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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMiscellaneousJoey. Williams Construction Co., Inca September 21, 1994 City of College Station 1101 Texas Ave. College Station, Texas Re: Renovation to 501 University DR. College Station, TX. To whom it may concern, My organization will be renovating 501 University Drive to become, The Texas Aggie Credit Union, which is to be complete by December 26, 1994. Parking is a major concern since .the. Contractors will need parking places. within reasonable distance of the building, so tools and equipment can be accessed. Therefore, I am requesting that five parking spaces on Tauber St. be designated. for construction use from 8 to 5 Monday. thru Friday. We can provide traffic cones and signs during the course. of construction or by placing an idenification on the dash. so th+eTraffic Officer will know`.. these men are working in the building. '" I am also requesting that the loading zone on the west side of the building be used as a dumpster area during the course of demolition. We will provide traffic cones as needed to identify this area. After demolition is complete this area will be used for scaffolding to upgrade the exterior of the building. If you have any questions please feel free to call. Si ly, `~ . o~ ~' ~%~f- --~ o A. T71~illiams 201-B Willow • Bryan, TX 77801-3158 • 409-779-7219 ~ Voice Pager: 361-6986 oo ~ v ~~o r~ a®o C~ ~ C~ y n b Z= Z S ~ fl~ ~ '. @~ _~ _~ 9~- q~D ~ M ~ d~0 d §mp - ®® ~ O Z ~y~~y l~'yJ V 3 ~~ Z .-+ z ~~ TEXAS AGGIE CREDIT UNION ~ ~ ~ j ~ 501 UNIVERSITY DRIVE COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS ,,.~,~ JACK W. CUMpTON & ASSOCIATES tNC aac~aosr~c~4~~~, pdcaau~rvoac~ i~~ o~~~oo~ ~r~~oc~a olanac~, 4~tt~ ~' a., ;~ FLOOR PLAN ~ RED: SC: 1'6'~ = 1'-0" c JACK W. CUMPTON AND ASSOCIATES, INC. • ARCHITECTS • 4103 S. TEXAS AVENUE, SUITE 202 BRYAN, TEXAS 77802 • (409) 846-3771 October 6, 1994 Shirley Volk Development Coordinator 1101 Texas Avenue College Station, Texas 77842-9960 Reference: Texas Aggie Credit Union Project No: 1994-135 Dear Shirley: We are attempting to address all of the concerns that have been red marked in the preliminary review documents dated 9-6-94. Each question, request or comment from your office is listed below and our remarks are included with each: 1. Need DDP application completed and returned with a letter stating there is no increased impervious concrete (see attached) $100.00 fee. Our comment: Please find attached letter and application form. 2. The existing water meter shown may actually be an empty box. Anew meter will be set for this project. Please submit demands in gallons per minute (all fixtures open) and city will size meter. Our comment: The max demand for our project is 52 G.P.M. 3. What is grade at bottom of ramp or slope, give grade or maximum slope at ramp. Our comment: The grade at the bottom of the ramp is an existing grade, at asphalt paving, of 98,99. The maximum slope allowed for the new concrete ramp is 1 " rise for 12" of run. 4. Fire extinguisher shall be minimum 5 pounds 2A-110BC. Our comment: Our specified fire extinguisher exceed this minimum requirement. 5. Install exit lights per SFC 807. Our comment: We relocating one of four exit lights to be placed above door. erely, J. Br tt Cumpton MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS CORALBERRY (Native) Symphoricarpw orbiculatus sim-for eh-CAR-pus or-bic-cue-lAY-tus f )eriduuus Sun; Shade Ht. 2'-3' Spread 5' Spacing 2' 3' HABIT: Blue-green foliage, low growing, spreads by «xx suckers to form a shntbhy thicket. Small pink or white Flowers in spring. ficrrics form in summer along the stem and remain with their red•purple color after the leaves drop in fall. Can grow as tall ati 6'. CUI7-[JRG: Easy, any soil, drought tolerant. Cut tc~ the grerunv in late wintry. USES: Naturalizing shrub, winter berry color. Tall ground cover. PROBLEMS- Mildew sometimes. NOTES: Too many people mow the plant down. If it exists on a site, try to save it. Also rallccl Indian-Currant Snowberry. Native eastern l1,SA to Texas and Mcxiru. COTONEASTER, GRAY Ever reen Sun Cuu»teaslc~r-gluucophy!la I R. 2'-i ~p«•acl i' -t' co-[on ee-AS-ter glau-co-F(I1-ah Spacink 2' i' HABIT: Low, very compae~t and dense, small gray leaves. CULTURE: Anysoil with excellent drainage. Can stand extreme heat and reflected light. NcecLs tct he in full -sun. i USES: Low mass, color contrast. PROBLF.M.S: Fireblight, tcx, much water. NO'IL'S: Not as healthy as Cotwteaster- horizontuGs. Native to China. _~~~ COTONEASTER, ROCK 1)cr;~~,~,~,~ sm, Cotoneaster iwrizontalts T1t. 2'-3' Spread 5' 6' ru ton cc-AS•tcr horch•ron-TALI: is tip;tying 2' i' HABIT: [.ow, horizontal, spreading, branches arc layered and arch downward. ~'en• gra e•fitl. Reddish-purple fall color and bare branches in winter. Small pink flcnvrrs in late spring. Ct II:n IRE: Mtiu have gcxxl drainage. Well prepared beds arc hest and it likes being on the dry side. USES: Mass planting, accent, distinctive texture. PROBLEMS: Several insects and fireblight can attack this plant if in stress. NOTFS: C. datrrerr is similar to Rork Cotoncastcr but an,allc•r and has larger tlowcn hi ih~• spring. Native to China. CRAPEA'IYRTLE, DWARF I)cciducxis Sun LaRerstroemia indrea I It. 5' H' Spread (~' t;' lab gcr SIRUI l-n,r-ah IN-dik-ah tipacing i' ti' IiABIT: Small versionofthecrapemynletrce.Blcx,msallsununcrinrulonol'«•d,Pink.whitc• and lavender. Vt~t,ite variety has yellow fall color. Others have red. CULTURE: P.asy, any soil in full sun. Do not prune hark - Ict it grow! Can he pick pruned light h~ to maintain miniature size. US1S: Specimen, summer color, container plant. PRORLF.MS: Aphids on new growth, powdery mildew. NOTES: Photo shows the best 1've seen - it belongs to Laura Cates. Fantastic plant! Native tci China. JAStViINE, CONFEDERATE Evergreen Sun, Shade Trad~elospermum jasminoides Vine tray kcll-to-SPER-mum jazr.-min-OY-dees Sparing 3'-5' tiAlilT: Fast, open growing, climbing vine, dark green leaves, white flowers in sunune•r. VCill bloom in sun or shade. Requires support to climb. CULTCIRE: Well prepared and well drained beds. Moderate water and fertilizer needs Freezes fairly often -best to treat as an annual. USES: Climbing vine for fence, trellis, pole or decorative screen. I'ROIiLI:MS: Frcczc damage. NOTES: I usually treat this plant like an annual and just plant another if it freezes. Yellow Jasmine (T. ma~rdaianum) is lemon scented and more cold tolerant. JESSAr~tINE, CAROLINA Evergreen tiun (,~~Lce++riun+ semperr~ir~rts Vinc lel tiE1i-mee-um sem-per-VYE-rens Spacing •i' H' I IAIi1T: Climbing vine that needs support to start. Profuse yellow Dowers in the early sprang. Will sometimes bloom during warm spells in winter - no pnihlrm. CULT LIRE: Well prepared soil, good drainage, mcxlcratc water and fertilizer. Top cif plant s~ mu• times needs thinning to prevent a large mass from forming. Will grow in shade but n~ ~t bloom well. USES: Climbing vine in full sun for arbors, fences, walls, screens. Early spring color. Should not he used .ts a groundrover. I'ROI3i,EMS: None. hOT(:S: Is not a lasmme. All parts of plant arc poisonous, but not to the touch. Nati~•c t+~ ra.+ "i'exas, Florida and Virginia. JUNIPER, CREEPING Ever reen -tiun frrniperushorizontalis lit. 1' 2~prcad i' 6' jcx>-NIP-er-us bur-ch-zun'1'A1.L-us Spaang lti" Z-c" l1AfiIT: l.ow spreading juniper chat acts like a groundcuver. 'liar I larhuur' is bloc gnrn in summer with a nice purple color in the winter. 'Wilwni' (C31ue Rug) is sih•cr blur in summer with a light purple cast in winter. I)ozcns of other ~aric•tics. C1U:111RE: Well prepared, well drained soil. Drought tolerant, although responds well to c~cn moisture and regular fertilization. USES: Groundcover for hex areas, rtised pl:uucrs. I'R0131.EMS: Ned spider mites, juniper blight. NOTF_S: Shore,iunipcr is also a low growing juniper with soft, light green foliage. Nau~c t.~ Nova Scotia, Canada, northern C)nited States. LACEVINE, SILVER /'ofl~;orrrrm arnc~7tii por-LIG~eh-nom awe•131iR'1'-ee•cye Deciduous tiun Vinc• Spacing ~' ri' I IA131T: Fast growing, climbing vine, spreads by rhizomes. 'T'wining rharacYCr. Small whuc flowers in summer. CUI;I11Rli: Easy to gr,+w, drought tolerant and low ferilvcr requirements. USES: Cltmbing vine for hot dry areas, summer flower color. PROALEMS: Can be aggressive and weed-like. NOTES: Native to China. ;\ ,~ i :I~~r~:~Ct~l ~I~~~I:~I.~=~~~-~ IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS COLORS (Painting/Coating)-Painting or coating the rack will result in a maintenance problem, as no coating will withstand the abuse of the bicycles. Powdar coating cannot be maintenanced; an enamel finish will chip. A A A RIBBON~~ Rack Co. has the best solution where color is essential. Please contact us to find out how to achieve an appropriate color with a minimum of main)©nance. MATERIALS-Steel tubing or aluminum are not suitable materials for a bicycle rack. Pre-galvanized material will flake and crack during manufac- ture. A A A RIBBON' Rack Co. uses heavy-duty steel pipe, hot-dipped gal- vanized after fabrication to provido security and durability. MANUFACTURE-Hydraulic bending with a mandril, as used by A A A RIBBONS Rack Co., insures smooth and aesthetic curves on The RIBBON Rack. Press bending leaves an indentation; other methods flatten outer curves and crimp inner curves. Ir.~. -' ~~ - - - --~'`_ "IF IT'S NOT AN ORIGINAL'RIBBON' RACK, IT'S NOT AN ORIGINAL" / \ -95/e" -~ 32~/e" I 24.4 cm 83.5 SURFACE FLANGE _ MOUNT Model Number p of f3~rycles Rack Length RB 05 5 38.375" 97.5 cm RB 07 7 62.375" 158.4 cm RB 09 9 86.375" 219.4 cm RB 11 11 110.375" 280.4 cm General Specifications 'RIBBON' and the Brandir International Inc. logo are trademarks of Brandir International Inc, used exclusively by A A A RIBBON' Rack Co. Delivery time: Six weeks or sooner from receipt of order. For prices and information contact: A A A RIBBON~y Rack Co. Division of: BRANDIR INTERNATIONAL, INC. 521 Fifth Averiue, 17th floor New York, NY 10175 USA 212-505-6500 FAX:212-505-6813 All standard units made from: ASTM A53 SCHEDULE 40 steel pipe (2.375" OD x 154 Wall), hydraulically bent with a mandril, hot-dipped galvanized after fabrication. Installation methods: Inground anchor mount (standard) freestanding mount (optional & surface flange mount extra) The RIBBON® RACK is available in ASTM A312 SCHEDULE 40 TP 304 stainless steel, satin #4 finish (optional and extra). f, -;,,. GROUND 35'/4" I 89.5 LEVEL t 1 IO'/4" INGROUND 3 ~ I2s.o ANCHOR MOUNT ~r j 7.6 23/B' s.o Specifying /Estimating /Ordering Please use the following notation: OS 07 Model Number 09 (# of bicycles) 11 F -Freestanding Mount I -Inground Anchor Mount S - Surtace Flange Mount G -Galvanized S -Stainless Steel R 1 B ~~~ CAN9TRI~URY IN'~EI~~419'101.~1 S I T E F U R N I 5 H 1 M C .:,+ti ' iI r,.; f,~ 9 i 7s 1 506 Sectional Bench Vented metal or wood with concrete end bolsters in 4' to 10' lengths. /~ j,~~ r,. C 1' .p° • ~~ ~~`.. ~r~..u ''~-~--... '~~y. I I 700 Embarcadero Bench vesigned for heavy pedestrian I areas. Castings in aluminum or '; cast iron. Standard black finish. Oak (or interior use, Purple Heart I or Ipe for exterior use. Other woods av~lilable. 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