health and substance use challenges. Overall, the Work Plan is designed to champion and demonstrate the importance of equitable, inclusive public mental health and substance use service delivery in the form of tailored culturally safe and responsive services to diverse people and communities.
BACKGROUND
In 2016, the City Council adopted direction to commissioners to submit a work plan annually.
ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
There is no identifiable environmental sustainability impact associated with the adoption of this work plan.
POSSIBLE FUTURE ACTION
None.
FISCAL IMPACTS OF POSSIBLE FUTURE ACTION
None.
CONTACT PERSON
Jamie Works-Wright, MH Commission Secretary, HHCS/MH, 510-981-7721 Attachments:
1: FY 2022-2023 Work Plan
Attachment 1
WORK PLAN 2022-2023
Mental Health Commission for the City of Berkeley
“Contributing to building a comprehensive 365/24/7 behavioral health system for Berkeley.”
• Participate in the selection of the next Division Manager for the Division of Mental Health according to state-mandated duties for the Mental Health Commission.
• Establish a Site Visit Committee that may visit "any facility within the county or jurisdiction where mental health evaluations or services are being provided, including but not limited to, schools, emergency departments, and psychiatric facilities" in alignment with the Mental Health Commission’s state-mandated duties.
• Build and continue building partnerships with diverse consumers, families, community, the Division of Mental Health, community-based organizations, including to outreach for new members and by continuing to invite speakers to present and answer questions about the public behavioral health (mental health and substance use) and related systems.
• Develop and advance a diversion program for diverse people with mental health and substance use challenges away from hospital emergency rooms, inpatient psychiatric hospitalization, law enforcement, and criminal legal and incarceration systems. Collaborate with the Mental Health Subcommittee of the Police Accountability Board and the Police Accountability Board to develop a diversion program (Santa Rita Jail Subcommittee).
• Write and submit a Blueprint for the City of Berkeley with recommendations for building a comprehensive 365/24/7 behavioral health system for our city— particularly focused on diverse people with mental health, substance use, and housing challenges and equitable, inclusive care—and submit to the Berkeley City Council, including to ensure joint action with Alameda County.
• Advance establishment of an alternative non-police responder program, the Specialized Care Unit, for the City of Berkeley.
• Advance establishment of a crisis stabilization center in Berkeley to serve diverse individuals with mental health and substance use challenges who voluntarily seek urgent care in our city, including a center that aligns with the SAMHSA National Behavioral Health Crisis Care Guidelines for the definition of crisis stabilization and the minimum expectations for operating a crisis stabilization center.
• Advance using a whole person care approach that equitably provides well- integrated, coordinated systems of care for diverse Berkeley people with
behavioral health challenges, including through current onboarding and use of the Community Health Records by the Division of Mental Health with Alameda County.
• Evaluate levels of equity, disparities, and inclusion for diverse and marginalized people with mental health and substance use challenges who use or attempt to use the Division of Mental Health for the City of Berkeley, including having a Mental Health Commissioner appointed to participate on the Mental Health Equity Committee for this Division of Mental Health.
Explore changing the titles of the Mental Health Commission, the Manager for Mental Health Services, and the Division of Mental Health to include substance use as appropriate to reflect: 1) the high number of clients served by the Division of Mental Health with mental health and substance use issues and disorders, and 2) the scope and nature of Medi-Cal insurance under CalAIM for people experiencing serious mental illness and substance use disorders at the Division of Mental Health.
Communications – May 10, 2022
Council rules limit action on Communications to referral to the City Manager and/or Boards and Commissions for investigation and/or recommendations. All communications submitted to Council are public record.
Item #31: Vision 2050: Strategic Asset Management Plan and Asset Management Policy
1. Claudia Kawczynska
2. Anna Gazdowicz and Jeffrey Faden
3. Juliette Tinnus
4. Lisa Woo
5. Rachel Zisook
6. Sandra Reisman
7. Kris Jones
8. Mira Stein
9. Kester Allen
10. Elliott Schwimmer
11. Kelly Zito
12. Minda Berbeco
13. Claire Heinzelman
14. Arabelle Malinis
15. Naoimi Marks
16. Jennifer Shanoski
17. Eric Wiesner
18. Cameron Woo
19. Rena Fischer
Berkeley Marina Area Specific Plan (BMASP)
20. Peter Kuhn
21. Rachel Bradely
22. Loren Chuse
23. Mary Foley
24. Mary Law
25. Merrill Gillaspy
26. Debra Golata and Jon Harris
27. Janet Cole
28. John Haptas
29. Daven Gee
30. Jan Ruchlis
31. Sue Sheftel
32. Judith Thomas
33. Carol Cohen
34. Joyce Kwok
35. Deborah Abraham
36. Emilie Keas
Communications
All communications submitted to the City Council are
public record. Communications are not published directly to the City’s website. Copies of individual communications are available for viewing at the City Clerk Department and through Records Online.
City Clerk Department
2180 Milvia Street
Berkeley, CA 94704
(510) 981-6900
Records Online
http://www.cityofberkeley.info/recordsonline
To search for communications associated with a particular City Council meeting using Records Online:
1. Select Search Type = “Public – Communication Query (Keywords)”
2. From Date: Enter the date of the Council meeting
3. To Date: Enter the date of the Council meeting (this may match the From Date field)
4. Click the “Search” button
5. Communication packets matching the entered criteria will be returned
6. Click the desired file in the Results column to view the document as a PDF