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May 2000

Facility Needs Improvements

The need to take a serious look at the facility and the required improvements became obvious following an inspection by the State in may 2000. At this time the Cooperative Board hired Harriman Associates to do a comprehensive engineering study of the facility. Harriman Associates were the architect for the original building design and construction.

During an inspection of our facility a certified State Inspector
had found the following violations.

1. Repair all lighted Exit signs. Insure all lights within the fixtures to be functioning.
2. Insure that all wiring is properly covered. Exposed wiring in the storage closet.
3. Discontinue the use of multi plug devises in the Child Care Room.
4. Combustible liquids must be properly stored throughout the building.
5. Remove all functioning vehicles from the building while class is in session.
6. Commercial cooking equipment shall be installed with proper ventilation and fire
    control.
         a. Commercial stove requires a hood system.
         b. Hood system over the stove must contain an Ansul System.
7. Shops must have separation from the remainder of the building by fire barriers
    having a fire rating of not less than I hour and protection of such rooms of an
    automatic sprinkler system. NFPA Life Safety Code: ll-3.2.1(b)
         a. Laundries
         b. Maintenance shops including woodworking and paint areas.
        c. Rooms or spaces used for processing or use of combustible supplies
            deemed hazardous by the authority having jurisdiction.
        d. Rooms or spaces used for processing or use of hazardous materials or
            flammable or combustible liquids in quantities deemed hazardous by
            recognized standard.
8. Vending equipment in the kitchen area must be properly installed to an electrical
    outlet. Remove electrical plug from passing through the ceiling.

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