Accessibility Advisory Committee (FAAC) - 05 Apr 2022 - Agenda

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Accessibility Advisory Committee Meeting Tuesday, April 5, 2022 –10:00 a.m. Meeting to be held in Virtual Electronic Format, and live streamed on the County of Frontenac’s YouTube Channel https://youtu.be/DGnjrbzpvuw

AGENDA Page 1.

Call to Order

Adoption of the Agenda a) That the agenda for the April 5, 2022 meeting of the Joint Frontenac Accessibility Advisory Committee be approved.

Disclosure of Pecuniary Interest and General Nature Thereof

Adoption of Minutes a) Minutes of Meeting held January 11, 2022

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That the minutes of the Joint Frontenac Accessibility Advisory Committee meeting held January 11, 2022 be adopted.

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Deputations and/or Presentations

Reports to the Accessibility Advisory Committee a) 2022-036 Frontenac Accessibility Advisory Committee Redevelopment of the County Administration Building Ms. Sonya Bolton, Manager of Community Planning and Mr. Kelly Pender, Chief Administrative Officer, will provide the Committee with an overview of the project. This report is for information purposes only but will look to the Committee for any comments.

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2022-037 Frontenac Accessibility Advisory Committee Update Report

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Page This report is for information purposes. 61 - 93

2022-038 Frontenac Accessibility Advisory Committee Initial Review of the 2023-2027 Multi-Year Accessibility Plan This report is for information purposes only; however feedback and input is being sought from the Committee.

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Township Updates a) Township of North Frontenac North Frontenac Updates - Snow Road Community Hall b)

Township of Central Frontenac

Township of South Frontenac

Township of Frontenac Islands

Communications

Other Business

Next Meeting a) The next meeting of the Joint Frontenac Accessibility Advisory is schedule for Tuesday, July 5, 2022 at 10 a.m.

Adjournment

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Frontenac Accessibility Advisory Committee Meeting Minutes January 11, 2022 https://youtu.be/B_KGr27ZCbo A meeting of the Frontenac Accessibility Advisory Committee (FAAC) was held in hybrid format, hosted at the County Administrative Office, 2069 Battersea Road, Glenburnie on Wednesday, January 11, 2022 at 3:00 p.m. Present:

Neil Allen, Community Representative, South Frontenac, Chair Kurt Halliday, Community Representative, Central Frontenac, Vice Chair Janet MacDonald, Community Representative, Frontenac Islands David Yerxa, Community Representative at Large Councillor Bill MacDonald, Council Liaison Councillor Gerry Martin

Regrets

Ed Schlievert, Community Representative, North Frontenac

Also Present

Jannette Amini, County of Frontenac Eric Korhonen, Township of North Frontenac Jillian Wilson, Township of South Frontenac Donna Longmire, Township of Central Frontenac Darlene Plumley, Township of Frontenac Islands was unable to connect but viewed via Youtube

Call to Order

Ms. Amini called the meeting to order and proceeded to the election of officers. 2.

Election of Officers Election of Chair

Moved By: Seconded By:

Councillor MacDonald Councillor Martin

That Neil Allen be elected Chair of the Frontenac Accessibility Advisory Committee for 2022. Carried

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Moved By: Seconded By:

Mr. Halliday Councillor MacDonald

That nominations for Chair be closed. Carried Mr. Allen accepted the nomination and was confirmed as Chair. Election of Vice Chair Moved By: Seconded By:

Councillor MacDonald Mr. Allen

That Kurt Halliday be nominated Vice-Chair of the Frontenac Accessibility Advisory Committee for 2022. Carried Moved By: Seconded By:

Councillor MacDonald Mr. Yerxa

That nominations for Vice-Chair be closed. Carried Mr. Halliday accepted the nomination and was confirmed as Vice Chair. 3.

Adoption of the Agenda

Moved By: Seconded By:

Mr. Halliday Mr. Yerxa

That the agenda for the January 11, 2022, meeting of the Joint Frontenac Accessibility Advisory Committee be approved. Carried 4.

Disclosure of Pecuniary Interest and General Nature Thereof

There were none. 5.

Adoption of Minutes Minutes of Meeting held October 27, 2021

Moved By: Seconded By:

Councillor MacDonald Councillor Martin

That the minutes of the Joint Frontenac Accessibility Advisory Committee meeting held October 27, 2021 be adopted. Carried County of Frontenac Joint Accessibility Advisory Committee January 11, 2022

Minutes of Meeting held January 11, 2022

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Deputations and/or Presentations

Reports to the Accessibility Advisory Committee a)

2022-001 Frontenac Accessibility Advisory Committee Annual Accessibility Status Report

Moved By: Seconded By:

Councillor MacDonald Councillor Yerxa

Be It Resolved That the Frontenac Accessibility Advisory Committee – Annual Accessibility Status Report, attached to this report as Appendix A be received; And Further That in accordance with Ontario Regulation 91/11: Integrated Accessibility Standards section 4(3), that a copy of this Annual Accessibility Status Report be posted to the County of Frontenac Website; And Further That in accordance with Ontario Regulation 91/11: Integrated Accessibility Standards section 4(3.1) and (3.2), that a copy of this Annual Accessibility Status Report be forwarded to the Frontenac Lower Tiers for posting on their respective websites. Carried Ms. Amini provided an overview of the report. Comments were offered regarding the accessibility upgrades that have been made to the trail regarding guard rails in Central and North Frontenac. In addition, the parking lots that have been added assist those with disabilities in being able to access the trail closer to their destinations and the upgrades to the parking facility in Verona again improve accessibility for those accessing the trail. b)

2022-002 Frontenac Accessibility Advisory Committee 2021 Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities (AODA) Compliance Report

Ms. Amini provided an overview of this report which was for information purposes only. 8.

Township Updates Township of North Frontenac

Mr. Korhonen advised that the Township had also submitted its compliance report and has been audited for documents. The Township has removed all noncompliant

County of Frontenac Joint Accessibility Advisory Committee January 11, 2022

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documents from its website. Once those documents have been remediated, this will be re-uploaded to the website. Township of Central Frontenac Ms. Longmire advised that the Township of Central Frontenac as also been audited and is currently reviewing all documents. Township of South Frontenac Ms. Wilson advised that the Township of South Frontenac was audited last year and after review and editing have been deemed compliant. Township of Frontenac Islands 9.

Communications

Other Business

Mr. Halliday took this opportunity to thank the support staff for all their hard work they have been doing in working towards a more accessible Frontenac. 11.

Next Meeting

The next meeting of the Frontenac Accessibility Advisory Committee is scheduled for Tuesday, April 5th, 2022, at 10 a.m. at the Township of South Frontenac Council Chamber, pending availability and any health restrictions. 12.

Adjournment

Moved By: Seconded By:

Mr. Halliday Mr. Yerxa

That the meeting hereby adjourn at 3:20 p.m. Carried

County of Frontenac Joint Accessibility Advisory Committee January 11, 2022

Minutes of Meeting held January 11, 2022

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Report 2022-036 Committee Report To:

Chair and Members of the Frontenac Accessibility Advisory Committee

From:

Jannette Amini, Manager of Legislative Services/Clerk

Date of meeting: April 5, 2022 Re:

Frontenac Accessibility Advisory Committee – Redevelopment of the County Administration Building

Recommendation This report is for information purposes only. Background Since 2014, the County of Frontenac has been working on the re-development of the County Administration Building. In 2018, discussions began with the CRCA for a joint Administrative Building. A focus group of staff was established, which included representation from both the County of Frontenac and the Cataraqui Region Conservation Authority (CRCA), to work with the architects in developing options for the building and what staff deemed important for their needs. Following these discussions/input by staff, as well as a more detailed physical review of the building by the architects, a meeting of the focus group was held in December 2020 to review potential variations of a preliminary building design. Mr. Neil Allen, Chair of the Joint Frontenac Accessibility Advisory Committee was also in attendance at this meeting to ensure the building met accessibility requirements from a user perspective. The Administrative Building Design Task Force approved the concept designs that were presented at its February 2021 meeting and had authorized the consultants to proceed with the development of detailed designs. Comment Early in 2021, Council approved the Detailed Designs developed by Colbourne & Kembel Architects Inc. resulting in proceeding through Phase 3 of the Workplan – RFP for Detailed Design A Site Plan modification application for the site has been submitted to the City of Kingston by Colbourne & Kembel Architects Inc on behalf of the County to 1) renovate existing County administrative offices 2) demolish existing 1-storey addition at east end of existing building 3) construct proposed 3 separate 1-storey building additions 4)

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Adjust existing parking lot to accommodate required new parking spaces. Included with the submission was a completed Accessibility Checklist required by the City of Kingston. On March 25th, the City sent notification to commenting agencies for comments on the requested Site Plan Control for the subject lands, noting that detailed comments with respect to any obvious site problems, site constraints or servicing requirements should be noted. Comments are requested by April 8, 2022. Although it is anticipated that the Site Plan will go to the City of Kingston Accessibility Advisory Committee for comments and review, staff feel it also prudent to seek comments from the Frontenac Accessibility Advisory Committee. A copy of the site plan and the Accessibility Checklist is attached to this report. In addition, Colbourne & Kembel Architects Inc. have been working on the RFP for the redevelopment of the building. A copy of the floor plans for the building, including a more detailed plan of the proposed Council Chamber are attached to this report. Ms. Sonya Bolton, Manager of Community Planning and Mr. Kelly Pender, Chief Administrative Officer will attend the meeting to walk the Committee through both the Site Plan for the site and the floor plans for the redevelopment of the building. Strategic Priorities Implications Priority 1: Get behind plans that build community vitality and resilience in times of growth and change. This priority responds to high interest as well as concern shared broadly across the County that communities in the Frontenacs be well supported with infrastructure and services essential to vitality and sustainability in today’s world. Financial Implications There are no direct financial implications associated with this report. Organizations, Departments and Individuals Consulted and/or Affected Sonya Bolton, Manager of Community Planning Kelly Pender, Chief Administrative Officer

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C0PYRIGHT THIS DRAWING AND DESIGN ARE THE COPYRIGHT PROPERTY OF COLBOURNE & KEMBEL, ARCHITECTS INC. AND MUST NOT BE COPIED, REPRODUCED, OR DISTRIBUTED IN WHOLE OR IN PART WITHOUT THE EXPRESS WRITTEN CONSENT OF THE ARCHITECT. ISSUED COPIES MUST BE RETURNED TO THE ARCHITECT UPON COMPLETION.

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ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY

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8.6 m (28 ft 2 in)

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EAST ADDITION

NORTH ADDITION (MAIN ENTRANCE)

EXISTING BUILDING

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BRICK COLOUR: SANDSTONE HORIZONTAL WOODGRAIN FINISH METAL SIDING ALUMINUM WINDOW SYSTEM THERMALLY BROKEN ALUMINUM DOOR SYSTEM ALUMINUM STOREFRONT SYSTEM SIGNAGE BY OTHERS PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING HOLLOW FRAME & METAL DOOR METAL RAILING CAST-IN-PLACE CONCRETE STAIRS CONCRETE FOUNDATION WALL ALUMINUM CURTAINWALL HORIZONTAL RED METAL SIDING, COLOUR TO MATCH ADJACENT MANSARD ROOF

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NOTES:

A A.1

DRAWINGS MUST NOT BE SCALED. VERIFY DIMENSIONS ON SITE

GRID A IS FACE OF EXIST BUILDING

7.5°

17.5°

27.5°

1838 350

2.5°

1569

1120

481

296

136

481

755

5 20

1159

295

1295

350

27.5°

22.5°

17.5°

12.5°

2.5°

1120

1569

24 25

205

7.5°

12.5°

205

22.5°

350

535

317 3300

125

2375

2818

3300

A A.1

CENTRE

FOUNDATOIN WALL DIMENSIONS SCALE:

10m

1 : 50

A.1

B 5771

2 315

C 1550

125 5626

GRID A IS FACE OF EXIST BUILDING

270

265

GRID C IS FACE OF EXIST BUILDING

1700

125

350 920

1 316

265 1490

4605 2959

3755

100

3 316

100

4 316

190

890

350

350 125

GRID 3.1 IS FACE OF EXIST BUILDING

125

3.1

475

350

1110 535

6095

200

140

1689

1405

FLOOR RECESSED 76mm FOR LIFT PIT

5 316

F1 13 3 315

125

2 No.

350

TC BY

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22/03/15 DATE

219

350

2908

5 315

350

205

GRID A IS FACE OF EXIST BUILDING

FN1

PROJECT

635

125

22 6 316

1280

125

4705

200

350

COUNTY OF FRONTENAC ADMIN OFFICES

475

FN1

4 315

2069 BATTERSEA RD, GLENBURNIE, ON

1159 136

1295

DRAWING

FN1

4 316

FOUNDATION PLAN

318

3 316

FN1

SCALE

As indicated

TO FACE OF EXISTING WALL

317

535 20

40 595

301

125 2375 555

A A.1 3300

2818

3300

PROFESSIONAL SEAL

DRAWN

DATE

TB/CG

1 315

CHECKED

F CENTRE

REVIEWED

FOUNDATION PLAN SCALE:

1 : 100

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2 315

L GROUND FLOOR 116.05

2028

A.1

1 316

307

310

3 316

4 316

1 TO FACE OF EXIST CHIMNEY

HOUSE BASEMENT 113.59

ADDITION BASEMENT 112.85 UNEXCAVATED

STORAGE

ADDITION U/S FOOTINGS 112.13

026

3.1

COPY

W/R

030

040

033

STORAGE

CORRIDOR

032

039

029

CORRIDOR

022

030

027

034

CORRIDOR DN

041

OFFICE

036

035

CORR. 3 303

025

1 : 50

LIFT

024

038

5 316

SCALE:

KITCHEN

029

034

036

023

039 STAIR SECTION

021A

W/R 026

023

STORAGE

033

STAIRS

13 3 315

OFFICE

STORAGE

028

2 1 No.

025 028

STORAGE

031

021

IT ROOM

ISSUED FOR 95% REVIEW ISSUED FOR SITE PLAN CONTROL REVISIONS/SUBMISSIONS

22/03/15 22/01/17 DATE

WORKSTATIONS 037

038

TC TC BY

VESTIBULE

021B

031

21 031X

22 COPY

W/R

STORAGE

040

033

034

5 315

6 316

COUNTY OF FRONTENAC ADMIN OFFICES

UNEXCAVATED

4 315

2069 BATTERSEA RD, GLENBURNIE, ON

DRAWING

BASEMENT FLOOR CONSTRUCTION PLAN

24 CORRIDOR

PROJECT

039

SCALE

As indicated

PROFESSIONAL SEAL

DRAWN

DATE

TB/CG

CENTRE

1 315

CHECKED

W/R 033 PLAN SCALE:

1 : 25

REVIEWED

BASEMENT CONSTRUCTION PLAN SCALE:

1 : 100

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38-50

920

42 OD HSS RAIL, PAINT FINISH. ALL BENDS FROM WELDED PIPE ELBOWS. GRIND OFF AND MAKE SMOOTH ALL WELDS, RAISED LETTERS AND SYMBOLS

255

WALL RAIL, REFER TO DETAIL 4 / 303

METAL PAN AND RISER, PAINT FINISH ON EXPOSED SIDES, FILLED WITH CONCRETE

19 DIA PAINTED STEEL BAR BRACKETS AT 1200mm MAX O.C.

C250 x 23 STEEL STRINGER, PAINT FINISH

164

3 0°

FACE OF WALL

25 x 25 STEEL ANGLES WELDED TO STRINGER AND TREADS/RISERS, PAINT FINISH

75 x 75 x 5 STEEL ANGLE WELDED TO STRINGER AND ANCHORED TO FLOOR

100 DIA x 6 PAINTED STEEL WALL PLATES W/3-15 DIA x 100 COUNTERSUNK ANCHORS

114.57 LEVEL 0

STAIR DETAIL SCALE:

4 0.2m

0.4m

0.8m

0.6m

TYPICAL WALL MOUNTED HANDRAIL SCALE:

1 : 10

0.1m

0.2m

0.1m

0.2m

1 :2

PROVIDE P2 (1 HR) WALL PRIOR TO DEMOLITION OF EXISTING STAIR

A.1 EXISTING FLOOR EXISTING STEEL FRAMING

118.06 LEVEL 1

555

2040

011B

REMOVE EXISTING TERRAZZO AND CONCRETE STAIR AND RAILINGS 300

8 T @ 255

MENS WR

PROVIDE WALL RAIL ON BOTH SIDES OF STAIR, REFER TO DETAIL 4 / 303

010

EXISTING ELECTRICAL 020

9 R @ 164.5

WOMENS WR

EXISTING STEEL FRAMING

1 : 50

P10 P5

P10

P5 P10

1 321

P4 006

P5 P10

COPIER/ STORAGE

008

P4 P3 P4

COFFEE 964 STATION 019

WORKSTATIONS

6221

7 323

001

6892

5323

WORKSTATIONS 005

014

P10

2 321

WORKSTATIONS 007

WORKSTATIONS 014

CORRIDOR 018

3 303

P10

ELEV OFFICE 013

013

2 321

REVERSED

4216

F20

REFER TO 2 / 308 WEST GROUND FLOOR PLAN FOR NEW STAIR AND RAILINGS

012

P1 5335

P4 P4

303 6876

SHARED MEETING ROOM 012

011

004

002

6524

2900

4132

3.1

3017

011

006

P5 P4

P4 P1

015

004

4160

1100

STAIR TO LEVEL 0 SECTION 0m

003

MEETING ROOM

1726

4301

COLLAB ROOM

SHARED MEETING ROOM

303

OFFICE

4273

002

SCALE:

OFFICE

EXISTING SLAB ON GRADE

009

7 323

3607

114.57 LEVEL 0

EXISTING WALL

1988

EXISTING FLOOR

003

± 1480

116.05 GROUND FLOOR

SHARED MEETING ROOM

017

2 No.

TC BY

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22/03/15 DATE

015 1896

WOMENS WR 009

4048

9 323

10 323

COPIER/ STORAGE

8 323

016

001

COFFEE STATION

008

± 2661

COPIER N.I.C.

1665

2516

F25

EXIT STAIR

EW10 BELOW

PROJECT

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DRAWING

019

LEVEL 0 CONSTRUCTION PLAN

24 800

25 2540

800

1750

954

92 SCALE

As indicated

PROFESSIONAL SEAL

DRAWN

DATE

TB/CG

CENTRE

CHECKED

ENLARGED COFFEE STATION PLAN SCALE:

1 : 50

1 5m

REVIEWED

LEVEL 0 CONSTRUCTION PLAN SCALE:

1 : 100

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FINISH THIS

FINISH THIS 92

L SND

CLEAR

900

PTL

FINISHED WALL

MIN

PDO

W/R 92

GROUP ROOM

MIN TOE CLEARANCE

280

W/R

UNIV W/R

123

124

300

209

MIN

PDO PTD

FINISHED FLOOR

W/R

1765

350 MIN

SDP

TOE CLEARANCE

685 MIN

KNEE CLEARANCE

735 MIN

865 MAX

600

211

INSULATED PIPES

1360

00 15

1500 CLEAR

DRAWINGS MUST NOT BE SCALED. VERIFY DIMENSIONS ON SITE

FLUSH SIDE

5 304

920 CLEAR

104

208

200 MIN

SDP

CLEAR

CORRIDOR

KNEE CLEARANCE

BF W/R

6 304 GB

PTD

TPD

1693

460

GB-L

NOTES:

105

430

314

1516

1388

CORRIDOR

121 TPD

B/F SINK MOUNTING HEIGHT SCALE:

0.2m

0.4m

0.8m

0.6m

1 : 10

W/R 211 FLOOR PLAN

SCALE:

1 : 25

SCALE:

1 : 25

1 316

600 MINIMUM LENGTH

308

460 - 480mm

A A.1

FLUSH SIDE

W/R

106X

100

120

OFFICE

119

117

116

117

STAIR/EXIT

101

106

OFFICE

113

113B

125

121

126

127

5 316 127X

13 3 315

112

111

BREAK ROOM

BREAKOUT SPACE

127B

121

109

107

124

127A

102

KITCHEN

124

CORRIDOR

3 303 38-50mm CLEAR

103A FHC

CORRIDOR

110

UNIV W/R

128C

5 316

MEETING 113A

103

123

122

RECEPTION

105

STORAGE 111

760 X 760mm L SHAPED GRAB BAR

OR 150 ABOVE TOP OF TOILET TANK

TRAINING/ MEETING ROOM

108

109

CLERK 112

107X

ISSUED FOR 95% REVIEW ISSUED FOR SITE PLAN CONTROL REVISIONS/SUBMISSIONS

22/03/15 22/01/17 DATE

128

PROJECT

600 MIN

TOP OF SEAT

430-485mm

MAX.

800 MAX 750

300

6 316

SHARED COLLAB SPACE

5 315 GRID A IS FACE OF EXIST BUILDING

COUNTY OF FRONTENAC ADMIN OFFICES 4 315

107

2069 BATTERSEA RD, GLENBURNIE, ON

DRAWING

GROUND FLOOR CONSTRUCTION PLAN SCALE

0.2m

0.4m

0.6m

A A.1

As indicated

PROFESSIONAL SEAL

CENTRE

DRAWN

DATE

TB/CG

1 315

CHECKED

BARRIER-FREE TOILET SIDE ELEVATION 1 : 10

MEETING ROOM

TC TC BY

NOTES:

MOUNT SOAP AND TOWEL DISPENSERS, HAND DRYERS, VENDING MACHINES AND WASTE RECEPTACLES WITH THEIR OPERATING DEVICES (CRANKS, LEVERS, BUTTONS, SLOTS, ETC.) AT HEIGHTS STIPULATED BY THE ONTARIO BUILDING CODE’S BARRIER FREE DESIGN SECTION.
ALL GRAB BARS TO BE 30 - 40mm DIA. AND HAVE SLIP RESISTANT SURFACE.
FINISH TYPE 304 STAINLESS STEEL WITH A SATIN FINISH AND PEENED GRIP W/ CONCEALED MOUNTING TO BE INSTALLED TO RESIST A LOAD OF AT LEAST 1.3KN APPLIED VERTICALLY OR HORIZONTALLY

SCALE:

2 1 No.

150

24 25

122

114 105

123

128B

VEST

126

125

W/R

118

W/R

840 - 920mm A.F.F

103B

BF W/R

1 : 10

600mm LONG GRAB BAR CENTERED OVER TOILET

115

110

0.8m

0.6m

OFFICE OFFICE

104

0.4m

115

118

104

0.2m

113

GRID 3.1 IS FACE OF THIS WALL

B/F TOILET FRONT ELEVATION 0m

CORRIDOR

119

LOBBY 3 3.1

SCALE:

100X

WALL FACE

900 TO 1100

VEST

6 315

310

GRID C IS FACE OF EXIST BUILDING

FRONT ELEVATION

4 316

GRID A IS FACE OF EXIST BUILDING 150

3 316

2 315

25mm HIGH RED LETTERS WITH A 5mm STROKE ON WHITE ACRYLIC BACKGROUND

EMERGENCY PUSH BUTTON

UNIV W/R 124 AND W/R 129 PLAN

114

250

IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY PUSH EMERGENCY BUTTON AND AUDIBLE AND VISUAL SIGNAL WILL ACTIVATE

SCALE:

128A

309

BF W/R 104 AND W/R 105 PLAN

122X

REFERENCE:

500

116

0.8m

REVIEWED

GROUND FLOOR CONSTRUCTION PLAN SCALE:

1 : 100

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920

12 T @ 128

DRAWINGS MUST NOT BE SCALED. VERIFY DIMENSIONS ON SITE

EXISTING FLOOR DECORATIVE WOOD RAILINGS AND GUARDS

CORRIDOR 208

OFFICE

FINISH FLOORING ON 19 PLYWOOD LANDING ON WOOD JOIST FRAMING

FACE OF WALL BEYOND

32 x 32 x 6.35 x100 LONG STEEL ANGLES AT EACH END OF EACH TREAD

125 x 50 x 5 STEEL CHANNEL STRINGERS

GROUND FLOOR 116.05

ALL STEEL, PAINT FINISH

026 P1

2460

STORAGE

50 x 75 x 6.35 STEEL ANGLE, WELD TO STRINGER AND ANCHOR TO FLOOR

WALL INFILL BELOW STAIRS

13 R @ 189

2 LAYERS 16 TYPE X GYPSUM BOARD

119.41

STAIR SECTION 1 SCALE:

HOUSE BASEMENT 113.59

2100 MIMIMUM

WOOD TREADS AND RISERS ON NOTCHED WOOD STRINGER

SECOND FLOOR

ATTIC LADDER DETAIL SCALE:

1 : 50

WOOD TREADS AND RISERS ON NOTCHED WOOD STRINGER

± 2964 DECORATIVE WOOD POST

GROUND FLOOR 116.05

030

555

127 x 38 SAFETY-GRIP STAIR TREADS

1 13

1680

9 R @ 187

2 LAYERS 16 TYPE X GYPSUM BOARD

1680

113

WALL INFILL BELOW STAIRS

STAIRS

CORRIDOR

12 R @ 247

OFFICE

DECORATIVE WOOD RAILINGS AND GUARDS

114

DECORATIVE WOOD POST

42 OD HSS RAIL, ALL BENDS FROM WELDED PIPE ELBOWS. GRIND OFF AND MAKE SMOOTH ALL WELDS, RAISED LETTERS AND SYMBOLS

2040

113

114

SECOND FLOOR 119.41

8 T @ 255

CORRIDOR

OFFICE

208

1680

WOOD TREADS AND RISERS ON NOTCHED WOOD STRINGER

CORRIDOR DECORATIVE WOOD POSTS

207

119.41

920

P1 FINISH FLOORING ON 19 PLYWOOD LANDING ON WOOD JOIST FRAMING

1680

SECOND FLOOR

1070

207

50 x 75 x 6.35 STEEL ANGLE, WELD TO STRINGER AND ANCHOR TO FLOOR

9 R @ 187

DECORATIVE WOOD POSTS

9 R @ 187

OFFICE

122.38 ATTIC 1070 HIGH DECORATIVE WOOD GUARD

1 : 25

STAIR SECTION 2 SCALE:

1 : 50

2 SKA1

3 316

2 315

309

4 316

1 316

A.1

1 W/R

WORKSTATIONS

214

215

213

W12 321 W12

6 315

216

OFFICE

213

216

215

3 3.1

STORAGE 212

PROVIDE P2 (1 HR) WALL PRIOR TO DEMOLITION OF EXISTING STAIR

210

211

212

STORAGE

W/R 211

OFFICE GROUP ROOM

207 207

209

5 316

12 5 316

206

208

OFFICE

CORRIDOR

206

208

OFFICE POD

201

202 202

OFFICE 201

3 315

205

OFFICE

204

3 303

5 306

2 1 No.

205

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WORKSTATIONS 203

14 PROJECT

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5 315

6 316

4 315

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DRAWING

SECOND FLOOR CONSTRUCTION PLAN AND ATTIC PLAN

24 25

SCALE

As indicated

PROFESSIONAL SEAL

DRAWN

DATE

TB/CG

CENTRE

1 SKA1

1 315

CHECKED

ATTIC PLAN SCALE:

1 : 100

1 2m

10m

REVIEWED

SECOND FLOOR CONSTRUCTION PLAN SCALE:

1 : 100

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EXISTING WALL SAWCUT REGLET AT NEAREST MASONRY JOINT AND WEDGE AND CAULK FLASHING INTO REGLET

EXISTING ROOF

TYPICAL NEW ROOF ASSEMBLY: 2 PLY MODIFIED BITUMINOUS MEMBRANE 6mm PROTECTION BOARD 1% TAPERED ISO INSULATION TO DRAIN 125mm BASE ISO INSULATION 1 PLY 2.2 MODIFIED BITUMINOUS VAPOUR BARRIER 13mm DENSDECK BOARD

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING EXTEND NEW ROOFING MEMBRANE UP AND OVER PARAPET AND MINIMUM 200 UP EXISTING WALL

CONTINUOUS CANT STRIP

NEW ROOF ASSEMBLY PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING 16 EXTERIOR GRADE PLYWOOD SHEATHING ON 38 x 64 WOOD STUD FRAMING AT 400 O.C., FILL VOIDS WITH MINERAL FIBRE INSULATION

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING CONTINUOUS LOCKING STRIP AND DRIP

119.21

SLOPE

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING

16 PLYWOOD ON 152 STEEL STUD FRAMING AT 400 O.C., FILL VOIDS W/ MINERAL WOOL INSULATION

EXTEND NEW ROOFING MEMBRANE UP AND OVER PARAPET AND TIE IN TO EXISTING ROOF MEMBRANE

CONTINUOUS LOCKING STRIP

NEATLY CUT OUT EXISTING ROOFING AND INSULATION AS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE WORK. PROVIDE INSULATION, TAPERED INSULATION, 6mm PROTECTION BOARD AND ROOFING MEMBRANE

16 EXTERIOR GRADE PLYWOOD SHEATHING ON 38 x 89 WOOD STUD FRAMING AT 400 O.C., FILL VOIDS WITH MINERAL FIBRE INSULATION

EXISTING ROOFING, INSULATION AND VAPOUR BARRIER

CONTINUOUS CANT STRIP

LAP AND SPLICE NEW ROOFING MEMBRANE INTO EXISTING ROOFING MEMBRANE

T/O STEEL PRESSURE TREATED WOOD BLOCKING

100

STEEL DECK

CONNECT NEW VAPOUR BARRIER TO EXISTING VAPOUR BARRIER

PROVIDE CONTINUOUS 450 WIDE 16 x EXTERIOR GRADE PLYWOOD STRIP

FILL VOID WITH MINERAL FIBRE INSULATION

EXISTING ROOF DECK

TYPICAL SCUPPER DETAIL SCALE:

0.2m

0.4m

3 0.8m

0.6m

REFERENCE:

PREFIN METAL SIDING 22 FURRING CHANNELS SELF ADHERING WATERPROOF MEMBRANE 16 PLYWOOD

650

1 316

A A.1

MINIMUM UNOBSTRUCTED GLASS AREA REQUIRED (WITH ELEC. LIGHTS): 2.0m2 (5%) MINIMUM UNOBSTRUCTED GLASS AREA PROVIDED: 3.8m2 (12.5%)

114

2600

1 306

20 322

LOBBY

EXISTING CANOPY

4 316

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING

NEW EXHAUST VENTS. CUT BACK EXISTING ROOFING, INSULATION AND ROOF DECK TO ACCOMMODATE NEW EXHAUST AND PLUMBING VENTS. PROVIDE NEW INSULATION, ROOFING MEMBRANE AND FLASHINGS. LAP AND SPLICE NEW ROOFING MEMBRANE INTO EXISTING ROOFING MEMBRANE TO MAKE WATER TIGHT

NEW PLUMBING VENT

12 3 306

EXISTING FLAT ROOF (SECOND FLOOR LINK)

EXISTING FLAT ROOF

EXISTING SLOPED ROOF

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING

VAPOUR BARRIER

600

SCUPPER, REFER TO DETAIL 5 / 306

1% 175

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING

24 25

CONCRETE FOUNDATION WALL

A A.1

CENTRE

ENTRANCE CANOPY WALL SECTION 0m

0.4m

0.8m

1.2m

1.6m

2 2m

SCUPPER, REFER TO DETAIL 5 / 306

100

FREE DRAINING GRANULAR FILL

1 : 20

EXISTING CANOPY

6 316

WATERPROOF MEMBRANE

SCALE:

75 RIGID INSULATION

TYPICAL ROOF ASSEMBLY: 2 PLY MODIFIED BITUMINOUS MEMBRANE 6mm PROTECTION BOARD TAPERED ISO INSULATION 75 POLYISOCYANURATE INSULATION 90 POLYISOCYANURATE INSULATION 1 PLY 2.2 MODIFIED BITUMINOUS VAPOUR BARRIER 13mm DENSDECK BOARD STEEL DECK

PROJECT

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PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING

ROOF PLAN AND DETAILS F

SCALE

As indicated PROFESSIONAL SEAL

1 : 100

DRAWN

DATE

TB CHECKED

JC REVIEWED

ROOF PLAN SCALE:

22/03/15 DATE

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING

3 306

ISSUED FOR 95% REVIEW REVISIONS/SUBMISSIONS

2% RD

COMPACTED GRANULAR ‘B’

TC BY

150 COMPACTED GRANULAR ‘A’

116.05 GROUND FLOOR

2 No.

3 306

1220 WIDE, 75 RIGID INSULATION (R-15)

POURED CONCRETE

100 CONCRETE SLAB

150 COMPACTED GRANULAR ‘A’

PREMOLDED JOINT FILLER

CONCRETE UNIT PAVERS ON STONE DUST ON GRANULAR ‘B’

SCUPPER, REFER TO DETAIL 5 / 306

CAULKING AND ROPE

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING

EXISTING FLAT ROOF

101

CAULKING AND ROPE

0.5m

3.1

EXISTING FLAT ROOF

5 316

0.4m

0.3m

267

THERMALLY BROKEN ALUMINUM STOREFRONT WITH SEALED INSULATING GLASS

0.2m

3 316

3 306

EXISTING WINDOW TO REMAIN WITH AREA OF UNOBSTRUCTED GLASS 0.5m2

3160

800

0.1m

NEW WINDOW WITH AREA OF UNOBSTRUCTED GLASS 0.5m2 REFER TO 1 / 320

ACT2 AT 2600 AFF 75 RIGID INSUL AIR BARRIER 16 EXTERIOR GRADE PLYWOOD SHEATHING 152 STRUCTURAL METAL STUD FRAMING AT 400 O.C. 150 BATT INSULATION VAPOUR BARRIER 16 GYPSUM BOARD

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING

PREFINISHED METAL SOFFIT 22 FURRING CHANNELS SELF ADHERING WATERPROOF MEMBRANE 16 PLYWOOD 64 STEEL STUD FRAMING AT 400 O.C.

SCALE:

SCUPPER, REFER TO DETAIL 5 / 306

AREA OF ROOM USED FOR SLEEPING (PATIENT ROOM - B3 OCCUPANCY): 39.9m2

STEEL FRAMING, REFER TO STRUCTURAL

0.3m

NEW ROOF CONNECTION TO EXISTING 1 :5

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING

CONTINUOUS CANT STRIP

152 STEEL STUD FRAMING AT 400 O.C.

EXISTING WINDOW TO REMAIN WITH AREA OF UNOBSTRUCTED GLASS 2.8m2

T/O STEEL

560

119.21

16 PLYWOOD ON 152 STEEL STUD FRAMING AT 400 O.C., FILL VOIDS W/ MINERAL WOOL INSULATION

0.2m

100

CONTINUOUS LOCKING STRIP

0.1m

1 :5

EXTEND ROOFING MEMBRANE UP AND OVER PARAPET

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING

SCALE:

306

1 : 10

ROOF DETAIL AT WALL

NEW ROOF DECK

16 EXTERIOR GRADE PLYWOOD SHEATHING ON 38 x 140 WOOD STUD FRAMING AT 400 O.C. FILL VOIDS W/ MINERAL WOOL INSULATION

DRAWINGS MUST NOT BE SCALED. VERIFY DIMENSIONS ON SITE

200 MIN

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING LAP ROOFING MEMBRANE OVER PLYWOOD AND FLASHING 2 LAYERS 19 PRESSURE TREATED PLYWOOD

SLOPE

400 MIN

SELF ADHERING WATERPROOF MEMBRANE ON ALL SIDES

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING

200 MIN

19 PRESSURE TREATED PLYWOOD ON PRESSURE TREATED WOOD FRAMING AT 400 O.C., FILL VOIDS WITH MINERAL WOOL INSULATION

NEW ROOFING AND PARAPET

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A A.1

K C0PYRIGHT THIS DRAWING AND DESIGN ARE THE COPYRIGHT PROPERTY OF COLBOURNE & KEMBEL, ARCHITECTS INC. AND MUST NOT BE COPIED, REPRODUCED, OR DISTRIBUTED IN WHOLE OR IN PART WITHOUT THE EXPRESS WRITTEN CONSENT OF THE ARCHITECT. ISSUED COPIES MUST BE RETURNED TO THE ARCHITECT UPON COMPLETION.

1 316

DRAWINGS MUST NOT BE SCALED. VERIFY DIMENSIONS ON SITE

STORAGE 026

± 5536

UNEXCAVATED

152

3 3.1

3 305

555

1116

1867

12 T @ 255

STORAGE

023

3060

1884

1021

P1 92

1662

W/R

REFER TO 2 / 308 WEST GROUND FLOOR PLAN FOR NEW STAIR AND RAILINGS

KITCHEN

P1 ± 4213

029

024

026

023

5 323

029

5 316

± 4720

± 1005

1116

± 2634

3 303

1655

4126

1647

± 1749

2 321

5 316

1116

030

260

P6 P1

P12

025

OFFICE 028

2705

STORAGE

021

± 2711

STORAGE

038

025

021A

4234

± 2721

± 4268

P10

IT ROOM

028

2 320

± 2537

021B

± 2559

038

1500

W13

200

350

1360

2 No.

TC BY

ISSUED FOR 95% REVIEW REVISIONS/SUBMISSIONS

22/03/15 DATE

W13 465

465

1360

FN1

5 315

200

PROJECT

UNEXCAVATED

COUNTY OF FRONTENAC ADMIN OFFICES

FN1

6 316 4 315

2069 BATTERSEA RD, GLENBURNIE, ON DRAWING

WEST BASEMENT PLAN SCALE

1 : 50

24 25

PROFESSIONAL SEAL

DRAWN

Author CHECKED

FURNITURE SHOWN DOTTED IS NIC AND HAS BEEN SHOWN FOR LAYOUT PURPOSES ONLY

1 316

Checker REVIEWED

WEST BASEMENT PLAN SCALE:

1 : 50

DATE

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A A.1

GRID A IS FACE OF EXIST BUILDING

B 1 316

125

5771

1550

5612

GRID C IS FACE OF EXIST BUILDING

565

1410 206 76 76

1268

± 3223

119

106 NEW CONCRETE FLOOR

6 315

1355

989

300 TO TO WALL FACE

UP 555

2040

1249

2611

8 T @ 255

1239

CORRIDOR

P11

113B

P1 92

110

114

113A

2645

OFFICE

124 1113

103A

5 316

2040

700

3060 12 T @ 255

WOOD RAIL

121

111

112

P12

1820

STORAGE

111

1995

F21

109

107

PROVIDE STAIR, REFER TO SECTION

PROVIDE 16 ABUSE-RESISTANT GYPSUM BOARD INFILL WHERE EXISTING WALL REMOVED. MUD AND TAPE TO EXISTING WALL TO RESEMBLE A NEW INSTALLATION. PAINT FINISH

10 P6

113

FHC AT RELOCATED POSITION

225

1945

130

1507

300

2 323

110

± 1166

± 2102

NEW FLOORING

8 T @ 255 555

WHERE EXISTING WALL REMOVED, PROVIDE SELF-LEVELING CONCRETE TOPPING UP TO FLUSH WITH ADJACENT FLOORS

MEETING

2461

1100 MIN TO WALL FACE

1660

1731

224

CORRIDOR 102

430

105

2040

789

1704

EXIST FLOORING

1490

2146 92

1350

+/- 2016

3 305

WOOD WALL RAILS

300

4 305 92

1619

WORK AREA

PDO

PTL

103

PDO

115 P1

4 323

118

RECEPTION

W/R

PROVIDE WALL RAILS, REFER TO 4 / 303

1846

COPY P1

1 323

105 P4

1100

2295

104

BF ø 15 00 W/R

800

3 303

118

OFFICE

950

129 2218

F16

COPIER N.I.C.

OFFICE

190

WHERE EXISTING FLOOR REMOVED FOR MECHANICAL SERVICES, PROVIDE 100 CONCRETE ON 150 COMPACTED GRANULAR ‘A’ ON COMPACTED GRANULAR ‘B’

F17

GRID 3.1 IS FACE OF EXIST BUILDING

304

5 316

P3 1200 HIGH

WHERE EXISTING WALL REMOVED, PROVIDE SELF LEVELING CONCRETE TOPPING UP TO FLUSH WITH ADJACENT FLOORS

P11

3.1

113

EXIST FLOORING

115

300

CORRIDOR

P11

F16

STAIR/EXIT

± 3092

115

3466

PROVIDE 16 ABUSE-RESISTANT GYPSUM BOARD INFILL WHERE EXISTING WALL REMOVED. MUD AND TAPE TO EXISTING WALL TO RESEMBLE A NEW INSTALLATION. PAINT FINISH

F16

989

3755

101

P8 95 95

116

PDO

119

LOBBY

OFFICE

117

OFFICE

114

± 3895

117

100

± 2310

ACTIVE LEAF

100

3405

VEST

2447

134

PDO

116

2120

1995

114

EW2

3327

1700

125

PDO

BENT ALUMINUM CLOSURE, EACH SIDE OF WALL, TO MATCH WINDOW FRAME

330

DRAWINGS MUST NOT BE SCALED. VERIFY DIMENSIONS ON SITE

ACTIVE LEAF

152

267

125

114

100X

PDO EW3

760

TRAINING/ MEETING ROOM

108

109

± 5053

4705

TRAINING/ MEETING ROOM

3 323

FOLDING PARTITION

CLERK 112 P11

3842

5175

± 4938

125

ISSUED FOR 95% REVIEW REVISIONS/SUBMISSIONS

22/03/15 DATE

P3 W7 358

± 6646

6 316

760

5039

205

PROJECT

306

COUNTY OF FRONTENAC ADMIN OFFICES

SHARED COLLAB SPACE

EW2

1101

2908

5 315

107

4 315

2069 BATTERSEA RD, GLENBURNIE, ON DRAWING

EW1

23 1165 130

1295

WEST GROUND FLOOR PLAN EW1

GRID A IS FACE OF EXIST BUILDING

EW3

SCALE

1 : 50

318

PROFESSIONAL SEAL

DRAWN

DATE

TB/CG

TO FACE OF EXISTING WALL

24 25

TC BY

2575

2 No.

107X

1280

219

6535

CHECKED

FURNITURE SHOWN DOTTED IS NIC AND HAS BEEN SHOWN FOR LAYOUT PURPOSES ONLY

W8 564

595

317 3300

125

2818

2375

511

2818

A A.1

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REVIEWED

WEST GROUND FLOOR PLAN SCALE:

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1 316

DRAWINGS MUST NOT BE SCALED. VERIFY DIMENSIONS ON SITE

W/R WORKSTATIONS

214

± 2533

215

F12

216

213 213

216

F13 F15

3700

114

3109

± 4370

215

3 3.1

OFFICE

2465

OFFICE

± 3070

6 315

30°

W12 321

3330

WOOD WALL RAILS

P11

212

1660

209

4 305

965

114

1407

12 T @ 128

CORRIDOR 208

2766

1848

202

3115

206

F10

3048

OFFICE

204

205 F15

F15

202

EW11 BELOW

205

201 F9

EW11

W11

204

OFFICE

2882

OFFICE POD

11 323

201

206

114

P11

P1 1985

2773

OFFICE

1292

20 92

207

209

P11

1397

EW11 BELOW

F11

11 323

4050

W10

± 2208

1536

207

1100

P1 652 1175

3 303

OFFICE

114

762

5 305

191

892

5 316

2611

2379

208

211

210

1125

GROUP ROOM

W/R

STORAGE

2040 8 T @ 255

3267

211

3083

114

± 3000

1070 HIGH WOOD GUARD

± 3298

304

1113

212

3 305

990

1075

STORAGE

WORKSTATIONS

203

45°

1685

2 No.

TC BY

ISSUED FOR 95% REVIEW REVISIONS/SUBMISSIONS

22/03/15 DATE

5 315

PROJECT

COUNTY OF FRONTENAC ADMIN OFFICES

6 316 4 315

2069 BATTERSEA RD, GLENBURNIE, ON DRAWING

WEST SECOND FLOOR PLAN SCALE

1 : 50

24 25

PROFESSIONAL SEAL

DRAWN

Author CHECKED

FURNITURE SHOWN DOTTED IS NIC AND HAS BEEN SHOWN FOR LAYOUT PURPOSES ONLY

1 316

Checker REVIEWED

WEST SECOND FLOOR PLAN SCALE:

1 : 50

DATE

DEC 2020 PRINTED

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12785

165

1490 2765

6095

535

475

4 316

165

6095

9529

1110

3 316

4605

3 316

2750

6095

565

9470 4900

4 316

2270

PROVIDE STUCCO TO MATCH EXISTING ADJACENT

2 302

1869

391

OF SLAB 165

108

391 2325

710

126

408

125 92

1395

2200 FACE OF STUD FLUSH WITH FACE OF COLUMN

5 316

127X

12541

2045

128C

1115

3455

900

769

1000

125 2892 1720

4 321

BREAKOUT SPACE

600

4405

4 321

306

127 P1

EW1

3659

13 P10

F24

121

2298

CORRIDOR

5 316

035

036 92

124

3 315

240 1000

3101

1490

1259

P10 2034

5 316

035

206

200 TO EDGE

P1 840 3 T @ 280 180

121

OFFICE

126

12585

111

BREAK ROOM

125

6 323

2889

127A

P11

KITCHEN

125 92

2045

OFFICE

1100

350

290

036

3 302

125

12 2412

580

5 316

3965

820

342

EDGE OF SLAB

1510

128A

039

2038

034

122

LIFT PIT

385

P1 1466

5500

CORRIDOR

124

034

1689 CLEAR

1557

UNIV W/R

123

STORAGE

165

W/R

2893

033

1197

3903

122

114

W/R

033

032

VEST P1

OFFICE

127B

385

128B

123

1557

LIFT

716 92

P1 LIFT PIT

1405 CLEAR

1100

67 165

040 2071

125

COPY

1601

COPIER N.I.C.

125

431

EW1

475

W1 ABOVE

F23

306

350

115 FN1

EW3

122X

890

OFFICE FN1

306 945

304

CORRIDOR P1

041

037

MEETING ROOM

EW2

128

5500

112

5500

WORKSTATIONS

5500

CLERK FN1

031

P11

6 318

EW1

EW3

EDGE OF SLAB 225

2 No.

TC BY

ISSUED FOR 95% REVIEW REVISIONS/SUBMISSIONS

22/03/15 DATE

1110

306 679

1110

EW3

635

EW1

125

125 306

14 306

031

125

2307

VESTIBULE P6

6 318

FROM GRID

4 316 PROJECT

395 595

1095

395

605

4000

6013 12703

82 125

350

1690

605

1000

10013

557

12703

483

COUNTY OF FRONTENAC ADMIN OFFICES

565

2069 BATTERSEA RD, GLENBURNIE, ON DRAWING

3 316

4 316

EAST BASEMENT AND GROUND FLOOR PLAN

3 316

SCALE

1 : 50 PROFESSIONAL SEAL

DRAWN

DATE

TB/CG CHECKED

EAST BASEMENT PLAN SCALE:

1 : 50

1 3m

REVIEWED

1.2-EAST GROUND FLOOR PLAN SCALE:

1 : 50

DEC 2020 PRINTED

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PLAN 610 x 1220 ACOUSTIC CEILING TILES IN A SUSPENDED METAL T-BAR GRID

EXIST ACT AT 2600 AFF ACT2

DRAWINGS MUST NOT BE SCALED. VERIFY DIMENSIONS ON SITE

610 x 610 ACOUSTIC CEILING TILES IN A SUSPENDED METAL T-BAR GRID

EXIST ACT AT 2600 AFF GWB1

GWB2

010

EXIST ACT AT 2600 AFF

16 GYPSUM BOARD ON 22 FURRING AT 400 O.C. ON 64 STEEL FRAMING AT 1200 O.C.

EXIST ACT AT 2600 AFF

101

EXIST ACT AT 2600 AFF

020

16 TYPE X GYPSUM BOARD APPLIED OVER EXISTING GYPSUM BOARD, PLASTER OR EXISTING FRAMING

EXIST ACT AT 2600 AFF GWB3

16 TYPE X GYPSUM BOARD ON 22 FURRING AT 400 O.C.

EXIST ACT AT 2600 AFF

3.1

009 EXIST CROWN

EXISTING PLASTER CROWN MOLDING

002 ACT1 AT 2600 AFF

CROWN

004

003 ACT1 AT 2600 AFF

006 ACT1 AT 2600 AFF

ACT1 AT 2600 AFF

ACT1 AT 2600 AFF 008

PROVIDE PLASTER CROWN MOLDING TO MATCH ADJACENT EXISTING SIZE AND PROFILE

ACT1 AT 2600 AFF

019

105

ACT1 AT 2600 AFF

EXIST ACT AT 2600 AFF

001 ACT1 AT 2600 AFF

007 ACT1 AT 2600 AFF

ACT1 AT 2600 AFF

018

EXIST ACT AT 2600 AFF

014

005

104

012 011

013

ACT1 AT 2600 AFF

017

ACT1 AT 2600 AFF 015 ACT1 AT 2600 AFF 016

107

EXIST ACT AT 2600 AFF

21 22

LEVEL 0 CEILING PLAN SCALE:

25 8m

10m

1 : 100 A.1

F N CENTRE

026 GWB2 AT 2164 AFF

3 3.1 10 ACT1 AT 2400 AFF 040

030

GWB1 AT 2400 AFF 033

034 EXP STRU

GWB2 AT 2164 AFF 029

GWB2 AT 2164 AFF

023 GWB2 AT 2164 AFF

024

032

039

2 No.

TC BY

ISSUED FOR 95% REVIEW REVISIONS/SUBMISSIONS

22/03/15 DATE

12 EXP STRU

GWB2 AT 2164 AFF

022

ACT1 AT 2600 AFF

036 ACT1 AT 2400 AFF

035 ACT1 AT 2400 AFF

EXIST

20 028

GWB2 AT 2164 AFF

PROJECT

041 EXP STRU

021 GWB2 AT 2164 AFF

038 GWB2 AT 2164 AFF

037

GWB1

025

COUNTY OF FRONTENAC ADMIN OFFICES

ACT1 AT 2600 AFF

EXP STRU

2069 BATTERSEA RD, GLENBURNIE, ON

031

DRAWING

BASEMENT AND LEVEL 0 CEILING PLANS

22 SCALE

1 : 100 PROFESSIONAL SEAL

DRAWN

DATE

TB/CG CHECKED

JC REVIEWED

BASEMENT CEILING PLAN SCALE:

1 : 100

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TYPE ACT1

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PLAN 610 x 1220 ACOUSTIC CEILING TILES IN A SUSPENDED METAL T-BAR GRID

DRAWINGS MUST NOT BE SCALED. VERIFY DIMENSIONS ON SITE

ACT2

610 x 610 ACOUSTIC CEILING TILES IN A SUSPENDED METAL T-BAR GRID

214 EX GWB

GWB1

GWB2

GWB3

16 GYPSUM BOARD ON 22 FURRING AT 400 O.C. ON 64 STEEL FRAMING AT 1200 O.C.

EX ACT

16 TYPE X GYPSUM BOARD APPLIED OVER EXISTING GYPSUM BOARD, PLASTER OR EXISTING FRAMING

3 3.1

16 TYPE X GYPSUM BOARD ON 22 FURRING AT 400 O.C.

EX GWB 216

212 EX GWB

EX GWB

EXIST CROWN

CROWN

EXISTING PLASTER CROWN MOLDING

EXIST CROWN

GWB2

EX GWB

EX GWB 210

CROWN

EX ACT

EX GWB 213

EX GWB EXIST CROWN

GWB2 215

EX GWB

PROVIDE PLASTER CROWN MOLDING TO MATCH ADJACENT EXISTING SIZE AND PROFILE

207

209

211

EX GWB EX GWB 208

EX GWB

202 GWB2

GWB2

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CROWN

EXIST CROWN

GWB2 205

204 GWB2

201

GWB2 203

GWB2

SECOND FLOOR CEILING PLAN SCALE:

1 : 100

A A.1

PREFINISHED METAL SOFFIT (VICWEST AD300 PROFILE)

EXIST SOFFIT

1 100

GWB1 AT 2400 AFF 101

ACT2 AT 2600 AFF

120

117

116

CROWN

EX GWB EXIST CROWN

119

ACT2 AT 2600 AFF

020

GWB2

106

EX GWB EXIST CROWN

ACT2 AT 2400 AFF

113

129

EX GWB GWB1 AT 2400 AFF 104 GWB1 AT 2400 AFF

GWB BULKHEAD

ACT2 AT 2700 AFF

103

GWB1 AT 2400 AFF

113

ACT2 AT 2700 AFF

105

130

115 PREFIN METAL AT 2700 AFF

EXIST CROWN

118

GWB1 AT 2400 AFF

3 3.1

EX GWB

GWB BULKHEAD

122

113

EX GWB

121 ACT2 AT 2600 AFF

GWB BULKHEAD 102

EX GWB

GWB2

127 ACT2 AT 2500 AFF

GWB1

GWB1 AT 2500 AFF

016

EXIST CROWN

111

CROWN

EX GWB

108

109

EX GWB

EXIST CROWN

112

ACT2 AT 2700 AFF

EX GWB GWB2 CROWN

2 No.

TC BY

ISSUED FOR 95% REVIEW REVISIONS/SUBMISSIONS

22/03/15 DATE

EXIST CROWN

EX GWB

FOLDING PARTITION

GWB1 AT 2500 AFF

EXIST CROWN

GWB1 AT 2400 AFF107

126 ACT2 AT 2600 AFF

102

128

ACT2 AT 2600 AFF

PROJECT

EXIST CROWN

GWB1 AT 2500 AFF

21 22

GWB1 AT 2500 AFF

COUNTY OF FRONTENAC ADMIN OFFICES 2069 BATTERSEA RD, GLENBURNIE, ON

EXIST SOFFIT

DRAWING

ACT2 AT 2550 AFF NOTE: AT ALL LOCATIONS WHERE EXISTING PLASTER/GYPSUM BOARD CEILING REMOVED OR DAMAGED BY DEMOLITION OR IS NOT CONTINUOUS WHERE EXISTING WALLS REMOVED, PROVIDE 16 TYPE X GYPSUM BOARD INFILL TO ENSURE CONTINUATION OF FIRE SEPARATION BETWEEN FLOORS

GWB BULKHEAD

23 GWB1 AT 2500 AFF

24 25 D

125 ACT2 AT 2600 AFF

GWB2

GWB1 AT 2400 AFF ACT2 AT 2400 AFF

124 GWB1 AT 2400 AFF

114

GWB2

123

GWB1 AT 2700 AFF

OPEN TO ABOVE

110

GWB1 AT 2400 AFF

OPEN TO ABOVE

GWB1 AT 2500 AFF

GROUND AND SECOND FLOORS CEILING PLAN SCALE

1 : 100 PROFESSIONAL SEAL

DRAWN

DATE

TB/CG CHECKED

JC REVIEWED

GROUND FLOOR CEILING PLAN

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EAST ADDITION

NORTH ADDITION (MAIN ENTRANCE)

EXISTING BUILDING

ELEVATION NOTES E1 E2 E3 E6 E7 E8 E9 E10 E11 E13

MASONRY, 100H x 300L, COLOUR: SANDSTONE HORIZONTAL PREFINISHED METAL SIDING, WOODGRAIN FINISH PROVIDE THERMALLY BROKEN ALUMINUM WINDOW WITH SEALED INSULATING GLASS SIGNAGE, NOT IN CONTRACT PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING HOLLOW DOOR AND FRAME, PAINT FINISH STAINLESS STEEL GUARD RAIL CAST-IN-PLACE CONCRETE STAIRS NEW WALL INFILL, STUCCO FINISH TO MATCH EXISTING ADJACENT HORIZONTAL PREFINISHED METAL SIDING, RED COLOUR TO MATCH ADJACENT MANSARD ROOF

DRAWINGS MUST NOT BE SCALED. VERIFY DIMENSIONS ON SITE

E13

122.38 ATTIC

LEVEL 2 121.42

E7 E2

119.21

E13

T/O STEEL

LEVEL 1 118.06

F23

116.05 GROUND FLOOR

E8 LEVEL 0 114.57

112.85 ADDITION BASEMENT

NORTH ELEVATION SCALE:

10m

1 : 100

SOUTH ADDITION

A.1

EXISTING ADDITION

EAST ADDITION

20 322 3 ATTIC 122.38

306 121.42 LEVEL 2 T/O STEEL

119.21

SECOND FLOOR 119.41

118.06 LEVEL 1

STAIR/EXIT

101

106

5690

LOBBY

W5 GROUND FLOOR 116.05

114.57 LEVEL 0

GROUND FLOOR 116.05

E10

W4 HOUSE BASEMENT 113.59 ADDITION BASEMENT 112.85

ENTRANCE LOBBY - BUILDING SECTION 1 SCALE:

SOUTH ELEVATION SCALE:

1 : 50

10m

1 : 100

2 1 No.

EXISTING BUILDING

E11 E3

TC TC BY

ISSUED FOR 95% REVIEW ISSUED FOR SITE PLAN CONTROL REVISIONS/SUBMISSIONS

22/03/15 22/01/17 DATE

ATTIC 122.38 EXISTING BUILDING BEYOND

E7 E2

W11

W10

E11

E7 E1

PROJECT

EXISTING PORTICO EXISTING STAIRS AND RAILINGS

119.21

T/O STEEL

SECOND FLOOR 119.41

T/O STEEL 4210

119.21

COUNTY OF FRONTENAC ADMIN OFFICES 2069 BATTERSEA RD, GLENBURNIE, ON

6660

DRAWING

W7 116.05 GROUND FLOOR

F24

116.05 GROUND FLOOR

W3 GROUND FLOOR 116.05

SCALE

E10

114.57 LEVEL 0

BUILDING ELEVATIONS As indicated PROFESSIONAL SEAL

113.35 U/S FOOTINGS (APPROX)

DRAWN

DATE

TB/CG

DEC 2020

ADDITION BASEMENT 112.85 CHECKED

ADDITION U/S FOOTINGS 112.13

SOUTH ADDITION EAST ELEVATION SCALE:

1 : 100

5 10m

SOUTH ADDITION WEST ELEVATION SCALE:

1 : 100

3 10m

JC REVIEWED

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124.74 FAIRMOUNT ROOF

ATTIC 122.38 121.42 LEVEL 2

CORRIDOR

GROUP ROOM

CORRIDOR

208

209

208

2700

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318

OFFICE 207 SECOND FLOOR 119.41 T/O STEEL

119.21

118.06 LEVEL 1

WORKSTATIONS

CORRIDOR

007

014

018

CORRIDOR

BREAKOUT SPACE

018

102

121

127 GROUND FLOOR 116.05

114.57 LEVEL 0

CORR.

CORRIDOR

022

027

041

039

OFFICE

036

035 HOUSE BASEMENT 113.59 ADDITION BASEMENT 112.85

BUILDING SECTION SCALE:

ADDITION U/S FOOTINGS 112.13

303

10m

1 : 100

4 317

127

317

119.21

T/O STEEL

BREAKOUT SPACE UNIV W/R

128

T/O STEEL

MEETING ROOM

CORRIDOR

VEST

128

121

122

124 GROUND FLOOR 116.05

WORKSTATIONS

OFFICE

W/R

037

036

033

EAST ADDITION SECTION 2 SCALE:

GROUND FLOOR 116.05

VESTIBULE

CORRIDOR

031

041

LIFT

COPY

032

040

HOUSE BASEMENT 113.59

ADDITION BASEMENT 112.85

ADDITION U/S FOOTINGS 112.13

3 8m

119.21

EAST ADDITION SECTION 1 SCALE:

10m

1 : 100

10m

1 : 100 D

A.1

3 3.1 10

13 20

21 14

24 25 2 No.

TC BY

ISSUED FOR 95% REVIEW REVISIONS/SUBMISSIONS

22/03/15 DATE

8 122.38 ATTIC

318

122.38 ATTIC PROJECT

121.42 LEVEL 2

4 306

119.21

119.41 T/O STEEL

306

318

COUNTY OF FRONTENAC ADMIN OFFICES

SECOND FLOOR 119.21

T/O STEEL

119.21

2069 BATTERSEA RD, GLENBURNIE, ON DRAWING

SHARED COLLAB SPACE 107

LOBBY

BF W/R

101

104

W/R CORRIDOR 105

102

SHARED COLLAB SPACE

BUILDING SECTIONS

107

116.05 GROUND FLOOR GROUND FLOOR 116.05

SCALE

1 : 100 114.57 LEVEL 0 PROFESSIONAL SEAL

DRAWN

Author HOUSE BASEMENT 113.59

CHECKED

Checker

SOUTH ADDITION SECTION SCALE:

1 : 100

1 8m

10m

REVIEWED

ENTRANCE LOBBY SECTION 1 SCALE:

1 : 100

DATE

DEC 2020 PRINTED

2022/03/15 DRAWING No.

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PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING CONTINUOUS LOCKING STRIP

CONTINUOUS CANT STRIP

STAINLESS STEEL 75mm ADJUSTABLE ISOLATION CLIPS AT 800 O.C.

119.21

T/O STEEL

STAINLESS STEEL 75mm ADJUSTABLE ISOLATION CLIPS AT 800 O.C.

T/O STEEL

660

EW1

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING CONTINUOUS LOCKING STRIP

PREFINISHED METAL SIDING 22 FURRING CHANNELS SELF ADHERING WATERPROOF MEMBRANE 16 PLYWOOD T/O STEEL 119.21

119.21

152 STEEL STUD FRAMING AT 400 O.C.

EW1

THERMALLY BROKEN ALUMINUM CURTAIN WALL WITH GLAZED INSULATED SPANDREL PANEL

STAINLESS STEEL 75mm ADJUSTABLE ISOLATION CLIPS AT 800 O.C.

TYPICAL ROOF ASSEMBLY: 2 PLY MODIFIED BITUMINOUS MEMBRANE 6mm PROTECTION BOARD 16 PLYWOOD ON 152 STEEL TAPERED ISO INSULATION STUD FRAMING AT 400 O.C., 75 POLYISOCYANURATE INSULATION FILL VOIDS W/ MINERAL 90 POLYISOCYANURATE INSULATION WOOL INSULATION 1 PLY 2.2 MODIFIED BITUMINOUS VAPOUR BARRIER 13mm DENSDECK BOARD CONTINUOUS CANT STRIP STEEL DECK

100

16 PLYWOOD ON 152 STEEL STUD FRAMING AT 400 O.C., FILL VOIDS W/ MINERAL WOOL INSULATION

16 EXTERIOR GRADE PLYWOOD SHEATHING ON 38 x 140 WOOD STUD FRAMING AT 400 O.C. FILL VOIDS W/ MINERAL WOOL INSULATION

EXTEND ROOFING MEMBRANE UP AND OVER PARAPET

100

16 PLYWOOD ON 152 STEEL STUD FRAMING AT 400 O.C., FILL VOIDS W/ MINERAL WOOL INSULATION

460

119.21

EXTEND ROOFING MEMBRANE UP AND OVER PARAPET

16 EXTERIOR GRADE PLYWOOD SHEATHING ON 38 x 140 WOOD STUD FRAMING AT 400 O.C. FILL VOIDS W/ MINERAL WOOL INSULATION

460

CONTINUOUS LOCKING STRIP

CONTINUOUS CANT STRIP

EXTEND ROOFING MEMBRANE UP AND OVER PARAPET

STAINLESS STEEL 75mm ADJUSTABLE ISOLATION CLIPS AT 800 O.C.

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING

GWB1 AT 2700 AFF

ACT2 AT 2700 AFF

ACT2 AT 2600 AFF GWB1 AT STEEL FRAMING, REFER 2500 AFF TO STRUCTURAL

460

CONTINUOUS LOCKING STRIP

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING

100

16 PLYWOOD ON 152 STEEL STUD FRAMING AT 400 O.C., FILL VOIDS W/ MINERAL WOOL INSULATION

560

EXTEND ROOFING MEMBRANE UP AND OVER PARAPET

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING 100

16 EXTERIOR GRADE PLYWOOD SHEATHING ON 38 x 140 WOOD STUD FRAMING AT 400 O.C. FILL VOIDS W/ MINERAL WOOL INSULATION

GWB1 AT 2500 AFF STEEL FRAMING, REFER TO STRUCTURAL

PREFINISHED METAL SOFFIT 22 FURRING CHANNELS SELF ADHERING WATERPROOF MEMBRANE 16 PLYWOOD 64 STEEL STUD FRAMING AT 400 O.C.

STEEL FRAMING, REFER TO STRUCTURAL

STEEL FRAMING, GWB1 AT REFER TO STRUCTURAL 2400 AFF

800

16 EXTERIOR GRADE PLYWOOD SHEATHING ON 38 x 140 WOOD STUD FRAMING AT 400 O.C. FILL VOIDS W/ MINERAL WOOL INSULATION

460

THERMALLY BROKEN ALUMINUM STOREFRONT WITH SEALED INSULATING GLASS

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING

THERMALLY BROKEN ALUMINUM CURTAINWALL WITH SEALED INSULATING GLASS

TO EDGE OF SLAB AT CURTAIN WALL (SEE DETAIL 4/317 FOR TYPICAL EDGE OF SLAB)

225 25

LAP AIR BARRIER OVER THROUGH WALL FLASHING

CONTINUOUS BENT ALUMINUM TO MATCH CURTAIN WALL FRAMING

CURTAIN WALL SUPPORT BRACKET

CONCRETE ON STEEL DECK, REFER TO STRUCTURAL

116.05 GROUND FLOOR

STAINLESS STEEL 75mm ADJUSTABLE ISOLATION CLIPS AT 800 O.C.

CONCRETE ON STEEL DECK, REFER TO STRUCTURAL

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING SELF ADHERING THROUGH WALL FLASHING

600

EW1

STEEL FRAMING, REFER TO STRUCTURAL

175

FIRESTOPPING

2460

75 RIGID INSULATION

CONCRETE UNIT PAVERS ON STONE DUST ON GRANULAR ‘B’

CONCRETE ON STEEL DECK, REFER TO STRUCTURAL

150 COMPACTED GRANULAR ‘A’

GROUND FLOOR 116.05

STEEL FRAMING, REFER TO STRUCTURAL

WATERPROOF MEMBRANE

75 RIGID INSULATION WATERPROOF MEMBRANE

125

POURED CONCRETE

100

175

75 350

100

ACT1 AT 2400 AFF

125

350

ALUMINUM DOOR

WORKSTATIONS

VESTIBULE

W/R

037

031

033

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING

ALUMINUM THRESHOLD

CONCRETE UNIT PAVERS ON STONE DUST ON GRANULAR ‘B’

75 RIGID INSULATION

WATERPROOF MEMBRANE 112.85 ADDITION BASEMENT

1220 WIDE, 75 RIGID INSULATION (R-15)

FILTER FABRIC 100

CLEAN CRUSHED STONE

GEOTEXTILE WRAPPED PERFORATED PERIMETER DRAINAGE

150 COMPACTED GRANULAR ‘A’

ADDITION U/S FOOTINGS UNDISTURBED NATIVE SOIL OR ROCK

112.13

COMPACTED GRANULAR ‘B’

CONCRETE FOOTING

22/03/15 DATE

WATERPROOF MEMBRANE

125

FILTER FABRIC

175 125

100 CONCRETE SLAB

VAPOUR BARRIER

1220 WIDE, 75 RIGID INSULATION (R-15)

1220 WIDE, 75 RIGID INSULATION (R-15) CONCRETE FOUNDATION WALL

COMPACTED GRANULAR ‘B’

PROJECT

COUNTY OF FRONTENAC ADMIN OFFICES

CONCRETE FOUNDATION WALL

150 COMPACTED GRANULAR ‘A’

2069 BATTERSEA RD, GLENBURNIE, ON

COMPACTED GRANULAR ‘B’

ADDITION BASEMENT 112.85

100 RIGID INSULATION WITH DRAINAGE CHANNELS

PREMOLDED JOINT FILLER

100 CONCRETE SLAB

150 COMPACTED GRANULAR ‘A’

112.85 ADDITION BASEMENT 1460

75 175

POURED CONCRETE

740

VAPOUR BARRIER

ISSUED FOR 95% REVIEW REVISIONS/SUBMISSIONS

WATERPROOF MEMBRANE

100 RIGID INSULATION WITH DRAINAGE CHANNELS

PREMOLDED JOINT FILLER

1220 WIDE, 75 RIGID INSULATION (R-15)

100 CONCRETE SLAB

POURED CONCRETE

TC BY

040

WATERPROOF MEMBRANE

VAPOUR BARRIER

400

600

740

75 RIGID INSULATION

2 No.

100 CONCRETE SLAB

113.59 HOUSE BASEMENT

PREMOLDED JOINT FILLER

COPY

200

113.59 HOUSE BASEMENT

3200

THERMALLY BROKEN ALUMINUM STOREFRONT WITH SEALED INSULATING GLASS

FREE DRAINING GRANULAR FILL

3200

FREE DRAINING GRANULAR FILL

PREMOLDED JOINT FILLER

720

ALUMINUM THRESHOLD

POURED CONCRETE

GWB1 AT 2400 AFF

2460

FINISHED GRADE, REFEFR TO LANDSCAPING DRAWINGS

STEEL FRAMING, REFER TO STRUCTURAL

ACT1 AT 2600 AFF

1860

CONTINUOUS ISOLATION STRIP

THERMALLY BROKEN ALUMINUM CURTAIN WALL WITH GLAZED INSULATED SPANDREL PANEL

STEEL FRAMING, REFER TO STRUCTURAL

112.13

ALUMINUM DOOR

600

160

200

CONCRETE ON STEEL DECK, REFER TO STRUCTURAL

116.05 GROUND FLOOR

152

122

91 25

1800

125

TO EDGE OF SLAB (SEE DETAIL 3/317 FOR EDGE OF SLAB AT CURTAIN WALL)

275

VEST

EW1

124

128

3160

UNIV W/R

MEETING ROOM

2700

STAINLESS STEEL 75mm ADJUSTABLE ISOLATION CLIPS AT 800 O.C.

400

THERMALLY BROKEN ALUMINUM STOREFRONT WITH SEALED INSULATING GLASS

3160

THERMALLY BROKEN ALUMINUM STOREFRONT WITH SEALED INSULATING GLASS

3160 2500

3160

FACE OF EXISTING BUILDING BEYOND

ADDITION BASEMENT 112.85

FILTER FABRIC

CLEAN CRUSHED STONE

GEOTEXTILE WRAPPED PERFORATED PERIMETER DRAINAGE

ADDITION U/S FOOTINGS UNDISTURBED NATIVE SOIL OR ROCK

ADDITION U/S FOOTINGS 112.13

CLEAN CRUSHED STONE

CONCRETE FOOTING

UNDISTURBED NATIVE SOIL OR ROCK

CONCRETE FOOTING

DRAWING

EAST ADDITION WALL SECTIONS SCALE

1 : 20 PROFESSIONAL SEAL

DRAWN

DATE

TB CHECKED

EAST ADDITION WALL SECTION 4 SCALE:

1 : 20

0.4m

0.8m

1.2m

1.6m

3 2m

EAST ADDITION WALL SECTION 3 SCALE:

1 : 20

0.4m

0.8m

1.2m

1.6m

2 2m

EAST ADDITION WALL SECTION 2 SCALE:

1 : 20

0.4m

0.8m

1.2m

1.6m

1 2m

REVIEWED

EAST ADDITION WALL SECTION 1 SCALE:

1 : 20

0.4m

0.8m

1.2m

1.6m

DEC 2020 PRINTED

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CONTINUOUS LOCKING STRIP

90 MASONRY WITH MASONRY TIES AT 400 VERTICALLY AND 800 HORIZONTALLY AIR BARRIER 25 AIR SPACE 75 RIGID INSULATION

WEEP VENTS AT 800 O.C.

EXTEND ROOFING MEMBRANE UP AND OVER PARAPET

16 PLYWOOD ON 89 WOOD STUD FRAMING AT 400 O.C., FILL VOIDS W/ MINERAL WOOL INSULATION

16 PLYWOOD ON 152 STEEL STUD FRAMING AT 400 O.C., FILL VOIDS W/ MINERAL WOOL INSULATION

CONTINUOUS CANT STRIP

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING

119.21

T/O STEEL

CONTINUOUS LOCKING STRIP

16 EXTERIOR GRADE PLYWOOD SHEATHING ON 38 x 140 WOOD STUD FRAMING AT 400 O.C., FILL VOIDS W/ MINERAL WOOL INSULATION

EXTEND ROOFING MEMBRANE UP AND OVER PARAPET

16 PLYWOOD ON 152 STEEL STUD FRAMING AT 400 O.C., FILL VOIDS W/ MINERAL WOOL INSULATION

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING

CONTINUOUS LOCKING STRIP

CONTINUOUS CANT STRIP

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING CONTINUOUS LOCKING STRIP

CONTINUOUS CANT STRIP STAINLESS STEEL 75mm ADJUSTABLE ISOLATION CLIPS AT 800 O.C.

460

STAINLESS STEEL 75mm ADJUSTABLE ISOLATION CLIPS AT 800 O.C.

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING

16 PLYWOOD ON 152 STEEL STUD FRAMING AT 400 O.C., FILL VOIDS W/ MINERAL WOOL INSULATION

16 EXTERIOR GRADE PLYWOOD SHEATHING ON 38 x 140 WOOD STUD FRAMING AT 400 O.C., FILL VOIDS W/ MINERAL WOOL INSULATION

EXTEND ROOFING MEMBRANE UP AND OVER PARAPET

THROUGH WALL FLASHING OVER PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING

16 EXTERIOR GRADE PLYWOOD SHEATHING ON 38 x 140 WOOD STUD FRAMING AT 400 O.C.

T/O STEEL

119.21

T/O STEEL

100

EXTEND ROOFING MEMBRANE UP AND OVER TOP OF PARAPET AND MINIMUM 100 mm UP WALL

119.21

460

1040

100

SELF ADHERING WATERPROOF MEMBRANE

100

16 EXTERIOR GRADE PLYWOOD SHEATHING ON 38 x 140 WOOD STUD FRAMING AT 400 O.C., FILL VOIDS W/ MINERAL WOOL INSULATION

1040

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING

100

T/O STEEL

119.21

ACT2 AT 2600 AFF

ACT2 AT 2550 AFF

GWB1 AT 2500 AFF STEEL FRAMING

STAINLESS STEEL 75mm ADJUSTABLE ISOLATION CLIPS AT 800 O.C.

660

STAINLESS STEEL 75mm ADJUSTABLE ISOLATION CLIPS AT 800 O.C.

560

EW1

ACT2 STEELAT FRAMING, 2500 AFF REFER TO STRUCTURAL

GWB1 AT 2500 AFF STEEL FRAMING, REFER TO STRUCTURAL

GWB1 AT 2500 AFF

THERMALLY BROKEN ALUMINUM STOREFRONT WITH SEALED INSULATING GLASS

STEEL FRAMING, REFER TO STRUCTURAL

EW2

2500

107

3160

90 25

3160

SHARED COLLAB SPACE

EW2

152 91

SHARED COLLAB SPACE

2600

125

3160

THERMALLY BROKEN ALUMINUM STOREFRONT WITH SEALED INSULATING GLASS

ALUMINUM DOOR

MEETING ROOM

107

BREAKOUT SPACE

128

127

CONTINUOUS ISOLATION STRIP

PREMOLDED JOINT FILLER

100 CONCRETE SLAB

150 COMPACTED GRANULAR ‘A’

POURED CONCRETE

150 COMPACTED GRANULAR ‘A’

FINISHED GRADE, REFEFR TO LANDSCAPING DRAWINGS

100 RIGID INSULATION

175

WEEP VENTS AT 800 O.C. WITH WEEP HOLE SCREENS

75 RIGID INSULATION

175

100

STEEL FRAMING, REFER ACT1 AT TO STRUCTURAL 2400 AFF

75 350

STEEL FRAMING, REFER TO STRUCTURAL

100

WATERPROOF MEMBRANE

POURED CONCRETE

125

100

POURED CONCRETE

75 350

COMPACTED GRANULAR ‘B’ COMPACTED GRANULAR ‘B’

FREE DRAINING GRANULAR FILL

175

FREE DRAINING GRANULAR FILL

3200

FINISHED GRADE CONCRETE FOUNDATION WALL

175

3200

THROUGH WALL FLASHING OVER PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING

180

GROUND FLOOR 116.05

WATERPROOF MEMBRANE ACT1 AT 2600 AFF

SELF ADHERING WATERPROOF MEMBRANE

75 RIGID INSULATION

2700

1300

1480

75 RIGID INSULATION

150 COMPACTED GRANULAR ‘A’

GROUND FLOOR 116.05 FINISHED GRADE, REFEFR TO LANDSCAPING DRAWINGS

200

POURED CONCRETE

25 AIR SPACE

100 CONCRETE SIDEWALK

400

WATERPROOF MEMBRANE

600

50 RIGID INSULATION

CONCRETE ON STEEL DECK, REFER TO STRUCTURAL

THROUGH WALL FLASHING OVER PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING

GROUND FLOOR 116.05

90 MASONRY WITH MASONRY TIES AT 400 VERTICALLY AND 800 HORIZONTALLY

114.57 LEVEL 0

CONCRETE ON STEEL DECK, REFER TO STRUCTURAL

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING

200

1220 WIDE, 75 RIGID INSULATION (R-15)

ALUMINUM THRESHOLD

WEEP VENTS AT 800 O.C. WITH WEEP HOLE SCREENS

400

VAPOUR BARRIER

116.05 GROUND FLOOR

CONTINUOUS ISOLATION STRIP

VAPOUR BARRIER

WORKSTATIONS

2 No.

TC BY

ISSUED FOR 95% REVIEW REVISIONS/SUBMISSIONS

22/03/15 DATE

OFFICE

037

035 WATERPROOF MEMBRANE

WATERPROOF MEMBRANE

FILTER FABRIC FILTER FABRIC

CLEAN CRUSHED STONE

GEOTEXTILE WRAPPED PERFORATED PERIMETER DRAINAGE

100 CONCRETE SLAB

VAPOUR BARRIER

UNDISTURBED NATIVE SOIL OR ROCK

1220 WIDE, 75 RIGID INSULATION (R-15)

CONCRETE FOOTING

150 COMPACTED GRANULAR ‘A’

U/S FOOTINGS (APPROX) 113.35

CONCRETE FOOTING

100 RIGID INSULATION WITH DRAINAGE CHANNELS

PREMOLDED JOINT FILLER

GEOTEXTILE WRAPPED PERFORATED PERIMETER DRAINAGE

113.35 U/S FOOTINGS (APPROX) UNDISTURBED NATIVE SOIL OR ROCK

100 RIGID INSULATION WITH DRAINAGE CHANNELS

CLEAN CRUSHED STONE

PREMOLDED JOINT FILLER

CONCRETE FOUNDATION WALL

COMPACTED GRANULAR ‘B’

PROJECT

CONCRETE FOUNDATION WALL

150 COMPACTED GRANULAR ‘A’

2069 BATTERSEA RD, GLENBURNIE, ON

COMPACTED GRANULAR ‘B’

ADDITION BASEMENT 112.85

COUNTY OF FRONTENAC ADMIN OFFICES

ADDITION BASEMENT 112.85

FILTER FABRIC

CLEAN CRUSHED STONE

GEOTEXTILE WRAPPED PERFORATED PERIMETER DRAINAGE

ADDITION U/S FOOTINGS 112.13

UNDISTURBED NATIVE SOIL OR ROCK

CONCRETE FOOTING

DRAWING

EAST AND SOUTH ADDITIONS WALL SECTIONS SCALE

1 : 20 PROFESSIONAL SEAL

DRAWN

DATE

TB CHECKED

SOUTH ADDITION WALL SECTION 2 SCALE:

1 : 20

0.4m

0.8m

1.2m

1.6m

7 2m

SOUTH ADDITION WALL SECTION 1 SCALE:

1 : 20

0.4m

0.8m

1.2m

1.6m

6 2m

EAST ADDITION WALL SECTION 7 SCALE:

1 : 20

0.4m

0.8m

1.2m

1.6m

5 2m

REVIEWED

EAST ADDITION WALL SECTION 5 SCALE:

1 : 20

0.4m

0.8m

1.2m

1.6m

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10013 65

554

1006

65 1000

GL-4

1000

1013

4 322

CEILING

DRAWINGS MUST NOT BE SCALED. VERIFY DIMENSIONS ON SITE

STAINLESS STEEL TOP RAIL

12 322

GL-5

307

SCALE:

0.5m

GL-3

2 322

GL-1 TEMPERED GLASS GL-2 FIRE RATED GLASS (FRG) GL-3 SEALED INSULATING GLASS GL-4 LAMINATED SAFETY GLASS GL-5 GLAZED INSULATED SPANDREL PANEL

350

GL-3

3 322 2150

1.5m

GL-3

2.5m

GL-3

320

028 GLASS WALL ELEVATION

REFERENCE:

GL-3

955

STAINLESS STEEL BOTTOM RAIL

GL-3

GL-5

GL-3

2500

± 2180

OPAQUE STRIP APPLIED TO GLASS, COLOUR TO LATER SELECTION BY OWNER

GL-3

1 : 25 2575 950

400

965

12 322 65

13 322

GL-5

10 322

2085

GL-5

W5 WINDOW ELEVATION SCALE:

0.5m

1.5m

2.5m

1055

6080

1 : 25 11 322

10 322

1000

245

GL-3

GL-5

1000

1015

4 322

GL-3

3 322

1410

1860

2 322

2150

1000

450

GL-3

GL-5

3620

GL-3

13 322

GL-3

998

GL-3

220

GL-3

10013

9 322

SCALE:

0.5m

W6 2m

1.5m

2.5m

W6 WINDOW ELEVATION

REFERENCE:

1 : 25

SCALE:

0.5m

W4 1.5m

W4 WINDOW ELEVATION SCALE:

2.5m

1 : 25

0.5m

2260

1160 1046

114

1073

975

GL-3

450

2.5m

GL-3

975

4 322

GL-3

4875

4 322

GL-3

1.5m

1 : 25

GL-3

2 322

GL-3

EXISTING WALL

2 No.

PROVIDE THERMALLY BROKEN ALUMINUM WINDOW WITH SEALED INSULATING GLASS

PROJECT

3 322

1 322

2600

PROVIDE PRECAST CONCRETE SILL

ISSUED FOR 95% REVIEW REVISIONS/SUBMISSIONS

22/03/15 DATE

COUNTY OF FRONTENAC ADMIN OFFICES

INFILL EXISTING OPENING 2069 BATTERSEA RD, GLENBURNIE, ON DRAWING

1800

2150

2 322

2150

2 322

TC BY

GL-3 800

REFERENCE:

W7 WINDOW ELEVATION

450

5 SIMILAR 322

WINDOW ELEVATIONS SCALE

EXISTING WALL

5 322

20 322

As indicated PROFESSIONAL SEAL

DRAWN

Author CHECKED

Checker

W3 REFERENCE:

W3 WINDOW ELEVATION SCALE:

1 : 25

0.5m

W2 1.5m

2.5m

REFERENCE:

W2 WINDOW ELEVATION SCALE:

1 : 25

0.5m

W1 1.5m

2.5m

W1 WINDOW ELEVATION SCALE:

1 : 25

0.5m

1 1.5m

2.5m

REVIEWED

WINDOW INFILL ELEVATION/DETAIL

DEC 2020 PRINTED

2022/03/15 DRAWING No.

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SCALE:

1N.T.S.: 1

DATE

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2105

3000 100

915

993

1675

1052

993

1052

660

4100 915

100

915

5880

1028

100

915

973

DRAWINGS MUST NOT BE SCALED. VERIFY DIMENSIONS ON SITE

PARTITION ABOVE TO UNDERSIDE OF STRUCTURE/DECK

GL-4

STAINLESS STEEL TOP RAIL

GLASS DOOR OVERPANEL FITTING WITH PIVOT

GL-4

0.5m

GL-4

STAINLESS STEEL DOOR PULL ON EACH SIDE OF DOOR

STAINLESS STEEL BOTTOM RAIL

GLASS DOOR FLOOR SPRING

012 GLASS WALL ELEVATION SCALE:

GL-4

2600

2150

OPAQUE STRIP APPLIED TO GLASS, COLOUR TO LATER SELECTION BY OWNER

GLASS DOOR FLOOR SPRING

303

GL-4

100

OPAQUE STRIP APPLIED TO GLASS, COLOUR TO LATER SELECTION BY OWNER

STAINLESS STEEL BOTTOM RAIL

REFERENCE:

GL-4

1350

2600

1350

STAINLESS STEEL DOOR PULL ON EACH SIDE OF DOOR

GL-4

GLASS DOOR TOP FITTING

2600

OPAQUE STRIP APPLIED TO GLASS, COLOUR TO LATER SELECTION BY OWNER

GL-4

100

GLASS DOOR TOP FITTING

GL-4

CEILING

GL-1 TEMPERED GLASS GL-2 FIRE RATED GLASS (FRG) GL-3 SEALED INSULATING GLASS GL-4 LAMINATED SAFETY GLASS GL-5 GLAZED INSULATED SPANDREL PANEL

1350

CEILING

2600

GL-4

100

GL-4

1350

GL-4

450

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1.5m

1 2m

003, 004, 006 GLASS WALL ELEVATION SCALE:

2.5m

1 : 25

0.5m

1.5m

ALL NOTES ARE TYPICAL FOR EACH GLASS WALL

2.5m

1 : 25

2720

960 480

1360

480

860

500

1800 100

915

GL-3 STAINLESS STEEL TOP RAIL

GL-3

1360

8 322

20 322

GL-3

8 322

14 322

EW11 WALL INFILL EW11 WALL INFILL

515

STAINLESS STEEL BOTTOM RAIL

2460

GL-3

1080

GL-3 2150

100

7 322

1350

STAINLESS STEEL DOOR PULL ON EACH SIDE OF DOOR

8 322

7 322

OPAQUE STRIP APPLIED TO GLASS, COLOUR TO LATER SELECTION BY OWNER

± 2460 EXISTING OPENING

1291

GL-4

745

GLASS DOOR TOP FITTING

7 322

785

14 322

FINISHED FLOOR

GLASS DOOR FLOOR SPRING

035 AND 036 GLASS WALL ELEVATION SCALE:

0.5m

1.5m

W12

W12 WINDOW ELEVATION SCALE:

2.5m

1 : 25

0.5m

W13 WINDOW ELEVATION SCALE:

1.5m

1 : 25

0.5m

W11 1.5m

W11 WINDOW ELEVATION SCALE:

1 : 25

0.5m

W10 1.5m

1 : 25

W10 WINDOW ELEVATION SCALE:

0.5m

1.5m

2.5m

1 : 25

1100 TYPICAL ± 1790 EXISTING OPENING 800

2 No.

4 322

990

TC BY

ISSUED FOR 95% REVIEW REVISIONS/SUBMISSIONS

22/03/15 DATE

EXISTING WALL

GL-3 GL-3

GL-3

PROJECT

GL-3 1785

GL-3

570

7 322

1215

8 322 6 322

COUNTY OF FRONTENAC ADMIN OFFICES

± 2585 EXISTING OPENING

GL-3

2 322

2069 BATTERSEA RD, GLENBURNIE, ON DRAWING

WINDOW ELEVATIONS AND GLASS WALL ELEVATIONS

800

SCALE

EW10 WALL INFILL

5 322

1 : 25 PROFESSIONAL SEAL

DRAWN

Author CHECKED

Checker

W9 WINDOW ELEVATION SCALE:

1 : 25

0.5m

W8 1.5m

2.5m

REVIEWED

W8 WINDOW ELEVATION SCALE:

1 : 25

0.5m

DATE

DEC 2020 PRINTED

2022/03/15 DRAWING No.

Designer

1.5m

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16 EXTERIOR GRADE PLYWOOD SHEATHING ON 38 x 140 WOOD STUD FRAMING AT 400 O.C. FILL VOIDS W/ MINERAL WOOL INSULATION

EXTEND ROOFING MEMBRANE UP AND OVER PARAPET

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING

± 154

178

EW1

THERMALLY BROKEN ALUMINUM WINDOW WITH SEALED INSULATING GLASS

100

RETURN PLASTER AT SILL

CAULKING

FACE OF EXISTING WALL BEYOND

CONTINUOUS PRESSURE TREATED WOOD BLOCKING

SOLID BLOCK

CONTINUOUS PRESSURE TREATED WOOD BLOCKING

SELF ADHERING TRANSITION MEMBRANE

CONTINUOUS LOCKING STRIP

FOAMED IN PLACE INSULATION

CONTINUOUS CANT STRIP

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING

SELF ADHERING WATERPROOF MEMBRANE

PATCH AND REPAIR 16 GYPSUM BOARD RETURN

THERMALLY BROKEN ALUMINUM WINDOW WITH SEALED INSULATING GLASS

CAULKING SHIM AS REQUIRED AND FILL WITH FOAMED IN PLACE INSULATION

CONTINUOUS LOCKING STRIP 16 PLYWOOD ON 152 STEEL STUD FRAMING AT 400 O.C., FILL VOIDS W/ MINERAL WOOL INSULATION

SCALE:

168

0.1m

0.2m

0.4m

0.3m

114

200 MIN

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING 16 EXTERIOR GRADE PLYWOOD SHEATHING ON 38 x 64 WOOD STUD FRAMING AT 400 O.C., FILL VOIDS WITH MINERAL FIBRE INSULATION

CONTINUOUS CANT STRIP

THERMALLY BROKEN ALUMINUM STOREFRONT WITH SEALED INSULATING GLASS

NEW ROOF ASSEMBLY

CURTAINWALL HEAD DETAIL

TO EDGE OF SLAB AT CURTAIN WALL (SEE DETAIL 4/317 1 : 5FOR TYPICAL EDGE OF SLAB)

CAULKING AND ROPE

VAPOUR BARRIER TRANSITION MEMBRANE

SHIM AS REQUIRED AND FILL WITH FOAMED IN PLACE INSULATION

EXTEND NEW ROOFING MEMBRANE UP AND OVER PARAPET AND MINIMUM 200 UP WALL

SLOPE

16 GYPSUM BOARD RETURN

CAULKING AND ROPE

CAULKING

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING

THERMALLY BROKEN ALUMINUM CURTAIN WALL WITH GLAZED INSULATED SPANDREL PANEL

DRAWINGS MUST NOT BE SCALED. VERIFY DIMENSIONS ON SITE

SELF ADHERING FLEXIBLE FLASHING

EXISTING WALL

PRECAST CONCRETE SILL

VAPOUR BARRIER TRANSITION MEMBRANE

LAP AIR BARRIER OVER FLASHING

REFERENCE:

0.5m

WINDOW HEAD DETAIL SCALE:

321

0.2m

0.1m

4 0.3m

0.4m

STOREFRONT HEAD DETAIL AT SIDING SCALE:

0.5m

1 :5

0.1m

0.2m

0.4m

0.3m

0.5m

1 :5 16 GYPSUM BOARD RETURN

PATCH AND REPAIR 16 GYPSUM BOARD RETURN

THERMALLY BROKEN ALUMINUM CURTAINWALL WITH SEALED INSULATING GLASS

CONTINUOUS BENT ALUMINUM TO MATCH CURTAIN WALL FRAMING CONCRETE ON STEEL DECK, REFER TO STRUCTURAL

100

CAULKING

T/O STEEL

THERMALLY BROKEN ALUMINUM CURTAIN WALL WITH GLAZED INSULATED SPANDREL PANEL

FIRESTOPPING

225

0.1m

0.2m

0.4m

0.3m

EXISTING WALL

WINDOW SILL/WALL INFILL/ROOF DETAIL SCALE:

0.5m

1 :5

0.1m

0.2m

0.3m

0.4m

8 REFERENCE:

0.5m

EXISTING WALL

CAULKING

CONTINUOUS PRESSURE TREATED WOOD BLOCKING

THERMALLY BROKEN ALUMINUM WINDOW WITH SEALED INSULATING GLASS

TRANSITION MEMBRANE

EXISTING WALL

THERMALLY BROKEN ALUMINUM STOREFRONT WITH SEALED INSULATING GLASS

SCALE:

0.2m

0.1m

3 0.3m

STOREFRONT JAMB AT MASONRY SCALE:

0.5m

0.1m

0.2m

0.4m

0.3m

0.5m

1 :5

100

178

EW1

16 GYPSUM BOARD RETURN

THERMALLY BROKEN ALUMINUM WINDOW WITH SEALED INSULATING GLASS

VAPOUR BARRIER TRANSITION MEMBRANE

CAULKING

0.4m

1 :5

SHIM AS REQUIRED AND FILL WITH FOAMED IN PLACE INSULATION

VAPOUR BARRIER TRANSITION MEMBRANE

CAULKING AND ROPE

WINDOW JAMB DETAIL

321

1 :5

16 GYPSUM BOARD RETURN 139

PREFINISHED METAL PANNING

CURTAINWALL DETAIL AT GROUND FLOOR SCALE:

CAULKING AND ROPE

STEEL FRAMING. REFER TO STRUCTURAL

THERMALLY BROKEN ALUMINUM CURTAINWALL WITH SEALED INSULATING GLASS

SHIM AS REQUIRED AND FILL WITH FOAMED IN PLACE INSULATION

119.21

WALL INFILL: 16 EXTERIOR GRADE PLYWOOD 240 WOOD STUD FRAMING AT 400 O.C., FILL VOIDS W/ MINERAL FIBRE INSULATION RIGID INSULATON SELF ADHERING AIR/VAPOUR BARRIER 190 CONCRETE BLOCK 13 PLASTER, PAINT FINISH

CURTAIN WALL SUPPORT BRACKET

SHIM AS REQUIRED AND FILL WITH FOAMED IN PLACE INSULATION

178

GROUND FLOOR 116.05

CAULKING

STEEL FRAMING, REFER TO STRUCTURAL

VAPOUR BARRIER TRANSITION MEMBRANE

CAULKING CAULKING SHIM AS REQUIRED AND FILL WITH FOAMED IN PLACE INSULATION

CAULKING AND ROPE

160

SHIM AS REQUIRED AND FILL WITH FOAMED IN PLACE INSULATION

16 GYPSUM BOARD RETURN

SHIM AS REQUIRED AND FILL WITH FOAMED IN PLACE INSULATION

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING

EW1 CAULKING AND ROPE

TRANSITION MEMBRANE

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING

CONTINUOUS PRESSURE TREATED WOOD BLOCKING

THERMALLY BROKEN ALUMINUM CURTAINWALL WITH SEALED INSULATING GLASS

CAULKING AND ROPE THERMALLY BROKEN ALUMINUM CURTAINWALL WITH SEALED INSULATING GLASS

EXISTING WALL

TRANSITION MEMBRANE

CAULKING AND ROPE

CONTINUOUS PRESSURE TREATED WOOD BLOCKING

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING

EW10

25 GALVANIZED STEEL GIRT

THERMALLY BROKEN ALUMINUM STOREFRONT WITH SEALED INSULATING GLASS

25 GALVANIZED STEEL GIRT

CURTAINWALL JAMB AT SIDING SCALE:

0.1m

0.2m

0.3m

13 0.4m

CURTAINWALL JAMB AT EXIST WALL SCALE:

0.5m

1 :5

0.1m

0.2m

0.3m

0.4m

WINDOW SILL DETAIL SCALE:

0.5m

1 :5

0.1m

0.2m

THERMALLY BROKEN ALUMINUM STOREFRONT WITH SEALED INSULATING GLASS

CAULKING

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING

SLOPE

0.1m

0.2m

0.4m

0.3m

178

22/03/15 DATE

SHIM AS REQUIRED AND FILL WITH FOAMED IN PLACE INSULATION

THERMALLY BROKEN ALUMINUM WINDOW WITH SEALED INSULATING GLASS

SHIM AS REQUIRED AND FILL WITH FOAMED IN PLACE INSULATION

PROJECT

THERMALLY BROKEN ALUMINUM STOREFRONT WITH SEALED INSULATING GLASS

CAULKING

CAULKING 16 GYPSUM BOARD RETURN

SLOPE

CAULKING AND ROPE

VAPOUR BARRIER TRANSITION MEMBRANE

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING

16 GYPSUM BOARD RETURN

COUNTY OF FRONTENAC ADMIN OFFICES

CAULKING AND ROPE 2069 BATTERSEA RD, GLENBURNIE, ON

GROUND FLOOR 116.05

SLOPE

PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING

DRAWING

WINDOW DETAILS

WATERPROOF MEMBRANE PREFINISHED METAL FLASHING

ISSUED FOR 95% REVIEW REVISIONS/SUBMISSIONS

0.5m

75 RIGID INSULATION

SLOPE

TC BY

1 :5

CAULKING AND ROPE

2 No.

STOREFRONT JAMB AT SIDING SCALE:

0.5m

VAPOUR BARRIER TRANSITION MEMBRANE

THERMALLY BROKEN ALUMINUM CURTAINWALL WITH SEALED INSULATING GLASS

TRANSITION MEMBRANE

0.4m

0.3m

1 :5 253

SHIM AS REQUIRED AND FILL WITH FOAMED IN PLACE INSULATION

CONTINUOUS PRESSURE TREATED WOOD BLOCKING

515 WALL THICKNESS TO

POURED CONCRETE

MATCH EXISTING ADJACENT WALL

SCALE

75 RIGID INSULATION

TRANSITION MEMBRANE

WATERPROOF MEMBRANE

EW11

1:5 PROFESSIONAL SEAL

EW1

POURED CONCRETE

DRAWN

DATE

TB CHECKED

CURTAINWALL DETAIL AT FLOOR SCALE:

1 :5

0.1m

0.2m

0.3m

0.4m

5 0.5m

STOREFRONT SILL DETAIL AT FLOOR SCALE:

1 :5

0.1m

0.2m

0.3m

0.4m

0.5m

WINDOW SILL DETAIL 2 SCALE:

1 :5

0.1m

0.2m

1 0.3m

0.4m

0.5m

REVIEWED

STOREFRONT SILL DETAIL AT SIDING SCALE:

1 :5

0.1m

0.2m

0.3m

0.4m

DEC 2020 PRINTED

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1830

1850

915

925

PTD

MR COORDINATE RECEPTACLE HEIGHT WITH TOP OF BACKSPLASH

IN B/F WASHROOM

SWITCHES

1100

1000

SND

FIRE ALARM PULL STATION

S.S. SHELF

FE SURFACE MOUNT

600

400

1075

1100 MAXIMUM

SDP

STANDARD RECEPTACLE

TYPICAL MOUNTING HEIGHTS 0.4m

0.8m

11 1.6m

1.2m

203 AND 207 MILLWORK ELEVATION SCALE:

1 : 20

0.5m

1.5m

1972

1649

975

1 324

800

1 324

975

0.5m

1.5m

2.5m

1 : 25

810

975

019 MILLWORK ELEVATION SCALE:

2.5m

1 : 25

1975 12

1 324

1200

INTERCOM AND CAMERA

TPD

PDO

TOP OF BACKSPLASH

DRAWINGS MUST NOT BE SCALED. VERIFY DIMENSIONS ON SITE

FRIDGE NIC

COUNTER HEIGHT RECEPTACLE

SCALE:

810 925

1 WITHOUT UPPERS 324

3200

2175

575

800

1 324

800

FRIDGE NIC

9 - 008 MILLWORK ELEVATION

8 - 008 MILLWORK ELEVATION

8 -9 008 MILLWORK ELEVATION 1 SCALE:

0.5m

1.5m

7 2m

011 MILLWORK ELEVATION SCALE:

2.5m

1 : 25

0.5m

1.5m

SCALE:

2.5m

1 : 25

1600

0.5m

1.5m

5 2m

024 MILLWORK ELEVATION SCALE:

2.5m

1 : 25

810

800

125 MILLWORK ELEVATION

0.5m

1.5m

2.5m

1 : 25

3000

± 1500

2000

1350 2 No.

MIN

800

400

800

1 324

600

TC BY

ISSUED FOR 95% REVIEW REVISIONS/SUBMISSIONS

22/03/15 DATE

1 324

OPENING BETWEEN COLUMNS

PROJECT

FRIDGE NIC

3 324

2 324

COUNTY OF FRONTENAC ADMIN OFFICES

4 324

2069 BATTERSEA RD, GLENBURNIE, ON DRAWING

FRIDGE NIC

ANGLED GABLES

MILLWORK ELEVATIONS AND TYPICAL MOUNTING HEIGHTS SCALE

ANGLED

As indicated PROFESSIONAL SEAL

DRAWN

DATE

CG CHECKED

129 MILLWORK ELEVATION SCALE:

1 : 25

0.5m

1.5m

3 2m

2.5m

107 MILLWORK ELEVATION SCALE:

1 : 25

0.5m

1.5m

2 2m

2.5m

RECEPTION 103 MILLWORK ELEVATION 2 SCALE:

1 : 25

0.5m

1.5m

2.5m

REVIEWED

RECEPTION 103 MILLWORK ELEVATION 1 SCALE:

1 : 25

0.5m

1.5m

DEC 2020 PRINTED

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760

300

687

350

LINE OF GWB WRAPPED COLUMN BEYOND

481

COUNTER TOP BEYOND

LINE OF GWB WRAPPED COLUMN BEYOND

687

2 No. 625

19x38 HARDWOOD NOSING, GLUED AND NAILED

GABLE BEYOND 19 HARDWOOD PLYWOOD TOP WITH P.LAM FINISH. MAKE TOP OF P.LAM FLUSH WITH TOP OF HARDWOOD NOSING

19x38 HARDWOOD NOSING, BOTH SIDES, GLUED AND NAILED

19x38 HARDWOOD NOSING GLUED AND NAILED

COUNTY OF FRONTENAC ADMIN OFFICES

CONTINUOUS HARDWOOD BLOCKING

2069 BATTERSEA RD, GLENBURNIE, ON

500

19mm PLYWOOD WITH STAIN GRADE CLEAR OAK VENEER ON ALL EXPOSED GABLES AND FRONTS, C/W SOLID CLEAR OAK EDGING ON ALL EXPOSED EDGES

DRAWING

MILLWORK DETAILS

750

19mm PLYWOOD WITH STAIN GRADE CLEAR OAK VENEER ON ALL EXPOSED GABLES AND FRONTS, C/W SOLID CLEAR OAK EDGING ON ALL EXPOSED EDGES

900

GABLE BEYOND 750

750

GABLE BEYOND

19mm PLYWOOD WITH STAIN GRADE CLEAR OAK VENEER ON ALL EXPOSED GABLES AND FRONTS, C/W SOLID CLEAR OAK EDGING ON ALL EXPOSED EDGES

80 °

GABLE BEYOND

460 AT COPY 129

500

1030

500

SCALE

1 : 10 PROFESSIONAL SEAL

DRAWN

Author CHECKED

Checker

RECEPTION DETAIL 3 SCALE:

1 : 10

0.2m

0.4m

3 0.6m

0.8m

RECEPTION DETAIL 2 SCALE:

1 : 10

0.2m

0.4m

2 0.6m

0.8m

22/03/15 DATE

PROJECT

600

CONTINUOUS HARDWOOD BLOCKING

ISSUED FOR 95% REVIEW REVISIONS/SUBMISSIONS

19 HARDWOOD PLYWOOD TOP WITH P.LAM FINISH. MAKE TOP OF P.LAM FLUSH WITH TOP OF HARDWOOD NOSING

280

19x38 HARDWOOD NOSING, BOTH SIDES, GLUED AND NAILED

485 AT COPY 129

TC BY

500

LINE OF GWB WRAPPED COLUMN BEYOND

RECEPTION DETAIL 1 SCALE:

1 : 10

0.2m

0.4m

1 0.6m

0.8m

REVIEWED

MILLWORK DETAIL 1

DEC 2020 PRINTED

2022/03/15 DRAWING No.

Designer

SCALE:

1 : 10

DATE

PROJECT No. NOT FOR PERMIT OR CONSTRUCTION WITHOUT SEAL AND ISSUED NOTE

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FINISH PT/-PT PT PT PT/-PT PT/-PT –PT PT PT PT PT –PT PT -PT -PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT

MAT’L EX GWB EX GWB/GWB GL-4/GWB GL-4 EX GWB GL-4/GWB EX GWB EX GWB EX EX GWB GL-4 GWB EX GWB EX GWB EX -EX GWB/GWB GWB EX EX EX GWB -EX/GWB EX/GWB EX/GWB GL-4/GWB GWB GWB

FINISH PT PT –/PT -PT –/PT PT PT –PT -PT PT PT –PT PT -PT -PT -PT PT PT –/PT PT PT

MAT’L GWB GWB GWB GWB GWB EX GWB/GWB GWB EX GWB EX EX EX GWB/GWB EX GWB EX GWB/GWB EX GWB/GWB EX GWB EX -EX GWB EX GWB/GWB EX EX EX EX GWB EX/GWB EX/GWB EX/GWB EX GWB EX

FINISH PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT –PT PT PT PT PT –PT PT -PT -PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT

MAT’L EX GWB EX GWB GWB GWB GWB EX GWB/GWB GWB GWB EX EX EX GWB/GWB GWB GWB GWB EX/GWB EX -EX GWB/GWB EX GWB EX EX EX EX GWB EX EX/GWB EX/GWB GWB EX/GWB GWB

FINISH PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT –PT PT PT PT PT –PT PT -PT -PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT

TYPE ACT1 ACT1 ACT1 ACT1 ACT1 ACT1 ACT1 ACT1 EX ACT EX ACT ACT1 ACT1 ACT1 ACT1 ACT1 EX ACT -ACT1/EX ACT ACT1 EXIST GWB2 EX GWB GWB2 GWB2 GWB2 GWB2 GWB2 GWB2 GWB2 GWB2

FINISH ——————–PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT

CT LVT CT VCT LVT LVT LVT LVT LVT LVT LVT CT CT CT

CT CT RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB CT CT

GWB -GWB CONC GWB GWB GWB EX/GWB GWB CONC EX/GWB GL/GWB GL/GWB EX/GWB

PT -PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT –/PT –/PT –/PT

GWB -GWB GWB GWB GWB CONC/GWB EX GWB GWB EX/GWB GL/GWB GWB EX

PT -PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT –/PT PT PT

GWB -GWB CONC CONC GWB CONC EX/GWB GWB GWB GWB GL/GWB/STONE GL/GWB/STONE EX

PT -PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT –/PT/—/PT/-PT

GWB -GWB GWB GWB GWB GWB EX/GWB GWB GWB EX/GWB GL/GWB GWB EX/GWB

PT -PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT –/PT PT –/PT

PT PT PT —-PT PT -PT —/PT –/PT/PT

031 032 033 034 035 036 037 038 039 040 041 100 101 102

VESTIBULE LIFT W/R STORAGE OFFICE OFFICE WORKSTATIONS IT ROOM CORRIDOR COPY CORRIDOR VEST LOBBY CORRIDOR

103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113

RECEPTION BF W/R W/R STAIR/EXIT SHARED COLLAB SPACE TRAINING/ MEETING ROOM TRAINING/ MEETING ROOM MEETING STORAGE CLERK CORRIDOR

CARPET TILE CT CT EX/CONC LVT CARPET TILE LVT CARPET TILE LVT LVT LVT

RB CT CT RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB

EX/GWB GWB GWB EX/GWB EX/GWB EX EX/GWB GWB EX EX EX/GWB

PT PT PT –/PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT

GWB GWB GWB EX/CB GWB EX EX GWB EX EX EX/GWB

PT PT PT –/PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT

GWB GWB GWB EX EX/GWB -GWB GWB GWB EX EX/GWB

PT PT PT -PT -PT PT PT PT PT

EX/GWB GWB GWB CB EX/GWB EX -EX GWB GWB GWB EX/GWB

PT PT PT PT PT PT -PT PT PT PT

EXP STRU EXP STRU GWB1 ACT1 ACT1 ACT1 ACT1 GWB2 EXP STRU ACT1 EXP STRU ACT2 ACT2/GWB1 ACT2/EX GWB/GWB2 ACT2/GWB1 GWB1 GWB1 ACT2/EX GWB ACT2/GWB1 EX GWB/GWB2 EX GWB/GWB2 EX GWB EX GWB EX GWB EX GWB/GWB2

114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 212 213 214 215 216

OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE W/R CORRIDOR VEST W/R UNIV W/R KITCHEN BREAK ROOM BREAKOUT SPACE MEETING ROOM COPY WORK AREA OFFICE OFFICE POD WORKSTATIONS OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE CORRIDOR GROUP ROOM STORAGE W/R STORAGE OFFICE W/R WORKSTATIONS OFFICE

LVT LVT LVT VTL LVT LVT EX LVT CT CT CT LVT LVT LVT CARPET TILE

RB RB RB RB RB RB EX RB CT CT CT RB RB RB RB

EX GWB GWB EX GWB EX GWB EX GWB/GWB EX GWB EX GWB GWB GWB GWB GWB GWB GWB GWB

PT PT PT PT PT PT -PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT

GWB EX GWB GWB GWB EX GWB/GWB GWB EX GWB GWB GWB GWB GWB GWB GWB GWB

PT PT PT PT PT PT -PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT

EX GWB EX GWB EX GWB GWB EX GWB/GWB EX GWB EX GWB GWB GWB GWB GWB GWB GWB GWB

PT PT PT PT PT PT -PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT

GWB GWB GWB EX GWB EX GWB EX GWB EX EX/GWB EX GWB GWB GWB GWB GWB GWB

PT PT PT PT PT PT -PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT

GWB2 EX GWB EX GWB EX GWB EX GWB EX GWB/GWB2 EX GWB ACT2 GWB1 GWB1 GWB1 ACT2 ACT2 ACT2 ACT2/GWB1

PT PT PT PT PT PT PT -PT PT PT —–/PT

LVT LVT LVT LVT LVT LVT LVT LVT CARPET TILE LVT CT LVT LVT EX LVT LVT

RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB CT RB RB EX RB RB

EX GWB EX GWB EX GWB/GWB GWB EX GWB GWB EX GWB EX GWB/GWB GWB GWB EX GWB/GWB EX GWB GWB EX EX GWB GWB

PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT -PT PT

EX GWB GWB EX GWB EX GWB GWB EX GWB GWB EX GWB/GWB GWB EX GWB GWB GWB EX GWB EX EX GWB/GWB EX GWB

PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT -PT PT

GWB GWB GWB EX GWB EX GWB EX GWB EX GWB EX GWB/GWB GWB GWB EX GWB EX GWB GWB EX EX GWB/GWB EX GWB

PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT -PT PT

EX GWB GWB GWB GWB GWB GWB GWB EX GWB/GWB EX GWB EX GWB GWB EX GWB EX GWB EX EX GWB/GWB GWB

PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT -PT PT

GWB2 GWB2 GWB2 GWB2 GWB2 EX GWB EX GWB EX GWB/GWB2 EX GWB EX GWB EX GWB EX GWB EX GWB EX GWB EX GWB/GWB2 EX GWB/GWB2

PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT PT —PT -PT PT

–/PT PT PT —/PT PT PT PT PT PT PT

COMMENTS

RB TREAD/RISER ON STAIR. PT STRINGERS/RAILINGS

STAIN AND VARNISH TREADS/RISERS/ STRINGERS/RAILINGS

TYPE 5 2 4 4 4 2 3 4 3 3 4 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 2 5 5 1 1 4 4 3 5 5 3 3 1 1 3 5 5 3 2 1 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 11 3 5 5 1 1 3 3 2 1 5 3 1 2 2

DOOR MAT’L ALUM HM GL-4 GL-4 GL-4 WOOD WOOD GL-4 WOOD WOOD GL-4 WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD ALUM ALUM WOOD WOOD GL-4 GL-4 WOOD ALUM ALUM WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD HM ALUM ALUM WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD ALUM ALUM WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD ALUM WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD

FINISH ANOD PAINT GL-4 GL-4 GL-4 PAINT PAINT GL-4 PAINT PAINT GL-4 PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT ANOD ANOD PAINT PAINT GL-4 GL-4 PAINT ANOD ANOD PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT ANOD ANOD PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT ANOD ANOD PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT ANOD PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT

TYPE F25 F1A 1/321 1/321 1/321 F1A F1A 2/321 F20 F1A 2/321 F1A F1B F1A F1B F1A F1A F1A F1A F1C W6 F1A F1A 4/321 4/321 F1B F4 F5 F2 F1B F1 F1 F1 F21 W7 F1A F1A F1A F1B F1A F1A F1A F16 F16 F16 F1A F17 F1B F1C F23 F1A F1A F1A F1A F1A F1A F24 F1A F1A F1A F9

FRAME MAT’L ALUM WOOD GL-4 GL-4 GL-4 HM HM GL-4 ALUM HM GL-4 HM HM HM HM HM HM HM HM ALUM ALUM HM HM GL-4 GL-4 HM ALUM ALUM HM HM HM HM HM ALUM ALUM HM HM HM HM HM HM HM ALUM ALUM ALUM HM ALUM HM ALUM ALUM HM HM HM HM HM HM ALUM HM HM HM ALUM

FINISH ANOD VARN GL-4 GL-4 GL-4 PAINT PAINT GL-4 ANOD PAINT GL-4 PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT ANOD ANOD PAINT PAINT GL-4 GL-4 PAINT ANOD ANOD PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT ANOD ANOD PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT ANOD ANOD ANOD PAINT ANOD PAINT ANOD ANOD PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT ANOD PAINT PAINT PAINT ANOD

3 3 3 3 1 3 1 1 3 3 3

WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD HM WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD

PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT PAINT

F15 F15 F10 F11 F1A F6 F1B F1B F12 F1B F15

ALUM ALUM ALUM ALUM HM ALUM HM HM ALUM HM ALUM

ANOD ANOD ANOD ANOD PAINT ANOD PAINT PAINT ANOD PAINT ANOD

SEE SCHEDULE

GLAZING TYPE GL-3 GL-1 GL-4 GL-4 GL-4 GL-1 GL-1 GL-4 GL-1 GL-1 GL-4 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A GL-1 N/A GL-1 GL-1 GL-3 N/A N/A GL-4 GL-4 GL-1 TEMP GL-3 GL-1 GL-1 N/A N/A GL-3 GL-1 GL-3 GL-1 GL-1 N/A GL-1 GL-1 GL-1 GL-1 GL-1 GL-1 GL-1 GL-1 GL-1 GL-1 GL-1 GL-3 N/A N/A GL-1 GL-1 GL-1 N/A GL-3 GL-1 N/A GL-1 GL-1

FRR

3/4 HR

GL-1 GL-1 GL-1 GL-1 N/A GL-1 N/A N/A GL-1 GL-1 GL-1

185

YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES

YES YES YES YES YES

DOOR TYPE 1

ALUMINUM STOREFRONT FRAMING

YES

YES YES

YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES

YES

YES YES

DRAWINGS MUST NOT BE SCALED. VERIFY DIMENSIONS ON SITE

GL-1 TEMPERED GLASS GL-2 FIRE RATED GLASS (FRG) GL-3 SEALED INSULATING GLASS GL-4 LAMINATED SAFETY GLASS GL-5 GLAZED INSULATED SPANDREL PANEL

YES YES YES YES YES YES YES

YES YES

YES YES YES

YES YES

YES

YES YES

YES YES YES YES YES YES YES

YES

YES YES

YES

YES YES YES YES

YES YES YES

YES

YES YES YES YES YES

YES

YES YES YES

YES

YES YES

YES

YES YES

YES

YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES

YES

YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES

YES

YES YES

YES YES YES

YES

YES YES YES YES YES YES

YES YES YES YES YES

YES

PTL AND EPB

YES YES

YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES

YES YES YES YES YES YES

SEE SCHEDULE

185

102

900

572

2 No.

TC BY

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STAINLESS STEEL BOTTOM RAIL

178

DOOR TYPE 2

DOOR TYPE 3

DOOR TYPE 4

DOOR TYPE 5

0.2m

0.1m

SCALE:

0.3m

0.5m

1.5m

2.5m

1 : 25 2069 BATTERSEA RD, GLENBURNIE, ON

50 16

SHIM AS REQUIRED

56 50

114

TRANSITION MEMBRANE

ALUMINUM DOOR

GLASS ALUMINUM STOREFRONT FRAMING

FRAME DETAIL 8

6 0.3m

FRAME DETAIL 6 SCALE:

1 :5

0.1m

4 0.2m

0.3m

ALUMINUM STOREFRONT FRAMING

CAULKING

FRAME DETAIL 4 SCALE:

1 :5

0.1m

3 0.2m

0.3m

DOOR HOLLOW METAL FRAME

SCALE:

1 :5

0.1m

2 0.2m

0.3m

CAULKING

FRAME DETAIL 2 SCALE:

1 :5

SCALE

As indicated PROFESSIONAL SEAL

0.1m

1 0.2m

0.3m

CHECKED

Checker REVIEWED

FRAME DETAIL 1 SCALE:

1 :5

0.1m

DRAWN

Author

DOOR, SEE SCHEDULE PAINTED HOLLOW METAL FRAME

CAULKING

FRAME DETAIL 3

INTERIOR FINISH SCHEDULE, DOOR SCHEDULE AND DOOR ELEVATIONS

FRAME ANCHOR

146

CAULKING

50 16

CAULKING

DRAWING

CAULKING

100

EXISTING WALL CAULKING FRAME ANCHOR

206 AT P7 WALLS

1 :5

COUNTY OF FRONTENAC ADMIN OFFICES

SCALE:

0.3m

DOOR TYPES

0.2m

124

0.1m

FRAME DETAIL 5

ALUMINUM DOOR

1 :5

YES

THR/SWP COMMENTS YES

184 AT P7 WALLS

GLASS

0.2m

YES

STP

YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES

GL-4

PREFINISHED METAL PANNING

0.1m

YES

PDO

114

SCALE:

CAULKING AND ROPE

YES YES YES

146

FRAME DETAIL 7

SCALE:

YES YES YES

CLSR YES

PROJECT

1 :5

HARDWARE PSH PUL YES

ALUMINUM DOOR

CONTINUOUS PRESSURE TREATED WOOD BLOCKING

PANIC YES

YES

185

500 ALUMINUM STOREFRONT FRAMING

160

YES YES YES

300

GLASS

SHIM AS REQUIRED AND FILL WITH FOAMED IN PLACE INSULATION

ALUMINUM STOREFRONT FRAMING AND ALUMINUM DOOR

YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES

LTCH

GLASS

16 GYPSUM BOARD RETURN

CAULKING AND ROPE

LCK YES

SEE SCHEDULE

GL-3

VAPOUR BARRIER TRANSITION MEMBRANE

HNG YES

SEE SCHEDULE

185

ALUMINUM STOREFRONT FRAMING

GL-1

HEIGHT 2150 2134 2150 2150 2150 2134 2134 2150 2150 2134 2150 2134 2134 2134 2134 2134 2134 2134 2134 2150 2150 2134 2134 2150 2150 2134 2150 2150 2134 2134 2134 2134 2134 2150 2150 2134 2134 2135 2134 2134 2134 2134 2150 2150 2150 2134 2150 2134 2134 2150 2134 2134 2134 2134 2134 2135 2150 2134 2134 2134 2150 2150 2150 2150 2150 2150 2134 2150 2134 2134 2150 2134 2150

SEE SECHEDULE

MAT’L GWB/GL4 EX GWB EX/GWB EX GWB GWB/GL4 EX GWB GWB/GL4 EX GWB EX EX EX GWB EX GWB GWB GWB EX GWB EX -EX GWB/GWB GWB EX EX/GWB EX EX GWB EX EX EX/GWB EX/GWB GWB GWB

WIDTH 965 965 915 915 915 965 965 915 965 965 915 965 915 965 965 965 965 810 965 965 965 810 965 915 915 965 1930 1930 965 965 965 860 965 965 965 965 965 1680 965 965 860 860 965 965 965 965 965 965 965 965 760 965 965 965 965 1120 965 965 860 965 965 915 965 965 965 965 760 965 810 915 965 915 965

102

MAT’L RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB EX EX RB RB RB RB RB RB RB EX RB EX RB RB RB RB RB RB CT RB

SINGLE/PAIR SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE PAIR PAIR SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE PAIR SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE PAIR SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SLIDING SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE SINGLE

260

MAT’L LVT LVT LVT CARPET TILE LVT CARPET TILE LVT LVT EX EX CARPET TILE CARPET TILE LVT LVT CARPET TILE EX EX LVT LVT EX VCT EX VCT LVT VCT VCT LVT LVT CT LVT

NO. 001 002 003 004 006 011 011B 012 013 014 015 021A 021B 023 025 026 028 029 030 031 031X 033 034 035 036 038 100 100X 103A 103B 104 105 106X 107 107X 109 110 111 112 113A 113B 114 115 116 117 118 119 121 122 122X 123 124 125 126 127A 127B 127X 128A 128B 128C 201 202 204 205 206 207 208 209 211 212 213 215 216

SEE SECHEDULE

WEST

SEE SECHEDULE

EAST

185

CEILING

SOUTH

SEE SECHEDULE

WALLS NORTH

185

BASE

NOTES:

200

FLOOR ROO M NO. ROOM NAME 001 WORKSTATIONS 002 OFFICE 003 OFFICE 004 COLLAB ROOM 005 WORKSTATIONS 006 MEETING ROOM 007 WORKSTATIONS 008 COPIER/ STORAGE 009 WOMENS WR 010 MENS WR 011 SHARED MEETING ROOM 012 SHARED MEETING ROOM 013 OFFICE 014 WORKSTATIONS 015 SHARED MEETING ROOM 016 EXIT STAIR 017 ELEV 018 CORRIDOR 019 COFFEE STATION 020 EXISTING ELECTRICAL 021 STORAGE 022 CORR. 023 STORAGE 024 KITCHEN 025 STORAGE 026 STORAGE 027 CORRIDOR 028 OFFICE 029 W/R 030 STAIRS

DOOR SCHEDULE

SEE SECHEDULE

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0.2m

PROJECT No.

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NOTES:

3700

2465 738

739

114

965

835

840

730

900

965

4 325

GL-1

460

GL-1

6 325

4 325

GL-1

4 325

3 325

2056

2105

2700

5 325

GL-1

GL-1 TEMPERED GLASS GL-2 FIRE RATED GLASS (FRG) GL-3 SEALED INSULATING GLASS GL-4 LAMINATED SAFETY GLASS GL-5 GLAZED INSULATED SPANDREL PANEL

2700

GL-1

2700

GL-1

2700

GL-1

DRAWINGS MUST NOT BE SCALED. VERIFY DIMENSIONS ON SITE

GL-1

510 45

3550

FRAME TYPE F13 2m

1.5m

SCALE:

2.5m

1 : 25 3400 1090

1090

1085

1090

114

GL-1

5 325

965

114

GL-1

2.5m

1930

45 114

1090

1091

GL-1

GL3

GL-1

5 325

6 325

GL3

8 325

7 325

45 45

F11 F10 REFERENCE:

THERMALLY BROKEN ALUMINUM STOREFRONT FRAMING

F10 FRAME TYPE F10 AND F11 SCALE:

0.5m

F7 2m

1.5m

GL-1

2105

3 325

GL-1

4 325

2700

4 325

GL-1

2700

3 325

GL-1

950

GL-1

460

GL-1

460

GL-1

950

1.5m

5585

3000

2700

965

0.5m

1 : 25

460

SCALE:

2.5m

1.5m

2190

965

1 : 25

0.5m

2150

1055

FRAME TYPE F9

2600

360

0.5m

FRAME TYPE F12

SCALE:

F12

2105

F13

FRAME TYPE F7 SCALE:

2.5m

1 : 25

0.5m

1.5m

REFERENCE:

2.5m

1 : 25

FRAME TYPE F6 SCALE:

0.5m

1.5m

FRAME TYPE F5 SCALE:

2.5m

1 : 25

0.5m

1.5m

2.5m

1 : 25

2120 2600 1255

1255

114 50

GL-1

550

SEE SCHEDULE

50 2 No.

SEE SCHEDULE 50

TC BY

ISSUED FOR 95% REVIEW REVISIONS/SUBMISSIONS

22/03/15 DATE

360

GL-1

360

GL1

1665

GL-1

135

1930

114

PROJECT

3 325

SEE SCHEDULE

1 325

COUNTY OF FRONTENAC ADMIN OFFICES

1 325

2 325 SEE SCHEDULE

SEE SCHEDULE

2600

2150

6 325

2105

2600

6 325

SEE SCHEDULE

7 325

2069 BATTERSEA RD, GLENBURNIE, ON DRAWING

FRAME ELEVATIONS 45

SCALE

1 : 25 PROFESSIONAL SEAL

ALUMINUM STOREFRONT FRAMING

HOLLOW METAL FRAME

ALUMINUM STOREFRONT FRAMING

STOREFRONT

DRAWN

DATE

HOLLOW METAL

CHECKED

FRAME TYPE F4 SCALE:

1 : 25

0.5m

F3 1m

1.5m

FRAME TYPE F3 SCALE:

1 : 25

0.5m

F2 1m

1.5m

FRAME TYPE F2 SCALE:

1 : 25

0.5m

F1C 1m

1.5m

FRAME TYPE F1C SCALE:

1 : 25

0.5m

F1B 1m

1.5m

FRAME TYPE F1B SCALE:

1 : 25

0.5m

F1A 1m

1.5m

REVIEWED

FRAME TYPE F1A SCALE:

1 : 25

0.5m

DEC 2020 PRINTED

2022/03/15 DRAWING No.

PROJECT No.

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GL-1 TEMPERED GLASS GL-2 FIRE RATED GLASS (FRG) GL-3 SEALED INSULATING GLASS GL-4 LAMINATED SAFETY GLASS GL-5 GLAZED INSULATED SPANDREL PANEL

690

2750

2200

1790 965

965

1100

1092

965

513

4130

965

GL-5

GL-3

3 SIMILAR 322

2105

GL-1

4 325

3 325

2150

980

GL-3

2700

2 322

460

GL-3

360

8 325

2585

8 SIMILAR 325

GL-3

2600

GL-3

980

2105

GL-3

345

GL-3

2195

GL-5 GL-3

980

F25 FRAME ELEVATION 2m

1.5m

SCALE:

2.5m

1 : 25

0.5m

1.5m

FRAME TYPE F23 SCALE:

2.5m

1 : 25

0.5m

F21 1m

45 45

965

925

1310

925

2.5m

965

1830 45

210

965

730

45 2 No.

2700

3 325

TC BY

ISSUED FOR 95% REVIEW REVISIONS/SUBMISSIONS

22/03/15 DATE

GL-1

PROJECT

2150

4 325

3 325

2150

3 325

2195

GL-1

3 325 2150

GL-1

460

4 325

GL-1

460

GL-1

4 325

1.5m

GL-1

COUNTY OF FRONTENAC ADMIN OFFICES

2700

960

0.5m

960

SCALE:

2.5m

1 : 25

1 : 25 3965

3065

1.5m

FRAME TYPE F21

460

F23

0.5m

FRAME TYPE F24

2069 BATTERSEA RD, GLENBURNIE, ON

2150

SCALE:

F24

2700

F25

DRAWING

FRAME ELEVATIONS SCALE

1 : 25 PROFESSIONAL SEAL

DRAWN

Author CHECKED

Checker

F20

FRAME TYPE F20 SCALE:

1 : 25

0.5m

F17 1m

1.5m

2.5m

FRAME TYPE F17 SCALE:

1 : 25

0.5m

F16 1m

1.5m

2.5m

FRAME TYPE F16 SCALE:

1 : 25

0.5m

F15 1m

1.5m

2.5m

REVIEWED

FRAME TYPE F15 SCALE:

1 : 25

0.5m

DATE

DEC 2020 PRINTED

2022/03/15 DRAWING No.

Designer

1.5m

PROJECT No.

2.5m NOT FOR PERMIT OR CONSTRUCTION WITHOUT SEAL AND ISSUED NOTE

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Seal

EXISTING TREE TO REMAIN AND BE PROTECTED WITH TREE PROTECTION FENCING DURING CONSTRUCTION EXISTING TREE TO BE REMOVED

SCO

ALL TREES PROPOSED FOR RETENTION SHALL HAVE TREE PROTECTIVE FENCING INSTALLED AS PER DETAIL D4 ON SHEET L2.0, IN ORDER TO ESTABLISH THE TREE PROTECTION ZONE (TPZ) PRIOR TO ANY SITE ALTERATION OR CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES. THE TPZ SHALL BE MAINTAINED THROUGHOUT THE PROJECT. THERE SHALL BE NO ENCROACHMENT, MOVEMENT OF FENCING, OR STAGE OF MATERIALS (BUILDING, LANDSCAPE OR OTHERWISE) WITHIN THE TPZ.

OF LANDS ON M . WENTWOR

ARCH PE IT CA H

EXISTING TREES TO REMAIN UNDISTURBED DURING CONSTRUCTION

C ASSO I AT I

GENERAL NOTES:

ONTAR TS I EC

LEGEND:

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No. 1. 2.

Issues and Revisions ISSUED FOR REVIEW ISSUED FOR SPC

Date 2021-12-20 2022-01-18

TREE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER TP

TREE PROTECTION ZONE

EXISTING BUILDING

22 TP

23 TP

Key Map UNITY RD.

SITE

BURBROOK RD.

EXISTING BUILDING

COLONEL BY LAKE

Y 21

Y 40

MCADOO’S LN.

Project Notes This design and drawing are the property of The Scott Wentworth Landscape Group Ltd. and are not to be copied or used for construction purposes without the Landscape Architect’s express written consent.

The contractor shall check and verify all dimensions and report any discrepancies, error, or omissions to the Landscape Architect prior to commencing work. Base plan information taken from Site Plan provided by: Company Name: COLBOURNE & KEMBEL, ARCHITECTS INC. Dated: NOVEMBER 2021

Wentworth Landscapes 13392 Loyalist Parkway R.R.1, Picton ON K0K 2T0 613.547.3772

Consultants TP

Arborist: Dogwoods Inc. Charlie Cavanagh NPD Horticulturalist ISA Certified Arborist ON-1033A 613.659.4696

3 TP

D4 TREE PROTECTION ZONE L2.0

2 TP

RSEA R O

1-STOREY ADDITION

5 TP

EXISTING 2-STOREY BUILDING

Client COUNTY OF FRONTENAC

BATTE

Project JOINT COUNTY OF FRONTENAC & CRCA ADMINISTRATION OFFICE Project Location 2069 BATTERSEA ROAD GLENBURNIE, ON

1-STOREY ADDITION

Drawing Title TREE INVENTORY REPORT AND PRESERVATION PLAN 7 16

Scale 1:250

15 TP

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HWY 11

HWY 10

EXISTING BUILDING

BATT ERSE A

RD.

14 8

13 12 11

10 17

SCALE: 1:250

Date 2021-10-08 Designed By DD Approved By SW Project Number 200049-DC

Plot Date 2022-01-18 Drawn By AF, DD Drawing Number

L0.0

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North

OF LANDS ON M . WENTWOR

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ARCH PE IT CA H

C ASSO I AT I

Seal

ONTAR TS I EC

No. 1. 2.

Issues and Revisions ISSUED FOR REVIEW ISSUED FOR SPC

Date 2021-12-20 2022-01-18

TP TP

EXISTING BUILDING

Key Map UNITY RD.

EXISTING BUILDING RD.

SITE

BATT ERSE A

EXISTING BUILDING

COLONEL BY LAKE

BURBROOK RD.

HWY 10

HWY 11

SODDED LAWN ON 150MM COMPACTED DEPTH NO. 1 SCREENED TOPSOIL LIMIT OF SODDED LAWN, TYP.

Y 21

Y 40

MCADOO’S LN.

N Project Notes This design and drawing are the property of The Scott Wentworth Landscape Group Ltd. and are not to be copied or used for construction purposes without the Landscape Architect’s express written consent. The contractor shall check and verify all dimensions and report any discrepancies, error, or omissions to the Landscape Architect prior to commencing work.

Base plan information taken from Site Plan provided by: Company Name: COLBOURNE & KEMBEL, ARCHITECTS INC. Dated: NOVEMBER 2021

BATTE RSEA R O

TP TP

Wentworth Landscapes 13392 Loyalist Parkway R.R.1, Picton ON K0K 2T0 613.547.3772

Consultants

1-STOREY ADDITION

EXISTING 2-STOREY BUILDING

Client COUNTY OF FRONTENAC

1-STOREY ADDITION

Project JOINT COUNTY OF FRONTENAC & CRCA ADMINISTRATION OFFICE TP

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LANDSCAPE ENLARGEMENT PLAN, REFER TO SHEET L1.1

Project Location

TP TP

2069 BATTERSEA ROAD GLENBURNIE, ON

TP TP

Drawing Title OVERALL LANDSCAPE PLAN

LANDSCAPE ENLARGEMENT PLAN, REFER TO SHEET L1.1 Scale 1:250

LIMIT OF SODDED LAWN, TYP.

SODDED LAWN ON 150MM COMPACTED DEPTH NO. 1 SCREENED TOPSOIL

SCALE: 1:250

Date 2021-10-08 Designed By DD Approved By SW Project Number 200049-DC

Plot Date 2022-01-18 Drawn By AF, DD Drawing Number

L1.0

North

Acer rubrum ‘Brandywine’ Quercus x warei ‘Kindred Spirit’

Brandywine Maple Kindred Spirit Oak

60mm 60mm

WB WB

5 12 6 39 4 5 4 11 3

Amelanchier alnifolia Buxus microphylla ‘Green Gem’ Cornus racemosa Diervilla lonicera Ilex glabra Ilex glabra ‘Gem Box’ Illex verticillata Rhus aromatica Viburnum lentago

Saskatoon Serviceberry Green Gem Boxwood Gray Dogwood Northern Bush Honeysuckle Inkberry Holly Gem Box Inkberry Winterberry Fragrant Sumac Nannyberry Viburnum

150cm 40cm 60cm 60cm 60cm 50cm 60cm 60cm 60cm

10gal 3gal 3gal 3gal 3gal 3gal 3gal 3gal 3gal

18 7 5 47 8 41 27 4 3 5 60 26 13 5 22 15 24

Achillea millefolium Andropogon gerardii Asclepias tuberosa Aster ‘Wood’s Blue’ Baptisia australis Calamintha nepeta ssp. nepeta Coreopsis verticillata ‘Moonbeam’ Carex vulpinoidea Helianthus strumosus Lobelia cardinalis Monarda punctata’ Oenothera missouriensis Rudbeckia fulgida Sporobolus heterolepis Sorghastrum nutans Solidago rugosa ‘Fireworks’ Schizachyrium scoparium

Yarrow Big Bluestem Butterfly Weed Wood’s Blue Aster Blue False Indigo Calamint Moonbeam Tickseed Fox Sedge Pale-leaved Sunflower Cardinal Flower Spotted Beebalm Ozark Sundrop Black-eyed Susan Prairie Dropseed Indian Grass Fireworks Golden Rod Little Bluestem

1gal 2gal 1gal 1gal 1gal 1gal 1gal 2gal 1gal 1gal 1gal 1gal 1gal 2gal 2gal 1gal 2gal

Potted Potted Potted Potted Potted Potted Potted Potted Potted Potted Potted Potted Potted Potted Potted Potted Potted

Clump Potted Potted Potted Potted Potted Potted Potted Potted

NATIVE

BIODIVERSITY FACTOR

SUPPORTS POLINATORS

ATTRACTS BIRDS

OF LANDS ON M . WENTWOR

Hybrid of No

295 n/a

Yes No Yes Yes Yes Hybrid of Yes Yes Yes

124 n/a 129 4 45 45 45 52 115

Yes

Berries

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Berries

Yes Yes Yes Hydrid of No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Hybrid of Yes

19 14 12 n/a 20 n/a 5 n/a 70 6 12 19 17 1 6 138 7

Yes

2 1

REMARKS

SCO T

CONDITION

C ASSO I AT I

SIZE

COMMON NAME

ONTAR TS I EC

BOTANICAL NAME

ARCH PE IT CA H

QUANTITY

Berries/Habitat Berries Berries

No. 1. 2.

Berries

Issues and Revisions ISSUED FOR REVIEW ISSUED FOR SPC

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Key Map UNITY RD.

5 IgG

SITE TP

7 Ag

RD.

SEA

EXISTING WALKWAY

LIMIT OF SODDED LAWN

BURBROOK RD.

HWY 11

LIMIT OF SODDED LAWN

4 Ba

5 Dl

EXISTING PLANTING TO BE SALVAGED AND REINSTATED AS REQUIRED POST CONSTRUCTION

7 As

12 BmG

SODDED LAWN ON 150MM COMPACTED DEPTH NO. 1 SCREENED TOPSOIL

5 At

BATTE R

12 Cn

5 Mp

8 Dl

D6 CONCRETE UNIT PAVERS L2.0 BY UNILOCK BANDING: TOWN HALL, BURNT CLAY FIELD: UMBRIANO RANDOM PATTERN, SUMMER WHEAT

EXISTING 2-STOREY BUILDING

4 Iv

SHOVEL CUT EDGE AT PLANTING BED, TYP.

4 Ba

EXISTING TREE, TYP.

D7 RIVERSTONE MULCH L2.0

Consultants

EXISTING WILD UNDERSTORY GROWTH TO BE REMOVED AND EXISTING TREES TO REMAIN TO BE LIMBED UP TO A HEIGHT OF 3M

3 Hs 5 Cn

D5 PLANTER CURB L2.0

1 QwK

7 As 2 Ar

6 Cr

D1 DECIDUOUS L2.0 TREE PLANTING

D2 SHRUB L2.0 PLANTING Client

OVERHEAD CANOPY

COUNTY OF FRONTENAC

18 Cre

7 Sr

5 Ra

2 Ig

13 Om

5 Dl

EXISTING WALKAY

8 Rf

LIMIT OF SODDED LAWN SHOVEL CUT EDGETP AT PLANTING BED, TYP.

TP TP TP TP

SODDED LAWN ON 150MM COMPACTED DEPTH NO. 1 SCREENED TOPSOIL

Project Location

13 Om

9 Dl

TP TP

LANDSCAPE ENLARGEMENT PLAN

21 Sn

D3 HERBACEOUS L2.0 PLANTING Scale 1:100

12 Dl 12 Cn

1 Aa

27 Mp

12 Cn TP

10 Aw

SHOVEL CUT EDGE AT PLANTING BED, TYP.

Drawing Title

1 Aa

TP TP

2069 BATTERSEA ROAD GLENBURNIE, ON

10 Aw

BOULDER RETAINING WALL, REFER TO CIVIL DRAWINGS FOR ELEVATIONS AND GRADING

JOINT COUNTY OF FRONTENAC & CRCA ADMINISTRATION OFFICE

D8 SIENNASTONE SMOOTH PRECAST L2.0 CONCRETE RETAINING WALL

9 Aw 13 Aw

Project

9 Cre

6 Ra

8 Sr

Base plan information taken from Site Plan provided by: Company Name: COLBOURNE & KEMBEL, ARCHITECTS INC. Dated: NOVEMBER 2021

Wentworth Landscapes 13392 Loyalist Parkway R.R.1, Picton ON K0K 2T0 613.547.3772

D6 CONCRETE UNIT PAVERS, L2.0 BY UNILOCK BANDING: TOWN HALL, BURNT CLAY FIELD: UMBRIANO RANDOM PATTERN, SUMMER WHEAT

8 Rf

The contractor shall check and verify all dimensions and report any discrepancies, error, or omissions to the Landscape Architect prior to commencing work.

1-STOREY ADDITION

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3 Vl

18 Mp

Project Notes

SEA RO

4 As

1 Aa

Y 40

MCADOO’S LN.

This design and drawing are the property of The Scott Wentworth Landscape Group Ltd. and are not to be copied or used for construction purposes without the Landscape Architect’s express written consent.

1-STOREY ADDITION

2 Ig

Y 21

5 Sh

EXISTING PLANTING TO REMAIN

REMOVE EXISTING CONCRETE UNIT PAVERS AS REQUIRED FOR FOUNDATION EXCAVATION. SALVAGE PAVERS FOR REINSTALLATION

HWY 10

TP TP

24 Ss

COLONEL BY LAKE

EXISTING LAWN

FLAGPOLES RELOCATED TP

10 Mp

1 Aa

WAYFINDING SIGNAGE

1-STOREY ADDITION

Date 2021-12-20 2022-01-18

SYMBOL Trees Ar QwK Shrubs Aa BmG Cr Dl Ig IgG Iv Ra Vl Herbaceous As Ag At Aw Ba Cn Cre Cv Hs Lc Mp Om Rf Sh Sn Sr Ss

BATT ER

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Seal

PLANT MATERIAL SCHEDULE

SCALE: 1:100

Date 2021-01-28 Designed By DD Approved By SW Project Number 200049-DC

Plot Date 2022-01-18 Drawn By AF, DD Drawing Number

L1.1

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North

OF LANDS ON M . WENTWOR

SCO

ARCH PE IT CA H

C ASSO I AT I

Seal

ONTAR TS I EC

TREE PROTECTION SIGNAGE A SIGN THAT IS SIMILAR TO THE ILLUSTRATION TO THE RIGHT MUST BE MOUNTED ON ALL SIDES OF A TREE PROTECTION BARRIER HOARDING. THE SIGN SHOULD BE A MINIMUM OF 400MM X 600MM (15.7"X23.6") AND MADE OF WHITE GATOR BOARD OR EQUIVALENT MATERIAL.

PRUNE AT TIME OF PLANTING TO CAREFULLY REMOVE ALL DEAD, BROKEN, DAMAGED, AND INTERFERING BRANCHES. DO NOT PAINT WOUNDS

SUPPORT TREE WITH TWO 2500MM T-BARS, PAINTED GREEN OR BLACK, AND DRIVEN SECURELY 500MM MIN. INTO UNDISTURBED GROUND. SECURE TRUNK ABOVE FIRST SET OF BRANCHES USING BIO-DEGRADABLE FABRIC STRAP WITH GROMMETS AT ENDS FOR SECURING WITH 12 GALV. WIRE.

PLANTING DEPTH: IN HEAVY CLAY OR POOR DRAINED SOIL ALL WOODY PLANTS TO BE PLACED SO THAT THE ROOT COLLAR IS POSITIONED 75-100MM HIGHER THAN THE SURROUNDING GRADE. PLACE TREE AT HEIGHT SO THAT ROOT COLLAR IS AT OR SLIGHTLY HIGHER THAN SURROUNDING GRADE

WRAP TRUNK WITH PERFORATED PIPE, 600MM LONG OR APPROVED EQUAL ROOT BALL SET ON FIRMLY PACKED SOIL TO PREVENT SETTLING

CUT AND REMOVE ALL WIRE, ROPE, BURLAP AND TWINE FROM AROUND THE TRUNK AND TOP THIRD OF THE ROOT BALL CONSTRUCT 75MM TOPSOIL SAUCER 150MM BEYOND THE EDGE OF THE ROOTBALL

PREMIUM SHREDDED PINE BARK MULCH INSTALLED WITHIN SAUCER TO 75MM COMPACTED DEPTH. KEEP MULCH 100MM AWAY FROM BASE OF TRUNK.

TRIPLE MIX GARDEN LOAM OR SPECIFIED PLANTING MIXTURE, GENTLY PACK WITH WATER TO SETTLE SOIL AROUND ROOT BALL

FINISHED GRADE

PLANT MATERIAL QUALITY STANDARDS ALL PLANT MATERIAL TO CONFORM TO THE LEVELS OF STANDARDS ESTABLISHED BY THE CANADIAN STANDARDS FOR NURSERY STOCK, NINTH EDITION, PUBLISHED BY THE CANADIAN NURSERY LANDSCAPE ASSOCIATION. WATERING ENSURE SHRUBS ARE THOROUGHLY WATERED AT TIME OF PLANTING. CONTINUE WATERING AS REQUIRED TO PROVIDE ADEQUATE MOISTURE FOR THE DURATION OF THE SPECIFIED MAINTENANCE DURING ESTABLISHMENT PERIOD.

REMOVE POTTED SHRUBS FROM POT TAKING CARE NOT TO DAMAGE ROOTS. IF BALLED AND BURLAPPED, CUT AND REMOVE ALL WIRE, ROPE, BURLAP AND TWINE FROM AROUND THE BASE OF SHRUB AND TOP THIRD OF ROOT BALL

PRUNE AT TIME OF PLANTING TO REMOVE ALL DAMAGED, DEAD, OR DISEASED BRANCHES, BEING CAREFUL TO RETAIN THE NATURAL SHAPE OF THE PLANT

TAMP PLANTING MIXTURE BELOW ROOT BALL PRIOR TO SETTING SHRUB AND FILL PLANTING BED IN COMPACTED 150MM LAYERS

PLANT MATERIAL QUALITY STANDARDS ALL PLANT MATERIAL TO CONFORM TO THE LEVELS OF STANDARDS ESTABLISHED BY THE CANADIAN STANDARDS FOR NURSERY STOCK, NINTH EDITION, PUBLISHED BY THE CANADIAN NURSERY LANDSCAPE ASSOCIATION. WATERING ENSURE HERBACEOUS PLANTS ARE THOROUGHLY WATERED AT TIME OF PLANTING. CONTINUE WATERING AS REQUIRED TO PROVIDE ADEQUATE MOISTURE FOR THE DURATION OF THE SPECIFIED MAINTENANCE DURING ESTABLISHMENT PERIOD.

PREMIUM SHREDDED PINE BARK MULCH TO 75MM COMPACTED DEPTH, KEEP MULCH AWAY FROM BASE OF SHRUB

EXISTING TREE TO REMAIN

SITE 2000MM HIGH PLYWOOD HOARDING WITHIN LIMITS OF WORK AND AS SHOWN ON PLANS.

PREMIUM SHREDDED PINE BARK MULCH 75MM COMPACTED DEPTH, ENSURE THAT BARK MULCH IS PULLED AWAY FROM CROWN OF PLANT TO EXPOSE SOIL

TRIPLE MIX GARDEN LOAM OR PLANTING MIXTURE AS SPECIFIED

TRIPLE MIX GARDEN LOAM OR SPECIFIED PLANTING MIXTURE

BURBROOK RD.

DO NOT DISTURB GRADE, STOCKPILE MATERIALS OR TRAVEL WITHIN THE ROOT ZONE OF THE TREES TO BE PRESERVED

HERBACEOUS PLANT MATERIAL

MAINTAIN ORIGINAL GRADE OF PLANT BASE

CL PLYWOOD HOARDING

DRIP LINE

FINISHED GRADE, ENSURE BED SLOPES AWAY FROM BUILDING FOUNDATION

450 1:25

Y 40

450

DECIDUOUS TREE PLANTING

Y 21

Project Notes

COMPACTED SUBGRADE

SCARIFY SURFACE OF SUB-GRADE COMPACTED SUBGRADE

ROOT ZONE

SHRUB PLANTING

1:25

HERBACEOUS PLANTING

1:25

The contractor shall check and verify all dimensions and report any discrepancies, error, or omissions to the Landscape Architect prior to commencing work.

1500

TREE PROTECTION ZONE 1:25

NOT TO SCALE ALUMINUM EDGE RESTRAINT WHERE ABUTTING LAWN AREAS OR PLANTING BEDS, FASTENED WITH 300MM ARDOX SPIKES, 300MM O.C. 100

FILL JOINTS WITH POLYMERIC JOINTING SAND, COLOUR TO BE DETERMINED

Wentworth Landscapes 13392 Loyalist Parkway R.R.1, Picton ON K0K 2T0 613.547.3772

150 38

CONCRETE UNIT PAVERS, REFER TO LANDSCAPE PLAN FOR PAVING PATTERN, TYPES AND SIZES

Consultants

LIMESTONE SCREENING SETTING BED GRANULAR ‘A’ BASE, COMPACTED TO 98% S.P.D. EXISTING SUB-BASE COMPACTED TO 95% S.P.D.

PLANTING BED. CONTRACTOR TO INSTALL TRIPLE MIX PLANTING SOIL, HOLD DOWN SOIL 75MM FROM TOP OF CURB SIENASTONE SMOOTH STEP SET VERTICALLY AS CURB

180

CONCRETE UNIT PAVERS D6 1:10

100-150MM DIA. GRANITE RIVERSTONE MULCH. TOP OF MULCH GRADE TO BE FLUSH WITH ADJACENT GRADE

SIENNA STONE SMOOTH COPING UNIT BY UNILOCK.

FINISHED GRADE, REFER TO LANDSCAPE PLAN FOR SURFACE MATERIAL

LINE MULCH AREA WITH GEOTEXTILE FILTER FABRIC, TYPAR 3341 OR APPROVED EQUAL

GRANULAR ‘A’ BASE, COMPACTED TO 98% S.P.D.

FINISHED GRADE OF PLANTING BED

VARIES REFER TO CIVIL ENGINEERING DRAWINGS FOR WALL HEIGHTS

250

CONCRETE UNIT PAVERS, REFER TO DETAIL D6 ON SHEET L2.0

500

GRANULAR ‘A’ BASE, COMPACTED TO 98% S.P.D. 500

PLANTER CURB 1:10

RIVERSTONE MULCH 1:10

150

SIENNASTONE SMOOTH PRECAST CONCRETE RETAINING WALL

D8 1:10

COUNTY OF FRONTENAC

JOINT COUNTY OF FRONTENAC & CRCA ADMINISTRATION OFFICE Project Location

102MM DIA. PERFORATED DRAINAGE LINE SET IN 19MM CLEAR STONE

EXISTING SUB-BASE COMPACTED TO 95% S.P.D.

Client

Project

SIENNA STONE SMOOTH 500 STANDARD UNIT BY UNILOCK.

150

200

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MCADOO’S LN.

COLONEL BY LAKE

SCARIFY SURFACE OF SUBGRADE

300 ROOT BALL 300 MIN (SIZE VARIES) MIN

Key Map UNITY RD.

RD.

GUYING - PLAN VIEW

NOTES -PLACE MULCH TO EVEN HORIZONTAL GRADE. -FIRMLY COMPACTED BACKFILLED TRIPLE MIX GARDEN LOAN OR SPECIFIED PLANTING MIXTURE TO ELIMINATE AIR POCKETS AND PREVENT SETTLEMENT.

BATT ERSE A

DIRECTION OF PREVAILING WINDS

Date 2021-12-20 2022-01-18

HWY 11

WATERING ENSURE TREES ARE THOROUGHLY WATERED AT TIME OF PLANTING. CONTINUE WATERING AS REQUIRED TO PROVIDE ADEQUATE MOISTURE FOR THE DURATION OF THE SPECIFIED MAINTENANCE DURING ESTABLISHMENT PERIOD.

NOTES -SHRUBS AS DETAILED REPRESENTS BOTH CONIFEROUS AND DECIDUOUS SPECIES -PLACE MULCH TO EVEN HORIZONTAL GRADE -SHRUBS PLANTED IN GROUPS SHALL BE SET IN CONTINUOUS PLANTING BEDS, REFER TO LANDSCAPE LAYOUT PLANS -SHRUB BEDS TO BE BACKFILLED WITH TRIPLE MIX GARDEN LOAM PLANTING MIXTURE, OR AS SPECIFIED TO A COMPACTED DEPTH OF 450MM -FIRMLY COMPACTED BACKFILLED PLANTING MIXTURE TO ELIMINATE AIR POCKETS AND PREVENT SETTLEMENT

Issues and Revisions ISSUED FOR REVIEW ISSUED FOR SPC

HWY 10

NOTES

REFER TO TREE PRESERVATION SPECIFICATIONS TREE PROTECTION ZONE (TPZ)
ALL PROTECTIVE FENCING SHALL BE IN PLACE NO GRADE CHANGE, STORAGE OF PRIOR TO ANY SITE ALTERATIONS/CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS, VEHICLES OR EQUIPMENT IS ACTIVITY AND TO BE MAINTAINED TO SPECIFICATION PERMITTED WITHIN THIS TPZ. THIS TREE THROUGHOUT THE PROJECT UP TO AND INCLUDING PROTECTION BARRIER MUST NOT BE THE COMPLETION OF ALL LANDSCAPE TREATMENTS. REMOVED WITHOUT THE WRITTEN
MAINTAIN PROTECTIVE PLYWOOD HOARDING IN AUTHORIZATION OF THE OWNER AND PLACE FOR THE ENTIRE DURATION OF CONSTRUCTION OR PROJECT MANAGER.
NO PERSON OR CONTRACTOR SHALL ENTER, MOVE OR ADJUST THE TPZ ONCE THE HOARDING HAS BEEN ERECTED. THE TPZ SHALL NOT BE REMOVED UNTIL THE COMPLETION OF THE PROJECT.
HAND EXCAVATION MANDATORY WITHIN THE TREE PROTECTION ZONE (1500MM OF ROT MASS), UNDER ISA CERTIFIED ARBORIST SUPERVISION.
CONTRACTOR TO REPLACE SUB-BASE MATERIAL IMMEDIATELY TO COVER ROOT MASS AND WATERING PROGRAM IMPLEMENTED.
IF EXCAVATION OCCURS WITHIN THE TREE PROTECTION FENCING THEN A ISA CERTIFIED ARBORIST SHALL BE PRESENT DURING EXCAVATION TO PERFORM OR SUPERVISE ROOT PRUNING OF TREES IN OR AT THE PERIPHERY OF THE TREE PROTECTION ZONE.

No. 1. 2.

EXISTING SUB-BASE COMPACTED TO 95% S.P.D.

2069 BATTERSEA ROAD GLENBURNIE, ON Drawing Title LANDSCAPE DETAILS

Scale AS NOTED Date 2021-10-08 Designed By DD Approved By SW Project Number 200049-DC

Plot Date 2022-01-18 Drawn By AF, DD Drawing Number

L2.0

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NOTES:

150

R-

DRAWINGS MUST NOT BE SCALED. VERIFY DIMENSIONS ON SITE

5 PI

PART 1 4 13R-10 545

4-0331

36 32

4-0 31 1

(LT )

NIN G

RO A

DW IDE

PA RT

PART 7 13R-10545

PART 6 13R-10545

PIN 3632

SIGN TYPE A BOTH SIGNS

10 30 35 48

PART 1 0 13R-10 545

-10 54

SIGN TYPE B THIS SIGN ONLY

PART 5 13R-10 545

10 30 25 30

BY PERMIT ONLY AVEC PERMIS SEULEMENT

PAR T

11 13R

105 4

(LT)

125

PIN 3632

VAN ACCESSIBLE

4-0311

(LT)

PART 5 13R-10 545

BARRIER FREE PARKING SIGNS SCALE:

PART 3 13R-10300

1 :5

0(L

363

26-

026

PART 2 13R-16141

K BF

1525

BLUE BACKGROUND 1525

6.1m F

RON T

YAR

6000

(LT)

TBA C

4-0331

TYPE B 2700 TYPE A (VAN) 3400 EQ EQ

D SE

PIN 3632

PA 13R- RT 1 2035 0

PART 3 13R-16141

PART 1 13R-16 141

WHITE SYMBOL AND BORDER

800

BARRIER FREE PARKING DETAIL SCALE:

OUT

TTE

T FIR ER

1 : 50

RSE

EXIS

449.4 (m) REARYARD SETBACK

SITE STATISTICS

457.0 (m) TO PROPERTY LINE

1 No.

KINGSTON TOWNSHIP RESTRICTED AREA ZONING BY-LAW NO. 76-26

EXIST 2 STOREY BUILDING

1 STOREY ADDITION FF 116.05

EXIST 2 STOREY BUILDING FF 116.05

1 STOREY ADDITION FF 116.05

6.1 m

9.1 m

DESCRIPTION

REQ’D/PERMITTED

PROVIDED

PERMITTED USE

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY

ADMIN OFFICE OF THE COUNTY EXISTING

FRONT YARD (MIN.)

6.1 m (20 ft)

8.6 m (28 ft 2 in)

REAR YARD (MIN.)

7.6 m (25 ft)

457.0 m (1,500 ft) NO CHANGE

EXTERIOR SIDE YARD (MIN.)

N/A

INTERIOR SIDE YARD (MIN.)

6.1 m (20 ft)

11.1 m (36 ft 5 in) NO CHANGE - NORTH 245 m (805 ft 10 in) NO CHANGE - SOUTH

PIN 3632

4-0331

(LT)

ACK

102

6.1m FR

ONT YA R

D SETB

EXISTING BUILDING

LOT COVERAGE (MAX.)

30%

1.3% (5,111 m2 OF 419,100 m2)

LANDSCAPED OPEN SPACE (MAX.)

30%

96.5% (404,400 m2 of 419,000 m2)

HEIGHT OF BUILDING (MAX.)

10.7 m (35 ft)

8.5 m (27 ft 10 in) NO CHANGE

PARKING

GENERAL PROVISIONS - SECTION 16 TOTAL NUMBER OF SPACES 3.57 SPACES / 100m2 OF GFA 460 m2/100 m2 = 4.60 x (3.57 SPACES) = 16.4 ~ 16 SPACES

16 NEW SPACES TOTAL INCLUDING 3 ACCESSIBLE SPACES (2 TYPE A & 1 TYPE B)

TC BY

ISSUED FOR SITE PLAN CONTROL REVISIONS/SUBMISSIONS

22/17/01 DATE

PROJECT

COUNTY OF FRONTENAC ADMIN OFFICES 2069 BATTERSEA RD, GLENBURNIE, ON DRAWING

(FOR 460 m2 GFA OF NEW ADDITION)

NUMBER OF ACCESSIBLE SPACES 10% OF REQ. PARKING SPACES 16 x 0.1 = 1.6 ~ 2 ACCESSIBLE SPACES 1 TYPE A & 1 TYPE B

SITE PLAN SCALE

As indicated PROFESSIONAL SEAL

PARKING SPACE DIMENSIONS ACCORDING TO ‘SCHEDULE C’

DRAWN

DATE

CG/TB

DEC 2020

EXISTING BUILDING

CHECKED

PARKING PERMITTED IN ALL YARDS

REVIEWED

SITE PLAN SCALE:

1 : 500

PRINTED

11/11/21 DRAWING No.

10m

20m

30m

40m

PROJECT No.

50m NOT FOR PERMIT OR CONSTRUCTION WITHOUT SEAL AND ISSUED NOTE

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PIN 363

24-033

1(LT)

NOTES:

DRAWINGS MUST NOT BE SCALED. VERIFY DIMENSIONS ON SITE

TACTILE ATTENTION INDICATOR

TYP

150

TYP E

TYP

EB TYP

EXIST TREE

RELOCATE EXISTING FLAG POLES (3)

EXISTING SIGN

ASPHALT PAVING

540

REMOVE EXISTING CONC PIER AND FILL HOLE WITH COMPACTED GRANULAR ‘B’, COMPACTED GRANULAR ‘A’ AND FINISHS WITH ASPHALT PAVING

TYP

CONCRETE CURB

TYP

EXISTING ASPHALT

TACTILE ATTENTION INDICATOR

EXIST TREE REMOVE CONCRETE SIDEWALK AND PAD CONCRETE UNIT PAVERS

1 STOREY ADDITION FF 116.05

EXISTING BUILDING

EXIST 2 STOREY BUILDING FF 116.05

EXIST 2 STOREY BUILDING

EXIST TREE

COMPLETELY DEMOLISH AND DISPOSE OF EXISTING STRUCTURE, REFER TO 700 SERIES DRAWINGS

REMOVE EXISTING CONCRETE UNIT PAVERS

REMOVE WINDOW WELL

REMOVE STONE PATH

1 STOREY ADDITION FF 116.05

BASEMENT FF 113.59

RELOCATE EXISTING BACK-UP GENERATOR

BAT

RELOCATED FLAG POLES

EXISTING CONCRETE STAIRS

REMOVE EXISTING CONCRETE UNIT PAVERS AS REQUIRED FOR FOUNDATION EXCAVATION. SALVAGE PAVERS FOR REINSTALLATION AND REINSTALL

EXIST LIGHT BOLLARD

TER

REMOVE WOOD SIGN AND TURN OVER TO OWNER

ERTY

EXIST LP

PROP

EXISTING CONCRETE UNIT PAVERS

ROA

EXISTING STONE PIERS

EXIST LIGHT BOLLARD

6.1 m S

EXISTING RETAINING WALL

ETBA

EXISTING CONCRETE SIDEWALK

CENT R

E LIN

SEA

ROU

FIRE

LINE

TING

E OF

EXIS

NEW WAYFINDING SIGN

EXISTING CONCRETE SIDEWALK

ASPHALT PAVING

ROA

TYP

ALTER EXISTING DOWNSPOUT TO DISCHARGE ON NEW ROOF

POURED CONCRETE PAD AT EXIT DOOR FRON

REMOVE A/C UNIT REMOVE CONCRETE PATIO AND PROVIDE CONCRETE UNIT PAVERS

SAWCUT AND REMOVE EXISTING CONCRETE PAD AS REQUIRED FOR FOUNDATION EXCAVATION. PROVIDE 100 THICK POURED CONCRETE, BROOMED FINISH, ON 150 COMPACTED GRANULAR ‘A’ ON COMPACTED GRANULAR ‘B’

REMOVE A/C UNIT

FREE DRAINING GRANULAR AND DRAINAGE PIPE IN NEW WINDOW WELL

6.1 m T YAR D SET

BASEMENT FF 112.85

EXISTING CURBS

1 No.

TC BY

ISSUED FOR SITE PLAN CONTROL REVISIONS/SUBMISSIONS

22/17/01 DATE

BACK

EXISTING ASPHALT

POURED CONCRETE RETAINING WALLS PROJECT

1 STOREY ADDITION FF 116.05

SAWCUT CONTROL JOINTS AT 1500 O.C. MAX

DRAWING

CONCRETE UNIT PAVERS

TOPSOIL AND SOD

(LT) EXISTING CONCRETE PAD

EXIST TREE

EXIST GRASS RELOCATE EXISTING METAL GAZEBO

EXISTING STONE WALKWAY AND STEPS

EXIST TREE

END OF EXISTING STONE WALL

EXISTING STEPS

EXISTING GROUND LEVEL STRUCTURE

2069 BATTERSEA RD, GLENBURNIE, ON

TOPSOIL AND SOD

24-033 1

COUNTY OF FRONTENAC ADMIN OFFICES

GALVANIZED STEEL GUARD

EXISTING COLUMNS AND ROOF

PIN 363

REMOVE EXISTING TREES AND STUMPS TO MINIMUM 610 BELOW FINISHED GRADE AND PROVIDE TOPSOIL AND SOD

EXIST TREES

EXISTING PROPANE TANK

EXISTING STONE WALL

PART SITE PLAN GENERAL NOTES

ITEMS INDICATED ARE NEW (SUPPLY AND INSTALL) UNLESS SPECIFICALLY INDICATED TO BE EXISTING (“EX”, “EXIST”, “EXISTING”) INFORMATION ON THIS SITE PLAN HAS BEEN TAKEN FROM A SURVEY COMPLETED BY HOPKINS CHITTY LAND SURVEYORS INC, DATED JULY 15, 2021

SCALE

1 : 200 PROFESSIONAL SEAL

1 : 200

DATE

CG/TB CHECKED

TC REVIEWED

PART SITE PLAN SCALE:

DRAWN

DEC 2020 PRINTED

11/30/21 DRAWING No.

12m

16m

PROJECT No.

20m NOT FOR PERMIT OR CONSTRUCTION WITHOUT SEAL AND ISSUED NOTE

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REAR ADDITION PERSPECTIVE

SCALE:

FRONT ADDITION PERSPECTIVE SCALE:

2 SKA1

A.1

B B.1

1 316

2 315

307

310

1 1.1 TO FACE OF EXIST CHIMNEY

2 165

1490

4605

6095

STORAGE 026

3.1

030

033

STORAGE

034

W/C

KITCHEN

029

024

5500

LIFT

023

5 316

STORAGE

032

CORR.

OFFICE

036

035

022

12 2045

W/R 3455

10 STAIRS

13 3 315

20 OFFICE

025

028

WORKSTATIONS

STORAGE

IT ROOM

021

037

1 No.

5500

STORAGE

TC BY

ISSUED FOR SITE PLAN CONTROL REVISIONS/SUBMISSIONS

22/17/01 DATE

VESTIBULE

038

031

14 PROJECT

COUNTY OF FRONTENAC ADMIN OFFICES

4 315

5 315

2069 BATTERSEA RD, GLENBURNIE, ON

DRAWING

BASEMENT FLOOR CONSTRUCTION PLAN & PERSPECTIVES

SCALE

15x D

1 : 100

PROFESSIONAL SEAL

DRAWN

DATE

TB/CG

1 SKA1

1 315

CHECKED

REVIEWED

BASEMENT CONSTRUCTION PLAN

PRINTED

22/17/01 DRAWING No.

SCALE:

1 : 100

DEC 2020

PROJECT No.

NOT FOR PERMIT OR CONSTRUCTION WITHOUT SEAL AND ISSUED NOTE

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NOTES:

1 316

2 315

2 1

308

310

A A.1

B.1

ISA ENTRY SIGNAGE GRID A IS FACE OF EXIST BUILDING

GRID C IS FACE OF EXIST BUILDING

1 1.1 VEST

W/R

100

OFFICE

120

117

OFFICE

OFFICE 116

119

LOBBY

STAIR/EXIT

101

106

ISA ENTRY SIGNAGE

GRID 3.1 IS FACE OF THIS WALL

3.1

OFFICE

115

118

10 325

104

W/R OFFICE

RECEPTION W/R

103

MEETING

105

110

5 316

114

VEST

123

122

UNIV. WR

KITCHEN

124

125

126

CORRIDOR 113

BREAKOUT SPACE

CORRIDOR

8 325

BREAK ROOM

3455

BF W/R

121

CORRIDOR

127

12 5 316

2045

2 316

102

13 3 315

TRAINING/ MEETING ROOM

108

109

STORAGE

CLERK

111

112

MEETING ROOM

1 No.

5500

TRAINING/ MEETING ROOM

TC BY

ISSUED FOR SITE PLAN CONTROL REVISIONS/SUBMISSIONS

128

SHARED COLLAB SPACE

PROJECT

107

5 315

COUNTY OF FRONTENAC ADMIN OFFICES

4 315

2069 BATTERSEA RD, GLENBURNIE, ON

DRAWING

GROUND FLOOR CONSTRUCTION PLAN

24 GRID A IS FACE OF EXIST BUILDING

SCALE

A A.1

1 : 100

PROFESSIONAL SEAL

DRAWN

DATE

TB/CG

1 315

CHECKED

REVIEWED

GROUND FLOOR CONSTRUCTION PLAN

DEC 2020 PRINTED

22/17/01 DRAWING No.

SCALE:

1 : 100

22/17/01 DATE

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2 SKA1

A.1 A

B B.1

1 316

2 315

309

1 1.1 W/C

214

WORKSTATIONS 215

2 316

3.1

OFFICE

213

216

STORAGE DN

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W/C

STORAGE

211

210

OFFICE GROUP ROOM

207

209 876

5 316

OFFICE CORRIDOR

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Room

145

OFFICE

3 315

OFFICE POD

OFFICE

202

205

1 No.

TC BY

ISSUED FOR SITE PLAN CONTROL REVISIONS/SUBMISSIONS

22/17/01 DATE

WORKSTATIONS

201

203

EXIT

OFFICE

144

204

14 PROJECT

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4 315

5 315

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SECOND FLOOR CONSTRUCTION PLAN AND ATTIC PLAN

SCALE

15x D

1 : 100

PROFESSIONAL SEAL

DRAWN

DATE

TB/CG

1 SKA1

1 315

CHECKED

ATTIC PLAN SCALE:

1 : 100

REVIEWED

SECOND FLOOR CONSTRUCTION PLAN

PRINTED

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SCALE:

1 : 100

DEC 2020

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EAST ADDITION

NORTH ADDITION (MAIN ENTRANCE)

EXISTING BUILDING

ELEVATION NOTES E1 E2 E3 E4 E5 E6 E7 E8 E9 E10 E11 E12 E13

DRAWINGS MUST NOT BE SCALED. VERIFY DIMENSIONS ON SITE

122.38 ATTIC

E1 E7 E5

E13

T/O STEEL 4170

119.21

LEVEL 2 121.42

E7 E13

LEVEL 1 118.06

116.05 GROUND FLOOR

E12 LEVEL 0 114.57

112.85 ADDITION BASEMENT

NORTH ELEVATION SCALE:

1 : 100

SOUTH ADDITION

EXISTING ADDITION

EAST ADDITION

ATTIC 122.38 121.42 LEVEL 2

E12

SECOND FLOOR 119.41

118.06 LEVEL 1

5650

GROUND FLOOR 116.05

114.57 LEVEL 0

E10 HOUSE BASEMENT 113.59

E11

ADDITION BASEMENT 112.85

SOUTH ELEVATION SCALE:

1 : 100

1 No.

E7 E2

119.21

E12

ISSUED FOR SITE PLAN CONTROL REVISIONS/SUBMISSIONS

22/17/01 DATE

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E2 E2

T/O STEEL

E5 E7

PROJECT

SECOND FLOOR 119.41

T/O STEEL 4670

119.21

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TC BY

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GROUND FLOOR 116.05

E10 E5

SCALE

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BUILDING ELEVATIONS 1 : 100 PROFESSIONAL SEAL

E5 E11

DRAWN

DATE

TB/CG CHECKED

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SOUTH ADDITION EAST ELEVATION SCALE:

1 : 100

SOUTH ADDITION WEST ELEVATION SCALE:

1 : 100

DEC 2020

ADDITION BASEMENT 112.85

JC REVIEWED

EAST ELEVATION

22/17/01 DRAWING No.

SCALE:

1 : 100

PRINTED

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City of Kingston Planning Division

The Site Plan Accessibility Checklist is a tool to be used during the Site Plan Control process that provides the development community and City staff with a clear and systematic approach to the review of development applications. It is intended to ensure that proposed development is accessible and implements the goals and objectives of the following applicable policies, regulations, and legislation that were used to formulate the Checklist:      

Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 Integrated Accessibility Standards, O. Reg. 413/12 Integrated Accessibility Standards, O. Reg. 191/11 Building Code Act, O.Reg 332-12 City of Kingston Official Plan, 2017 City of Kingston Site Plan Control Guidelines, 2009

The City of Kingston recommends that applicants review the applicable sections of the preceding documents if there is uncertainty regarding the intent of an item in the checklist. This may be done prior to completing and submitting the Site Plan Accessibility Checklist with their Site Plan Control submission or for clarification during the review process. Please note that as per provincial legislation, if there is a conflict between requirements, the provision that provides the highest level of accessibility shall prevail. The Accessibility Checklist will be updated regularly in light of any changes to the AODA (2005), Ontario Building Code, and/or City Official Plan and Zoning By-law provisions. The Accessibility Checklist covers 7 specific target areas:

Accessible Parking and Loading;
Exterior Paths of Travel;
Curb Ramps and Depressed Curbs;
Entrances and Exits
Ramps and Stairs
Outdoor Amenity Space;
Signage and Lighting By answering the questions listed in the Accessibility Checklist, the specific criteria can be evaluated for each proposal, increasing both certainty and the speed of development review. This will also both contribute to an equitable, flexible, and intuitive built form and promote the education and awareness regarding importance and potential benefits of constructing safe, accessible, and universally-designed developments.

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Site Plan Accessibility Checklist

Accessible Parking and Loading 1.1 - Do the total number and type of provided accessible parking spaces on-site comply with Zoning By-Law requirements? Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference 1/101

1.2 - Do the accessible parking stall dimension and access aisles meet the required standards as per the Zoning By-Law? Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference 1/102

1.3 - Are the accessible parking stalls located as close as possible to the primary or each accessible entrance of the building? Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference 1/102

1.4 - Are there accessible signs with the International Symbol of Access marking the accessible parking, entrances, ramps and exterior passenger loading zones? Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference 1/102

1.5 - Are the accessible stalls marked by the International Symbol of Access? Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference 1/101

1.6 - Is the grade level change for accessible stalls less than 5% in all directions? Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference C1

1.7 - Has a vertical clearance of 2.9 metres been provided for all accessible parking stalls, loading zones and routes? Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference 1/101

1.8 - Are any accessible parking stalls that are oriented parallel to the curb paired with an access aisle, accessible from either side and located near an accessible exterior path of travel? Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

1.9 - Is an exterior passenger loading zone provided? Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

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1.10 - If there is a passenger loading zone, does it meet the following:    

A direct and level route provided to the main entrance of the building and, ideally, a roof shelter/weather protection An access aisle not less than 2.44 m wide and 7.4 m long adjacent and parallel to the vehicle pull-up space A curb ramp, where there are curbs between the access aisle and vehicle pull up space A vertical clearance of not less than 3.6 m at the vehicle pull up space and along the vehicle access and egress routes Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

Exterior Paths of Travel 2.1 - Is there an accessible exterior path of travel from the municipal right of way to the building? Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

2.2 - Is an accessible exterior path of travel provided between an accessible entrance and an exterior parking area? Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

2.3 - Are there accessible paths of travel to parking areas? Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

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2.4 - Is the exterior path of travel separated from the vehicular entrance and drive aisle? Colour and texture that contrast the surroundings should be used, with wheel stops placed to provide a minimum of 0.8 metres of clear space. Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference 1/101

2.5 - Is a tactile attention indicator provided to identify the entry where an accessible path of travel enters a vehicular route and no curbs or other elements separate the accessible route from the vehicular route? Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

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2.6 - Are the paths of travel a minimum clear width of 1.5 m? This may be reduced to 1.2 m where a path connects with a curb ramp. Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

1/102

2.7 - If an exterior path is more than 30 metres in length, is a turnaround space provided? It is to be not less than 1.8 metres in length and width. Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

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2.8 - Is the pedestrian route level or does it have a maximum change in grade of 5% (1:20)? Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference C2

2.9 - Does the pedestrian route have a firm, slip-resistant surface? Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference D6/L.2

2.10 - Are there any openings through the surface of the path? If so, they must be under 13 mm with elongated openings oriented perpendicular to the direction of travel. Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference L1.1

2.11 - Is there head room clearance of at least 2.1 metres over the path and free of overhanging foliage? Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference L1.1

2.12 - Are street features such as benches, bike racks, etc. adjacent to pathways or in areas where they will not be a hazard or a barrier?* Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

2.13 - If there is a proposed walkway or pedestrian bridge connecting two or more buildings, is it accessible? Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

2.14 - Are any accessible recreational trails or beach access routes proposed as part of the development? Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

2.15 - Is a rest area (e.g. bench) placed along the path of travel? Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

2.16 - Do any of the accessibility requirements specified in this section affect the natural or cultural heritage value of the property? Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

Curb Ramps and Depressed Curbs 3.1 - Curb ramps provide a sloped access route from a pedestrian walkway down to a vehicular roadway. Have curb ramps been provided on an exterior path of travel for access from the parking area? Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

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3.2 - If there are curb ramps, do they meet the following:      

Minimum clear width of 1.2 metres Aligned with the direction of travel Running slope of maximum 1:8 where elevation is less than 75 mm and maximum 1:10 where elevation is between 75 mm and 200 mm Maximum cross slope is no more than 1:50 Maximum slope on flared side is not more than 1:10 When at pedestrian crossings, curb ramps must have tactile walking surface indicators that have raised tactile profiles; high tonal contrast; are located at the bottom of the curb ramp; are set back 150 to 200 mm from the curb edge and are a minimum of 610 mm in depth Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

3.3 - Depressed curbs also provide sloped access route from a pedestrian route to a vehicular route, but they are much wider than a curb ramp. Have depressed curbs been provided on an exterior path of travel? Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

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3.4 - If there are depressed curbs, do they meet the following requirements:  

Maximum running slope of 1:20 Aligned with the direction of travel Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

3.5 - Do depressed curbs at pedestrian crossings have walking surface indicators that incorporate the following:     

Raised tactile profiles High tonal contrast Located at the bottom portion of the depressed curb flush with the roadway Set back 150 to 200 mm from the curb edge A minimum of 610 mm in depth Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

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Entrances and Exits 4.1 - Does the project have the proper number of accessible entrances?   

1 to 3 entrances = 1 accessible entrance required 4 to 5 entrances = 2 accessible entrances required More than 5 entrances = minimum 50% of all entrances (please provide number of required accessible entrances) Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

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4.2 - Do accessible entrances connect to a hard surface connection for an accessible route at sidewalk level or an accessible ramp? Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

1/102

4.3 - Has a 1.67 metre by 1.67 metre level area been provided adjacent to an accessible doorway? Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

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4.4 - Do the entrance areas adjacent to exterior paths of travel provide a minimum clear opening of 850 mm, whether the entrance includes a gate, bollard or other entrance design? Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

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4.5 - Do emergency exits that lead to ramps or stairs incorporate a colour contrast to or a tactile indicator to indicate changes in level? Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

Ramps and Stairs 5.1 - Have ramps been provided on an exterior path of travel and / or to an entrance / exit? Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

5.2 - If so, do the ramps meet the following:           

Minimum clear width of 0.9 metres Firm, stable, slip-resistant surface Maximum running slope of no more than 1:12 A level area at the top and bottom Visual and texture alerts at transition points Edge protection with a curb at least 50 mm high or railings or other barriers that extend to within 50 mm of the finished ramp surface A wall or guard on both sides Handrails on both sides Width of the ramp between handrails 900mm (36") or greater An intermediate handrail if more than 2.2 metres in width Surface openings in ramps under 13 mm in size with any elongated openings oriented perpendicular to the direction of travel Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

5.3 - Are there landings provided? Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

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5.4 - If there are landings, do they meet the following:     

Provided at the top and bottom, at horizontal intervals not greater than 9 metres, and where there is an abrupt change in direction A minimum of 1.67 metres by 1.67 metres at the top and bottom of the ramp and at an abrupt turn A minimum of 1.67 metres and at least the same width for an in-line ramp A maximum cross-slope of 1:50 Incorporates tactile attention indicators along any edge of a platform not protected by a guard and higher than 0.25 metres above grade Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

5.5 - Are there stairs that connect to an exterior path of travel? Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference 1/102

5.6 - If there are stairs, do they meet the following requirements:           

Slip-resistant finish on treads Uniform risers and runs Rise between successive treads of between 125 and 180 mm Run between successive steps of between 280 and 355 mm Closed risers Maximum nosing projection of 38 mm High tonal contrast markings that extend the full tread width of the leading edge of each step Tactile walking surface indicators Handrails on both sides of stairs A guard not less than 920 mm on each Intermediate handrail for stairs more than 2200 mm in width. Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

Outdoor Amenity Space 6.1 - Are there outdoor public eating or play spaces associated with this application? Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

6.2 - If there are public eating areas, do they incorporate the following:   

A minimum 20% of tables (minimum 1 table) with clearance beneath the table to accommodate a mobility aid A ground surface leading to and under the tables that is level, firm and stable Surrounded by clear ground space that allows for a forward approach Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

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6.3 - If there are play areas, do they incorporate the following:  

Accessibility features such as sensory and active play components for interactive play for children and caregivers A ground surface that is firm, stable and has impact attenuating properties with sufficient clearance for movement Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

Signage and Lighting 7.1 - Is a sign incorporating the International Symbol of Access located at the building entrance and installed appropriately? Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

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7.2 - Do the characters, symbols or pictographs on tactile signs comply with municipal standards? Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

7.3 - Has sufficient lighting been provided at the building entrances, along exterior paths of travel, and near accessible parking spaces and passenger loading spaces? Light must not spill or adversely affect adjacent properties. Yes ☐ No ☐

N/A ☐

Drawing Reference

*N/A - Not Applicable - Please provide additional detail in comments Please note: Some of these items may be described using an explanatory note rather than being illustrated on the drawing. The drawing reference for the explanatory note is still required.

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Report 2022-037 Committee Report To:

Chair and Members of the Frontenac Accessibility Advisory Committee

From:

Jannette Amini, Manager of Legislative Services/Clerk

Date of meeting: April 5, 2022 Re:

Frontenac Accessibility Advisory Committee – Update Report

Recommendation This report is for information purposes only. Background The Accessibility Advisory Committee is mandated to assist County and Township Councils in enabling persons with disabilities to have equal access to all opportunities within the County as well as work with Council and the community at large to identify and address the needs of persons with disabilities within the community. Comment The follow is a list of accessibility updates and activities that have occurred during 2021 for the County of Frontenac:

K&P Trail Benches: We have ordered benches and will begin installation over the summer. As some benches will be located in areas that attract more use from seniors and others requiring assistance, we will consider priority locations for adding armrests, and consult with the Accessibility committee at that time. Updates are forthcoming on www.engagefrontenac.ca/kp-trail Installation of edge protection: Edge protection has been installed along several areas with high risk of dangerous falls. Information and photos can be found at www.engagefrontenac.ca/kp-trail Verona Trailhead Paving of the Verona Trailhead with addition of curbs and improved, safe, level access to the K&P Trail will be completed in May. It is anticipated that we will have a

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ribbon cutting to celebrate the opening of the site and launch of the trail season in at the same time. Photos and a description of the work to date can be found at www.engagefrontenac.ca/kp-trail Other Parking Improvements: Improved parking facilities have been added off-road and adjacent to the trail at Hinchinbrooke station (near white lake road and 38) and Goodfellow Road. This will allow for safer and improved access to these sections of the K&P. The surface is hardpacked stone dust. Updates forthcoming to www.engagefrontenac.ca/kp-trail Development Phase 6: Clarendon Station to Wilbur Station Construction work for this phase of development is planned for the second half of 2022 while land acquisition is completed. The development will continue to follow the established standard outlined in the K&P Trail Management Plan, which follows the Design for Public Spaces Regulation. Staff may wish to consult the committee with respect to the treatment of the trail crossing of the Mississippi along Road 509. 2. Redevelopment of the Administrative Building The Architectural firm that received the contract for the overall design work for the redevelopment of the County Administrative Building, Colbourne & Kembel, Architects Inc. continue to work with staff on this project. The County had initially received funding up to a maximum of $100,000 to redevelop the reception area, including accessible washrooms, however the tenders for this portion of the redevelopment came in well over budget, likely due to the small size of the project. As a result, this area will now be included in the tender for the full project. Staff from both the County and the CRCA completed a review of the drawings and will be presenting the submissions to their respective approval authorities. Should approval be received, it is anticipated that the contract will go out to tender, closing near the end of April, with the contract being awarded in May and construction beginning shortly thereafter, likely June. A separate report with site plan and design details is on the agenda as a separate report for the Committees review. 3. Provincial Updates The Provincial Government has announced that Julie Sawchuk has accepted an invitation to be the chair of the Standards Development Committee that will lead the Province’s review of the Design of Public Spaces accessibility standards for outdoor spaces. The committee will review existing accessibility standards and consider whether new standards might be needed to improve accessibility in Ontario’s public spaces. It will include people with disabilities from across the Province as well as businesses, municipalities and other impacted stakeholders.

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Julie Sawchuk is a best-selling author, professional speaker, and accessibility strategist. She holds Bachelors of Science and Education degrees, is a designated professional for Rick Hansen Foundation Accessibility Certification, and has lived experience as a person who has a spinal cord injury. The Design of Public Spaces Standards Committee is expected to begin work in early 2022 and continue into 2023. 4. Accessible Resources for Local Businesses A key issue that the Committee has addressed in the past is businesses in the County and assisting them in becoming more accessible or to help educate businesses on accessibility, including where to find information on available grants to make your business accessible. Economic Development staff updated the County website with information on the Accessibility Services – Frontenac County webpage and added a link to this information from the Business section on this page. The updated links have been added and the Clerk’s Department is looking to the Committee for input on additional resources: Accessibility Resources Add the following to the Accessibility Webpage on the County website. •

Accessibility in Ontario

•

Access Forward - Training for an accessible Ontario

•

Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005

•

Access Award - Recognizes persons, groups or organizations that have made or are making a significant contribution towards improving access for persons with disabilities.

Add the following to the Business Services page on the County website We recommend checking out the Accessibility information and resources on the Accessible Service tab of the Frontenac County website 5. Sharbot Lake Downtown Revitalization In late January, Adriana Barbary, Sharbot Lake Downtown Revitalization coordinator, reached out to the AAC for input in the hope that the revitalization will help work towards greater accessibility goals. Included in the outreach were the following documents: ➢ Legend (or cheat sheet): highlights the strategic activities where JFAAC are noted as a Champion or Supporting Partner.

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➢ Sharbot Lake Downtown Revitalization Strategic Action Plan (which references the 3rd much more visual document…) ➢ Design Concepts: co-created with Landscape Architects and Urban Planning consultants, using local survey data, workshops and so on. (I am in the process of making this document AODA compliant!) These plans were forwarded to the AAC for individual comments and Mr. Kurt Halliday, AAC community member representing Central Frontenac was tasked with working with Ms. Barbary and Central Frontenac. To date, no site visits have been planned. Strategic Priorities Implications Priority 1: Get behind plans that build community vitality and resilience in times of growth and change. This priority responds to high interest as well as concern shared broadly across the County that communities in the Frontenacs be well supported with infrastructure and services essential to vitality and sustainability in today’s world. Financial Implications There are no direct financial implications associated with this report. Organizations, Departments and Individuals Consulted and/or Affected Richard Allen, Manager of Economic Development, County of Frontenac Angelique Cardinal, Executive Assistant to the CAO and Director of Corporate Services Eric Korhonen, Township of North Frontenac Donna Longmire, Township of Central Frontenac Jillian McCormick, Township of South Frontenac Darlene Plumley, Township of Frontenac Islands

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Report 2022-038 Committee Report To:

Chair and Members of the Frontenac Accessibility Advisory Committee

From:

Jannette Amini, Manager of Legislative Services/Clerk

Date of meeting: April 5, 2022 Re:

Frontenac Accessibility Advisory Committee – Initial Review of the 20232027 Multi-Year Accessibility Plan

Recommendation This report is for information purposes only; however feedback and input is being sought from the Committee. Background The Accessibility Advisory Committee is mandated to assist County and Township Councils of the County of Frontenac in enabling persons with disabilities to have equal access to all opportunities within the County as well as work with Council and the community at large to identify and address the needs of persons with disabilities within the community. The Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 (AODA), Ontario Regulation 191/11 Section 4, directs designated public sector organizations to establish, implement, maintain and document a multi-year accessibility plan which will outline the organization’s strategy to prevent and remove barriers to accessibility and meet the requirements of the Regulation. The plan must be made publicly available and updated at least once every five years. The County of Frontenac, which is considered a large public sector organization under the AODA, adopted its first multi-year accessibility plan on December 18, 2012 for the years 2013 to 2017, the content of which addressed AODA regulations related to training, employment, and information and communications. During the preparation of this document, the Townships were invited to include their own multi-year plans with the County’s, with the intention of producing a joint plan. The Township of North Frontenac was the only Township that provided its multi-year plan. The invitation to the remaining Townships remained open; however the remaining Townships did not provide individual plans. In 2017, the Committee made an additional review of the document to make any minor tweaks and amendments. The 2018-2022 Multi-Year Accessibility Plan expires December 31, 2022.

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Comment The purpose of a Multi-Year plan, as noted under Section 4(1) (a) of Ontario Regulation 191/11 is to establish, implement, maintain and document a multi-year accessibility plan which outlines the Frontenac’s strategies to prevent and remove barriers and meet their requirements under this Regulation. Since 2018, staff within the County and Townships have been working to address the commitments outlined as part of the 2018-2022 Multi-Year Accessibility Plan. This includes work across several areas such as Customer Service, Clear and Accessible Communications, and Enhancing Accessibility of Our Public Spaces. Work on the plan continues to progress in meaningful ways. The current plan ends in 2022, and the County is looking for input on two key components: ➢ ideas on how the County and the Townships could remove barriers for people with disabilities ➢ feedback from residents, community groups and the Committee on the draft plan The County of Frontenac approaches decision-making with the assumption that communication and public input will improve decisions meaning that our decision process will usually become more effective. As an initial step of this year’s review, staff have drafted a project for this on the County’s EngageFrontenac Community Engagement Hub to solicit community. The project is not yet live, however a link to the draft page was provided to the Committee and staff are looking to the members for input on whether there is a need for both additional information or resources that could be included on the project page, any additional engagement tools to the page as needed, as well as any specific questions the Committee would like answered by the public. Once the Committee is in agreement for the site, the project will be added to the engagefrontenac hubs live. Staff will also request that the project may also be added to the Townships engagement sites. A copy of the 2018-2022 Multi-Year Plan is attached at Appendix A to this report for discussion. Strategic Priorities Implications Priority 1: Get behind plans that build community vitality and resilience in times of growth and change. This priority responds to high interest as well as concern shared broadly across the County that communities in the Frontenacs be well supported with infrastructure and services essential to vitality and sustainability in today’s world. Financial Implications There are no direct financial implications associated with this report. Frontenac County Advisory Committees – Initial Review of the 2023-2027 Multi-Year Accessibility Plan April 5, 2022

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Organizations, Departments and Individuals Consulted and/or Affected Eric Korhonen, Township of North Frontenac Donna Longmire, Township of Central Frontenac Jillian McCormick, Township of South Frontenac Darlene Plumley, Township of Frontenac Islands

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Joint Multi-Year Accessibility Plan 2018 – 2022

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Table of Contents

Introduction……………………………………………………………………………………………………3
Statement of Commitment……………………………………………………………………………….6
Guiding Legislation …………………………………………………………………………………………8
The Frontenac Joint Accessibility Advisory Committee………………………………………..9
Overview: What have we accomplished so far…………………………………………………10
Accessibility Policies and Plan for the Frontenacs …………………………………………….11
Improvements Made: ……………………………………………………………………………….17-21 a. County of Frontenac Improvements……………………………………………………………17 b. Township of North Frontenac Improvements ……………………………………………….19 c. Township of Central Frontenac Improvements …………………………………………….20 d. Township of South Frontenac Improvements ………………………………………………20 e. Township of Frontenac Islands Improvements …………………………………………….21
Accessibility Strategic Action Plans: …………………………………………………………..22-27 a. County of Frontenac ………………………………………………………………………………..22 b. Township of North Frontenac…………………………………………………………………….23 c. Township of Central Frontenac ………………………………………………………………….24 d. Township of South Frontenac ……………………………………………………………………25 e. Township of Frontenac Islands ………………………………………………………………….27

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Introduction The multi-year plan is one piece of the ongoing commitment of the County of Frontenac and all four Townships within the County to making our services and the County more accessible for all. The plan establishes clear directions for how the County and Townships will implement accessibility improvements, as well as the timelines by which we will do so. The plan has been developed in tandem with community members who have provided input and advice into its form and content. The County of Frontenac The County of Frontenac is a rural county with several small hamlets and four townships. As of the 2011 census, the County had a population of 26,375. The County provides services to its residents directly and also shares services with the City of Kingston. These responsibilities include: • •

Administration; Land Use Planning - including approval authority for plans of subdivision and condominium and Township Official Plans; Economic Development; Fairmont Home, a municipal long-term care facility operated by the County of Frontenac and funded by the City of Kingston and the County of Frontenac; Emergency and Transportation Services including the provisions of land ambulance service for the Frontenac-Kingston region; Frontenac-Howe Islander Ferry, a 24-hour on demand service; Emergency Management; Weed Inspection.

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The mission of the County of Frontenac is to efficiently and measurably deliver excellent services, recognized as an employer of choice with dedicated and capable staff, adding value in all areas of service delivery, while simultaneously working to strengthen the capacity of the local municipalities we represent. The Township of North Frontenac The Township of North Frontenac is 1,164.73 square kilometers in size and is a lowertier municipality, being part of Frontenac County and home to over 1,842 permanent residents. In addition, there are an estimated 5,000 seasonal residents, total private dwellings of 2,823, private dwellings occupied by usual residents of 904 and a population density per square kilometer of 1.6. North Frontenac Township provides the following services to its residents: • •

Administration; Economic Development;

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Emergency Management; Fire; Police (O.P.P. paid by Township); Building Department; By-law Enforcement and Animal Control; Streetlights in Hamlet Areas; Road Systems; Waste Disposal and Recycling Depots; Cemeteries; Community Halls; Recreation Programs and provide Library Facilities; Crown Land Stewardship Program; Planning.

The Township of Central Frontenac The Township of Central Frontenac is 1,025 square kilometers in size and is a lower-tier municipality, being part of Frontenac County and home to over 2,058 permanent residents. In addition, there are an estimated 2,048 seasonal residents, and total private dwellings of 4,106. Central Frontenac Township provides the following services to its residents: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Administration; Economic Development; Emergency Management; Fire; Police (O.P.P. paid by Township); Building Department; By-law Enforcement and Animal Control; Streetlights in Hamlet Areas; Road Systems; Waste Disposal and Recycling Depots; Cemeteries; Community Halls; Recreation Programs and provide Library Facilities; Crown Land Stewardship Program; Planning.

The Township of South Frontenac The Township of South Frontenac is a growing rural lower-tier municipality located just north of Kingston within the County of Frontenac. South Frontenac offers a combination of agricultural, small-town and cottage-country environments. The municipality has

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18,646 residents who occupy 10,336 private dwellings of which about 3,033 are seasonal. The population is spread across 971 square kilometers leading to a population density of 19.2 residents per square Kilometer. South Frontenac provides the following services to its residents: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Administration and Financial Management; Economic Development; Emergency Management; Fire; Police (O.P.P. paid by Township); Building Department; By-law Enforcement and Animal Control; Streetlights in Hamlet Areas; Sydenham Water Service; Road Systems; Park Maintenance; Waste Disposal and Recycling Depots; Cemeteries; Community Halls; South Frontenac Museum; Recreation Programs, Frontenac Community Arena and provide Library Facilities; Crown Land Stewardship Program; Planning.

The Township of Frontenac Islands The Township of Frontenac Islands Frontenac Islands was formed in 1998 by the amalgamation of two of Ontario’s oldest rural municipalities: Howe Island and Wolfe Island. Both islands can trace their European roots back to New France, but it was only in the years after the War of 1812 that settlement took place in any numbers. The islands are named after two of Britain’s generals from the time period of the Seven Year’s War: James Wolfe and William Howe. Frontenac Islands have a mixture of agricultural and rural lifestyles with a growing proportion of residents working off the islands in Kingston or elsewhere in Frontenac County. The islands, situated as they are at the beginning of the St. Lawrence River, provide a unique location to live and work. Access to the mainland is by boat: both islands are serviced by ferries year-round with the addition of a seasonal ferry to the USA from Wolfe Island from May to November. Frontenac Islands Township provides the following services to its residents:

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Statement of Commitment Through accessibility planning and with the advice of the Frontenac Joint Accessibility Advisory Committee, the Frontenacs (County of Frontenac and the Townships within the County) will strategically identify, remove and prevent as many barriers to persons with disabilities as possible. The Frontenacs are committed to treating all people in a way that allows them to maintain their dignity and independence. We believe in integration and equal opportunity. We are committed to meeting the needs of people with disabilities in a timely manner, and will do so by preventing and removing barriers to accessibility and meeting the accessibility requirements under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act.

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Guiding Legislation The Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 (the “Act”) is part of the province’s goal of making all of Ontario accessible by 2025. This law sets out firm standards and deadlines for removing barriers to accessibility and accommodating the needs of those with disabilities. A “Disability”, as defined under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005, includes: (a)

any degree of physical disability, infirmity, malformation or disfigurement that is caused by bodily injury, birth defect or illness and, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, includes diabetes mellitus, epilepsy, a brain injury, any degree of paralysis, amputation, lack of physical co-ordination, blindness or visual impediment, deafness or hearing impediment, muteness or speech impediment, or physical reliance on a guide dog or other animal or on a wheelchair or other remedial appliance or device,

(b)

a condition of mental impairment or a developmental disability,

(c)

a learning disability, or a dysfunction in one or more of the processes involved in understanding or using symbols or spoken language,

(d)

a mental disorder, or

(e)

an injury or disability for which benefits were claimed or received under the insurance plan established under the Workplace Safety and Insurance Act, 1997; (“handicap”).

Ontario Regulation 191/11, the Integrated Accessibility Standards establishes the accessibility standards for information and communications, employment, transportation, the design of public spaces and customer service. Customer Service Addresses the removal of barriers to customer service at private and public sector organizations. Information and communication Addresses the removal of barriers in access to information. Includes information provided in person, in print, on a website, or through other means.

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Employment Addresses the supports given to employees and those who are being assessed for employment. Transportation Addresses the barriers and supports for transit customers. Design of Public Spaces Addresses the barriers and supports for the construction and redevelopment of public spaces including recreational trails and beach access routes; outdoor public use eating areas; outdoor play spaces; exterior paths of travel; accessible parking; obtaining services; and maintenance of accessible elements. The multi-year plan is also part of what is required by legislation. The Act requires organizations to establish, implement, maintain and document a multi-year accessibility plan which outlines the organization’s strategy to prevent and remove barriers and meet its requirements under the Regulation. The Frontenacs are required to post the accessibility plan on the following web sites: County of Frontenac – County of Frontenac website Township of North Frontenac – Township of North Frontenac website Township of Central Frontenac – Township of Central Frontenac website Township of South Frontenac – Township of South Frontenac website Township of Frontenac Islands – Township of Frontenac Islands website and to provide the plan in an accessible format upon request. The plan must also be updated every five years.

The Joint Frontenac Accessibility Advisory Committee In 2002, the County and the four Townships established a Joint Frontenac Accessibility Advisory Committee. The mandate of the Committee is to assist the Frontenac Councils in enabling persons with disabilities to have equal access to all opportunities within the County. The Committee holds up to six meetings per year, which are held during the day and last for one or two hours. Committee members currently sit from their date of appointment for the term of Council (November 30th of an election year), and are paid a per diem of $75 for each meeting, along with reimbursement for mileage to and from the meeting. The composition of the Committee includes one representative from each township, one representative from the community at large and two members of County Council. Frontenac Joint Multi-Year Accessibility Plan 2018 – 2022

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The duties of the Committee include: (a)

advise County Council about the legislative requirements and implementation of the accessibility standards and the preparation of accessibility reports and such other matters for which the Council may seek its advice;

(b)

review in a timely manner the site plans and drawings described in section 41 of the Planning Act that the committee selects in terms of how they address the accessibility needs of persons with disabilities;

(c)

perform all other functions as specified by legislation;

(d)

in consultation with Council and Municipal Staff, review new and existing municipal by-laws and policies as applicable;

(e)

work with Council and the community at large to identify and address the needs of persons with disabilities within the community; and

(f)

provide recommendations to Council on the promotion of public awareness and understanding of the needs of persons with disabilities.

The Committee played an important role in the development of this multi-year plan.

Overview: What we have accomplished so far? In 2009, Frontenac Councils adopted the Accessible Customer Service Policy, making the Frontenacs compliant with Ontario Regulation 429/07. This regulation established accessibility standards for customer service across the province, ensuring that Ontarians receive services based on the principles of dignity, independence, integration and equal opportunity. As of 2016 the Accessible Customer Service Standard was incorporated into the Integrated Accessible Standards Regulation as per Ontario Regulation 191/11 and that change is now reflected in this plan. In 2013 Frontenac Councils adopted the Integrated Accessibility Standards Regulation, making the Frontenacs compliant with Ontario Regulation 191/11. The Integrated Accessibility Policy encompasses all requirements of the new IASR, including the Information and Communications Standard, the Employment Standard, the Transportation Standard and the Design of Public Spaces Standard, and IASR training for all employees, volunteers and members of Council. A full list of individual accomplishments of each of the Frontenacs are noted in Appendix A. The Frontenacs continue to review existing and develop new policies, practices and procedures in relation to AODA accessibility requirements.

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The 2018-2022 accessibility policies and plan outlines the policies and actions that the Frontenacs will put in place to improve opportunities for people with disabilities. Statement of Commitment The Frontenacs are committed to treating all people in a way that allows them to maintain their dignity and independence. We believe in integration and equal opportunity. We are committed to meeting the needs of people with disabilities in a timely manner, and will do so by preventing and removing barriers to accessibility and meeting accessibility requirements under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act. Through accessibility planning and with the advice of the Frontenac Joint Accessibility Advisory Committee, the Frontenacs will strategically identify, remove and prevent as many barriers to persons with disabilities as possible. Accessible Emergency Information The Frontenacs are committed to providing our customers and clients with publicly available emergency information in an accessible way upon request. We will also provide employees with disabilities individualized emergency response information when necessary. Training The Frontenacs will provide training to all employees, volunteers and other staff members on Ontario’s accessibility laws and on the Human Rights Code as it relates to people with disabilities. Training will be provided in a way that best suits the duties of employees, volunteers and other staff members. The Frontenacs will take the following steps to ensure employees are provided with the training needed to meet Ontario’s accessible laws: The Frontenacs have implemented training procedures to meet the requirements of the Integrated Accessibility Standard. These procedures ensure that the following persons are trained to meet Ontario’s accessibility laws, the Integrated Accessibility Standard, and the Human Rights Code. (a)

all employees, and volunteers;

(b)

all persons who participate in developing the organization’s policies; and

(c)

all other persons who provide goods, services or facilities on behalf of the organization.

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The training will include a review of the purposes of the Act and the requirements of Customer Service Standard and instruction about the following matters: 1.

How to interact and communicate with persons with various types of disability.

How to interact with persons with disabilities who use an assistive device or require the assistance of a guide dog or other service animal or the assistance of a support person.

How to use equipment or devices available on the provider’s premises or otherwise provided by the provider that may help with the provision of goods, services or facilities to a person with a disability.

What to do if a person with a particular type of disability is having difficulty accessing the provider’s goods, services or facilities. O. Reg. 165/16, s. 16.

The method and amount of training shall be dependent on the trainee’s role in terms of accessibility. Consistent with current practices, training records shall be kept, including the dates when the training is provided and the names of the individuals to whom the training was provided. For new employees, training shall be provided to each person as soon as practical after he/she is assigned the applicable duties, but no later than 6 months after a person commences employment with any of the Frontenacs. Training shall also be provided on an ongoing basis in connection with changes to the policies, practices and procedures concerning the Frontenacs accessibility policies and procedures. The Frontenacs will ensure that expanded training procedures are developed and maintained according to legislative requirements and amendments and that the Frontenac Joint Accessibility Advisory Committee shall be consulted throughout this process.

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Customer Service The Accessible Customer Service Policy commits us to communicating with persons with disabilities using multiple alternative formats, welcoming persons who are accompanied by service animals or support persons, and training our staff in the provision of goods and/or services to persons with disabilities. Along with the Accessible Customer Service Policy, Frontenac Councils also adopted “How May I Help you?” Accessible Customer Service Best Practices and Procedures. This document provides clear and detailed instructions on how to best serve persons with disabilities. The Frontenacs will continue to provide accessible customer service as outlined above and will continue to receive feedback and consult with the general public on how to best service their needs. Information and Communications The Frontenacs are committed to meeting the communication needs of people with disabilities. We will consult with people with disabilities to determine their information and communication needs. The County of Frontenac, the Township of Frontenac Islands and the Township of South Frontenac websites and content on those sites conform with WCAG 2.0, Level A. A comprehensive redevelopment of the Township of Central Frontenac and the Township of North Frontenacs websites will be undertaken before the end of 2017. The new website will conform to the standards of WCAG 2.0, Level A. Current processes allow for the creation of accessible documents upon request, provided they remain in digital format. The Frontenacs shall review and update their content creation policies and practices to ensure that any new content made available on the website conforms to WCAG 2.0, Level A, and is available in an accessible format. Staff members responsible for creating content for the website shall be trained in these policies and practices. The Frontenacs will take the following steps to ensure existing feedback processes are accessible to people with disabilities upon request: In response to the Customer Service Standard, the Frontenacs have established a process for receiving and responding to feedback regarding the manner in which goods and services are provided to persons with disabilities, and has made information about the process readily available to the public.

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The feedback process permits persons to provide their feedback using the following methods: (i)

in person;

(ii)

by telephone;

(iii)

in writing;

(iv)

by electronic mail; or

(iv)

on diskette or otherwise.

All feedback, including questions regarding this policy, is directed to the respective municipalities Accessibility Coordinator. A response can be expected within ten (10) working days. These practices shall be continued and expanded to encompass all Frontenac operations. The Frontenacs shall ensure that the public is notified about the availability of accessible formats and communication supports. The notice shall be given by posting the information: (i) at a conspicuous place on Frontenac premises; (ii) on the Frontenac official web sites; or by such other method as is reasonable in the circumstances. A County-wide Communications Plan will encompass communications strategies for Staff, Councils and Advisory Committees of Council. Strategies will ensure that all publicly available information is made accessible. Accessibility strategies shall require the Frontenacs to: 1)

Provide or arrange for the provision of accessible formats and communication supports for persons with disabilities upon request;

Provide the accessible format in a timely manner that takes into account the person’s accessibility needs due to disability and at a cost that is no more than the regular cost charged to other persons, and;

Consult with the person making the request in determining the suitability of an accessible format or communication support.

Further, the Communications Plan ensures that the public is notified about the availability of accessible formats and communication supports. The notice shall be given by posting the information: (i) at a conspicuous place on Frontenacs premises; (ii) on the all Frontenacs official web site – or by such other method as is reasonable in the circumstances.

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The Frontenacs will take the following steps to make all websites and content conform with WCAG 2.0, Level AA by January 1, 2021: A comprehensive redevelopment of the County websites was undertaken in 2012. Conformity with WCAG 2.0, Level AA has been integrated into the website project proposal. At a minimum, this will allow the website to transition to WCAG 2.0, Level AA well before the 2021 deadline. Ahead of the 2021 deadline, the Frontenacs shall review and update their content creation policies and practices to ensure that any new content made available on the website conforms to WCAG 2.0, Level AA, and is available in an accessible format. Staff members responsible for creating content for the website shall be trained in these policies and practices. Frontenac Municipal Information Services will undertake quarterly website validations to ensure ongoing conformity with WCAG 2.0 standards. Employment The Frontenacs are committed to fair and accessible employment practices. We will take the following steps to notify the public and staff that, when requested, the Frontenacs will accommodate people with disabilities during the recruitment, assessment and selection processes as well as the retention process when people are hired: Recruitment procedures have been amended to ensure that all job postings include a notice informing prospective applicants and employees that accommodations are available upon request. The notice shall also be provided by posting the information: (i) at a conspicuous place on the premises; (ii) on the respective Frontenacs web site; or by such other method as is reasonable in the circumstances. The Frontenacs currently informs candidates selected for assessment that accommodations are available upon request in relation to the materials to be used in the assessment. The Frontenacs ensure that this notice is provided in writing to the applicant when the assessment is scheduled. Should a candidate request accommodation, the appropriate staff shall consult with the candidate and provide or arrange for the accommodation that takes into account the applicant’s accessibility needs due to a disability. At the time of offer, the appropriate staff will notify the candidate in writing of the Frontenacs policies for accommodating employees with disabilities. Frontenac Joint Multi-Year Accessibility Plan 2018 – 2022

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The Frontenacs have in place a process for developing individual accommodation plans and return-to-work policies for employees that have been absent due to a disability. We will take steps to ensure the accessibility needs of employees with disabilities are taken into account during performance management, career development and redeployment processes. This includes consultation with the employee and consideration of any accommodations. Transportation The Frontenacs do not currently provide any conventional, specialized or public transportation services or license taxi cabs. Design of Public Spaces The Frontenacs will commit to consulting with the public, persons with disabilities and with the Frontenac Accessibility Advisory Committee when building or redeveloping any public spaces, including recreational trails and beach access routes, exterior paths of travel, outdoor play spaces and public use eating areas, accessible on and off street parking and when in obtaining services. The Frontenacs commit to reviewing and updating procedures for the preventative and emergency maintenance of accessible elements required under the Design of Public Spaces Standard and for dealing with temporary disruptions when accessibility elements are not in working order.

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For more information Members of the public are encouraged to make comments on the Frontenacs MultiYear Accessibility Plan and on accessibility matters in general. To provide your comments or for more information on this accessibility plan there are a number of ways that you can contact the Frontenacs: County of Frontenac 2069 Battersea Road, Glenburnie ON K0H 1S0 Phone: 613-548-9400 ext. 302 Fax: 613-548-8460 Email: jamini@frontenaccounty.ca Frontenac County website Township of North Frontenac 6648 Road 506, Plevna, ON, K0H 2M0 Phone: 1-800-234-3953 or 613-479-2231 Ext. 232 firechief@northfrontenac.ca Township of North Frontenac website Township of Central Frontenac 1084 Elizabeth Street P.O. Box 89, Sharbot Lake, ON K0H 2P0 Phone: 613-279-2935 ext. 243 Fax: 613-279-2422 Email: dlongmire@centralfrontenac.com Township of Central Frontenac website Township of South Frontenac Box 100, Sydenham ON, K0H 2T0 Phone: 613-376-3027 Ext 2244 Fax: 613-376-6657 Email: scorneil@southfrontenac.net Township of South Frontenac website Township of Frontenac Islands Box 130 Wolfe Island ON K0H 2Y0 Phone: 613-385-2216 Email: dplumley@frontenacislands.ca Township of Frontenac Islands website Accessible formats of this document are available at no cost upon request from: Frontenac Joint Multi-Year Accessibility Plan 2018 – 2022

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Appendix A

Improvements Made Municipality

Improvement

County of Frontenac

A comprehensive redevelopment of the County’s website was undertaken in 2013. Conformity with WCAG 2.0, Level AA was integrated into the website project proposal. This has allowed the website to transition to WCAG 2.0, Level AA well before the 2021 deadline. The County shall review and update its content creation policies and practices to ensure that any new content made available on the website conforms to WCAG 2.0, Level AA, and is available in an accessible format. County staff received Accessible Document training in May of 2015 and updated its content creation policies and practices to ensure that any new content made available on the website conforms to WCAG 2.0, Level A, and is available in an accessible format. Staff members responsible for creating content for the website have been trained in these policies and practices. Frontenac Municipal Information Services perform quarterly website validations to ensure ongoing conformity with WCAG 2.0 standards. In response to the Customer Service Standard, the County of Frontenac established a process for receiving and responding to feedback regarding the manner in which goods and services are provided to persons with disabilities, and made information about the process readily available to the public.

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The feedback process permits persons to provide their feedback using the following methods: (i)

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by telephone;

(iii)

in writing;

(iv)

by electronic mail at info@frontenaccounty.ca; or

(iv)

on diskette or otherwise.

All feedback, including questions regarding this policy, is directed to the Clerk’s Department. A response can be expected within ten (10) working days. These practices are continued and expanded to encompass all County operations. The County ensures that the public is notified about the availability of accessible formats and communication supports. The notice is given by posting the information at County reception areas and on the County’s official web site – Frontenac County website; or by such other method as is reasonable in the circumstances. In 2013, Human Resources reviewed and updated the County’s orientation and training material to ensure that it adequately addresses the County’s policies used to support its employees with disabilities, including the provision of job accommodations. This training shall be provided to each person as soon as practical after he/she is assigned the applicable duties, but no later than 6 months after a person commences employment with the County of Frontenac. Human Resources shall provide updated information to employees whenever there is a change to County policies on the provision of job accommodations.

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In 2013, Human Resources developed procedures to address accessible formats and communication supports for employees. These procedures provide or arrange for the provision of accessible formats and communication supports for information that is needed for an employee to perform his/her job, and information that is generally available to employees in the workplace. The procedures also ensure that the County consults with an employee who requests such an accommodation.

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Fairmount Home’s Kingston Frontenac Rotary Auditorium was redeveloped in 2013 and is fully accessible. Human Resources has also developed Recruitment & Onboarding Processes that ensure AODA compliance. Accessible automatic door openings in the County Administrative Building have been installed at the main entrance and all doors leading to public meeting rooms. Reconfiguration of the Fairmount Home reception desk that includes a lower section for residents and others using mobility aids to be better served and meets the requirements of the Design of Public Spaces Standard North Frontenac

Administration Office – designated accessible parking spaces available; Ramp installed and power door at front entrance; Walkway around Main Office building leading to meeting room from the office; Open hours posted on front door and outside entrance visible to the designated accessibility parking spaces; Front counter placards reads: ‘Services Also Available in Writing Upon Request’; and Installed a lower counter in Municipal Office Clarendon-Miller Community Hall – automatic door opener and lighting; Front door has a push bar; and Installed signage for two (2) designated accessible parking spaces.

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Clarendon-Miller Fire Hall – Chair lift available to upstairs meeting room; and Washrooms are accessible for wheelchairs. Installed roof over the entrance to the Clar-Mill Hall to assist with accessibility at the hall. This new roof will keep snow and ice off the entrance to provide a more accessible entrance

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for all to use. Ompah Community Hall – Front entrance accessible; and Two (2) designated accessible parking spaces available Snow Road Community Hall – Women’s washroom – toilet and sink are correct height; Wheelchair ramp installed; and Two (2) designated accessible parking spaces available. Snow Road Community Hall received a renovation and expansion to the front of the building. This included a new accessible ramp; automatic doors, and accessible sized doors. This has been a really nice upgrade to the hall and a true improvement to accessibility efforts for our residents and visitors. Harlowe Community Hall – Wheelchair ramp at front of building; Washrooms – both accessible by wheelchairs, bars installed, etc.; Two (2) designated accessible parking spaces available; Power door installed at entrance door; and Railings at back steps. Barrie Community Hall – New wheelchair ramp built in 2012; Accessible door installed – 34” door; Front door has a push bar; Rear entrance accessible; Washrooms – accessible for wheelchairs with bars installed; and Kitchen – countertops, sink, etc. are at correct height, etc. and are accessible Plevna Library – Wheelchair ramp outside and Accessible washroom.

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Central Frontenac

District 4 Firehall/Library Parking area accessible upgrades Parham Play Area at the Parham Ballfield

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Accessible reception area at the Municipal Office South Frontenac

Completed work on Sydenham Point Beach, the playing field and cenotaph, Accessible path & washrooms Completed Battersea Playground due in part to the community successfully actively fundraising Renovated the Public Works office building on Keeley Road with accessible standards Provided the Planning Accessible Events Book to our facility booking volunteers and on our website Provided Guide to Accessible Festivals & Outdoor Events Book to Recreation Department for distribution when events are booked Built five (5) new accessible picnic tables for parks and beaches Accessibility upgrades to Centennial Park South Frontenac Township Museum

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Frontenac Islands

Accessible Ramp to Community Hall allowing for access to Township Office through the use of a fully automated accessible entrance and door Fully accessible washroom for Community Hall/Town Hall/Municipal Office (shared use)

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Internal access ramp with handrails connecting Community and Town Hall Street cuts for accessible curb along Main Street For completion in 2017

Five Unit Seniors Apartment Building built to accessibility standards of Building Code Accessible Parking spot added for Community Hall Accessible Washroom for Community Centre Grounds (public use) New Transfer Station Building for Staff with an accessible washroom

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Appendix B1

Accessibility Strategic Action Plan – County of Frontenac The County of Frontenac continues to incorporate accessibility planning into all renovation and building projects and continues budget money into its Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Reserve in order to remove barriers and promote accessibility to its facilities and services. The County will also continue to consult regularly with the Accessibility Advisory Committee (ACC) concerning any projects. Through accessibility planning and with the advice of the Frontenac Joint Accessibility Advisory Committee, the County of Frontenac will strategically identify, remove and prevent as many barriers to persons with disabilities as possible. Initiative

New Actions

Responsibility

Completion Date

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Administrative Building

Consult with ACC in the development and review of building plans; washrooms will be made accessible

CAO and Clerk

2019-2021

K & P Trail

Consult with ACC regarding accessibility of the trail including requirements under the Design of Public Spaces Standard Yearly review of Employment Policies and Procedures to ensure continued AODA Compliance

Economic Development

2018

Human Resources

2018 2019 2020 2021 2022

Employment Policies and Procedures

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Status

Budgeted

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Creation of Accommodation and Return to Work Processes

Age Friendly Action Plan

Update the Employee Guide to Non-Occupational Accommodation; Employee Guide to Occupational Accommodation to note that when necessary, an employee will meet with Occupational Health and Safety to discuss potential accommodation opportunities and a safe return to work process Extensive review and collaboration with the Townships of the 36 recommendations and path moving forward.

Human Resources

2018

Planning and Economic Development

2018 and ongoing

Clerk’s Office

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Accessibility Strategic Action Plan – Township of North Frontenac The Township of North Frontenac Initiative

New Actions

Responsibility

Accessibility upgrades to the Township Office

Accessible entrance, washrooms, service counter, and accessible parking.

Eric Korhonen

2017 – 2018

Outdoor projects

New playground in the Cloyne

Eric Korhonen

2018

Outdoor projects

Possible upgrades to one of the Townships beaches

Eric Korhonen

2018

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Completion Date

Status

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Accessibility Strategic Action Plan – Township of Central Frontenac The Township of Central Frontenac. Initiative

New Actions

Responsibility

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Completion Date

Status

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Accessibility Strategic Action Plan – Township of South Frontenac The Township of South Frontenac has taken a very aggressive approach to accessibility and continues to look for ways and means of incorporating accessibility into all renovation and building projects. The Township will continue to look for opportunities and plan budget money in order to remove barriers and promote accessibility to facilities and services. The Township will also continue to consult regularly with the Accessibility Advisory Committee (ACC) concerning any projects. Initiative

New Actions

Storrington Centre, Battersea Road, Sunbury

Consult with ACC once the plans have been received; doors, hall and washrooms will be made accessible

Keeley Garage & office, Keeley Road, Sydenham Portland Garage, Hinchinbrook Road, Hartington Glendower Hall, Westport Road

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Harris Park Hall, Perth Road Crescent, Perth Road

Completion Date

Status

Public Works

Plans in 2017 & completion in 2018

Budget approved

Consult with ACC once the plans have been received; garage lower level washroom will be made accessible Consult with ACC once the plans have been received; washroom will be made accessible Accessible ramp and entrance door with push button to be installed

Public Works

By 2022

Needs to be budgeted

Public Works

By 2022

Needs to be budgeted

Public Works

By 2017

Already has accessible washroom

Accessible entrance to washroom

Public Works

By 2022

Accessible door completed

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Centennial Park, Centennial Park Road, Harrowsmith

Washrooms to be made accessible

Public Works

By 2018

To be budgeted in 2018

Gilmour Beach, Wellington Street, Battersea

New building is planned with full accessibility

Public Works

2017 for plans & 2018 for work

Needs to be budgeted in 2018

Existing South Frontenac Playground Structures & Platforms

Any upgrades or replacements will include accessible features; will look at usage to determine priorities; as budget allows will look at accessible surfaces

Public Works

By 2022

As budget and usage allowed

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Accessibility Strategic Action Plan – Township of Frontenac Islands The Township of Frontenac Islands continues to incorporate accessibility planning into all renovation and building projects Initiative

New Actions

Responsibility

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Completion Date

Status

Snow Road Community Hall Accessibility Upgrade The washroom project at the Snow Road Hall is complete and we now have an accessible washroom at the hall. Accessibility upgrades included. • • • • •

Corridor Access to the Bathroom was widened to meet Accessible Standards, Access door to washroom meets Accessible Standards, Accessible sink and commode, Automatic door openers Audible visual assistance alarm installed.

Financial: Total project (including non-recoverable HST)

$73,706.48

Funding:

Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program Grant

$44,405.00

Snow Road Community Hall Committee Donation

$5,000.00

Township dollars

$24,301.48

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